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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
DIVORCES

2 Vice fIfft tPer1r fsraai1.
Elizabeth Baker from Joseph
Helen Elizabeth clark from George Henry
May Lawson Gagne from oscar j.
John Charlton from Charlotte Ann
Helen N Bedford from Pau r.
Minetta Mligan from william
Margaret Denton from John.
Carlee Reeves from sarah
Edith Mendelsohn from Jacob tJhck) q
IDA NAV Ebear from John
Opal WEIGH. vigna from william.
Clarence Jackson from Elizabeth
Dorothy A Norton from Ralph
Gertrude Mcguire from Bernard J
Charles NJ Reddick from Maurice
Martha NJ Kaneen from Ralph
John Dennis Daniels from Elizabeth
Phyllis y Austin from Edgar c.
Divorces were granted 10:
Jessie NJ GRAY from Chester l..
Cornelis Beelar from Glenn Roy
Elizabeth DeCoopman from Juiius Ever
Mona EsteH Ruppel from William John
Paul
Helen s FurlonE from stuart A
Clarence & APPLICABLE from joyce Marie
Helen g Baryo from Thomas r.
Jesse Robbins from William.
Russell "a Hsdwln from Jesse w.
Anna L. Weber from Fred r.
Glen l. MORSE from Rhea.
sylvia p Roberts from Thomas J
Betty Lucille Malcolm from Tim
Joseph MarstOn from Belle =
Doris NJ Rierson from ReAford l.
Mackle Mcleod from LEILA.
Ressle Bowman Guy irum FRED
Frances Daugherty from Thomas
Hattie & Miner from Wuham "
DorlS W.nona WILCOX Nash from Frank
Charles
Lena Mae Field from Judson X.
Flida Cannon from kidlcy.
Mildred l. Tate from Hayward Tate
VlrgIe MAY Buun from Herman
Theresa Marie cedar from Everett Louis.
FRED Hemmitt from Margaret
owe K RIetsas from Gregory A.
Iuua Berry from Clarence
James Coleman from LINE
walter MuehunE from Helen
Marjorie A Kenyon from WNired J..
James p Ranfier from Lpona g
Edfh l. Buchanan from Olson 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Death lotlees

BROECkER Oct. .. Elsie. OF 1901 Harper
Nj Clemens. Mich. beloved wife Of
Herman. dear mother OF Mrs. Beatrice
Kah and Melvin. daughter Of Mrs. Ernes-
tine Maehfing sister Of Mrs. Emma Hen
ming and Pau Maehring At 4. II Peters
Funeral Home. i2O57 Grstiot. Saturday
"a a m In state al Grace Lutheran
Church Van Dyke and Phelps from ~
noon until time OF service, saturday,
p. m.
FIEISCHER- Neumanu, Oct 7, Elsie
dear mother OF Mrs Hazel Ekholm. Mrs.
Gladys Schrock and Mrs. Violet Jacobs
dear sister 81 Theresa. Lilly. Halle. Laura.
Esther Ruth, Robert and Alvin Neumann.
Funeral from George = WaTrick Funeral
Home 1898 East Grand Blvd, Monday
p. m.
PANKON-Oct. s. Albert r beloved hus-
band Of Minnie. dear father Of John
grandfather 81 Fay Remains a. the Wal
ter Dehn Funeral Home. SSH y Forest.
untU u 4 m saturday, in state a. -.
Mark Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1913
=. Grand Blvd until time 81 service.
3
WASsMIs Oct, 7. ig43, Emma Martens
Wassmus Of 12Osi Longview wife 81
the late VIM Wassmus Sf dear mother
~ WIN Jr., Mrs Emile Strick ana the
ATE Carl grandmother Of grand
children Funeral AZ A " Peters Funeral
Home i2057 Gratlot until Saturday 10
m In state at Our Savior Lutheran
Church DickeFS0n and Elmdale from u
noon until time ~ service , p. m. Satur-
DAY Deceased VAS member of Ii A.
Chapter No. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Death lotites

