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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

hear those jokes all over again!
BROADWAY Philosophy as heard al floating
- crap game:
The wailing OF a sucker is music 10
gambler.
TIMES Square-Ticker: Give Howard and Isabel
Il Forman have went and dood IL.
It's girl at the Arthur Evans
The Horseshoe girls have turned over their
kitty containing Sl66 to the Stage Door
Canteen.
The coins came from their fines for coming
in tsrdy, etc.
Club Is is open again, with frankie Hyers.
Roy Sedley and Vince Currsn providing the
hilarty
Readers Digest does an article on that joynt
for the August number.
Ernest Heyn, the Liberty editor, is surren-
dering his 50-Gs-per-year Job there for cap
tancy
Both political parties will exploit common
tator's last line:
Before you give your vote tn your Congress-
man check up on what he did with the you
gave him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

sponsors He wanted his niece's husband to Of
hcate at the mike, but CHS auditioned him and
The publicity break for Joan Crawford's
latest film, They All Kissed the Bride" released
the week she eloped.
VNIE cultured usher at that midtown foreign
Il film theater He translates dialogue for GUS
toners who request II.
The elegant new Tombs Prison-loveliest Jail
OF them all
The sign in the Madison avenue store:
"NegIigees for Entertaining at Home"
The lad with the toughest patriotic job in the
world: The gent who shines the brass knob atop
the flag on the RCA bldg.
The actors, chorines and night spot musicians
who pack the coffeeterias after the $3.50 ayem
shows In the joynts.
The swankiest newsreel place of them all
in the Airlines Bldg-a miniature music hall.
The blacksmith in Greenwich Village beating
his anvil to the next door boogie.woogie rhythm.
The most confusing placard in town-n the
Bronx Maternity Ward:
"No Children Allowed"
Il at 44th-who blows 5000 huge smoke rings
a day.
The Gaucho-frocked doorman at the Club
Gaucho who understands only Greek.
The Negro bootblack near 45th street who
displays his college diploma above the chair.
Vigilant MPs searching trunk compartments
OF cars waiting for the ferry to Fort Jay.
The silence along Fifth avenue after ayem
so still you can hear the traffic lights clicking.
The gambling place in Chinatown which
sends a car for you
The crowded Eighth avenue bars at IL in the
morning! Makes you want to take a deep breath
Of fresh air and walk little faster.
TIVE character who loiters around the SIND
street sector Features . van dyck beard
which he folds back with bobby-pin
The store on Broadway in the Sos which sells
spples-on -the-stick covered with hard moasses).
Mrs. Murphy, the lady barber of 9th street,
whose Irish anecdotes are a part OF her shave
and haircut speciality.
The sign over bar:
IF you want to argue about the war-ths
army and navy recruiting offices are at 30
Church street"
The Chekhov Theater Studio on West 5Sth.
where seasoned players like Morris Carnovsky
Natalie Schsfer, Tamara and Phoebe Brand 20
to learn how to act
The exasperating person with the strangest
hobby: Waking up sleeping cats in store windows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

SIN MY time have observed many married
couples" writes Detroiter. "And have
noticed that the woman who Is always complain
Ing about her housework IL the type that tries
TO dominate her husband Check on It and you'll
see that am right"
The pup and myself both under orders not
TO eat between meals, were caught raidng the
the refrigerator last night. We were much en-
bsrraSsed The pup even hung his head.
The pup with his acute hearing working well
gave me the 'jiggers!" sign In time but was
slow in getting the roast beef and milk bottle
back into the refrigerator and hiding the milk
bowl.
My Girl Friend sought to exonerate the pup
saying was to blame bur the pup wouldn't have
that. He moved up close to me and looked at me
a. much as to say:
I'm with you, pail"
w songs you can hardly leave out II Want
a Girl Like the Girl That Married Dear Old
Dad"
A barber shop on Forty-seventh street Man.
haitian. has sign up, NO tipping This is very
unusual
my wife Is a registered nurse" writes
United States Army private. when she joins
the army she will become . second lieutenant.
Enlisted men are not permitted TO associate
socially with officers. Az . private I will not,
therefore, be able 10 associate with my wife.
sherman was right"
A ULD Lang Syne note: frankie Bailey. the
"A first to be called The Girl With the Million
Dollar Legs" is in Hollywood frankie is now SO.
Annette Kellerman the first woman TO wear
a one-piece bathing suit in the United States is
now in Australia.
When Annette appeared on the beach near
Boston in a one-piece suit about 30 years ago she
was arrested.
Remember the Kellerman films, "Neptunes
Daughter and The Daughter OF the Gods"7
What do you mean Sammy Strang was the
best pinch hitter the Giants ever hadf How
about Moose Mccormick ?" writes Samuel Mac
Leary Weller, the theatrical man.
/ still think Sammy was better than Moose"
but won't argue with Mr.. Weller. He's the type
that pulls record book IN you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

