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Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
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Washington Journal., 1945-03-30

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Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
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Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
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Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
XIX.

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Washington Journal., 1945-03-30

Our9 lie 8tume. Mein
5rGulein, tpie beiBen Sie2 @bd.
MD4ten sic ni9t einen Mbam2
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
State Film
Amusing

GARY COOPER'S. first venture
as produCer-Star was launched
locally yesterday at the Palms
State Theater where his amusing
western film with an obviously
different angle, Along Came
Jones, opened
Cooper should thank Nunnally
Johnson, who wrote the story,
because it's the writer's simple
deviation from usual frontier
yarns that accounts for much of
its interest
AS Melody Jones. peace loving.
tramp cowboy Cooper wanders
into a town where he is mistaken
for a notorious killer. Gunmen
with itchy trigger fingers respect
this gun shy hero who blunders
into some dangerous and tense
situations before the true cir
cumstances are explained TO him
by Loretta Young, a rancher's
daughter who is shielding the
actual killer and bandit
Mr. Jones' sense of affection IS
stirred nightly by the gal and
he proceeds 10 untangle her prob
lens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
HUSBAND KICKS

Their friendship, which is about
as platonic as something out of
True Love Story magazine, devel-
ops and the first both of them
know. they're in love and they're
also in a heck of a jam.
For hubby returns home early
after a few hot days in Washing
ton and finds that his bride lin
name only) and Van have been
missing all night. He gets even
hotter than the censors and il
takes A lot of Strengthening OUT,
but Melchior comes to the rescue
and he's much bigger than the
ugly groom.
Delightful scenic background
which nature has conveniently
lent from Yosemite 10 MGM, the
voice Of Melchior and some swing
by Tommy Dorsey and his band
help to make Thrill Of a Ro-
nance" pleasing and, at least pal
atable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"woman IN Green" li.7s .. n,
23s. s. 80. o:o2 .. m; Captain Eddis.s
II. 81, 3:46. 6,bs, 1910 D. NJ.
BROADwAY-CAPIrOL--'' Dood Can
teen IL a. m. 2;50. $40. 1880 p m:
Guest Wife" 1.lO.-S.-S-So- -sss.r-i3s4S
a. m.
CIAEMA-"The Last Hin" TAOS, 2Os.
.4.1l. Ga. s.l7. 1920 p. m. 'Armistics
With Finland i:4s. 3.4s. 532. 7:S5,
9'5s D. m
Downtown - Jimmy steps Out" II
"a. m las. 440. 7:s2. lO74 D. m.
no a. m stage Show. i2f44. a2s.
3 20 p m I ? midnight
FISHER sudan" i2.52. .-a;os "a
1913 p. m: salty oRourke." 20s s7tyl
s.42 IL SO p. m.
FON-"E,e Knew Her Apples" mo
a. m. 20s. 5.Os. 75s i04s D. m:
"lO0l Nights" 1920. $50. $40. 9lO
.. m. / , midnight
MADISON salty oRourke" IL g m.
? 0s. s. -, s.3s 1883 p m "sudsn."
12:52. OF. LA. 1877 y. m.
MICHIGAN "Bewitched" Ii-23 a M
? %, 532 sal l1:2O p. m. Thrill u
Romance. Ia "a. 3.34, 6:33, s:22 .. m,
PALMs-sTATE-"The Falcon IN san Fran
cisco" ll.3O a. m. 23O. SIS. s.2B,
ll:3O p. m: Along Came Jones 1895,
s 40, $40, 80 y. m. 1888 a, m
UNITED ARrISTs-"The Com lis Gfeen."
Shanghai Cobra" 40, 4:so. 7;5o. lll6
ID. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
5-Ddy Week
Assai!ed

Mayor JcnricS' plan 90 put IL
600 city workers on a fve-day
week basis was termed "incon-
Sl>tent" today hy Yale Stewart
field representative Of the State.
County and Municipal Workers of
America co
"In one breath. the mayor
recommends a Sl9,0OO,0OO eN-
panSion program To provide
work for thousands Of unem-
pIoyed and in the next breath,
he asks "A iVe-day week."
Stewart said. Its inconsistent
and Illogical
we are not against the five
day week. hut the mayor Is act
ing prematurely in asking for IL
now. There is still shortage
of manpower in the city.
I'VE will insist that the take
home pay of city workers re-
main at the same level for the
4O-hOur week in which il was
for the 48-hOur week"
Stewart Will meet with the
mayor next week and will talk TO
the common council afterwards,
he said, A mass meeting of en-
ployeS will be called when the
mayor makes a definite proposal
on the 40-hour week. he added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
DETROlTE@5TtMES

