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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

COLORED-B argainsl : 6Sll ColfaK.
2-iamily brick , rooms each.
Elliul 2l6, 30 ruoEs. including
furniture. immediate possession.
Beechvood- Milford. 2-family brick. ;
rooms each. terms
TAFT. near Grand River. 2-family
brick rooms each.
Tireman-Woodrow. beautifully recon-
ditioned immediate possession. reason
sble cash price johnson. Is ST.
Antoine. al Forest. TIE 2-9646, eve
nings. TY 5-46se.
COLoRED tRosedaic-John r. - Nine
room income. baths. cabinet sink,
stcker. good condition Immediate pos
session. $500. $4,000 down.
KiRBY.LAWTON- home. steam
heat. good transportation. recreation
room $500, Sl250 down.
ENGLEWOOD So - Sacrifice 10
kitchpneties apartments, furnished,
electric TcfrlgeratorS. steam heat. excel
lent condition Good income. $4,000
down Walden. TR l647o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

.sDOTTEN-VEKNOR. " - Moargn 0
lms.. ; bsthl, Al. A. hii siokeJ, IN
comf SIS w. Price 500 terms
Appointment KNAPP, IA 4iOo
sIN-ROOM house turnkned. stove vli
heat g-car garage 1880 i4fh ST.
lrluirr 90 West SafapnAh s.. 600
$500 dosn
TfLELKAPH,JlM DAILY RD swell e
rwg snt hath acre cara rs. siirtd
~ qgies sale - $500, - terms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
COLORED-20O ACRES!

20 miles from Detroit 2 modern homes.
one vacant. move In. large barn. two
kllas, milk house. chicken house, many
otner small buildings 80 acres sub
divided into smell farms pays for the
entire 200 acres. Call me today. 1
will prove 70 you Il can be done.
$4,000 WILL HANDLE IT.
HAMLAR-Sl3 E. Kirby-TR 2-S54f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
Better Buy Something

Better Buy Something
YOU don't like rather than not buy Al
an This Is no time 70 be super
critical faced with diminishing mer-
chandiSe. hleher prices. cheaper dollars.
10 YOU realize apt prices in this magic
CITY are the lowest in the nation
Learn all the Facts d Figures from Mr.
Bedford. -
GORGEOUS APT.-47 Of , rms. Big
marble lobby elevator. Rent $40 600
holders sacrifice. only $4,000; terms
$4,000.
ali 3 rms Rent $1,000. Table stoves.
stoker Cortland. nr. La Sale. Only
$50 900: terms $4,000.
$4,000 DOWN. 30 apis: clean, well
built. As rms. New stoker. tankless
hot water Rent $4,000. Original
price cut in half
Sl7 500 DOWN. Out OF town owner
orders sale. 3l-apt.. "a rms. New sim.
new Stoker. new decorations. Marvel
value at half original sale.
LIKE NEW Ia apis, 2-3 large rms.
Hi-grade apt Hi-grade location. Rent
5000 Wonderful value terms s22.-
600 down. Lifetime investment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
LINCOLN PARK

1880 Richmond. near elementary and
high school. s-room frame. Insulhric
siding. large dining room. warm All
heat. bsmt. screens and storm sash.
e0-ft lot. Owner leaving town. $500.
terms.
1857 REQ
4 rooms, bath. modern. 3 Yrs. old.
basement attic lot Sodded fenced.
prewar construction owner In service
Price SIS 200. terms. W l. Crowley
1924 Fort 81. AT 1910. AT 37S7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
HANNAH

HANNAH
so CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our clients.
TO SELL
Call real esrate concern who can
give you complete service
-Sales-Management
CA 1900
UN 9-77Oo-PL 46oO-vE $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE E&CH.
HOMES Ano 2-FLATs IN n w. sec
lion from owners Ralph ToyntOn.
i66O5 Grand River We 5-l23l.
SELL I'm QUICK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
FLATS FOR SALE

