davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Three Sisters
A Sell.Out
Before 1t Opens
+ Cornell Production
Attracts Dignifaries
For Premiere

Katharine Cornell win open her
new production OF Anton Chekovs
The Three Sisters" tomorrow ut
the National Theater, where her en-
gagement, for one week only, has
been completely sold out in advance,
with more than $40 900 accounted
for by mail orders. In the distin-
guished audience who will attend
the premiere will be Mrs. Roosevelt,
the Soviet Ambassador and Nine.
itvinon and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hopkins.
Judith Anderson, Edmund Gvenn,
Ruth Gordon, Dennis King, Ger
trude Musgrove. Alexander Knox,
Mckay Morris, Tom Powers and
Eric DresSler are featured with Miss
Cornell, and Guthrie McClmtic has
staged the production, with settings
and costumes by Motley. THE Three
Sisters" which is Miss CornelPs
thirteenth production in her eleven
years as Americas only actress
manager, will be the stars second
opening in the Capital. Maxwell
Anderson's The Wingless Victory"
had its premiere on E street Novem-
Der "A, 1896, and like Miss Cornell's
Washington engagement in The
Barretts of Wimpole Street" and
in Candida" last spring. was also
an advance sell-out. Miss Cornell
holds the National house record for
a dramatic play with THE Doctors
Dilemma" which crossed $28, ,671 in
one week = year ago November.
THE Three Sisters" will open in
New York December Al at the Ethel
Barrymore Theater.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

VERONICA LAKES NEW HAIR STYLE-The little blond bomber
Veronica Lake famous her hatrdo hch
tries out hair style in her current starring ~
Padmount The Glass Key blond locks being held
that both plainly The studio executives
the hair dress order
you like this
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Guild Subscription
Sale Reopened

The Theater Guild and the Amer
lean Theater Society in Washington
will reopen the sale Of subscrip-
tions to the four plays of the series
beginning with The Russian Peo-
pie" here for two weeks commenc-
ing Monday, December IA, and will
accept subscriptions to orchestra
seats and balcony seats, particularly
for the second week of the runs of
the plays.
The Theater Guild suggests sub
scriptions as welcome Christmas
gifts-inasmuch as the run of the
play includes the holiday week. 1t
has been done before In other cities,
and most successfully, it would ap-
pear from all accounts.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Cartoons for Eddie

Eddie Kilfeather, Broa adway and
Hollywood composer and conduc-
tor, has been named musical direc-
tor for Dave Fleischer's cartoon
producing unit at Columbia Studios.
Kilfeather, who will write original
music as we'll as supervise all mu-
sical activities for the cartoon
series, has an extensive show busi-
ness background which includes
acting as conductor for Eddie Can
tors "Whoopee," being arranger for
top name bands and association
with Sam Goldwyn's musicals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Paper Output
Near % Pct.

NEW YORK. Nov. e.-Paper
production in United States in the
week ended October 81 rose TO
929 per cent. compared with S9.9
per cent in the preceding week
and 1856 per cent in the week
ended Nov. !. 1871. according TO
index Of paper mill activity of the
American Paper and Pulp Associa-
ton.
Paperboard production was at 81
per cent of capacity in the week
ended October 81, compared with
81 per cent in the preceding week.
Order limiting paper and paper
board production 10 average rate
prevailing in the six months April
l 10 September 30 will probably
bring about a reduction in operat-
ing rates from the latest weeks
levels.
For paper. the average for the
six months period was about 81
per cent and for paperboard il was
approximately rs per cent. Decline
to these levels need not occur in
the first week under limitation
order; since promotion total will
be taken on a monthly basis. II any
week exceeds those marks, how
ever, the other weeks in the month
must be under the allowed rate to
bring the average for the month
within the limit set by the War
Production Board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Auto
Graphs
Essential Worker
Insienias Bestowed
on Auto Servicemen
BY SILER FREEMAN

