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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
FRIDAYS TIDES
Dogs Get Freedom
When Pound Burns

CANNES in Tacoma dog pound
were given a sudden pardon"
Thursday when fire of undeter-
mined origin totally destroyed the
building. Firemen were delayed in
reaching the scene when heavy
fire trucks begged down in soft
ground. The fire started at 11:55
a. m.
Thursday afternoon dogs of
every description were scampering
over the tideflats, pound officials
said. Some of the, animals were
reluctant to leave the burning
building and were driven away.
They evidently accepted 1t as their
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
G-Year Pins
To dictionaries

Pins denoting rs years member
ship in the American Legion will
be given Sc paid-up members of
Edward b. Rhodes post at its
meeting next Monday evening.
Included In the list Is Maj.
Gen. Myron c. Cramer. judge
advocate general of the army,
who, although stationed In the
war department Mt Washing
ton, ID. c.. nevertheless main
tains his membership In the
post here and lists Tacoma as
his home.
DR.. Hinton ID. Jonez, past COM
mander of Rhodes post and past
department commander. will be
principal speaker at the Monday
evening program.
Seven other past commanders
will be honored-Frank T. CAL
lender. Lee Carter. Earl V. Cliff
ford, Howard Carothers, Harold d.
Hayward. Herman Nordfors and
L. z. Wilkeson. Others receiving
the award will include George F.
Allen. c. e. Bonnell, Cecil Dick
son. Harry Gleason. Gunnar Gus
tafson, Kirby p. Hickey. Clarence
Langlow, Leonard S. Langlow,
Charles V. Mettler. James B.
Mitchell, Ernest X. Murray. Louis
]. Muscek, DIR. A. c. Mace. DR..
Wilmot d. Read. Percy Norman,
Marion X. Norton, Jack O'Brien,
Reno odlin, Clyde E. Payne. Maj.
Gen. Carlos A. Pennington, Fred
Race, Albert Smith, Robert V.
Stephens, L. L. Thompson, who
attended the original American
Legion caucus in Paris in 1919;
Harold Thornburg, z. A. vane and
F. r. Zaugg.
Refreshments will follow the
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Get Little Loot
For Their Work

Burglars broke into the Clover
Patch lunch tavern on Gravely
Lake drive, opposite Clover Park
high school sometime Wednesday
night, carried the cash register
across to the school yard, broke it
open and found that all there was
in the jackpot was an assortment
of pennies.
A carton of cigarets was the
only other thing missing, Sig
Kittleson. chief criminal deputy
sheriff, was advised by Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hebb, the owners.
Some time ago the place was
visited by burglars who obtained
S71. This time entrance was
gained by breaking in the back
door,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
were received by the county audi
tor Thursday from the following
couples:
John Christian Simpson. 20. Of
1885 South Tacoma way. and
Rosalie Marie Inloes. IS. Of 1921
So. Steele st: Dale Edwards. q.
Fort Lewis. and Maxine nene
Greenhoe. IS. Ionia. Mich: Arthur
Atwood Arnold. %. Fort Lewis.
and Mary NJ. Lloyd. IS, OF 1919
So. 14th st; Jacob Mil. So. and
Anna Schreiner, 81, both Of 1901
So. c st:
Joseph J. HUMAN. ~. of 1891
So. Durango st, and Evelyn c.
Dougherty. 80. OF 1929 So. Dur
ango st: William NJ. Clark. IS.
McChord Field. and Eileen Mar
garet Byrne, 26. Seattle: Joseph
John Snapp. 30. Bremerton. and
Ruth Marian Heymel. 80. of 3735
Ea. Spokane ave: William Edwin
Rennebohm. %. Madison. Wis. and
Elizabeth Ruth Mickey, 81. of
Cheney. Wash:
Arthur J. Dudley, IS. Fort
Lewis, and Rose Horgan, 30.
Stockton. Calf; Joseph Lieber-
man, 80. Chicago. and Margaret
Louise Charter. Is. Glencoe, Ill;
Francis o. Hannibal. %. Fort
Lewis. and Zina Marie Raymond,
20. of 1928 So. X st: Eddie HUI
yer. 20, of 1902 So. Cushman ave,
and Mary Belle Maitland, 81, of
1920 No. Alder st;
Arthur Lee Childers. 20. Ri. s,
Box 544. and Louise Jean Court
way, is. of s4O6 South Tacoma
way; John Junior johnson, rs,
Fort Lewis, and Afrian Mae STRAIT
ton, 20, of 254e So. Tacoma way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Actions in Divorce

