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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

polite. aggravate
the crowded situa-
ton in elevators
by holding their
hats on tn G n
C h e S [ S, on their
S d G S, or over
their shoulders.
Nature worked
this one: English
men kiss with
heads tilted 10 the
ri g h I, foreheads
at 2 o'clock and
chins at g. With
A m @ rio ans, its
vice Vcrs a. To
vol d collisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
quite?
Helpful Hints on Good.
II Often coek-eyed. Be-
hovior in Warfime. Goth
cred by Experts From All
Over fhe World

woman i'm public. let alone flirt with
her or touch her. It's an insult. To
play safe, ignore them as their men
folk always do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

the English
girls change
their style,
m @ a n n 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

You may find
a knife in your
backs should
you spit while
p a S S / n G a
m o S q u G, the
MoSlem church.
-
The Arabs
eat their kus-
k u s, a fluffy
grain dish, with
the fingers of
their ri e h I
hand. You must
never use your
left hand.
~ @ er G a [
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Our govern
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
HOSPITAL
'ton'iueud frem PAGE y

Tor enifalit, administration
local >ponsi1lr's Tor voluntary
losais- s~a~nu'ary health
insarane plans and Tor dctcilui.
ua'im 8, policy hy Iruups in
whoh hoih iuc public and me
mctlal profession would nr l,p-
Local Hospital laeiIiiic, Merger
piu cause Questions and ihnsht
eiogi the Detroit hospiill silua-
f;un ileir No ate confronted viii
fist ria' show me dare reed
CIR nmedite action There AZ.
cnl = beds per thers.nd aseii-
sbl, 81 Detroit hospitals
ioosws al me Neero stuwlon.
We find that oF ihN WOW tntu
200 40 nou Twins ir pc,oi
ihsg, are only s7o9 hca. atafisHie
ior iNem elu4 ~ these a. m
ruuit institutions and stfyo only
irfaseuts approximately 2-s bcds
ere available ~ Win. private hos
piials and ~ the 500 IN Neefo
hospitals onlv 81 arc IN grade
= Institutions approved Nv the
american College Of Surgeons and
me American Hospital asso~a-
iion
sneh fi4pr.4 10 noi UPHOLD 'hc
contention OF TIE An, that siy-
oge needing medical care esn
have Il Tor the asking unless ihn
"ean care iha would nor rs4urc
disqualification u would indicate.
on ne other hand thar under
No voluntary system . ked Day
thc ANA md Tho Committee ON
Research and Medical r. monies
me ~itnaiior has go' hccn handled
rs We'll as might 10 hoped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
JACKSON NEWS

lovely ehioken aH4r an
eiten by me Senim tor o. n,
AME church Chp fot aeo
issued 60 The JsiW cAor NOM
hers Friday evening
Mrs Virginia ol,, IS v.srns
her husband Sorseeri d oagr
az Camp Ellis ~
Mrs Fred Goode IS farsr,
stiug nicclY AZ her hose arsra
roi'er operation ~ ,fa ,or
hospital
Harold Morris IS s :.
Ho-aay Mrlonrh fm at %,
duty.
Az instrumental so v sf-
defed hv Miss Nngsrp ma
Selby =, Tho mofoas s..
suntay Dcc n Miss p.,
~, oinpanicd hy he rc'l
The PHYLLIS Nh.a r..
serve Morhcrs dirt 81 e rWc,
NilI have 'heir ci1-tras rtrv
Thursday n.c ~
TIM Phylii, Nh' ir
l4anele held fheir dinner parry
Friday nirhi a. ne wv NJ
-ic WIS furnished + 'as Nrf
Swingsfers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
ECORSE DOINGS

q powder bomb So intense was
me beat and smoke tina, All WIS
l"si before ilf equipment could
"a hook,d an 4 was reported
irom fcliabie Sources that over
thousand dollars ~ cash went UP
vith Tie smoke 1, IS believed
MAT Insurance viii cover the
damage
We don't know whether It wat
leaioasy or lust a fiendl, gesture
on thc pait % one OF our police
efiie,rs hui ve saw one al our
local reporters being eieGcd from
ihe police bro'h because he tried
10 maAe sergeant oui OF an.
oihcr oifa Reporters watch
ymr step
Cpl 1911 tu'Hes ). home on a
short fmwo-h at'c spendire
nsnN nnnins 81 me armed scrv-
ices
Miss Madeline MIS- % t.a pa-
asAi stn neNoH sa.a yes ,o
h'fi's fos'sr 81 a'-e Inn sin.f
~" lasf seierisv evening
l,v ~t, rarltt af NJ. figst
=. ri'~ cluch "a Dsiray The
bride ~as Hen charming IN her
selid white foNn as We're the
bridesmaids The best man and
me groom were looking ,eey
stunning in their tails and TOP
Eats They celebrated hy painting
Soldier boys seem % have a
"a7 Of mahius tac ladies' hearts
'M tastes So SAYS a certain
lH'le lady ON nm street Better
Nah' ur ola itlio~s and gct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
MONROE
By NlNIfnIn lOIiNCT0N