GARsCHAGEN-oci s, Carl IL, Of 1850
Mogul. dear son OF Elsie and the late
Hans Garschagen dear brother Of Helmut
Funeral service Monday, p m, a. A, IL.
Peters Funeral Home, l2O57 GratIoi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Deaths. Marriages and Divorces
DEATHS

cNeY!qs O. .ksshns. .f2sc.sHf7nsv ~,l1.
Janis Marie Williams. 233s7 Herman, 5.
Edward Lang. 1855 r. Hancock, 90.
George r. Glaeser. 2O5il r. Seven Mile
road. 81
Alder, Kuhn. 1904 Mitchell S.
Leander Robinson 1919 Nottingham. s6.
Max Roster 1910 Moran 50
Nina Barry. rs Central PARK W, New
York. 50.
Eugene G. Rapin. 5f2F Porter, S..
George Herbert Vail so r savannah 40
Ralph "a Payne 1875 CherrylaVn. SO
Frank West. fSf3 Meldrum So
Laura Wcnz 1901 Nheelock. ~.
Helen Mack 1924 Clipper, ~.
Rev William Madison Holmes 500 Wat
son "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

RESlDENTIAL-Win Window cleaning. storm
screen. awning service. Northwest sec
lion. Temple 2.7s27.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDIoS-Aoverusin display
posters. 1909 Brush street Teiephor
Randolph glIf
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Ell R o L

FL arbol es la pOesia cuando
pensamos en- la rama de olive que
simboliza la paz, en- ell laurel que
corona la frente v~ictoriosa. en- 81
sauce que llora sobre las tum-
bas. Ell arbol es mdsica cuando
la brisa rumora entire u hojas,
cuando los pajarillos cantan en-
sus ramas, cuando los arroyuelos
murmuran a sus pies. Ell arbol es
arte cuando ofrece a la contem-
placi6n la belleza de las alame-
das, de las calzadas y de los bos-
ques. Ell arbol es amor cuando
cobija los nidos de las ayes o
atestigua ell idilio de los amantes.
Ell arbol es protection cuando
apoya las enredaderas en- su
tronco o abriga a los irracionales
en- la selva virgen. Ell arbol es vi
da cuando ofrece sus frutos o
cuando prodiga su oxigeno. Da su
propia vida para las barcas v
otras construcciones, para indus
trias como ell papel y para la lum-
bre del hogan. jDonde hay un
amigo como ell arbol?... Ell que
no sabe estimarlo, es un ingrato,
un torpe y un enemigo de 81 mis-
mo.
Ell arbol es una demonstration
palpable de que la Naturaleza tie
ne poderes magicos. Una peque-
ma semilla. Cast insignificant,
toma de la terra los elementos
que necesita, y sc transforma EN-
esos gigantes que no solo viven
con una vida intensa y prolonga-
da, sino que atraen las lluvias
para que nazcan, VIVIAN y crez-
can los otros vegetables. iBendi-
to sea ell arbol!
Emma Garcia
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
CHINA EN- MARCIA
(Viene de la "a. Pagina)

(Viene de la "a. Pagina)
sus miembros, desde un principle.
En- vez de ser NADIA mas que un
grupo del pueblo, representando
simplemente a las divisiones geo.
graficas de China, incluye repre-
sentantes de las minorias racia-
les, de los partidos politicos, de
los varios gremios y de las dife-
rentes provincias y condados. De
este modo, a despecho de que par
tie de sus miembros son todavia
nombrados por ell Kuomintang, los
nombramientos deben necesaria-
mente cubrir cierta seccion yer
teal del pueblo chino.
FL presente periodic de tutela
je politico, fue la segunda fas'
delineada por ell fundador de Il
RepGblica China, Sun Vat Sen
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
CREESE QUE LA ARGENTINA
RoMPERA SUS RELACIoNES
CON LOS TOTALITARIoS

