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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Film Time Clock

ADAMs."Th. Other Woman" ii;o7
= m. a:2I; s:ts: e:os p: m; Tales of
NAL IL a. m, 2:t3. s:37. 1881 p. m
Msisie Gets Her Man" l:is, $40. s:ot
CINDERELLA - TN. Nal. Animal "
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CINEMA-"Lure of the ISLANDS" Il,
z;io, $50. e4s, $50, II p. m; Port OF
Missing Girls" l:lo. s;2s. $40. T:ls,
TIsHER-"Th. Ma. Animal" ans
s;sl, $50 .: m; "Msisis Gets Her Man"
1880, ass T:3f. 1900 d. m.
FOx-"Tak OF the Town" i2:2T, ASA,
Ii7 1912 p. M; Sherlock Holmes and
sne voice OF Terror" i1:is .. m, 7:to,
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,:aS i9 S.s 3 s.o5 m. ., Twin Beds" ii;i'
nI S,cHiG ;siss "rhs Major ~ and tn.
Fly by Night" ii:s1 a m. s;.s' 500,
~ PALMS STATE - "Y.nEe. poodl,
Dandy" 1i;to a. m. 2:25. $40. T:5o,
'PxRxpisE-"Baby Fac. Morgan" 1897.
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Man" 1870. 4:t5. SOS. 11:25 p. m. The
Male Animal >. s:7s. e;45 p. m.
AS % M.,: e e:s. 4 h.T Man. IS, sss
TELENEws-News. short subjects. Q
q. m. 70 IL .. m.
UNITED ARTISTS "some.h.rs In
Bore 10 sins," ilo6 - m. 7;so, s.sS
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Theaters Hold
Riddles Parties

TWELVE UNITED DETROIT
THEATERS announced today that
they would hold special children's
halloween celebration partie s
Saturday afternoon, October 81,
r their younger patrons.
The theaters, Riviera, Cinder-
ella, Ramona, Vogue. Varsity,
Regent, Annex, Norwest, Alger.
Rosedale. Bloomfield and Mel, re-
vealed that they would all have
as an added attraction an hours
cartoon party, in addition TO their
regular scheduled features. Mickey
Mouse, Donald Duck, Superman.
Bugs Bunny and many animated
characters will appear on the
screen for the kids.
All the theaters with the excep-
ton of the Cinderella and Alger
will also conduct halloween cos
tune contests for which the
children coming to the theater
with the best costumes will re-
ceive prizes.~ =
The Bloomfield and Norwest
theaters will also plan a special
children's full-length feature in
the place Of the regular feature
films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Bells Toll Okay

OLD TIME Mississippi river
men are going to have no fault TO
find with the steamboat sequences
in The Adventures of Mark
Twain" Producer Jesse L. Lasky,
with the help Of technical experts,
has insured that even the whistle
footing and bell changing will be
according 10 Mississippi Hoyle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Glamour Girl
Headed for
Film StardOn,

