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The Nome nugget., 1945-07-02
POSTOFFICE OPEN
 10:OO AM. TO 400 PM.

The postmaster announces that the office will be open from 10:00 am. till 400 p.m., until more help is available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Butter Output
Hits 1915 Low

CHICAGO Dec. 2o-Creamery
butter production for the week
ended Doc 13 was estimated Al
154O0,OO0 pounds, the department
NJ agriculture reports output
declined / per cent from the
previous week 10 the lowest point
recorded for any week in lqi5.
The diversion Of huucrfat 20
other uses CONTINUES. especially ln
Minnesota. Wisconsin ONO and
most North Atlantic states Com
pared with thc ike week last
year. cummings were - pcr cont
lower. As IN thc preCed Ng Work
Mix production ~ 'hr United
States IN ..cmber was 9 per
cent under sober and about the
same A. IN .,oNCmber 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
.S352 Pfc.3 Dad
.0f B, Released

PORT HURON. Dec 20 - The
army champion father was home
today with his lucky l3 chill
drcn.
Wuhcr FleWry 80 who A. a
private first Cla>, IN tho army, re-
CcRcd S351 month IN allot-
$500 sent N his family
and So for hlmSelf-WaS home
today on his 500 4 month mail
carriers JOB and glad N be there.
FleuYS children, seven boys
and SIX girls range In age from
= 10 - years. He was lnducteo
MAY 30 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
SALARY CUT Sl,79l

FlCWy had worked sS letter
carrier for four years before ms
induction
The children are Mary, l5;
Phyllis. "A, Joseph l3 Vivian.
y, Evonne. g, Charles, s; twins.
Daniel and Dennis. 6 Suzanne. 3;
Larry. 4 twins. Pauline and Paul.
3 and Nrpinia. 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
TELLS OF RIVAL

THE only other service man
who compared with me was a
sailor based on Treasure Island,
who had l3 children, and Was
rumored to have a fourteenth
on the way" Fleury SAID
In Tho army. Fleury was as
signed 10 'hc army post office in
san Francisco AS a clerk
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21

SAVE $500! Exquisite
design glorifies this
bridal duo 5 radiant dis-
monds in each mounting.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Hunt, Tourney Choice,
Gains N. {. Net Semis
Br the Associated Press.

d. lHt ASSOCldlCo I1Sos.
ASHEVILLE, N. c., July 19.-Top-
seeded Capt. Gilbert Hunt of Wash
ington, d. c., advanced to the semi
finals of the North Carolina State
tennis tournament yesterday by de-
feating Dudley j. Cowden of Chapel
Hill, 6-4, 60.
Second seeded 1t. Seymour Green
berg, who is favored to meet Hunt
in the final, gained the penultimate
round by eliminating John Stephens
of Anderson. S. c., 60, 7-5.
Other quarter finals winners were
Leslie Longshore of Admission, Ala,
and Peyre Kennedy of Spartanburg,
S. C.
In the women's singles Mrs. Ardith
Miller of Memphis reached the
semifinals with a 3-6, 6+, 6-3 win
over Mrs. Eloise Oliver of Green's
boro. Peggy Feightner of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, beat Frances Boyd
of Asheville, 81, 6-3 in another
quarter-finals match. Also advanc-
ing into the semifinals was Virginia
Ketner of Greensboro. who elm
mated Martha Williamson of At
lanta, 6--3, Ga.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

succumbing to Ray Prim's wiles In
the first tilt, SO, the Buns ruined
Lou Warneke's comeback, clubbing
five Cub pitchers for IL hits and a
9-5 evener. Warneke, making his
first start since September, 1943, al
lowed only one hit in five innings,
but fell apart in the sixth.
Only change in the National
standings resulted when the New
York Giants, who hadn't won at
Forbes Field all year, did it twice N
one day and pulled past the Pirates
into fourth place on 6-3 and 4-3
verdicts. Danny Gardella's three
run homer, the only round -tripper
of the day in the ma jors, did the job
in the first and Manager Mel Otis
single was the telling factor in the
nightcap in which Rookie Whitley
Lockman collected four hits.
The Boston at Cincinnati tilt was
put off until later in the season
because Of transportation problems
involved in bringing the Braves
from Tuesday night game in st.
Louis to Cincinnati in time for a
game,
Evening star., 1945-07-19
MARYLAND Lists Nine Football
TiIts Five of Them at Home