Suits for divorce have been filed
insuperior court by Eva H. against
Robert Scoggins. Marigold against
James NJ. Holler. both alleging
burdensome home life: Anna c.
against Warren c. Speaks. alleg-
ing abandonment; and Ethel v.
against Earl w. Grimes, alleging
incompatibility.
An interlocutory decree was
granted June r. from c. r.
Rutherford, and final DEGREES were
granted in the cases of Mary A.
against J. Z. Taylor, Dotty A.
against T. H. Emig. Ina V. against
Gus Johnson and Phyllis against
Joseph Lane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Produce Prices
Raised Thursday

Frost in CALIFORNIA; Imperial
Valley caused the price of celery.
carrots and lettuce to zoom up
ward on Tacoma markets Thurs
day. New shipments of celery
were selling for SO, an incNase
of so cents, while carrots went up
80 cents to IS and the price of
lettuce was boosted IS cents to
s5.25. The price change is ex-
pected to be permanent.
Produce row was busting with
activity Thursday as stores hast
ened to replenish depleted stocks
following the recent cold weather.
All prices quoted are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Flynn Opponents
Muster Strength

WASHINGTON - Some oppo-
nents of the nomination Of Edward
J. Flynn to be minister to Austria
La now claim sufficient votes to
defeat confirmation by the senate.
Led by Sen Styles Bridges, r..
n. H., the more optimistic oppo-
nents predicted that IA Democrats
would bolt the party lines and vote
with the IS Republicans against
Flynn. Others consider six Demo-
cratic votes certain four others
"probable" and five others pos
sible." It would take IL Demo-
Gratis to give the Republicans a
majority II al senators were
present.
The senate foreign relations
committee reported TO the senate
Thursday its Is to 10 endorsement
Of the nomination.
The administration apparently
II aware that the nomination faces
q tough battle when II comes up
for debate in the senate next Mon
day. Foreign relations COMMITTEES
Chairman Tom Connally, D, Tex,
shortly after announcement Of the
committees approval. issued a
vigorous defense Of Flynn It was
interpreted as a move TO whip
rebellious Democrats into line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Mexican Smelier
Workers Injured
In Knife Battle

Two Mexican smelter workers
were given hospital treatment
Wednesday night following a knife.
fist and club fight in the old
American hotel at Ruston. bar
racks for Mexican workers Of the
smelter crew.
When deputy sheriffs got every
body patched. up. Eleuterro Mar
tinez. 40. was in the county jail
facing assault charges TO be filed
by John Colhappy. also about 40.
Colhappy. cut severely
across the forehead and arms.
was given first aid by Under
sheriff Joe Karpach. while
Deputy sheriffs Paul Painter
and Russ Wall took Martinez
20 the county hospital for
treatment of head wounds.
Karpach took Colhappy to Ia
coma General hospital for expert
treatment Of the deep cuts. after
which Colhappy was returned to
his quarters at Ruston.
The deputies said that Mar
tinez had been beaten about
the head by other laborers in
their efforts 10 get him off
Colhappy. Martinez was re-
moved to the Jail after his
head had been bandaged at the
hospital.
The officers were informed that
Colhappy was innocently walking
along the hallway when Martinez
jumped him. Others pitched in to
help Colhappy. Immigration au-
thorities advised Sheriff Lee Croft
Thursday that they wanted to take
Martinez over when the law here
was through with him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

A petition for bankruptcy was
filed in federal court Thursday by
the marital community of James
Dean Thomas and Gail Thomas,
Ri. Z. Box 65l. who listed liza
biities OF S6.493.4e and assets of
sso5, all claimed exempt. Thomas
formerly operated the Rainier
Realty Co. but is now employed al
the shipyards. Included in the as
sets is a $40 equity in a horse and
ownership of two cars. one a 1925
model. the other 1881 model
valued together at SOS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Oregon Death Toll
In Storm Is Now 10

PORTLAND - Snow-bound Tor
many days, oregon appeared
safely headed Thursday toward
complete recovery with the death
toll apparently halted at 10.
The latest casualty reported was
the death of Pearl Parkins. about
60, whose body was discovered on
his ranch near Hillsboro. Ore.
Some 20 sheep and a pack-horse
were frozen to death at the ranch,
Coroner F. j. Sewell said at Hills
boro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
PRICES TO FARMERS
+. o. b. TACOMA

