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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Final Curtain
Rings Down
on Career

HOLLYWOOD, March 10 -
Up Tully Marshall, sore n
character actor, died early to-
day at his home in suburban En-
cino. He was 70 years old.
Marshall, his physician said,
had been confined to bed for 10
days. He was attended by his
wife, Mrs. Marian Marshall.
The veteran actor left the
stage in 1915 to enter motion
pictures under the guidance of
D. w. Griffith.
A native of Nevada City, Cal,
Marshall appeared in nearly $50
stage plays and 125 motion pic
lures.
When he was 20 he left COL
lege in Santa Clara, Cal, and
began playing small roles in
vaudeville in San Francisco. In
1889 he began playing comedy
leads in New York with the not
See MARSHALL-Pag 2
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More Wounded
Stream into
Fort Custer

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Mar.
10 -tP)-- Two special trains
carrying 275 war casualties ar
rived at Percy Jones General
Hospital early this morning from
San Francisco.
Officers said IL of the VIC
Tins were seriously injured lit
ter cases. The majority have
been with units in the Southwest
Pacific area and q large number
had been stationed in Hawaii.
The group was the second sent
here for disqualification an d
brings the total number Of war
casualties now undergoing treat
ment at the War Department.
new hospital here to $50.
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provided us with reading mat
ter" said gratefully.
VARIED SERVICE
The young marine seemed
particularly impressed with the
widespread activities of the
Red Cross in Samoa where he
arrived after he had regained
some measure of health.
Morgan will leave the home
of his mother, Mrs. Roy Wooley,
Rte. No. Z. Mt. Clemens, Thurs
day and report back for duty
at Oakland. Calf.
He has suffered two bouts of
malaria in addition to the four
bullet wounds but he wants to
get back in their and pitch"
Those Pacific Islands are ac-
See MARINE-Page 2
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(rop.FaiIure
a Dire Hazard
Blanket Deferment
of Formers Sought

WASHINGTON, March 10
R)-Declaring that crop short
age this year might bring dis
aster," Senator Revercomb Or
WVa) urged the Senate today TO
vote for blanket deferment of all
farm workers.
Conceding that enactment Of
such law would be only stop
gap until an overall decision on
the use of the nations manpower
is reached, he pointed out that
crops grow in season not to suit
the convenience of Congress,
and "the time for planting is at
hand"
Action must be taken at
once on this subject or it must
be forgotten for l943," he de-
clared in speech before the
Senate.
"A crop shortage in 1943,
with the immense feeding pro-
gram that we have undertaken,
would place us in dangerous
position. 1t might bring disas-
ter. Men with empty stomachs
cannot fight, and hungry peo-
pie cannot be a strong people"
Revercomb, a first-term Sena-
tor, said that a deferment bill re-
ported favorably by the military
committee would attain what he
termed its prime purpose-to
keep American men on the
farms to raise food for the Arm
ed forces and the civilians. 1t
would not bring back men VINO
had left the farms, he said, "but
it would prevent further drains
on the agricultural labor supply.
He declared it is an undeniable
See HAZARD-Page 2
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SPEAKS UP

bullets" Morgan said, land one
shattered my wrist, another
struck me in the thigh and two
others lodged in my pelvis. We
were in pretty tough shape"
He grinned, however, as he
described his rescue by other
marines, the administration of
first-aid and his early-morning
flight on a hospital plane to the
New Hebrides.
THE first letter / wrote home
from the hospital was on Red
Cross stationery" he recalled as
he pointed out that he had left
Guadalcanal as naked rs a new
born babe. THE Red Cross rus
tied up some clothes for me and
for the other wounded, fur
nished US with cigarettes and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Supervisors
Favor Drains
Appropriate SIS. 900
as County's Shore