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning By the Times Publishing
Company at l225 Times Square, Detroit 81
Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Confirm Totals
In City Primary

The board Of canvaSSerS, certify
ING the Aug 7 primary, reported
no material change in the unoffi-
cial totals.
The official report gave;
Mayor - FrankenSteen, 83,857;
Jenres. 69455, and Friel, SOB.
City clerk Leadbetter, lao, ,403;
Murphy, 1869
City treaSurer-Cobo. lao 500
Tyson 1873.
Councllmen - Edwards, 1928,
Lodge. 72118; Rogen. 90, l65
Cody. 64.554, Van Antwerp. 6l,-
S23: DoraiS, 57O65; CaStator
.54.l52. Garhck, 4S,440; Hill AS
O29; Comstock, 472lS; Doll, Al
Al. Bryant. 1924; Oakman
36.O62; CouzenS, 33,507; Kronk
2S.399. Nagel, 23,09l; Sweeny
2.5O3. and Frey. 20.1l9.
Traffic iudge-Watts, 81 l,205,
NIuTDhV - 1873.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Hi-HO. Silver
Lone Rangers Horse
Offered TO HalseY

The lone Ranger today orered
Adm. Halscy his famous horse,
Silver for the fleet chiefs pro-
posed ride through Tokyo
I'm a cable 10 lIalSoy the radio
and Times comic strip hero offered
hi, big white stallion with no
strings attached. % If HirohitoS
mount is not available for the
ride
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Star Turns Salt

DURING THE filming Of Two
Years Before the Mast" William
BendlX. who played the first mate,
took a poStman's holiday on his
weekendS and went sailboating at
the Los Angeles Harbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Film Stars
At Downtown

FILM FANS had picnic
yesterday at the Downtown The
ater where they enjoyed lin
person" performances by Holly
wood celebrities. These included
a couple of luscious starletS. sew
eral clever comedians and a
dancer whose tap routineS are
slightly terrific.
Attractive and charming, both
Mary Beth Hughes and Mary
Healy blossomed forth in their
best Hollywood manner TO enter
tain with songs and just plain
glamour.
Miss Hughes parodied Bell
Bottom Trousers" as an introduce
ton. She then used master Of
ceremonies George Kaye for her
telephone stooge in presentation
of a movie skit which grew fun
nier as George gobbled up the
punch lines.
Miss Healy, who is prettier
than her picture, responded with
good rendition of I'm Gonna
Love That Man" and then dedi-
Gated a medley on Winged Vic
tory" TO her husband. Peter Lind
Hayes. who is a Serviceman in the
south Pacific.
COMICS SCORE
Hal Leroy nearly stopped the
show with intricate tap routines
which indicated originality and
stressed rhythm.
Benny Baker and Davy Burns
had no trouble keeping customers
in stitches with their funny ma
terial. Baker is the plump, baby
face comic who appeared in the
stage hit, "DuBarry." while Burns
enliVened scenes in oklahoma.
Kenny Bowers. new TO the
screen colony, sang and tap
danced just 10 show that service
in the navy hadn't taken away
early talent.
a ovelty act, the Three
Flames. did perilous roller skating
routines atop a circular platform
ON the screen is Jimmy Stew
art and Paulette Goddard IN
Jimmy Steps Out, p featuring
/ Horace Heidi and his Musical
Knights and Charles Winninger.
w. $.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
1901 Nliqh+s
DELIGHTS
By WALTER STEVENSON

