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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Anne Peabody at Work

Some who are working at
their courses at the moment are
Patricia knowlson. Delphine
Dodge and Anne Peabody (and
Just before her wedding. too.
Among those who have
worked in the office or who
have already completed their
course are Mrs. Philip Mourad.
who has two brothers now fight
ing with the Free French. Mrs.
Mourad is busy housewife and
mother with two growing sons.
but still finds time TO take
nurses aide.
Others are Mrs. Pauline AL
bert, Mrs. Emery Ford, Peggy
and Nancy Weber. Mrs. Franz
Werner. Mrs. Norman Anderson.
Mrs. James X. Watkins, Mrs.
Roger Siddall. Mrs. Charles Pea
body, Mrs. Samuel Turner, Lois
Murphy. Mrs. 3. F. Hopes. Mrs.
Dante Guido and Mrs. Charles
Clattworthy.
These are Just a few who have
worked in nurses aide-the list
Is tremendous.
I'VE need more volunteers
very day." Mrs. Grawn added.
so IL YOU can. call II. 1000 and
lsk for nurses aide or come di-
ectIy 10 216S East jefferson and
ign up for the course"
= Among the officers working
with Mrs. Grawn are such
women as Mrs. Richard Weber.
Mrs. c. III. Hecker. Mrs. Ray
mohd Anderson, Mrs. John Fail
ing and Mrs. Meredith Randall.
In charge of TRAINING arc
Mrs. James McEvoy and a sur
priSing list Of volunteer teachers
Of whom We shall speak later in
this series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Mrs. Bradley Visits

Mrs. Frederick Bradley of the
Whittier spent last weekend
at the home of the Robert
Alexandersi as the guest of her
brother-in-law, John r. Smedley.
William r. Watson OF Torres
dale. Pa, spent the Fourth
weekend on the island.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John r. c.
James of Fort Bragg, n. C.,
spent a few days last week with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
ne Gas Ronns Fail Stop lie Visitors Vocoonep From Happy Times

Jr. returned TO his home Mon
day after spending two weeks
with Admiral and Mrs. John
r. Beardall at the United States
Naval Academy in Annapolis.
Md. Mrs. Hardcastle will re-
turn this weekend with the two
children. Helen and Yellott Fitz-
hugh III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
CROSSE LIE, July IL.


IN SPITE of the tire and gas
Il rationing, Crosse lie contin-,
ues to be a busy place with peo-
plet arriving and leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Mayors
of Dayton. O., spent few days
last week with Mr.. Mayors
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Mayors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McKen-
zie of Washington. d. c., spent
last weekend with Mrs. Nc
Kenzie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Laub.
Mrs. Herbert Soussiat. also OF
Washington, d. C.. left Friday
after spending two weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Laub.
Yellott Fitzhugh Hardcastle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Go on Fishing Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick s.
Hall Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Garrels Jr. are leaving this
weekend for a week Of fishing
at La Cloche View. Ont. Tony
and Valerie Hall Will stay with
their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James ]. Miller. while MIR.
and Mrs. John {. GarrclS and
daughter, Helen, viii stay with
young Johnny
Several of the Island boys are
spending this month at Camp
Brady. They are Skip Dunlap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Train for 3 Weeks

"The Nurses Aide means that
for six weeks, every morning,
Ave days each week, our young
girls and matrons are being
trained Ia assist the few nurses
left us, which will relieve those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Some seconds with a hard-to find
misweave. TOPS" in durability.
Heavy double loop weave to soak
up moisture instantly. Modern
smartness for any bathroom in these
colors. 20x40-in. pastels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Mrs. James mother, Mrs. John
Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos p Clark
have gone TO Honey HaTbor,
Georgian Bay, for the rest OF
the summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Mrs. Leub Entertains