Construction Of four new
drains and proper maintenance
of Is others became possible -.
day when the Board Of Super
visors appropriated $26.0 900 9
the county's share Of the pro-
ject.
The action followed q bitter
floor debate during which Mount
Clemens supervisors led by 6ort
v. Nunneley opposed the ap-
preparation because the city,
which maintains its own drains,
will not benefit.
The proposal passed IL to II
with Supervisors Adolph Very
ser and A. N. Brewer refusing
to vote.
At the Boards February nest
ing Drain Commissioners WilliaW
Harper proposed that the super
visors budget at estimated 81, g
$50 at the fall session a. the
county at large share Of the -
timated $148, 220 needed % con-
struct 20 new drains and elean'
out as nl5ny more.
He scaled down the ORIGINAL
proposal in appearing befofo -
supervisors today. asking ou1y
for $500 He did not disc1ooo
the names of drains included n
the program.
Harper has contended that -
we're and frequent floode pr.
ticularly in the South 1Gocoonb
area. made the drain pce)oee
vital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Howard Dopp
Dies in Action
Merchant Morine
Coptoin is Victim

Capt. Howard Dopp, 81, of the
u. S. Merchant Marine, was
killed in action, the Navy De-
partment today notified his ia
Their, Robert, widely known
Waldenburg general store
keeper. Is
The telegram failed to specify
the date of death or the place
and warned the father not to
divulge the name Of the ship
which his son was aboard.
An accompanying letter
signed by Henry A. Meldrum Of
the U. S. Coast guard said in
part: you have given a won
derful son to your country and
l have lost my best friend"
Capt. Dopp sailed the seas for
20 years, his father said. He was
home last May after his ship
was damaged by enemy aircraft
but made light of the expert
ence. An accomplished linguist,
he could speak several different
languages and had been in South
America on a diplomatic mis-
sion for the government immedi-
ately before joining the Mer-
chant Marine.
His father received a letter
from him Feb. 8 dated in Eng
land.
Surviving besides the father
are four brothers, Wilbur, Of
Mount Clemens, Fred, of Romeo,
Bernard, of Armada, and Will
liam of Waldenburg, besides a
sister, Mrs. Ethel Zavitz, of
Mount Clemens.
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enlisted two days after the Japs
struck at Pearl Harbor, was with
the initial US. landing party at
Guadalcanal that went ashore
with provisions for 70 hours but
stayed for 81 days.
During the first days of the
savage fighting in the hell
hole" of the Pacific, American
fighting men had to rely largely
upon captured Japanese stores
for sustenance. "And we sure got
sick of fish-heads and rice"
the young here opined.
On Oct. 26, Private Morgan
was wounded as. he and two
other members of q marine ma
chinegun team were moved
down by Jap fire.
Those fellows used explosive
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Income Returns Double
Those Of Year Ago

DETROIT, March 10 - R -
Giles Kavanagh, United States
Collector of Internal Revenue,
said today Federal income taxes
collected in Michigan since Jan.
l total $74,997, 435, nearly dou-
BILE the collection for the same
period a year ago.
The increase was recorded,
Kavanagh said, despite the fact
that at the close of business
Tuesday only 1913 more returns
had been filed than on the same
date q year ago. This 1913 to-
tai was 217,797.
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laps 10 Gambe-A||
Tokyo General Says
No Mediotion Possible,
Yohosi Tells Notion
BY the Associated Press

There can be no mediation
and no compromise in the great
er east Asia war;" Maj. Gen.
Nakao Yahagi, chief of the Jap
anese army's press section, de-
clared in a Tokyo broadcast re-
corded today by the Associated
Press.
Gen. Yahagi spoke at Hibiya
public hall in Tokyo on the 38th
japanese army day commemor-
ating the battle of Mukden in
the Russo-Japanese war.
1--WE have no other choice but
to stake the life of our nation
for all time to come and to
battle for final victory" Yahagi
said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Fresh German
Troops Unleash
Violent Attack
Russions Bottle
GrimIy to Save
Winters Main Coins
BY ROGER GREENE


