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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
" rH&EH4z4zS% TODAY Al YOUR EAXORTE MOVIE

YNc-5SI7 CheDe st. 4
Hepburn In KEEPER or THE FLAME"
HE'S MY GUY" with Dick Foran.
VplMCp-MIehIgAn- Thirty fifth street
hhhhLh Alan Ladd, Joan Woodbury.
In "GANGg. Inc Plus Beta Eug0sI IN
"GHosTs on THE LOOSE"
YpIM-W oodwArd, nr. emile TO. S-4llO
MINI Cont. from II 30 Barbara stan
vyck Gary Cooper In BALL or FIRE"
"GENILE GANGSTER," Joyce Compton.
LAKEWOODi';s..s, T. !.t,'I;Sn Tsr. h.' x9S sSSo
sHows-2:i5, 5.l5, 800.
JLYrWnon-I4l4s Y. Jefferson LII. 1900
r DIX clifford IN TOMBSTONE" ("
Plus .KEDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN" )"
LANCASTER-iososss os.v West 81. 1sf.',;on Y Cooled
Park Free. 'THE MOON IL DOWN. -
"wHITE SAVAGE" Olympic Champ"
lcYv-lss1o Jos. Campsu Park Free 4
Lhohl Cont u 80. Greer Carson. Ron
aid ColmAn, RANDOM HARVEST" Plus
EAGLES or THE NAVY" In Color.
IIBERTY-oen.es Line. Mich. r.. =.
"RHYTHM or THE ISLANDS" Plus
Alan Ladd IN "GANGs, INC"
LINCOLNFort. mr. Lye,Oo' ,y I VI 1ssso I5ssS
POWER OF THE PRESS" Alan Jones
J. Frszee, RHYTHM OF THE ISLANDS.
LINCOLN PARK-f%cIt5 Cont; St "a " SooH' SoSnnqs Park
Free "MORE THE MERRIEh." Plu,
LEATHER BURNER" VIM. Boyd.
tTNW00b La SALLE Sp.a .4nreSs .'1sl ru5. !
Yels1. .REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN.
FALCON STRIKES BACH" News
nnp-MIehisan at Cass open "a Hours 4
LVUi Cooled. Red shelton, Ann sotherr
! in PANAMA HATTIE" Tom Conway In
FALCON sTRIkEs BACH"
MADIS0N-"oodwd-cireu rk. cH, a, tssls
Bargain Show FrAnchot Tone. in 'fINf
GkytN ~ To CAIRO "lT ANT HAi.,
MADIcnN-wco codw d-Cirous Pk. CH. 42Sls
nlhDloVH Cooled. "FIVE GRAVES To
CAIRO" 1884, 3.55. 7l6, To- III
ANT HAY" ll:lo, 2.3l. s:52. s;l2
MAINR0YAL OAK; cGLt Ioiso .sp P'Tc cdoI:s S5:s
sonia Henis, sun VALLEY sERENADE.
"Rj I.ERs OF THE SEA" Fairbanks Jr
/ MAJESTIC-woodCS"..,rd C".r , a, so WIN, Hln.s "
/ open 4 .oU Onill 4 n M
hit PARADE or Iel9,' John Carroll
POWER or THE PRESS" Guy Kibbee
MARTHA WASHINGN-ioSSsi,SS oSiS >; ;,.ss ca%PsT s"n7
John st.inbecks THE M6oN Is DOWN.
! Plus "McGUERINS OF BROOKLYN"
MLyINr-Msck nj Baldwin fL. l24s /
NlhhlNL Open i:l5 Cont Teresa Wrigh
/ IN SHADOW OF A DOUBT" Jane Fra
nee IN "RHYTHM OF THE ISLANDs.'
MAVEAIp-wcOdwsrd-Elio Park Free !
I VIA AIN open All Night. Cooled
! p stanwyck. BALL OF FIRE" QUIET
urI-oakwood Blvd. at Allen AT. $3.50 ,
"REU MON IN FRANCE" J. Crawford
THE MORE THE MERRIER." J, Arthur
MrI -Oakwood Blvd. at Allen AT. 1850 4
MIL Cooled Open 100 "REUNION H.
/ TRANCE" 1888. 5:35. ESQ. "THE MORE
THE MERRIER," at $40, 7;i5. 1900
IMERCIRY-scshsefer-s-iMiss N. i-sio'
Heart story Of Our Timel Adventure
Ac,icnl Thrills in South Seas CAD below.
MERCIIRY-sehsefer.s-Mne "; 2-slo,
''THE MOON u DOWN" Star Cast Plu
Jhn Hail. NJ, MontsS. "WHITE SAVAGE
MICHICAN-cooL COMFORT
nIOIllOHH Cooled. Doors Open lO.45
Blng Crosby, Dorothy Lamour "DIXIE.'
"NfGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING.'
] MJnTnUN-Third ~ Garfield Cooled
nhDiVWN Ann Sheridan, Martha Rave
Sscs oaki. n navy BMrEs;" Re,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