X Mrs. Kenneth Laub enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge
Wednesday. Her guests were
Mrs. Benjamin +. Welton. Mrs.
Duncan j. McNabb Mrs Waldo
johnson, Mrs. Raymond Day,
Mrs. James j. Miller, Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace p.
Dunlap; Whit Sawyer III. son of
Mr., and Mrs. Whitney Sawyer
Jr; Dan Jackson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. l.. Jackson; Bob
Kreidler. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kreidler; Kip Overesch,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Frederic w.
OvereSch, and Willard Wolfe,
son of Mr. and Mrs. &. f.. Wolfe.
Susan Anderson, daughter OF
Edward L. Anderson. is spending
the summer AT Camp Caven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Detroit Sunday Times, July II, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

David and Hale knight. sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hale knight of
Washington. ID. c. are spending
the summer on the Reginald T..
.Leggette farm near Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Nurses Aide Lifts Load
OF Detroit S Hospitals
As War Dep|etes Stats
THE DoWAGER'S DoGMAS

HIITH so many nurses
w now gone overseas.
Where they are so needed
our woundef to ease.
We all have a duty at home
10 make up
Their ranks so depleted by
all this shakeup.
OUR registered nurses
~ are doing their best,
But they do so need help.
and they do so need rest.
And that's why our women
have formed Nurses
Aide
To make up the difference
their absence has made.
Perhaps you have heard Of
Nurses Aide and wondered
what 1t meant Perhaps you
have thought. 4 wouldn't wan,
any amateur taking care Of me
We did. so We went down the
other day 10 talk to Mrs. Carl
Grawn. and we were thrilled az
what she told US. Mrs. Grawr
SAID.
$50 many of our registered
nurses have already been sent
over 10 care for our wounded
that their ranks are seriously
depleted. Within few weeks
$50 more are 10 go. Our hOSpi-
tails are full Of patients, and 60
meet this crying need for nurses
the Nurses Aide has been
formed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

The engagement Of PR1S-
ella ANN EISM A n,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence II. Eisman Of
Longfellow avenue. TO Lieut..
Eric Moffat Meyer of Bir-
mingham has been told.
Detroit Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Ensign Comedian Home

Ensign Thomas X. Comedian
Of the Great Lakes Training
Station spent the Fourth week
end with Mrs. Comedian and his
young son, Thomas Jr.
Mai. Charles Beauchamp of
Fort Dix. n. j., spent last week
end with Mrs. Beauchamp and
their son. Johnny.
Bette King of ST. JoSeph's Hos
pital, Chicago, left this weekend
after spending about 10 days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
Knight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

THEY'RE training our
Il women and also our
maids
In knowledge and duties as
medical aides.
For knowledge is power,
and that's what we need
In every department if
were TO succeed.
H7oULD you know what
w 10 do for The wounded
or sick?
Would you do The right
thing or the wrong
method pick
If you possibly can, then,
take Nurses Aide"
And in peace or in war in
knowledge be paid.
oVerwOrked women 80 they can
take more serious cases.
Our nurses aides are trained
to take temperatures, respira-
ton and pulse, 10 make beds
competently, 10 give baths and
massage. 10 feed those unable Ia
feed themselves and 80 10 give
much needed time 10 the few
registered nurses left here"
Mrs. Grawn dclareS that 90
see how quickly Detroit women
are responding 10 this need IS
an Inspiration.
Among newly formed classes
IS one Of business women who
give up three evenings a week
for eight weeks 10 gain the
knowledge which they will apply
after they are graduated, by
evening and night work in the
hospitals as they are needed
A group OF az nuns at ST.
Francis Hospital is being trained
by one OF their own nurses al
Providence Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Time. Financial Editor

