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el lv lie 01 has of the trict edly civil til ed P. to of man for he old. Hie bis the made day (A. good Harly and legal is ment, April cratic The inally State mental after work Judge Kuhn years The police burnt a potato church mason George tivities He timony Simson be nounced be in Miss Born December. April of rolla a in Funeral had a home, is in Council Breeds Waste Would Mean Trading Jobs for Votes John N.

W. Sloan By The effect that a twenty-one-man Council, elected from unrepresentadistricts, would have on the administrative side constitutes municipal one of gov- the ernment here greatest evils in the proposed amendment before the Charter studied voters April, plan 3, officials declared "hiahave Regardless of the injustice in the plan contained the proposed amendment, experience districting taught men in public life that A large district-elected legislative body invariably falls back on one weapon--the power that of helps the patronage. disIt patronage leader to keep himself in powIt patronage that Civil Service and Alls every municipal department of with the ward friends disand dependents or trict boss. Votes Pay for Jobs "Administrative functions," one cent official declared, menake up 90 per of government. And there efficient administration never is where a legislative body has to make jobs for boys and continually joggles the elbow of a department head." primary concern of a district representative, it has been amply demonstrated, is to get himself reelected.

Just how is this accomplished? Those who are familiar with the discredited ward plan finalshelved by Detroit voters know that it is done by "taking care" of precinct leaders who bring out the vote on election day. One of the most objectionable practices developed under this system former would undoubtrecur. If employees who have faithfully served the City under service were not entirely replaced by deserving political henchmen, they would find their seniority rights abrogated and friends of political wire-pullers pushed into better positions. District representation, it is known, means a machine representation, and the machine is maintained expense of taxpayers and etticient pub- service. Present System Copied The present nine-man Council was instituted in 1918 after a gen eration of bitter struggle to rid Detroit "backroom" politics.

This feature of Detroit's government has been widely copied. "There is not a city in the country with such fine equipment for government as Detroit has," a high official declared. If we have mistakes, then it's because we have better councilmen better Mayor. Our governmachinery all right." proposed Charter amendsetting Council, was filed with the City by the Detroit DemoPerth, Congressman George Sadowski was a sponsor of the program and it involves the grouping the City's 22 wards into 10 pecuarranged election districts. Milwaukee Delays Holiday for Beer Until End of Lent MILWAUKEE, March 24- P.I--Milwaukee's official civic celebration heralding the return of beer was postponed today un17.

Mayor Daniel W. Hoan, who origproclaimed a half holiday on for the observance, Anhe would issue a new proclamation asking 8. ten-day postponement. Objections from church leaders prompted the change in plans. The leaders asked that the fesbe deferred until after Lent.

$7,500 Is Granted to Girl as Balm Emma Simson, 21 years Monroeville, was award- $7,500 by a jury in Circuit Homer Ferguson's court Friher promise suit $50,000 against Robert P. Kuhn, chip manufacturer. According to Miss Simson's tesshe met Kuhn when he was vacationing near her home last A month later she came Detroit to take a job which had offered to her. Later promised to marry her, Miss said. Archibald McLellan, Mason Contractor, Is Dead at 75 Archibald McLellan, well-known contractor, died Friday in 2288 Woodmere brief illness.

in Kokoma, Canada, 75 ago, Mr. McLellan came to Detroit when he was 35 years old. remained active in his until his death. survived by three sons, a detective in the Detroit department; Fred. Arthur, daughter, Mrs.

Pearl Kiser, Detroit. services will be held in home, at 2 p. m. Monday, with Woodmere Cemetery. Wife-Slayer Executed RAIFORD, March 24 Elvin E.

Jeffcoat, convicted of -(U. beating his wife to death with a hammer, WAS electrocuted at the Prison here today. Here for Parley J. J. NANCE Several hundred men who represent the Frigidaire Sales subsidiary of the General 1 Motors Corp.

in the Detroit trade territory, will meet Saturday in the Book-Cadillac Hotel with a group of executives from Dayton, 0., to launch the corporation's sales and advertising program for the remaining months of 1933. Mr. Nance, manager of the sales planning division, is at the head of a special group of factory executives and sales representatives who have arrived in Detroit for the conference. E. G.

Biechler, president general manager, and H. W. Newell, vice president in charge of sales, will address the meeting through the medium of talking pictures. Comstock Liquor Advisers to Meet Col. Alger Approves Delay on Control The Governor's advisory committee on liquor control will Saturday at the Book-Cadillac meet.