RIO DE ANEIRO, Brasil, Oct.
13.-Esperase aqui que antes de
dos semanas ell gobierno de la Ar
gentina rompa sus relaciones di-
plomaticas con Alemania y ell ia
pom.
Estados Unidos lie dara enton-
ces ayuda financiera a la Argen-
tina, de modo que ell desfavora-
BILE balance comercial adquiera un
nivel de tempo de paz.
Ell gobierno de Ramirez toma-
ra como motive ell convenio Pan
Americana Y la intersolidaridad
continental.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Sc recO nstruye una pir&mide en-
Las selvas de Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO.-Durante
biglos, las selvas del Estado de
Campeche, Mexico, han ocultado las
ruinaS de la prehistorica ciudad de
Etzna. Recientemente fueron des-
~eubiertas, cuando los trabajadores
.preparahan esos terrenos para
plantar higuerillas para exportar a
los Estados Unidos.
Una piramide de cinco pisos que
parece haber sido construfda hace
1000 amos por los indios Mayas fue
descubierta y ha sido reconstrufda.
sSeg1n la description hecha por ell
jefe de la expedition arqueol6gica,
senior Alberto Ruiz Lhuillier, Ia
piramide esta ubicada a un lado de
la plaza principal de la antigua ciu-
dad, habiendO en- los otros tres os-
tadOs habitaciones con altos techos
en- fOrma abovedada.
La nueva excavation ~arqueolo-
gica dOnde la restauraci6n Sc esta
hacienda, esta a mas de IL kilome-
tros de la aldea mas pr6xima Y a 81
Kilometres de Campeche, la capital.
La piramide tiene habitaciones y
c%orredores, con ventanas en- cada
pisO y una TORE con un lugar para
%oraciOnes. En- las escaleras Sc han
d~escubierto 80 jeroglficos, todavia
sin descifrar, y en- ell interior Sc han
encontradO esculturas Y objetos de
ceramica, cobre v Jade,
Algunas de las inscripciones y
hguras encontradas tienen muchs
slmilitud con las halladas en- las
excavaciones de Chichen TIA, en-
Yucatan. Chichen TIA fue ell cen.
tro DE la misteriosa civilizaci6T
maya, que loreci6 antes de que LOS
europeOs descubrieran la America
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

WlSHINGTON.-Para CONNIE
,rar los nombres de dos famosos
roes cat6licos de la primera que
mundiaI, la Comisi6n Martina
los Estados Unidos ha decidido
ner ell nombre de ellos a dos bar
tho Libertad, que estan actual
ente en- construction.
Uno de ellOs llevara Ell nombre
reverendo Francis p. Duffy,
moso capellan de la Rainbow Di-
Sion. quien, con ell range de te-
'ente coronel, obtuvo la Cruz de
ervicios Distinguishes en- la guerra
asada.
|El otro lIevara ell nombre del sar-
ento Joyce Kilmer, poeta, autor
y conocido libro "Trees." Kilmer
he muerto en- Francia. Ell padre
|uffy y ell sargento Kilmer eran
.iembros del Fighting 69th" de
Iueva York, que formaba parte de
! Rainbow Division.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Y debera ser seguido, de acuerdo
con la promesa del actual go
bierno de China, de un periodic de
verdadera democracia politica. Es-
te Console es la unidad a van
guardia, que conduce la guerra a
su Ease final. Ell Console Politi-
co del Pueblo sirve como de puen-
tie entire un periodic del desarro-
llo politico de China y ell 81
guiente.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

44lb MAPLE AVE, RosEDALE PARK
Bethesda. walking distance Medical Center
and Naval Hospital. 3 blocks to bus-Base-
ment apt; furn, large rm. 26x2s IT..
nnlshed IN knotty pine paneling. var
niShed: nice kitchen, gas refrigerator, pvt.
bath, some dishes and pans; fireplace, pvt
entrance: c W, oil heat. To preferably
employed couple with no children or pets.
No parking space for automobile; rent $50
per mo. Wisconsin 5131.
SPACIOUS 2-BEDRM. UNFURN. APT.
S65 mo-, includes heat cleo, cooking gas,
garage. Located Washington Grove, Nd,
3-min. walk to train transp 10 mi to
center Washington. MR.. HARRING TON,
ME $3.50
Evening star., 1943-03-31
HERE TT ISL

Brick bungalow ] year old: rooms. LIST
foor: fireplace: all walls painted rooms.
2nd floor. partly completed material to
finish; full basement. gas heat, large lot ,
SS.250., terms. GEORGE c. BAUSERMAN.
1905, Georgia ave. Sligo 1870, evenings
Shepherd 4GHG
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Aprs WANTED tco,s)