Poultry-Hens, colored, AZ to
6 lbs, 24q Csc; Leghorn hens, over
31a lbs. 1sQ21c, and under 81
lbs, 17q1sc; colored friers, 500
31c; rabbits, 10000; tom turkeys,
36c, and hen turkeys, 3sq39c.
Butterfat-51, 2 and So cents.
Eggs - Standard, 45c; medium,
40c; small, 27c.
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any time. Thus, under the cash
receipts and disbursements meth
cd, a bill rendered by the tax
payer would not constitute in
come until paid, nor would a bill
rendered to the taxpayer be ex-
pense until paid. There would,
however, be constructive receipt of
a payment If valid check is re-
ceived during the taxable year
even though the check may not
have been deposited or cashed
within that period.
Under the accruaI method,
net income h measured In n
broad sense by the excess of
Income earned over expenses
incurred. Under the accruaI
method, income arises when
earned, even though not re-
ceived, and deductible ex-
penses arise when incurred,
whether paid or not within the
taxable period.
Where inventories are carried in
the business, as in the case of
store operations. only the accrual
method in reporting purchases and
sales will clearly reflect income,
and the accrual method accord
ingly should be used. In the case
of a professional occupation, such
as that of a lawyer or physician.
where inventories are not en-
ployed. either the cash receipts
and disbursements method or the
aeerual method may be employed.
Business expenses must be
distinguished from capital ex-
penditures. Capital expendi-
lures are those which result in
the acquisition of something
of a permanent nature and do
not constitute the current cost
of running business, and,
therefore. are not deductible
AZ business expenses. While a
distinction between capital
expenditure and a business ex-
pense Is often difficult 20
draw. a general rule may be
stated applicable In most
cases: Capital expenditures
ordinarily result In the acqui-
sition of assets having periods
of useful life In excess of one
year OF less, that II, where the
asset Is worn out and discard
ed within one year from its
purchase. the entire cost is de-
ductible from the income for
that year.
A limitation upon the deducti-
bility of items as business ex-
penses is thai they must be paid
or incurred within the taxable
year. II the taxpayer is on the
cash receipts and disbursements
basis, then the expenses must be
paid within the year; If he is on
the accrual method. such expenses
are not allowable unless incurred
within the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Oil and Railroad Shares
Active Near Sessions End
Markets of q Glance
THURSDAY

stocks: Irregular IN moderately
active trading.
Bonds: Irregularly higher; L. s.
governments higher and steady.
Curb Stocks: 1rregularly higher.
silver: Unchanged IN New York
at 44A cents q fine ounce.
Cotton: Steady.
Wheat: Up 4 to off \ cent
Corn: Unchanged 10 \ cent up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

FeD, Feb II FEB 70 Jan. %
Under instructions Of United
States army authorities. The Ia
coma Times is not permitted to
publish any news OF current
weather conditions in the eight
western states.
Highest temperature on Jan. &c
was a. degrees and lowest up un-
III S a. m. Jan. % was 80.
Sun rises at s:3e a. m. Pacific
wartime Friday and sets at COS
p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

Six types of planes = including
bomber. fighter. cargo-a-e sched-
uled to be built entirely by auto
motive companies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Money Set Aside
For Dairy Herds

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dairy
herds destined for slaughter be-
cause of labor, feed or building
shortages were assured of at least
partial relief Thursday with the
announcement that S350,00 had
been allocated to finance the pur-
chase Of surplus animals for dis
tribution to farmers equipped to
care for them.
Walter A. Duffy, regional direc-
tor of the farm security admins
tration, announced that the pro-
gram, under direction of the agri-
culture department, had been
initiated with the allotment Of
S350,000 in commodity credit cor
poration funds to the FSA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

The 1913 edition Of this book
IL now ready at The Tacoma
Times. The cost Is only 15c plus
two tar tokens. For mailing
there's an extra charge of Sc
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--HAPPY--
Hirthday

THURSDAY. JANUARY IS
Harold (Billl Foster. Route !.
Box 459. Tacoma
Harry Haugland. 4es No. h.
John VI. landau. Route IS.
Box 4S-C. Tacoma.
r.. q. Weller. 1850 Pa. Sith It.
Dorothy Marvin, Dash Point
John Manles, jr., Route 1. Box
ISL.
David and Donna Tlton,
twins, S2ll No. 2lst It.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Portland Bank clearings. ST.
523. 1892. balances. S4.559. 296. SO.
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Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call Main 1851.
ask for an ad taker.
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Hap Harrigan
News
Spotlight Bands
Continued
Fish Finder
Oracle Fields
This Is Magic
Men, Machines
The World Go By
Dinah Shore
Gangbusters
Continued
Navy
Continued
News
Dance Orchestra
Fireside Meditations
Continued
Gospel Hour
Continued
Folk Music
Continued
Melody Lane
Organ
Continuous
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rHuRspiY's QUOTATIONS