"E Essential Transportation
Worker is the latest mark Of
honor in the motor world. Me-
chanics. service statesmen and
parts men of automotive deal
ers have won government rec
ignition for the parts they play
in the war effort
One of the first organizations
TO pass out this honor here is
Packard. The Metropolitan De-
troit dealers presented the ma
tional program to the shop en-
ployes and gave out the ODT
insignia in exchange for the
pledged support to keep auto
motive transportation in eff
cient and economical operating
condition.
Joseph E. Page, general serv-
ice chief Of Packard. presided.
With him were Henry Whiting,
head of the Packard branch, and
w. T. Wilson, Detroit service
manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
This Is Confidence

The confidence Of our armed
forces in ultimate victory is well
exemplified by the following
letter received by General Mo-
tors Overseas Operations and
forwarded to Pontiac Motor
division. Written by a sailor
stationed at the u. S. Submarine
Base. Midway Island, T. H. it
reads:
For obvious reasons I have
no intention Of trying to buy q
Pontiac Mt the present time but
1 would like tn have the neces-
sary information as to what
procedure would be necessary
for me to make application for q
new Pontiac coupe at the pres
ent time I'm order to be one Of
the first to get a new car when
production Of passenger cars n
continued. Also, II possible, I
would like to make a monthly
payment Of whatever amount
would he necessary to apply on
the final purchase. This payment
to be either by government al
lOtment or otherwise.
81 have infallible faith In the
future Of our country and would
like to make preparations to en-
JOY the peace for which we are
now fighting"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Registration Sticks

Army registration OF It's vehi-
Giles is something that stays with
them, from the time they leave
the assembly line to the end Of
the trail, whether in combat or
in the salvage heap. The same
registration number ways
identifies the vehicle on War
Department records.
Registration numbers are now
painted in blue lustreless enamel
instead Of white. The white
proved too conspicuous in black
outs.
The different types Of army
vehicles may be identified by
their numbers II their "profiles"
are unrecognizable. The first
number, or the first followed by
zero, classifies a vehicle by
type. For instance. the first
number "2" belongs to utility
trucks, Il ton up to 1 ton.
Similarly. most trucks whose
numbers begin with 50" are IL
ton trucks.
Other vehicle type numbers
are II" for passenger cars; "a"
medium trucks: 49," heavy
trucks; 49," motorcycles: "7"
ambulances, "S- and 49," trac.
tors. and 100" special service
maintenance trucks. At present
the3"ieep'is among several
other types in class 40"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Bu. crates L. s. No. !. ~
inch minimum unless otherwise stated.
Michigan. Mcintosh. $40 for common
storage stock: s1.TsTi.ss for cold storage
stock: Delicious. 81: Ponathans, $500
i.e5; a. inch minimum, siz5a1.5o;
Northern spys. ,i.40ai.e5; SHOWS. si.45,
"a inch minimum, Sis; Kings. Sl.l0a
Is, Washington. boxed. Delicious. sos
i25s. fancy. 81 5OT2e5 extra fancy. 81. rs
g2s5: Red Delicious. extra fancy, 50.
ARTfCHoKEs--C California boxes, ass
sos 81 a AS. few 81 80.
BEANs-Bu hampers. Stringless Black
Valentines. Florida, best, SO 500 as; ordi-
nary condition, 81 IS; Virginia. ordi-
nary, xiG2. Bountifuls, Florida, best,
T5H3, poorer lower.
BRoccoLI-californis. pony crates, 2s
punches. S4.50u5.5o.
BRUSSELS sPRoUTs-Csnfornia u.
drums. $50 3.25. few IS so.
CARROTS-Los Angeles crates, 9 dor.
punches. California. s.. Is.
CAULIFLOWER--Long Island double
deck crates, s2g2 Is, mostly s297.i5.
CELERY-Miohigan. bundles, doz.
stalks medium. 75e.
CRANBERRIEs - Massachusetts, early
black p, barrel boxes s. 400 $50.
cUCUMBERs-Bu baskets. waxed. Flor
ida. H25G $50. few s4.75, choice. IS "a
GRAPES California. display Tugs I'm.
perors. Y. s. No. ]. 81 SIS q 2 90 Tokays.
81 SO: Ribiers, s2.7 . as, fair 81 white
Malagss. fair 10 good 81 25I2.s5: Thomp'
son seedless. best. $50 3 IS; ordinary &c
fair. 81 asa $50. some as low as 81. so.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. iceberg
California. Salinas district. dor. 81. rs
q .. few s525; doz., si.7593; ordinary.
to generally good - so 4 don. best, SIS.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse. io-Ib. has
kets: Ohio and Michigan, s5caSi.
Onions -5o-lo. sacks: Michigan YeIlovs
SACKS. mediums, 27e; Sweet Spanish. U. 6.
No. Bin. and larger. Michigan. 81 40;
Colorado 81 5oaieo.
PEARs-Cauiornia boxed Bsrtleits. 1905
$3.50.
PEAs-cahfornia bu. baskets. si4o9
80; generally good. $40.
PEPPERs-California. III bu crates
California Wonders. 50 75di, few higher
Texas. "a bu. crates California Wonders.
t25 bu. baskets California Wonders,
81 i5a 3.25; World Beaters 81 S.; Florida
y hu. crates World Besters. 81. so. fair
quality, medium size, 81 so.
PoTAToEs-iO0-lh IN. sacks: Idaho Russo,
3 so: lO-Ib sacks. IS = soc; generally good,
various 's ssf,, 1y s'' So q So sss ss
mostly s2.55@2so 50.lb sacks. $3.50;
la-lh. sacks, 39n t0c. mostly 20 a 4oc: Ne.
Triun phs. sI75; Michigan chlppewas T. s.
No. /. S215a225; L. s. Comm. So
Russet Rurals Y. S. No. !. 81. few 81 90
Upper Peninsula l5-lb paper sacks SIC
RADIsHES-south Carolina crates, "a
punches, 50.
sHALLoTs-Los Angeles bbls,. Si3 so.
SPIN hcH-Missourt bu.- baskets. Savoy
type, 81. 10.
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana Porto
Rican Vans, bu. crates u. S. No. /. 81
few 81 90. ordinary condition, Si.50ui.75
hu baskets Goldens, u. &. No. 1, Mary.
land. 81 So Virginia, 81 so
ToMAToEs-i01lb. repacks. 81 40: hot
house s-lo. baskets. Ohio, mediums, $50
qi.55
RUTABAGAs - Canada. 50-lb. sacks.
waxed, so n s5c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Traffic VioIa+ors
Fined in Lansino

