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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted TO:
RAYMOND Hardness from Lillian
Joseph Il. Blood from Lila Peek Blood.
Isabelle Courtade from Grant
John Il. Simpson from Beatrice.
Vera r. Daugherty from Howard.
Florentina Diax from Manuel.
shiriee Diekes from Walter u.
Gussie saites from Paul y.
Ruth Janet Beauchamp from Fay Harry.
Doris r. Butkus from John NJ
MARY r. Rheaume from John L.
Earl French Growbarger from Mildred
Helen.
Isabelle Harris from Carl Edward.
Fstelle Weston from Nathaniel.
Dolores Osborn from John.
Ada Marie Chancey from James r.
Charles I. Hummer from Gertrude.
Della H. Peterson from Ebert "A.
Esther stibel from Mayer.
Josephine Nance from Bailey.
Patricia Diehl from Willis Willian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Deatb Rotices

BAIsEWICH Eleanor Oct 20, ls43, dear
mother OF Mrs. Anna Lucas. Mrs. Con-
stance Jachimski and Mrs. Mary Phinpey.
grandmother OF Mrs. Frances Awdycki,
Mrs. Helen WaskiewicI OF Gardner, Aass /,
Mary Leet OF Wilson. Conn, and Adolph
Monday at $50 from 1911 Portland and at
10 a. m. at 81. John Cantius. Burial In
Woodmers Cemetery.
EHRMANN-oct. 20. Jacob. husband OF
tho late Anna, dear father Of Mrs.
Cyril lie Bel OF Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
Conrad Weber and the late Jacob Jr.
Funeral service Saturday. 2 p. m. at
A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 12o57 Gratiot.
PI0RYNn Dino r., private. U. o.
Army. Btry. b. 36sth 3. l. Bn., Oct
IT., at Fort Adams, Newport, r. l.;
beloved son OF Mrs. Amelia Peder dear
brother OF Mrs. Mary Kiopcie. Edward
auspices Findlater Lodge No. ATS y. and
A. NJ. Saturday at p. m. at J. ID.
Martensen Funeral Home. 1725 Lawndale.
Loyal Order OF Moose service Friday ~
y. m.
OLDkNbURG-oct 81, Fred OF 332s Le-
land; dear brother OF Mrs. Arthur
Ruprecht. Herman T.. Albert J. ana the
late Henry -oldenburg. Funeral service
Saturday, ) p. m, at A. IL. Peters
Funeral Home, l2o57 Gratiot.
ZEITEI,-oc,ober 20. Celia. age Ts. be-
loved wife OF the late Louis: dear
mother Of Mrs. Ella CharleboiA Mrs.
Marie Kowolshf Eugene villeneuve. Mrs.
Evelyn Brow. Mrs Betty Rashien. Mrs.
Yycnns Arsbais and Mrs Pat Elias.
Funeral from the verheyden Funeral
Home, 1890 Mack Ave. al Outer Drive.
saturday AT s:l3 and 70 81. Raymonds
Church at 300.
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE

ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON sTUDios-AdversisinE displays.
posters. 1909 Brush street. Tsepnons
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MATTRESS RENOvATINO

OIL stoves serviced. bought. sold, Ell
changed. t260 Humboldt. TY 5-6s1s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-06

AT 1874 HILLSIDE AVE.-Furnish-
ed, heated room. Central. Inquire
on premises, End floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-06

LARGEST-S and is nm Film Rem
tai Library in city. Reasonable.
GOLDIES CAMERA EXCHANGE,
II Grand ct 6-1S76.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-06
Household Articles
TOYS-GIFT S

We have a large assortment of USE
full gifts and toys. Shop with con-
fldence at your favorite furniture
store and be assured of good quality
at the lowest possible prices. Don't
wait until the last minute. Make
your purchase early this year and
be assured Of not causing disap-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-06

FINE BIG ROOM-Warm and COM
Portable. Suitable for 2 Girls at 458
Baldwin st. Call 4-45c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-06

