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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
CAROfficers
Installed by
Mrs. lib. Joy

THE Michigan Society Of the
i Children Of the American
Revolution recently h cid its
tenth annual state conference
in the Womcns League Build
ing Ann Arbor
Miss Harriet SimonS Of Mar
shall, retiring senior state preSl-
dent. and Narilynn Savage. re-
firing junior state president,
were made honorary state presl-
dents for life.
Mrs Henry 3. JOY, national
chaplain. presided at the in
stallatlon ceremonies
Duke Parker Of Flint was
made Junior national treasurer.
The now junior presidents If
tho CAR societies inclu 4 2
Tracy Hastings. Detroit. preSl-
dent Of the John Paul Jones
Society. Richard Smith, Wind
mill Pointc Society; Joan Lit
zenbergcr. Worthwhile, Plymouth
Corners Society, and Virginia
Kaufman, Dearborn, Pottawa-
tonic Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Junior Officers Installed

The new Junior state officers,
also Installed by Mrs. JOY, are.
Bill Oliver. Grand Rapi id $.
Junior state president; jeanne
Kitchen. Worthwhile. first vice
president; Dwight Wilson. De-
troit. .econd vice president;
Barbara SHOWER. Highland Park,
recording secretary: Mary Lun-
dahl. corresponding secretary;
Marie Kipp Boardman, Jackson.
chaplain David Hoeltzel. Mar
shall, treasurer. Elizabeth Starr,
Saginaw. registrar; b a r h a r a
Eddy. Ann Arhor historian
NarCue.ite Swallen. Battle
Creek lihrarian-curator. Rich
ard Smith. Detroit, color bearer
Mrs. Kenneth a Kitchen NJ
Worthwhile. who is the senior
state president. was introduced
~ this meeting
II was decided "a hold The
1914 state conference IN Jack
son. tho invitation being Ok
tended by Mary Elizabeth Dc
land representing the society
Of jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Has Had Wide Experience

Ann VIII begin her duties
Monday morning and will cen
tinuc there five days a week for
the full fve-wcekS schedule. For
a number Of years now she has
attended Camp Akomac near
Perry Sound in Canada. II was
this experience that qualified
her for the job.
The NeunC swimming coach is
looking forward 10 bit Of
a vacation IN August, however,
when she has invited some Of
hcr school friends to drop in for
a few days as her house guests.
There viii be no recess from
school books this summer for
Marion WIlberding, Jane Oyler,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

MRS. JOSEPH GEORGE
vi BLACK JR vas picture
bride IN IVORY nci and satin
when she walked down the aisle
NJ Crosse Pointe Memorial
Church after her marriage
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
The former Elizabeth Louise
Shaffer is the daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs Loren William Shaher
Of East Outer drive.
The bride wore 4 lovely gown
of satin and tulle. Her little
iuiiet cap was trimmed with
orange blossoms and from II
fell a tulle veil The bridal
bouquet was Of white orchids
and StephanotiS
The Rev. Or. Frank FIT
officlated
Mrs. James r Slack, The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Club Is Organized

This society was awarded the
membership trophy for nearly
tripping lbs membership there in
The past year. Other awards
for exhibits and music contest
entries were also announced
y Participating in the special
program AZ the conference were
Tracy Hastings, Dwight Wilson
and Glenn Alan Rowland Jr
a senior past state CAR of-
fCcrS' club was organized fol-
lowing the adjournment of the
crcciOu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

I'VE Charles +. DoraiS family
4 has decided on an early va
cation this Summer as a sort
Of farewell outing for son Tom
who Will he leaving for the
marine corps, July !.
Bathing suits and fishing
equipment we're rounded up
during the week, and on Friday
y-eHe-Piied-fHte-thef family
car and headed for the log cabin
on OtSeEo Lake
The family roll call, consist
ing If tho senior DoraiS, Tom,
Dorothy. Bill. jeanne and young
David. viii he taken AT the Lake
for the next few weeks.
Ia make ia real outing -seN=
cral guests. including Mary
Catherine Dilworth, Bill Ward
and Helen LaGrou were in
Nfcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
War Work Main Thing