Nai paris was given re-
efny ~ nv fNHe ~ Mrs ST..
'ta ie'f.e T.. Suns attends
tt Nrs Eealf lamts was hostess
e Noinx Nauons club 81
caanei tMF church spon-
ftt anner ~ Tho home -
wiliam Cspnsn Friday.
nc Th Guh re Tucsdag
l,r % IN el>ire-s meeting At
re hnine ~ MIS- Arthur Johnson.
~ onaul street
u4 Garden eluN met Monday
be 10 ~ whlrn tine The officers
fnr iao new years were elected.
Mrs iicnrie'ie l.ee was elected
president Mrs Flora chappcil.
president Mrs William Nit
eheii seorr'af, Miss Ella Perry
lHe Chris',ra pfoeran ~ ~ee.
ord Baptist chnroh viii be- syn.
daF evening Dec -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
Il, ulIo cASroN

N'll iNiNt i' Ni~ ~'N i'' ~
coins 'hroush as romised II toob
,,as. 81 af1Ae ny ibe poH'i,si
heads 80 e'f our ,ounriimen rs
faH &C. hnr aud pli somr efio
forward 81 oar iuitresf- Our $50
chan,c came Wh.n tho NAACP
arpninttd committee to ubrk
On tic transportation situation
along with other ciylc-minted
,i'ig.ns
Tao mon ~ho sAn8ld h ,on
.rd.d ht eufeDs of me twin
cities ale john Lcsonsbi on
ersssmau from ,lc rom di~ric,
clarence ogN'r tce 9 \ stew
fnsen Rev fipr Thad Jones
E'f leorard ~ sabbath ard
yours 'lnN 'rAcv are We mcn
Wee mt lip su,h conraeeous
hgl' for hns service On TIE vast
site W. know mac tie service Is
not one bnraFrd no cent wh Il
we want haf ve ars infar
flai 4 WHY et' heftnr as q ere
Nfie lr SUGGESTIONS IS
Ara cement ~ 'Ae SUI GaN
hmnf Lines Wrandole 'iih
The leii Conaf,llon drive spon-
rored br 10 West Side closed
'as' Saturday night wNh two
dances Tho fiyst Was ~ school
80 : fer 'he children Then fhe
'nusic un'e1 20 90 Ncrion ros'
fn breakfast dance fsr fhs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
Combat Sentimen.

PORTLAND Ofe fANPi
Churches and other OBSERVATIONS
working ieycrishll nere fo
cool 'he hoiiirg oaillron ~ racial
fnsion arising frcm me msla-
non ~ ihousrmis Of Negro wsr
Nofkr.s and ihe return Of Japan
','' Nnfri'en ctacgees 10 their
homes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23

popular support in Britain We
too must have some provision tor
adequate medical care aud such
q plan could take care Of SUCH
mental cascs and INDECENT eases
as our County Board of lustitu-
lions referred 10 IN its rcsolu-
flons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
Holds Regional

colt MBlA $ G. tANP
Dinner speeches awaas "a
Delta songs brought ~ -
Tho two-day session ~ ~ pt.n
sigma Theta southern cgansl
rouference held here Pc q
Delegates We're The gless 10 Sea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
Proposed Medical
science Center

However 'hcr. arc plans now
being carried ont 20 remedy
Tine local situation oro ~ those
plans SIS The proposea Medical
S'icpe. onier of WAYNE rniver-
slft which proposes Ss0o0o 900
lreie,' including hospital unit
Tor those who rcauire hubble as
sisiance y will also offer
place with tho best facilities for
framing aud dcseiopur nurses
end doctors In addition 20 Tho
rrlfs ~ the Medical Science Con-
fcr there are now heing formu
lated plans for a Negro hospital
which would add facili'ice for the
caro- ~ private patients that can
not be included in 'he hospital
se'-up Of The Centor
Tho several private hospitals
~ me ciir have provided = scrv-
10 that would oiherVise not have
hecu provided n ihce had not ey-
isied Bn' the rapid growth or
lle cl'v and rs needs have out
! crown them II Is irncraiivc that
some method be devised and ev-
eenied rs soon ne nossihle Tho
Medical Science Center is mar
''al solution The proposed
f Vacner-Nurrav Dirrell bill o.
iers rian FOR The national an.
rroach 70 group care n n = not
edopicd some substitute musi H.
( considered
England has pronosod tho Bcv-
: eridro plan FOR cradlc-io-erase
social sccnrit, taking care not
cnly ~ Unemployment compcn-
cation but also ~ all kinds Of
medical care This plan has non
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23

