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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-25
NON SUPPORT CASE

Donald l.. Mullins. whitC. was
tried by Recorder n. T.. Clements in
county court today for abandon
mcnt and ron-Support. and was
given six months on the roads. sus-
pended on condition he pay S.
weekly 10 his wife and pay costs Of
The trial. 1t was the only case tried.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-25
AROUND TOWN
ON. I.I(INSI.

The only marriage license issued
by the register nf deeds Monday
went 10 Monroe Harris and Maggie
Love, GJlurCd. both of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-25
ROAD SENTENCE

Bud Knott. COlOrcd. was sent L
the roads by Mayor Henry Powell
~ police court today for theft o
$50 from Mrs. Mildred Garrett Ash
worth. The sentence was for ninct,
days. II was the only case tried.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-25
..DTNKY CLUE

w. llanCc Hotter. district ratiOniur
executive of Raleigh. will speak IN
place Of Ted johnson. State OPA
head. al the regular meeting OF tho
Rotary club This evening, IT was an
nuunccd today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
SHARMAN
200 HAMMOND BUILDING

2O3 HAMMOND BUILDING
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
IL RMS. Art Center. inc. S522 I:
newly furnished. Beautiful bldg.
Low expenses; s.. 500 dn.
- RMS mr.. Northwest High. In
apis. Rent $50. Inc. 1870 besides
J rms and bath Newly decorated.
Good beds So 500 dn.
% RMS. --Cass. Inc $3.50. rent SIS.
Al housekeeping clean throughout
81 600 down,
IL LARGE beautifully furnished
rooms on Second Inc 1882 ) rms.
e, for owner. This IL really nice /.
81 600 down
10 RMS West Warren In apis
Inc. k3a3. rent SIS. Tnnersprlng
mattresses good invest 81 200 an.
10 RMS mr.. Cass Inc. 500. well
furnished. cheap rent nice bricz:
dandy home $50 dn
CLASS C-Prop. Included. Fast side
al case quota: electric equip
mert good corner bldg 7 rms
upstairs Sif. 200 dn
CLASS c mr. Mt Clemens. Modern
equipment. Rer, SIS. nets over
81 900 month pvont: So. 500 essn
IMPERIAL SALES CA 3s3s
1889 woodward RIM. sot
Open sunday n N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
MEMS HOTEL
RESTAURANT Am pAr

KFS IN UKANT MD BAR
So Rooms. established Is years near
Dodge plant has larSe meeting han
rcor1s furnished 8 paths. 10 toilets.
"a wash stands. stoker steam
heated net 81 O00 month $50. 600.
with SIS, 200 down terms CA 2Os5
or Ma Si76
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
SHARMAN

2o3 HAMMOND BUILDING
STORE BLDG .-3Ox3O for sale: lot
HXi2S corner John DAILY and Trow-
bridge gas and kerosene pumps with
tanks private owner DE- pO4l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
GARAGES FOR RENT
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ATTENTION ATTENTION.
BUSINESS SALES
CLASS c--East side, nice quota In
come. 5000. beautiful place: all
electric equipment 81. 500 stock on
hand. si2 500 down.
CLASS Good spot for coiored or
white: East side near Blvd. nice
hxtures, excellent business. 81. 500
cash.
CONFECTIONERY -Eas, side; has
Pat. Medicine income average $40,
daily rent. SIS, very busy corner
This 10 a steal, 81. 800 down.
COLORED-22 rooms, Is apis; IN
come $3.50 monthly; steam heat,
brick garage With 2 apis. 8 re-
frigs.. Groom apt. for owner; D.
year lease, 50. 500 down.
CoLoRED-Property and furnishings,
IL rooms well furnished and very
nicely decorated: above Blvd. near
Woodward: So. 500 down,
TIE l-3T76 532 MACCABEEs BLDG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
SHARMAN
LUNCH ROOM

equipped, doing good business
owner must sell on account Of III
ness and represents net income OF
81 600 per month building and
equipment, IS. 500: cash or terms
man and wife could handle easily.
OOgs El-G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
HOUSES FOR RENT

0uSLo oh MINI
ALLEN PARK-Large 3-bedrm home
with option 20 buy. 7 min.to Rouge
large lot DE $40.
DEARBoRN-i min. 20 Rouge.
schools. churches. close shopping.
Move right in with option 20 buy.
Houseman-Spitzley. DE $3.50 and
De 1910
MODERN 3 nedrm. houses. s5i so
per mo. IN Wayne. close 10 Mich.
and Howe Rd Apply 4136 Columbus,
mr.. Forest. Telephone Wayne 1853
WAYNE. MICHIGAN Sew 2-bedr..
fun base home ready TO move in
$50 mo Call DECKER. We 1850,
WYANDOTTE
18th ST At Northline- Beautiful brick
duplex singles ? bedrooms. 10 rent
with option. John ouinlan. ca e70i-
APIS. FOR RENT-furrished
WHITE mlddle-sged couple for care
takers. two furnished rooms. Frigi-
daire and So per month rR 2-tT45.
HOTELS
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 1880 csss At
Columbia. Rates 81 up per day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
HOTEL=MILE CIRCLE