MIDWAYs'hasots1r. o1.I at ss Mlsh. Oh m eSs', sosS
THE REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN"
1.-THE LOST CANYON" william Boyd.
MOTOR CITY-vAn Dyke at Hns.mi'..I. Smile Rd.
-mRuyTuW IN Ut OF Tur ISLANDS plus
Alan Ladd in "GANGs, INC"
MVRTIE-seyenteenth and Myrtle
WihlLL Fay Banter. Hugh Herbert,
PATCH" r. Travis, "BUssEs ROAR"
NORT0WN-seysn;ssll:. ES..yaa Dye.
ard DIX. TOMBSTONE Plus Alan Ladd.
Joan Woodbury. in GANGS, INC"
unpWrcT-Grand River at southfieId y
NuhHLol Park Free. Open l2:45. Air
Cooled. FALCON STRIKES BACK r.
DIX. TOMBSTONE" Last Show p. NJ.
NORWOOD -TELENEWS-"oSSS S1,s pr; P;.tu,s: s,ys,
"RoME BOMBED" WAR NEWS FROM
SICILY AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC!
0AKDALE-oakiand ats. q. s.Mll. lt,,is, Road ,o..,s
Gotten in SHADOW OF A DOUBT"
John Carroll IN hit PARADE OF 1919"
OAKLAND Gau, =, reT2y;Sn ,s,;S p,,,.,,.
Gadaart in THE 0Sns CRYSTAL riI' BALE" BALE
HES MY GUY" with Joan Davis.
OAKMAN wIss. Gs.o a, ,,s Gl'ps.,s ssH,.3 :
Alice Faye HELLO. frisco, HELLO"
THE FALCON STRIKES BACK"
M IVrp-Mt. Elliott st oliver
ULi'Lh Roy Rogers. Idaho" Deanna
Durbln. AMAZING MRS. HOLIDAY"
Csrtoop, Serial. Air Cooled.
npJnJ I-unwood at Philadeiphia
UhlULL - open -l.IA.- Greer Carson.
Ronald .Colman. BRANDON HARVEST" "
March Of Time. "show Business at War"
pAIlrE-FOurteenth at McGraw
IhLnNL Ldward Norris, IN WINGS
"UNDBRCOvER MAN" Serial Cartoon.
PALMER PARKas%'l'Gn da.5 ss at csn:s Mssi'hC I;.,
Ladd. GANGS, fSc." Richard DIX F.
clifford, TOMBSTONE" News. Cartoon.
IPALMS-STATE-"OodSss s.ne. and Elizabeth sas.t. =
"ACTION IN THE NORTH ATIANTIC. !"
Plus CINDERELLA SWINGS IT."
PARKSIDEE Se'TDss'T;So ec.n sd cSo.a lr' :sS :isS
Ladd in GANGS, INC" Plus TOMB
STONE, TOWN TOO TOUGH TO DIE"
IPASADENA-MAek at MrclsI1n S{ls PAP rL; ;u s7Si
"HE's MY GUY" Plus Madeleine Car
/ lpll IN
pIcrADUIY-Fenkeil at PetOsEey =
Alice Faye. HELLO, FRISCO, HELLO
Teresa Wright SHADOW or A DOUBT
! L7L-Ils4I Y. Jefferson LIE. 1897 4
i LhLh Cont ! 20 II Midnight. Jane
Randolph, FALCON STRIKES BACK"
THE FIGHTING FRONTIER" T. Holt.
| PRESIDENT-iO1ss Mack LIE. 1884 4
Lamour. THE ROAD To zANZIBAR.'
This Gun FOR HIRE" Alan Ladd.
PRISCILLA-'''' Mt ETG'. nlss.v n1Ic.t rL: o'S: .
"ANDY HARDY's DOUBLE LIFE" And
/ "CHETNIkS." Cartoon. March OF Time
/ PUNCH & JUDY-Ker'he'a',lFl.hfs Fisher, RG. g.. :
s,sinbeeks THE MOON Is Down
Walt Dispeys Olympic Champ"
RADIO CTTY"OOdTT::rrsd. near %,eS sMls Ida:, aos
Gotten IN SHADOW or A DOUBT .
"HIT PARADE or ls41," John Carroll
pAJNp0-Gd. River at 10y Rd. 10. S2st
hhlNDO Open 1880. Carol Lands
Victor Mature. "ONE MILLION B G.
Pus Margaret lockwood in "ALIBI."
i RAM0NA-GratiSo! and an s-Mn, rL 1910
"THE MOON Is DOWN" Cedric Hard
wieke. "WHTTE SAVAGE" Maria Monts1
REDF0RD-Gd. Riyer-LAh..r PARK Free +,
NLDi VhD Mat. 1880. Cooled. Johr
steinbecks 'THE MOON Is DOWN saou
''WH1TE SAVAGE" "Oiympic Champ.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
z Detroiters Due
Home ThisMeek

