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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
THERE'S A JOB
FOR EVERYBODY

Editor. The Times: How often
have We all heard this remark,
1T will take bomb and casuali-
ties In this country TO awaken
the people TO prepare.
Mrs. Roosevelt commented on
our preparedness on the West
coast. That was as whole, but
in our own city We have much
TO do. There are many who
have never attended a defense
meeting. some precincts are not
even organized. In my own per-
haps $50 Of 500 have attended
meetings.
The women are asked TO give
three hours a day AZ our COM
Portable headquarters TO answer
the telephone IN emergency.
About 50 have responded. Let's
all take our turn and not let the
few have 10 do it all. II is your
Job and mine.
To the men ] would say. Get
busy" help As assistants 10 your
air raid and fire wardens. But
you will have 10 spend one eve
ming a week learning how 20
help. What will you who haven't
the time do in an emergency:
There will be 50 few in your
block that know the ropes and
can not be IN all places AZ once.
you may be left on your own.
Whom viii you blame. Your
self for not seeking the same
knowledge.
Let's wake up This program
10 for our benefit. Many are
irving their time 10 instruct US
to save ourselves u humanity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

possible. Get busy and let US
make this city as bomb proof
as human hands may. and not
let our sister cities get ahead
of US. Let W be number one.
It II true many have taken
Red Cross. first aid. ambulance
driving. etc. Let us do a little
bit more In our own neighbor-
hood MRS. c. 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
. Your Opinions

To correspondents; Because OF
the lack of space. letters hereafter
submitted for publication must
not exceed 400 words. This rule
Will be strictly enfofred except IN
some po-sibl, rare instances when
In the Judgment OF the editor the
public interest will he served by
longer letter.
Letters exceeding the limit may
be rejected entirel, or excerpts
NAV be used when the Judgment
OF the editor dictates. without Inn
pairing the sense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

He seldom changed anything he
wrote. In all, he was the com
poser OF more than 500 songs,
not including operas. .ympho-
MES or religious music. He COM
posed two of his most famous
so ngs in one day - 'fHark,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
He Knows or Finds
The Answers

Just try to keep 1t out Of the
food. Falling hair has baffled
BARRIERS, medicos and the indi-
viduals whose heads are losing
il since far back in history, as
the bald heads in old art works
will show you. There Ia no
known hair restorer. Your bar
Der. beauty operator or scalp
specialist, however, may have
some suggestions that will stop
the hair falling.
Mr.. Fixit: MY husband WAS
born In Rock Springs, Wye. In
1908. We don't know under
what name IS they have since
changed the name. Even the
folks don't know how their name
WAS spelled 1T that time. Now
he would like TO obtain his birth
certificate but doesn't know how
Ia 20 about II. Could you give
him ANY information: Due To
the Names think II will be
, difficult. MRS c M.
1t will be not only difficult
but impossible unless you find
out some way what name the
folks used at the time he was
born. There isn't any other way
of filing birth certificate than
by the names. However, since
Wyoming didn't start recording
births generally until 1909, there
may be no certificate on file
for him. II. his folks still are
available, perhaps one OF them
can sign an application form for
issuance of a delayed certificate.
Write TO the state board OF
health, Cheyenne, for = form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

The serv ice
ribbon is blue
nj both ends.
with alternate
red and white
stripes d W n
the m / d d lie.
The ribbon at
tached to I h e
medal has the
50 m 9 pattern,
and so has the
service button
at the bottom.
The medal is
60 ! d, adorned
with an eagle.
(which is
bigger. A US
tralia or con-
=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
By John hn

Hark, the Lark" and Who Is
Sylvia ," Though prolific. schu-
bert never became wealthy
through his terrific output, and
his attempts to secure positions
was turned down several times
as conductor or composer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
. Look Out, Beniio

Remember way back when the bright
est war news came laughing in from
Greece and Albania? Most of us got
big haw-haw about Big Bad Benito's In
vincibles setting all sorts of hasty retreat
records before the Greeks bearing unwel-
come gifts.
Well, Benito better hole up under one
Of the seven hills of Rome because Alexis
Leonidas ttake it easy now Pappatrian-
dafilliopoulos of Chicopee, Mass, is going
into the U. s. army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
INSECT PRODUCES 1T