George Romney of the Auto
motive Council for War Produc- [,
tion, brings back an Inspiring
story which he says Gen. George
Marshall told in New York.
AS the giant American E:k-
peditionary Force neared the
coast of Africa. its officers we're
worried sick over the reports
they had Just received from the
weather men. They were tDld
that two severe storms were
approaching from opposite
directions.
Making a landing at any time
was bad enough, but in a severe
storm the operation was yirtu-
ally doomed TO disaster.
However. at the zero hour the
two storms completely counter
acted each other and at the
actual time the landings were
made, the waters off the coast
of Africa were the CALMEST
THEY HAVE BEEN IN Ga
YEARS.
Said General Marshall, humt
Said General Mars a i,
humbly:
"The Lord must have been on
our side"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
AlIays Unrest

Is. 3. Brown, president OF the
Chrysier-Detroit Company, COM
mented:
This step should do a great
deal to aiiay much OF the un-
rest among our mechanics who
were feeling that they were
slackers i'm continuing to work
on motor cars when their skill
might be utilized In building
planes, tanks and guns. We
think that they will now appre-
ciate the fact that the work
they are doing in keeping our
vehicles rolling is as vital con.
tribution to our war effort"
"Most of the repair work We
are doing on cars and trucks
can be classed as war business
Of one kind or another" said
Jerry Mccarthy, Chevrolet t
dealer. "This cooperative step
by the USES is going to mean
the difference to many dealers
between staying open or closing
their place of business. We be-
lieve that we are going to be
able to continue holding to-
gether an efficient organization
which can do its share towards
keeping the wheels of our war
industry turning"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples. Baldwins, 40 I s. n
25 bu Delicious fancy. 3 - hu No.
i 81 7sQ2 No ?. $50, Mcintosh. fancy,
S2G225 bu, No 4. 81 50Gl7 rs: No. 2,
75cnSl; Greenings. fancy. $50 hu.; No
!. soc 2 81 Is. Northern Spies. fancy, - 80
hu.; No. !. sison2; no. 2. 75c 81
u, 2 son 7'c. Jonathsns fancy. 81 bu
~ J. S2501.75. No. ? 75c steele 5
Red. fancy, 81 ou No /. 81 23n -.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS En-
VEGETABLE GREENs-conards. No. /,
VEGETABLES. MISC - Bes,,. topped
fancy. 81 Is bu; No. J. &c 81; 80. 2.
SOC Red csbbass 80. j. soe 81 IS bu.
Carrots. topped fancy. S225 hu No. !.
s. 75n2; SO. 2 S1fl 23. Celery, fancy.
81 a. doI hunches: 10 l. So soc; 10.
s. 30. Celery Root. NJ. /, 81 75H2 25 IN.
Celery Cabbage No l. 81 5Oq rs hu
No. 2. 81 50. Horserafish fancy, $, hu
". I, 81 5oG3 Leeks, No. l. 75c n 81
5o-lh sack, No. /. Si25Hl35; Ne ?
81 10 Parsnips No. /. Sl75d225 hu
30. 2 SIPS curly PArslet No. J. 30 a
SOC doz hunches Parsley Root NJ J.
loo-lb SACK; No. 2. 81 3op1 50 Pumpkins.
NJ. =. SOC ~ ~ Radishes. hothcuse.
80. J. soc don hunohes. Black Rafishes
so. ! 81 bu. Rutahsgas, No. ]. 75c % 81
bu Table Queen. No. l. SlQl5O ou.;
Hubbard No l. SiHi50 hu Tomatoes.
no, house. 81 IS s-lh basket Turnips.
topped 10. !, 81 50 bu. vegetable
EGGS-Lsfge. &l5Gi5 30 30-doz. case
medium Si3UI4
POULTRY hens heavy breeds.
20 ~ 3lo n; leghorns. 206 23c. sprngers.
% ~ 32c N. leghorn. % " 25c turkeys. 3s q
soc. geese 2sH 30. ducks 2s 9rr.
HOGS Dressed, medium. IS u &c 10.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Look to Detroit