II seems 10 hc tho Concen-
SuS OF the younger set N town
this summer 10 allot a minimum
Of time 10 vacations, and spend
the major part Of their free
time IN helping along the war
effort on the home front and
finishing up their collie 6 e
courses in record time.
Energetic Ann Hartman has
volunteered her services for one.
Of tho many day camps being
established around the city this
Summer -eare-fot' the voting
SterS on their vacations. She
has been assigned 10 camp in
Highland Park, where she will
-hc-tn charge If swimming for
group of children ranging
from ; To II years Of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Ti's rsrTod ~ tEh hoQH ~ INIVUHII IU4IISVVI
TEL -- ~ t-c RAYMOND Gage Talcos Of Nottingham
800 crosse r-,. She was lovely her bridal robe Of
~ ss.~ ror -rc ac ace as she walked
down ,a, 5..e q. ~ahc~acs chapel Of S. Peter and
ipst,,.z Church VISA hey tathor Charles r, Murphy
y1z III heavy iustrous satin was fashioned
~ -re lines with corded train, long torso effect
Esye.hcart rerc and threoquartcr length sleeves Her
|tue yc reached beyond the train She carried bouquet OF
sole sardcrl7s
TIE C6arc 53sefIY decorated, was beautiful scItIng
ITsn standard white flowers and white tapers IN
Icatne1-a caaacrra placed front of the communion
|ra on et-cr side groupings Of cybotum
ferns ard held arrangements OF white flowers
LII Narrny her sisters maid Of honor. Bridesmaids
Iere Mrs Ted Granger former Sclcnah Murphy, and
M Laura au4 LOIS Murphy all sisters Of the bride and
IBarbsrs Bccsvh Scarsdac y " cousin Of the bride
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Breakfast at Inn

A wedding breakfast AZ Dear
born Inn followed the ceremony.
The lovely bridal gown was
Of whit marquiSette made with
fitted bodice and a hoop
skirt. a finger tip Veil of silk
illusion fell from a h'tle lace
tiara. The wedding bouquet was
Of gardeniaS, white shattered
carnations and StcphanOtIs out
lined with a frill of mallnc
Mrs. Baglcy wore blue sugar
mist and Mrs. Mckiernan wore
pink sugar mist. Their gowns
were idcntiCallv fashioned of
chiffon with wide insertions of
lace through tho midrIff and
full skirts. Their small flower
hats matched their froCkS and
their bouquets were NJ pink car
nations and blue deiphiniums.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Going TO Lake Geneva

Mrs Sent. tho bride S mother.
wore aQuamarlne crepe with "a
matching flower hat Ms.
Quinlan. the bridegroom s
mother. chose French blue crepe
with pink and A pink flower
ha'. Both wore orchids.
The hrida couple lcft ry
train for Lake Geneva.
For going away the bride
wore a drcSsmakcr1 smt Nof
watermelon silk Cabardino and
a small white organdy sailor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

summer school
Marion who's maiaring in
sociology al college believes
that even hot summer months
do not warrant a letup of essen
tial duties. The girls will prob
ably cram in A short rest period
though before returning 10 the
campus for the regular fall ses-
sion.
twas reunion time again
Friday night for the Mackenzie
Alumni Association when the
group held ITS SemI-aunual grad
uation hop at the Crystal ball
r q q m in the Book-Cadlllac
Hotel.
Herbert EiCCS and Edith Cas-
we'll were the faculty sponsors
for the frollc. Those on the
committee were:
Mary sullivan ture Dollar.
Alice Walter Furics kNpela
H'lda Hodge Chris Crsis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