Used 70 polish jsds. u give
nster 10 cloth. and for various
other purposes. Chinese white
wax 10 a substance deposited on
trees oy a species Of scale insect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Cuba is small country without re-
sources, but the little we have We cheerfuly
place on the altar of liberty of men who are
dying for liberty.-President Fulgencia Ba-
tista of Cuba
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Mr.. Fixit: VIII there he
many men from the u. &. en-
pIoyed on the Alaska road. and
IL so. where would find out
about employment on IL:
l.. A. shelton.
When there is information
available the United States EN-
ployment Service will give it.
Its nearest office to your home
is in Olympia, at 522 Capitol
way. The Tacoma office is At
112 So. 18th at.
Mr.. Fixit: Does anyone know
how to get rid of bedbugs:
MRS. II. 3.
Readers who claim successful
eradication of them have sug-
gested several methods in the
past. One OF the simpler ones
is to dissolve one tablespoonful
of corrosive sublimate in a pint
or more of denatured alcohol.
Put this solution in hand
sprayer and spray the walls and
floor, bedstead. spring and mat
tress, wherever the bugs are.
This probably should be repeat
ed at an interval Of a few days
or two weeks. Be careful, be-
cause II is poisonous.
Mr.. Fixlt: Could you tell me
the name of the new aluminium
company now In construction In
Tacoma Where or to whom
can / write TO get In contact
with them: II. II. s.
The olin Corporation is the
name Of the company. Your in
CURRY could be directed to Mr..
Hell. the personnel manager,
who has an office at the plant
site. on the far southeast edge
of the tideflsts.
Mr.. F1xit: What IL good for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Schubert's melodies seemed 10
be endless, and poets could hard
~ set down the words to a song
before Schubert had composed
music for IT. He could carry on
a conversation while writing his
best pieces, and never hesitated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
. WAR QUIZ

If you saw an American
wearing this medal. ribbon or
button, what would you know
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
After Many
Years
New Preacher Geis
Official Q. K.
Henry Hewitt and
The Trinity
Conereesiionslisms
Contribution

because Of its historic sig-
ID nificsnce-it was the fourth
since the church was organized
nearly 20 years sso-ceremoniss
in connection with the official
installation of the Rev. Harold
Booch as pastor. recalled some
"reminiscences conc erning tho
First Congregational church.
This is one Of the institutions in
separately linked with the carly
development of Tacoma. Besides
being one Of the centers Of re-
lieious leadership. it also has had
o large share in the city's cul-
tural growth.
Congresationslism in Tacoma
began in 1873. nearly a year be-
fore First church was formally
organized. That year, the Rev.
George X. Atkinson came UP
from Portland and held his first
service in the school house in
Old Tacoma.
DR.. Atkinson was one of the
missionary preachers who helped
develop civilization in the North
west.
Though he came nearly q quar-
ter of a century after the Metho-
dist missionary colonizer, Jason
Lee. there were similarities in the
background and characteristics
OF the two men. Besides being
deeply spiritual, DR.. Atkinson
had a good deal of the agrees
siveness which made his Meth
odist predecessor a powerful in
fluenee in saving the Northwest
for the United States. We do not
yet know how much we owe to
men like George Atkinson and
Jason Lee.
After his first service in the
Old Tacoma school house. DR..
Atkinson returned to Oregon but
came up here several times that
summer TO preach. holding serv-
traa nna raAnth II, L.
January the services were trans
ferred to a room in the Ameri-
can House on what 10 now Sta
dunn way. The following May
two lots were acquired on the
upper side Of c 81. now Broad
way. just north of the Rostwick
block. and services were again
held in the tent.
A month later, June II, 1874,
DR.. Atkinson organized the First
Congregational church of Ia
coma with five charter members.
They were s. g. White and wife
Ai'ih OiNkoh Sitys mlS& Jllldnn
Lewis, a recent arrival from The
Dalles; II. 3. Stillwell. q con-
tractor, and B. z. Crazy, the
town baker.
Early in 1883, the church had
outgrown its facilities and plans
were made for the structure on
the c street lots which extended
through to St. Helens ave. In
June Of that year the first unit
OF the building which served the
congregation for about a quar-
ter Of century, was occupied.
While the pioneer church was
growing. there had come to Ia
coma Col. c. w. Griggs, Henry
Hewitt, jr., Addison G. Foster,
and c. H Jones, who organized
the st. Paul a Tacoma Lumber
Co. Members Of the four fami-
lies affiliated with the church
and their contributions provided
Continued on page Column n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Mr.. F1xit: What IL good for
falling hair. L had = lovely head
of hair and II Is coming out 80
badly. And what will make hair
grow. A. r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