LANSING, Nov. 9.-The list of
traffic offenders who appeared
before Municipal Judge Louis E.
Coash today included a drunk
driver and a speeder. The former,
Lyle Henry of GIG Detroit street,
was fined $50 and had his license
suspended for a year.
The others were:
sPEEDING-G. Frank Brooks. 514 Berry
street, $40.
no SAFETY sToP-Frank Isbeil, 1117
West Kalamazoo street, 81: Leo Saul,
Route No. ?. Box 80. Lansing. 81.
RAN RED LIGHT-David d. Scheibel-
hudt. 412 Williams street, 81.
IMPROPER BACKING-Ivan r. MCGEE,
Grand Rapids. So; Henery Hildabridle,
Holt So
FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY Walt
Ganaway. 5i7iz North Sycamore street, So.
ILLEGAL TURN--Dean r. Plankenhorn.
1872 North Holmes street SO; Frank Clark.
qle Clayton. 50; Madaliene Nears, 222i
Cedar street, Holt. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Mrs. A. B. Miller Rite!
in SAGINAW tuesday

SAGINAW, Nov. 9.-Funeral
services VIII be held tomorrow for
Mrs. Anna Beierwaltes Miller,
who died at her home, 1718 Fitz-
hugh street, Saturday after 1C
days illness.
Wife of William F. Miller. vet
eran Pere Marquette engineer,
Mrs. Miller was born in Saginaw
and spent most of her 81 years
here. Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. John r. Fraker. Bay City; a
son. Edward w. Miller, Saginaw,
and three grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Sees Angeles
As One Of World
Wonder Areas
Next TO New York
and Detroit as
industrial Giant
By b. c. FORBES