Swept back 100 miles with
the loss of eight key cities, Rus
sia's armies battled desperately
to save the great prize of their
112-day-old winter offensive to-
day as Adolf Hitler threw ap-
proximately $4,000 troop rein
forcements into counter drive
against Kharkov and the Upper
Donets River valley.
On the Tunisian front, Allied
headquarters reported that Gen.
Sir Bernard l.. Montgomery
British 9th Army had begun
sharp patrol forays all along
the 60-mile Mareth Line in SOU
thern Tunisia after crushing six
Axis counterattacks.
With Field Marshal Erwin
Rommeps forces drawn back in
to the hills behind the Mareth
Works, hard hit by the loss of
81 tanks, it appeared that Gen.
Montgomery was preparing to
take the offensive and that q
climatic assault on the Mareth
defense system was near.
PATROLS ACTIVE
A communique from General
Dwight D. Eisenhower's head
quarters said Allied patrols were
also extremely active in north
ern Tunisia, particularly in the
Sedjenane sector, 35 miles west
of the big Axis naval base at BIZ
zerte.
In the Soviet campaign, while
the Germans developed a tenn
pestuous new drive around
Kharkov, the Berlin radio &C.
knowledged that Nazi troops had
evacuated the key town of Belly
Cd miles southwest of Rzhev on
the Moscow front.
Belly is $50 miles west of Mos
cow and 80 miles northwest of
wanna.
Soviet capture of Belly would
virtually outflank the German
base at wanna, which was al
ready urj1er pressure by Red
Army columns driving from
three directions.
Fierce battles in which the
German Fascist troops are suf-
fering tremendous losses in men
and material, especially in tanks,
are continuing in the district to
the south and west of Kharkov,"
soviet headquarters announced.
The Germans yesterday claim
ed they had stormed back to a
See RUSSIA-Page 2
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Fifth vitiim
Is Reported al
Point Of Death
Cor Beorins Five
Richmond Residents
Skids into Truck

Four Richmond residents In
Guiding a woman were killed
and a fifth lies at the point OF
death in St. Joseph's hospital TO-
day following terrific heAd-on
collision involving their car and
a United Trucking CO m p any
truck and trailer on Gratiot ave-
nue. eight miles north Of Mount
Clemens at $50 this morning.
The dead were identified a.:
GOTTLIEB REINHARD, about
50, of the Division road.
Alloys IUS POKRIEFKAs
about 40.
MRS. HELEN DUMKA, 81, e
the Bauman road.
ANDREW PALMOWSKI, 1737
Bauman road.
Reinhard, Pokriefka and Mr..
Dumka were killed instantly and
Palmowski died four hours lat
er in st. Joseph's hospital when
a car in which they were riding
with Alex Baczewski. Of Route
l, Richmond, skidded across the
icy pavement and crashed into
a truck driven by James J. John
ston, 81, of 1416 Kearney street,
Port Huron.
TRUCK DRIVER CLEAKxD ~
Baczewski Is stu unconscious
at st. Joseph's hospital and may
die. attaches said. Johnston vgoe
absolved from blame by Chief
Assistant Prosecutor Earle u.
French. He escaped injury.
Coroner Howard v. Groee-
beck, Jr., said the truck was
travelling north, the automobile
south, about one and one-han
miles south of Marine City high
way when the crash occurred.
The car skidded off the high
way onto the shoulder, then CO
reened back across the highway
directly into the path Of the sir
See TRAGEDY-Pago 3
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early today admitted damage
had been done in he Munich as
sault and complained that "cul-
tural places" were damaged.
Munich, Germany's fourth
largest city, besides being the
site of the Nazi Brown House
and other Nazi Party head
quarters buildings, has import
ant locomotive and car repair
shops, vital to Hitler's commune
cations, a motor works, engin-
See AERIAL-Page 3
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MADRID, March 10 - Up
The Paris correspondent of the
Evening paper Madrid reported
today that former Premier Ed
Guard HerriOt of France had ask
ed the Vichy government to
transfer him from his present
place of confinement at Evaux
les Bains, in the Department of
Isere, to the south Of France
because he was suffering from
rheumatism.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
War Fund Drive
Tops $500
WinsIow Urges Prompt
Report from Workers

Mount Clemens Red Gross
War Fund drive had brought in
a total of S3,1l2 over a two day
period Robert l, Winslow, chair
man, reported today, as he urged
workers to speedily complete
their canvass and make reports
on their collections.
In New Baltimore, with but
10 of Is team captains heard
from the North Macomb city had
already exceeded its $500 quota
with total of 500 reported and
more certain to come in.
Mount Clemens quota Is
$500 while the county as q
whole is striving for a $1,000.
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Report ON Aid