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2s.-I don't
know how II will set with Maria
Montez, but Burnu Acquanetta
jumps up TO co-starring promi-
hence with Allan Jones in her next
at ~" isle of Romance"
Maria was very cute when she
told me-her- supposed rival in
arabian Nights" was just a bit
player" although she admitted
that Acquanetta was not one Of
those Ratchet faced Indiansw
Well, always say good glamour
girl feud never hurt anybody.
Acquanetta, who is now in New
York. returns next week to 60
into Isle of Romance" with Allan.
SO many 81 the boys around town
ARE giving Acquanetta a whirl in
New York that one wag said she
was being coached for the South
Sea idyll on the isle of Manhattan.
One thing she will have to park
Is the very smart wardrobe she
has been flashing. She goes back
into a sarong for the Universal
opus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Theater. ==
First, there is Buck and Bub-
bles, international comedians and
former stars of ''Porgy and Bess"
and the .Ziegfeld Follies. Sharing
the spotlight with Buck and Bub-
bles is Jay McShann and his con-
fessin' the Blues" orchestra, a
versatile aggregation of is men
who come directly here from New
York's leading night spots. Origi-
nally from Kansas City. the band
has developed a special technique
that is best described as combi-
nation OF Ellington reeds and
Count Basie-like rhythm.
Another on this hit parade of
stars are the Three Peters Sis
tiers, radio singing and dancing
comedy favorites. Other per-
formers include Walter Brown,
Americas greatest blues singer,
and Walter Richardson. baritone.
The screen feature will be
* Marks the Spot" with Damian
O'Flynn, Helen Parrish, Dick Pur-
cell and Jack LaRue. The story
deals with Americas most feared
enemy. the Black Market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Olivia De Hsviiiand, who is
usually on suspension at War
ner's or just coming of, is In .
good humor again and goes i'm
mediately into Devotion" The
story of the writing Bronte
sisters, Emily and Charlotte,
was mentioned for Olivia and
her sister, Joan Fontaine, some
time ago. Joan won't do Il but
Ida Lupino will. Geraldine Fftz-
gerald has bowed out, too, and
Nancy Coleman takes her place.
Before she said "yes" to DE
votion," Olivia said q definite
mo" to "One More Tomorrow"
by Charles Hoffman. This might
have resulted In another sus-
pension II Warmers had been
able to find q leading man. But
since leading men are scarcer
than hens teeth. Olivia can get
In the Bronte story before she's
suspended again for refusing
"One More Tomorrow"
Bette Davis Is really concerned
about Edmund Goulding, whose
condition is such that Warmers
can have no assurance that he will
be back for at least two months.
He helped on the script of "Old
Acquaintance" and lined up a cast
that was very similar to Dark
which many people con-
slider Bette's best movie since "Oi
Human Bondage" He isn't avail
able and George Brent. who was
to have played the male lead, will
be on coast guard duty. so search
is on for leading man.
I heard today that Warner Bax-
ter has been asked to make a test
Warner has kept his popularit,
with the fans, even though he
hasn't made a picture in some
time and he would probably bs
given a royal welcome back were
he to play in a Davis picture.
LINE OR TWO: Had long
talk with Dorothy Lamour who
has been with her mother I'm
Baltimore. Dorothy says that
she and Greg Bautzer are per-
fectIy good friends and that he
IL very excited over his new as
signment-his chance to 70 to
school and prepare himself to
serve Uncle Sam I'm submarine
warfare. As for any romance,
that, she says, 10 completely out
OF the question.
Evelyn Keyes telephoned TO
say that the whole "despera-
does cast, Randy Scott, Claire
Trevor, Glenn Ford, Big Boy
Williams, Edgar Blu C h a q n.
Charles vidor, the director and
herself are having q picnic to-
morrow. IL In not the usual
holiday, for each one has pledged
to pick lemons out In the San
Fernando Valley. They will 70
out I'm one car to save rubber
and take lunches.
SNAPSHOTS OF HOLLYWOOD
collected at random: Mrs. Howard
wife of the director, is in
the Good Samaritan Hospital with
broken ankle sustained while
riding horseback.
Hedy Lamar, at the snack bar
at the Hollywood Canteen, didn't
have any time to waste on George
who was a busboy ;
Fanny Brice has been approached
to back a night club in Hollywood;
Jackie Cooper sitting in a booth at
the Brown Derby smoking a pipe,
aroused the interest of a middle
aged fan who wisecracked, Time
on"
That's all today, see you to-
morrow. But Mrs. Moses Smith,
Victor, New York. says: Buying
War Stamps is lots of fun. Keeps
our boys in tanks and guns"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
.Buck,Bubbles
Open Friday
At Paradise

A STAGE presentation loaded
with talent and recruited from
Hollywood. radio and night clubs
aptly describes the program which
opens Friday at the Paradise
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20

Mrs. David Ramsay and baby were discharged from St. Anns Hospital today and they returned home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian
 Carlson, Blomgren Bldg Phone 636.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
.STORM BOUND GRAFT RETURNS;
 HUNTERS SAFE