JAMES MELTON. Singer. He has 1904
% electric automobile and doesn't have to worry
about gasoline rationng. Mr. Melton has SO
ancient automobiles in all. His hobby is collect
ing auto antiques.
Blanca Holes astrologer Some of her clients
are Hedy Lamar, Mrs. Cary Grant. Ann Sheri-
dan Judy Garland, John Hay Whitney Elsa
Maxwell and Dorothy Di Frasso. This clientele
indicates that IL you believe in astrology your
belief is shared by some very prominent and
successful people.
Adeline De Walt Reynolds Actress De-
serves place near the top OF the list of unusual
contemporary women. At the age Of 68 she
went to college and was graduated. At the age
of 80 she went to Hollywood, and broke into the
movies She has appeared in many films among
them Come Live With Me-" Tales OF Man
haitian" and The Tittles OF Tahiti"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

have peNned poetry, and too, my hands,
Have brought music from the ivory keys,
I haze Gdored the rising Of the golden sun
Ard thrilled TO Heaven loith loves sestaeiss.
But all events IN my crotoded life
Fade INTO nothtnoness beside her here,
This little life fresh from the hand Of God
So Wdnted and so infinitely dear.
Esther Nilsson.
MRS Nilsson wrote the above on the
occ aston Of the birth OF her first child, Norma
Jean.-EVD)
IMMINENT medico says a rule short men
IL will live longer, have better health and
make more money than tall men. What all this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31


for the shortieS and
those height building
shoes, too?
Take this gag about
the brides first biscuits.
My brides first biscuits
were excellent. l re-
member the occasion
well. ! consumed eight
OF them. How about
the first biscuits at your
house, sir?
Is now reported that
last order of the gar
riSon commander before
the fall OF Tobruk was:
Gentlemen, IL would
be foolish for this
slaughter to continue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

OF his sister, Carmen
Cortez.
Ruth Gordon and
Carson Kanin are being
adult.
The Jack Bennys
will adopt another heir.
William Wythe of
Moon Is Down" and
Mary Rogers are Holly
woods pet romancers.
Reginald G a r diner
has Nadia Petrova in
the palm OF his heart.
Lois Andrews Jessel,
reported often as split
ting from George Jessel,
is In San Francisco
with him and not to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
NeD Workers Are Talking About

TNHE scandal involving famed widow and
l. relative at Santa Monica. Too friendly with
, soldiers at post near their shack
Nazl Minister 10 the u. s. Hans Thomson
who told intimates before his recent departure
that the war must be won by Germany by
October not at all.
Xavier Cugats 24l weeks at the Starlight
Roof since the debut in 1888
Why radio network lost one Of its richest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

DAMON NOVARRO'S ringsding at the Havana
~ Madrid nightly is TO adore the dancing art
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
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II. Y. DHrIinQ

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
On Broadway


Trade MARI RsEiatsrsd. Copyright. lSa1.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Aid
Stamp Drive
300. 900 Forsso
Outing This Yeor

WASHINGTON. Oct. l-(R-
About 100000 newsboys will
forego their annual outings Sat-
urday to put on a special S.
100000 War Stamp Selling
drive.
Word reached the Treasury
that carriers for 900 newspapers
throughout the country have
cancelled usual events for news
boys Day" to conduct the cam
paign.
These boys already have sold
more than $50, 900, 900 worth of
stamps, mostly in 10 cent trans
actions. Leaders, and their
sales records include: Chester
Mason, Jackson, Miss, Clarion
Ledger, $57,5O0; Norman Lowe,
Oakland, Calf, Tribune, $751;
100; and Louis Campi, Atlantic
City, N. j., Press and Union,
$51, 900.
Meanwhile sales OF war bonds
in September showed signs of
meeting a national quota for the
first time in four months. Sep
TENDERS quota was SITS, 900, 900,
and sales through Sept. % total
led 500, 029,89 October's goal
has not been fixed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Youth Faces
Morals Charge
Girl, n, Charges
Criminal Attack