The public has made Detroit q
bellwether of the war effort lust
as II conceded the city's leader
ship IN industrial prosperity in
peacetlme years, ID. f.. AhrenS.
general sales manager of the
Cadillac Motor Car Division.
said today Back from a trip 10
eastern dealer points where he
outlined an expanded service
program, AhrenS said:
or years 1 have been MAX
ing this and similar circuits Ia
tax about new models. The in
terest in Detroit was always
high because people realized the
beneht Of good automobile
year on other businesses.
To-day, the interest I'm what
Detroit II doing il Just as great.
although for "A different reason.
People want 10 know moro
about our military production.
For reasons OF secrecy, De-
troiter can't say very much, hut
even few encouraging gen
erslities give an obvious Ilft 10
spirits"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

"The classification" said How
ard Harrison. general manager
of Hall-Dodds Company, large
Ford dealer. twill be helpful in
still another way. There Is n
shortage of critical replacement
parts. War industries can't get
either the material nor the ma
chine time to build all of these,
because of the demands of our
armed services. We are going
to have to do more and moro
reconditioning of used parts.
Skilled help is needed for this.
1--WE have been hard pressed
to maintain our staff of men
and women who are engaged in
such reconditioning work. We
will now be able TO train our
help to do this work without
having to fear that we will lose
them to war plants as soon as
they have become efficient for
u.s."
"Some people say that the
shortage OF mechanics would not
be nearly as serious as soon as
mileage-Or gas-rationing was
put into effect" said C. J.
Hacquoil of Hacquoil Buick
Sales. Inc. They point out in
those areas where gas ratiOning
has applied for the past few
months, service requirements
dropped off nearly 20 per cent.
But throughout this area,
motor car dealers say that they
can't come within half OF meet
ing the demands upon our me-
chanics to keep Wayne County
cars and trucks I'm shape. Under
those conditions, the compara-
lively slight drop which gas
rationing might occasion isn't
going To cause noticeable
change i'm the need for compe-
tent mechanics
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Of Crane and Rohde

As If that weren't enough,
Lyman Crane, broker and son of
architect c. Howard Crane, left
yesterday for Quonset Point, r.
J., for his basic training in naval
aviation.
Lyman is lieutenant ]. g. and
moves his wife and two children
10 her parents home in Florida
for the duration.
And also on the list of service
notes is the news that Arthur J.
Rohde eX-insurance man, will
be back in town for the holidays
with a promotion in his hip
pocket and sporting his shiny
new captains bars-Army Air
Force.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Cab Passenger Hurt
In Head-0n Crash

PONTIAC, Dec. PA taXicah
passenger is believed suffering
from broken neck and the
driver of another car. which
rammed the taxi head-on. wa S
held on a drunk driving charge
today.
Injured seriously was Earl
WelCh. -. Of Metamora. His COM
panion Roy Megel, u, and Rus
sell oJneS. driver Of the cab,
escaped with minor injuries. Po-
lice reported Harold Hull, Al Of
1912 Willard street. drove his car
head-on into the cab.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Women S CHARGES
Hold Flint Suspect

FLINT. Dec. 21.-Orville BALM.
ger, 36, of 742 East Dayton street
today is held by police on charges
.of assault and robbery following
complaints from two women. who
accused him of molesting them
His arrest followed an assault on
"a hospital enploye whom he
picked up as she waited for a bus
10 go 10 work early yesterday.
She was beaten and lost her purse
as she fled. The purse was found
in his room.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Farewell TO AL