Acting Captain of the Port J. S.. Glascock, reports that all boats out during the recent storm have come in. the latest being Cash Coles boat which went on the rocks off, Marmion Island. With the aid of the Coast Guard it was patched up and floated off at high tide, arriving in port at one O. clock this morning.
 A. Watson lost his small fishing boat which was wrecked on the west shore of the Gastineau Chan mel. The vessel is total loss, but with the Coast Guards assistance they were able to salvage about $250 worth of equipment.
 Samuel Kunz's hunting party of four returned last night, their boat having run aground on the beach at the south end of Doug las Island.
 Minard Mill and party came in safely on the "Ourluk" yesterday.
 Probably the greatest hardship endured by hunters caught out by the storm was that experienced by Sergeant Kenneth Martin, Pauline Nicely and Harvey Moore, who were out in 16-footer with an out board motor, and were storm bound near Shelter Island. The party re- turned safe and sound at 8 O. clock last night. They left Tee Harbor last Sunday Sergeant Mar tin is located at the Duck Creek project and Miss Nicely is a tech nician in Dr.. George F, Freebur- gers office.
 Oliver Inlet and the Douglas Is land area have been carefully combed, Ensign Glascock said, anc are reported 'all clear"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
MEET JOHN DOE
 K FEATURE NOW
 AT 10TH CENTURY
Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyek, with Fine Sup
 porting Cast, Are Starred

Frank Capras newest production, Meet John Doe" is now showing at the 2Oth Century Theatre. Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck are co-starred
 Columbus discovered America for Queen Isabella in l492 And Frank Capra and Robert Riskin discoy- cred it for Americans in l942.
 Capra and Riskin, director and writer of Meet John Doe" have put on the screen as thrilling en- tertainment an incontrovertable fact that most of us have over looked or completely forgotten, that people or a nation are as strong as the small people of that nation want it to be.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
JAIL HOUSE BLUES IS MUSICAL COMEDY
 NOW AT CAPITOL
Film Stars Nat PendIeton Anne 6wynne in Fast
 Moving Store Here

Universals Jail House Blues, a new kind of screen comedy musical taken right out of the newspaper headlines. is the attraction at the Capitol Theatre tonight.
 Nat Pendleton heads the cast and featured with him are such well known players as A e Gwynne, Robert Paige, Horace Mac Mahon and Elisabeth Risdon.
 A musical show recently present. ed by the convicts of a state penl- tentiary provided the basis for the fast-moving story of Jail House Blues" Pendleton appears as a pardoned convict who insists upon remainl..e in prison, while he pro- duces a musical comedy with his fellow inmates as the performers.
 Several new hit tunes are pre- sented by Paige.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
SoNUToNE

hearing aids for the hard of hear ing. Audiometer readings. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg , Phone 638
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
D0LLIE CONTEST OF
 B. p. AND w. CLUB IS ENDING TOMORROW

Closing the Dollie Sewing Con- test, which is being sponsored by the Juneau Business and Profes- sional Women's Club, Silver Tea will be sponsored by the club to- morrow afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock in the social rooms of the Methodist Church.
 During the afternoon, awards to the prize winners among Juneau girls who are entering their clev- erly costumed dolls in the contest, will be made.
 It is expected that there will be about 50 dolls on display, all cos- tuned completely by their owners for entry in this contest
 An entertaining program, fea- turing the youngsters, will be pre- sented during the afternoon and an added attraction is to be an exhibit of Miss Marjorie Tillotson's collection of dolls.
 Any girl who has not yet turned in her entry for the doll contest should see that it is sent to the Methodist Church on Saturday morning.
 On the program will be fashion parade by the Tiny Tots, and a program of dances by children in the classes of Dorothy Stearns Rolf including kitten dance by Mary and Elizabeth Rakosh and Beverly Hall; a novelty dance by Mary Rakosh and her sister Elizabeth as tiger kitten accompanying
 Piano solos by youngsters will find Cora Sue Reynolds present. ing Broken Doll'' and Elizabeth Wyller Dolls Waltz" while Joar Blythe will play Hide and Seek
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20