You help yourself when you buy
L. :. Defense BonoA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

tinental United States? B,
how much?
S-What is Oahu?
Answers on Page Seven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Come. and let as return
unto the Lord: for he hath
torn. and he will heal US: he
hath smitten. and he will bind
Us up.-Hosea 81.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17

I'M Mills as speaker. on the subject.
Our Youth IN Our Homes IN War
time. Al the November ncrtinr ,n,.
lhrmc VIII be Our Youth IN Schuu.
IN Wartime, by Mrs. W. l.. AvCuCE
al Raleigh. The Spiritual Lite ui
our Youth III Wartime" will tie tE,
thcmc AT the December meeting, ana
KEY +. N"rilCct Gardner. pastor az
me FIRST Baptist church. will br IT,.
speaker Room visitallun~ and con-
lrrcncc> with teachers will lraiti..
me January program. and in Feb
r''hry the years theme will be re-
stunned. ON the topic Our Youth III,
The Community III Wartime" ~,
KEY. w. ID. MClunlS. At the Mar, Il,
meeting, DR.. ". ". Noel VIII spcai.
on "Om Youth Then Safety am.
Health III Wartime" The April meet.
in% Will concern itself largely with
election uI Officers.
Two recommendations from, f.,
"Nccutly" committee WvrS voted ON
iaNorably at the Meeting Wcdnr
DAY. one Tor appointment al - com
mI;icc :" confer with school author
incS with u vi"W Ia having monthly
reports /" parents ON work of STU
dents. instead al at iwu-mOnih IN.
iciNal~ NOW. and the other commit
tee I" ask that lunch hours in al
schools hr mad" uniform. c>urcIaIrr
th"S" at the high school and Junior
high.
PrnrIpal ". -. rIyu" prnpn,, e.
two obI,CtIvCS "i the a-snrIatIou in,
'.r '."'. On" b"mG To- .crur' ,,nnn
"a -" library. and 'ar other o..
thrush % re; room 80. Size. RAJ. an.
wrmn"n teachers. Ar. Payne til.n ~
''"du""d new mCmu'r. "i ih, Ia
Guilty. of whom tl".r 9. an un
Usually la"r" uumh"r TIA. wear. n,v.
inE I" r"lIi'T"ni, Hu! re- .iun.IiIuu
F"ij"wIu" the m,"'u< . .ncla.
hour ~. had. G'nu. aUI,h time
ia" -"CIIi commute" 'I."d prnr,.
nd wafer.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
High School PIT. A:
Organizes For Year

organization tor the vca, WAS nor
,"c''d by The Henderson High Schon,
ihi"nl-Icach"r Association a, MS
iW>i meeting Ton ~ new school wear
hcid Wednesday afternoon I'M Inc
library ni the school Programs in..
,'' wears activity were distributed:
I" members.
Mr. l.. ID. Wall. the prc,,drn,
n''N'"'a' and welcomed the new
1"'hriN and prospective member e.
ms was followed by talk 10y Nit.
r.. J"nn"t;c. chaplain. on
Loyalty"
Among reports "i officer, and
committees was that ut the treasurer.
va ;. T.. q. Flanagan. who rcpurlc I.
10 III the treasury. Mrs. J. C..
''|'unv., chairman of the social com
..i'v'. thanked members fur then
.'T''"'iu M furnishing baskets a:.L
.. "' nr WAY l'r ihv picnic q .nn,r
~ u'i'.. uI tn lyarh,r. ,n
'.'..'. day "l lat week.
.'-Is."i. T. r!;"i.IHaiI. Air.. D.
I'.' tn'tI Htr...,TS To- tau.Iit,-
lac ...Hvl''- with ;hc propose:
"""nnm'mi i" ~" State Constitution
'I'ng IT," control and direction
STATE schools. She suggested
'... .f .'ul.u- vote their cunvir-
'an- "a election day.
tnr C"ium'ir" on student loI,.
..."' announced that Hlu0 would bc
loaned I" u boy VIII" graduated from
.'..h school last -prIrG. and tina; ha
"''iIh h'"un \ {. rl.rr" r.i,. -, ,nI.
1890. u w"@ dI 500 = 4 thai ;l.. itl
ait nj it I...t r..tt "a .F.,..I t,.....
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
BrccdIO>cs Jointly
Observe BIRTHDAYS