NOT >fNINI~. trr $50 iirtd
doirg hnu.feurA ieoh iu oVt
HtfIf NtNIfn tuli Ms fer j.
i'arf.fuf ar ini i'nf rh.
>attAtF fNf0Ru,IioN RANs
rui ~ .2-s
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Ing, and Henry Bass, Z student, pro-
viding general background for the
topic. Miss Helen Derrick Of the
Mckinley faculty Is in charge o1
the student discussion.
other school broadcasts over Sta
ton WMAL this week will include a
dramatized radio version of 1.-THE
Mail Wagon Mystery" at 2:15 pm
Tuesday, and News for Schools, ,
weekly analysis by Howard p
Bailey, assistant to the managing
editor of The Star, at 2 pm
Wednesday.
Pupils Of Morse School will pre-
sent the radio play which is another
In the "Story Book Friends" series
given by elementary schools under
direction of Mrs. Gertrude Howard
Pupils taking part will be Dolores
Turner. Sylvia Slaughter, Juanita
Swan, Leroy Colvin, Leecoast Mack
Philip Rust. James Beasley, Edward
Harris. John Garnett. Joseph Muir
ray, Earle Still and Shirley Wood
ard. Mrs. Carrie W. Elliott is the
teacher In charge.
DR.. Clyde M. Huber is chairman
of the School Radio Committee CO.
operating with The Star and Sta
ton WMAL In presenting the
school broadcasts.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Present Officers Renamed
For Reform Federation

Clinton N. Howard was reelected
for his eighth year as executive su-
perintendent Of the International
Reform Federation at It's 4oth an
nual meeting here Friday.
DR.. d. Leigh Colvin Of New York
was renamed president, DR.. Will
liam s. Abernethy and Judge
Clyde L. Garrett, vice presidents,
and reelected members Of the
Board Of Trustees include DR.. Fred
erick Brown Harris. Senate chap
lain; DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder, pas
tor Of the Church Of the Reforma-
ton; DR.. George s. Duncan, Amer
ican University; DR.. Daniel A. Pol
ing. Philadelphia, and Henry M.
johnson from Louisville.
The session began with a fellow
ship breakfast in the Supreme
Court breakfast room. A commit
tee to formulate plans for the fed
eration's golden jubilee next jan
uary was appointed.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Mckinley Students
Ito Give Radio Debate
lon Labor Tomorrow

The question, "Is Labor Justified
In Demanding Higher Wages at This
Timer" will be debated by students
of Mckinley High School at 2:30
pm. tomorrow over Station WMAL,
in another Of the high school forum
series sponsored jointly by the pub
lie schools, The Evening Star and
Station WMAL.
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, assistant
superintendent of schools In charge
|of senior high schools for divisions
l-9, will act as moderator. The
student speakers will be Steve An
|derson and Mary Eagle for the af-
|firmative and Catherine Zeilly and
Charles Armentrout upholding the
negative.
A warm-up session will be held
before the broadcast, with Frank G.
Daniel, Mckinley principal, presid-
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Modest Pilot
Continued From First Page }

q battle with a swarm of rocket
firing enemy fighters.
1t. Breadley. who is in Mai. How
ards outfit. got his first two Ger
mans in violent 10-second skir-
mish.
II slipped in under two FW- 1905
who were preparing to attack the
bomber formation" he said. "As ]
closed in from 7 o'clock I opened
up and must have hit one in the
gas tank, for as passed over him
he blew up, throwing my ship up
on the tail Of his mate. I hit the
second FW-190 in the engine and
he burst into flame, rolling over on
his back"
For 20 minutes the crews Of an
entire formation of Flying Fortresses
watched In amazement 'the great
est exhibition of CUTS and skill'
they ever witnessed in an aerial
battle when the unidentified airman
plowed into the enemy.
"Single-handed against those ter
rife odds he covered our formation
all by himself" said Maj. Allison
Brooks of Pasadena. Calf, leader
of the formation the lone fighter
was covering.
HE was over us, across the forma-
ton. and around it,"
"The sight of him out there alone,
surrounded by all those Germans
and trading punches right and left
was something I will never forget" "
was the tribute paid the hero by
Evening star., 1944-01-16
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY JANUARY Is, 1914.