Sam Franco was admitted today to St, Ann's Hospital for medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
Moose Legion 10
 Gather Tonight
 For Initiation

Moose Legion will meet this eve- ming at 8 o'clock in the Moose Club quarters in the Seward Build ing. Four new members who are scheduled to be initiated are Cliff Daigler, James Gibson, Tony Chopp and George Hurst
 Work on the enlargement of the club rooms will begin tomorrow with the removal of the wall now separating the Lodge room from the reading room and the build ing of an ante room adjoining the entrance to the Lodge Room.
 In addition, the rooms formerly occupied by Frank Metcalf in the Seward Building have been secured by the Lodge trustees.
 At recent meeting of the Moose Lodge, Tommy A. Burnett and Axel William Anderson were initiated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20

ward climactic assaults on Bizerte and Tunis. .t{ltt.
 Nazis To Stand
 Late af tern oon communiques from the Allied Headquarters in- dicated that the Germans appar- ently intend to defend as beach, heads the coastal cities of Bizerte and Tunis, although the Allies have driven within 30 miles ot them and are closing in on all landward sides, having smashed one-third of the one German ar mored column and crushed all Nazi tank attacks.
 Bizerte is about 10 miles inside the west border of Tunisia, the closest point in Africa to Italy while Tunis is roughly another 4 miles to the southeast along the Gulf of Tunis.
 In the tank battles, accurate American artillery fire maulec enemy tanks in the first day ol heavy fighting in Tunisia.
 A Headquarters spokesman, how. ever, said that the struggle is ex. pected to grow rapidly in fury anc scope
 Heavy Allied units are now driv- ing within reach of the main Ger. man defensive positions around tn, two strongholds.
 In one clash, a German column made four assaults on the Ameri can, British and French forces in land and to the south, and eacf time was thrown back with heav. losses. Finally the column retreat ed after American field gunner had broken their offensive strength
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
SIXTY
 ARRIVE HERE
 FROM SOUTH

Passengers arriving here la t night from Seattle were:
 Hollis Raymond Avery, H. A. Avery, Gina Berta Alstead, J. T. Burey, B. H. Bacon, J. N Cryer, David Eiteman, Sylvia F. Eiteman, Dean Eiteman, Belva Elliott, Eileen Fischer, John Fisher, Eunice Groh- nert, Sandra Grohnert, John Groh- nert, Nancy Grohnert, Terrell B. George, Clara Bruber, Laura Gold stein, Mrs. Addie H. Holbrook, Mrs. Marion Johnson, Arthur A. John son, Rose Kronquist ia tHH
 Ernest R. Kronquist, Aileen Kron- quist, Emile Kluup, William J. Lary, Andy Lorentzen, Emma M. Maxi, Ronald F. Mccoy, John Me- Gregor, Clifford Mason, Mary Irene Peyton, Edwin A. Peyton, Violet Shipley, John l.. Stallworth, Ruth O. Schubert, Mary E. Schultze Thelma Thomas, Joy R. Thorne Linda Kay Wilson, Dorothy Wilson Ragnhild o. Winther, Ethel Vest fall and Laverna Yanke.
 Arrivals from Ketchikan were H H. Arlowe, Capt. M M. Findel, It Bert Green, w. M Berght, A. Var Mavern, Robert Ridley, Mary Spain, S. J. Thompson, Flora Jones B. P. Falkenberg.
 Arriving here from Wrangell were Mrs. Hannah Ottison, Mrs Frank Dufresne, A. J. Martin, Mrs Ann Harte, A. w. Ritchie, Mrs. A w. Ritchie, Mrs. K. Schwamm anc Mrs. Connor.
 Leave for Skagway
 Taking passage from Juneau tt Skagway were the following M H. Sides, M. s. Whittier, James A Carmody, Charles A. Randrup, c Granger, Carl Floridan, Robert J Lamb, Richard B. Utzig, Raymont A. Decker, Maj. H. T. Gentle, H Lee Roseberry, B. H. Buchanan J. T. Busey, J. N Cryer, J. L. Stall worth, P. J. Sweeney, N A. Nc Eachran, Ely Denson, T. Weed, Johr F. McGarvey, L. Mcintosh, Kath crime A. Hulk, Ruth B. Nelson Samuel A. Nelson, Millie N. Brun didge and Charles F. Bourillette.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
E. A. PEYT0N, MARY CLARK,
 WED OUTSIDE