RELIABLE COUPLE WANT FURN. OR
unfurn. apt. or house. by May 1st. NV.
district: no children. Emerson $500. Ext
QUIET, UNFURNIsHED APT. GOOD NV.
section. BY refined. employed couple. MRS.
DAVIS. RE. 400. Extension 5s42. L
1,,, OR 2 ROOMS; ROC SKI KITca;; PVT. BATH;
portation. GIL. 1916. /.
FRENCH MAJOR. ATTACHED TO FRENCH
military mission. single, desires Groom
seetoR Phone one M so6a SFfae
$50 pm: and 8. or before s am i
NAVAL OFFICER, AND WIFE DESIRE
modern, furnished apartment. bedroom.
Or Vrsina sc ca NA aaso EXT 1855
ARMY OFFICER. WIFE, DESIRE SMALL,
furn apt. PVT. bath: conv. location: quiet.
refined couple; no parties, drinking, smok-
lns guarantee finest care furnishings.
. OR 3 ROOM APT, FURN. OR UNFURN.,
IN vicinity Of Pentagon, by mother and
daughter, both working: transferred from
California. located here permanently. Phone
Temple s6s9 evenings between Z and 9. l.
BY EMPLOYED COUPLE, IMMEDIATELY,
Tor months, completely furn.. or :, rm.
University Campus. Call OR. 4o40.
JEWISH GIRL WISHES UNFURNIsHED
preferred: sH. 77s6. w
APT; WANTED, ! OR 2 ROOMS, FOR
couple, after April 10 Call CO. 7144,
Ext. 10a-W after 6 pm.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES APART
ment, utilities furnished (garage), S45
month: NV. or Arling ton Clarendon. near
bus; moving April o.. Phone Glebe 0254
aft. 2 pm. or MA. 1921, office. NAVARRA.
RESPONSIBLE QUIET, GENTLE COUPLE
needs small, well-furnished, comfort able
apartment in NV. on April lst, for about
2 months: no children or pets: local ref.
offered. MRS. BROWN HO. 77O0. i
YOUNG GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE WITH
wife and child wants modern furnished or
unfurnished apartment, one or two bed
rooms, convenient transportation to JUS
tice Department. Box 18Th. Star. l.
2 OR 3 RIM. APT WITH PRIVATE BATH.
IN w. section: refs. Adams O700. Ext.
S01-E, between 5 and pm i
WANTED BY RESPONSIBLE COUPLE,
furn., 2 rooms, kitchen, near H and 18th
SITS. ne. Phone ARKAY SHOP. 1925 II
st. ne.
WPB OFFICIAL IN WASHING
ton for duration, can furnish ex-
cellent references, seeks quiet
furnished apartment; no chill
dren; would be willing to sign
lease. Box 25-H, Star. .
GOVT EMPLOYED CoLoRED COUPLE
desires l, or } rooms. kitchen and bath.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
4 BEDROOM COLONIAL,
S14 QS0
6 ROOMS ACRE.

6,5oo-Modern home, living rm, fl =
place. dining nm, kitchen, side porch, 3
bedrms. modern bath. full. dry basement,
INV, coal heat, garage. chicken house.
greenhouse, garden space. fruit trees,
grapes walking distance bus. Liberal terms.
q l.. MURDOCH, kensington, Md. Ken
sing ton 461-W
Evening star., 1943-03-31
NEAR PA. AVE. AND 28th
ST. Sc. AND ST. FRANCIS
CATHOLIC CHURCH

A.. bea ITIII U1 sUIS UdIT.IdI SFTlI-u EngIlSh-
type brick southern exposure contains 6
lovely rooms, Wood-burning fireplace mod
ern kitchen, and bath, h-w.h. in excellent
condition; big b-l. garage: on big deep
lot room Tor victory garden convenient to
trust al SAB p month Owner moving out
OF town. Cell MR.. BAKER. DI l3I2
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S11.5OO
Beautiful brick home on laree lot con
Venlently located The ideal home for a
small family who wish exceptionally large
rooms in the best of location Large living,
dining rooms, de luxe kitchen - laree bed
rooms, beautiful tiled bath, bullt-in garage,
automatic heat. In sight of shopping dis
Evening star., 1943-03-31
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

BrlehtWood- Semi -dct. brick t rooms
bath, auto. heat, garage. etc excellent
ccondlton; convenient to everything; only
$3.50. on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
UPPER. 18th ST

DA1 1ooil "
Built by prominent builder for his
own home; every detail of construct ION
apd appointments was carefully consId-
cred with view to quality and comfort
Lot I5X 90 with. tennis court; center-haIl-
dining room, breakfast room, library
kitchen and lavatory on first floor. a bed
rooms, 3 baths on second 9 rooms on
thlrd, maids room and bath in basement
covered living porch and large open deck
porch, General Electric furnace (air-con-
dltloned and air-coolng): 2-car brick ga
rage WITH lott. remarkably fine value
Tor S3l 800 Eve, phone Temple ISGS
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