MISS BESSIE WIGHT rc-
turned 70 her home In New
York during tho week following
a visit with Mrs. Francis G. Nc
Math of NorrIWcather road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
.Ancestr6I heirloom,
Rose Point Lace Cap,
Is Won by Bride

- NT-r0TN- W ---s01 8 m0CN IKE ne pofITaN
~ her crc-' great grandmother, Mrs. Ofutt Munoy
+le-...--,. beauty from Louisville Saturday was
--s~-r- in .ac rose polne lace cap that Mrs, Mundy
ua~e IN her wedding day so Ions ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
No Letup in Studies

The girls have decided 10 do
something useful on their vaca-
ton time, and it was voted TO
A man 10 continue their courses
At the University Of Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Dordis Clans Outing
Viii Honor Son Toml
Soon to Join Marines

Barbara Weeks and Mary Jane
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

like this life lot, and if they
had warm showers and reveille at
noon it would really be swell. E"
Paul is the IT year old son of Mrs.
Edith Rogers. and was a fresh
man at Coolidge high school when
he enlisted
PFC. GEORGE PERKINS writes
from New Guinea of an unexpect-
ed incident that seemingly brought
him nearer home. ''The other
day" he says: "a boy friend of
mine came over to see me. He
brought me a Coolidge Examiner
and gee, was l ever surprised to
see my nephew Bernard's picture
in it and the writeup about him.
l cut the picture out and I am now
treasuring it in nice place. No
wonder | haven't heard from the
kid in so. many moons" Bernard
(Williams) of whom he sepeaks.
enlisted in the navy year ago
this month at the age of II. Perk-
ms father is Grouse Perkins, pas
tor of the Indian church at Black
water and has three sons in the
service. George says he is going
to write directly to this office and
request the paper, "as it's really
nice to read about the folks at
home" He has recently recovered
from a leg wound and writes his
parents not to worry about him,
as he is entirely o. X. now"
1T. D. G. SHOEMAKER, recent
ly returned from South America,
has been transferred from Max
we'll Field, Alabama, to Jackson
Field, Tennessee, where he will
start his preliminary studies in
flying. Heretofore he has been
serving in the ground crew. 1t.
Shoemaker is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Shoemaker.
S/S1r. LON HARRELL writes
from an undisclosed overseas loca'
ton that he is quite well and back
with his company again. Il have
been gone for Is days on special
duty. Had quite a few experiences
and am sure glad to be back with
the company again" He has been
receiving the Examiner regularly
lately, he writes, and "sure appre-
ciates it," Lon is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. P Harrell. He wishes
to be remembered to all his
friends in Coolidge
PFC. LOUIE X. BAKER arrived
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Friday from Ephrata, Washington,
on a short furlough to visit his
father, ]. L. Baker, and family.
Young Baker, who has been study
ing radio in Chicago and was re-
Gently sent to Washington for an
advanced course, is now a member
of a bomber crew. He was born
in Novice, Texas, November End,
1922, and came to Coolidge with
his father in 1929, where he at
tended local schools and is a grad
uate of Coolidge high school. His
father is foreman on the H. L.
Holland Ranch. Young Baker
Joined the army December %,
1912. He has been receiving the
Examiner and stopped at the office
while here to say he "sure enjoyed
getting it."
CPL. ALVIN L. RICE arrived
from Camp Hood, Texas, Friday
morning to spend a 13 day fur
Tough with his mother. Mrs. R. o.
Jeter and family. Formerly a
mechanic in the ground crew of
the air corps, Rice is now in Ordi-
nance Maintenance, having re-
Gently completed courses in oper-
alton. maintenance and care of air
craft engines for which he re-
ceived diplomas from Continental
Motors, General Motors, Chrysler
and Ford.
JACK d. KJORMOE wrot his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Kjor.
moe. this week that he had been
promoted from seaman &c to r
ID. M. BIC. Kjormoe has been at.
tending radar school at a loca.
tlon OF which he has not, 90 far
been able to tell his parents.
CPL. HEISEL D. MARTIN has
recently been transferred from
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