MT. and Mrs. E. A. Peyton ar rived home in Juneau last night and are now receiving congratula- tions from friends here on their marriage November B in Tacoma, Washington.
 MT. Peyton, stock clerk for the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company, went Outside on a vaca- tion about three weeks ago and has been visiting in Seattle, Olympia and Tacoma.
 Mrs. Peyton, the former Mary Clark, who was nurse in St. Ann's Hospital until she went Outside in July, joined him in Tacoma where they were married. Mrs. Peyton's former home was in Kansas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
ALLIES ARE CLOSING IN,
 ALL SIDES
First Day of HedvYFighfing in North Africa Finds Am
 eritan Fire Accurate

Continued rom Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20

odd Fellows and their families, members of the Rebekah Lodge and Past Noble Grands, are plan ming to attend the annual pre- Thanksgiving turkey dinner of the Lodges tonight in the Odd Fellows Hall, beginning at 6:30 o'clock.
 About 130 reserve Cions had been made by noon today and an in- formal program was being planned for the after-dinner hour
 The dinner is being prepared under the direction of Mrs. T Hagerup.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
Officers Dance 10
 Be Held at E|ks'
 Ballroom Saturda,

.I For officers of the uniformed services in Juneau, small dance will be given tomorrow night at the Elks' ballroom from g until 1 o'clock. Music for the dance, which is under the sponsorship of the United Services Organizations, will be furn- ished by the Duck Creek Orchestra. Attendance at the affair is lim- tied strictly to military personnel.
 
 Mrs James Drake, in St. Ann's with an attack of pneumonia, is resting comfortably today.
 
 MUSICIANS BALL
 NOVEMBER 28 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-20
MAKES OFFICIAL TRIP

Lonnie Mcintosh, special repre- sentative of the US. Treasury De- partment, left this morning for an offical trip to Skagway.
Evening star., 1942-10-26

q M B UIlD s
AirpIone Instruments
Aircroft Cannon
Automatic Pilots
Batteries
Shells and Shot
Tonk Cannon
AmbvIonces
BIockovt lomps
Fuses for Sh ellis and Bombs
Marine Electrical Equipment
Oil Coolers and Radiators
Corbines
Aviation Spark Plugs
Machine Guns
Radio Receivers
AirpIone Lending Geors
Armored Cars
Naval Gun Housings
Parachute Flores
Gun MOTOR Carriages
Evening star., 1942-10-26

Already this year General Motors has delivered guns tanks
apanes, aplane en9nes Diesel engines trucks, Shells and
hundreds of other items for armed forces value
of more than a billion dolars.*
1t in spirit of boasuness that make this encouraging
report but with full realization that the job ahead will call
for even greater effort the part of all of u.s.
Evening star., 1942-10-26

This evencreasne contribution the effort is being
made in the truly American through the application of
management experience engineering knowledge and
production AS result voluntary reductions have
already been made in contract pces saving the Government
hundreds of millions of dollars.
O w wvf Mn h ~ %
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Making more faster from less I;
a pretty stiff challenge to Ameri.
can industry, but production mer
can be depended upon to come HF
with the answers, Willard F
Rockwell, board chairman Of the
ITimken-Detroit Axle Company
believes. AS an example of how
steel can be saved. Rockwell de-
|scribed a new Thinker process for
making differential pinions, a small
but important part Of every mill
tary truck axle.
Thanks to this new process"
Rockwell said, 1--WE are now
making more differential plnions
per day - are making them
faster--and at the same time
will save around 100000
pounds Of high grade steel this
year at the current production
rate. ~
These dlfferentiaf pinions
have q special tooth form deveI-
oped by Timken for the United
states Army and require special
gear cutting machines. Every
driving axle requires four Of
these diHerential plnions and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Dates for
Spor+smen

