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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

10 events with war stamps going
10 the first. second and third in
each event. There viii also be -
lifcSaving demonstration by Rcd
Cross swimmers under the direc-
ton of Ernest Goetz and a water
ballet by the ST. Clair Aquatic
Club under the direction of Marie
DcroSier and Frank Butler.
The meet is open o'the public
and all swimming fans are wei
come 20 attend.
The program follows:
% Boys s 10 10 years. t2) girls. 8 ~
IN years 90 bows. 10 10 ~ years 90
girls. 30 10 - years Event-Jump into
deep water swim 10 yards. make sharp
turn swim half way back 20 startfnr
point. turn over on back finish race on
hack 70 starting point
thl Roys. - ~ ~ years; (6) girls -
~ ~ years 90 hoys. "a 20 rs years. (s1
girls. "A 10 IS years. Event-Jump into
deep water. swim IS wards. make sharp
turn. return 20 within Eve yards ~ start
Ing place. turn on back ana hnish course
on back
ta) Men. over Is years: do) women
over Is years Event-Jump into deep
water. swim Is yards. make sharp turn
return 20 within FIVE yards of starting
place. turn on hack and hnish course on
back.
ADDED ATTRACTION
Life saving demonstration by Red cross
swimmers under the direction Of Ernie
water ballet, hy 81. clair Aquatic club.
under the direction Of Marie DerOsier and
Frank Butler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
sTRoH COMING Up

Battle Creek pinmen will share
the drives with those from Sagi-
nav. and a sprinkling from ST
Johns, Bay City and Detroit
Members Of Henry Schoder's Nc
Coy and Joe Stocks WilcoX-Rich
auintets are expected TO make
Battle Creeks chief bids.
Whether the 306S Of Louis
BBttf.fa,s DO LIKE of Detroit is to
WIN the team championship may
be decided mex Saturday when
joe Norris Strnh, Charley Kotar-
skis Fife and Dave Berger's j r..
Berger appear. Stroh won the
crown in Port Huron last year on
3O6l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Little State Meet

As manager Of Bob Thyne's
third PariSclean five-men sweep
stakes, Steve Cruchon says the
event will resemble a little
state tournament from all indi-
cations. II is a three-Game test
across six alleys and will be
held al Red Mill Recreation
week-ehds. starting April :
NOT ONLY are all Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Holmes at loves

r o Nd N ROUND
George Holmes is the new night
manager at Lowe s.. Fred Mil
Ter is headed for tho Metro
Classic individual average crown
with 1887 Eleanor Brown
|. is now captain of the Chene-
)Trombly Il M with Madeline
'Romen devoting all her time 10
the women's city tourney
Rheingold Ladies Of Chicago re-
Gently hit 1925 in 2S56 There.
are only" % Journeys going on
in Chicago at present.
One of the bowling teams on
Guadalcanal, piloted by a chap
lain, is aptly called Holy Roll-
ers" Pvt. Vince Mikiel. for
mer Detroiter who won the 1871
Petersen Classic, has been trans
ferred to Philadelphia In
the New York City area he took
part in more than 100 Red Cross
exhibitions and benefits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
ONLY GAME IN TOWN

ONLY GAME IN TOWN
DEPT; You will have to-like
gambling to bet on the horses in
Canada this year, for the gov
eHamenthas Hppcd the take 10
p per cent That takes
everything but the customers
suspenders before he gets out
the gate 1t may be true a
stcker loves tU-hg- taken,-but
someday the Canadian authori-
ties may get wise TO the fact
they could get more revenue by
lowering the take so the Gus
toner gets something like
faif shake If-yeH- don't
think so, look at the figures:
The betting on all Canadian
race tracks last year amounted
to S33,000,000, in other words.
100000 less than was wag-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Lutheran Pinmen Get
Prize Money Sunday

Presentation of gold rings to the
champions in each event, Ia in all,
and distribution of prize money
will feature the annual business
meeting of the Detroit Lutheran
Bowling Association at Geth-
Semane Hail, 1861 Twenty-eighth
street. this Sunday at 3 p. m.
Rule changes also will be dis
cussed.
Low paying scores are 1854 in
the regular -fiipe-HaeH5 -iH-tife
over-average, 1854 in the doubles,
$50 in the singles and 1856 in the
all-events. There also will be ID
goodfellowship awards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