PFC. ULYSSES WEBB arrived
Sunday from New Orleans on 28-
day sick leave. He has been in
a military hospital there, follow
ing his return from Panama, Ca
nal Zone. He was born at SAGA
ton. May 16, 1922, and attended
school there. Webb enlisted June
16. 1910 and is attached to the
4th service command. a hospital
unit. He is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Annie Pasqual, and other
relatives at Sacaton.
PFC. JAMES r. URTON writes
his mother, Mrs. w. r. Urton,
from England that he received his
shoe package" box and the socks
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
News Exchange Column For
Coolidge Men In The Armed Forces

it contained fit like a IT. 81
think I'll save the Lucky Strikes
as long as can, just to look at
the Arizona tax stamp. 1t sure
looks familiar. The razor blades
will come in real handy as l was
on my last clip and they just amt
available over here anymore"
Urton says they are having some
real English weather now and that
it was raining like "cats and
dogs" while he wrote. 81 still
don't get the Examiner very regu-
larly. l have gotten two of them
in the past couple of months.
Something is holding them up
somewher / think and l will pro
badly get about a dozen at the
same time.
CPL. RAYMOND DAVIS writes
his brother. Jimmie Davis, from
overseas, 81 have moved again or
l would have written you sooner
At the moment I can't tell you
where l am, but maybe l can tell
you in my next letter. | sure
would like to be home with all of
you for Christmas. l would like
to send you something. but there
is nothing can get over here.
don't think it will take much
longer to round up the Germans
and then l can come home. l
guess you are still winning all the
football games. l would really
like to see a good game. haven't
seen one in so long l don't guess
would know when they scored" "
Raymond is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ]. Davis and has two broth
ers in the service, Pvt Rayburn
Davis, his twin, and Pvt. jeff
Davis.
PVT. PAUL n. ROGERS, mar
inc corps, writes breezy letter
from San Diego, requesting us to
send him the Examiner, which he
can be sure will be done. Whats
the news?" he asks. did we
win the game Friday night? Who
got married? Who has gone to
the service since I've been gone
Is Saturday night getting wilder?
Please send me that beautiful pa
per! l miss it very much
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
Coolidge Locals

OW. D. Kirby received word Fri.
day that his brother, John Kirby,
machinist, has returned from over
seas after going through encount-
ers at Sicily, Salerno and Corsica
and is spending a short leave at
the home of a third brother, David
Kirby, in West Virginia. Nine
months ago he passed through
Casa Grande under sealed orders
and, although he had a stopover
there, was unable to phone his
brother. He has been in the navy
for % years. The letter stated
that he did not know what his
next assignment would be.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Camp Howe, Texas, to Camp
Claibourne, Louisiana, where he is
serving in an engineering combat
battalion. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Martin, owners OF
Martins Desert Beach.
CORP. LONNIE MOVER, son of
Rev. and Mrs. Lonnie Meyer of
Randolph, is home on lay-over
visit this week. He is being
transferred from San Francisco to
Amarillo, Texas, and will leave
November %.
ELMO FAIRCHILD, S 1/c, ar
rived Tuesday from San Diego,
California, on a five day leave 10
visit his father. c. o. Fairchild,
and other relatives. He has a
brother, William Fairchild, serving
with the army in Hawaii.
...4PFC. CLIFTON R. ASHLEY
arrived Saturday from San Diego,
California, on three day leave to
visit his father, w. C. Ashley, and
family. Young Ashley, recently
released from a naval hospital,
has been doing guard duty at San
Diego, and is now awaiting word
on his request to be transferred
to the air corps. His brother,
Pfc. Homer B. Ashley, has been
transferred from a naval hospital
at Idaho to Sun Valley, Idaho,
where he is convalescing from
malaria contracted on Guadalcanal
when he and Clifton, marines,
were serving there together
O Mrs. A. E. Humphries is now
up and around following a severe
attack of influenza.
Q Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Fisher spent
Sunday in Phoenix on business.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

