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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
PITFALLS OF LOVE

GEORGES LOOKED % ne in.
ten'ly
Am I keeping him waiting 80
he asked III 80. / will 60 10
him At once, although I wanted
To tell my story first 10 YOU"
and 81 you shall" l assured
him. "No. you are not keeping
him. He has many things 10 do,
and wants YOU 10 take all the
time YOU need talking 20 me"
did not toll HIM that my father
seated close 20 me other side of a
camouhaCcd door was listening q
every word We SAID
Il am glad" he SAID "for
there are many things l want
20 tell YOU and ask YOU. First,
did Dina or Mary recognize me
In the cafe, as YOU must have
done ."
READY FOR THE STORY
II did not recognize YOU at
once" answered and neither
81 the girls had any idea then
OF your identity. do not know
that Mary has given the matter
any thought, but while Dina
has said nothing 10 me, ] have
An intuition that she would not
be surprised 10 know that YOU
we're the apparently old man she
SAW i'm the cafe.
Poor child" hc said irrcIo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Connolly Answers
By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

l-fA They're United States
fighting planes; tb) major
league baseball managers;
tc) detective story writer's.
2-ta) Mississippi, Cbl Nevada:
tcl South Dakota.
3--ta) Santa Fe; lbl New York
Central. tc) Pennsylvania.
IA World War I 20 Ameri-
can-Butish War of 1924;
tcl Japanese-Russian War Of
1865.
ga Emir; Cb) wears; (c)
CheSty
6-ta) Quito: fb) Colombia.
Peru are the only ones; (c)
coca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Quiz Answers

Its an old belief that the
finger next 10 the little finger
Of the left hand has a direct
connection 10 the heart
flames Braddock.
3-They claim II 10 be too rich.
4-DamascuS. chief city OF Syria.
5--Queen Berengaria. wife of
Richard The Lion-Hearted.
Ga Theater a gTeenroom is
waiting room for the play
erS.
7--Nedicine The Medici family.
from whose family device the
symbol was derived, was orig
lnally prominent IN medicine
but later became bankers and
pavnbrokcrS
Order War stamps delivered
In your home nv YOUR Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Share Meat Drive
Will Be Continued

LANSING. Dec. ( Although
meat rationing will 20 into effect
January /, the current share-the-
meat drive conducted by the state
defense council will continue.
Mrs Olga 3. NIckle. chief of
the councils nutrition section.
asks adults 10 limit themselves
TO two and one-half pounds De.
week, with children from s 10 L.
one and one-half pounds and chill
dren under 6 10 three-quarters OF
a pound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
'Ex Seat Price Drops

NEW YORK. Dec. Arrange
ments had been made today for
the sale of a New York Exchange
scat at $4,000 off $1,000 from the
last previous sale Current offer
for memberships $4,000 and the
bid is SOS OOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

Board 80 - Hugh ). Robinson. Frrd
srIrk 4 Walker
sent direct 80 Fort Custer carl
smith. Bud shaw. R4an.pn b. fusr. Frank
Perspn william y RuI.e PrF NJ WI
taker Jeft Harris d.. Jesse g. Brown
William spesrmHn. Ulysses 90. cox Thea.
iore r ZION sam pHsrd Charles
Cray Gurvis W Haruer Richie s.. David
Edmund Sarkesar jerome =. psIevftz
Frank r Prick waiter G.. Patterson and
George r WestnoreIart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Dentist RebiNs
Duck Manned
In Turtle Battle

Ever hear Of Donald the De
bilitated Duck
He's long suffering blue
Mallard duck that began 10 have
as many adventures as a war ace,
once he tangled bills with a
swapping turtle.
The turtle committed virtual
mayhem on Donald chewing of
MS bill
/ Whereupon. according 70 the
amusing story IN The American
Weekly, with this coming Sundays
issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times, a kind dentist came on the
scene and provided the first
synthetic ducks bill in contempt
rary history.
Read this engaging tale COM
plete 10 photographs, Sunday.
Curious was the word indeed
for the mysterious couple seen
now and then IN the hlntcriandS
OF Bolivia
For. 50 the story went a sturdy
wife carried her Semi-paralyzed
husband about on her back until
ne became spider man and
the sight Of them was so fright
cning that the hravest native fed
when they appeared
The American Weekly tells YOU
all about il Sunday.
We've an read about haunted
castles
But usually they're IN Europe
not America.
Which makes even more fa>ci-
mating the story of 4 Spook-ridden
mansion. in The American Weekly
with this Sundays issue Of The
Detroit Times.
So they called the extraordinary
convict who broke out Of pur-
portedly escape proof federal
penitentiary standing on his
head
And why. pray
So that he could break into an
other penitentiary and thus permit
ms wife 10 die happy,
This is the sort OF q story that
proves that truth may often be
far stranger than fiction
II awaits YOU in The American
Weekly Sunday
In the fifth instalment of her
memoirs naming names and re-
lVcaling a famous love affair Pola
Negri continues her story Of a
renowned comedians courtShip
and tells how she fell in love with
one Of the screens best known
matinee idols after that broke up.
How has gas rationine and draft
board regulations affected the
romantic life of the gypSieS?
Louise Rice, noted SoCiologist
and member Of the English Gypsy
Lore Society. answers the question
in The American Weekly this Sun
day. L...
With sugar IA tione d. every
housewife will be glad 20 know
how 10 make sweets for the hol-
days without using too much sugar
or mono al all Mrs Christine
Frederick. famed household au-
thorjtv. tells YOU i'm Tho American
Weekly unique magazine. with
this coming SUNDAYS issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
HOW GEORGES ESCAPED