5000.
LYNHAVEN, VA
F1ve-room row brick, nearly new: good
transportatlon: porch: TERMS AR
HANGED; To inspect call MIR. TABLER,
WI. 7lS2: with
SHANNON d LUCHS CO..
1908 H St. NV. MA 2345
NEAR 10th ST. AND CRITTENDEN ST
n.w-Row brick house, fine condition. Q
rooms. 90 baths. hotwater heat. insulated
large front and rear porChes. lot 2OxI 90
teet Owner occupied. Price. Sl"750. Ask
for Mr.. Hurd.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 St NV. Ma 1856
NORTHWEST.
semi detached BRICK-arranged as two
APARTMENTS-rent. S55. 90 each-ga-
rase-oulte new-splendidly kept up
Wonderful location for TRANSPORTATION,
stores and schools. HOME OR INVEST
-THos E. FARRELL CO, Realtors,
I'll Tenth ST NV. National O165.
ENenlngS. Georeia A3hh
Evening star., 1943-03-31
NEBRASKA AVE. SECTION,
S22, 500.

quality home OF unusually good pro-
portions, containing 3 large bedrooms.
small sewing room attractive den paneled
recreation room, maids room and bath
-,-car Safage: within walking distance Of
TlopS. TRANSFORMATION and the ST Ann
vyarlSh For further details call Major
FRANK c. PHILLIPS DI 1d11
Evening star., 1943-03-31
BETHESDA, MD.
TAKOMA PARK u q
Chevy Chase, D. C.-S15,75O.
Brick-8 Rms, 2 Baths.

Detached. on a pretty lot 4 rooms on
finished attic Ideal location, one block
from Conn. ave. and rapid transportation
heat, large cedar closets excellent kitchen
! equipment and the garden is particularly
well planted. The entire property is in
| splendid condition and carly possession can
! be had. BOSS & PHELPS realtors. Ma
| 1900 exclusive lstingl. Evenings call Mr..
/ Leigh 400
Evening star., 1943-03-31

rr..pLJJT ana schools. HOME On INVEST
.THos f. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
IL TeRrh n,hnih St; % NV, aoro; Natonal o765.
EXCELLENT NORTHEAST VALUE.
So.95o-Modern home Of five nice rooms.
gas heat. side porch convenient location.
Act promptly. BE1TzELL. DI alo0.
HILLCREsT. sE:-VERY, ATTRACTIVE
rooms. . baths, air conditioned with oil,
insulated. storm windows. Venetian blinds,
es for MSS nE's
Evenings OR 1924.
ITO X I9I1S g. s +. + SHOEMAKER, Es ,7es
DETACHED BRICK HOUSE IN ALEX. VA.
less than l year old; 6 nice-sized rooms,
TO, for Wa War Dept. employes Can be bought
-l2o2 II ST. NV. National o345.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Vacant; completely redecorated ready
for occupancy spacious six-room. two-bath
home modern in detail; large lot; garage;
Immediately! BEITzELL, D1 200,
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
4-oedroom center-hall brick, not many
ssnS rap. ce old dnI First floor living room open
"a bath: screened side porch. second floor
has 4 bedrooms, ~ baths, attic; garage
Mo N DS5f WEAVER PFlfH 81 :a4s S1Si5oo wo. 4944
2-FAMILY HOUSE
HOME OR INVESTMENT
In good Northeast section, nearly new:
s7,95o if sold before Monday $500 cash
REQUIRED. To inspect call MR.. FOSTER
WA 917s or DI 1896
HOME OR ESTMENT-VACANT
Near 4th and K st. n.e.-Brick, & rooms
and bath. hot-water gas heat. garage:
price. S4,95O. good cash payment Cali
MT Weaver, WO 4944. or WAPLE a.
JAMES. INC. DI 3346
SITUATED ON PROMINENT ARTERIAI,
highway in. NV. section This Groom. .
bath brick house has tremendous possibili-
ties for future enhancement. Can be easily
converted for any retail business use
Modern equipment. automatic hot-water
heat; finished, heated attic; price. 50, 500.
Call Mr.. Cohen, GE. O@S6: with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1908 H ST. NV National o345
Evening star., 1943-03-31