O Mrs. A. E. Humphries is now
up and around following a severe
attack of influenza.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Imalucf ITO More Men
From Wayne County

John Camar tU2 Maryland fAl
Hurf s. Adams I110i WalihaW tAN.
Nsur. .uIoG fyNs NpodhaU tAl.
FrrrereA D. Hrf sar6 Wucdhau tAr.
william D RaIdurk $3.50 Philip a..
W'-hIrn IJ aaZt Beaconshrd tAN.
kHrr.r j Ntk.ruuu 55-6 Phup a..
mwF Y. tekfru HIfE WaNuurD tAt.
Howard J NaLnirf. tul1 Nottingham "a
a. IAN NHm"tor BGut MACK ca.
Matthew D. ltvls. 1854 Mari land "a,
kr~Hr.r A. HRtrs 1000 r. outer ga. a.
R7t 1i-r1H hous f~t3 MHntstiqur tAr
Robert b hpp.rr 2HlA Lakewood tA1.
I..Ff t pike $3.50 AfruN a..
.,a m.lt Brsruah 2gat RelN idsre a.
1arH't A Pect. 6l5i Ner ca.
>Hrrrr' irmh.v. att1 Nayuurn tAN.
Nrt.a o. ueueV,'b Grsuut Twp 90.
Ado'pn . FsiteuW. 1873 Mack "a.
StAnIrs ? Ford. tlTS BsFhsm tAl.
Harry Poets. 1870 Lexington a..
Matter g. Nash. IA3lA Made "a.
Robert W kuhls a2Ji Balfour az.
Thomas ". BuIiarp. 4sal Philip a..
Ado'phus lcffuiS Jr. 4SlS Alter 90.
Prank U-fverI. aiu6 B5tr0ur ca.
Donald q Bangs 1851 Berkshire tAl
Henry = Bsrp 373a Bedford CA.
GEORGE j. PuSsIk 5p66 Buckingham (A1
WAYNE BOARD No. IS
Torrance o'Heiu a77l sixteenth a..
CLAYTON G Harris 9'2 Merrck "a.
Hal II Thurmpnd. llO2t r. Warren az
Stanley ". MiogzboWskI 5023 Fr lI'n tNI
John Potter. 2t20 b. Grand blvd. %,
Pau Hahn 4S25 Wabash ca.
Charles p Wakefield 81 TeCumseh "a
cart r. MCkeivfy $50 preutIs tAT.
fhum1y p S1auu7u q P1qurtrV rS>
= D.. FIUeuWurtu lati Second blvd tND
O. A. Lawrence 1919 Wruw Wilson 90.
]ohn ,. PROG 44lB Third ,Np.
Nn N Catansush a25 vs.. SINE Mile 90.
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2 1f+--it H-trfrr-i7. i4f-t " H--bv -
Rupert Hsthrif 3l6O Second byd. "a
John y Nicholson ~ Avalon "a.
kpN J.. snyder. ~ W. Hancock tA).
Joseph o. MAY. sos Trumbuil ca
Robert n Schilhnger 1924 Marshall tA)
Fsncis q Bsrdy 525a Trumbuu "a.
Wendell y Kruger 1922 Steel tNl.
Paul y Rsnnard Sss4 Hamilton tNl.
Gordon c. Johnson Webster Han a..
Robert T, Nesr,. 5s2T Third a.
Ia mes A. schilliuger 900 y Forest "a
Omer A Msy. sos TrumbuH a.
Arthur A. RenEick. ISL Merrck o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

