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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
ABSENTEES VOTES GAIN

'hicaGo.-Wilh adoption of absentee
voting laws by Mississippi and South
Carolina this year, all but three states
now permit voters in military service
To east ballots by mail, the Council
of state Governments says. The three
states without absentee voting laws
are Louisiana, New Mexico and Ken
tucky. Louisana'S legislature may take
action in May. New Mexico, which has
definite constitutional authority to pass
an absentee voters law for those in
military service, cannot take lcgiSla-
tive action until 1913 unless Il special
session is called
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07

OBITUARY
HENRY BENTZ

Henry RentZ. 60, Il resident of Saline
vile for the last 30 years, died Sat
urday at II p. m. i'm City hospital fol-
lowing complications after an opera
ton.
Born May Is. 1882 in Long Bottom
O., the son of William and Freeda
Dorst BentZ, he was employed as Il
.jiggerman at the Edwin Nj. Knowles
China Co. He was a member OF the
Prayer Band church of Salineville and
Local Union No. II, n. Il. o. T..
He is survived by his mother, a
resident of East Liverpool: his widow,
Mrs. Grace Alice BentZ of Salineville: !:
five daughters, Mrs. Nerna Williams of
Steubenville, Mrs. Loretta GrunZy of
Homer City, Pa, and Misses Pera
BentZ, Geraldine Bentz and Yvonne
BentZ, all at home; one son, Forrest
BentZ of East Liverpool two brothers,
Floyd Bentz of East Liverpool and
Clarence Bentz of Wellsville; six sis
tiers, Mrs. Mary Riel and Mrs. Bertha
Baker of East Liverpool; Mrs. Helen
Smith of Vienna, w. Va; Mrs. Bessie
Fitch of Long Bottom; Mrs. Eva Fla
herty of Akron and Mrs. Orma Million
of Sawyerwood, O., and one grand
child
Funeral services were held in the
| Prayer Band church at Saiineville
Tuesday at . 80 p. m., by Rev. John
W. Roush pastor of the East Liver
| pool First PentecOStal church. Burial
was i'm Woodland cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
Steel Pay Reported Topping
81 Per Hour For First Time

New York City QLNS).-Workers in
the steel industry increased 1000 to a
total of 653,O0O in March, compared
with 613,0O0 in the same month last
year, the American Iron and Steel IN
Stitute reports. Payrolls were SIG
I3SOOO, against sos, 563, 600 in Febrll-
AIRY and SiS,O25,O 900 in March. l941
Wagc-earnin@ employees earned an
average of $1.OO1 an hour in March,
the first time on record that hourly
average earnings exceeded 81. This
compared with 995 cents an hour in
February and with 81 cents an hour
in March. 1911.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
President Duffy

(Continned From Page One)
ment in making the Payroll Savings
Plan Il success because we feel that
this joint endeavor is the type of CO.
operation needed to win the war. Fur
thermore, this plan provides Il simple
way for our members to set aside part
of their pay regularly every payday
for War Bonds and assures our coun-
try of the funds needed for carrying
the war through to victory.
This is Labor's war Our unions
recognized the menace of Hitlerism
from the beginning. The very first
victims of Hitler's gangster terrorism
were the leaders of the German labor
movement.
I'VE are in this fight to the finish.
Our members are fighting in the armed
forces. They are working on the pro
duction line turning out the munitions
of war. And we are all investing IN
War Bonds 50 that freedom Will sur
vive."
Demand the Union Label on all
YOUR purchases
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
TRAVEL CASE FOR VACATIONS

Louisville, Ky. Vacation season,
close at hand, calls for travel cases,
such as the Crown Slli-lite, says the
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Cor
poration premium department. This
travel case, offered for coupons packed
With Raleigh union-made cigarettes. is
described as an attractive lightweight
case for those who like smart luggage.
1t has brown striped tweed covering,
leather bound, flush polished locks and
leather handle. There are ample pock-
cts for small articles.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
Salem Chino Will
Erect Service Pdnel
Will Be Made Of Black Car
ruro Glass With Ndnes
Etched In Gold