They nearly did for me-" he
went on They hauled me out
OF the palace, almost literally by
the neck. Why they did not kill
me then ! have no idea. Per-
hapS they were saving me to use
a. a bargaining point In dealing
with some faction in the gov
eminent.
They kept me prisoner In a
lonely house near the coast, and
no one else knew what had be-
come of me.
"All the world was wondering
about YOU" Sald and finally
decided YOU must have been
killed.
II was saved" he explained.
"only because one Of my guards
had once been n gamekeeper In
the palace park. had often
befriended him and once saved
his life. He gave no sign that
he recognized me. and treated
me with unusual harNhne>S, al
though he was plotting my
escape. When the time was ripe.
he put me aboard fishing boat.
WORRIES ABOUT RESCUER
He was sure that he would
not be suspected. but have
worried about him ever since.
He would have aided me In re-
payment for what had done for
him, even IL he knew he would
meet his death, as fear he did"
But you do not know that,
Georges, | said. so why brood
over it,"
lnn- are right. of course" be
SAID, land I'll try not 10 think
Of II any more. But Henri's face
comes often before me, in my
dreams"
II know. dear boy" told
him but YOU can do him no
good by dwelling upon such
memories. Tell me instead Of
your escape i'm the fishing boat.
IL must have been thrilling"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
By Adele
0arrison

Nan'ly' ihon II hope I shan't
tire YOU with my story"
Don't he silly" ! said. Make
your story a. long as you wish"
II begins with the revolution
in Trees" he SAID, when the
totalitarians seized the govern
ment. You see. they especially
hated me because ! always have
been on the side of the oppressed
peasants In our country. who
really love me The totalitarian
leaders were determined that |
should live 10 lead the peasants
out Of their bondage, for which
l had resolved To give up my
throne. never wanted TO be
king anyway
There was something bOylSh, al
most mirthful in his voice. anC
NY heart warmed 10 the reckless
youth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Wayne |ndu(ts
393 Into Army
KING
Continued from Page 49,

Roy 81 wllds 1881 Mcclellan
Oua r Williamson. 325 East Ferry
Cashier p Wi'tbrodt. 1915 East JeHers
Connie O. Ward 1912 Military
Ruben A Anderson, CHS Ut Elliott
George CARMEL
Albert " Stewards
Frank J DESC
John W Blackburn Jr 2los Chent
Woodrow culver. 1924 Brush
Ciearchus Ferguson 537s Lovet'
?. Franks - Kendall X ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
DON'T ALKALIZE

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
ENGINEERs-rsT CLAss-sTATIONARY
ENGINEERING
CHECKERS

Experienced on checking me-
chanical products; opportunity
to get into a defense project
ordnance work exclusively; over.
time. Write Detroit Times, Box
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Female Help Wanted

MAN or woman cook; good psyr stead,
work. b700 Michigsn avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
TEA ROOM

NURSES. nurses aic
and maid for hospital DUTY. Apply a,
sis Second. between ard 5.
TWO girls 10 work in hamburger stand
Apply p. m. at 22347 Gratiot. Eas
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