Hotel to consider subcommittee reports. The committee is considering the prohibition question aside from the beer bill passed by Congress and is expected to recommend legislation for the control of all alcoholic beverages in the event of ratified repeal. Col. Frederick M. Alger, chairman of the subcommittee on manufacture and sale of liquor, said he believed that the Governor's wish to delay any other liquor legislation until after the election April 3 of delegates to the ratifying convention was "perfectly sound." "It would be unwise to risk any public confusion over the issue in April 3 election," Col.

Alger said. Postal Depositors Swindled at Cards Police Taking Steps to Bar Loitering in Postoffice In an effort to stamp out a ring of card sharps who have been preying on citizens in the downtown area, Detective Lieut. Edward Radtke, of the Central Precinct, Friday sought to enforce postal ruling prohibiting loitering in the postoffice. George Hulet, 8436 Chalmers Van Dyke, was met in the postoffice two strangers. who took him small hotel at 161 W.

Columbia St. After playing for more than an hour, Hulet held a hand, bet which the contained, four he aces had brought to Detroit to deposit in the postal savings. On the pretext that he needed money of the men left, taking" Hulet with him. The man disappeared in the crowd, and when Hulet returned to the hotel. the other member of the ring had departed with the money.

In A like manner, Max Coine, 2326 W. Buena Vista Was robbed of $175 by two men who answer the description of the ones that robbed Hulet, police said. Kirchner Forbids All Disbursements George H. Kirchner, conservator of the Union Guardian Trust started Friday to make a complete survey of the general condition of the company. He conferred with former department heads, several of whom temporarily remain in charge of their departments.

Pending completion of the survey no disbursements of any kind will be made. Mr. Kirchner expects to reappoint several of the former executives of the company. Rolla L. Carpenter and George B.

Shaeffer were appointed attorneys for the conservator by the Banking Commissioner. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Assessment Rolls for the Year 1933 Will Be Completed April 1st, 1933 BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE, 13th floor, Water Board Bldg. Detroit, Michigan, March 15. 1933. Pursuant to Section 4 of Chapter Charter of the City of Detroit as adopted June 25th, 1918.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the general assessment for the entire City of Detroit, for the current year 1933, will completed on April ist next. and be ready for the inspection of the taxpayers at that date. The said Board time thereafter. prior to the 18th day of April (third Tuesday) 1933, review the assessment of who may complain either any person verbally or in writing before said Board, and will make all proper corrections thereto, and on said last named date. said rolls will submitted to the Common Council for consideration and any person considering himself aggrieved by the assessment of his property may appeal in writing to said Common Council.

G. J. FINN, President J. SCOTT, Vice-President J. A.

SCHULTE K. J. McCARREN of THE DETROIT FREE PRESS MARCH 25, 1933 13 1 in Club. WV Startling Film Wizardry Reaches Detroit Screen Week-End Movies Include Two Rollicking Comedies Giant Beast, 'King Brings Terror from Jungle to Heart of Civilization RKO DOWNTOWN melodrama: original story by Merian C. Cooper.

and Edear Wallace: screen play by James Creelman and Ruth Rose. Directed by Ernest B. Schoedaack and Mr. Cooper. RKO Radio production.

By Len G. Shaw It being the obvious mission of "King Kong' to supply the utmost in startling illusion through unusual employment of camera wizardry, by the time you have watched an encounter of white adventures with a lumbering brontosaurus as big as a house, have seen a giant pterodactyl sail off into space with the helpless heroine clutched in its massive talons, and have shuddered at the duel to death between an ape as tall as the trees through which he carries A captive maiden and an equally gigantic tyrannosaurus, you will agree that this is quite the thrillingest thriller to come out of Hollywood. But all else pales into insignificance when this mastadonic simian, having had Fay Wray, who is the sole woman in a motion picture expedition to an uncharted island in the East Indies, turned over to him as a peace offering by terrified natives, is finally captured after the wildest chase imaginable, and brought to America for exhibition purposes. It is the sight once more of his human inamorata that causes Kong to burst his bonds, spread death and ruin as he runs amuck in the streets. kidnaps the girl from a hotel room, and climaxes this orgy of horrors by clambering up the side of the Empire State building, with her held as a toy in his massive paw.

At the topmost point he meets death from a machine gun barrage as planes swoop by, while the heroine clings to a narrow ledge awaiting the arrival of her intrepid lover and the happiness ever after stage. Trickery? Nothing else, of course. But it is so ingenious, and on such a stupendous scale as the studios seldom it ever before yielded. It doesn't matter how the "shots" were made. You will be too busy wondering what is to happen next Wray, whether she will survive it all, and whether she will eventually run out of shrieks, to puzzle over anything else.