Leroy Leonard, 81 1450
Lakeview, Detroit, was to be ar
raigned before Justice Frank E.
Jeanette at 2 p. m. today on
charges he criminally attacked a
21-year-old Detroit girl early
Tuesday on a lonely road one
half mile south of Denmarsh.
The girl told Deputy Sheriff
Norman Moore that she left a
Detroit bar where she is en-
ployed with Leonard. He drove
her out Jefferson and eventual
ly to the spot where the attack
occurred, Moore quoted her as
saying.
He fled, she told Moore, and
she sought help at nearby
house. Leonard was arrested
yesterday in Detroit by Moore
and Deputy Thomas Kaltenbach.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Death Claims
Mrs. {. (ampau
Brief Illness
Proves FotoI

Mrs. Erma Campau, SO, died
last night at her home, AZ Madi-
son, following q three-day ILL
ness.
She was born Erma DeBaene
Aug. 2, 1879 in Belgium. She
was a sister of the late Camille
DeBaene, of Rochester.
Her husband, Peter, and a
son, William, of Detroit, survive.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at $50 a. m. from the
residence and at 10 from st. Pet
er's Catholic church. Burial will
be in st. Peters Catholic ceme-
terry under the direction of La
Croix & Groesbeck.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Mount Clemens Man,
Father OF Is, Dies

Walter Jones, 70, died at his
home, IS Gibbs street, yester-
day afternoon.
Surviving are the wife, Mug
gle; six daughters, Arbelia,
Berggie, Cleo, Maybe and Path
erlee, all of Mount Clemens,
and Lornnia, of Birmingham,
Ala; 10 sons, Willie, Leo, Owen,
Ollie, Price and Arthur, of
Mount Clemens, and Joe, Jim
mic, Robert and John, of YER
non, Ala, 80 grandchildren and
three Observation-Disclosures.
Funeral announcement will be
made late.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Night School
EmrOllmentS


Sufficient enrollments have
been received to insure classes
in tipping, shorthand and mathe-
matics when night school opens
Monday, Principal Monte Nc
Farlane said today.
McFarlane was hopeful that a
few additional enrollments will
make possible a course in pre-
flight aviation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. /
LIP Tickets to Army's home
football games will serve q two
fold purpose this season. In ad-
dition to admitting their hold
ers to the games here, they will
be honored as passes to the un-
restricted parts of the military
academy reservation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01

Russia produced 100000
metric tons Of petroleum in
1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Hotel TO Resume
Cabaret Dances

Tomorrow night vfil inaugurzts
the Hotel Winthrop Crystal csba-
ret's fall dancing season with Brad
Ba1nons orchestra in the band
stand under the direction Of Hal
Guiietf-
Armand Marion. jr., manager Of
the Winthrop. announced that he
rad signed the well-known Taco
ma orchestra 10 play for Tacoma
dancers on the coming gss-rstioned
Saturday nights
Long one Of Tacomas most
popular dance hands. Bsnnon's or
chestra has for years played for
local school and private dances as
well as at the more popular out
of-toxn dance resorts
The hand has been kept intact
even though Bsnnon has left for
naval service. and the baton has
been turned over to Hal Gullett. q
veteran player in the organization.
The Winthrop Crystal Cabaret
dances have met with unusual
success. and Marion expects the
popular dancing spot TO become
even more popular with lannon's
orchestra this winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

y OF WAT were very CloSe Anu
and much more real than are
detached" feeling with while h
most Americans stili regard the
war.
As a nation, ne continue 10
measure our responsibility in terms
Of dollars and cents and many of
us seem 10 take the attitude that
II we buy enough war bonds We
just can't lose. We. an a people,
persist In resenting any sacrifices
we are asked to make which 70
beyond our pocketbooks. There
seem to be those and In great
number who feel We can BUY
our way out of this meas and thus
escape the hardships which our al
lies have been enduring these
many months.
To me, Moscow Strikes
BACK IL not 90 much . RIVE
lation Of the horrors Of war A.
u Ii . glorious tribute 10 the
courage and endurance Of the
peoples Of that great nation
across the sea who have beea
standing off the enemies Of
freedom while We In America
cry like little children Of our
reduced gasoline rationing..
True, there are those IN our
armed forces for whom the war
Ia very real the same kind
Of a war that Russia Is fighting. Z.
a war of life and death. of suffer
ing and hardship but for us
back home IL has hardly reached
beyond the point Of Dragging and
bond buying.
II was not the mAngied
bodies, frozen stiff like sides Of
beef in . packing plant. that
made my blood run cold ..
II WAS the sudden realization
that We had 30 very. very far
10 70 before we reached the
end Of the road where little
children might laugh again
and play In the sunshine -.
where men might work and be
~ peace, one with another.
What your feelings viii be when
you see the authentic and startling
record Of the battle for Moscow,
I do not know but do know,
that whatever they are, you will
be better prepared for the Job YOU
and have to do before we can
put away our tools and call II .
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
For the Riddles!