Nr. and Mr. !! G.. Brcrdl"vc. -.
North Henderson. celebrated rhci.
'H'' and 6Ith birthdays n surprise
birthday dinner gwen them by their
children Sunday. September IL. .i
heir home.
D'""'r was s"rVrd picnic style on
INC lawn. All ni their seven children
WEN" present. along with i've SONS
.u-la". me daughtrT-In- law. twenty
..H .. "HrrlIdrcu. % GrIndSun-iir-
a". and lew friends
81. md Mr. Brc"dlurC have been
'- dents Cd! North Henderson ~
..' past twenty five years and have
dr CIrci" of friends throughout
'., community Each "f them -
r..rI many lovely gifts.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
EPSON ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL RATED All

Members at IN" EPSON hi1h ~rho,
hoard "i trustees have hccn officially
1"ir'l"d i'v In" Stat" Eoard rf F.dr
"lii"u. R%iCIGh. that the Ep,"m Gle
mCniary school has met the state re-
frurCn"i'E for - standard clcnrCn-
HrY school and mas been aCCrCdI:r,:
With - rating of All Ivy the SIa-
Department. Tic state Board al
EduCntiun congratulated T.. !. JCsSl.r.
former principal. tor hi. efforts anG
achievements iur haviup reached tia
goal nj tho close 1T the lgll-i2
ciiuul year
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
s sSw SHOPS
cash and CARRY
Without Painful Backache

Many sufferers relieve nnrGinG b,ckacho
quickly. once they discover iha, tho real
cause Of their trouble may hc tired kidneys.
The kidneys ~" Natufc's chief way Of TAX
inr tho cycc.s acids and waste oft Of tho
blood. They help most people pass about 3
pints day.
When disorder II kidney function permits
rnisOnnis matter To- remain in your blood. H.
may cause nargnR hacknchc. rheumatic pains.
lcr pains. loss oi pep and energy. getting M
nights. swelling. puffinrss under the eyes.
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scan'v
passages with srIuftinr and burning sorc-
your kidncys or bladder.
Don't vaiil Ask your druggist for Donn.
Pills. uscl successfully by millions for over
20 ycat, They g'N" happy tcli"f and will help
- - ..a .s q i.lau" ''.tHr rvsi s'.' 'gf- =.
."s So 'rp-J yr1r horI &c, Do,-. r.r.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
II. Woman y Club Meets

TIL" dumr"r W"u.n'S cnb vii
""'' INST IaiI u"c'm& tia, ,y,r-
n% % 70 "ci"cE ~ Tin" urrm ,chu,.I
r"l'''... y meeting at an depart
w'ui 'Hl.Hn'm at 30 "'CInc, VIII
r'|''r'' 'u" regular session.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
u:nr from Kentucky

M "UI NN-. 'ThmUI Z. Siclr.,-
."u and H'lIr Th"ml-. In. have -
n"d '@. Imyd"m. k"u'ucily tor -
n"I' 'un" in"y nav" been Hv.me
a'!r tu. r.cni months.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
Z
WITH OUR BOYS 4
IN SERVICE =
From Porto i;I"u.