A few good practical presents which
everyone in the family can enjoy.
Chairs, Knee-hole Desks, Coffee
Tables, Cocktail Tables, Occasional
Tables, Wall Racks, Smokers, Bou-
doir Chairs, Sewing Cabinets, Tele-
phone Sets, Record Cabinet, Dishes,
Night Tables, Chrome Breakfast
Sets, Maple Lamps. Kitchen Rock
ers, Kitchen Cabinets, Card Tables,
Studio Couches, Sofa Beds, Clothes
Hampers, Hassocks, Etc, and hun
dreds and hundreds of other useful
gifts.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT - TERMS
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Rooms, Board, Hotels

LIVING ROOM-And combination
office. Can sleep IA. Heated. Gen.
trail. 70 North Main. Phone 5-0298.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-06
Merchandise
IS Holiday Special

RECORDING STUDIO Make a
record of your voice, or any musi-
cal instrument you play.
DeVITO'S, 257 So. Main. Tel. 4-1657
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Haleck Asks House
10 Order Probe Of
Printing Paper Curb
Y lndiunon Says WLB orde,
Could Be Threut to
American Press
=, the Associated Press


Representative Halleck. Repub-
slican, Of Indiana has asked the
House to authorize an Investigation
-of the War Production Boards re-
scent order curb!ng the use of print
ling paper. arguing that this could
:threaten the press Of the Nation"
Mr.. Halleck's resolution also called
.for broad inquiry by the Interstate
Commerce Committee into Govern
sment proposals to "standardize.
simplify and grade label" commod-
sities.
He questioned the validity OF plac-
ling many Government regulations
within the category of the war
aenort," and concerning the printing
paper curb, observed that the WPB's
printing section was required with
sout adequate and reliable figures on
atotal consumption of paper by in
adustries under their supervision, to
administer a curtailment program
that could threaten the press OF the
Nation"
I "The decision on reduction in use
s0f paper was made somewhere else"
mr.. Halleck asserted in speech to
the House yesterday.
4 Representative Bradley, Repub-
slican, OF Michigan said that "the
administration has started curtail-
ing the use Of all kinds of paper"
And added that he doubted that
many Of the newspapers are aware
of this"
This Congress should demand
that certain policies be changed be-
fore the publications of the country
Are ordered to cut back production
TO level that will make 1t unsound
Tor them to continue in business"
he said.
!. Representative shafer, Republican,
of Michigan said "the hopeless
bungling of the manpower problem
and the peculiar mental gymnasts"
Of OPA were, responsible for the
paper production curtailment.
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Farley and Garner ToIk
Over Post and Future
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
UVALDE, Tex, Feb. 4.-Former
Postmaster General James A. Far
ley paid q three-hour visit yester-
day to former Vice President John
N. Garner and afterward Mr.. Gar
ner said they had talked Of what
has been and what may be-"
Mr.. Farley was Mr.. Gamers
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day visit at the R. w. Morrison
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-17

and all it stands for and presented in an effective and entertaining manner.
 Centered around the assassination of the despicable Reinhard Heyd- rich, superbly portrayed by John Carradine, the film shows the for nation of the Czech underground by peasants of Bohemian village in an effort to help rid themselves of the Nazi aggressor.
 Heading an all-star cast are Alan Curtis. Ralph Morgan, Patricia Mor- ison. John Carradine, Blanche Yur- ka, Fully Marshall, Al Shean, Eliza beth Russell and many others.
 "Hitler's Mailman" is positively one picture that should be seen and from it can be gained a partial re- alization of what has happened tC the defenseless countries Hitler has swallowed up in his quest for world supremacy.
 On the same program is the laugh h-a-minute hit, Danger, WOm- en At Work" with comedy cast headed by Patsy Kelly and Mary Brian.
 Coming soon to the Strand is the powerful drama of the "Isle of For gotten Sins" with Veda Ann Borg and many of your favorites, and Spy Train" a fast-moving story of intrigue, danger and romance. Watch for the play date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-17
WHITMAN ARTISTS
RE-ASSEMB