tie last season. Previously West
Virginia had beaten Maryland State,
27-0, in 1919.
Virginia Tech Is Powerful.
Virginia Tech, now practicing, is
teuted as having the hottest squad
in the Old Dominion, and all of the
other eight rivals doubtless will be
able to provide an uncertain Mary
land outfit plenty of trouble.
1t is entirely too early to speculate
on what kind of material Maryland
will have when September rolls
around, although number of last
years players should be available.
While all Maryland's games now
are listed for Saturday afternoons,
it is likely some, if not all. of the
home tilts may be played under
lights, probably Friday nights.
Navy plays either in Annapolis
or Baltimore on four of the Sat-
urdays that Maryland has home
games, the one exception being Mo-
vember 3 with William and Mary,
and it appears logical the Old
Liners should avoid such conflicts.
BY playing Friday nights Maryland
certainly would get much better
break in publicity, in attendance
and in coverage by football writers.
w. H. H.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
HurseY Will Fight Daniels
In 8-Rounder Wednesday

Smuggy Hursey, welterweight
protege of Mighty Mel Stevenson,
has been signed for the eight-round
semifinal on the Lew Hanbury-
Morris Ref boxing card in Griffith
Stadium Wednesday night, Pro-
moter Goldie Ahearn announced
today. Hursey will meet Billy
Daniels, a promising local product.
Hanbury stepped up his training
grind yesterday at the Liberty A. c.,
trading punches toe-to-toe with
Hursey for three fast rounds and
then stepping two more with Ernie
Butler.
Ref, drilling at Stillman's gym
in New York, is due in town this
week end for final public workouts.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

University of Maryland's football
team, which again will provide the
only collegiate grid action in the
District area next fall, has arranged
nine games, five of them at College
Park.
While the card is far from out
standing and we'll below prewar
standards, it offers some odd and
interesting angles. Here is the list:
September 90, Guilford Col. ege.
october 6, Universitsof Richmond
at Richmond; 13, U. S. Merchant
Marine Academy of Kings Port,
N. Y; 20, Virginia Tech; 27, West
Virginia at Morgantown.
November 3, William and Mary;
10, Virginia Military Institute; II,
Virginia at Charlottesville.
December /, South Carolina at
Columbia.
Guilford and Merchant Marine
Academy are entirely new to the
Maryland schedule; William and
Mary is being played for the tlrSt
time since 1905; South Carolina
hasn't been met since 1929; Rich
mond was last faced in 1888; West
Virginia has been engaged for the
past two seasons; Virginia Tech,
first met i'm 1897 and an annual foe
for II years from 1920, is back after
a lapse since 1886, while Virginia
and V. M I. are perennials.
Marks Debut of Byrd.
Curley Byrd, 17-year-old new
conner to football then and now
Maryland's prexy, was on the 1905
eleven that licked William and
Mary, ITO. 1t was Maryland Agri-
cultural College at that time.
An interesting angle to the Vir-
ginia Tech, v. M. 1. and Virginia
games is the tightness of the series.
The Old Liners and Virginia Tech
stand 11-all, never having played
tie. Maryland tops V. M. l., lilo,
with two deadlocks, and is even
with Virginia at SO and a pair OF
standoffs.
Maryland leads Richmond, 7-2,
with two ties, but after winning In
1907 and 1908, the Spiders failed to
register a point in the next eight
games, their best being two scoreless
affairs. They, however, scored a
stunning 1876 upset in 1888.
South Carolina has won three OF
four games as an intermittent OPP
ponent. Maryland lost to West Vir-
pinia, 2-6, in l943, and got a 6-6
Evening star., 1945-07-19
johnson, Lynch Drop
MA. Tennis Titles