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9.-This
city OF Los Angeles is today more
than ever one of the ultra modern
wonders of the world. OF federal
government expenditures OF $500
I0O0,0 900 monthly, Los Angeles has
received such a share that, indus
trially, it ranks next to the New
York-New Jersey area and the De-
Itroit area.
visited one aircraft enterprise
that already is employing 5000
and building extensions at
Ibreakneck rate. Two things
among others impressed me:
lyOuthfulneSS of the workers. the
very large percentage of girls. All
seemed full OF zest, intent upon
-maXtUum output.
Californian men OF affairs are
/ rejoicing over local and national
ELECTION results. They see in the
ISnowing-under Of Roosevelt-Spon-
sored Governor Olson by the more
conservative candidate Warren. in
Dcwey's victory. in Senator Nor
ris' rejection. in Hamilton Fishs
triumph despite presidential oppo-
Isition. clear-cut signs that people
have had enough political domino
ition by Washington: that. while
they Fundamentally back up
Commander in Chief Roosevelt,
they don't relish political dicta-
|tiey,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Flint ST. Mary S
Win Grid Crown
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, Nov. g. Before a
record Sunday crowd, st. Mary's
High School gridders were ac-
claimed Flint's 1912 parochial
champions after handing st,
Michaers High a $50 defeat at
Atwood Stadium.
The victory marked the first
time the Wildcats have taken the
city title and paves the way for
their playing st. Andrews of Sagi-
nav for the southern division title
of the Saginaw Valley Parochial
League.
Wally Jaczwiak was the big star
of Yesterdays tilt. thrilling the
spectators with 55-yard run 10
score 6 points for st. Mary's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Sees Depleted National Assets Restored

As for myself have faith that if successfully
from this with the American of and
terpe intact then American ingenuity American enterprise
American the depleted national
indicate the the people
under which the
aleed Development
The should be least mildly encouraging TO in
pocyholdes others depend
promises
business IL should encourage them to make
contribution national through enighenng their
stockholders and rea
streamlning simplifying
corporate reports.
financial defeatists
felt futile undertake be Men of bust
who believe competitive economic society, should be
willing into the and in the realm
ideas with Marxans crackpo and of seductive
hal truths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Students Continue
Help in Scrap Drive

SAGINAW, Nov. 9.-Although
trucks today started picking up
scrap metal collected during the
past few weeks. students are still
on call TO aid in gathering more.
Students will answer calls 10
any part Of the city 10 help haul
large pieces TO the street where
municipal trucks will collect them.
And scrap missed in the first
round will be taken in the cleanup
round which is scheduled for
Wednesday on the east side and
Saturday on the west side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Leavi++ Funeral Held

FLINT. Nov. 9.-Funeral serv-
ices were held yesterday for Nell
son Leavitt, 81, of 1858 Elwood
street, with burial in Jewish Gene
terry. Services were under aus
pices of Eli Rosenblum Post, Jew
ish War Veterans. Surviving are
the wife. Florence; three sons.
Morton. Shelton and Burton; and
two brothers, Hymen and Morris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Businessman Elevated TO U. S. Senate

of illustration the ability of former president OF
the Chamber of Commerce Of the United States to win hands
down A New Jersey United States
that a does with
demagogy order attain political preemen The
the businessman symbol based
fantasy The prejudice against the businessman such
nothing than phase Of the psychological pathology
which prevailed at the nadir of the depression
Mr. Hawkes. elevation the Senate another reminder
civilization and the honest,
able business honored by his fellow countrymen
during the election of delegates in the of 1910 the Re-
publican National Convention C. eacock then president of
Caterpillar Tractor Company Peoria Ill., demonstrated that
business accomplishment political asset He was advised by
politicians that businessman could
this counsel, Mr.
fieacock for election delegate and his principal cleo
toneerng Peoas principal employer of
labor and that he had built local rolls He readily
elected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Public Cropping for Greater Competence

party prejudice in 1910
when il selected the retired president of Commonwealth and
Southern public utility holding company standard bearer
Already public for
competence public riding with this tide
sentiment Wendell L. Wike back the Middle West
and undertook rese himself for the duration of the
politician confusing the
public and in opinion harmful TO the candidate
play also asserted the polls Voters
rallied whom felt unusty smeared by the
lunac fringe in public life.
The election has motion psychological forces which
the hope that the American has excellent survival
prospects.
This would that after this has been the
augmentation schemes will be demobied and the Of
economic, social and cultural freedom restored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Traffic VioIa+ors
Fined in Flint