Salem, Ohio.-AIany of our members
which were presented at the Salem
High School auditorium on Wednesday
evening, April %.
The show was presented under the
auspices of tie Civilian Defense Coun-
ell and included in the cast, many
potters from Local Union No. 81.
Sam Henry, former member of l.. t..
No. 10, i'm East Liverpool, was an end
men and rendered several solos. Leland
Quinn and Bob Hielhart were in the
chorus.
Two of our members, now in the ser
vice of Uncle Sam were home on fur
lough last week and dropped in on
the boys at the shop, Brothers Joe
CBugler) Haratin and Sam Lamping.
Both of these boys certainly look fine
in their uniforms.
Some of the boys are figuring on
quitting the shop and going to work
in defense plants. These brothers
should get in touch with their financial
secretary before doing so.
The Salem China Co. will erect n
Service Panel for the names of those
who are in the service. 1t will be made
of black Carrara glass with the names
etched in gold.
The clay shop reports they are one
hundred per cent in buying bonds and
the decorating shop by the time this
goes to press will be the same.
All members are requested to attend
our meeting on Friday evening, May s.
Business of Importance O. c. ~.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
Potters SWitchinq
Domestic Clay
Bureau Of Mines Survey
Reveals Increase Of
Al Per Cent

Reflecting increased activity by
ment of imported clays, shipments of
ball clay from domestic mines climbed
to 19S, ,445 short tons valued at Sl611,-
600 in 1941. increasing Al per cent in
quantity 81 per cent in value over the
former record of 140,707 tons and ST.,
O65, ,432 in 1910 and containing Il long
climb which has been interrupted seri-
ously only once since 1882. Ninety-two
per cent of last years tonnage, as re-
ported to the Bureau of Mines, United
States Department of the Interior, was
used in pottery and highgrade tile.
Among the more important minor uses
were linoleum and oilcloth filler,
enameling, paper filler, and special
refractOrieS including crucibleS
AS in former years, most of the out
put came from the Kentucky-Tennessee
field. These two states furnished "a
per cent of the total tonnage in 1941,
the remainder being mined mostly in
Maryland and New Jersey although
Mississippi, Missouri and Nevada re-
ported small shipments.
Notable was the sharp advance in
prices, the national average sales re-
alzation being SS.45 ton as against
$7.57 in 1910 and $7.2S in 1899. For
Kentucky alone, the average sales
price was $S.95, 13 per cent higher
than the preceding years average and
hn i,,h Sin
These increases, however. were not due
entirely to Il markup in quotations
but reflect also the steady improve
ment in quality and the fact that much
of the clay instead of being shipped
crude is now being shredded or even
ment to consumers.
One company with clay pits in both
Kentucky and Tennessee has long main
tanned outstanding market leadership
and i'm 1911, although II companies
reported shipments of ball clay, Sc per
ed by 5 companies.
Imports of English ball clay, as in
dicated by available statistics which
cover only the first 9 months, We're
substantially less last year than the
1910 imports which amounted to 81, ,ll1
short tons having II foreign market
value of approximately SIS Il ton eX-
elusive of freight, duty, and other
charges. About half of the imported
ball clay is used in sanitary ware.
! Formerly, it was demanded by virtual
| ly all manufacturers of electrical por-
ceain, vitrified china and other high
grade products but as domestic ball
clayS have been standardized and bet
ter-prcpared they have received wide
acceptance by potterS and ceramic en-
| ginecrS. Meanwhile, the ratio of bah
clay to kaoin has tended to increase
as Il result of the growing mrchaniH;l-
ton of the ceramic industry and new
casting methods
True ball clayS are fin" grained, Scd-
imentary cIays which are charactcris-
tically plastic and dpVc lop high
strength, usually accompanied by rath-
or high Shrnage, in drying and firing
They viirify at low temperatures have
II long firing range, and may range in
Pee. values from cone IS to cone 81
The bordcrline between bail clayS and
certain other clayS, especially plastic
! fire clay, is not always sharply drawn
but aIl the better bali claNS burn to II
cream white or Il sufficiently light bufi
so that they can be used in whitewaro
bodies.
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NOTICE FINISHERS ;

: Election Of delegates TO the
: National! Convention will be held :
. at our next meeting, May IA. ;
. by Order of President.
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notice.!
Important Announcements of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column
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< NOTICE :

The following members were :
suspended from Local Union No. >
l63 on May l, 1912: Leonard Con- >
grove, Violet Mccoy. Georgia Bell,
Jan Schaffer. Max iiutchisOn, ,
Robert Cameron, Junior Cornell. $50.
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!. CORRECTION <

: Dolly DOty of Local Union No. X
!. 81 was not suspended on March 9 +
!. as previously reported by the =
+ Local. =
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-07
Hedds Of Big Corporations
Start $5.000.000 Campaign
Aqdinst Industridl Mishdps