David johnson, holder of the mid
Atlantic singles championship, and
Hugh Lynch, who paired with him
to annex the doubles crown last
year, will not defend their titles
when the. tournament, which will
be played on two week ends this
year, begin at the Country Club of
Virginia in Richmond on August 4.
Entries close August 2.
The tournament will open on
Saturday and Sunday, August 4
and 5, and will be concluded on
Saturday and Sunday, August II
and IL.
johnson now is lieutenant in
the Army Medical Corps, stationed
at Waltham, Mass.
Only Washington players who
have signed so far are Austin Rice
and 1t. John Curtiss.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Classic HambIefonian
Given 0kay by 0DT
81 the Assoeiated Presa.

BY the Associated Press.
GOSHEN, N. Y, July 19.-Wil-
liam H. Cane, owner of the track
upon which the Hambletonian Is
decided, said today he had received
permission from the Office of De-
fense Transportation in Washing
ton to conduct the 1945 sulky derby
on August g.
Cane said ne visited Washington
yesterday and was given approval
to hold one-day meeting. The
previously planned three-day Ses-
sion was wiped out by the recent
ODT order forbidding transporta-
ton of race horses on common
carriers.
Approximately so horses will be
brought in privately owned vans
from Cleveland, where the grand
circuit was running at the time of
the ODT shipping ban was an
nounced. A three-day session
would require 200 horses.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Second Straight Twin
Licking Drops Griffs
10 Fourth Place
BY JACK HAND,
Associat ted Press Sports Writer.

Washington's pennant boom col
lapsed like house of cards today as
the Senators picked themselves up
off the floor and tried to dust of the
humiliation of losing two straight
double headers.
Detroit came into town last night
for the opening battles of the years
first "crooshul" series and dropped
the Mats to their knees on a pair of
superior pitching jobs by Hal New
houser and Al Benton. st. Louis
had fiattened Ossie Bluege's men
twice Monday night.
The double knockout dropped
Washington from second to fourth
and boosted Detroit's first-place
margin to Az games, the same lead
they brought East despite a rocky
sub 500 road jaunt. While the
Tigers have been playing in-and-out
ball, only Boston of the three East
ern contenders has been able to do
anything about it.
Ferriss Notches 18th Win.
Joe Cronin brought the Red Sox
home in fifth place, but they pro-
ceeded to take three from the Tigers
and pull up into the race. Trouble
against Cleveland which took two of
three was corrected when Dave Fer
riss went out to face Chicago in the
series opener Yesterday afternoon.
Ferriss, beaten only by the Yam
KEGS, who did the job twice, rocketed
to his 10th pitching triumph and
his seventh in succession by trim
ming Chicago, 60. Two freaky
breaks when a pop fly dropped into
short right and a grounder hit a
pebble and bounced over an inf1eld-
er's head cost the discharged sery-
iceman a sixth shutout.
Boston moved past Washington
into percentage tie with the New
York Yankees, who were rained out
of a double header with st. Louis.
The two Eastern clubs are four and
a half back of Detroit and a half
game ahead of Washington.
Cleveland and Philadelphia bat
tied for two hours and 35 minutes
but had nothing better than 2-2
tie to show for their efforts as rain
intervened in the top of the 18th
inning and washed out scheduled
second tilt. They will try it again
tonight
The st. Louis Cardinals blew a
chance to pick up full game on
the National League leading Chicago
Cubs when they dropped the second
of two to the Phillies, 5-4. The Red
Birds loaded the bases in the last
of the ninth but couldn't quite
make the grade and SO remained
three tits behind the Bruins and
only half game in front of Brook
lyn. The world champs routed the
Phils, 7-3, in the first game for Biz
Donnelly's fifth success. Kewpie
Dick Barrett suffered his 18th set.
back. seven in a row, in relief
chore.
42,047 See Cubs Split.
The Dodgers came off with al
even split in Chicago before 42,04'
paying fans, largest weekday Wrig.
lev Field turnout in Is wears. After
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Will Yell Signals
For Service Nine