CARBONDALE s43t - Bcau'i'ul mod
ern income. . and ( fun Easement. hot
afr heat Stoker and 'rcrm0static con-
iTol gAraFes utar transportation and
stores S2.5oo down
El.SEA REALTY A. INVESTMENT CO
62i7 FORT " VI l-l4QO
CASPER. ~ vernon Hy fam 90.
r. A Dr. = garages Al Cund QUICK
p0ss J oCiRiNC VI i.63l6
CLARK AVE cor Vernon ~ district
Modern brick Nat. SIS Tmt "a " a
ft Eafhfts only 81 $50 On Low er
vacant. move in Knapp. IA 4ioC
GEORGIA gs54-Vacsnt biick nat 3
each. flm6Ccs $500. Home Farm
Corr ~ $500
HELEN near MACK Brick double slN-
teen rooms stogms brick Earaget.
lnt 5OAl7o 50 600 Broker Fl 2tOo
iFSOX-Near Wsucr beautiful brick
4Hsf uTicf garages. steam beat
So 500 ierwa Carroll, n b5 20
gE-1 rflflf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
acknowledgements
Colored W. Side Bargains

sCOVEL-s-Tm. bk So $50, 81 40 On.
TAFT-2-family brick. Si7Qo down.
TfREMAN--5-family bra. o each. seps-
rate stm. furn.. only 50 900 down.
SIDBIN TR 1856 TY This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
OWNER -OCCUPIED

CRANE EE FOREsT Good invest
SII4sO month solid construction.
g-csf gar only 50 500 PI $500
SELDOM g. JOHNSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Dunsalows for sale-Easi

GRATIOT.g' MILE SECTION
Z ruous and bath basement. furnace,
storm sash and screens garage. side
drive Handicapped close to shopping,
transp,r alton. good condition. real bar
gain. only 81 200. about one hait cash
IRWIN, KIGHT a. HINES. INC.
IA03A CratiOt. Pl oflo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Income Bung. for Sole-Wesi
Evergreen Road

Near s Mile W Large lots. 6Oxls5.
$3.50. Houseman-Spitzley Corp, 1894
W. 4 Mile Rd RE 6232 or Gil 4s16.
HEALY, North OF z Mile Rosd-60xl00.
$500. Owner. TW 2-2le2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
LINCOLN PARK
3-BEDROOM HOME

Full basement. hot air heat. fully In
suiated restricted community. ready 70
move In Model open st 1924 Morris,
blocks 5. OF Dix-Ouier Or intersec-
lion. W I. Crowley. 1924 Fort 81.
AT 1910. AT 3Ts7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

A CASH SALE
quickly consummated for your improved
property anywhere IN the city. For
JOSEPH Rich i2425 LINwooD
A QUICK sale. price right FEAST side .
Apts., flats. singles SAROS, LIE O2lT.
ALL CASH OFFER IN % HOURS.
We buy colured singles, hats, apis.
No commission Guarantee ca 0o06.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
N. W. SEC. VICTORY. We. 7-ssio.
ALL CASH FOR EQUITIES
ESton-RA 65s4. Ewes. TO o-21s7.
ALWAYS AVAILABLE
The hnest and most complete Real
Estate and Insurance Service.
whether buying or selling. you can
perienced representatives. TO serve YOU
HOMER WARREN e. co
Est. lss4-Stil Growing
AT oNcE-CaSh for your property
singles. flats. apartments. Edw. Hen
kel Co. Hammond BLDG CA 1000.
cAsH-For eolored properties: quick
deals, save commission and time,
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
Proulx. 434o w. Vernon la o7Sl
CASH buyers waiting for houses, fats.
apis Ceschwind. PL CASA.
E. siDE-cash buyers waiting. per-
Sonal attent Aiverson. TW l-7O2O.
FHA oWNRRs--we Will buy your
home. ray nice profit I'm cash quickly.
Rountree. 1900 Plymouth. We $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED
A CASH SALE

A BETTER, CASH DEAL AT ONCEl
Any East side or Italian section
y. G. CHERRY. 2o57 Grauot II 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
MONEY TO LOAN