A reunion of some of the top names of modern music is being achieved at Warner Pr, through
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-17

the assembly of Paul Whiteman' S original band for Rhapsody in Blue"
 To date, nine featured perform CTS of that original organization, in- cluding Henry Busse ard Jack Tea garten. today famed hand leaders in their own right, have been se- cured for the Jesse L. Lasky pro- duction based on the life of the late George GershWin. In addition to Busse, hiteman's original trump ct, and Teagarten, trombonist, the musicians signed are Al Galladroo, clarinetist; Bay Turner, piano; Har- old Mcdonald, drummer; Charles Strickfaden, saxophonist; Mike Pongatore, banjoist; Mischa Rus- sell, violinist; and Jack Barsby, tuba player.
 Busse, now in San Francisco with his own band, will be brought from the Bay City for the film engage ment reunion. Galladoro, now clar- inet soloist with a radio network, is being brought from New York.
 Together with others of the orig inal hiteman band the studio hopes to assemble, the above musicians will portray themselves in several sequences of the picture, including one showing the portly maestro's first presentation of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue" at Aeolian Hall in 1924.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-17
STRAND

"Hitler's Mailman, now showing on the screen of the Strand theater, is a powerful indictment of Nazism
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-17

p. m. Be sure you attend one of them.
 In addition to this greatest stage show in New England, we also, give you 8 grand surrounding screen show, consisting of the first Water bury showing of "Scatteredgood Survives A Murder" with Guy Kib- bee in the leading role of Scatter good. John Milan, popular leading man of some years back makes his screen return as a character actor in the RKO hit. A capable support ing cast includes Margaret Hayes, John Archer, Wallace Ford, George Chandler, Florence Lake, Spencer Charters, Willie Best and many other favorites.
 The first screen show is presented promptly at 12:00 noon with the doors of the theater opening at 11:45 sharp. the complete stage and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-17
In The Local IhenterS
STATE

Performances tonight at Warmers State Theater conclude the engage ments of George Sanders and Mar guerite Chapman in Appointment in Berlin, also Whats Buzzin' Cousin?" with Rochester, Ann Miller, John Hubbard and Freddy Martins S orchestra.
 Tomorrow the State will be signal ly honored with presenting the New England premiere of the sensational production Destroyer" starring Ed ward G. Robinson and a brilliant cast of supporting players.
 Destroyer" is a stirring story of the thrills, laughter and heartbreak behind the inspiring deeds per- formed by men of great courage - men who live their wartime lives aboard fighting ship they love. "A hunk of tin with a heart" they call a John Paul Jones, and moving scenes of comradeship- in-arms take place on her gleaming decks.
 Here's a picture that peers into the very hearts of men at war and men in love. With Waterbury's fav- orite, Edward G. Robinson, as the star of the film in portrayal that is vivid and believably sentimental, Destroyer" is must" for your entertainment list, so plan to attend the opening performances tomor- row.
 Marguerite Chapman, Glenn Ford and Edgar Buchanan play the feat ured roles in support of Robinson, Miss Chapman as his daughter and Glenn Ford portraying the fresh, but handsome young sailor, who falls in love with her. Edgar Buchanan is the stars buddy in the picture, even joining the navy to be near his idol, though he hates the sea.
 Scenes of battles at sea with Japanese subs and other enemy craft are said to be the most thrilling ever captured on film and brought to the screen. All are authentic in every detail, having been filmed under navy supervision. Every thing about this new production is big and from advance reports 1t is destined to head the list of 1943's outstanding screen successes.
 And for your further enjoyment Manager Julia Smith presents Good Luck, MT. Yates, a picture said to be stirring tribute to the home front fighters, those men and women who work tirelessly behind the lines. The new film features Claire Tre-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-17

to be one of the best dancing feat
 ures of the day; Hit No. 3, the Mu- sical Johnstons", master of the xylophone, playing your favorite tunes, in an all new swing arrange ment, Hit No. 4, The Four Du- bois," Something Different" sur prise treat of the year; Hit No. 5, Olsen and Shirley, Dancing Stars of Best Foot Forward" the out standing musical picture of the year starring Harry James; Hit No. G., Garner and Wilson, "Get in the Kitchen, direct from the Ubangi Club; Hit No. ', The Universal Pic ture Star. Larry Blake, Dean Of Representations" and Hit No. 8, we give you our "Poli Rhythm Kings" supplying the musical background for the entire stage show. The stage shows are presented daily, for two days only, 1:2o, 400. 6:3o and 800