PINE BLUFF, Ark, July 49,
Batterymen for the Hot Springs
Army redistribution station team
viii shout the signals when they
play in the State semi-pro base
ball tournament here next week.
They can we'll afford to.
Pitcher Isaac Simpson and
Catcher George Abbot, as we'll as
Manager Timothy Armstrong,
are Indians and speak the
Chocktaw dialect.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
SoftbuII Twin Bill Corded

Air Transport Squadron Eight
and Kayakos Grill will meet in the
curtain-raiser of softball twin-bill
tonight at o'clock at Washington
Softball Stadium. Atlas Club and
Arlington Asphalt are booked in the
second half, starting at $50
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Nationals Pennant Hopes Joted by Double Loss to Tigers
Braves Given Okoy
To Put in Lights
Nv the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
4 BOSTON, July 19.-The Boston
Braves have been given pernlis-
sion to install lighting system
for night ball games at Braves
Field, the regional Office Of the
War Production Board has an
nounced.
The application, the WPB said,
estimated the project would cost
$S7,517 and calls for installation
of a .500-kilowatt plant.
The Boston American League
team officials previously have
expressed themselves as opposed
to the nocturnal games.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Van Buren, Will Covort
For EuqIes Next Fall

bE IIft hssOVIattu FItSS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Steve
Van Buren, rookie sensation of the
1914 National Football League, will
be back with the Philadelphia
Eagles next fall.
The Louisiana locomotive was
named on the Associated Press all
professional team.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Pitcher Gardner uken
From Farm by Cords
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. July 19-Glen Mileso
Gardner, right-hand pitcher, has
been purchased by the Cardinals
from their Rochester farm. He
appeared in 81 games with Roch-
ester last year. winning IS and los
ing IA. His record this season is
81
Evening star., 1945-07-19

'Batted for Haefner in seventh.
tBatted for Ullrich in ninth.
Detroit --- 900 32l 000-6
Washington --- O20 001 010--4
Runs-webb t2l, Cullenbine. Greenberg
Errors-Vaughn, Evans. Torres. Runs
batted in--Evans, zardon, Cramer .(2).
hits-vaughn, York, Maier, Myatt, Binks.
Sacriices-Mayo. Newhouser, Torres
Double plays-webb, Mayo and York;
Vaughn and Evans. Torres, Vaughn and
Binks; Mayo, Webb and York. Left on
bases-Detroit, a. Washington. 8, Bases
on balls-Haefner. q Newhouser. g. Strike
oLts-Haefner 4: Newhouser, 4 Ullrich.
2 Hits-On Haefner, s in z innings; of
Ullrich, in . innings. Wild pitches-New
Swift. Losing pitcher-Haefner Umpires-
Messrs. Stewart. Passarella and Wafer.
Time-2:12.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Win, Lose or Draw
BY LEWIS r. ATcHiSoN. !
Football of Near Prewur CuIiber Is Seen

Several Dutch Christian coach
predicted football would this than 1912
whatever vocal football give out with
when Dutch spoke his could be that they cautiously
raning from showing much elaton for fear ODT will pull the
will cancel all
suddenly will find themselves of
additional manpower.
definitely the Material couldn't
than returned servcemen will add to the quality
quantity noticed the increasing number of football
cropping sheets
other 10 reporting for
another
1l6 candidates at Ohio
title
released by the and will return to
will continue teach
Harvard
preparing left the Navy and at Penn
Coach Munger had rs apants ong for him in beated
practice The included Puerto Rican by the
220 pounds him the distinction
being the biggest player in Red and Blue suit for some time
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Mississippi Stute Gets Two Greet Prospects

facetous reminiscent Of the
their teams
poenae reported he called off practice when the first
drilling didn't the
think they something Over at Mississippi State
Allyn McKeen virtually has wrung of arm
high
youngsters neck of the woods They Graham
valuable in the States Big Eight
Robinson all Tennessee halfback from Memphis
signed Gayne Tnsey ALL America end
aleague selection
William it better, adding
Frosty football staff The Indians
Buc regular halfback the 1912 team who
received a medical discharge from service
Football the Western Conference approaching its pewar
all eight rivals scheming of
way In will have Eddie Bray who shared
with Minnesotas Bill Daley l93
undergone operation that should make
him solid again.
etemen returning team in
will five which
opponent until subject to change
without notice, their crossed.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 s2715 Totals FL 727 IL
sBatted for Pieretti in eighth.

