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Evening star., 1944-05-26

chintz joins the two sections. Huse
clumps Of the flowers from the
chintz are banked In the corners Of
the cloth. tap0Ying on 10 slender
border along the length Of the hem.
Another bouquet. appliqued ss q
center piece, decoratcs the middle
Of the table. With this, q real
flower eenterpiece il unnecessary,
candles and trailing green vines
holding their own amidst fabric
flowers.
II You like simplicity, try colored
organdie with white or deeper color
appliqued for bandings and huge
monosranas. For that personal touch
attach the applique with baby fine
fcatherstitchins In On accent color.
Fabric designers have come to the
rescue with delightful materials. by
the yard, which make interesting
informal tablA linen There's q
strawberry pattern, ..good enough TO
cat" With fiatutal.color berries on
o white ground. Ancther has the
prim little figures Ne associate with
fRfmhouses and the Pennsylvania
Dutch decor, exactly right with pos.
terry tableware and bubble glass.
For picnics In the back yard or
breakfast. look into the possibilities
OF delightful Mexican ccttons for
place mats, cloths and napkins.
brilliantly colorful, in plaids or
checks, they launder perfectly and
are soft enough TO be pleading to
handle. The threads are of the Arm.
round twist, which make perfect
frtnged edge. Cut the pieces 1.-THE
fabric is only Al inches wide) about
an inch larger than the finished
article should be. Invite al the
youngsters In for the afternoon and
give them lemonade and cookies
when they have pulled the threads
on = napkin. It's fun TO do, taking
little more than time, and q whole
breakfast set may be completed in
an afternoon. Not bad, ut the rate
OF so cents yard.
Whether you buy or whether you
make your table linen, you will ind
the crop interesting and colorfM for
summer dining.
Evening star., 1944-05-26

the way solved 1t. took his safety
harness and attached 1t to the sides
Of his crib the same as you would
his carriage and put him in 1t. This
worked for while until he learned
to stand up in it, then had to take
strong pieces of cord and attach the
shoulder pieces to the head of the
crib, loose enough SO that he could
turn from side to side, but he could
not stand or sit up in this way. Then
when 1t was cool. just pinned his
covers to the harness and in this
way kept him covered. II he Is not
yet trained, you will have to put a
folded diaper both underneath him
and the harness to protect the bed
sheet and also between him and the
harness to protect his night clothes
as they stain badly when the leather
becomes wet, surely hope this will
solve your problem as we'll as it did
for me.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
By Dorothy Bihlmam,

CASE OF THE FORBID1EN
TRAVELER-The failroadss very
Fhrmly, but very politely, request that
nonservice people do not travel on
trains unless absolutely necessary,
and especially over the crowded
week ends. However, If you MUST
take that short trip, perhaps you
need an inexpensive overnight case?
If so, how about looking into very
neat one that lis made Of heavy
cardboard pressed into q finish that
resembles lizard skin? The case Is
quite deep and has a convenient top
tray for cosmetics and toilet arti-
cles. Comes in dark red, blue and
black, and is nifty" looking even
though made of cardboard.
GO TO THE ANT-May 80 Is
always considered the opening
gun" for picnics and other outdoor
socials. From this date groups of
frolicking people can be found in
Rock Creek Park. along the Poto-
mac or simply turning out in back
yards or Victory garden patches.
Our scouts discovered several out
standing items in the picnic line
now on display in local store that
our fair weather friends might be
very interested in knowing about
One is charcoal grill that can be
set up anywhere. 1t has q heavy
sheet-metal firebox with solid metal
bottom. which prevents hot ashes
from falling out. The legs are re-
movable and the grill can be used
in two cooking positions. We un-
derstand that handful of charcoal
will cook whole meal. This grill is
light. compact for carrying and is
comparatively inexpensive.
No BURNING ALLOWED - II
you're not interested in the above,
perhaps this item will strike your
fancy. For small cost one can obtain
double "hot puppy" holders and
hamburg cake turner's. These are
also made of metal and are equipped
with extremely long handles 50 you
don't stand too much Of a chance
OF getting burned.
ANTT-INvASION POLICY-Last,
but far from least in the pica,lc
equipment line Is q folding table
made of natural wood with q high
shellac finish. The legs stand about
foot and half high. so even
though you must use the ground as
chair your delicious refreshments
will be kept out of the way of creep
ing invaders. The whole table folds
up into a thin, convenient box
equipped with cord handle for
carrying.
COLD PACK CANNER-"Don't
put of until tomorrow, what you
can do today" should be the slogan
II you are interested in purchasing
a cold pack canner One Of the large
stores has a limited supply of metal
Gamers that will accommodate eight
quart jars at time. They will
allow only one Gamer to a customer
and we've already warned you the
stock is limited. A necessary wire
rack goes with the Gamer
TWINKLE, TWINKLE LITTLE
PAN-Boxes of IL steel wool pads
plus container of securing powder
is another hard-to-find necessity
that is very much in evidence ut
this writing, in one of the large
stores. II it has been long time
Stree your pots and pans have had
a good securing with a product OF
this type, you might give them a
springtirne treat.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
(Thdnks to Mrs. A. J. C.,
.Arliu0fOu ..