Lansing. Port Huron and Muske-
gon seeking the $500 top prize
and trophy,
With Cruchon in charge. the
sweeps is bound 10 be a success.
lie was the young man behind
Andy Stefani's individual classic
and made il what il was at
Rainbow. When he left for the
army the event folded. Back,
after a medical discharge, Cru
chon is now rolling with Detroit
GaSknt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Altoona Mixed Event
Entry DeddIine Near

Entries close next Sunday az
midnight for the annual mixed
bowling tournament 10 be held
week-ends at Altoona Recreation,
April 2-May 6. Regular teams
with 1000 as scratch are composed
Of two women and three men,
doubles with 400 as scratch one
man and one woman. Loren Long
is secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Abe and Central
Champions Roll
AT Palmer Park

Headed by Tod Moskal and
Gene Ippel, Saginaw bowlers are
expected TO provide some changes
among the leaders in the doubles,
singles and all-eyents OF the 4lst
annual state bowling tournament
at the Palmer Park Recreation
here this Sunday.
Moskal is the present American
Bowling Congress all-eyents cham
plon as a result of his 1873 in
Columbus two years ago, when
the event was last held. He had
500 in the team, III in the dou-
bles and 663 in the singles. Ippel
outrolled the leading stars of the
Middle West when ne captured
the Central States singles title in
Cleveland two months ago with
74S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis 4. Waite
ADAMS RODE COOPER,
BUT IT'S DANGEROUS

CHICAGO. March 25-Mau-
ager Adams of the Red Wings
viii he very busy trying 10 mas
tcrmiud MS men into the series
lead when they face the Chi
cago Black Hawks here this
Sunday night in the third game
Of the Stanley Cup semifinals
But it's even money Big JACK
won't be riding defenseman Joe
Cooper of the Hawks from the
Detroit bench
Adams can be very irritating
TO the opposition with his bench
riding, even 10 a person who
appears as phleg%atic as
Cooper And Adams had Cooper's
wave length on the Red Wings
last visit here With a steady
barrage Of critical comments he
had Cooper chewing his stick
when the third period started.
COULDN'T MISS
II tried to make believe I
didn't hear him, but out of the
corner of my eye 1 could see his
big round, red face leaning over
the boards" said Cooper today.
Every word Adams uttered
came in on direct wave
length"
Then the puck came to Coo
per. He declares he momentarlly
forgot about Adams as a Red
Wing forechecker rushed in on
him. He tried 10 clear the puck,
but it sailed off his stick at an
angle right for Adams.
SmackOl The disc hit the De-
troit manager right in the fore
head. glanced off into the
crowd.
Adams grabbed his head, then
rubbed the spot and began 10
grin as the spectators back of
the bench began 10 rib MIN
about Cooper's comeback.
Adams was fast on the up
take.
II know IL was an accident,
because Joe couldn't shoot that
straight in 100 years. If he
could I'd make a deal for him."
said the Wing .hncc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

WINGS HONOR HAWKS:
Doug Bentley is named as left
wing and Earl Seibert as de-
fenseman on the all-opponent
team picked by the Red Wings
The Wings know their foes,
for these are the Hawk stars
who are troubling them most
in the playoffs
Each of these stars received
AZ points out of a possible 81 in
the selection in which 16 play
erS and Jack Adams partici-
pated High men, however.
were goalie Bill Durham OF
Montreal and right wing Lorne
Carr of Toronto with 40
Walter (Babe) Prattwas named
to a defense post with 30 points,
while Bill Cowley was picked
as center with 80 The Sec
ond team is! Ken McAuley. New
York. goal; Jack Crawford, Bos-
ton, and Emil Bouchard, Mon
treal, defense; Elmer Lach.
Montreal, center; Herb Cain.
Boston, and Bill Mosienko, Chi
cdgO, wings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Spariing
No Pins
Chicago Props
Forming Clubs
for Pinboys
BY HAROLD KAHL

Chicago proprietors are try
ing a pinboy plan Harold Allen
and Other Detroit owners may
do well to consider, not only for
the benefit of the bowlers but
for themselves. II may end
that continuous pinneroo ear
ache TO the extent they would
be able to ration their aspirin
quota in the future.
Under the Chic ago plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Wolves Stay in Race