A,a-'c" SUI. Jesse Briggs. Jr. .
.nnH" i". Porto !;rp uu - lujnI-
'nH hr father. Jr..r BrI.gs OBJ.
',.r"r ...,lr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-17
FIREMAN CALLED TO
BLAZE ON TRUCK

y E%h, truck tn" rG,r,.'. ..,
licud,rsun CUCa-tula Epf.... ....,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
JACK Piekerine
Here
and
Now

ell have my coffee now"
said the woman at the next
table in the diner, as we streaked
Through New York State on the
Black Diamond.
perhaps you would rather
wait until dessert" suggested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

ltury-Fox. however, that Maureen
will be all right IN the next few
weeks 20 co-Star with Henry and
Thomas Mitchell in this drama OF
the desert. which Col Daryl
Zanuck is personally preparing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - Fueh' Lssutensn' y 10
2 - %. sos ioi2 n Blonde o.
Victor" II a. m. l.3s. fls. s -. %.
- m
BROADWAY CAPIToI,-"I Larceny Inc -
.il n %. s.t2. efs 3 m ter
.Gertlernsn Prom West Point a" y 80. az
Y IS ~ - 3
CINDERELLA - Larceny Inc " ? 2n
p 80. $40 ? m Ten Gentlemen Prom
West Po.nt " II 80 3 80 25. 10 IS p m
FISHER Larceny Inc IS 6.01
n - D. m Ten Gentlemen Prom West
Point. " = 81 4 O3 SO lI.Os ? m.
fON Eagie Squadron y - ga
81, 1898 ,. m. - Haunting We VII
MADI>oN-"CA Caught IN ne DRAFT" II
m 0s. SIS s2i, II ~ 3. m. Holt
MICHIGAN The Cay sisters u IS
o.. 7.3i. 1o.5i p m; True 20 M
Army. u q m $50 q -. % .. N
PALM>->TATt Joan Of Paris" ~ -
3 81. 6.f2 sf7 p m. 'Jsckass Male.
AZ n ZOOS. $50 SIS II 20 p n
RIVIERA" Larceny. Inc 1872. sos
la.fi ,. m Ten Gentlemen From Nesl
Point" y 30 Os. %. 1i.I7 p. N.
RkO-UPToW>-" Larceny Inc 81
h 80 $40 .. IT Ten Gentiemen From
West Point , 3. 7o5 1913 p. n.
ROYAL - Larceny Inc " 20 2 s..
IN. m Ten Gentlemen Prom West Point.
ID IS fi.27 3. m
TrLrNrw>~ Ns~, shor, Subjects. s
United ARTISTS Ms Mn.v.r."
.ii15 a N. %. 81, ~. 90 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Director Looks
Like Enrol Flynn

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. p -
Star Enrol Flynn is making life
hectic for director Sam White.
Director White cannot have
peace on the set Of Il Live on
Danger. AS it happens. White
could double for Enrol Flynn
and when studio visitors see
him they swarm around him
like flies around honey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
ASSIST CHAIRMAN

Assisting Heiber in the film ex-
change end are all the exchange
managers, including Frank Dow
ney OF Neutrality-suspicious.. Sam
Seplowin OF Republic Pictures,
John Howard OF Paramount Pic
lures, Robert Dunbar OF Warner
Brothers. Fred North OF R-K-O,
Harry Gilbert of Allied Pictures,
Lester Strum of Fox. Morris
Duddleson of United Artists. Har-
Ian Starr OF Monogram Pictures,
Carl Shalt OF Columbia Pictures
and John Mcpherson Of National
Screen Service Corporation.
Every theater in the city of De-
troit and in the State Of Michigan
is preparing special stunts in this
September bond drive. Rallies are
in work in every town, Hobbies are
being prepared with sensational
displays and everything from bond
auctions 10 contests are in order 10
get golden start on the Michigan
goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

Its like this, the dealer told
me. "They don't know anything
about yintages. Champagne Is
champagne as far as they are
concerned, and they buy do
nestle champagne at 81 or IS in
stead OF imported at Sle or SIS.
Where We used 10 sell "A hundred
cases of IL. now We sell 800.
but even NJ that. its eN-
prnSive. You Just can't put on q
good champagne party for less
than $50 or $780,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Rodeo Here
September |