MOSCOW, March 10-P-
Two days after the statement by
Admiral William H. Standby,
u. S. ambassador, that the Rus
sian people we're not being
properly informed of American
lend-lease aid to the Soviet
Union, Izvestia,. government
newspaper, printed on its back
page today an article supplied
by lass from New York and
based on an article by Edward
X. Stettinius, Jr., American
IcnG-lease administrator, in the
American magazine.
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HALIFAX, N. S., March 10
W.D- French sailors who de-
serted their ships in the United
States and fled to Canada to join
the fighting French charged to-
day that their former officers
had been bitterly against the AL
lies even after the American
landing in North Africa.
In a fighting French canteen,
118 of them were waiting to get
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LONDON, March 10 (P) -
The Institute of London Under
writer's today announced world
wide reductions in war risk
rates for ship cargoes in a move
which appeared to mark a def
mite turn for the better in the
Allied war against Axis subma-
rines.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
AbSenteeiSl1l

WASHINGTON, March 10 -
Up Secretary of Labor Perk-
ms told the House Naval Com
mittee today that the causes
and nature Of absenteeism are
such that legislation Is almost
certain not to be the real cor
receive and may result in de-
laying practical solution by in
duttry and labor"
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Naval Clash

LONDON, March 1o-(R)-A
British coastal force scored tor.
pedo hits - . tanker. severely
dsnAGo1 - Gne0y patrol craft
sna 1elt ansther burning n
naval ast1enD III TIE Dutch eoast
last night, The admiralty an
nounee0 to-day.
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NEW YORK, March lO-P
John L. Lewis, president Of
the United Mine Workers of
America, asserted today the Coal
Miners Of America are hungry
and demanded wage increases Of
SO . day from coal mine oper.
atOrs.
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CAR-TRUCk CRASH FATAL TO F0UF
late X X X
bulletins


LONDON, March 10 R -
Prime Minister Churchill has
been recovering rapidly follow
ing his recent attack Of pneu-
monia, it was reported today,
and Is expected to resume his
full parliamentary duties at the
next series of sittings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10

LONDON, March 10 -(P)-
The Communist Party of Great
Britain accused the Labor Par
tvs Executive Committee today
Of reviving the RED DOGGY" in
refusing a Communist appIica-
ton for affiliatiOn.
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Speed Draft

LANSING, March 10-R)-
The state selective service head
quarters reported today that
''locai draft .&oards"' wlii be
established soon in Michigan
penal institutions to expedite
drafting Of PAROLES deemed
suitable for military service.
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LANSING, March 10-(P)-
Governor Kelly today instructed
the civil service commission to
undertake a continuing study of
duplication of travel in state
owned automobiles.
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GYM CREDIT

Credit towards graduation
will be given students taking
gym courses at the Mount Glenn
ems High school, the Board of
Education decided yesterday at
a meeting devoted entirely to
routine business.
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lmpertiel covssess
Of All loeol News
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The Germans in broadcasts
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-24