THE MYTHICAL wealth of Ali
Baba and his 40 thieves must
have been glued 10 that page
which Columbia Pictures Studio
tore from the Arabian Nights and
concocted into a delightful fan
taSy of film fun.
"A Thousand and One Nights. "
which opened at the Fox Theater
yesterday, is a fabulous fortune
of amusing entertainment which
pokeS fun at shiekS, genies, sultans
and even the Dick Merriwell Of
his day, lampboy Aladdin.
LAVISH SETTINGS
Filmed in gorgeous technicolor,
with lavish costumes and decora-
tive settings. this tale is as un-
believeable as it was meant to be.
Modern slang is substituted for
ancient talk with hilarious results.
Each situation is fringed with
double talk and the height of alb
surdity occurs in a torture cham
Der scene with Phil Silvers kabitZ-
ing a gin rummy game.
Cornell Wilde is the Aladdin
who becomes a Sinatra 10 Adele
Jergens, who is much TO luscious
TO be a princess. For competition,
there's Spritely Evelyn KeyeS as
the genie of the magic lamp.
Both girls play and display
their charms TO great advantage,
with Miss JergenS winning out be-
cause she's real
MODERN GAGS
Aronnd this fourSomc revolves
a weird. but pleasantly funny
story of romance and Splendor
It's principal ingredients are the
modern gags cooked up by Phil
SilverS. the stunning wardrobes
displayed by Miss Jergens, the
lovely harem girls and the scenic
views Of the state of Utah.
Don't look for the missing plot
just relax and enjoy an entertain
ding picture.
Mr.. Wilde looks and acts like
a modern Swoon Crooner. while
Miss Keyes walks off with what.
ever dramatic talent there is tC
find here.
The second feature stars tar
dancing Ann Miller in Eve Knew
Her Apples
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Thrill
Entertains
Bn CHARLES GENTRY

WE KNOW that Van Johnson
fans are going 10 flock 10 the
Michigan this week just 10 find
out how their dream boy looks
after he's been dipped IN Techni-
color.
But we also know that those
who see Thrill of a Romance" are
going To- find a lot of entertaining
features other than Mr.. Johnson,
his torso and his inevitable grin.
First there's Esther Williams,
the movie mermaid who swan her
way 10 fame and co-Starring po-
Sition opposite Van; there's music,
scenery and the film debut of
Lauritz Melchior. the Wagnerian
tenor of the Met, who steals the
show, for our money.
Surely no other operate per-
Sonality has made such an inn
preston upon appearing for the
first time in celluloid.
HE'S FUNNY. TOO
His voice is in magnificent con-
dition, but even turning the sound
track off, YOU find that he makes
as a comedian just as successfully
as does a Tristan. He has poiSe,
aplomb and a sense Of timing that
would lead us TO believe that the
camera. TO him, is not the total
stranger.
He has a running gag with
Billy House which is terrlfically
funny
Much funnier. as a matter Of
fact, than the plot which concerns
the plight of sweet and whole
some young swimming inStructreSs
whose head is turned by the heady
attentions of a young business
tycoon. Carleton Young. He
sweeps her off her water wings.
dries her off. marries her and car
ries her off TO a resort, the like
of which is not 10 be found. even
by the guys who write those
esoteric brochures for vacation re-
sorts.
1t combines all the charms of
the Canadian Rockies and Swift
zerland with the appointments of
the Sherry-NetheTlandS.
OF course no such place exists,
but MGM found it and there the
honeymoon is supposed TO take
place
Unfortunately, a business call
from Washington takes the groom
away and the damp-eyed bride is
left with no one to console her
amid all this luxury except Van
Johnson, a convalescing hero from
I the south Pacific.
According to all bobby socks
standards she hasn't got a kick
coming, but the poor girl does
break down and teaches him how
| to swim.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
PAGE TWO

months in Australia and the Philip
pfneS. He is a son of Mrs. Maria
RobleS, 4O8 Arroyo boulevard, and
may receive a discharge soon mas
much as he has 95 points.
Pfc. Martin Tellez Of the Army
Air Forces left Wednesday for Ma
ther Field, Sacramento, where he
goes into the Air Transport Com
mand. He arrived home Aug. 3rd
from Aloe Field, Victoria, Texas,
and has been visiting his wife and
two children. He was stationed in
Texas 18 months-at Sheppard
Field, San Antonio and Victoria.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
OREGON CAPITOL

Oregon's capitol at Salem is now
one of the fine structures which
Americans buy War Bonds to pro-
tect. It's new and beautiful; one of
the nations priced possessions. 1t is
worth buying a great many War
Bonds to provide planes and materi-
el for our fighting men to use in it's
defense. Oregon City and Corvallis
were capitals of the territory for
brief periods but Salem became the
permanent capital when Congress
provided funds for the erection of
territory capitol buildings there and
the U. S. Treasury refused to pro-
vide the funds for construction any
where else. Fire destroyed the first
capitol and also another in 1855.
u. s Treasury Department
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
BIG STORM IN
ELGIN DISTRICT