Errors-Torres Runs batted in-Cullen-
bine. OUTLAW (2), York. Two-base hit.
cullenbine. Saerif1ces--Msier; Double
piays-Torres to Myatt to Kuhei t2),
Mayo to Webb to York, Webb to Mayo to
York, Benton to Webb to York. Left on
bases-Detroit, 8: Washington. r. Bases
ON balls-Off Pieretti, 3; of Benton. B.
Strikeouts-By Pieretu. 8: by Benton, 2;
by Carrasuuel, l. Hits--of Pieretti in
innings; of Carrssquel in ! inning.
Losing pitcher - Pieretti. Umpires -
Messrs. Passarilla Weafer and Stewart
Time-1:39 Attendance--l2.3 .331.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Eiqht Teams TO Function on Pacific Coost

Stanford but eight other
will line for the kickoff 1t won't
prewar quality football indicate
terribly bad
Rip Enge to hree-year contract as head
of Red Dobon announced Furman
after layo and Columbia where
mater is has nine booked.
will be field too and don't have
they'll good last Ernie
Pncker Redsn fuback will help coach the 9Th Ferryng
California Maj Doug Fesendn who won his
spurs Montana will the Air Forces Training
Worth We haven't heard definitely about
the emphasis competitive
in military circles.
which will be the only team in the field
nnegame schedule Georgetown alumni are pc
Hilltop authorities the ball rolling
definitely will not field another team before
Washington marking time probably will be the
last if it decides to continue.
back and will be bigger than ever in
will The only dismal note was that
that would to take time out
carrying three hard bitter
Evening star., 1945-07-19
PITCHING.
Two to the Chin
FIRST GAME.

Totals "a 927I3 Totals 30 Z ~
'Batted for Haefner in seventh.
tBatted for Ullrich IN ninth.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Games Today.
Games Today.

Bklyn. at Chi $50,
Bost. ct Cine. ~, q.
Phi, st st. J.. CD,
7ii30.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Huqerstown Entries
FOR FRIDAY.

CWeather cloudy; track muddy
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: 3-year-olds
nd up: claiming; Mason-Dixon course
Evening star., 1945-07-19

Games Tomorrow.
New York at Pitts.
Bklyn. at Chicago.
Boston at Cinci.
Only games.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

42,047 See Cubs Split.
The Dodgers came off with an
even split in Chicago before 42,047
paying fans, largest weekday Wrig-
ley Field turnout in Is years. After
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01
Veterans March On November IL

All veterans of World War II
who are not affiliated with any
veteran organization are requested
to fall in line with the Fifth div
ision for the Armistice Day Parade
to be held in Detroit, November II.
The parade which will start at
100 pm. will be held at Alfred
and Woodward avenue.
Veterans of the Army, Navy, Ma
rine Corps. Wacs and Waves. are
asked to fall in with the Fifth div
ision and are requested to be in
uniform. Veterans should report to
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01
CASTING COMPLETED FOR
personal APPEARANCE"

Casting for the first production
OF Personal Appearance" has been
completed, Charles D. Adams, di-
rector of the Dramatic Guild of
Detroit, announces.
Patricia Moore will play the lead
in the play which will be pre-
scented at the Scottish Rites Cathe-
dral in the Masonic temple on
November "a, % and 26.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