Saturday afternoon. between
the hours Of 3 and 8, the Lake
wood theater win present .
children's matinee.
The film, "Mr. Bugs Goes
TO Town." win be the feature
attraction, and the regular
newsreels and interesting short
subjects win complete the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Always popular on both radio
and records. Henry King and his
orchestra have lately reached the
best seller class on Deees records
not only because q the excellent
conras and rhumhas in which
handsome Henry's piano breaks
sparkle. but because OF the scin-
tiIating dance music which he is
continually adapting TO the public
taste
While Henry Kings orchestra.
which plays at the Century Ball
room Sunday the 27th, has been
featured on all major radio net
works from his various hotel en-
gaEements. he has had several
commercial radio shows. including
the Burns and Allen program, on
which his orchestra was featured
for over q year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL rnEATERs

Woodbury. in Phantom Killer.
II 40. 2so5. $50. 7.o5. $40.
CAMEO-frens HerYey. Leo Garlic
and Andy Deyine IN Unseen Enc
m msr also The Phantom Plains
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Pat OBrien and Glenn
Furd in Flight Lieutenant. also
William Holden and Frances Dee
In Meet the Stewards"
eric March IN Bedtime Story:
also Tommy Harmon and Anita
louise in Harmon Of Michigan. "
COMM My - Eleanor Powell and
Red SHELTON in ship Ahoy
KAY sTRFET-KAY Francis and Wal
ter Huston in Always In Ny
Heart. also Lynn Bari and John
Sutton in Moon over Her shoui-
LAKEWOOD - Norma Shearer and
Robert Taylor In Her Cardboard
Lover; also MI. Bug Goes 10
PARK = Red SHELTON and Eleanor
Powell In ship Ahoy"
PROCToR-Henry Fonda and Lynn
Bari In Magnificent Dope. also
r. Toomev In Bullet Scars"
REALART-Priscllla Lane and Rob-
ert Cummings in "Saboteur
REN-vAn Helm and Martha Hunt
In kid Glove killer; also MT.
Buss Goes 10 Town
SHELL Mariene Dietrich John
Wayne and Randolph Scott in The
Spoilers: also Don Ameche and
Joan Bennett In Confirm or
Deny
suNsET-Eleanor Powell and Red
SHELTON in ship Alloy; also Jane
wiihers and cobina Wright. IT.. in
Small Town Deb"
TEMPLE-JeAnette Macdonald In II
Married an Angel. also Norma
Shearer and Robert Taylor in Her
Cardboard Lover"
LIBERTY, Puyallup-victor Mature.
Carmen Miranda and Alice Pave In
Weekend IN Havana"
RIVIERA. Sumner - Monty wooley
and Roddy MCDOWELL IN Pied
Piper"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in U. s. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Navy DECIDING Room Cracks Enemy Codes

semble similar buildings in Wash
ington.
Lee Bowman, as 1t. Bill Gordon,
plays the masculine lead in the
screen play. As an officer Of the
DECIDING department, Bowman is
pictured breaking down enemy
messages and the tracking down
OF a spy ring which has stolen a
secret American code. II marks
his initial screen appearance in a
role that not only wins him the
girl in the end. but also makes
him the dominant character OF
the story.
George Sidney directed. B. F,
Zeidman produced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
FIRST RUN sHowINGs

RIAITo-c.ry Grant. Jean Arthur
ana Ronald Coimsn IN The Talk
of the Town" 1890. $40. $50.
10 90. also Jinr Fslkenburg and
Leslie Brooks IN Lucky Iegs.
IL so. 2 40 $50. 800.
ROXY - Edward q. Robinson IN
Moscow strikes Back 80. AIS.
$40 e.o5. II 90 and so, also Iupe
veiez In Mexican spitfire See. a
Ghost" los. 400. $50. s.45 and
1885
MUSIC BoN-Ilonsi Barrymore in
calling Dr.. Gillespie" r. so. 90.
ITO. 1910. also Ire Bowman in
Pacific Rendezvous" II 30, Ass.
s.sS. s;5o
BLU MOI SF-WlliAm Powell and
Hedy Lamar In Crossroads" IL 80.
AIS. sos, 9 90. 10 SO. also Marsha
Hunt and Richard Carlson In AZ
fairs OF Martha" i:i0. 400. $50.
p.4s
RIyIERA-Bud Duncan In "Hllihilly
Blitykrieg" 1850. sos. $50 SOS.
1910. Also DICK Purcell and Joan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
At the RiUierdt