Pierce. Fenner a Beane, washington
bldg. members New York Stock
ExchanRe)
High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
SERVICES FRIDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle
Nurses will be held Friday at II a.
m. at Piper's chapel. Burial will
follow in Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

The Cadets
News
Lawson's knights
Continued
Everyman's Chapel
Breakfast Club
Continued
Unity Viewpoint
News
Singing Strings
Breakfast at Sardi s
Continued
Farm & Home Hour
Continued
Breakfast Club
News Reporter
Metropolitan Opera
Continued
Continued
Continued
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Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the losers go TO The
Tacoma Times office. e1e Mar
ket. where you will be presented
with two guest tickets To the
Temple theater.
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FRIDAY EVENING

Waltz Time
Continued
Plantation Party
Continued
People Are Funny
Continued
Tommy Riggs
Continued
Victory Tunes
News
Road to Danger
Continued
Paul Martin
Stand BY. America
Business With Hitler
Chris Gilsen
News
Starlight Souvenirs
Organ
Dance Orchestra
Reveries
Continued
Uncle Sam Presents
Continued
Sign Off
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Phone Want Ads to Main s151
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THIS MONTH
lez3
0D@C

New FIRST Pun Last
Noon Quarter Moon Quarter
Feb.4 Feb. II Feb. 10 Jan. 2s
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Tacoma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

CHARLES CARLISLE and his
tenor voiccc are hitting the gong
out AZ the Club Stevadora this
week by stopping every show His
version Of unusual Irish airs. popu-
lar ballads and light opera tunes
are worth hearing.
Also new 10 the club lineup are
Nicholas and Haley, a couple Of
dancers who might be called torso
SWlngerS. lnterspersed with the
dancing are few comedy bits
that are rendered even more
amusing by the facial ContortlonS
OF the feminine half OF the team.
Ethel Shepherd sings a new one.
There's a Man in My Life,
which bids fair 10 be a national
favorite soon, and gives out on a
mighty torrld arrangement OF
I've Got 70 Get Hot.
The costumes of the DeRoy
Glamour Girls in their opening
number are starchy, but their
dancing certainly isn't when they
swing out 10 the Beethoven
Bounce, and the speeiaitics of
Lois Fagin and Sharon Smith are
mighty easy on the eyes.
Joe Blanket leaves his band
stand for "Embraceable You "
footed out on his hot trumpet
plus very listenable version of
Velvet Moon
Eddy Shepherd remains the
genia! host and master Of cere-
monies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Billy Fields
Heads Cast
At National

BILLY FIELDS and a no
terrific comedians BRING their own
large cast Of 40 people 10 tho
Nauona thcatCr This week Also
starred M road SHOW no. two is
Eycly. Tho kiss Girl" vino docs
A series of polished dance r0utucs
graceful l.---.-4 -ly--4 .-+a
proves that the feet are faster
than tho cyc bv executing some
amazing tap numbers that reap
much applause.
The added attraction Is Ne
lajnc In Beau "Frcnch-Csradian
Beauty Who dances for much
appreciation, and Mcrvi1 Harmon
is excellent IN the role OF straight
man Shows arc continuous from
II m. 20 II p M and the latest
war news is shown on the screen
az each performance There Is q
special Saturday midnight show
with all seats reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Robert PAIGE
Hits S+ardom
At Universal
By JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD. Sept Il tINSt
For working IN 70 pictures IN
- months without complaint
Robert Paige has been awarded
wcll-deserNed stardom build-up
A.-l-n+l-.I i-.>-s.----------..-..-----
Paige reached the top the hard
way. In fact. be reached IL by
mistake. He FIRST chose radio as
profession.
Then Paige decided 10 follow his
parents advice and enter BUSH
nos, career Re turned 10 invest
mont securities. In his second
week 49, q business man, Paige
made the mistake of calling on an
actors agent a. a prospect. In
stead OF selling investments 10 The
agent the agent sold Paige on the
iCea Of becoming a film actor.
Paige worked IN one picture.
then disappeared for year from
the screen. because Of an arm all
wcnt Returning 70 pictures. he
became steady performer This
kept up for two and half years,
during which Paige appeared in
10 pictures.
After playing the romantic lead
in Get Going and Mister Big.
Paige was taken out Of musicals
and awarded his badge OF stardom
IN Erred Vito
For his S'aud-oIt performance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
LOueIIa
Parsons
in UoM.vool