To a luncheon and farewell
for AL May. who recently be-
came vice president of Byrnes
McCaffrey Insurance A gency,
and who now leaves for Jack
sonviffe Naval Air Base as a full
naval lieutenant.
And present to touch off a
last one" with Al were such
stalwarts as Bob Byrnes, Frank
McCaffrey; Frank Dimond, an
other of the firm vp.s; Joe
Snyder of Boston. chairman of
the Seamless Steel Tube Com
pany Of South Lyons; Cy King.
Merrill-Lynch; Ben Dixon, Ernst
and Bill Plate, Fruehauf Trailer
Company,
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Mchigan bu. crts, r. s. No 1
2i9 in min. unless otherwise stated COLE
storage: Mcintosh, si.s5. few 81; Delicious
x225H 50, few best S275 JonAthans
81 s5a2; Northern spys, Si.s5a2 SHOWS
81 25Q so Cocmon storage: Northern
spys, 81 50 2 i65: Baldwins. Si.i5: Steel,
lntoSh u. s. No. !. az in min, 81 75T
| l SIS: Rhode Island Greetings. 81 so: Wash
ingion box Delicious. sss-l25s, extra fancy
BEANs-Bu. hampers: Florida Blscl
Valentines, generally good. S4G425 ordi.
nary to fair. 81 50 $50; Bountifuls gen
srsiIy good, 50 Wax Beans, fair to gen
orally good, 81 425.
BEETs-Texas y crts. 3-3z doz 81.
BRoCcoLi--Caiifornia- pony crts.. ss.l,
RRussELL SPROUTS - California II
CABBAGE-Lo, Angeles crts. round type
1918; Arizona. 50; New York 50-b. sacks
Danish. sll0I1.l3.
ICalifornia S.. asa o.75. mostly $3.50; Ari-
zona, IS 50.
CAUL1FLowER--canfornia pony crates
.CELERY-M Michigan bundles. dor stalks.
medium. eoc, Il crts. Golden Heart rough.
IS: California Pascal cub cris 81 SIS
Florida wire bound crts. individually washed
Golden Heart 4-doz., $50 $50; s-doz, g 25
2 SO; 5 70 los, So So.
cRANBERRIEs-Massachuse,ts !. barrel
boxes S425H450
CUCUMBERS-Florida bu. bskts, fancy.
IS so n 9 so, choice 81 SO.
GRAPES-California display Jugs En-
perors. fancy. So 40n 35O. L. S. No. /.
So z SIS: Almeras L. S. fancy, s34oq
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
dor. s. 5Ods.25 t.doz s5I575.
LEAF Hothouse, lob. bas-
kets Ohio. mostly Si.eo.
oNloNS-50 10. sacks: Michigan Z. s.
No. ] yellows. medium, 81 35n I 50. best
mostly 81 l.45D $50; sweet Spanish u s.
10 1. 3-in. and larger: Michigan, $50;
Colorado Round Whites, medium, generally
PoTAToEs-ioo N. sacks u. s. No. I.
&; ;1s Is'h9 Snw.sss RSss; q washed
no. l, 50; Idaho utility grade s215, 10
10 paper sacks. 35e Maine, various va
Iie'ies' 81 80 g2ss; 2,s-in. min, s2.7s:
Nebraska Triumphs. U. No / washed
50 25; 50-lb. sacks. Si65T l75 Michieanl
Chippewas, 50 25q > 80: Russet Rursls.
~ s..l I2 2 z 70; -upper lnsllts.-nothinS- CT
RADIsHEs Texas pony crates. si.75S
2. tair "a generally good Sl.5O
sHALLoTTs- LoGisiana barrels. $40 sol
~ II; crates s-doz, H35 q so. a-doE
NAcH-Texss. Arkansas bu. baskets.
81 65 l.s5; cartons, i-doK cellopAsnel
bags % washed spinach lo-oE.. Si.75, i2.oz
SWEET POTATOES - louisiana bu
crates Puerto Rjcan yams. l. s No IL
50 55 = 2.7S. mostly 81 60u ? S.. fair con
dition. S225. Maryland hu basketsl
Goldens T. s No !. 81 New Jersey bu
hampers. Y. S. No. / Jerseys. red soul
stock. So so
ToMAToEs-Io 10. cartons medium. 81
hothouse, S-lb. baskets Ohio medium |
81 IS |
TURNIPS-Texas Los Angeles crates. |
50 -. half crates mostly 81 So few
higher; Mississippi bu. baskets. SIPS.
RUTARAGAS - Canada 5O-lb. sacks |
waxed, 75ns5c.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Army toCd|U Up
$500 Reservists
AT MSC, Jan. 6
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Dec. 21.-Michigan
State College authorities today
awaited further word from Wash
ington following announcement
from the sixth service command at
Chicago that with the exception of
specialized students. the schools
$500 army TeServists would be
called To active duty beginning
January 6.
The announcement, revealed by
Col. Stuart Mcleod. head of the
military science department of the
college, said that the other remain
ing 1900 male students would be
subject 10 induction in the armed
forces by the end Of the winter
term, March 20.
The significance of the commu-
nication was coupled with recent
announcement from Washington
which revealed that some 250 col
leges throughout the country
would be selected as training sta
tions for army and navy men.
SET TO TRAIN 5000
College authorities have ex-
pressed the belief that the East
Lansing institution would be one
OF those named. President John
Hannah announced last week that
the college was prepared TO house
and train at least 1900 service
men, but did not indicate whether
this was in addition 10 the school,
ing OF the 1000 men now attend
inC.
Colonel Mcleod said veterinary
students in the enlisted reserves,
students. senior r. O.
{. students and juniors in en-
Gincering VIII be allowed 10 com
Plete lac academic year.
He SAID r. Q. T &. SeninrSW u
be ordered 10 branch schools, vet
orinarianS viii continue their
courses in college in uniform az
army pay pre-medics Will he
screened and some returned 10
college. Those not selected among
the pre-medicS and engineers viii
be ordered 10 troop duty. he said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Esav CitiamS ASSaiIed
For CaSllinS i'm Bonds