MRS. WALTER ROSE and
Mrs. A. j. Bopp OF Muirland
avenue are expected back this
week from a boat trip to Mon
treal and Quebec.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

ShL'N Open p NJ Cooled. Joan
Crawford. REUNION IN FRANCE Jean
Arthur. THE MORE THE MERRIER. Z"
CLMrn-1-Mle at Ru.ssn Tw. I-IsiI
NnI"LV Open Y. NJ. PARK Free Cool
c. Eardwicks. moon ~ DOWs." Plus
Two sENoRITAs FROM CHICAGO. Z"
CAMplII--se4s Joseph CAmpsu
OhHh nv Open Noon. Mickey Rooney In
ANDY HARDn's p0uBiE LII News.
.cLpIT0I -7sis ws., Vernon Highway =
%SrTHR NrDSioH1 ssH Il 80 wrTT Tis' sosTos so,1o.
BLACkIE." VIM BOYD. lost CANYON
CARLTONi'Inss. ns.l r;ns, +as NJ, Me, a,,r ss
"RENEILLE WITH BEVERLY" 'sHER-
LOCK- HOLMES AND SECRET WEAPON
r ckpMrN-schAef.r mr.. Ferd Rd. CE. isIo
CnhlLN Cont ! 90. Cooled. Alan LAdd
Joan Woodbury., GANGS, NC NORTH
WEST RASGERs," James Craig News
.rLcJNn--E. Dawson at s-Ail. Tvs. i-os41
Inol'U Cont. Il 30. Pauietts Goddard,
REAP THE WILD WIND" GALA
BoosE." Mary Bran. Noah Besry Jr.
ClcU E-HAstings at Benton CA. ease
NhOiLL Open Noon 70 5 An News.
Cartoons ssrsl Alan LAdd "LCCkY
"phbhsNs hrN EtisiAs WI DIV E-hisI
at Grand Blvd. 4
SLNiLh Open 1878. Cooled PARK Free
Rot;. Taylor. STAND BY FoR ACTION
ICENTIIRY-itth and ". Grand blvd. 4
CLNiOhI open PM PARK Frs. Greer
carson, Ronald colmsn. RANDOM HAR-
NEsT." ''EaEies Of the navy" in Color.
CHANDLER ge.H isfs n fs.. r,,or Az T,nS .,S'
DESPERATE JOURNEY" Pms ALI
AMERICAN COED" News and Shorts.
rJNnCprtIL-Esst jefferson st Copnn =
ClNDLhLLLA Cont. MAJ. i2:i5 Noon.
Abbott a Costello, 1T ANT HAY" r
Tone IN "FIVE GRAVEs TO CAIRO. +"
/ CIPCI E-w. wArren-MIIler Rd. on. so4ot