girl was asking. "Hey, sailor,
are you cdead:"
What" Johnny said, coming
out of il. mo, 1 amt dead. 1
was on the Arizona"
That's funny" the girl said.
"The person our star In the win
dow stands for was on the Ari-
Zona."
"Yeh:" Johnny said. He
wasn't interested. Then the
words came up at him and he
got their meaning. "Yeh?" he
said again. "Weil, he saw plenty.
Where is he now"
SHE DOESN'T KNOW
81 don't know" the girl said.
She was looking at him from
behind film of tears. NO
body knows. Nobody ever knows
where anybody Is when they're
dead"
oh" Johnny gulped. "That
way! I'm awful sorry"
And he was sorry. too. He wa
awfully sorry. This kid lost
brother in that sneak punch fight
The Arizona was a big ship,
wasn't IT." the girl said. you
wouldn't know everybody on IT,"
NO, I wouldn't" Johnny said.
"She carried a couple of thou
sand"
He finished his beer and h,
called the waiter and ordered TIVE
more drinks. The girl sat ther'
him.
The picture swan before hi
eyes again. He woke up after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
By Bob Ripley

you'll pull her affectionate,
elingiBg arms from my neck, /
can get a strangIe hold on her,
throw her back on the bed and
tie her down, until Miss Whit
lock gets here"
Don't you touch mc- Caro-
Ign choked. dropping her arms
from Dicky's neck and making a
flying leap back 10 her chair.
"Oh, how l hate both of YOU"
CARoLYN's ACTING
81 didn't think I'd need to re-
lease you" l said smiling. Her
stage effects were good but the
scene fell fat"
Dicky gave a low, expressly
whistle.
IL hadn't thought OF that
angle" he said. I'm my inno-
cence. / believed the gal was try
ing to gain sympathy from guy
she sized up as a guIlible mascu-
line goof. She thinks she's sim
ply irresistible. you know"
"She was trying to get your
sympathy" / said. "but she was
also trying something else"
II get it--fuIly," Dicky said
with a laugh. "She thought what
you saw would send you into a
jealous rage. Of which she might
faLa ahya aUaD
COLOSSAL CONCEIT
"WelI, you've got 10 slip II to
the gal. Shed be a natural to
write those true confession
things. Her only trouble Is her
colossal cOnceit. III she can ever
realize that men aren't standing
In rows, waiting to be cut down
by her charm, somebody might
be able 10 make n real woman
OF her. And to think that she
Is n child OF the same parents
rs Ronald. I think her identifi-
cation disk must have been
switched at the hospital"
"Miss Whitlock ought to he
here any second" I said quietly.
] think Dicky caught the warn
ing in my voice. for he stopped
batting the girl. and specialized
on a theory Dickys last words
had brought up.
i never had seen Helena Brix'
tons first husband. father of hel
two children. but l had heard from
Lillian that he was so thorough
paced a scoundrel that Helena hac
been glad 10 give her children
legally the name OF Samuel Brix
ton. whom she married after hei
first husband deserted her and his
infant children.
Possibly, l unused. Carolyn hac
inherited some traits of her father
which missed Ronald altogether
Might not this be the key 10 her
incomprehensible conduct?
Miss Whitlock's entrance cut
short my speculationS. She took
one look at Carolyn, who had
buried her face in her hands al
Dicky's diatribe, and spok c
briskly.
"As I understand IL, you don't
want her blindfolded until after
we get into the carr"
THAT Is right" I told her.
"My father will tell you when
he wants IL done :,
you people are ready TO go,
1 take II: ."
"All ready" I said.
and so are We" she told me.
II have Carolyn's hat. coat and
overnight bag with me. stand
up, Carolyn, and I'll help you
with your hat and coat. Or
would you prefer to put them
on yourself?"
"Give them to me-" Carolyn
said hoarsely. reaching out her
hands. Don't any of you dare
to put your hands on me-"
Continued tomorrow
Your Own Horoscope" by
~ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

ward in a white room with lot.
of nurses tiptoeing around him;
and the first thing he said was:
"Hey, where is Ralph Bradys"
A nurse came and shushed him
and he didn't know for another
week that Ralph had been killed
When he did, he almost went,
crazy. Maybe he did 60 crazys
because il was then that he began,
to hear Ralph's voice behind his
right ear. He heard it now. It
said:
"Come on, Johnny. Snap out
Of II. IL won't do you any good
to he thinking Of me all the
time. Look at the girl. She'll
lift me off your mind. She's o
nice Kid. l know"
LOOKS AGAIN
So Johnny looked AT the girl.
And Ralph, or the voice, or what-'
ever the hell il was. was right
She was a nice kid. She was
pretty and she reminded him OF;
some one. He tried to think who.
IL was. Let's see. Blonde And.
all the time smiling. And friendly.
No, he couldn't quite get il.
whats your name, sister,"
he asked.
81 told you, Marie"
81 mean your last name"
he
brother. Ralph, was killed on
the Arizona on Sunday, Dccem-
Der T."
TomorrOw's short storm
Lighted Lamp" by Louis
Davidson. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

over me. But common sense al
once eaHeto my rescue. and ! APP
praised the scene al its right value.
Need any help. Dicky?"
asked with amusement in my
voice.
I'll say I do be said. of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