This is in answer to the plea OF
Mrs. r. J. NJ. for help, in keeping
her. baby down. e.,. .:~ ...-
Almost six years ago when my
younger daughter was a baby, I had
the same trouble and tried many
things, including the tipped Snug
gle bunny" about which she
screamed everytime she was put
into it. Eventually found an
especially made belt and harness
which permitted the baby plenty
of freedom of movement, but kept
her horizontal and under the covers.
A wide belt tied to the springs on
either side went across the mat
tress. Fastened to this was 4 belt
I think with shoulder straps, which
was fastened around the baby's
body. 1t was so made that she
could turn from side to side, even
over on her tummy but she couldn't
get up, nor out from under the
covers. The price, think, wal
about q dollar. possibly q little more
Evening star., 1944-05-26

be refreshed. Take your choice of
either drawstring frill front. Both
are young and fiattering-and the
answer to the prayer Of any girl
with = wavering budget because you
need only one!
PRETTY PENNY PyNCHER-
Here's a dream OF dress in rayon
shantung. With Its stitched crew
neckline, pretty excuses for sleeves,
and flatterirg dirndl-type skirt, 1t
has q calm uncluttered look that
makes 1t fine adjunct to . cool
Evening star., 1944-05-26
Shopping
ArOHnd

Editors mote" SH o ppi NJ
around" appears re0HtaflI on
Tuesdays. HotUeper, as Memorial
Day falls on nert Tuesday, md
the column contains some items
suitable for that date, -we are
publishingdt today for your con-
Denience. Thereafter it ,Dill re-
turn to ito usual SCHEDULED ...s-.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
CAKES AND COOKIES USING
CORN SrRUP?
REQUESTED by Mrs. G. L. r.,
WuShiuOfOn
Thanks to Mrs. C.. N. E.,
Chepy Chase

! am very anxious to have some
recipes for cakes and cookies using
corn sirup sweetening. rather than
sugar. We send \ great many cakes
and cookies to serviccmen and that
is taking more sugar than we are
asle to buy under the ratieninR
system.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
4 POLENTA; BUTTERMIETS:
DILL GREEN TOMATO PICKLES
Thanks to Mrs. c. N. M.
WnshinntOn /