OihNLL Cont. from p. NJ. Cooled
sabu in "wHITE SAVAGE" Plus John
steinbscks THE MOON n down"
rJVIc- -Detroit--keny Rd.- Whittier AR. s7.7
Il'lO Cont. 100. Dorothy Lsmour,
Lloyd Nolan IN "sT. LOUIS BLUES" +"
"MARGIN FOR ERROR" Joan Bennett.
CIVJc-FsrnSingt Mich. Phone t.t 4
Ni'iN Cont from l:3o. Cool. Alice
fALION STRIKES BACH" Tom Conway.
ri AWS0N-cIsw,on, Mich. Ii. i-oiss
NLh"oVN Open 80. Alc. Faye. John
u ANs-
MARGIN FOR ERROR" Joan Bennett
! mi JcEIM-4S7I Hamilton. NJ Csnfied
NVLiObOh Cont. :O0. Tim Holt Bonita
/ Granville In "HiTLER's CHILDREN"
Plus Alan Ladd In LUCKY JORDAN"
| C0I0NIAI- I-wccdwara at sibl.y Park rr.
NVLVNihL Open All Night. East side
/ Kids IN "GHOsTs on THE LOOSE"
Alan Ladd IN "0ANos, INC"
mi 0NV-Isss6 Mack Ave. Park Free 4
NVbV'i Cont. 1880 Katharin,
Hepburn. KEEPER or THE FLAME. -
"CRiSTAL BALL" Psuletts Goddard
1 C0NANT-i'olI con.nt Tw. i-soss
'TENNEssEE Johnson" "THE RED.
HEAD FROM MANHATTAN" L. vsisr
| c0IIRTrSY-w. v.rnor-stnt.ry VI. 1.s1s
oVOhiLo Open i7:45. News Cartoon
| Serial THE BLACK RAVEN" Lor
ohaney Jr,. a sCREAM IN THE NI0HT.
/ CpySTLJ- --MIchissn at S1s. Cooled. 4
\ NhiOihL Cont. u Noon Spencer
/ Tracy in KEEPER or THE FLAME. -
/ desert VICTORY" War in Africa
/ nlWN-sS4o Grstiot-Iroquois PI. asa
Dn"n Open ]. Cooled. p. Goddard
I Ray Milland, 'REAP THE WILD WIND. /"
"CALABooSE," with Mary Brian. Disney
/ nIIE--5SoI Michigan, Cor. 1and
DhLL open 100 STAR sPANGLED
Year Also "ABoUT FACE"
/ DE DEARR0RN-Mich,- ,-TsIegr.ph DE. $3.50 4
Jean Arthur "so "EooRE fiEH rME ss;s MrRSIss SEnI;q
J Joan Crawford, REUNION IN TRANCE.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