SPECIAL BUSINESS wOMEN's
DEPT, FOR EMPLOYED WOMEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Quincy. M. Jov Road

Quincy, mr.. JOY koad
5 and 5 nat az bdrE sids drive 2.
car gafa4t rcsspLlbiy pficcd tcfms
afrauied Drive by. cell Mf Thompson
no 2l46. w $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
SANTA ROSA. 1888. near oakmsn
brick SIS bedrooms each pain -
saIlf tepHfafe flfnarta Hte drive ga
stes fsIc rentals tEf..fr
ELSA REALTY q INVESTMENT co
62I7 TgRI ". vi i-l400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Colored-4019 French Rd

Z rooms. basement. furnace
S55O0--S2 600 down
p C.. CHERRY FL 1850
CoLoRED-3c9-7 Hendrie. -Four bed
room brick slate roof. lot soxl7l;
smedley. 4s6 E Warren TIE 1912
COLORED-e0a ST Aubin. Seven
family frame stove mt. Income sio3
monthly $4,000. 81 900 din. W D
Morrison. TO s-452o ewes. TO 5-93So
COlORED West Kirby near Grand
River 3 bedroom single. recreation
room. new furnace Owner must sell
Mus; be seen to appreciate. TR 2-ol2s.
COLORED Southwest Section Ten
room frame: full basement. steam heat
2-cAT garage. Early possession. 50. 500,
81 600 down. Bishav. VI 2-2oso.
COLORED tPolk-River Rouge Four
nat ca. $500 On. Also 5-rni.
single. s26oo cash froulN. 4540
w Vernon LA 6Tsl: la $3.50.
COLoRED-s rooms. natural fireplace
Rot air heat, 2-cer garage. Euclid.
near Brush. $4,000, 81. 500 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

RFvERE-OUTER DRTVE-PreWsr built.
brick. 6 rooms. ! bedroom down. ? W,
steel wire fenced yard bent grass lawn.
Price SIS. $50. $4,000 down, Pl 1900.
SELDOM e. JOHNSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Colored-2 Now Vacant!

HUnSON-Gd. River: q rooms. II. A.
heat, only 81. 500 down
WABASH-S-rm. bungalow, base't, gar.
s D.. X. A. heat. $3.50. S1.25o DIN.
SIOBIN TR i-o366 TY 7-7il5
COLORED - Frederick. 4-fAmily. "a
rms. $4,000. $4,000 Din. Russell
s rms steam. S2.7S0 cash. Hancock
--2-famliy bTk., IL rms, Il A: 81 500.
$4,000 dn Cannon BroG., 1850
1850 Sherman. PI Ol4o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
COLORED-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
+ Vernon. 2s55-Six rooms s4.25o.
S425 down owner CA COOS.
coLoRED-2-iamily. $4,000. immedi
ate possession 7-room single, $500.
81 500 down Groom income, 81 500
On TO e-O555.
nth ST.-BUCHAEAN - Nice : rms.
latb. n a ht deep lot garages.
OnN Sl,7Q0 down Knapp. Ia 400.
CCLORED-Sc Scotch s75l-S3 t2-fatl:
So 800 81 500 down. TY 7-l349.
Jackson Evenings TY 5-9474
-COuORrD-Sortn az Boulevard. brick
II rooms good condition, steam heat.
2-csT garage TO s-S772.
COLORED-5-5 brick. hot afr. $4,000
down 2-iamily. 81 500 down. steam
heat Broker NE $500
COLORrD-Large roomy house vacant.
steam heat listed Tor quick sale.
Broker ~ 2a2l
COLORED-Mullctt 1886 . rraS
bsth ca 2 houses Tor tf950. t495
ccAA ca 000t
COLORED-Harmon 6 rooms. newly
painted new furnace. rarsge. TO
COLOrED-it7o-g4 NuNef. . homes
'gr $3.50 S49S d. Otuer ca 0oos.
COLORED-l444. Muuett z homes
or 81 $50 s4qS down ca 0o0o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
L. H. CRANDALL