Thanks to Mrs c. N. M,
Washington
{ n you have never tried these
pickles, do make some this summer,
for they are something apart. "
Very unusual. indeed. Not only do
they fill q need chat is, when one
has too many green tomatoes and is
tempted 10 throw them away be-
cause they are too much trouble,
then this recipe comes into its own
and truly "the stone that has been
rejected becomes the corner stone'D
But they are truly prize pickles
They are absolutely no trouble to
make and 10 no tomatoes have TO be
wasted.
Green tomatoes. stalk celery.
sweet green peppers, garlic. . quarts
water, quart vinegar, cup salt,
dill to taste.
! Use small. Arm, green Tomatoes
Pack into sterlized. jars. Add to
each quart jar bud of garlic.
stalk of celery and green pepper
cut in fourths. Make q brine OF the
4 water, vinegar and salt and boil
with dill for 5 minutes. Pour the
hot brine over the pickles in the
Jars and seal Immediately. These
will be ready for use III four to six
weeks.
I am so glad. and q little proud
at the same time, to be able to send
this recipe for 'polenta." 1t is not
dish that is wanted often, but 1t
Is q good one. 1t sounds like it Is
more trouble than it really is, and
1t may be reheated with no loss of
fine flavor. A smaller amount could
be made, of course.
Polenta is q delicious food made
by filling several layers of thick,
wen-cone corn meal mush with a
deiectable sauce which Is made
without meat.
Sift 2ia cups coarse corn meal
preferably water ground, into "a
quarts Of violently boiling water and
cook until thick. Take care that 1t
does not lump In the process. Cook
over an asbestos mat for 2 hours,
stirring frequently.
Spoon the mush onto heatproof
platter in inch layer, allowing to
cool slightly. Spread half cup Of
sauce on mush and add layer of
sharp, easily melted cheese. Con-
tinue to make layer of sauce and
mush and cheese, saving cupful of
the sauce for the table. Sprinkle
with grated cheese and place In
warm oven to blend somewhat.
Serve more sauce and cheese with
the dish. The sauce is made in this
way:
One cup olive Or cooking Oil. 8
medium-sized onions, 2 cloves of
garlic, l teaspoon salt, ! large can
tomatoes, 3 fresh tomatoes, cut up:
small can mushrooms and season
with herbs, pinch of rosemary, a
pinch of thyme and sage.
Cut onions fine and heat slowly
with seasoning until light brown.
Heat separately without their juices
the tomatoes. When hot, combine
with oniens and cook slowly for half
an hour. Cook mushrooms In but
ter gently for 5 minutes and add to
sauce. Cook slowly half az hour
more.
California red wine is a fine ac-
compartment, with breadsticks and
q green salad with mild dressing.
AS dessert, melon with pulverized
sugar and powdered ginger, and
then sprinklcd with Inse or lemon
juice. - .
The posenta hnay be cut In wedges
like pie and served with more sauce
and cheese at table.
II the mints wanted are the pull
candy type of butter mint, I shall be
glad to repeat, in answer to two
requests, the recipe which was so
favorably received before Christmas.
My phone number is Columbia 1914
Evening star., 1944-05-26
Pin>Money Pickups
foWn laundry,

CUE TO QUALITY - Quality
with a capital @" Is the cue to the
chic OF this dress. First, it's the
fabric ~ that wonderful, durable
Evening star., 1944-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Will EoT be responsl6is for any de6fs
s:i.. II. r. 'Disk H:ilos. rs5 s6os s'5f 7eh ms T.
TElNAcEs vacuum cleaned, special. 60 com.
Ps jt SSssEr1NsssS. SSsr 1NssS.s u WS sash is1S i &. Ia.
holder. ef Is. Oak Hin csmst.ry ca. c. as as
Jnn. Gft is44 aioo s. S nv w',m Gn Mon
eloeher. assistant secretary.
GAS WATER HEATERS.
20; 50. 20 sal automatic; no cash needed.
.Sa'h Osss..:ass s.snssui, TR:SIats a:Sa soss H.
THE ~1szEssaH4AS 1asAzasssHA sAsSSzH sAzh Or
Noses y h. a,r.ss hs.:ss s,sn tha. pursuant
Bank q wilmington W. win s. hsid csP'Iifs a ias
eenkins house at No 316' Pennsyivanis
fbg:ss bret II 4 eounafb.c u 1af CIT, Of
nurposs et eensidsrins and dstsrm.ninr M 's ~
K, syipss rii, ssak :, e M,s,nsfsa
usa stst.s' 'siSf shall !. z. pssin:d t 'sws ana
sonnrmed. apd for the purpose Of voting
ssasI dRsf shs sad s ss.nss ss
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the, consolidation. is on dis At TIE bank
and may Be inspected during business
hours GEORGE 4. DioDTa; Jf.
THE oE EEAsT wEssi4sH5EM409yT sMsiA4ssH5M409yToS sAvNeS BANK
.. "1asopInnffR2si aoInff22s MflfiNos b fhiNMosHAHE'
NOTICE Is hereby given that. pursuant to
lcaI q its trustees = special meeting Of
shs sharsholaer, Of the East Washinston
savinss Bank Of Washington. D. C.. will
e held At its banking house At No. 3l2
rrsnnsylvania Avenue sc, IN the City Of
Wsshinston, District Of Columbia. on
Wednesday June z. 1914: at II 700 O'clock
an. for the purpose Of censidering and
lnetermlning by vote whether an agree
i.he Eationa' Capital Bank ef Washing
Dsres Seassd ~ n q: CITY Of w:shnston
rstihsd nat. q, and conhrmsd. and tor the pur-
y, incidental .ha a., tS tie proposed eonsolidation
;s. ,sd ,srsssnn ,sxresmsnt executed 5, m.;ority Of
ton. IS on Ale at the Sank sns and d0nso'os may Be-
inspected during business hours.
g. wiLSoN EARNsHAw.
J. c. W. Bean, Francis i Kanu.fer'
4, Earle Bourne william n Payne 1r
James A. Donohoe, n EdW II Hushss '''
g.. T. Ounkum. ir. W. Eimpsnn'
uDnn S1ni Ford, Ernest =. Herrell.
"Aniam ihomson' H. Lewis Flemer.
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Evening star., 1944-05-26
THANKS TO Mrs. J. z. j.,
Sedbrook, Md