One hundred and nineteen
Wayne County youths today are lr
the armed force. after Induction IA
the Detroit Center Board No II
with az induclec>, IS the top board
The hist;
WNNNF BOARD NJ
y chAs y Ta'r' fqt- ou..r nr "a
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Nsits- Ru7rhuk 'Is72 Argt1
John p. N'rness lagos Lllpe a ttCf
WAYNE BOARD NJ. TO
Linn Perez 1850 pbIt'r "a
Eewsrd n shea $3.50 So Paw DN
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Thomas p Vaughn 'hta hu bW ca,
Leo LIMO 1853 PnfhN'rv 90.
james n Catnrsr. lITlt Rooster tAf.
John n Murdsurb 1c-S Lincoln $50.
tsu I.stssri. a4.l RrvIH,.r tAl,
Isor T Ross 2s3 NsrisuQue VA.
bleck " Manner 1881 hsu'tiel1 a..
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John "A Fairie' 1880 Coleman ~.
Nsiisr A pi.ksnp. .t>- BcaIs tAI
George s NcQUten. ST1h ktrCpsNdl a..
john Rsrkcr Jr. 1919 FISCHER 90.
Gersld r. Johns gltO Mcclellan "a.
George KHrsm 1927 Agnes tNi
james " peppsN, 1893 Sheridan iNl.
W J. Rynearsou u llle lrpquols tA)
Henri T HargsS. ESQ TpWnsgnd "a.
Charles Vaughan. Holloway ~ tMb.
ftuari Mckunon. 2lA7 Sheridan a..
Michael ss-vaiss 1850 kerchsvAl tN).
Grover " HenNerthy 123 SeSburn ca,
William X RatsS f4G Fled CA.
hffiiare X Srrtth,=eas5 -FuwuNrur M"
Francta J Busch 1888 Ssyhurn a.
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Albert y Schulz sSp2 Louis ~.
Edward G Schenksfh. 1881 Crane (N).
Thomas A. Kouri l01s sheridan a.
Cltfford {. Carleton p2a5 y Vernon (Al
Walter r Wells 2iea Huribui ~.
Joseph = Ruheno TsfS Dnrsnd "a,
John siovka. sSis Louis a..
Julius Asrnick. 1884 sheridan (NN
Robert NJ Curtis, id24 sheridan az,
Frank Truns II s7HT Hnsuer a.,
WAYNE BOARD NJ. ~
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Edward Peddyenrd. is4a6 Joanu M.
Henry ? Cnockaert t2l7 After tSl
Bernard Forth los14 Rnmsrss, 6Nl
Albert y HAesehrouck. 4s0e Chalmers IN
Joseph callehaut. Ss4S Alter CNn
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Iscoh J. Nslthuyser 4nln RluehiU (Ny.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Baby Carrisees Boom

WASHINGTON, April q QNS)
The WPB announced today that
more baby carriages would he pro-
duced in 1913 Than in an average
pre-war year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