The Wolves eliminated the
Wildcats last week. 1920, in the
SemiGnalS of the Ford Administra-
ton men $ basketball league. Gul-
lett topped the winners with II
points. with Focht adding nine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Detroit and Pontiac
EIks Finish Series

Ten teams from the Detroit and
Pontiac lodges OF Elks Will wind
up their annual home and home
bowling match at the Motor Inn
Recreation in Pontiac this Sun
day. The Pontiac fves gained a
l12-pin lead in the first half at
the Garden Recreation here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

supervised by an athletic direc-
tor from the various high
schools. The age limit IN Michl-
gan is Is
Windy City props have adj
vanced $500 TO get the plan
into operation with Milt Ray
mer, long identified in national
high school bowling, IN charge.
Stores. or other suitable spots.
VIII -least-t4i affa fitted A.
elubToomS. Games like table
tennis. billiards, chess and
checkers Will be provided free
10 the members.
There's reason for all this,
and with Louis +. Petersen IN
the picture, naturally there
would be. Each boy viii be re-
uuired 10 set pins in one OF the
establishments IN the vicinity OF
his home and club. How they
will be able 10 drag BOYS Of
these ages away from interesting
table tennis games, or billiards,
may be A fly in the ointment
Chicago props are overlooking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

All Star Clas-
sic. Gre atT
y g I T o l I,
NJ ic h ig A n
VI a jor and
NJ etropolitan
Classic teams
planning TO
compete, but
there will be
entries from
Grand r a p
ids + ] n I.
y n V CT ",
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Angelic Ends Match
With Ree(k Sunday

Norm Rceck VIII be up only 81
pins on Mike Angelic when the
pair bowl the final block OF their
ZO-game series for a $500 purse
at the Centennial Recreation this
Sunday pm -Reeck- aver
aged 2OI.3 10 Augello's 1873 for
the first 10 games at West Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
SARDINE PACKING DEPT:

SARDINE PACKING DEPT:
Two sellout crowds of $1,000
already are assured at Chicago
Stadium for the Detroit Chicago
playoff games, but a fire mar
shal'S rule against crowding
probably will prevent any threat
TO the record of 1901 paid adj
missions set when the Wing and
Hawks punched il out thfee~sea-
sons ago That was the game
after Jimmy Orlando created
furore by kayoing two Gold
Coast socialites, who came down
to the bench 10 abuse him after
the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

Y o u I n s
hro ughout
the city are
b @ / n & or
gained into
groups called
Chicago Pro-
pTiCtOrs Boys
Clubs. Each
will have a
m g mbership
Of 100 boys
from the ages
of Ii to II,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
War Bonds, Stamps
For Swim Prizes
BY EDGAR HAYES

nearly 5000 Deroers been learning
viii compete bonds and sponsored
Friday night
Clair Community Center The of the
teach possible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Arkansas Finally Wins

Until Arkansas beat Southern
Methodist in 1913 Southwest
Conference game the Razorbacks
hadn't won in the loop for a 20
game stretch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
mpLutherdn
Five Makes Bid
In Times Sweeps.
by HAROLD KAHL