can sympathize with Mrs.
r. j. M, Washington, and her prob
lem OF keeping her year-old son
horizontal in his crib, as I had the
same trouble with my son. This is
Evening star., 1944-05-26
WAKEFUL BABY
Thanks to DR.. g. D. T.,
WdShfu6fou.

AS a doctor and a mother,
would suggest to Mrs. r. j. M,
Washington, that her baby is get
ting too much sleep in the day
time. She mentions maps" A
lively baby Of one year may 60 on
one nap day schedule with the
nap from about II to o'clock. He
should not be put to bed too soon
after his evening meal and warm,
leisurely bath just before bed time
would help him to relax. / do not
believe he should be confined or re-
strained in warm weather VMy own
babies often slept cross-wise with
their feet hanging out and it did
them no harm.
AS long as he is sleeping in the
same room with you. he will prob
ably wake up when you 90 to bed.
Eventually he will have to have a
room by himself Meanwhile, try
to ignore him as much as possible
and get your own full quota of sleep.
He will get all the sleep he needs,
and If he realizes he can keep you
awake will make q game of it.
Occasionally 1t Is necessary to give
sedatiyes to a child ibut ONLY
under doctors direction for a
short time, until the child acquires
proper sleeping habits.
Evening star., 1944-05-26

trade name under which 1t was sold
There is = possibility that I may
have the last remaining one tucked
away in chest and II Mrs. r. j. NJ.
would like me to, I'll be glad to hunt
for 1t and II found, send 1t to her.
Thanks to Mrs. C. NJ. E.,
Cheuy Chase
In answer to Mrs. r. j. NJ, Wash
ington, about her problem OF her
year-old son standing in his crib at
night, I would like TO tell her that
/. too, had the same problem with
my first boy, who is now S years old
spoke to my pediatrician ut the
time and he suggested \ sort Of
screen like 4 window screen which
tits window. Buy some lumber
and make frame so 1t fits tightly
over the top Of the crib. Then buy
some dog kennel mesh wire and nail
to frame. This screen can be placed
over the top OF the crib and tied on
with rope going completely around
the crib. Have the frame large
enough tabout I inches wide) so 1t
hts over the top OF the crib and will
not fall III on the child. My doctor
said to me stthe time that 1t sounds
cruel, and many mothers will not
use it, but il they did, their problem
would be over, I tried 1t and only
used it three nights and never had
to use 1t again. The child can't
stand up In his crib with the screen
over it. and they do not like the
screen over them, and consequently
stay down rather than have the
screen put on.
hope I have described this
clearly enough so you can get 4
mental picture OF it. One thing I'd
like to add, the wooden frame can
have some old turkish toweling or
other soft material nailed on it so
that it would not scratch the crib.
I have lived In Maryland Z little
over q year. and think the Readers
Clearing House is one of the bright
spots OF The Evening Star.
fEditor's nots-We aDish to
thank Mrs. H. r. b., Washing
ton, for her suggestion on the
babv-sleepino problem, Which
I ,Dds similar to Others already
printed.J
CAKrU .ANn r,<>cDruo y,o,~,~
Evening star., 1944-05-26
Readers Clearing House