Opposite Howell Theater
322 z GRID. RIVER. HOWELL MICH
TEXANS making money in the Lower
rio Grande Valley. Pink grapefruit
winter vegetables and general field
crops profitable. Catalog tgreen cover /.
little farms, homes, bearing groves dig
ranches mailed free Tell us what you
want. where Price, TermS7 Our 40
NJ. old service saves. STROUT REALTY
a. taAn HarlinPen Texas
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07
S7OpACIDEMS-SAM MNpOWER

uplift and guidance of its members
and the ordination of Ministers and
Missionaries.
the corporation may own or sell
any real and personal property nee
essary in carrying on its objects and
may borrow or loan money and rent,
lease or cucumber any real or person
al property or contract debts not to
exceed Fifteen Thousand Dollars,
($15. GO0.OO) and do all other things
necessary to the furtherance of the
corporate objects. This shall be a
non-profit, Church organization. The
existence Of the corporation shall be-
gin al the date Of filing the Articles
and shall terminate one hundred years
from that time. The Church shall be
conducted and managed by an Execu-
tive Board of three directors, one of
whom shall be the presiding Bishop,
as provided in the bylaws.
HOMER HESS SWADER,
SALLIE SWfDER,
ORA ROBINSON
3t By. s-30-end 1O-14-44
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07

construction OF $500 homes a year in
the Omaha Council Bluffs area, Mr..
Walker said this would be the first
building boom since 1926 and the
first in which electrical dealers will
have a line of more than 40 perfected
and fully accepted home appliances
to sell, as most have been developed
since 1926.
I'VE can anticipate a local market
of even greater proportions than the
national average" Mr.. Walker said.
THE dislocation of industry due to
war contract cancellations will be
felt les here than in most localities.
There is an unprecedented buying
power resulting from an all time
record corn crop and a Nebraska
farm income nearly trebled in ten
years to an estimated 700 million dol
lars in 1944-an all time high"
Sales in the first postwar year,
Walker said, should total $4,000 re-
frigerators, 5000 frozen food cabin
cts, 1900 electric ranges, 1000 auto
matte electric washers, $4,000 radios
5000 vacuum cleaners and $4,000
floor and table lamps. He also est
mated the yearly farm market for
wiring of new and remodeled homes
and for electrical equipment on farms
and in farm homes at 9 million dol
lars a year
Concluding his talk, Walker told
Of the postwar plans of the Nebraska
Power to assist dealers and %contrac-
tors.
Haney discussed the power comp
any's priority sales plan, and w. G.
Rathke outlined its postwar adver-
Using program.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07

Farrar Newberry, President Of the
| Woodmen of the World Life Insur-
| ance Society, who was elected Presi-
dent of the Omaha Chamber of Com
merce last Tuesday to succeed Don
B. woodward, received a second
| honor Thursday when he was elected
President Of the National Fraternal
Congress at its 5sth annual confer
ence in St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Newberry has served for the
past year as Vice President of the
National Fraternal Congress, com
poeed of 100 fraternal insurance SOC
ieties.
IN accepting the Presidency Of
~T'raternal Congress, Mr.. Newberry
stressed civic service as a program
for the local lodges of fraternal SOC
ieties.
Il strongly feel the need of a
great renaissance of fraternal activ-
ity," Mr.. Newberry told the delegat-
es to the National Fraternal Con
gress. while we drill our teams
and train our local officers in ritual
ism, let's program the local lodge eff
fort along lines Of service to the To-
cal community. Let's be sure that
when the men and women who have
defended liberty and fraternity on
the battlefronts come home, they
will find a place of welcome and the
facilities for peace-time service in
our local lodges"
Mr.. Newberry has been a resident
Of Omaha since 1885, coming here
from Little Rock, Arkansas, where
he had served as state manager of the
Woodmen of the World. A native
Of Gurdon, Arkansas, and an alum
nus Of Arkadelphia Methodist Col
lege and Vanderbilt University, he
taught history at the Arkadelphia
school and at the University Of Ark
ansas before completing his law stud
les and being admitted to the bar.
He practiced law one year and
served a term in the Arkansas legis-
lature before becoming a Woodmen
field representative in southern Ark
ansas. He also had been the societys
head consul for Arkansas and was a
national director when he came to
Omaa to take charge J the society's
field work. In 1887 he was elected
secretary of the Woodmen of the
World succeeding the late John T.
Yates.
Mr.. Newberry has also served as
a director of the Greater Omaha As
sociation, the Omaha Community
Chest, United War and Community
Fund an Covered Wagon Council Of
the Boy Scouts and is a regent Of
the University of Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07
KICKOFF DATE FOR SIXTH
WAR LOAN. NOV. 20TH