chestras, bands and song tests. The
meeting here was part Of . four.
day series of conferences which
began In New York.
DR.. Raymond Kendall. USO music
co-ordinator, reported that during
the last year $500 amateur song
kits and a large quantity OF sheet
music had been distributed to USO
clt1hS
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Victory Gorden ToIk Set

Msr. Edward Sweeney, chairman
Of the Victory Garden Committee
of the American Women's Volun-
tary Services, will open a course
of six lectures sponsored by the
organization at 1890 am. Tues
day at the headquarters, 1920
Twenty y-second street NV. She
will talk on Planning the Garden
with Suitable Varieties.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
1000 US0 Song Leaders
Trained for Service Duty

As part Of the morale program
Of the United Service Organizations,
approximately 1000 song leaders
have been trained by 10 music ad-
visers, 1t was reported yesterday at
q conference in the Pentagon OF q
joint Army and Navy committee
on welfare and recreation.
To stimulate "self entertainment"
among servicemen, at least two song
leaders will be assigned to each
company Of troops who have been
trained for the organization OF or
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Maj. Edwin Brown Of Oakland,
Calf.
"The last time we saw him he was
diving through the clouds on the
tail of the German fighters - =
I'VE don't know who he was, but
there isn't one of us who wouldn t
like to shake his hand"
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Add part Of your bloodstream to
the swelling tide of victory. Call
Blood Donors, District $500, for an
appointment.
Evening star., 1944-01-16


student yesterday with aboard and injured
torches rescued him.
dtohod don
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
British Plug
Fire Phones

LONDON. April 6 GNS)- Pub
lie telephone service between
Britain and all parts of neutral
Fire nas been stopped. il was an
nounced today "as part Of general
measures TO prevent possible leak
ages Of vital Information through
Ireland.
Telegraph service between the
United Kingdom and Fire will re-
main subject TO strict censor
Ship" said the announcement,
issued by British Postmaster
General II. +. c. Crookshank
Last month Prime Minister
De Valera OF Fire rejected a re-
quest by the United States and
Britain that the German legation
and the Japanese eonsulate-gen-
eral in Dublin be closed TO prevent
alleged Axis espionage
Since then Britain has barred
travel between the United King
dom and Fire and has taken other
measures designed TO tighten pre-
cautions against leakages of mill
tary information by way Of Fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Acts al Mickey's

THE NEW show al Mickey's
Show Bar features not one but
several headlinerS. Usually the
talkatve type Jack Carr master
of ceremonies and dancer, goes
pantomime with impressions Of d
draw poker player a movie pest
and a primping lady taking her
own picture in dime store ma
chine Ginger Healy docs a cape
number tor her first offering and
returns later for a song and dance
routine.
Others in the show include
SWING singer Sally Palmer. the
dancing Stewart Sisters. trumpet
soloist vi Schwartz and Lou Ed
wards and his eight California
RhNthmcttcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
SAKS SHOW BAR

The Wallace puppets. operated
by their origlnators. Wallace and
Lea. head the revueat SakS Show
Bar They have their own master
OF Ceremonies, line dancers, adaglo
team and wooden version of Mae
West.
Flesh and blood counterparts
are master Of ceremonies Curtis
Colcy. Lavcrne and Dee with
harmony tunes, Charles and Irene
Joy tn ballroom routines and Tito
Cava laro dancing 10 Gu b n
rhythms Charles Dubin's orches-
ira Dlays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Erskine Hawkins
At Paradise

ERSKINE HAWKINS returns
10 the Paradise Theater tomorrow
with MS Tuxedo Junction Orches-
trs. which has Just completed
engagements In New York's Para
mount Theater and Harlem S
Savoy Ballroom
Featured m m bers OF the
Hawkins crew include Jimmy
Mitchell. blues singer, and pretty
Effie Smith. vocalist Other star
acts include Peg Leg Bates,
dancer. Vivian Harris Tim Moore
and CrackShnt, comedians,
The screen fare Will be The
Monster Maker" mystery thriller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Campaign Film

DESERT VICTORY" a film
showing the British Eighth Army S
Libyan campaign, will be shown
at the Main Library April II at
SIS p. m. The picture was pro-
duced by film units Of the British
Army and the Royal Air Force
and was completed with a high
casualty toll among the Gamer
men. -Four members Of the unit
were killed. seven wounded and
six captured by the enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
THE DETROIT TIMES
Local Group Plans Comic Opera