If Ed TroSien's Progressive
bowlers duplicate their Lutheran
championship total they will seize
second place by six pins over + &
3 in Class A. of The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes at Imperial Recrea-
ton in the General Motors build
ing this Sunday.
Only three weeks ago Trosien
and his sidekickS, Fred Stark,
Marvin Hannenberg. Pete Ruehle
and Frank Keefe, emerged with
the Lutheran crown on 3140, of
which 1890 was actual pinfall, the
other 80 spot + & B is riding
second with 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
- EtS-ftass C==w'UtvFTtr7s flT'a'H- ifiti-s
Tower senior. G Strand. GAS ~ I.aha-
dies An-Amercans, Ec0rse Businessmen
a ParisKa Roman Grocery. Midland p,
Don Brink: schridts Collision " Chic
Nrichhorh0od T FedOrick, HigEerson
Funeral Home x ~ c Clyde HiFEerson
Dcnmire EXP. Eng. Klee's Industrial,
Amhy Rouer. Copperheads Essex, s.
Ross Class F-Delsware KiVanis. p.
BraunschWieg Thunderbolts Army All
Forces Arthur Weity; Chumps Flex-o-
Tube, Frank Kren, Aircraft Bower
soo-Cias. B-superior steel Treating.
Wurm's. Al B1schian Class -Srethkamp
Auto Sales Palace House. W. stark Rec
reafiSn Hiusdaie City Art Oherlin Avon
Rar. pay City Tavern. " Beehler De-
frDif GaFket No s crest $50. Les Mark
rTrff CIayS -FfoWne r1ru7'i -
Clemens Leader Charles Rots Pintwisters.
Flint UAW-ClO " Mudry. Francis Bar.
pRrkade Homes W Waluk Old Timers.
Marine City House. q. Brown. Class Z
Elkton. Bad Axe 4. Rex. Ldhkuman
sleeves. FleN-O-Tube I'd Macieiewsk
Tool Stores OerHkon Gun. Pontiac. George
s.IS-CIae, NO 3. Confidential 2sN.
Frank blouse. Shorfv's Rec. shorty 2
Recreation Lister Kiss. Class p-Rudoni
Bros Inc Joe Yandie. John Wirth.
George DumheUer Training Oct. Trans.
p Ling: H0eft's Service. Ann Arhor 10th
Century. owen Hoeft. Dairy Workers.
Twin Pines Tigers. Charles Lang Twin
Pines Bulls c Sheridan. Covenant lu-
theran Russell Huebner Class E-Once
No. 2. Bull stamping, Al Palombo'
p a p. Machine, shortys Rec. Vernon
Hiesmer Eagles Oerlikon Night. Pontiac.
Burton Schoolmaster
7:80-Class A Metropolitan Classic
Progressive Welding I'd Tr0sien koppit7
Beer Jack Gardner Sackman's Detroit
Times AI-Star Classic, Cy GoralcZyk.
Class B-Nye Furniture. Rtters House
" Read White Music Co. lnter-City,
Vince Kelly; Sprinrwells Rec. Travelling
sam Esordi. Class C-Michigan Wire Die
Ritter Jr.. Paul Gheran; Wilson Dairy
Palm Beach ST. Norm Morrison. Class
n Smiley Stores 81 clair Shores Bus
Men, Leo Francis; Dive Bombers KEEL
vinatnr. Jack Lpscomh Class E-Thun
derbolts, II. Rerriman, Clarence a Harold
Ecorse Businessmen, Sam Kekich
a:f5-CIass B-Gruen Gage. Rainbow
900. Ember Thomas Class C--Green DRUG
Palm Beach 81 Jack Higley; Van pyk,
Cl0thiers. Ramona House Elmer Skalskv.
Glass D--Good shop. Buchanan Cafe. Ku,
rowski;t Engines Cadillac Square. o.
Stricken: Mel-O- Drome, Allen Park Jr
n Marson Ventures No. :, Ford Air
craft stan iisiecki. Jeans Super Service
Van Born Community Jean La Foone
Kiug 81 Sianislaus. Fd Clsak. Class p
Roe Nickcrs I'd sauble Defense lnspsc
iion Ternstedt Vance Platte. Red Birds
Oerlkon Gun, Paul spraEg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
TOUGH TO CRACK

The Progressives are not par
ticularly concerned with the lead
ING 1859 of Henry Ehrle's Coca
Cola as that is tough one TO
crack. 1t can and has been beaten,
however. at the same alleys. In
fact, Coca Cola spiders are not
counting themselves in until two
weeks from this Sunday when the
event ends.
Rolling at the same time as Pro
grrsSives are Cy GoraicZyk'S Sack
mans and Jack Gardeners KoppitZ,
leader Of the Metropolitan Classic.
Both of these fiveS will be gunned
10 "shoot-the-works," 1869. or not.
All OF which only adds a few more
gray hairs 20 Ehrle's scalp because
if there is anything be has wanted
10 win it's the Times Sweeps.
SaekfnaR's viii use its Tuesday
Times Classic lineup Jim DiMeg-
lio Archie JankowSki, George
Lukach and Stan Stanulis in addi-
tion 10 Cy and not the Wednesday
one which clipped of city season
records of 1906 1907 and Ia. The
ever-plugging KopIjitz will have
Bob Rich. Bud Little Round
Man" Ritter. Charley Wagner and
CfO Gardner besides Jack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