WAR LOAN, NOV. 10Th
The kickoff date for the Sixth
War Loaf drive has been set by Treas
ury officials for November 20, with
the national goal placed at IA billion
dollars, the County War Finance
Committee was advised this week by
w. Dale Clark, Nebraska State
Chairman.
While details will be announced la
ter, the forthcoming drive will follow
the pattern of recent campaigns,
with e., IF" and &c" bonds bought
duning November and December
counting in the official tabulations,
while the purchase of other basket
securities will be confined to the four
weeks perodi, November 20 to Dec
ember 10th.
Although the natonial goal is 2
billion dollars less than that Of the
Fifth War Loan held last June and
July, Mr.. Clark urged Nebraskans
to begin making plans for investing
all they possibly can in government
bonds during the next campaign.
State war bond officials pointed
out that the success Of the Sixth viii
depend, to a large success, upon in.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07

discharged from her trust as Admin
~istratrix and that a hearing will be
had on said petition before said
Court on the 18th day of October,
1914, and that if you fail to appear
before said Court on the said 18th
day Of October, 1914, at 9 o'clock
A. M. and contest said petition, the
Court may grant the prayer Of said
petition, enter a decree Of heirship,
and make such other and further or
ders, allowances and DEGREES, as to
this Court may seem proper, to the
end that all matters pertaining to said
estate may be finally settled and de-
termined.
ROBERT TROYER.
County Judge.
81 beginning $50, end 1914, A
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07

dividual participation. Nebraska ov-
ersubscribed its S106, 100000 goal
during the Fifth by more than $751;
100000, but this was primarily thru
heavy buying by corporations and
other non-banking sources.
Among reasons advanced for the
cut in the national quota is the I'M
usual good cash condition of the Urea
sury, resulting from the 81, 500, oOo, 900
oversubscribed of the summer camp
align, and the light bond redemptions
expected to result from the simplified
redemption plan which went into eff
feet on October 2.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07

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The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07
OUTLINE $1O,OOO,OOO POSTWAR
MARKET FOR ELECTRICAL
DIT ADnT krEc

L l. l.
An annual postwar market for 10
million dollars worth of electrical
appliances, wiring and plumbing was
outlined to more than 300 Omaha and
Council Bluffs electrical dealers,
contractors, distributors and plumb
ers Thursday night at a dinner meet
ing al Hotel Fontenelle, by Glenn a
Walker, general sales manager Of the
Nebraska Power Company.
Other speakers included, Fay F
Smith, vice president and general
manager of the power company Mrs
Ethel Marsh, residential sales man
ager, Cletus Haney, assistant resid-
entail sales manager, and w. c
Rathke, customer service department
Pointing to an estimated postwar
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE

FIRST MISSION OF GOD
Notice is hereby gievn that the I'M
dersigned have associated themselves
together for the purpose Of forming
Z corporation under and by virtue Of
the laws Of the State Of Nebraska
The name Of the corporation shall be
The First Mission Of God. The
principal place of transacting its BUSH
ness shall be the City Of Omaha,
Douglas County, Nebraska.
The resident agent shall be Rev.
Homer Hess Swader, 2Sth and
Blonde Streets, Omaha, Nebraska.
The object Of the corporation shall
be the teaching of the principles of
the Christian Religion as set forth
in the Scriptures and to do all things
necessary in carrying on church work
in that regard, including the spiritual
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07
WALLACE SPEAKS BEFORE
FIVE THOUSAND IN HARLEM
Continued from page j

the people.
Wallace said that in some states,
there is still time to register and to
vote whether you are a Democrat or
a Republican.
Congressman Wawson speaking on
the same program pointed out that
Roosevelt has done more to promote
the welfare Of the Negro than all
other President combined since Abe
Llncoln's time. Dawson said that the
forces supporting the opposition are
those which brought our country to
the bring Of chaos and who now figh
social security, collective bargaining,
Home and farm loan, and sum clear
ance.
c congressman Elect Powell said a
time like this demands a proven PEG
pie and both the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt have proven themselves.
In her address before the massive
audience Mrs. Bthune declared that
we must preserve our economic, social
and cultural gains made by teh Negro
in the past decade
Louis Martin is assistant director
Of publicity for the Democratic Ma
tional committee.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07
YORKER

Legal NOTICES
RAY Z. WILLIAMS, AHy.
Tuchman Bldg, oath at Lake St.
Notice BY publication on petition
for settlement of final administration
account.
In the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska. Bk. So, P. 5s3,
No. 25e53. In the matter Of the es-
tate OF Joseph A.. Knight, deceased:
All persons interested in said mat
ter 1rc hereby notified that on the
10Th day Of September, 1914, Flor
ence Myers filed a petition in said
County Court praying that her final
administration account filed herein be
settled and allowed, and that she be
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-07
RE GAIN
New Spanish Medical
Discovery Gives Quick
Results or No Pay:

Now medical sci
ence brings you
GLAND u LAS
DE TORO a new
discovery. N D
longer need you
suffer from lack
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
LIFE IN HOLLYWOOD

Prs0rities are turning Kathryn Orayson into an apartment dweller.
 It's less than a month since she bought her new ten-room house,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Promising Pictures Feature Programs Of Local 7heaters
FRONT LINE STARS
 FEATURE MUSICAL
Four JlIls in a Jeep' Opens at LOew.POll's With a
 Wealth of Talent

Hold on to your heartl Hang on Co your funnybonel Four Jlils In A Jeep" will spin across the screen at Loew Poll Today The goth Cen- tury--Fox story Of the very merry. musical adventures Of four girls who set out to see the world-the hard way -- features Kay Francis. Carole Lands. Martha Rave and Matzl Mayfair with Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra, John Harvey. Phil Silvers and introduces Dick Haynes. radios sensational singing star. Alice Faye. Betty urable. Car. men Miranda and George Jessel. who acts as master of ceremonies. appear as the films guest stars. he star and song-studded hit Is based on the adventures. romantic an otherwise. Kay Francis, Carole fIandis, Martha Rave and Mitzi Mayfair encountered when they took, their show to our fighting boys in England and in the fox- holes Of North Africa while on their now famous tour. On the screen ils the maddest merriest safari a fiin- some four-some ever made . the gayest, grandest adventures four jecp-happy girls ever met. Here's swing. fun. and romance enough for a dozen picturcs-rolled into one grand entertainment that will dou. ble you up and triple the most pleasure you ever had Happily enough svelte Kay glamorous Carole madcap Martha and pert Mitzi are cast as themselves. And that's more than enough for anyone. These who have read any Of their interviews given on their return from the real tour will realize that very little of the fllm is based on fiction. he same laughter and sheer entertainment the girls took to the boys overseas predominates and fills the screen with joy. Each Of them gives characteristically top-flight performances in a grand story that exploits their individual talents to the fullest.
 The co-hit on this big two feature hit program is Roger Touhy Gang ster" starring Preston Foster. and Victor McLaglen. Action right in the headlines are featured ir this hit. all the thrills in Roger Touhy violent life is shown on the screen and will keep you in suspense from the start to the finish.
 Don't miss this grand show. rec member you will see two big feat ures on one big program. It's a show of shows.