AN as capable Of jealousy as
any normal woman, arn-tt,e- sight
OF Carolyn BriXton. With her arms
around my husbands neck and her
lips apparently seeking his. at
first, sent a wave of flaming anger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
NAMES MARIE

"Marie," the blonde said, "and
I'm % and I like sailors-in a
crowd or out in the open and
away from the dark. Now. tell
me what you did with your
leaves"
IL didn't do anything with it,"
Johnny told her. II stayed right
here In Pedro. got drunk a
couple Of times and went UP TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

Los Angeles and then i came
back here and hung around"
But why didn't you go
home
Because there's nothing home
I want. My people are dead.
I'm alone. IL don't make any
difference where spend my
time. 1 want 10 &c back 10 sea.
There's work TO do out there"
THINGS TO SQUARE
81 know" the girl nodded,
"lots of H.. You've got sOme
things to square and a lot Of you
aren't coming back from squar-
ing them. l know"
How do YOU know"
81 come from navy family.
We got a big star hanging In our
front window"
The waiter flat-footed back anC
put down the drinks and walked
away and stood between Johnny
and the door, doing his best tC
show that he wasn't watching, II
case Johnny tried 10 sneak ou'
without paying for the drinks.
"You married." Johnny asked
and he didn't know why
Not yet" she told him.
"What ship are you on"
NOT ASSIGNED
81 amt assigned" Johnny
said and then forgot her,
He was back on the Arizona
He was in his hammock. He
thought he had just fallen asleep
A terrific blast shook the ship
His eyes flew open and another
numbered He looked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
LOUSY WITH PLANES

The air was lousy with planes
and II seemed 10 JOHNNY that most
of them were diving at them. He
broke out the ammunition and be-
gan TO feed the gun.
Ralph was aiming ii. pulling the
trigger back and keeping it there.
Johnny didn't have time to watch
where Ralph was shooting but he
heard him say. There goes one
little brown devil!'
Then he heard som thin G
"whheeing' over his head and he
saw Ralph push the gun forward
so that it pointed up in the air.
Ralph slid to his belly and
sighted and kept shooting above
him. Johnny watched him. Then.
Ralph fell apart and disappeared.
One minute he was there and
the next minute he wasn't. There
was no Ralph but there was a lot
of red around. Johnny looked all
over the ship. And something hit
him and he didn't remember any
more. But he never saw Ralph
again because Ralph was gone.
"What ship were you on ." the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

over at Ralph Brady and Ralph
was looking at him.
His blond hair was standing
straight up on his head and his
blue eyes were as big as saucers.
They rolled and hit the deck to-
gether and pulled on their pants
and climbed 10 the upper deck.
The bugle was sounding Battle
Stations" and they ran forward
and threw the tarpauln off the
gun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Short Story
(Continued from PAGE SSl

continued from Rage So)
started walking with her towart
a bar, II report for duty tOmor-
row."
The bar was dim and there wert
soft lights on the tables in IN,
booths. They sat down at one o
them and the waiter came along.
Cooke" the girl said.
Cooke" Johnny sneered. "YOu
don't have TO come into a bar TO
drink a coke"
II didn't know" the girl said,
chat I'd have TO drink accord
ing to your thirst. It's still a
coke" She smiled at him.
Coke and beer" Johnny
told the waiter and when he
walked away on his flat feet,
Johnny asked, whats your
name ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Tonieht's Concert
At Belle Isle
Detroit symphony Orchestra
Victor Kolar. Conductor

FRIDAY. JULY II, SIS y NJ
THE STAR sPASGLED BANNER
Symphony No IN minor (FroTn the
New World ! Dvorak
i--AdAgio; Allegro motto
IL--Larga
If1--RchsrHo Motto vivacs
IV-Aiiegro con fuoco
INTERMISSlON
gcherro Goidmark
Good Friday Spell from "Parnfal' Wagner
Three Pieces for Ballet Rameau
Three Musical Pictures from ''Tsar
Sultan" Rimkky- Korsakoy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
TeIenews The alters
Offer New Films