Robert Armstrong as the intrepid picture producer and Bruce Cabot as the woman-hating first mate who turns lover are the other principals. By way of contrast there is a musical comedy. "So This Is Harris," that 18 pleasingly presented. What the Radio Offers Oil Firm Head Airs Grievance Austin Sees Official Discrimination Charges of improper conduct were made against officials of the Department of Buildings and Safety Engineering Friday at a meeting of the Common Council by Charles E. Austin, president of the Sunny Service Oil Co.

A hearing was called for next Friday, "More than 400 complaints have been issued against me in the past two years," Mr. Austin asserted. "If the department suspects a vioCations launched one of against my me. stations, Larger oil companies violate the ordinance without constant harassing. It is unfair discrimination." A direct attack on H.

H. Mills, chief safety engineer, was made by B. J. Tague, 2205 Fullerton who installed some equipment at Austin's storage tank, 4039 W. Jefferson Ave.

"Mr. Mills told me," asserted Mr. Tague, "that he was going to run Austin out of business." Mr. Mills entered a denial. Mr.

Austin stated that P. Wolff, commissioner of department, had approved plans for his large storage tank and after it was completed objected to its use. Mr. Wolff declared the charge false. He declared that a permit for a tank of 3,800,000 gallons, 30 feet high, had been approved, but that Mr.

Austin proceeded to a tank 40 feet high with 5,400,000 gallons capacity. "His safety dikes are insufficient protection tr case of emergency," Mr. Wolff asserted. Mr. Austin produced a score of photographs to show that other companies have small dikes or none whatever around small storage tanks- scattered through the city.

Mr. Wolff was requested to make reports on what action has been taken against other concerns. Robert Morrison Stults, 71, Noted Song Author, Dead RIDLEY PARK, March 24- (A, -Robert Morrison Stults. 71 years old, song composer and author of "The Sweetest Story Ever Told," died in a hospital today. He had been ill several weeks.

Some of his other songs were "Sing Me Some Quaint Old Ballad." "I Love You So," "Jesus, Lead On." Lamb of God, Still Keep Me" and "A Dutch Lullaby." Mae Murray Wins $30,000 Suit from Fox Theaters NEW YORK, March 24-(A. -Mae Murray, screen actress and dancer, was awarded $30,000 damages by a jury in Supreme Court today, in her suit for $250,000 against the Fox Theaters Corp. The actress alleged that she had suffered an injury to her foot Dec. 1, 1928, while dancing at the Fox Theater in Brooklyn. Raft Scheduled for New Movie Settles Dispute with Paramount George Raft, currently in evidence at.

the Michigan in "Pick Up," has settled his recent disagreement with Paramount over his refusal to take what he considered an undesirable role in "The Story of Temple and will return to Hollywood to play a leading part in "The Trumpet a spectacular story of the bull ring. United Artists has arranged to make six French talking pictures at Nice in the studios used for several years by Rex International distribution will be handled by United Artists. Mary Pickford sailed Thursday from Genoa, Italy, for New York, following a month's vacation abroad with Douglas Fairbanks, and will proceed to Hollywood to make arrangements for her next. picture "Secrets." her most recent offering, has recently been released. Doug has gone on for an elephant hunt in the Far East.

Maureen O'Sullivan will be seen opposite Johnny Weismuller in his next picture, "Tarzan and His Mate." Weismuller has just been placed under a long contract by M-G-M. Because of the success achieved by both John Barrymore and Katharine Hepburn in "A Bill of RKO Radio is seeking a story suitable for their use, with the hope of teaming them in several productions. Miss Hepburn's present assignment is in "Morning Glory," a story by Zoe Akins. Maynard, star of Western pictures and one of Hollywood's most ardent aviation enthusiasts, recently piloted his own plane to Yucatan and back. Just as reminder of the years when he was an actor on the stage screen, John Cromwell always plays least one minor role in every picture he directs.

Victor McLaglen has signed a contract to make "Dick Turpin" in England, and will leave soon for London. Ralph Spence, who gave "The Gorilla" and other thrillers to the stage, has written "The Black novelty mystery play, that RKO R. Radio will produce, with Chester Morris and Vivienne Osborne in the leading roles. Ann Harding, who has been inactive for some time, is announced to appear shortly in "Prelude to Love," which RKO will bring forth with Irving Pichel directing. (Programs are printed as issued by the stations listed and are subject to change without notice) WORK .1370 Kea.