Al GINA RE. $500 MICHIGAN AVE;
a asss sow .IS ro 81 H' eso. 20 IA ''5
uHIIL Z pm EEkpAYs UNTIL p. N.
IupLccLnnp f5lOi sCHAEFER. Near
Open so~lino All Day Saturday.. sundays From
10 A. n. TIN CLOSING. weekday, TIN ?. After a..
ART CENTRE ~ sIcsSs re' '.csas
Open Bowling ALL DAY Saturday, and sundays.
Free Psrslus. ESosllsnt TRANSPORTATION fseiitls,'
BEACON REC. w. vt s,'.o, /" W. TA, ,.ss,s
Open Bowling TO-DAY $50 A. N. Tin CLOSING.
Reservation, Taken for MORNINGS and Afternoon.
ROW. .0.DROME !37o ,,, OtxTtR: NO. S:,: $3.50
Open Bowling al All Times!
BRIGHTMOOR aOs4s .TsEttt :. ave; ,s,s Near
10 Fully Equipped Bruns~ies strssmlined Alleys.
Open 5o~Iins ALL DAY Saturday, snd Sundays.
ninIIIn is2 EAST CONGRESS-
uAulllhU 20 Alleys Tables CT. sisi
Open Bowling Today-All Day!
CENTENNIAL s,. s's sm asAT sS.., Svs $3.50
open sO~Iins TO-DAY. 3 A. N. until 80 A. ~.
IS lanes. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail tOvnOs.
CHENE- TROMBLY ,. A 81. sHsr q. $40
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. NJ. AFTER ~ p. n.
CREST LANES fytt .5s.Ts {" GO. I RIyta
eo~isr'' Paradise .l,r our STAG. Bar and
DETROIT RECREATION ss s4taytT Z. =. s,.o
Open Bowling at All Times!
DEXTER REC, O5ST sl. ~ sOs r. s s.yO.
Open Bowling Today-AII DaJ
GARDEN REC. ago wpoow4s0 - y 81 Ease
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY from 10 a. ~ Us.
TIL CLOSING. WEEKDAYS UNTIL s p. n.
GRAND CENTRAL '"' - [gH ,',,I sA"K
Pleasure 10 Bowl At uuistsu Alley, In p.,roi,
Good TRANSPORTATION Faoiiiiiss-Bu,. Street Car
HAL .D0DDS asa "; GRAND stvo al
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
8 Minutes From oo~n'o~n. Ampls PARKING.
IMPERIAL REC, s{ ess1s., sOTOCs stos.
70 MODERN ALLEYS
ossr ty'rS Day Un,n Midnight Ma. sass.
J. J. MILLETT'S "'7 T q. "! AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
0WF'S RE 10 BILLIARD TABLES
20 BOWLING ALLEYS
Corktah Lounge murray S3l2
1925 fast jefferson n Eas,iaun
/ IleKY eTplHE esli GRAND RIVER Al
lOVNl 0lnlhL the BIvD IN. 5.sss,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY. p ~ usrl
=. ". a BRUNSWICK LANES. BGs.
MT. ELLIOTT REC, ''Sao Mt ELLIOTT g..
Open Alisyt TODAY FROM A. ~ Untu 2.sf
a. NJ Visit Our Cocktail Louuss. ESesilsrt food
NEW GARFIELD t,,s ests5 sIsItr
Under Nsu Management. opea BouIing TO-DAY
ALL DAY. weekdays 10 A. n. Until p
NORTH END 70 1'; so ,Ssi cA~'4S; , ssS.
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
CONSULT This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
TO BE, OR-IN b.