FLINT, Nov. 9.-Saturday's list
of motorists who paid fines at the
police traffic violations bureau, in.
cludeS:
Agnes N. somers. Grand Blanc, against
signal.
Glen r. Asplin, Lennon, past stop sign
Buryl sirone, $40 Campbell avenue
speeding.
Delmar Plumb, SIS Crawford street, nc
operators license
.penaif f Stout. 62s Atherton road
against signal Nv
Clifton Smith 1922 Vermont street, NJ
chauneur's license and speeding.
Jordan Peters. 1921 Ida avenue, past
stop sign.
Earl @ Marston, 4i17 Custer street
against signal
John r. Morrow. 22i5 Zimmerman street
past stop sign and no operators license,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Crashes Doctor S Car,
Driver Held as Drunk

BAY CITY. Nov. 9.-Police got
a drunk driver examined yester-
day without any cost because the
victim of the hit-runner was q
physician.
DR.. Jerry M. Jones not only re-
ported the truck driver who had
struck his parked car but fol-
lowed him in and performed the
examination which was the de-
Gliding factor in failing Ralph Dit
trick, 26, of 600 Fourteenth street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Strofher Gone

newspaper fraternity, the
ftising men and the auto in
| v all will feel the loss If
r. Bob Strother now that
taken a post with OWLS
bst bureau.
, was once with the AP as
feign correspondent IN the
East and joined y. w.
in 1887. He later handled
ord account and went with
bnn. Ericsson in that capac-
Until last week he was De-
bureau chief of Time. Inc.
BIS brother. Capt. Don
her. was killed in the Pacific
leading his Flying Fortress
Iron and was decorated
|unlously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
81 Lansing Men
Enlist in Week
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Nov. ga total of
81 men enlisted in the army and
navy here during the past week,
recruiting officers announced. The
army recruiting office directed by
Sgt. August Steeb accepted SO
men while the navy office, under
Warrant Officer II. c. Stork, ac-
cepted %.
Sergeant Steeb said the weeks
total established a new high for
the Lansing office. The navy ex-
poets higher enlistments during
November in view of the navy
recruiting month" campaign. Ian
sings quota is 80 men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
II Persons Seized
In d Pontiac Raids

PONTIAC, Nov. 9. Seventeen
persons were nabbed in four Sun
day afternoon raids by the police
vice squad. Three of the raids
were staged in one block in Wes-
sen street. The fourth raid was
at 416 South Saginaw street. IL
legal sale of liquor was charged at
each place. The prisoners were to
be arraigned in municipal court
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
In Flint Today
AT The THEATERs

PALACE We 60 Again"
MICHIGAN-"Th Magnificent Dope, :"
and THE Big shot"
NoRTowN-"R Rita and Castle in
the Desert"
RIALTo-"Fingers al the Window" and
''Rio Rita"
CAPITOLe-"My Sister Eileen"
GARDFN-"Just OF Broadway" and
March on America.
DELLA ROXY Rita" and "Who
Is Hope Schuyler"
STRAND luke Girl" and Criminal
STATFs-"Lure ~ the Islands" and
Port 90 Missing Girls "
RECENT Miniver.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
|or Mans Valet

mes a card from Richard L.
overall. former educational
tor of the UAW-CIO. who
|ow attending the army's
|al school for executives do
|aison work with the armed
Is.
ck says It's great stuff hob
ing with corporation vice
dents and that the food is
E. He adds:
- have n valet 10 care
lothes and shoes, etc,
id1ng."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Pontiac Gridder Hurt