Guce writers Howard Lindsay and
Russell Grouse TO write the screen
play and Mary Pickford, if she is
willing, 10 play the mother.
This, as far as l know. tops all
movie offers ever made for a stage
property. l hope il isn't starting a
precedent, for il doesn't seem "a
me any play is worth that amount
Of money.
BEHIND SCENES
Quite story back of Voice in
the Wind. the movie starring
Francis Lederer which United
Artists viii release. Several
months ago two men named Ar
thur Ripley and Rudolph Monter
rented space at one of the indie
pendent studios, signed Lcderer
and Sigrid Gurie for the leads and
poured their money into the
movie.
II was a big gamble because
they had no releasing contract
with a major company Here's the
happy ending: The finished prod
uct is 50 good u. A. grabbed IL
after the Bicycles had seen the first
screening Reminds me Of the way
Josef Won Sternberg got his start
in Hollywood. lie made Salvation
Hunters on a shoe string and
tncn sold il 20 Charlie Chaplin,
NOT SET
>ts far from set for Joseph
)ten 10 play the Wilson" role
leading candidate at this writing
is Raymond Massey, but there is
n hurdle here, TOO. Massey has
signed 10 do The Katharine Cornell
show, Friends and Lovers this
winter.
If Daryl Zanuck is able 10 snag
hun for the part Of the first
World War president they will
have 10 buy him out OF the
show Meanwhile he has agreed
10 make an extensive test in the
makeup and character OF Wilson
Today Charles Cohurn put his *
on q contract 10 play the part Of
Prot PoindeNtcr Holmes IN
''\E1>gD "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

At the London Chop House. its
Diam Dale who is proving 10 be
so popular with the cocktail hour
clique. The petite Songstress does
fascinating things with the piano
keyboard while she sings. Her
"talk-a-song' technique which she
does 10 perfection IS the talk of
the town.
The singing spot with Frank
Gagen's orchestra is held by Ethel
Howe, dark eyed and lovely
chanteuse. She swings into a
catchy tune like "Fuddy buddy
Matchmaker" and then switches
TO the sweet and low style with
her Interpretation OF All or
Nothing at All.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
ALI<E OR TWO

I Jumped two feet the other day
when l ran into Jack Haley. asked
HIM what he was doing and he
replied: I'm playing the rear end
OF a horse He wasn't Kidding
lis for Rhythm Ranch" and Bill
Frawley has been signed for the
horses front end" =. It's really
too bad about Richard Ney and
Greer Carson not getting together
on his recent leave. He had 10
days, but has 10 sail again before
she returns from the bond tour.
The Columbia glamour girls
should be more Glamorous than
ever. Jean Louis. the fashion Gre
ator who was associated with
Hattie Carnegie for five years, has
been signed 10 dress the Columbia
stars lie created the of-the-
shoulder short dinner dress,
among other styles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
CHATTER N HOLLYWOOD

The story IS back 70 Hollywood
about kathryn Grayson , prcdiCa-
mcn' on The bond tour She was
literally without q rag 10 hcr
~,nc Her trunks were lost the
day OF the tour and never
light up with her. SO while
little Miss G has been giving her
all. voCally encouraging Mr. and
Mrs. America 20 give with bonds
she has been wearing dress of
Judy Garland'S gloves provided by
Greer Carson. nylon stockings 90
from Betty Hutton and ono Of
Lucille Balls zanieSt hats. The
gang call her the composite
B9srtOt %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
De Millennium

BOTTLENECKED by The same
situation that is worrying house
wives from coast 10 coast-the
laundry Iam-C. p De Mile has
established his own laundry on the
Paramount hack lot 70 wash out
sheets and pillow cases beng used
on the biz hospital ward >ct for
The Story Of Dr. Na->c. star
ring Gary COppcI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
WONDER BAR

Three little maids of music are
the mainstays of the nightly must
cal offering at the Wonder Bar.
Blues numbers are Aylene Mason S
speciality, and Mary Ann James
carries on in the sweet-swing sec
ton. During the interludeS Ginny
Matthews Of the charming person
atty. plays piano selections in the
popular and ScmiclasSical cate
gOrleS.
Sammy Diebert and his orchcs-
ira are kept busy accompanying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

in Fired Wife" Paige next was
pltted against such acting -compe-
tition As Anne Gwynne, Noah
Beery. Jr. Diana Barrymore, Leo
Carrillo. Andy Derine, Lon Cha
ncy and Thomas Gomez IN a star
role IN UniverSals impressive
western Frontier Badmen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
ROMANCE
DEFIES DEATH

Sonny Tufts and Paulette
Goddard find love in the
midst of death in so
Proudly We Hail. the drama
of Bataan on the Michigan
screen today.