September % - Oakla n d
County Coon Dog Hunters AS
ISOLATION annual fall coon dog
trials at Kerr's Park, on Hamlin
road, 2 miles south and IL
miles, west OF Rochester.
Presentation Of trophies to win
ners of Times-Ward Hunters
Specials.
September 81 Small bore
rife shoot at Flint Gun Club.
September 28-Hunters Night
Kilwinning Masonic Lodge, in
Masonic Temple, second and
Temple avenue. ]. Hoffmaster.
director. Michigan conservation
department, speaker. New
colored movies of conservation
department to be shown. Phone
reservations, Temple 1-904S.
October 1--Small Game sea-
son opens In Upper Peninsula, on
rabbits, grouse, prairie chickens.
October duck hunting sea-
son opens in Ontario southern
division).
October Final Field Arch
cry Tournament at Owosso.
october 4-l0-Michigan Con-
servation Week. proclaimed by
Governor Van Wagner, spon-
sored by Michigan United Con-
servation Clubs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Britain TO Share
In j. 5. Practices

Far-reaching cooperative prac-
tees developed TO aid all COM
panies in the automotive industry
to attain maximum efficiency in
war production, already made
available to non-automotive Amer
lean and Canadian manufacturers
of war materials, now have been
extended to British ornaments in
dustries.
George Romney, managing di-
rector of the Automotive Council
for War Production, has completed
arrangements for the interchange
of mass production technical in
formation with automotive, air.
craft and metallurgical members
of the British air ministry's mis-
sion of manufacturing experts now
studying A m r / C a n production
methods.
During their visit to Detroit
warplants, the British producers
expressed interest in the co-opera-
tive procedures pioneered in the
automotive industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
ST. Clair Flats
Duck Map Free

Maps Of state-owned lands open
to public hunting in the st. Clair
Flats-now amounting to 1850
acreS-are to be posted on sign
boards at HarSens Island ferry
dock and We'll and Decker's boat
landings, and small copies of the
maps will be available by mail
from Lansing, the conservation
departments game division re-
ports.
The extent and location OF the
state lands open to duck hunters
are such that boundary posting
is not feasible this year. Some
are accessible only by boat. Open
areas include land that reverted
to the state for tax delinquency
and state-owned Flats property
leased to cottage owners. Con-
|centrations of cottages will be
marked on the maps so hunters
may avoid them.
Boundaries of the two large
Lake st. Clair federal water
fowl refuge areas will be posted
as usual again this year, with
conservation department coop
Ieration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Mdsons Eete
Hunters Monday

Duck hunters are invited to Kill
winning Masonic Lodge in the
Masonic Temple. Second and
Temple, avenue. Monday evening
Ito recount their opening day sue
|cesses at a special sportsman,s
night dinner.
p. ]. Hoffmaster, director of the
Michigan Conservation Depart.
ment will be present. as principal
speaker of the evening.
Entertainment consists OF
colored movies, entitled Michigan
Canoe Trails" Timber Harvest"
and will be shown by Clare j.
Tinker of the educational division.
The Banner d." worlds champion
leadership quartet, will chant
hunting songs.
Lloyd Eagan, president Of the
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress,
"One Shot" George O'Neil, Fred
Miller and Tom Linn Of the
American Sportsman and Dog
Owners Club are on the program.
For reservations call Temple
1904S. Dinner, Csc. Don Gillies,
outdoor editor Of the Times is
Worshipful Master of Kilwinning.