LCE -Hsrper aud FrontsnAc RI. OSi5 4
MI open o. Bargain Hour TIL 8.
arm 4 MITCH." "SIINER oTEFN. -
with Priscilla Isus and George Brent
LDLMS-Grsnd Circus Park 4
HDHHlO "tRNNkfN>TEIN MFETS
ruE WOIF Man" with Lon clancy and
BelA lur3s. and Robert uonat IA
"InE Not ~ MIR. PITT"
ADMIRAL Mack "' st ' S.9.o.. l w. s1:'
Nature p,uy BOX ofhle open ) p. NJ
srr d Gopd show and BE Home Early.
AbMIRlT-AIacI af ~, lean LIZ. sIsS
ADMlhtL open y n FRED Astairr
RIA uayuouh ia "NOI WIRE NEVER
.LoNIIIER Also THE MAN IN THE
TIT Nh" with Lynne Roberts.
kiddie kafioun Party saturday Matinee
Road Chase. Dearborn
nLDLN open 6-l5. j Carol Nash IN
DIR. RENATLrS SECRET'' TEXAS
rRot Ri SHOOTER" with c. corrigsn.
Al CEp-L. Warren At Outer DIR. Nj. 77esA
hLuLh open 6.l3 Last show 81 10
J. Wstnr. ANNA Ire "tIhtNG TIGERS -
PllA Eitd -ASiA4rr-- RIA HaFwogth IA "NOl
WE'RE NE\Ek ONkLIER.' News. Cart
ALHAMBRA-s'ss Woodward MA. oss'
Ut ItMAN JIM ABRAHAM NIGHTS
Bonds Issued While You Wait
ALIEN pARK-S'thneid-AIl Rd. AT. 29Is
hLLLN ANN open 90. Free Parking
oEzie Nelson leon Enrol in "STRICTIA
~ THE GROOVE" Plus THE AVEN-
GERS Plus LANE STAR RANGER ."
Artoon. News. "SnIiIIni LAek.i No. 3
Al 0MA-lsOOI CbarleVoiH TT. 2-e8IS 4
"LVhh SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Ozzie Nelson's Band and Leon Errol In
STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE" Lynn
Roberts In THE Man IN THE TRIM"
CharIevolx Tt. 2-28IB r
nHOHn Open 6:45. Fay Banter
Edward Arnold IN "THF WAR AGAINST
MRS. HADIEY," SILVER QUEEN"
with Priscilla Lane and George Brent.
Al VIN-lSs01 Grand River, mr., Schaefer
nL'h Open SIS. Mae West IN
'BELiF or THE NINETIEs," Brought
Back by Popular Demand Gene Autry in
ROOTS AND SADDLES"
John n. To. a-4sss
Ptg Features Open
e45 Pm "RERLIN CORRESPONDENCE"
Dana Andrews might MONSTER" Bela
Lugosi, irene Hsrvsy, "SUNDOWN JIM"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

hHDnoOnDVh Rtg Features Open
e,4S "RERLIN CORRESPONDENT"
Dana Andrews might MONSTER" Bela
Lugosi Irene Hsrvey, "StNDOMN i'm"
with John kimhrough and Shsna RYAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

c0I 0NV--IBsSs Mach Ave. PARK Free 4
OVLONl Open s.i5 Henry Fonda
IAucuis Ban In BIG STREET. Pms
"BOOGIE Man Will GIT YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

cnNlNT-I.oi1 Conan, Tw. i-Soss 4
OUnhNl CLOSED
TODAY
coon FRIDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

CULNDJ Ep--Harper at Chalmers AR. s1ee
Oh1NULLh Open 3:f5 Ann Sheridan,
Dennis Morgan in WINGS FOR THE
EAGLE" MEN or TEXAS" Robert
stack and Anne G Nynne. shorts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

cnIIpTrcV-w. -Nimsry VI. t-s9si
OVOhibOI Oper SIS Free Dishes
Veronica Lake. ~ MARRIIp A WITCH"
William Boyd. THE FRONTIERsMAk."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

mi nNIAI--wcodwsrd AZ slbIsy PAIR Ere.
OVLVNihL Open All Night Clenda
Farrell LYLE Talbot In NIGHT FOR
CRIME" DEAD MEN WALK" with
George Zucco and Mary Carlisle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
n-nah, Iuslfth strert

DEL MnNT-ia12I Woodward, Highland PIX.
DLLTnUNi Cont. 8 A. NJ. To 3 A. M Park
Free Clark Gable. Hedy Lamar. com
RADE n" EMERGENCY LANDING"
Forrest Tucker, Evelyn Brent, c. Hughes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

UL7gI pIpY-Jehn y. st N,pe-Mn. RI.
hhIhb nhn r wslburn, Lynne
Roberts "MlN n THE TRUNK." Ralph
Richardson, Deborah Kerr. "AvEN0ERs."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

cFNTIIRY-Itts and W. Grand blvd. r
NbNiohi Doors Open 6:i5 Park Free
Chss Laughton IN STAND NV FOR
ACTION" HERE WE GO AGAIN, -
Charlie Mccarthy, Fibber MCGEE and Molly.