HOTEL-MILE CIRCLE
s-story solid brick. stone and steel
bldg on a corner lot: 100 rooms. so
baths new heating plant. roof and
Ere escapes. Net income approx
mately $4,000 q year, will accept
other real estate in trade CA 2065
or MA 5iT6.
SHARMAN
203 HAMMOND BUILDING
LET KELLEY BE YOUR BROKER
TE 2-37OO 4709 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

FOURTH OF JULY SPECIALS
BUSINESS AND PROPERTY
IS ROoMS-Avery. II. w. heat and
stoker. FrigidaIres. immediate
possession; garages. terms.
Q ROOMs-Inc. Si20; 2 garages: stms
81 200. 81 900 dn.
Is ROOMS near Mack and Nontclair:
incl $500 Br ST good furniture.
g. ROOMS owner. 81. 300 dn.
IL ROOMS-s housekeeping. Inc.
$40 Br ? garages newly dec
Grated clean rooms. owner.
water. all So 600 dn.
. ROOMS Beautiful home never
rented oak floors porches, nice
base cor lot 32xI5o, SO, 900 dn.
We Sell Businesses Of all Kinds.
For Action Cell Kelly TIE 2-2700
APARTMENT HOUSES
IL APIS Property and business near
End Frigidares. porches clean as
whistle $500 mo. buys this.
Many others. our advertising space
IL limited
KELLEY REAL ESTATE. Resltor,
TIE 2-370i 400 WOODWARD
FOURTH ST mr.. Kirby. lge fr. hs.
with IT. hskp, rms. hot air hit,
only 50. 300 cash or terms. 8. c.
Hadley. Inc. UN 10000.
GROCERY and meat market. Com
plete stock and fixtures excellent
business. 1900 East Dawson. TO
s-4727.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
TURNER 4 WILSON
2s4< East Mile PR 1893

GRArIor-s-MfLE SIC.
4 rooms and bath storm windows.
screens: large lot, 2-car garage,
solid drive, sacrifice, -. 500 cash.
A. HOLSTER. l+503 East S-nils.
PL 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
BARBER GARDEN

BARBER GARDEN
Wanted AZ once. Have cash customer
II priced right. CA 2065.
SHARMAN
203 HAMMOND BUILDING
BEAUTY SHOP, established fourteen
years: air conditioned, good oppor-
tunity for the right party. TO s-5024.
l770s John n.
CONFECTIONERY, lunch. doing 81. :
900 mouths business: low rent. Call
uN 2-e153.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

FLOWER and gift shop. one Of the
best, doing good business. excellent
location. Have other Interests. PL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
BOARD AND ROOMS

BIRwoOD. iisTi Eenksll- Wyoming
district: gentleman; American home
large, comfortable. nicely furnished
good meals. lunches and transporta-
lion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
HOUSES ron SALE-EAST

ALcoY, 2055z-Brick, bedrooms;
/ year Old; all tile features, storm
sash and screens, Ice. lot; %, 100.
substantial down PINT. OPEN after
moons. A. HOL6rER, l4503 v. Q
Mile. TT 2-7733.
BALDWIN. 5o5i--7 rooms; garage.
Franklin Real Estate. OIL 91o0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
p NJ GREGORY

1884 GRATIoT OPEN TILL eP ".
PACKARD viii paw sou SPOT cash
for your car ~ " is clean. win
good tires 57i East Jefferson ave.
PLYMOUTH Al convertible coupe ;
GOOD top ana tires maroon finish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Chalmers Avs.--6 rms. Easements
HUGO j. RESsE. REXLToR
2705O Van Dyke Ave. IL 1So0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

hard ware store;
~ w. section; doing nice business:
death OF owner compsls sale; terms.
For particulars. call A. A. Burns,
CA 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

1900 D.. JEFFERSON
1871 spec ne L sed
radio. heater, Ike new tires New
car appearance You'li Ike a. Priced
to sell Trade and terms
ITS 4 DEAL" MITCHELL
1900 woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
q1oO GRATIOT

BUICK coNY COUPE. 1891
Dark red. top and trim 90 match,
loaded Nth extras must sell 81 IT'S
HtE Allowance On ola far
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES
BERT BAKER
AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING

AUTO ToPs-Business coupts con-
verted 70 5-pass, coupes. General
Top 4 Trim. 303s Fenkell. UN 1880
CONVERTIBLE tops. opera seats and
cushions custom rebuilt. Dumping,
painting and eomplets mechanical re-
pair. Earls Collision Service.
l062y MACK-LE Ils4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

$500 ''FNNI XIV hh Upon july 4,n
FORD-lp3s De l. sedan: radio.
heater etc. An excellent running unit
and ready ~ 70. Priced 90 sed.
Trade ard terms
ITS \ DEAL" MITCHELL
1000 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Hid at Berchtesqaden

In 1864. at the height Of his
success as playwright, he was
so disguised with "Blood-and-
Iron Bismarck and his swiping
~ smaller LatlonS that he
sought sanctuary for his bruised
soul. so to speak, in the re-
hottest spot he could find in
Europe.
And where do you think this
great enemy Of the state re-
tired to- Berchtesgaden
That story | found III c. G.
Stern's latest entertaining book
of literary and personal knick-
knacks entitled Trumpet Vol
untary' Macmillan.
Miss Stern further reflects on
1hSen choosing the future aerial
cage Of the Gorilla Of Berlin,
"Ibsen at Berchtesgaden at
that time Bismarck. remem-
Der. was the political father OF
Hitler) and for that reason
must surely count as more than
coincidence IL Is the perfect
miracle Of irony. At what bOr-
derline. then. does coincidence
halt and m iracle take its
place ,"
| leave il to you, gentle
reader
But speaking of miracles"
here is another good one from
Miss Storms book
A Tommy in Egypt lost his
bayonet while on bender in
Cairo. AS there was an inspec-
ton coming on. Tommy made
wooden sword and Sheathed
II in order 10 fool the sergeant.
The latter demanded why
Tommy did not show his bay
onet. Tommy replied that he
had promised his father on his
deathbed never 10 bare a bay
Onet.
"Fishy as hell" yelpcd the
sergeant. "Out with -"
MAY the bloody thing he
turned 20 wood" exclaimed
Tommy.
And when he yankcd his bay
onct out Of the Scabbard. sure
enough his bayonet had turned
10 wood,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

ego, its cOes and springs he
Cushes too much, methlnks-
zud fu1somely put I've famous
mathematician up among the
demigods. To all Of which
Prof. Einstein, being a man
with a nonswellable head
would probably say 20 all,
this apotheosis stuff: "Ach
Apfelsauce" ~
As en- instance a. '->t how
shrewdly the eNPourder and
crystallIzer Of the ancient idea
81 coSmIc and human relatively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
By Benjamin DeCasseres

stein make on those around
hum ? Mr. Marlanoff says:
The question is often asked
~ me-: What IL the greatest
impression of him? II Is this.
During all the time I was with
him he never changed. He never
aSSimilated himself 10 the de-
mands of the person, the mo-
ment o. the circumstance. Re
ing near him was for me like
living beside force that could
. be dissolved or split, force
which coincidentally Is brought
out In his name, elm Stein'-a
stone"
He is man of unSwerVable.
honesty Houses, automobiles,
money have been offered him.
"Raus nit" is his contemptu-
Gus answer. Give him his fiddle
and his kraut and he's happy.
In, mind. fixed entirely on
tremendous general cations,
hardly recognizes the tragedies
OF individual men and women.
Here is a picture of the human
stone"
"Einstein has as little patience
with illness as he has with
death. He has large rom
passion fot the sicknesses~ of
the world. but not for the indi-
Viduars. IL must he UNDER
stood this was not manner
of conduct that was consciously
Indifferent: II was merely IA sort
Of Withdrawal. In times Of ill
ness n solicitude for the sufferer
is extended in many ways: in
sympathetic inquiries for the
state Of the patient, in small.
srticulate, studied acts. Albert
practiced none of these"
And when his wife died;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Unmoved by De- th