PONTIAC, Nov. 9.-Donald Nc
Cracker, 16, of 20 Alfred street
football player for st. Frederick,
High School. was in st. JOSEPH
Mercy Hospital today suffering
from possible skull fracture sus
tanned in play yesterday. Attend
ants said his condition was no.
serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
; Slug Taxi Driver,
Flee With His Cab

FLINT. Nov. 9.-Three men,
one of whom is known as Slim,
and another as Johnnie, are being
sought bv police today for slug
ging William Hackett. 633 Myrtle
street, a taxi driver, and then
stealing the cab. Hacket said he
picked them up as fares at Leith
and Industrial and took them TO
Louisa and Industrial, where the
smuggling occurred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Beet Harvesters
Race Weather
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Nov. 9. - Michael
Keenoy, field manager for the
Sugar Company, revealed
today that 10000 tons of beets
have been delivered 10 the Lansing
plant and that approximately 3 DOC
acres remain TO be harvested.
with a break in the weather
and continued volunteer labor
most Of the beets will be deliv-
ered," he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday
Previous days prices follow: Hens. aver
age run. 21c leghorn hens. lbs. up. isc
cocks. 12m lac: rock springers. 23c. roch
broilers up 70 "a lbs, 2sci leghorn spring
ers. 2oc tom turkeys, Is lbs up, 2sc
hen turkeys, 10 lbs up. 3oc; ducks, white
Is lbs. up. zoe: geese, young. 1sc
EGGs-Msrket hrm; current receipts
|34hc; undsrgrades. AN Q32kc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
VICAR Program
MONDAY AFTERNOON

npNDft
IL .oo-Sews from Everywhere.
IL ;l5-The Luncheon Club.
i.00-News
i.o5-Natinee Melodies.
1:3o-symphony Of Melody.
2 :0O--News.
2:O5-The Town Crier.
2:i0-South American Wav.
2 90 Midafternoon Song Recital.
2:f5-Treasury Star Parade.
3:0o-News Ace.
3:o5- Michigan Roundup-v.
4 .0O--News.
4.io-Nusical Interlude.
4:15-Hits and Highights.
4.30-Charlie Cook-M
4:45-Kiddis Jamboree.
5 :OO-News
5:n5-Ringsley Chronicle.
5:i0--Holywood Salon Orchestra.
S.3O-Happy Drewrys Gang.
5:45--Norman Cloutier's Orchestra.
8 News Ace
05A Musical lnterluds.
e:i5-Sign Off.
TUESDAY MORNING
730-Time n Tunes
so5-Rsdio Family worship Hour-R.
s3o-Glory Peasants Trio IA
s45-Radio RevivaI-R.
Q o0--News Ace.
p:O5-Morning Melodies.
e3o-charlie Cook Piano Series
et5-Rev. II. Ed. Weinzierl-R.
10 00-News.
10.10-Musicai 1nteriude.
Musical shopping tGaide.-
10 :ao-voice OF Christian Temple
IL :00-News Ace
II .05--Home Folks Froiic
IL 3O-Letters from the Boys.
ii:45-Ted Steele Novatones
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
~ :oo-News from Everywhere.
1215-The Luncheon Club-M.
f:oo-News.
f:o5-Matinee Melodies.
i:3o-eymphony Of Melody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
In Pontiac Today
ar rur 1x,r.rrp,

" MI MA u Lns
OAKLAND - Tales OF Manhattan"
Shorts News.
STRAND - Sergeant York" Shorts.
News
STATE - "Just or Broadway" and
Deep In the Heart OF Texas" News.
EAGLE-"The Magnificent Dope" and
Meet the Stewards
ORPHEUN--"Te Gentlemen From West
Point" and Escape From Hongkong."
HURON" OF the Islands" and
Bedtime Story News
KFEGO-"E Eagle Squadron" and "Ai-
American Coed" News
DRAYTON--"Juke Girl" and Pierre
OF the Plains" News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Falls, Dies Of Heart Attack

BAY CITY, Nov. 9.-Taken to
General Hospital after he had
fallen and cut his head, Richard
Terrell. 55. died yesterday of heart
attack, Coroner John c. Klamath
said. Terrell, a barber, lived at
GA Woodside street.