MEDITERRANEAN n f w s.
REELS showing every detail OF
the terrific battle waged by two
Malta-bound conveys against
Axis planes and the Italian fleet
for nearly a hundred miles, are
featured in the new shows at both
the Downtown and Norwood Tele-
news theaters, starting at p. m.
Also in the new shows are first
films of Detroits Willow Run
bomber plant. the L. S, S. York
town in Midway battle; Japs
bombing Port Moresby in Aus
tralia and the Army Signal Corps
pictures OF the Nazi spy trial in
Washington. with closeup shots OF
the eight Saboteurs; together with
other world news.
Both programs carry the Tele-
news exclusive features. Tex Nc
Crary's commentary. Wanted a
Unity of Command for the United
Nations" and 'Kaltenborn Edits
the News. with Mai George
Fielding Eliot as guest analyst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Variety Shows on VielU
This Week at the Cabarets
Bx WALTER STEVENSON

mimics Orrin fuckers former
vocalist. Bonnie Baker. A petite
young lady whose song delivery
is appealing, Joan is just ending
the third week of an already sue
lcessful engagement.
Wacky Buddy Duray continues
as comedian Of ceremonies, intro
ducing Jerri Holt. exotic dancer,
and Judy O'Dell. tap dancer. Lou
Corsini's orchestra makes the
music.
NEBIOLO'S-The sophisticated
dancing of Bernard and Rich
who turn from exhibition routines
to steps OF their own origination
is the feature OF this weeks new
revue. The graceful duo also win
Applause for executing smooth
spins and difficult high-kicks.
The team of Jensen and Terror
provides comedy. with Jensen act
ing as master of ceremonies, anC
: Tangi & Company. song and dance
team, completes the lineup.
Leonard Seels music CONTINUES
/, in favor with dance enthusiasts
WONDER BAR - Aylene Ma
sons budding talent as a come
dienne is responsible for bright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

AN ALL-STAR variety show is
the offering this week at Eddy
Shepherds aforementioned Steva-
dora Club. Called the Heat Wave
Revue" it spotlights various top
flight talent. --
Nonsense is readily dispensed by
the comedy team of Edison and
Louise. who resort 10 anything
and everything in order 10 get
laughs. They even introduce a
couple of canine characters whose
antics prove quite amusing. Jack
lO'Neil, who failed TO appear on
the show the latter part of last
week. Is back singing Irish songs
and sharing the vocal assignment
with blonde Ethel S h phi r d,
swingstress. who has added three
new arrangements TO her roper
toire.
Diminutive Jackie Del Rio. the
"mighty mite" does novelty tricks
and Chiquita Hutchins and her
entertaining marionettes have
been held over for a second week
The eye-appealing Esther DeRoy
Glamour Girls present sparkling
production routines. while Jot
Blanket and his orchestra weave
la rhythmic musical background
Blankets boys also play dance
music before the first show, which
starts promptly at $50 p. m.
CONGO-A patriotic fantasy II
(which every principle has part
with Bob Parrish as Hitler, Bev'
lerly White as Columbia and Jimmy
tSmith as Uncle Sam, climaxes a
Flashing dance ballet, The Devil
lin the Pacific" by Bill Nation:
and his Tropical Trio. The Nations
Trio also dances West Indian anc
Hawaiian native rhythms in mod
ern ballet interpretations. with
frenZied jungle drums to set their
Ipace in maddening tempo.
Fast tap dancer Elma Turner
offers an eccentric rhapsody ir
swing" which explains why she
was featured with Cab Calloway's
IOrchestra short while ago
Jimmy Smith on his danceophon6
and Clarence Ellis with his cleo
trically lighted military tap dances
remain for. another week.
The dancing Congoettes oper
and close the show with lively
production routines.
BRASS RAII/-Del Parker Il
one songbird who seldom fails tc
comply with song requests, fol
tout of her radio experience De
has amassed a library Of more
than 400 songs, both current and
old favorites. She is the top en-
tertainer during the evening hours
land pianist Roy Schwartz plays
her Accomplishments in addition Il
his original NEEDLES and impro.
visations OF popular and classical
lairs.
Skeeter Palmer entertains after
moon patrons by playing accor
dion and singing songs.
TEDDY BEAR Swing song
istress Joan Roberts is winning
new friends each night and the
reason for it is the cute, con.
tagious manner in which she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Cinderella TO Have
Late Show Tonight

IN RESPONSE 10 many re-
quests OF defense workers and
other patrons unable 10 make the
early shows, the Cinderella The
alter announces a special late owl
show for tonight and Saturday
night. The program starting today
features Shores Of Tripoh," with
John Payne. Maureen O'Hara and
Randolph Scott and Turtles OF
Tahiti" with Charles Leughton
and Jon Hall.
Under this new summer policy,
the Cinderella last show starts at
il p. m. on Friday and Saturday
nights, il is announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Jack Pickering
Here
and
: Now

AROUND TOWN:
People who know what skeet
shooting is shooting clay birds)