Unfortunately, have forgotten the
trade name under which 1t was sold.
There is = possibility that may
have the last remaining one tucked
away in chest and II Mrs. r. j. NJ,
would like me to, I'll be glad to hunt
for 1t and II found, send 1t to her.
Evening star., 1944-05-26

(0onttnued On Next Pass.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Allotment Due
Lawful Wife

War Problem Clinic:
Is a wife separated from her
husband entitled TO an allotment 4?
In case of his death would she
receive his insurance
MRS. III. ]. p.
Dear Mrs. II. j. p; =
The lawful wife Of service
man II entitled To an allotment,
even though the parties may be
separated at the time OF his in
duction. The question OF actual
dependency may be a factor in
some cases. The soldier has the
sole right to name his beneficiary
in tho government insurance
policy on which he pays the pre-
miums.
JUDGE JAMES Y. CHENOT,
Wayne County Circuit Court.
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Vet Seeking
Civil Service Job

War>Problem Clinic:
4 have a medical discharge from
the service and would like 10 know
If il will prevent me from getting
a civil service job. If not, whom
do l see to apply for the job?
EX-CORPORAL.
Dear Ex-Corporal:
You can obtain the best in
formation with reference 10 the
qualifications for civil service
jobs by contracting the office OF
the civil service commission I'm
the Federal Building, West Fort
street.
ROBERT q. FOSTER,
Family Counseling Service, Mer-
rill Palmer School.
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War Problem Clinic:
Soldiers Wife May Lose Pay

He expects 10 be sent 10 a
camp for six months,
then TO be reinstated in the army.
Will / receive my allotment 1
have one child and am quite wor-
ried about this as IL is no fault OF
mine or the baby's that my hus-
band got into this trouble.
MRS. y. 3.
Dear Mrs. Is. b.:
whether or not your depend
ency checks will be stopped
because Of your husbands SEN
tence depends entirely on the
conditions OF the sentence.
II IL carries with IL complete
forfeiture Of his pay, then your
allowance will be suspended for
the period mentioned in the SEN
tence.
This may seem harsh, but II
ne were a civilian and was put
in pail, his earnings would be
curtailed and you would be With
out his contributions.
WALTER II. f. SCOTT.
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War Problem Clinic:

Today's w AR p r o b l. + M
CLINIC is again devoted to ques-
tons concerning selective service
and military regulations.
For example, in todays column
a wife asks If she will receive her
allotment from her husband now
that he has been court-martialed
and sentenced 10 five years and a
discharge.
Walter II. f. Scott, vice COM
mander of the Detroit District
Association. American Legion, has
had many years experience deal
ing with problems Of this sort and
provides the answer 10 this ques-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Carlo Hesitates,
Loses a House
HOII-YTO0n Mnrc

HOLLYWOOD, March ls
n Ia Carlos INDIGESTION, IL
seems extends 20 more than
what picture she will choose for
her comeback. While the Swed-(
iSh star was trying 10 make up
her mind 70 buy the former No
varre home in Santa Monica,
Hurd Hatfield. who'll play the
lead in M-G-MS|'The Picture of
Dorian Gray stepped in and
grabbed the house
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WaIIy Brown(CIan
Find Home Burning
.HOLLYWOOD. March l8.