IcF-Harpsr and FrontenAr Pi.. ostT 4
MT Open II f5. Cooled Teresa Wright
SHADOW OF DoIB BIT" BORDER
PATROL" wm. BOYD. Festuret,eS.
ADAMS-AdA1n. at Grand Circu. Park
hDhiiO Donhh o'Connor ana
Gloria Jean IN MIR. BIG" Plus Two
TiCkETS To LONDON"
LnMpLI-Mssk st ~ dean IN. sIss =
hDWihhL open - 80 Cooled by Rfrgn.
Aiice Faye. HELLO, FRISCO. HEIIO. :"
'THE McGJERINs PROM BROOKLYN"
LIDEN--Ford Rd.-ChAss. Desrborn. Cooled
hLDLN Cont. ~ t5 Air Cooled Ann
C9Ho. Buster Crzbbs, III NGLE sIREN."
LICpp-E. Warren at Outer Dr. Nj 71gs s.
HELLO." SHADOW or q DotBT.i
hiLHAMBRA--st.is Woodward s: MA. o1'
kJsNn Hail. sshu, WHITE SAVAGE" Pus
y ifooN Il DonN." Olympic Champ"
ALLEN PARK cum p.1! Hd -. At is1s sgs
HIop,' "THANKs FoR rHn MEMORY"
.FHIT PARADE or is43." Car, Nevr.
|u0ML-IsOoI ChsrlevoiS II a-zsIs r
hLUHh Cont. from y NJ lee Tracy.
a-JNOwER or THE PRESS. !" Jane Frazes
ip "RHfTHM or THE ISLANDS"
nVN-iSss1 Grand River. mr.. sehAsfer
snLfN Bing Crosby Betty Cradle in
L"IhRILL or LIFETIME. Plus
= tBIRTH or THE BLUES" open J 20
AMBASSADOR-i'clsSS, ESQ; John .s r. TO e,,sss ..sss
PARADE or 1863 Robt. Paige. Frances
,Lansford. COWBOY IN MA>hAITAN."
AMSTERDAM optS o 90 ftss cdosa i, hssS9d N.%.
Cartoon. REAP THE WILD WIND. ~
Plus AMAZING MKs. HOLIDAY"
.ANNrY-0rand River a, JOY Road :
hiu'Lh JinX FalksnburE. Ann Savage
CHICAGO" "NORTHwEsT RANGERS. .
sApOI I0-Clay at Richmond =
hi oLLV Open Il 50 Cont Cool THE
FALCON STKIkES BACK" Tom Conway
o.. CALLING WILD BILL ELLIOTT"
.ARcADE-HsstlnEs at Vernon HlEh~sy =
n Travis. "EsCAPE PROM CRIME" !"
."HOPPN SERVES A WRIT" VIM Boyd
ARCADIA tNewl-eieJ Grstiot PI- 5000
.nhNhDIh open ~ 80 Arte Shaws
Band. r Goddard, Second CHORUS"
- Plus Ellen Drew In GERONIMO"
ASTnp-ses2 Twelfth street
holVh Bonts Granville, Tim Holt In
"HfT1ER'S CHILDREN" DeannA Durbin
in AMAZING Mrs. HOLIDAY"
ATIAc--l5sS2 Plymouth Rd.. ". Of Gr'urId
hiLnO Open 1.i5. Cool Deanne Dur
-oin. AIMING Mrs. HOLIDAY"
AsNAhmNA y NAAihhHs basf'FhA iOhI
AVlI 0N-Linwood- Dawson TO. s-37Oet
A'hLVn open 100. Park Free Cool.
THE MOON - DOWN" Jon Hall sabu
Maria Montez IN "WHITE SAVAGE"
BEIM0NT-lS72l Woodward; HishIsnd PL
DbLluVNl Cont 10 AN TO NJ
Bing Crosby. "BIRTH OF THE Blues -
Edw. G. Robinson In SEA WOLF"
REIVJI -BeneVille, Mich.
DLLtlL John Carroll "HIT PARADE
or lst3. Plus QUIET. PLEASE.
MURDER" with George Sanders
RERYI FY-w. l2-NIlle Rd., Berkeley. Mich. !.
DLhhLLi Alice Faye John Payne in
'HELLO, FRISCO, HELLO" Plus 1.-THE
FALCON STRIKES BACH" Tom Conway.
\ pEVEpI V--Cid. Rlver-OakmAn no $3.50
pt'LhLi Cont. i2:45. Park Free Cool
y Greer Carson. r Colmaa RANDOM
aaRvEs1." "EAGLfS or THE NAVV. -
BIRMINGHAM 'vT p1ns. xSgF 2.,! T!NyAs,GS S.ST9s1.
IY pANGERous." 7.is. s'ss. $50 Plus
"TARIAN TRIUMPHs." s:45, 7:i0. 10 20.
BLOOMFIELD cod, st,, Az. s!, P!rh1@ nm. :
ps6. "HI "a, ChtMs" 2e5O. 542. s:5G
nOnTu-East jefferson. Parkyiew IE. 4asI
upViH Open l:iS. Alice Fave John
Payne, "HELIO, FRISCO, HELLO" Plus
SHADOW or A DOUBT" News
R'WAY CAPITOL oIreu. 6 rs. /"
Slan Ladd. CHINA" "sALtTE FoR
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