219 Meters Highlights of the Programs WMBC ......1420 Kes. 211 Meter: 9:00 A. Michaux and Congre- WEXL ......1310 Kea. 229 Meters gation 10:00 A. WXYZ-Dole Brothers WJBK--Transcriptions.

10:45 A. and De Rose WMBC- Godze. speaker 11:45 A. -Spanish Idylls 6:15 P. M.

12:00 Noon -CK0K-Harold Knights' Music Bulletins, 12:45 Neff CKOK-Medical Society: Dr. 1:00 P. Orchestra Robert Berman. 1:45 P. Policy Association WXYZ- Collectors' Men.

Hour. 2:00 P. -National Republican Club Discussion 7:00 P. M. 2:30 P.

Treys WWJ- W.TR--Inquiring Chest: Reporters. 7:05. 3:00 CKOK-The Round Towners Bert Lown'a Music. WWJ-Merry Madcaps CKOK- King Solomon. 4:00 P.

University Glee WIBK- -Kenneth Palmer. Club and Clara. from Moscow -Polish Hour. 4:15 P. 4:30 P.

Favorites 7:15 P. M. 5:15 Review WWJ--James B. Pond. speaker.

WJR-To be announced. 6:15 P. Seel's Music WXYZ- Battle's 6:45 P. Robert Berman, Speaker WJBK-Knights of Rhythm. Concert WMBC--Sone Festival.

7:15 P. Battle's 1:30 P. M. Ensemble WW.J--Elvia Allman. 7:45 P.

-CKOK-The Street Singer CROK--Charles Barnet's Music, 8:00 P. -Institute of Arts Mural WJBK- -Heart Strings. Debate WBC--Musical Parsons. P. -Boston Sympony Orchestra 7:45 P.

M. 8:15 9:00 P. Reisenfeld's Viennese WW.I- The World Mystery. Today WJR -Murder Hour a Orch. -Bing Crosby and Lennie CROK- Singer.

Hayton's Music W'M W.IBK- BC- -Georgia Leath Moods. 9:30 P. Olsen and Ethel -Polish Meadows Shutta 8:00 P. M. 9:45 P.

Lombardo and Royal -Barnes Rapn's Orch. Canadians WXYZ- Detroit of Art the Institute Palisades. 10:00 P. A. Rolfe's Dancing Party Murals Debate.

11:00 P. Hayme's Music Easy Billy Aces. Sinzere. 11:15 P. Denny's Music MBC-Harvesters.

11:30 P. Song 8:15 P. M. 12 Midnight-CK0K-Ted Fio-Rito's Music WJR-Boston Symphony Orch. 12:30 A.

-WJR-Barney Rapp and New CK0K-Magic Voice. Englanders 8:30 P. M. CKOK- -Joseph Kamakari's -National Advisory CounSerenaders CKOR- cil. Wade and Old George P.

M. Lanes CKOK-Michigan Educational 3:45 Society. Recital. 8:45 P. M.

W.BK Recorda, -Co-eds. WE BC---Genevieve At wood WMBC-Polish Golden WXYZ- -Spartan Singers Hal Marshall Thouzhts. WIBK- cords. WEXL- Walter Coon. WEXL- Zajno.

1:00 P. M. 4:00 P. M. 9:00 P.

-Lexington Orch. Viennese Hour. WXYZ- -Rex Battle's Orch. WJR-Dance Masters. Glee Lone Ranger." CROK Rex Battle's Orch.

the Vikine. Crosby. -Sizurd CKOK- Bing W.IBK Records WM BC- Rose Marie Mantell. BC worth Trio. WEXL-Texas Cavaliere.

9:15 P. M. 1:15 P. M. 4:15 P.

M. CROK- -Do-Re-Mi. Evan Evans. WUBK-Recorde WI Earl Harger', Orch, Transcription. WM BC Organ Recital.

from WM BC -Notes in Blue. 1:30 P. M. Cow. WEXIGallichio's Orch: 9:30 P.

Songfellows. 1:30 P. M. Olsen'a Orchestra, -Contract Bridge, WIR--Concert Favorites. Soloista.

XYZ of Jacks. End Review. Wiele's Orch. CKOK- Betty Burton, Hour. WIBKW.BK--Records.

BC--Children's Program BC- Bernardi's WM BA -Hanny Hour Cinb. 4:43 P. M. Orch. WEXL- and Kiddies.