hers of the Lions Club were 10
tend the kettles during the noon
hour today.
A race loomcd in the city's
Third Ward today as candidates
for the city commission continued
10 file nominating petitions for
ncNt springs election
Charles r. Hamilton, former
Central High School pfineipal, has
announced his candidacy in the
Third Ward where Joseph NJ. Kerr
has mad no serious opposition the
past several years. The latter is
expected 10 again be a candidate.
Another new face is due in the
Fourth Ward job which John c..
Dean must relinquish when he
takes UP state legislative duties
January l. Joseph Lepczyk, FORM
or state legislator, is the only cam
didate in sight.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Auto
Graphs
New Classification
OF Auto Mechanics
Praised by Dealers
BY SILER FREEMAN

Detroit dealers are grateful 10
the United States Employment
Service and d. J. Hutchins, re-
giOnal director Of the War Pro-
dgetieH Beard here for saving
their remaining mechanics. The
action of the USES in chasing
auto mechanics as Just as es-
Sential in their present jobs as
workers in war industries has
halted the depletion of skilled
men in service shops in the De-
troit area
f'hc dealers have been more
afraid Of the run on their me-
chanics than OF gas rationing.
This action" said Henry
Whiting. president of the De-
troit Auto Dealers Association.
who is also manager of the
Pa k a r DID troit Company,
"comcs I'm the nick of time. We
were being harassed tremen-
dously by this problem of labor
shortage, and the employment
service has gone a long way to
solve the problem for us.
Had 1t been allowed to con-
tinue at the rate we have been
losing men during the past two
months, we don't know how
much longer our transportation
could have continued without
serious curtailment and eventual
disruption. Motor car dealers
are greatly indebted to both the
USES and Hutchins."
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Pontiac Theeters
Nn-.r rarnna lIa'lIe .

OAKLAND" Panama Hate "
STRAND .' The Navy Comes Through 81
T r - p0wery A. Midnight Anf
"ffff-t ~ The Nor'hiAn1 20
FAgLF-"The B'g Shot ani n Haunt
irr We Niii CO
ORpHFUM "FoouAht sersnade" ant
'R-ork'yn Orchid '
HURON The wife Takes Fl.er" and
"P se ana shine 30
DRAYTOS The Vanishing Virginiau'
an Spy ship "
KFFGO The Gambling Lady snc
"Tre kennel Murder Case