Mike Barovic Of the Riviera
theatcr opened another first run
show at his Pacific avenue house
yesterday program touching
the two extremes OF comedy and
drama.
In the top spot he offers an
other Of the snuffy Smith stories
Of army life. featuring Bud Dun
can a. the hero Of ''Hillbilly Bli1-
krieg." The supporting cast Is
headed by Cliff Navarro, Edgar
Kennedy. Doris Linden and Alan
Baldwin.
As the "corn ticker" fight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Rigid Censorship
During Filming

Studies row impose censorship
On It's oxn shooting schedules. Co
lambia's propeiier-rosrinE Flight
Lieutenant with Pat O'Brien,
Glenn Ford ard Evelyn Ksyes at
the Beverly theater. offers TIE first
example.
Although military permission
vas granted 20 Producer p. p.
schulherg for the use Of tao DIFF
ferent sirports. the company de-
leted names Of the fields from all
advance mimeogrsphed schedule
sheets.
The number Of planes 70 Be used
went unlisted and the DAY and
time Of shooting at the sirpor;s
was carefully blue-peneiled from
studio cali-sheets. Also in effect,
was the order that every member
Of the cast and crew which Di-
rector Sidney Sslkow took with
him for scenes At the airfields had
10 be 100 per cent American.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Rarely publieized, the DECIDING
department OF the L. S. navy
forms the setting OF the plot of
Pacific Rendezvous, Metro-Gold-
wyn-Msyer's timely drama OF spy
activity in the nations capital,
now at the Music Box theater.
Much OF the story Of the film
play eenters about the deciphering
OF spy code messages being re-
layed to Japan. One complete
sound stage Was used for the
various sets constructed to re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
WAR PLAY WRITER

Because Of his outstanding work
on Wake Island" Screen Writer
Frank Butler was assigned by Par
amount 10 author two other war
pictures. China" and the screen
play OF Hostages, Stefan Heym's
novel OF Gestapo oppression in
Czechoslovakia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Margaret WycherlY on
STAGE Most OF Life

Margaret Wycherly, appearing
at the Blue Mouse theater in M
GINS Crossroads" was born in
London, England. She has been
a stage actress most Of her life
and won her first fame in The
Thirteenth Chair" Other plays
were June Clegg," Adding Ma
chine" and Tobacco Road" Won
immediate success on the screen
for her role in Sergeant York"
in which she played Gary Coopers
mother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
FAMOUS HERSELF NOW

Marcella Phillips, Paramount &C
tress appearing in "The Crystal
Ball" is the granddaughter of
Josephine Phillips, the famous
Metropolitan opera singer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Gzz4zTTtT4dGG5T1f1
}, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Road Ahead!

Public reaction 10 Moscow Strikes
Back new feature attraction which
opened yesterday at the Roxy the
alter, will probably be as varied as
are our opinions about how the war
should he won
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

ing man from the Ozarks, bud
Duncan survives many ridicu-
lous situations, most Of which
are Of his own making. Rely
ing on the eld-style slapstick
type Of comedy. this picture
will provide much amusement
for Riviera fans.
The companion film goes 10 the
other extreme to present Dick
Purcell and Joan Woodbury. in a
Monogram production titled.
Phantom Killer" Leaving all the
laughs to the top feature. this
film takes a crack at ones blood
pressure and depends upon its fast
action and thrills for its appeal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Of the film but are also inf
another day when the rayag,
very real much closer
those of the present conflict.
Perhaps II would be better for
~ Americans were this not so . i.
II might be that the day Of peace
would be more readily attained
n we could shake loose from that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

George Sanders. one of
Hollywood's most populo r
entertainers, hos on important
role in "Her Cordboord Lover, ="
current ottroction OF the Tenn
pie theoter. On the some bill
ore Jeonette Macdonald ond
Nelson EDDY in 81 Married An
Angel"
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-20

sulting members of hospital staffs
seemed of no avail in restoring her
to her former health and strength,
which had always been impaired
on account of an attack of infantile
paralysis during infancy. This with
her long suffering during the past
months, made it a pathetic case,
and with her fortitude under afflic-
tiOn and the gentleness of her ma
ture still further endeared her to
a large host of friends and neigh
bors and now arouses a measure
of sorrow and sympathy fully COM
with the tragic circum-
stances. She was especially popu-
lar with the young people of the
town and allied with the youth
activities of the school and the
church. Funeral services, in charge
Of Rev. ]. L. Johnson, pastor of
First Methodist Church, Delmar,
will be held from the home, 2:30 P.
NJ. Friday, with interment in Dell
mar Cemetery. She is survived by
her parents and one sister. Mrs.
Harold Cook, Laurel.