Service Squadron 10 (the floating
base for the invasion Of Okinawa)
supplied fighting ships, before they
jumped off, with enough oil to make
a train 238 miles long, with enough
left over to heat 10000 homes for q
year; with enough gasoline to run
10000 American automobiles for a
full year; and with sufficient lubri-
eating oil TO allow for a complete
change Of oil In 466, 900 automobiles.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

guard, this jolly
fellow got his
D rofe S sional
start sin 6 ing
baritone in a
Zig ely Wiggly
trio. Wilson quit
sports announc-
ing Che describ-
ed to the nation
Roy ReigleS' ia
nous wron g.
way Rose Bowl
run in 1901 be-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01
Litt|e Things About the Stars
BY GEORGE LILLEY-

NEW YORK, N. Y. - Latest Hol-
lywood star to come to radio is
Barry Fitzgerald. He gets his own
program, His Honor, the Barber,
comedy story of a small-toWn
judge, Tuesday nights on NBC. Re-
suit, no doubt, of his Oscar win
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01
SKIN OF OUR TEETH"

First Detroit performance of
"The Skin of Our Teeth" Thorn
ton Wlder's Pulitzer prize play,
will be presented at the Detroit
Institute OF Arts by the Wayne
University theatre November and
8.
The theatres schedule for the
season includes four other plays:
Kind Lady, Lady Precious
Stream, Right You Are If You
Think You Are" and Spring
Dance"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01
.Jew MOT Shows Billion Dollar american Beauty"

Showing beauty creations and
courses available to every woman
as well as latest trends in the
beauty world American Beauty
illustrates the sometimes fantastic
methods employed by women in
chasing the beauty rainbow.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

ter-million by years end. Not al
ways the case with high-prieed
publicity efforts Gecent backfire:
Lawrence Tibbett as a Hit Pa
rade" singer, the Como come-on
is paying off. His Supper Club"
rating has gone up; three Como
records are among the first 10
juke-box favorites; he's concluded
a good picture. DOLLS Face; in all,
appears the singing arrival of As
46.
RnY XictnrY Bonds
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

The story of how u. S. beauty
has become a billion-d dollar business
IS told in the March Of Time
American Beauty" which will be
shown at the Wyandotte theater
this week.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

bungalow with his Iroquois Indian
friend and houseman, Gus Talon.
To livelier Hollywood, he prefers
evenings at home with a book, pipe
and piano Che started piano les
sons at 50). In contrast to his con-
vincing movie role Gather Fitz-
gibbon). Fitzgerald is a Dublin born
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

cause of high blood pressure. since
then C34, as merry spieler of
commercial plugs, has won most
o. the trade and listeners poll
awards. He's three years married
Ito a Polish countessl. Like all good
HollywoodianS, Donald Harlow Will
son. Is, lives on San Fernando
Valley ranch.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

ties Oct. 4. Dur
ing the time 1t
has had the
same writer, ro-
b u S t, fortyiSh
Mona Kent; the
S a m e S t a r
("Pertia we'll
dressed, blonde
Lucille w all.
For all the five
ye ars, blu e.
eyed, Washing
ton horn Mic c
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

Humility must always be the por-
ton of any man who receives &C
claim earned in the blood of his
followers and the sacrifices of his
friends. = General Eisenhower.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

ID his air spon-
sor (cigarettes);
Cd goth Centu-
ry-Fox Pictures;
CD Victor rec
ordS;; "a the
Com booking
company, G e n
eral A m u S E.
m e n t s. T h a t
cam paig n to
date has cost
100000, will
mn IN q MAR
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01
Fox Theatre Offers
Musical Comedy
Double Bill Friday

Fox theatre will present an en-
tertaining double bill beginning
Friday when Shady Lady" and
THAT Night With You" comes to
the screen Of the Detroit theatre.
A musical comedy. Shady Lady"
stars Ginny Sims. Charles Coburn
and Robert Paige. Franchot Tone
returns to the screen after many
months abSenca in That Night
With You" sharing comedy honors
with Louise Abortion, Susanna
Foster and David Bruce in an
escape" musical comedy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

ming role in the
film, Going Ny
Way" gaining
the actor over
night fame at
81. Slight (5-3),
a g gre sive-
jawed Fitzgerald
says being a
Hollywood c l.
e5rity is down
right boring" A
b a C h elor, he