THE DETROIT FRIENDS OF
OPERA, which presented SINE
tana's The Battered Bride last
fall. is now completing arrange
mcnts for the first Detroit pres
entation Of Johann Strauss comic
opera The Gypsy Baron
Or. Lothar WallersteIn. the
stage director for the Metropoli-
tan Opera Co. will be in charge
of the performance, and several
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
CLUB HAYAARKET

Iieadhned hy Bob Hammond
who puts his birds and monkeys
through laugh-getting routines.
the Iiaymarket revue features
Ray Vincent as q master al cerc-
monies who can also sing Begin
the Bcgune. with a fine baritone
voice Ray introduces Don Amato
the human .aa. the dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Actor Ex-Lawyer

M-G-M LEADING man Horace
McNally gave up a successful law
practice 10 become an actor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
WONDER BAR

Billie Richmond's vocals with
Sammy Diherts orchestra con-
rinue 10 be the number one enter
tanncnt attraction al the Wonder
Bar. For the cocktail hours and
luis there's the music OF Penny
Evans az the piano.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06

Metropolitan singers Will also
come to Detroit 20 assist the cast,
which will be drawn mainly from
local talent.
Detroiters who arc interested
in singing with the chorus should
call DR.. Harry Seitz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
CoNeqe Cycle

you CAN'T RATION LOVE"
Is the fourteenth college picture
TO be filmed on the old Para
mount campus alma mater 9th
ers include Collegiate. - College
Rhythm. Campus Confessions, -
college Swing and Sweater
Girl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06

couple York and LewisLred headed
Vera Crandall IN some comic
dances and sweet singer Joyce
Baker Bill Kuchemann and his
Chateau Band lend expert musical
background.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Veteran Vacations

HIS ROLE in Gold Town
completed. Donald Meek, veteran
actor in more than 200 pictures,
will take his first vacation in
years later this month, planning
a Mexican tour. In Cold Town"
Meek portrays an influential rail-
road president who tangles with
Wallace Beery Roy Del Ruth is
directing. O. o. Dull is producing.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-sale sman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Films Open

BY CHARLES GENTRY

As is the Easter custom, the
motion picture theaters will not
open until after 3 p. m on Good
Friday and all the downtown
houses will have Ire ore services,
beginning at II noon.
THE Michigan, Fox, United Art
Palms-State, Broadway Capt.
tOl, Adams and Madison will all
hold services and following that
will begin 10 show their attrac-
tons.
The United Artists today be-
gins a fourth week OF Lady in the
Dark" the Ginger Rogers star
ring vehicle which out laviSheS
any technicolor spectacle you've
seen in some time. Ray Milland.
Jon Hall. Warner Baxter and
Mischa Auer have the leading
roles in this one.
The Fox. however. brings in a
long awaited new attraction. with
"The Song of Bernadette," opening
Friday at 3 p, m.
BRILLIANT NEWCOMER
This is the film version of the
Franz Werfel novel. which he
wrote after escaping from France.
While il has many such well
known players as Gladys Cooper.
Charles Bedford, Vincent Price
and countless others, the leading
role of Bernadette is played by
a newcomer who vaulted TO the
top Of the Academy Award heap
on the strength Of this single per-
Torrance.
Also new is the Broadway-Capi-
FOL attraction beginning Friday.
II will he THE Bridge Of San
Luis Rey." a cinema treatment Of
Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer prize
winning novel Of several years
ago.
ROMANTIC LEADS
Lynn Bari and Francis Lederer
have the leading romantic roles In
this picture of Peru, while the
other familiar characters are por-
trayed by Akin Tamiroff Nazi-
nova. q Louis Calhern Blanche
Yurka' and Donald Woods.
The Michigan is having such
.d time-witir Betty Hutton and
49, bic Bracken that The Miracle
~ Morgans Creek" the hilarious
Preston Sturges farce will be held
for a second week, beginning
Friday.
William Demarest plays Betty's
funny father and Diana Lynn her
wise-child Of a sister.
Three Russian Girls" drama
OF Soviet women AZ war viii also
remain as the companion feature
on thus present bill.
AT PALMs-STATE
The fans evidently like the
combination Of William Powell
and Hedy Lamar for they, too,
remain for a second week AT the
palms-StAte James Craig is The
handsome stranger, who causes
all the heart trouble IN the case
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romantic melodrams, stays on the
same bill
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This co-stars Rita HayWorth and
Gene Kelly