WJR Rufus and Mandy, 9:45 P. M. 1:35 M. WXYZ-Kiddies Karnival CROK-Guy Lombardo' Music. Garden's Orch.

5:00 P. M. 10:00 P. 1:45 P. M.

WR Birthday Party. A. Rolfe's Music. WW.J- -Foreign Policy Ase'n. WWT-Lady Next Door.

XYZ- Blagini': Orch. -Children a Frolic WXYZ What New in Books. -Automobile Lore. Ensemble. --Piano Lessons.

WMBC--Senteh Frolic. 5:15 P. M. WEXI- Hyde. Maurice Sherman's Orch.

10:15 P. M. 9:00 P. M. WJBK--Records.

WJR-Salon Singers. W.JR-Nat'l Republican Club, BC- Boys. CKOK -Border Cities Choir. CKOK- -Nat'l Mary's Little WEXL-Eleanor 10:30 P. M.

Republican Club. Orr. -Cousin 5:30 P. M. Theater.

WJR-Mummers. WUBK -Dance Records. WXYZ-Marguerite Werner and 2:15 P. M. Three Little Maida.

Leslie Dole. CKOK- WUBK- -Kentucky Canebreakers. WXYZ- -Rhythm Club. W.IRK- -Betty Baker. WMBC-Helen Lewis.

WEXL-Readines, Ramblers 10:45 P. M. 2:30 P. M. 5:45 P.

M. CKOR- Nieson. WXY2 Treva. Annie. Maniacs.

CKOK String wWJ-Seckatary Vagabond. 11:00 P. M. Quartet. Hawkins.

WJBK-Moment Musicale. Bush. CKOK-Indian Chief. WEXI-Baker Twins. WIRK- -George Price.

Frances Langford. 2:45 P. M. WEXL- E. Knowles.

CKOKWM BC -Nonnie Orch. Haymes' Orch. WXYZ-Melody Maid. Civic Affairs. WM Review.

WJBK--Records. 11:15 P. M. 3:00 P. M.

EVENING PROGRAMS WJR Radio Denny's Reporter. WIR- 6:00 P. M. WWJ-Jack Music. WM BC- Pat.

Merry Madcaps WJR--Don Bestor's Orch. WELL- Program -Mountaineers Orch CROK Round Towner-. WXYZ-Dar Review, 11:30 P. M. Three Flasher.

CROK- -Canadian Safets WJR- -Night Sone. WEXL -Surprise Prozram WM BC Pirates Club. -Harold Stern's Murie. BC Troubadour CROK- Abe Lyman's WEXL--Frank Swain. piano.

WXYZ--Chanticleer Orch. 3:15 M. CROK--Spanish Serenade. 6:15 P. M.

Music. WM BC- Nonnie Bernardi': WIBK -Records, Seel's Orch BC-Alice Rhein CKOK- -Star Reporter. 3:30 P. M. WIBK -Hv and Low 12:00 Midnight WMBC--Stan and Dick Fisher's Orch.

WUR- Wealth of Harmony WEXI--Ruth Stone. CROK- -Ted Fio-Rita' -Matinee Gems. 6:30 P. M. WUBK- -Dance Recorde.

-Slager Legion Lads 12:30 A. M. CHOK Post Band. WXYZ-Mra. Lou Barber.

Higgins' Music. Orch. WJBK Dauberger. boy and CKOK--Joseph Kamakaris WMBC-Tin Horn Cavaliers trase. Serenaders.

p. a. 01.. m. FOX "SAILOR'S LUCK." an hilarious comedy with romance, written for the screen by Marguerite Roberts and Charlotte Miller.

Directed by Raoul Walsh. Produced by Fox By Ella H. McCormick What "The Cock-Eyed World" was to the Marines, "Sailor's Luck" may be said to be to the Navy as far as its broad humor and boisterous comedy goes, although it is not as funny as its forerunner. After three pals, Jimmy, Benny and Bilge, land in 'Frisco from one of Uncle Sam's big gunboats, the land going rides from billows to rough seas. Jimmy picks up 8 pretty girl evicted from her room for non-payment of rent.

When sailor starts back to his ship to get his belongings for an expected month's shore leave he has installed Sally in a small apartment with the promise of imminent wedding bells ringing. But the ship is ordered elsewhere and Sally waits in tears for her gob. When he does get back he reason to believe his girl been has playing him for worse, and all his Irish temper flares. The satisfactory end to the romance is found in a dance marathon hall, the promoter of which had Sally in his clutches until her sailor and his pals, and the rest of the Pacific fleet, sail in and wreck the dance hall and its owners. Sally Eilers and James Dunn are popular with filmgoers as a team, and while the current vehicle is not as good stuff for them as it might be they do the best possible with the rough-house romance.