THE TUDOR CLUB,
1175 ST. NV
Singles, Doubles, Triples Excellent Meals
Evening star., 1943-03-31
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
INSPECTION RY APPT

1925 Davenport St nw-Center- hall
brlck, Colonial in design; large living rm,,
olnlns nm pantry, kitchen. study and
screened porch: 3 bedrms, . baths.
screened porch on 2nd A.; bedrmS and
oath on 3rd., Unusually attractive recrea-
ton rm. with fireplace Excellent shrub
berry. with pond and outside fireplace Lot
65Xl50. Price. Sl4,a5O.
w. l.. LEBLING. RFALTOR
WI 11co. Eyes. WI 5T01 lExclusIrelr l
Evening star., 1943-03-31
BURLEITH-S8,75O
HOME OR INVESTMENT

Two BLOCKS from Western High. rooms,
bathS. eaS heat. garage. Rents for $50
house is IN very good condition and is in
sulated, Electric kitchen. Small room IN
basement which is out of the srouud.
paneled with knotty pine: private ha L.
BOSS & PHELPS. realtors MA $500.
Evenings call EN- o195
Evening star., 1943-03-31
TRACTORS

And all farm equipment. Falls Church II.
Phone after & pm.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
ROOMS FURNISHED.

AIRED ROCKS, R. l. Reds, White Leg.
orns Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
tore. 6l9 st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9
Evening star., 1943-03-31
SILVER SPRING.
81 $50

Colonial brick bungalow, truly charm
ing, HVable home. Replete with features
lendlng 70 comfort. Six rooms Bath, Lot
oo&loo, Porch, LandScaping, Oil Heat: out
SIDE Cellar, entrance from full baSement;
open open fireplace; convenient Transportation.
SuoStantal cash required. First time Of
fered ~ ~ VA
JOHN WARREN WEISS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14

The secret is out. spike" Jones does have first name. He admitted 1t on the "Thark Your Lucky stars set. It's Llndley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
M The Local TheaterS

the 1918 struggle, denied recogni- ton for his heroism, who receives 3elated glory through the efforts of his daughter and son-in-law.
 Donald Barry, whose excellent performance in Remember Pearl TIarbor" was widely discussed in film circles, has the leading roles, with Jean Parker cast as his lead- ing lady. The roster of supporting players include Ralph Morgan, George Cleveland, Bradley Page, Jessica Newcomber, Dick Vessel and many others.
 On the same program is another smash hit, "Ri6ing Down the Can- yon" with Roy Rogers, singing cow ooy star.
 Turn down the heat at home, and spend an enjoyable evening at the Strand theater. Having converted to coal, this theater is at @ comfort able temperature at all times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-14
PoLIs

Tonight is the last opportunity of seeing the superlative stage and screen show on tap at the Loew- Poli theater, and to those that have attended so far there Is no doubt that this combination attraction will rank with the most pleasing of the season, but better things are in store for the theatergoers of Wa aterbury, and the current stage show of the Glenn Miller Singers with Marion Hutton, the Modern. naires and Johnny Drake, also Tom Mclean, Joe May and Margie Green, Pape and Conchita and Merle, Duval and Lee make up a ljrogram that audiences have to travel far to see the equal of, on the screen there is another popu- lar episode in the pr. Gillispie series, then title of this one being "Dr. Gillispie's New Assistant" and with all the old favorites in a very pleasing film fare.
 Starting Friday a smash double feature program will be on top for Waterburiars and the management has had a lot of trouble in trying to select the film that should be placed as the first feature, either of the films, and there is no doubt about this would be the case in any other theater, but the Poli with the vast amount of films that they have for presentation are able to offer both films on the one show.
 The feature that will no doubt bring most of the fans in is a triumphant return of Joan Craw- lord in a brand new film, and the Loew-Poli is one of the first the- aters in the entire country to show this film, dramatic story of France in revolt, fighting back and the story is that of a stranded Yankee flyer and a French beauty in the large cast with Miss Crawford are John Wayne, Philip Dorn, Regin- aid Owen, John Carradine, Ann Ayers and J. Edward Bromberg.
 | Sharing headline honors on the same show is another great hit Seven Sweethearts" and in this delightful treat there are featured Kathryn Grayson. Van Heflin and