4 strong feeling exists Al Sa-
ccrt,e- GoeSSman's F,ipe ef DENLY
may step out as Class r leader
on 2S9S. Such clubs as al Bos-
chian's Superior OF Wurms. Bob
Reads Nye Of Rittcr's. Sam Is
rord1 = STrn1EwrffS fftt7C- Uff tt1e
travelling, vince Keiley'S White OF
the Inter-City. and Ember Thomas
Grucr Of the Rainbow $50 may
make II a realty.
OutState quintets from Bay
City, Flint. Hlllsdale, Midland and
Bad Axe VIII loin those from
Marine City MI Clemens Ann
Arbor. ST. Clair. Pontiac and De
troit in the lower divisions where
the 2s43 OF Claude Wards Jerry's
IN tffrt-f zsrii e 52-r1ft
George Hamilton's Chuck's Five
y and 270S Of Bill Shankle's Chi
cago Pneumatic Testers T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

cred al The Detroit track
The take here will be 10 per
cent this year - 1t was IA
last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

TERRY'S '; szv 05GO's Is ,., ss1a
Open BoNiino Att DAY Ssturesyr ara sundays.
Neekoau TN 5. After co. Thun.. Fu. Altar q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

IL know IL was an accident,
because Joe couldn't shoot that
straight in 100 years. II he
could I'D make a deal for him."
said the Wing boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

he Chic go plan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

TUE uLpIcc 27sss MICHIGAN ava.
INK MAT LIO 20 ALLEYS OF s7t0
ENJOY OPEN BOWLING AT DAY WIRE
TO-DAY FROM 90 n uNTit CLOSING.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-13
M The Local TheaterS
STRAND

Adventure and romance run neck and neck in Metro Goldwyn May CTS newest picture "The Adven- lures of Tartu," which stars Robert Donat and with Valerie Hodson, Glynis Johns and Walter Rilla in the chief supporting cast. The pie ture is now playing at the Strand theater.
 Directed in London by Harold s. Bucquet, the picture depicts the ad- ventures of a special British agent, Tartu who is assigned to go to Czechislovakia, blow up the Skoda works and bring back with him the formula the Nazis have been using for producing poison gas. He un- dergoes several changes in costume, after he sets out to fulfill his mis- sion. Little did he think he would run into so pretty an ally as Valerie Hobson, who almost causes him to lose his life.
 One of the hlghlights of the pie ture deals with the acid test given Robert Donat before he is accepted Into the league Of the underground Czech forces. "The Adventures of Tartu" is stirring drama, replete with intrigue and romance and marks Donats first appearance on the screen In more than year.
 Hands Across the Border is also on the same program with Roy Rogers and Ruth Terry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-13
STATE

Performances today and tomorrow ht Warmers State Theater mark the closing performances of Humphrey Bogart's newest hit Passage to Marsaille" also She's For Me" with David Bruce and Grace Mcdonald.
 Starting Wednesday the State 1lshers in another outstanding show of the new season with the prcsen- tation of 'None Shall Escape" called the most prophetic picture Of our time. Advance reports indicate that 1t is Q startling revelation of things to come when the present world conflict has drawn to a conclusion. Certainly, the story Is most unusual and . daring departure from the pictures we have already seen, deal- ing with the inhuman and terrible results of Nazi sadism. This one brings us to the glorious day when peace shall come through uncon- ditional surrender of our vicious enemies, and a long suffering and righteous people bring the master race" face to face with Its victims.
 It's . good thing to be reminded now that that day will come and that we should prepare for It. War criminals must and wil lbe punished and steps must be taken to prevent such persuasive lunatics who have ruined the persent world, ever to come into power again. The story of tha film was written with this in mind, and 1t opens with Nazi Gen. eral Wilhelm Grimm, symbol of all depraved Nazism, standing in the world court Of justice, facing his ac- cpsers.
 one by one they tell their pathetic stories and 1t is said that their accounting is 50 shockingly true, so terribly frank, as to make "None Shall Escape" 6 picture you will never forget. The stirring climax is, we certainly hope, o forecast of things to come.
 Alexander Knox, Marsha Hunt, Erik Rolf and Henry Travers play the leading roles and the picture was directed by. Andre De 10th, one of Hollywood's newest directors. Larceny With Music" with Allan Jones and Kitty Carlisle will be the second hit Of the program,
 AS an extra added attraction manager Judia Smith will present with the Marines at Tarawa", photographed In technicolor by Marine Combat Photographers. The film is presented by the U. s, Gov ernment and is an official Marine Corps film ard brings to the screen actual pictures of the Marine Corps i in action at Tarawa.