Victor Jory is one of those villains who will draw hisses. Sammy Cohen and Frank Moran, have to labor pretty hard laughs. Will Stanton, veteran vaudevillian, is a comical Leon Errol sort of a souse who is teamed up with Esther Muir a8 a fake palmist. Through the somewhat coarse fiber of the doings pleasantly shines Mr. Dunn's infectious smile.

FISHER LADY'S PROFESSION." farcienl comedy, adapted to the screen by Waiter DeLeon and Malcolm Stuart Boylan from story by Nina Wilcox Putnam, Directed by Norman McLeod. Produced by Paramount. When two such smooth Alison Skipworth and Roland Young are about, dialog means something and acting weaves an artfully laid net into which an audience walks with glee. They are a pair of British aristocrats, sister and brother, who journey to America in search of means to inflate the flattened family income, and take with them Cicely, niece and daughter of her elders. Lord Reginald precedes Lady Beulah, and when the latter and Cicely reach New York Reggie is running a quaint speakeasy in a stable, with his faithful horse, Wellington, who is always putting his forefeet into sc mebody's hat, for solace, and once Tony over (Roscoe to the Karns) customers to give at the gate before admittance.

Lady Beulah has a sense of humor, even if it is British, and A keen brain, and it does not take her long to master the American idiom and to beat the booze racketeers into a corner. When "Little Twicket on Topping," Reggie's cute "Boots and Saddles." under Lady for becomes B's energetic hand, the place is sought out by the swells of the town. Cicely has a romance with a parvenue millionaire's young son (nice lad, Kent Taylor) and they elope the night the club is raided. what has been nut surrentitiously into the ginger ale bottles being tipped off by the defeated bootleggers. For continuous chuckling here is the fare.

with Miss Skipworth in superb form as the grande dame and Mr. Young drolly funny. Sari Maritza is a charming Cicely. All in all, it is a delightfully humorous little photoplay that has class and smart wit. E.

H. McC. When Does the Film Feature Start? The feature in the large motion picture theaters will start Saturday and Sunday at the following hours: RKO 3:30. 5:34. 7:46.

0:58. 11:45 Sundar. 11:08 1:20. 3:30. 5:31 7:46 0:58 m.

Michigan 00 a. 1:10 3:44. 8.03. 10:4 44 Sunday. :00 2:59 5:20.

8:17. 10:44 19 m. 1:49, 3:54. 5:59. 8:04, 10:00 Sundar.

same United A. 5:36. 7:48. 10:00 D. Sunday, same hours.

3:22. 5:13. 7:04. 8:55. 10:46 p.

Sunday. same hours. a. m. 12:52, 2:24, 3:56.

5:28. 7:00. 8:32 10:04 p. m. 4:10.

6:10. 8:10. 10:10 D. Sunday. same houre.

Little 3:32. 5:54, 7:36. 9:38 p. Sunday, same hours. 3:00.

4:30. 6:30. 8:15. 10:10 Sunday. 1:00.

3:30. 4:30. 7:00, 8:15, 10:00 p. m. MOTION PICTURE ATTRACTIONS DOWNTOWN W.

ADAMS AT GRAND CIRCUS PARK 25c to 2 35c to 5 The Biggest Sensation Detroit Has Ever Known! This Is Harris" Midnight Show 11:40 TONIGHT hours. 111 a in in Mae Will Take Pick of Stories Studio Eager to Keep Star Pleased By George Shaffer HOLLYWOOD, March 24- Two stories are awaiting Mae West's choice when she comes on from Chicago next week to resume her film. contract at Paramount. are "Soubrette," by Charles Furthman. and "Rings Her Fingers," by Claude Binyon and Frank ButIt Mae does not like either story the studio will hustle out and find her another.

They want to keep a girl pleased who has done as well by them at the boxoffice as Mae in "She Done Him Norman Foster, whose recent automobile accident cut him out of one film role, has been signed for the lead in "Careless." a story written for RKO by Maurine Watkins, Chicago and New York newspaper woman. Bill Seiter will direct Miss Watking story. Edward Gargan, who recently closed in the New York stage run of "Face the Music." came on here to visit his brother, Bill Gargan, and while on the "Dead On Arrival' set at Paramount was signed for a minor part. MOTION PICTURE ATTRACTIONS at 1 In in Comedian Prepares New Book of Rhymes In addition to being one of the most adroit and intelligent of screen "and stage comedians, Roland Young is a writer and An artist. His amusing collection doggerel rhymes and sketches of animals, published recently under the title of "Not For Children," Jumped instantly into the best seller class.