ITE-Hsrper and Frontenao PL. 0si7 4
NJ optu i btfLn.n Huur TlIl q.
RIfn wIrCH SILVER otEEN.''
win Priscilla Lame and George Brent
ADIMC-Grand Circus Part 4
tOtNlo 'IRANkEN>1tIN MEET~
IN WOLF MAN." with ION Ch7rcS and
Bt'a lut"s.. and Robert IOnat u
mn NOt NJ MIR. PIrr"
ADNRu-Nlack mr.. It. dean ~. ero5
hDhllhhL Defense Workers
Maune-s naN. BOX olacs open 3 r NJ
Sre Good Show and Be Home Early
AnMpAI -Nach nr. ~ lean IL. sIs5
hUHihhL open s. o. 50 Ffrd Astaire
Rita uasW,rh Ia "NoI WIRE NENER
LONtIIFR Also 'IHE NAN ~ TIN
IRJ Nk." with Lynne Roberts.
hIfa'r kar,aHn Party SATURDAY Matinee
NDCN-Ford Road-C hsse. Dearborn
hLULN open b.la. , Carol Saish IN
DIR. RtNNILTN ~ECRFT." "TFNAS
TRoJ RI SHOOTER NIn G. C0rriEau.
MCEp--L. Warren at outer Dr. VI. 77sS&
hLuLh open q o. Las SHOW NJ 10
WAYNE, NNNt lee, "F1NtNG TiGfRS ~
lils Ffud As'1ir. hita Hayworih in "hOI
WE'RE NFNLR Io\IIiIR.' $eNs. Cart
Al HAMRRA-9i-S Woodward MA. O2ai
hLIlhuOhh open o.t1- Park Free
'GFNTI.ENAN JIM. ARABIAN NIGHTS
Bonds Issued Wbie You Wait
AIIFN pAPK-s'thfirld Allen I'D. AZ. 2sls
HttFtEff ht'h UTTT no Free Parking
Ozgle NciSnn Leon FrrpI U "STRICTIN
-tN-fttf ttttoot -'-f'-Ug -''rUE NNEN-
GER~ J." Pils "IONF STAR RANGER -
4 aftuun. News "~nuln' lack" SO. 3.
.MIEN pApK-S 'thhcld- Allen Rd. At. 29IS
hLLLN I ANN Coming SUNDAY 3 DAYS
only Robert TAYLOR in "STAND BN FOR
ACTION" Plus HIRE WE 90 AGAIN 80
Al 0Wh h-I5O0i Charle,oh II. 2-2GI5 4
nLuhh SUNDAY AND MONDAY
.oz2ic Nelson's Band and Leon Enrol bon
- ffftt ttt -tN-ttif GKUUNE.' Lynn
Roberts in THE Man ~ THE TRUNK %
I0NA-I5O6i CharirvoiV Tt. 2-2Gl5 r
hLOHIn open 6.t5. Fay Banter
Edward Arnold n "THE WAR AGAINST
MRS. HADItN " SILVER QUEEN. ="
win Pnsclia Lane and George Brent
AJVIN--ISSO7 Grand River. nr. Schaefer
nbtif open 81. Mae West 'n
"BtIiE on THF NINETIES." Brought
Back 10y Popular Demand Gene Autry In
'ROOI~ ANp SADDLES. So
AMRASSAD0R-l77So John Il. 10. s-ls6e
nHlDhDJhDuh Bir Features OpcU
IS - p NJ. "BFRIIN CORRESPOND %
Dana Andrews "NIGHT MONSTERS" Beta
lug0si. Irene Hervpy, Isl NDON< JIM. -
with John kIUhrough and Sheila RYAN.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-24
Reds Claim Proof
Nazis Will Use Gas

NEW YORK. April % uNS)-
Russian officials assert that they
have proof that the Germans plan
TO use poison gas on the Russian
front. CHS correspondent said
last night in a broadcast from
Moscow.
Secret German documents were
said 10 have been captured at the
front disclosing HItler's plans for
chemical warfare
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-24

Ties. Climbing trees, they laShed
a heavy pole 81 that IL projected
to where l was hanging. | shin
MED down and the natives took
me 10 "A hut.
GUIDED BY NATIVES
"The nPNt day l set out to
walk hack guided hN natives who
handed me over 10 another party
az the end of each days march.
Their hash telegraph amazed
nae. \ native would shout some
thing from a mountaintOp and
two or three hours later We
would reach hut tO find yams
boiling for H..
ION the seventh day l reached
n river and the natives speared
FISH which they cooked i'm leaves.
That meal was the best I've
ever tasted"
Aside from worry over the fact
hat his parents might bc notified
le was missing. Kimballs thought,
entered chiefly about how good
I would be to find a hot dog Slano
lNer the next ridge. no said.
ttTS return dropped 10 nil Alice
osSc>- -pllntS-dHr4RE tAe ~fit
oattle IN which they shot down
IL japanese planes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-24
Michigan Filler Safe
After Trek i'm Jungle