Mrs. Eugenio Jininez, Victoria
Duron and Auruelo Duron were here
Wednesday from Camille and said
on August End there was a big
storm out there and about three and
one-half inches of rain which dam
aged a lot of corn, watermelons. and
other crops, also several houses,
blowing off the roof of one. eve
couldn't get into town until yester-
day because of the storm and rain, "
they said.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
CELEBRATE UNCLE BILLY
PARKER'S BIRTHDAY

Celebrating the 35th birthday of
w. A. Uncle Billy Parker, picnic
was held at Camille Friday. About
40 relatives and around go friends
were present. Col. and Mrs. E. N.
Hardy of Ft. Huachuca; Mrs. Maud
Peterson, Mrs. Bessie Parker, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Laney,
of Nogales, were among out-of-
town guests. 'Uncle Billy was born
in San Luis Obispo, Calf, and
came to Arizona at about the age
Of 10. His health has been poor
lately, but is better now and he is
able to ride horseback over the coun-
try.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
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INSTRUCTION, MALE
REFRIGERATION
u. S. Marine Corps PhotO)

NECESSARY IN WAR OR PEACE
Instruction, Male. Shortage of men
for installation and repair work.
The need for trained men to over
haul and install refrigeration and
air conditioning equipment is urg-
ent.. If you are mechanically in
clined and have a fair education,
look into this big pay trade. Learn
how you can get this training in
spare time or evenings. No inter
ference with present job. For full
information write at once, giving
name, address, etc. Utilities Inst,
co Nogales International.
ROOM FOR RENT-$10 month.
345 Rodriguez street.
FOR SALE: Westinghouse Senior
Cabinet combination wood and coal
and electric range. Call Miller's
Assay Office.
FOR SALE+Used Washing Ma
chine, Hand Wringer, Reed Couch
and Chair, Davenobed and 1885
Plymouth four-door Sedan. 122
Grand.
FOR SALE: Cement mixer and
gasoline stove. Call 504-J-2.
WANTED: A cook and a house
man for institution, 60 people. Liv-
ing quarters, good location. Write
to Mrs. Lester Morse, No. $40 Ave.
"a, Los Angeles, Calf.
FOR SALE: Wood range, hot
water tank, water heater. Phone
! 509R-11. 81 ANA Drive.
FOR SALE: House; inquire at No.
40 Camp Little.
FOR SALE: Choice 10 week old
NEW hampshire REDS, 9Uc eacn.
Mcdowell, Sleepy Hollow, Phone
5O6R3.
WANTED: Wardrobe trunk in
good condition. Phone 299-J, after
five pm.
WANTED: To rent or buy piano
Phone 56-W.
If you are lonely, write Box 80,
Charleston, Wash. Send stamp.
G/20 l mo-
WANTED: To rent by the month,
any type of a sewing machine.
Phone 179.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
PHOENICIAN VISITING
MOTHER HERE

Mrs. John E. Woods (Alma Robb)
and daughters Lowell, 6, and Carol
Sue, 3, are here from Phoenix visit
ing Mrs. Woods mother, Mrs. Han
nah Robb for two or three weeks.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
LOCALS
HERE FROM TUCSON
ON VACATION TRIP

James F. Hartin, formerly of
Nogales, arrived Monday from Tue
son to spend a weeks vacation. He
was With the Southern Arizona
Power Company at the time it was
sold by the late Spiro Proto to the
Foushay interests in 1927.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
Whereabouts Of
Service Men

Leslie B. Hardy, Camp Cruiser,
Oklahoma.
Alfred E. Camerlin, Jr., Washing
ton, D. G.
D. G. Morales, Camp Cooke, Calf.
Joe B. Pyeatt, Camp Roberts,
Calf.
Alan Houle, Aloe Field, Victoria,
Texas.
Joe Lopez, radio school, Scott
Field, Illinois.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
NEWLYWEDS
VISITORS HERE

Ensign Charles E. Reddoch and
bride (Therese Joan Babbitt) were
here Sunday from Litchfield Park,
near Phoenix, visiting the ensign's
father, ARGUS Reddoch They we're
recently married in Flagstaff.
Nogales international., 1945-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my appreciation
of the many kindnesses shown dur
ing the illness and death of my
brother, Captain Charles L. Beatty
The beautiful floral offerings were
also appreciated.
MRS. MAY PARKHILL
1919 S. 4th ST.
Steubenville, Ohio.