rOpDS0E-Iol.s Dir. at Vernon Highway
Time 'MEANEsT MAN IN THE WORLD
Jack Benny. Plus LADY BoDYGUARD."
E0RrST- Woodward a, Forest
II MARRIED An ANGEL" Nelson Eady.
Plus LADY 0AS0sTER," Faye Emerson.
InY THE PLACE TO co
Vh Don Amechs, Gene Tiernsy IN
"HEAvEN CAN WAIT" Clare Trevor IN
"GOOD LUCK, Mr.. YATES"
FRANK JN-Ii1ls GratIo', near Houston
lhhNhLiN Adults 22e, Child lie Incl
Tax my HEART BELONGS TO Daddy
Dead End Kids, KEEP EN- sLUGGING.'
CARDEN-woodwsrd at seld.n
unhDLN Open II 30. "sHERIyo( X
HOLMES. SECRET WEAPON" with Basl
Rsthbons MISS ANNIE ROONEY"
IT npr-Gd. River at Trumbun TE. I-TsSs
oLUDL REAP THE WILD WIND"
with Ray Mlland. John Wayne and
Pauistte Goddard. Plus "CAIABoOsE." "
CRLNADA-w.., Warren a. junction
uhnl'hDh HELLO. FRISCO. HELLO,
STIFFNESS BACK" with Aii-ssr Cast
CRANDl''sl. .S yo;Sr,ssi srsS+ =, s,1cSa. g,,Ss 10
DADDY" Richard Dix. TOMBSTONE" "
Open il5 p NJ. Air Cooled Comfort.
cplNnE-so74 W. Jefferson VI. 7-lft7 4
uhhrNDL open Noon. Cooled Greer
Carson. Ronald Coinan RANDOM HAR-
VEST" Featuretis. Eagles of the Navy.'
cpLNT-Rus,en near HoIbrcok 4
OfhNi Open u 80 Cont. Mat Only
Serial. Alice Faye IN "HEI.LO, FRISCO,
HELLO" Plus "CHEiENNE ROUNDUP" j"
GRAYST0NE-''ls Michigan OR. IlsO
o'n open IL as Cont. Hedy
Lamar. WHITE CARGO" W. Pigeon.
THE HIDDEN HAND" Julie Bishop.
GREAT IlgFS-l4ssl Grand River
uhLhi LnhLO Cont l:30. Park Free
Cooled. Jon Han, WHITE SAVAGE" >"
MOON n DOWN" Olympic Champ"
GREENW00D--H.niltOn at West Kirby
unLLN"VVU Johnny Weissmuller, Fran.
ees Clifford. TARTAN TRIUMPHs." Plus
CONVOY IN MANHATTAN" r. Paige
lUlppEp-HArper At Lakewood AR. tOaO i.
'iu nn Open l2:45. Park Free. Cool,
NhiTk SAVAGE, Jon Hall Msrs
Montez. ssou. THE MOON is down"
! HAZEL PARK-John r. at Nine-Mile Road
'HHLS ann Open i2:t5. Richard Dix
Frances CHORD, TOMBSTONE" Pauls;ts
Goddard. Ray Ailland, CRYSTAL BALL.
HIGHLAND PARK oEsn 10 "GSdv.rs ! % 80 i
Cool. "REDBEAD PROM MANHATTAN.'
"sHADows OF THE UNDERWORLD. &"
| H0II IYW00D-'sos W. FOrt PARK Free !
/ Theater Party Every Friday After Md.
night. Last show starts AZ M
| H0I | YW00D-4soe ". Fort Park Free |.
Tone. "FIyE GRAVES TO CAIRO" Piu.
"IT AMT HAY" Abbott a Costello
u0ME-s42i Chene ~. 4
hVHiL Open Il 80 Alice Faye. HELLO
FRISCO, HELLO r. DIX TOMBSTONE
THE ToWN TOO TOUGH To DIE
/ unnVEp-Is0aO West Warren Ave.
lUOiLh Open 30 Cartoon Betty Hut
/ ton, "sTAR sPANGLED RHYTHM" Plui
KEEP EN- SLUGGING."
MpEpllI-7O5O Michigan Avenue 4
iui LninL OPEN 12:45 Cont Dead Enc
\ KIDS. "kEEP I'M SLUGGING." Rocheu,
Hudson IN QUEEN or BROADWAY
IpJc-Esa srans Rlvd. At Jos. Csn,pau 4
Rooney, "A YANK AT EToN." r Con N
way, THE FALCON STRIKES BACK
/ IpVINc-1iI2O Fenken Ave. Cool RE. 2ss,
lhILNO Open l7:l5. Desert Fighting IT
! desert VICTORY" Deanna Durbii
in AMAZING MRS. HOLIDAY"
/ IEFFERS0N-liOos East Jefferson Ave.
I'LL hhOVn Cart. Serial War Reel
\ r. Hsyworth. LOUISIANA GAL" Johr
Carroll. MYSTERIOUS BOMBARDIER.
! InY-Joy and Dexter Cooled. TY. 7-O7I
Jul Cont. i;30. Johnny weissmullsi
Eddie Albert In LADY BoDYoUARD.'
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