After his book was published Mr. Young announced that his life's ambition had been achieved and that he intended to rest. on his laurel leaves. However, he went into picture, with Alison Skipworth, in which he had many funny scenes with a horse called Wellington. The humorous side of this association WaR too much for Mr.

Young and he felt the urge, again to bring out his sketch book and writing pad. As a result another volume of amusing verges and sketches, with Wellington featured, is about ready to go to Mr. Young's publishers, Another book of his, "Actors and Other People." is classed among the better whimsically humorous volumes. Opening Today "DIE GROSSE SEHNSUCHT" Grand Passion), German language comedy of life in A motion picture studio with Camilla Horn and Theodor Loos, and a musical score offering many pretty tunes. MOTION PICTURE ATTRACTIONS Detroit's Only De Luxe Stage Show! MICHIGAN BLVO.

AT -FISHER- SECOND AVE. Giant TODAY. 33e to 9 TODAY- the to 8 P. Show! Romantic Comedy Wow! Stage HIGGINS PETER Vina Delmar's ALISON SKIPWORTH Tenor Famous 'PICK UP' ROLAND YOUNG Twelve Aristo- SYLVIA SIDNEY SARI MARITZA crate Vie Oliver Cold hungry A Lady's EDGAR ripe for a pick Madame Racketeer in a BERGEN up. "Speakeasy." A million laughs! Can you blame her? Charlie Chase Jans Whalen LAST DAYS! 35e 2ND RECORD WEEK! 'SIGN THE CROSS' Paramount's Supreme Screen Spectacle FREDRIC MARCH ELISSA LANDI UNITED ARTIST 25 DA 401 8 After 6 It's A RIOT OF LAFFS! The Bad Girl and Her Boy Friend Reunited James.

Sally DUNN EILERS SAILOR'S LUCK SAMMY COHEN VICTOR, JORY CLIFF FRIEND, assisted by PAUL WHITEMAN STARS in a Special Musical Revue with Pickens Sisters, PICTURES TOdAY AT YOUR FAVORITE THEATRE ALHAMBRA 15e to Tracy Marion Features Nixon Spencer 'FACE IN THE SKY' Kent Taylor "The Mysteries Rider." ALOMA 9 15003 ---Aduits Charlevoix 15c. Avenue Child. 10c Warren William in "The Match King' Boris Karloff-Zita Johnson. "The Mommy." McGuire Comedy Whispering Shadow. ANNEX 6:15 Two 9:45 Vaudeville m.

Tala Shows Birrell with Melvyn Doculas Irene Rich "MANHATTAN Linwood at Davison AVALON Double Feature Jack Oakie in "UPTOWN NEW FORK." Also "AIR HOSTESS" with Evalyn Knapp and Thelma Todd. BIRMINGHAM Kate Two Smith Big Features Singing in "HELLO, EVERYBODY." Sally Blane Regis Toomey in "STATE TROOPER." BOULEVARD Gratiot Avenue at Field "THE MUMMY." with Boris Karloff. "TERROR TRAIL," with Tom Mix. Comedy, "Now In the Time. CAPITOL W.

Vernor Formerly High at Ferndale wells Spring Open 11 a. m. to Midnite -15c to p. m. Spencer Tracy, "Face in the Kent Taylor, "Mysterious Rider." Midnite Show CINDERELLA BaT E.

15c, Main Jefferson Fl. at 25c Coplin till 7:30 Baxter Miriam Jordan in "Dangerously Yours." Adolphe Menjoa Benita Hume, "Blame the Claude Allister COOLEY Adulta Fenkell at 150-Lewis Wyoming Stone "The Mask of Fu Manchu" Lape Velez "Cuban Love Song." Comedy. DELTHE Mack and Continuous Holcomb 1 Avenues to 11 William Boyd and Chic Sale in "MEN OF AMERICA" Richard Talmadge, "ON YOUR GUARD." EAST END 11510 Adulta E. 15c. Jefferson near Hillger Children 10c Bill Anita Boyd-Chie Page Sale, "MEN "JUNGLE OF AMERICA" in Cont.

p.m.Kiddies' Mat. Sc till 3p.m. EASTOWN Prices Giant Vand, Reduced, Show 25c at after 9 8 p. p. m.