"Einstein's philosophy Of life
with its attendant viewpoint on
death was unchanged. His wife.
who had been closer and nearer
10 him than any other being
throughout his exceptional life.
was gone.
He did not wait the CUSTOM
airy three DAYS, hut on the day
she passed he said with out
ward calmness. Bury her
Well, what then is the mys-
tory Of EinStein's fame? Mr.,
Marianoff says II is mainly his
magnificent head and a face
that "typlfes the dreamer, the
vlSionary-a seraphlc quality IN
il that touches the heart .
Maybe. But the mystery Of
Elnsteins fame still remains UNI
solved My guess IS that what.
ever the people do not under
stand they worship.
One Of the most astonishing
and ironic condolences Gf II
can be called that ! know Of
is this.
Henrik IbSen Norwegian, the
greatest dramatiSt Of the nine
teenth century, was a believer
in and expounder of the most
rabid and rugged type Of lndi-
vidualiSm. He said, am on 6
other things:
"The state i evil, 30 away
with the state"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

r-7- at TINS FLI8T3I0o over him
sized up / quote yOl ih> from
'irr book
Carl Laemmlc planned for
him a screen showing of a pic
turc at Universal studios, but
unknown 10 Ein>tein, he had ar
ranged banquet luncheon 10
which were asked the impor-
iaut men ot the cinema indus
try. one after another arose
to culoCi1e him The speeches
were filled with fowery rhetoric.
They exhausted all the adjeC-
uVes In the dictionary In de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
BOOKS IN REVIEW
Albert Einstein's Boswell Fails
To ReveaI Mystery Of His Fame

IT SEEMS there are two suns oar sdcrca' ss'onoh Sol
L himself and Albert Enseln.
A. least that's what I gather from Diuitu Naiauaod s
and Palma Waynos "Erstcu; tho Intimate Study Of Grea
Mar" Doubleday Dorau. Mr.. Mauanaof Prot EnsteIns
son-inlaw and faithful Boswell and while ho has written on
Tie whole. vhrant and eaaNlnA.as t.-tatt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

PHYSICIANS WIFE
I lost IS pound, in ~ day.,
MISS H.. WASHINGTON. ID. c:
Had 20 tell the wonderful pewsl Reduced
from 400 10 l36 pounds IN ! months fol.
lowing your plan. les great 20 be able 10 wear
youthful clothes MY friends are amazed; and
many OF them are nov follow ne the plsn.
MRS. r. b, PORTLAND, ORR
! reduced y pounds in about -four weeks
YOU plan 10 most successful way 20 reduce.
MRS. {. NJ, ITHACA. n. Y.
My hips were 50 inches. now - inches
feel like new person. | like the taste also.
Nv Doctor Jst % Ess O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

'CAL-PAR, Dept. 4S4-I.
Gs5 Broadway New York u. y v.
stcIos, s. no FOR vecsl eaa II al PAe
to be srt ro'aH Tad. snd Df Pau'h =
/ tlr.u o- fctul1F lt nor 0rdlod nav
/ rrr.f- unused portion and nv 90 pI.l b
refunded &C on orders accepted
kANE ......-...... q.
| ADDE'S ...................
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

MRS p " TRESNO, CAT,
USERS an vel satisfied. ] lost
- pounds " Veen
SAY WOMAN DRUG CIFRK
] reduced from b6 to rs
- pounds ! ierl like new
per,un snd have more pep.
] wore Hzt - Crtsses, n0H J Ltz siIs u %
Mr. " II, MILWAUKEE, wise
'Flrt week ] lus s pounds Your system
| = mnrvelous 7 went 10 Wotk a. usual
RIG I'd NURSE HOSPITAL DIFTiCiAN
low Is pounds In \, days snd never felt
hetfsf IN nv life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
o No Exercise!
o No Reducing Drugs!
. Absolutely HcrmIessl

4 yo1r dealer hlInt Cal PAR a ,peClal 10
uoducory can containing Is DAYS SUPPLY
all be sent you difec,. postpiid. FOR ONLY
90 THIS 81 90 can - not sold az stofes Money
hstr II sot SATISFIED Fill out the COUPON pm
dA.at IN TIA a,a- s.s..l s-l-- y-u- ~
al PAR ard ne will also send YOU FREE Dr.
PARRISH boosst on reducins conuininE inpofan'
ft-S you ousht 20 know. lncludIng weight ubss
ant chars az tod Va Z,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

P,s:tco uyu saoedyeo oa7oe bend Northern Mssro+s
oos OF luxury feeling Ct elegance me fuller sleeves the
wde cuffs The oresnaer sofoess Built suits not suog
over shoulders they've deeper ahoes plenty Of shoulder And
Aoanaer ao4s ter asttag Lereees Sed Tor
you what your type for you've but 70 choose The ever
aeng lines Of the tuxedo me youthful short Silhouette The
cardigan back model they're all right for FMS year and years 10
Misses Sizes $500. Deferred Payments May Be Arranged
KERNS-EFTH FLOOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

No. 1870 " bf0Tt 10 ~ n u p"
aD> 49, tread 49, raut a. ,rt va
Cct;. 80 cas- q, Gin a. a.ls5.r
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-01-06
Library Notes