New York City QLNS)-A campaign to cut down the huge
toll of industrial accidents has been here by executives
of IL of the nations largest corporations.
Industrial accidents last year, it is estimated cost
mandays production would be build battle
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WANTED:

< One easter and one gEOst kiln :
:. hand. Apply to Canonsburg Pot :
= terry Co., Canonsburg, Pa. <
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: NOTICE MAINTENANCE MEN

( Al! members are requested to
< attend our meeting on Friday eve
: ming. May 8. Insurance discussion.
( President Duffy will attend.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

Bowl on Pell street and the Orange Bowl on
45th
Shortest street in New York-Edgar street,
where Greenwich street meets Trinity place near
the Battery.
The epidemic of huge-sized clocks all over
Times Square Correct Time Square
A DID NEW CADETS: The "chaperon chains"
"a For lads who invite lady friends TO see their
etshings.- He handouts himself 10 the radiator
and she gets the key"
snubbed the angel Street script now the
towns big drama hit. The day the reviews came
out he phoned producer Shep Trauble and said:
Hello. this IN Chump Miller speaking!
The author of Secret Armies" is requested
TO contact government authorities-n the name
OF National Security. Not for revelations in that
book-but in the one he wrote about Japanese
espionage-and which the colyum exploited long
ago-but which Washington ignored
SHE'S one Of the Hollywood cinemadorables
~ Her mother never lets her out of her
sight
She fell in love with a well-known young
screen actor-but rarely saw him alone
Every love letter he sent her was first opened
by her parent.
Finally, to escape mothers pryng inter-
ference, the girl arranged with girl pal TO
receive the letters.
But the gal pal was not only the go-between
she became the come between
AS result of this arrangement the boy
has decided 10 marry The Best Friend =.
tLS88654D).
Tune in WALTER WINCIIELL BROADCAST
each Sunday, TO 9;l5 p. m. on Station WXYZ,
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

clever old-timers," writes Seattle Wash,
customer
But name the seven cleNerest comedians Of
the present"
That's very easy. mister. They are Joe r.
Lewis, Jimmy Durantc Lou HoltZ Bob Hope
Danny Kaye, Rochester Anderson and Jack
Benny.
please quote the poem titled Where Are You
Now and dedicate il TO Eugene" is request
of young woman OF Detroit
Don't know any poem Of that name but per
hdpS this subscriber refers To- the lines OF
Laurence Hope IN Love Lyrics OF India
Where are BoV now'
Who lies beneath your sDeU?
Whom do yoV lead dorm ropture's roadiray tor,
And ogopi:c them m tGrelceN.
nOBERhlANN pin>cher dogs are much In
~ demand 10y the army right now. The queS-
ton arises why hasn't the army bred dogs a. 1t
has pigeons and horses?
DobeImann pinscher is a cross between
German shepherd dog and fox terrier The
Dobermann comes from the name of the original
breeder and plnScher means terrier in German
As to who the slowest maio Lacquer of
all time the bases" writes New Yorker
ut was Larry Mclean OF the Giants When
Haywood Broun was writing baseball, he said:
Mclean runs bases as IL he were pulling big Bill
Taft In rckshaw.
Consumption Of gasoline at IS miles an hour
Is p per cent more than at 30 miles an hour.
Also the heavier the load a car carries the more
gas il takes 10 run it, So if YOU want 10 save
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

Shanghai. China, dis
continued the Winchell
daily column after the
release of December
\ 9Th, l9il-J. T.. &. Jr.".
How'd they know
THE day before we'd be
In the war?
COUNDS ~ THE
- NIGHT: At the
Hickory House:
"WhO's the thriller
with the gorilla ."
At LaMartinique.
"Get him. Dam G.
dreaming"
At the Endure:
"DOn't ind her.
She's intoxicatty.'
At The Avenue.
Her pictures flatter
her-cameraflage."
MANHATTAN MUIR
AVA AIS: The AFRAID
siren on Broadw way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

standing slently-wating to scare a few thousand
people out OF their wits and off the streets.
The Oldest clock in town--in the tower of
ST. Pauls on B'way and Vesey street 1t was
made in 1898
-. The detected young men at 90 Church Street
Navy HquarerS) when they don't pass the
physical.
The hamburger oyntS all over midtown
giving the hot dog stands an infeTority complex.
The Rose Bowl Cafeteria on 44th the Sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