THE GEORGE V. ADAMS
MIDWEST RODEO COMPANY
of North Bismarck. ~. D.. will give
seven evening performances and
three matinees at Haggerty Field,
Wyoming and Ford road, during
the week of September l TO z.
The show is sponsored by the
Dearborn Junior Chamber of Com
merce and the Dearborn Canteen's
Junior Hostesses and proceeds
from the rodeo will be turned over
to the canteen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 26.-IL YOU
saw 25-year,old brunei Vsieria
HobSon, the toast Of England, in
Drums" "Blackout." or any Of
the other numerous British films,
you will agree that David Selznick
may have another Vivien Leigh in
his movie family David has signed
the English beauty after first Civ
ing her permission 10 co.. Star in
Sabotage Agent with Robert
Donat for M-G-M.
With "Claudia,' "KeyS Of the
Kingdom" and some other six or
more stories ready for filming, IT
shouldn't be difficult to have some
thing ready for Miss Hobson when
she arrives here in 90 days after
she completes Sabotage Agent. -
Miss Hobson was in Conversation
Piece" the Noel Coward play in
London, and has long been re-
garded as England'S foremost
young actress.
MICKEY'S FILM BROTHER
Red-haired. freckle-faced Van
johnson. who won my heart COM
pletely in THE War Versus Mrs.
Hadley," will play Mickey Rooney's
brother in The Human Comedy"
Kim has been postponed, just as
l suspected.
You'll see Donna Reed as the sis
ter in the family and director Clar-
ence Brown is all set 10 go. The
genius. SaroYan. | am told. has a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

terrific story in The Human
Comedy
Frail Maureen O'Hara. who is
spending all her time trying TO get
well, has a date with Henry Fonda
for The Immortal Sergeant" The
other night Maureen went 10 a
premiere with her husband, Will
Price, and completely collapsed
from the eXertion,
They told meaat Twentieth Cen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
English Star in
Wartime Picture

JILL ESMOND. noted Eng
liSh stage and screen actress.
has been signed for the role Of
Susan Fleming in Metro
Goldwyn- Mayors Journey for
Margaret
Miss Esmond has Just COM
pleted a role in Random Har-
vest
LARAMIE Day. Signe HasSo and
Nigel Bruce also are featured in
the new picture. taken from
William L. Whites book of his
own experience IN war torn
London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
SATURDAY klGHI!

Showbost Moonlight to Tashmoo
Psrk. Lv. s;45 p. NJ, ret. 2;45
A. NJ. Five hours snoat and one
hour ashore. Fare sl25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

the W a r.
Were allow
ed TO serve
only one cup
TO a customer
now"
And so that
old American
comfort. I h e
second cup OF
coffee, oe
the way OF
trouser cuffs,
oil burners
an d rubber
tires.
But tn e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Film Exch.
Employees
Sell Bonds

ALL DETROIT and Michigan
film exchange employees from pos
ter clerks 10 porters. from switch
board operators TO secretaries and
bookers. will become bond sales
men in the film industry's national
81, 900, 100000 September bond
drive. Already these people, plus
every person in every branch OF
the motion picture industry, have
started work and are signing thou
sands Of people for pledges in
bonds prior 10 the September
drive.
Edward Heiber OF Universal
Pictures Corporation is chairman
of tho film exchange committee
and announces that in Detroit and
out in the state thousands of dol
lars i'm advance bond sales have
already been pledged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
LABOR DAY
CLOSING WEEK SCHEDULE

Thursday and Friday, Sept. 3-4.
Super service to Put In Bay,
Cedar Point and Sandusk
Leave 900 a. m. 8 hours at
Putin Bay or 31a hours at
Cedar Point.
Saturday, Sept. S. Special run
TO accommodate stop-overs 70
Putin Bay. Cedar Point and
Sandusky. Leave at 900 a. m.
Passengers can have 3 hours at
In Bay or ride the boat all
day and be back in Detroit at
8 p. m.
Sunday and Labor Day. Sept.
o.. Last trips this year. Leave
1000 a. m. 5 hours al Put In
Bay or pa hours at Cedar
Point or stay aboard ship all
day for the entire l60-mile
cruise. arrive back in Detroit
at 1850 p. m.
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