SOMEWHERE IL NEW
GUINEA. Aprl % dNSl - Al
American fighter pilot who was
forced 10 bale out returned 10 thi,
base today after hiking FOR 10 days
through NnElcS.
He Is 2ri IT.. Richard hwba,|
of Grand Rapids Mich. who Joined
the Caterpillar Club ;he bard MAJ
kimball parachuted from hiS
piano 10 day aco during large
scale assault against Port Nor'Sh>
hy tho Japanese. who hurled some
100 aircraft into ifc attack.
TANGLES IN TREETOP
As hc ncarrd earth his chute
became cntanCied m treetOp and
he d8nEicd prCCmogSly 100 feet
above The ground
Then after making his Nay 20
Carfh. he started on MS CIucing
walk. llvuC almost entirely on
yamS.
Here Is kiUb5lTS story:
There were planes every
whore. l got tired of hearing
the ho,S cai4 un the radiu-iT-te
got one decided TO get one
myself.
II got some bullets into one
bomber and as l went in again a
Zero appeared from nowhere,
coming head-On.
BULLETS RIP IN
Before had chance 10 fire,
his bullets had ripped into my
canopy and wings. The cockpit
filled with smoke and started
10 drop. l yelled 'kimball call
ing; I'm getting out and sec
Onds later 1 was floating down
through the deepest silence I've
ever known. crashed through
the top Of tree hut my shrOuds
caught and l swung around
there 100 feet above n sloping
mountainSide.
The natives heard my whis-
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-24

UA7EI pApY-Jobp X. at NIne-MIIe Rd.
llhLbL hhh r. Walburn, Lynne
Ronert. "MAN ~ THE TRUNK" Ralph
Richardson. peborah Kerr, AVENGERS
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-24
cTLI-MlohIgaa at sIst

CRYSTAL AL--M''nIss" Ho.' ., ,toS sis, :. Mo-, pr,t
TOWN" ." Laugh YOUR BLUES AWAY"
JinN Falkenburg. Double SHOW Tonight !!
DuC-SsOI Michigan. Cor. 22nd.
DhLL open 6:45. COsmo Jones in
CRIME SMAsHER." Also Buck Jones
Tim Mccoy IN RIDERS OF THE WEST"
DAWN-ss4O Grstiot-IrOquOIs FL, sSss
DhHN Cont. from 3;l5. 30c Inc.
Tax Till 500 Fred Astaire, Rita Hay
SILVER QUEEN" Disneys "Donaid's
Garden" ISSUING Agent for War Bonds
ne rAppOpN-AIlch.- Telegraph DE. siS0 4
DLAhDUhN Open 800. Park Free.
Ginger Rogers. Cary Grant In ONCE
UPON A HONEYMOON. "CHINA GIRL" ("
Gene Tterney ana George Montgomery.
DEL -THE-Maok at Hoiec"o rL. itIs +
aTnn s,a rNp,INc DYING MONSTER" MN q ;, 1GhS Z
NIGHTS" in Color with sabu and Jon
Hall. Also Disney's "sleep Walker
DEI TuE-Mack at .HoIcomB FL. III2 Il
DLL- iiiL open 6:i5. Park Free. ssbu,
Jon Han. Maria MonteE in "ARABlAN
NIGHTS. 4" THE UADAING MONSTER" j"
James Ellison. Disney'S "Sleep Walker. ="
DE IJIXE-ssO1 kercheval Park Free +
VI LohL open $50. Enrol Flynn,
ABRAHAM NIGHTS, sabu, Jon Hail.
nEYTEp-DeNter Blvd. nc Buriingamc
DLhiLh Extra Added: lat THE
FRONT IN Flaming Technicolor. See the
North Africa Fight shown at $50 Only.
lnrVTEp-DeNter Blvd. at BurIingame
ULhlLh open 6.i5. Robert Taylor,
Brian Donlevy, Chas. LauEhton. "STAND
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DIY-West Vernon Hwy. near Hubbard
UlA Open SIS. Bran Donleyy, Diana
Barrymore, NIGHTMARE" Plus WHEN
JOHNNY COMES MARSHiNG HOME
with Gloria Jean and Allan Jones.
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I'm "LATGH YOUR BLUES AWAY" Plus
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"STREET OF CHANCE" Cartoon. Serial
DRIVEN EAST SIDE Tu' a: a.osea 5sai''
REOPENS TOMORROW
APRIL PATH.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-24

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