wit bout reservation
What "A man IS lies
certainly upon his coun-
tenanCc as in his heart.
LA Bruyre. how
ever, was inclined 10
the ShakeSperian view
saying: Up h y Siognon&
is not a guide that has
been given Us by which
10 Judge Of The char
acter Of men II may
only serve US for con
lecture. EVDD
NOW say you were
born on May Z az
1872 a. m. IN a section
where daylight saving
time was IN force.
Would your birthday be
May II No. sir. II
would officially be MAY
s. All birthdays are
figured on StaRds ard
time.
"All right. I'll agree
Weber 4 Fields and
Harrigan & Hart we're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

WIAR-IS-HELL-DEP'T:
w "king Features Syndicate, jan 9Th, 1912:
Dear Kiss Bigman; The following IL for the
attention of Mr.. Wincheli and yourself. The
Chronicle Of Kobe, Japan, and the Press of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24


DILL MORROW. Writer You probably have
- heard many OF Mr. Morrows Jokes spoken
by others their own his speciality Is furnish
ing gags for radio and films.
However Mr.. Morrow is not complaining as
10 lack of credit for his wit he i being paid
around $500 week for making other fellows
seem funny.
Jack Dempsey The sixth greatest heavy
weight boxer of all time And the greatest
money earning rngman of them all For his two
fights with Tunney ne received over a million
dollars Sill S68 for the Philadelphia bout and
S425 600 for the one in Chicago.
IT IS we'll TO keep in mind at this time that
L thrce-quarters of the population of the world
IS made up OF people who are not followers Of
Most BARRIERS work on A percentage agree
ment Therefore the difficulty tonsorialist
has IN making a living Is shown by the fact
barber averages 10 halrcutS and three shaves
day.
This also indicates the Importance of tips to
barber Average TIP TO barber after a hair
cu' Is j. cents Most manicurlsts average a
RENJAMIN FRANKLIN first said,
- Nothing is certain but death and taxes"
II was not Shakespeare but Ralph Waldo
Emerson who observed:
"All the world loves a lover
II was General Joffre and not Marshal Petain
who IN World War l said Of the Germans:
They shall not pass"
And II Talleyrand who said Of coffee
1T must he pure as an angel strong as love,
black as the devil and hot as he'll"
our pup still enjoys singing TO piano
" accompaniment and apparently thinks he
has a wonderful voice. His voice has changed.
lie is basso now. His favorte tune is Many
Brave Hearts Lie Asleep in the Deep
For the poem including the lines Laugh and
the world laughs with YOU; weep and YOU weep
alone Ella Wheeler Wilcox received s. from
New York newspaper in 1888
Melba operate star. had Toast Meba and
Peach MeIba named after her
All Lillian Russell had named after her was
a now forgotten cigar. Which brings 10 mind
who was Tom Collins whom the popular drink was
named after?
And O'Bren potatoes, what OBrien is
honored in this instance?
Could il be they named after the famous
San Jose, Cal, restaurant?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
On Broadway,
Walter WiNcheu

Trade Mark Registered Copyright. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

fHeres m uTt
IA To find the minds construction
W IL the face.
Shakespeare.
I'm making the above claim Mr. Shakespeare
disagreed with Cicero who said: The coun-
tenance is the portrait of the mind the eyes are
L. nf,,-rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

some money on the family car. sir. why not ask
your wife TO reduce IS or 20 pounds?
IS 4 1T has been my ambition to be the father
"a OF son who will play Carnegie Tech
football team that will beat Pittsburgh, l am
thinking of marrying shortly" writes Pitts
burgher
TT have been much disappointed In being
able to find any books I'm the public libraries
which have been written by experienced husbands
the subject OF training a wife.
"A work on wife training would have a wide
sale not only among bachelors but among married
men. would ask the advice of of the hus-
bands I know but none of my friends has what
would call well-trained wife,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

TRENT0N-Trenton, Mich. Park Free =
."N''VN Open ] 80 p. VI. Spencer
Tracy. "DR. IEKYLL AND MR.. HYDE..
YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH" with FRED
Astaire. Walt Disney's "Timher,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
TIMES S0JIARC-Michissn at Cas-