IIOLLl WUII1 NTdIIn 70
Family of Comedian Wally
Brown awakened in the middle
Of the night TO find the living
room burning. Wind had blown
Goals from the fireplace onto
the rug. Brown battled the
blaze until the engines arrived
and reported 10 the Manhattan
Serenade" set with blstered
hands and forearms.
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Wife Of Convicted
Soldier Worries

War Problem Clinic:
My husband is in the service and
has been court-martialed and SEN
fenced TO five years and q dis
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DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES c March ~. I944-psrt 2. Page
Costello Receives
Jap Sniper' S Gun
HOLLYWOOD. March rs

IiVIIs I WODIJ, MdTtU 10,
Jap sniper'S rifle with 10
notCheS on IL has been sent 10
Lou Costello by Mai. William
Marrocco, flight surgeon in the
south Pacific. The major was a
schoolmate Of Lou's al =. s. 10
in Patterson, y. J. The senior
class voted him as the student
most likely 70 succeed.
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AT yoUR .FA 9s!o MOVIE ~
war BONDS ANo IA. SOLD At AY !..AIE.s!

pIAI T0-Gratiot Mt Mt. Elliott Parking r
hLnLiU cont from 12:46. Academy
Award Winner, Paul Lukas in Watch on
the Rhine" Plus beautiful but Broke"
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Pr. 462s n

p0cEpc-36i6 West Warren UN. 1-o73s
hVuLhO Added Shorts. Brian Donlevy
IA ''Ifangmen Also Die" Plus Nargo in
"Gangway for Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

TnWCp-lasls Grand River HO. 1880 =
iVWLh open i;i5. Park Free. Academy
Award Winner. Paul Lukas, watch On
the Rhine" Mary Martin True 20 LIFE"
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pI0-West Vernon Highway at Central 4
NV Open 70 Noon 10 Midnight. Cary
Grant LARAMIE Day in "Mr. Lucky" Joan
Crawford. aacMurray, above Suspicion"
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pJVICp L--Grand Riyer-Joy Rd. CHI. ts3l =
hIlLhh Jean Arthur 10 "a Lady Takes
Chance" $50. $40, s:25, AS. Plus
Corvette k-225," 1910, 3 as, s:45, 10 90.
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OhlOlhL Cont from II Noon. Red
SHELTON, T., RaIl, "DuBaVry Was Lady"
"Hangmen Also DIE" with Brian Donleyy.
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TRFNT0n-rrenton, Mich. Park Free =
ihLNiVN Open II 80. Cary Grant,
LaEains Day, "Mr. Lucky" Richard DIX,
"Buckskin Frontier" with Jane Wyatt.
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CENiTr-6424 Michigan, near Lvernois 4
OLihlL Cont 1l:45 A. NJ. Academy
svarf winner Paul. EuKas, ''wHtch ON
the Rhine" Plus Beautiful but Broke"
CIVIL ed. Rlyer-Wabash TIE. 2-s47S
oL'lLLL Richard Arlen In
silent BARRIERS" Plus William tHopalong
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at Frederick

hOopLLb starts Sat. at Midnight
"Geronino." Plus a New Feature: Cab
ing Doctor Death" Cartoon. NewA
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CUEpTnkN-krreheval at Sheridan
pliLhIDhN Cartoon. Red SHELTON Iu-
ellie Ball In "DuBarry Was Lady" Plus
Helen walker in The Good Fellows."
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wv lNn0TTE-Wysndo, Mich. 4
W lh'DVIlL open 1890 PARK rree
Nae West v Moore. "The Heats Op.e
The iddgsr.' Merle Oberon, Laird cregar.
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IINC0IN plpY-Fort ~. At O'Connor
LIl'NVL' hhhCan' q Noon Park Free
Wallace Berry IN salute to the Marines. ="
"SvtnEtime Johnny" the Andrews Sisters.
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uII IC--S Orner willis and Hastings
WILD open % Boris Xarlon. Peter
Lore. The B0ogte Man VIII Get yss."
pride % the Plains" Cartoon. Serial.
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pAIWc CTlTE-Woodw'd and Elizabeth 4
hLniO OlhiL John Wayne. susan
Hayward In Fighting Seabees." Joe Z;
Brown in Casanova In Buriesaue."
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V0CITC-HsTper at Harvard Park FREE =
FUOUL Open l245. Bette Davis.
watch on the Rhine" 3:14. :O2. i0:40.
"True to Life" at l:+i. 529 and s.i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

at Grand River y
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