The following new books have
recently been added to the
shelves of Big Horn County Lii
brary and may be borrowed by
anyone in the county.
Allen, Double quick Cooking,
For Part--Time HOmemakerS."
How to use your time, your food
and your money in wartime
cooking.
Brightman, 1.-The Spiritual
Life" The author has attempted
to put into words the essential
reality, the practically and the
Importance of spirit; a word too
little understood and often mis-
used. The religion of tine spirit
ual life is examined with analy-
tical judgment, profound schol-
orsnip, and an uninterrupted
consciousness of the Importance
of the spiritual in today's strife.
Cody, New Art of Writing and
Speaking the English Lang
uage." This is one of the most
valuable handbooks of English
ever written.
Davenport, THE Valley of De-
ciSion." Fiction.
Haugland, Letter from New
Guinea" This is the record of an
amazing personal adventure.
Leighton, while We Are Alb
sent" This is the courageous,
witty, and lovable story of how
one woman in this war held her
family together and lived up to
the man Of her heart while he
was away.
Lippman, ~ S. Foreign Pol
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-01-06

icy, Shield of the Republic" An
American political commentator
c%riticizes U. S. foreign policy of
the last 40 years.
Llewellyn, None But the
Lonely Heart" Fiction.
Madrigal, AN Invitation to
Spanish" An interesting and
gayly written grammer.
Pine, The Waltz is Over"
Fiction.
Rizk, Syrian Yankee" An aut-
GEOGRAPHY. A destitute orphan
in Syria learned at fourteen
that he was an American, with
brothers in the United States. It
took him five years to make his
way to this country and then to
Ames, Iowa. There he made his
living as a shoemaker while at
tending school, and later, under
the sponsorship of Readers Di-
gest, made lecture tours. His
story of AUGMENTATION is fresh
and inspiring.
Stein, Its a Cinch Private
Finch" One of the funniest
books that has yet come out of
the army.
Strain, Your Child, His Fam
lily and Friends" The child in
his personal relationship with
others is the theme of this new
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-01-06

Two hundred Australian girls re-
Gently attended the first meeting in
Melbourne of a club whose men,
bership is limited to Australian girls
either married to or engaged to
American servicemen. The object is
to enable girls who may later be-
come neighbors in America to be.
come acquainted in Australia. They
feel they can be of mutual assist
ance in solving new problems.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-01-06
book by a dependable writer.

Swift, who Could Ask For
Anything More?" This is the
story of what happened when a
sophisticated New Yorker mar
RED a cowboy and moved from
Fifth avenue to a horse ranch
in central Oregon. The author
was a successful career woman,
at home in the musical and the
atrical world, who met the west
erner when he was taking part
in a rodeo at New York Worlds
Fair and she was directing en-
tertainment there. The initiation
of an easterner into a world as
hardworking, exciting, and
much more ardous than the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-01-06
B K | EFS.. by Baukhage

Best seller in Britain today is a
booklet on how to stretch a clothes
coupon. Called Make Do and
Mend" the booklet offers the Brit
ish housewife a wealth of informa-
ton or how to utilize her old clothes
and household linen to the last
thread-by methods which would
have made her shudder in peace
time. The booklet is one of the most
popular publications.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-01-06
Worlds Fair is told briskly and
wittily.

QUOTES OF THE WEEK
"All of us who believe in the
continuation of the free en-
terprise system will be delighted
to cooperate with those who are
anxious to secure jobs after the
war."-Philip Murray, president
CLIO.
-
Labor, although it has volun-
tarily accepted wartime regula-
ton, is just as anxious as in
dustry to see governmental re-
strictions lifted after the war"
William Green, president, AFL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28

up astrology on the advice of her
fluttery neighbor Spring Byington,
she doesn't know what she is let
ting herself in for. The first thing
Bill knows he mustn't kiss her on
Tuesday. But in spite of his protest
Hedy won't Give up her horoscope.
Things reach head when Ma
dame Sybill Gay Bainter) predicts
that within a period Hedy will meet
a dark man from far off places
who will be the true love Of her
life. When Air Raid Warden
knocks at Hedys door asking her to
put out the light Hedy decides she
cannot combat destiny. Enter hus-
band Powell trying to straighten out
his wife's martial shennaniganS
and the fun is only beginning. Mix
in a collisio betwee his comet and
the moon while Craig and Hedy find
themselves alone in a mountain
shack and hilarity runs high.
Lovely Hedy was never more
beautiful than she appears in a
special wardrobe designed by Irene.
In her first attempt at light comedy
she carries off her role with assur-
ance of a veteran. William Powell Of
the Lifted, eyebrow" school Of
humor, does an about face with
scenes in the finn calling for him to