rnpnc0N-IOls Dir, Mt Vernon Highway
TUhUCUN Cartoon. News March Of
Time. 'MEANEsT MAN IN THE WORLD.
Jack Benny. Plus LADY BODlGUARD." b"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

YINf-53I7 CheDe St. 4
hlNO open u 80. Spencer Tracy, X
Hepburn In KEEPER or THE FLAME"
"HE's MY GUY" with DICK Foran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

WApEJEI 1--Hastings at Farnsworth =
Whh iLLD Mat II AS Cont All Night.
Lupe velez, 'REDHEAD FROM NAN
HAITIAN" VIM. Boyd. LOST CANYON
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

ARcADlA tNew-9I65 Gratiot PI- $500
.dhOhDih Open n 80 Artie Shaws
Band. r. Goddard SECOND CHORUS"
- Plus Ellen Drew In "OERONIMO" "
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

pEIVII --BeneyilIe, Mich.
DLLIlL John Carroll. "HIT PARADE
or lst3." Plus QUIET. PLEASE,
MURDER" with George Sanders
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

WuITTjEp-E. jefferson at Grand Bivs. -
Hnll llLh Open "a r. ny Cooled. pars
Free A FAYE 'HEILO. FRIsCo. HEILo.F
FALCON sTRIKHs BACK. r. Conway.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

p0nTU-East jefferson, Parkyiew LE 4esI
nDViH Open i.lS Alice Fave John
Payne "HEILO, FRISCO, HELLO" Plus
= SHADOW OF A DOUBT" News
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
rnprcT- Woodward At Forest

VhLOl Revival Policy. Open ! 30.
~ MARRIED An ANGEL" Nelson Eddy.
Plus LADY 0AS0sTER," Faye Emerson.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

WYIND0TTE-wyandette. Mich. 4
lhNDViIL Open n 40 Cooi~d.
PARK Free 'IHE NORE IHE MERRfER.s !
REUNION ~ FRANCE Joan Crawford
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

luAI -iSmNpou-u ~ S-aFhNA
s'hLVH Open 800 PARK Free Cool.
"IHE MOON ~ DOWN" Jon Hail, sabu,
Maria Monitor IN "MHIIE sANAGE."
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-08
BANK INSURANCE
 PLAN PROGRESSES
Nearly Two Million Dollars in Applications Filed;
 No Death Claims

Almost two million dollars in ap. plicaelons for savings Bank IAge Inc suranee has been received through the eighteen mutual savings banks now Identified with the system dure ing the first fifteen months oe op- elSv.St.
 The amount of savlngs Bank Life Insurance now in force through the eight Issuing banks ls el,k7,l6S and represents el6,ooo increase in inc surance in force over the previous month.
 The amount oe insurance applied for during March ot l0A2, the first year Of operation, was &lS4,S00. The amount oe insurance applied for during March oe loAS was ell5,a0O or an increase of ie per cent over March of lest year.
 No death claims have been re. ported during the first lS months of operation.
 The waterbury Savings Bank is credited with having 279 policies for . total ot e2a7,o ,o6S ln force on March si, ieaS. The Bristol Savings Bank had lSe policies for el2A0OO. The Bridgeport Peoples led the state with S72 policies for eA0e,Ois.
 m the nonsissulng banks the Naugatuck eavlnys is credited with . applications for Q total of SiO5O0; the Thomaston Savings Bank, 10 applications for Q totatl of 92,OOO and ToETtngton Savings, 3 appli. cations for Q total of S6,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-08
Americans, Britons
 Elated At Meeting
Soldiers Congratulate Each Other in Historic Tuslau
 Junction; Joy Unable to Be Restrained