TIMES SQUARE-SS,rses.,'ssss c e: Gas; r., -
Every Child Untii S p. NJ Continuous
from 7:f5 A. NJ. Features After 10 p. NJ
hold BACK THE DAWN" with Paul
Bing Crosby IN "WAIKIKI WEDDING"
Cartoons. Serial. Latest News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70. s-37S6 :
on10o Open lis. Tyrone Power, Betty
Cradle, "a iANk IN THE II. A. r."
rus Melvyn Douglas and Ruth Hussey in
"OCR WIFE." Disney's ."(ioofy,s liIider ;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

T0WrR-Iesis Grand River HO. 4sso =
TWIN Open 12:45 p. n. Park Free.
.SANk IN THE r. A. F." Tyrone Power.
Betty Gable, "DR. JEKYLL, AND MIR.
HYDE" with Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

TIME-lS205 East Jefferson, 1t DPexeI
.""I New Kind OF Horror Show With
the Old-Fashioned Thrill. TO-DAY I
lang" with Waiter Wolf King and Mona
Barrie. Also 1.-THE BAT WHISPERS."
with Chester Morris. Cartoons. Serial.
Latest Newa Events
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

V0CIIE-Harper at Harvard. PARK Free.
'VooL Doors Open 1915 p. M.
Last Show 9:15 p. NJ "a YANK IN THE
X. A. f." with Tyrone Power Betty
Cradle. Plus "OUR WIFE," with Melvyn
Douglas. Ruth Hussey. Ellen Drew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

at Virginia Park
lie and 22c. Joan Blonder1.
Jonn Howard IN THREE GIRLS ABOUT
TOWN" Johnny Downs and Jane Frazes
in Using ANOTHER CHORIrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
II. v. Darling

Distributed BY King Features Syndicate, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
1875 East Dawson

DIpK-ZbZb Inv DhVIsou
ANN Ray Middleton and Gloria
Dickson in ENERGY ISLAND" Plus
UNDER FIESTA STARS Gene Autry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

WEST END-sss4 West Warren Ave.
VIII LNU Sonia Henie In "SUN
DOWN MEXICO Way J stooges Comedy'
Cartoon. Newa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

pARAnIcE-S7lI Woodward 4
hNhDlCL Cont. from 1 r. M. On Stage,
in Person, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson. With
the One and Only Jimmy Lunceford and
Orch On Screen: "SPOOkS Run WILD"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

PAL MFR pARK-Hsmiiton .. McNichols
hLMLn nNh Cont. 100. Adults CSC.
Child. lie. Free Parking. Charles Boyer.
Olivia DeHayilland. HOLD BAN The
DAWN" Plus "GAY FALCON" with
George Sanders and Wendy Barrie.
Owl Chow $3.50 p. NJ. Four Features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -FenkeT no. I'LL 4
WDoiVVN Cont. 1:15 p. NJ Park Free.
Tyrone Power. Betty Cradle in "a YANK
IN THE II. 4. r." Melvyn Douglas.
Ruth Hussey in "OUR WIFE"
OWL SHOW AFTER 1n:an p NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

Mich. Phone 4i4 r
OtTO Mat. / 80 p VI. Robert rfylor
Joan Crawford WHEN LADIES MET"
THE CARTER CASE" James Ellison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

IINfnIN pApY-Fort 81. at O'Connor r
LiI'OVLN nhhCont. from IL Park Free.
spencer Tracy, Lana Turner, DIR. IEk1LL
AND MR.. HYDE" Plus "sING AN
OTHER CHORUS" with Johnny Downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

pI0-West Vernon Highway ut Central 4
hlV IL Noon IN Midnight. Park Free.
Spencer Tracy. Lana Turner. DIR. JEkYLL
GET RICH" with Fred Astaire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

VARSITY-Livernois-M cNichois UN. i-4a55
- Open 12:45. Late Show 1000.
rnrliIs' Action, "A fANk IN THE RA.F.w
tyrone Power. Betty Cradle. Plus MELVIN
douglas. Ruth Hussey in "OUR WIFE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

VICT0RY-sssS Grand River: TY. $500
cr Open 12:S5. "UNDER-
'hot Nd. Jeffrey Lynn. THREE GIRLS
ABOUT TOWN." Joan Biondell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

00p-Michigan at Cass. Open - Hours 4
LVVi Charles Boyer. Margaret SULLIVAN
APPOINTMENT FOR LOVE" BAR
NACLE BILL" Wallace Beery. Disneys
sTImher
Evening star., 1942-02-24

Pack up your troubles in your old
kit bag-but don't waste wrapping
paper on them.