and Brikons grabbed each other. pounded each other on the back and Bhouted congratulAtioaB.
 That was the historic junction ot the Britlsh Eighth Army, which had fought his way from El Alamein, with the Americans in TNlnigia.
 FormAllty was brief at the meet. Ing of the armies that had at last run the desert fox, Nakl Marshal Erwin Rommel, across Africa and itno Q trap.
 The patrols lined up and otlcera greeted each other formally. Pho~ tographs were taken. But the boys could not restrain their joy and were soon humping each other.
 The Americans from the 2nd Army Corps under Lieut.. Gen. George 6, Patton, Jr., had just come through one of their toughest battles near the Keblli road Junction about lS miles east of El 0uettar. The Brit tsh had just broken through al Wadi Akarit, north oe 0abes.
 At the hour the British and Amer lcan advance patrols were meeting, the tremendous effect Of their junc- ton was beginning to make itself felt in the climactic phase of the battle for TIInisla. The Allied line across Africa from the Aed Sea to Casablanca had been forced and only the Tnnislan tip remained to be cleared of the enemy.
 The junction was the second ma- jor objective which Montgomery set out to achieve on that inoonllk night of October g when he hurled the Eighth Army against the Germans at Fl Alamein In Egypt He Is still pursuing his first major objective annihllatlon of the Axis armies h Africa,-but now he has American and French forces to help him.
 On that night in October when Montgomery struck, many of the Americans who are now Aghtine with the Eighth Army were shuf1llne nervously on the decks os big troor transports-not knowing thelr des. tination was Africa. Today, the Americans, too, are veterans oe hard fought battles.
 No enemy expedition EnaEred thC final junction of the American aIss British forces. The Germans whG had been holding the area only ( few hours before now were in fiighi to the north under Q constant ralr of bombs and bullets from Allied planes.
 The junction occurred about, laali way between Gafsa and Gabes al. most in the shadow of Djebe Chelnsi, hilltop in the promineni ridge running about two nailel north of the highway.
 The Americans played Q part II the Eight Army's victory ct Wad Akarit above GabeS by tying dowT much of German Marshal Erwil Rmmel's armor in the Fl Guettal and MaknasSy areas.
 Right up until the hour of thI Eighth Army's final break-througt the Germans were using some O their most experienced pan1er unit and infantry forces in an attemp to halt and force back the AImeri' cans threatening their flank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-08
News Of Connecticut

years ln states prison ln uupsf,ar court late yesterday on a charge Of conspiracy e rob.
 Two companions, Reiand Marta and Edward LeAfRy were each glv- en suspended sentences ef one year and placed on probation by Jnlgo Robert L. Munger.
 William Pakutka, also Of New Britain, was sentenced Co serve flvc years and . day ln Che rsformntrpy on . charge Of breaking and enter ing.
 Joseph Bradley, Hartford, was sentenced to two Co five years on a manslaughter charge in connection with tho death Of Elliott Wilson, Hartford, during fight October 2S.
 New Haven, Conn, April e.--CUpl The New England Transportation O., today announced that effective April i2, that early roundup bus service between New Britain, Berlin and Meriden would be dis continued to conserve rubber and gasoline.
 
 The discontinued trips will be the 6:l0 a. m. bus from New Britain to Berlin to Meriden, and the 6:35 8. m., from Meriden to Berlin to New Britain.
 New Haven, Conn.,, April S.-tUPD u. s. Judge Carroll c. EIlncks late yesterday granted permission to trustees of the "New Haven" Rail- road to sell a piece of property at Boston. formerly owned by the U. Sc Shoe O., to an unnamed buyer for Sll7,5OO.
 The court also granted the Fail- road permission tO pay off S42O,475 In interest on mortgage bonds for the subsidiary Naugatuck Railroad O., the HOusatonic Railroad O., and the Harlem River PrOtechester Branch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-08

0roton, Conn, April es--(Up)-- The Electric Boat company next Monday will drop its third shift be- cause of lack of manpower, it was announced today.
 Approximately 1900 night workers will report for duty with the day second shift.
 New Britain, Conn, April Ss-CUPl Word was received today Of Che death at orlando, Fla, yesterday of James E. Cooper, 90, former police court judge and vice president and counsel oe the stanley Works.
 A former member Of the General Assembly and city corporation coun. sel, Cooper was 6 native of Lock- port, N. Y.
 East Hampton, Conn, April 8. --(UP)--Funeral services will be held tomorrow for George K. White, 72, former postmaster, who died late yesterday after an illness. He was a former tax collector and chairman or the board ot rellef.
 New Haven, Conn, April S.-(UPD Funeral services will be held to- morrow for Sylvester Chase, 76, veteran local newspaperman who died yesterday after a long illness. He formerly was employed by the New Haven Union, Times-Leader and Register.
 Hartford, Conn, April 8.-(UP)- The body of Q man burned in a shack fire late yesterday was iden- tified today, as that of David Blackwell, 59, alias David Macabe, Olneyville, R. I.
 Hartford, Conn, April s.-~tUP)- Wesley Lawrence, New Britain, was sentenced to serve two Co seven