Spencer Tracy, "FACE IN THE SKY' Jack Oakie. "UPTOWN NEW YORK' Cadillac Square and Monroe FAMILY Douglas Fairbanks, Bette Davis PARACHUTE Our Gang Comedy and Other Attractions FLAMINGO 2-Big Gratiot Ave, Features and Seven Everydas-2 Mile Rehe Daniels-Edw. G. Rohinson, "Silver Dollar." Lupe Veler-Ed. Victor MeLaglen, "Hot Pepper." Adults 15c, Child.

10c RIVIERA to GO RIVER AT JOY ROAD p. 2-FEATURES-2 Sir Stars! TAMES "STATE CAGNEY FAIR" "HARD to Janet Gaynor HANDLE" and Will Rogers Mary Brian GREAT 33 STARS COLUMBIA "The Great Passion" Schnsticht) Camilla Horn, Fritz Kortner Conrad Velt. Life Behind the Kielgs Con. 1-11 p.m. Child.

10e WUR 750 WW.J 920 WXYZ 1940 CROK 540 Kes. 400 Metere Kce. 326 Meters Kcs. 212 Meters Keg. 556 Meters MORNING PROGRAM 7:00 A.

M. WIR- Doolittle Mountaineers. CEOK---Morning Greetings. WJBK-Musical Clock. 7:30 A.

M. WJR-Top of the Morning. Devotions. Breakfast Club. CKOK-Cheerful Charlie.

W.M BC--Bill Sawvor. 8:00 A. M. WJR--Uncle Neal and Prude. Organ Rhapsody.

WMBC Morning Bugle. WEXL -Morning Revival. 8:15 A. M. WMBC- Anderson Scrap Morning Devotions.

Book. 8:30 A. M. WJR -Breakfast Club. CROR- fusical Highapot.

BC Garrant. WEXL--Gospel Mint. 8:15 A. M. WM BC- Ruskit.

9:00 A. M. Dinner. Recital. CROK Michaux.

-Dance Music. program. 9:15 A. M. WWJ-Masqueraders.

WXYZ- Anne Campbell. Singing Piano. WUBK-Dance Records. 9:30 A. M.

and Jones. WXYZCROK Solomon WJBK- -Polish Hour. W.NBC--Ann Dhyne 9:45 A. M. WUR-Mra.

Page's Visit. WWJ-Soloist. WXYZ- Vocal Lessons WMBC-Harmonica Sextette. 10:00 A. M.

Pollock Lawnhurst. WWJ-Vass Family, WXYZ-Dole Brothers. CK0K-Feast of the Air. W.M BC Records. Quartet.

10:15 A. M. W.IR- -Singing Strings. Melody CROK Melody Parade, WXYZ Lessons WUBK- -Records. 10.30 A.

M. WJR--Happy Jack. CROK BC Mountain Red. -Rhythm Rounders. 10:15 A.

M. WAR--Irma Glen. -Breen and De Kase. WX Melody Maid. CROK- Vagabond Singer.

Records W.M BC- -Connie Louzon. 11:00 A. M. A M. Goudian.

WWJ--Julia Hayes. CKOK--Helen and Mary. Marxuerite Werner. Dance Records. WMBC- The Fivine Reporter.

WEXL- Lev Betterly 11:15 A. M. Ramblers. Institute WEXI- Painter. 11:30 A.

M. WJR- Trotter. weethearts. -Mountaineers. CKOK- Reporter.

1. Recorded Program. WEXL- Records. 11:45 A. M.

WJR- -Spanish Idylls. WXYZ- Tom and Jerry. CK0K-Concert Miniatures. Duo, WEXL- Bill Barton. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 Noon -Luncheon Song Reriew.

WW.WXYZ-=-Luncheon Parade. CKOK--Harold Knight a Music. Hill Billy Singers WE WEXT- BC Recorded Betterly. Program. 12:15 P.M.

ww. Fair and Square Club. W.IRK Tunes, WMBC-Gus Scholdemark 12:30 P. M. -National Grange Hour.

WAY Anson Weeks' Music, CHOK- -Felix Fernando's Music WEXL Program WMBC-Johnny Bover. 12:45 P. M. Orch. WXTZ-Russell Nett, tenor.

NANCY CARROLL ADAMS 15c in From "Hot a A Chain Saturday' FUGITIVE Gang" HOLLY WOOD Balc'ny 15c Main 250 W. Fort to 5:00 to 5 Ferdinand John Barrymore in Ken Maynard in "Phantom Thunderbolt" Big Stage Show with SAMMY DIBERT R-K-O UPTOWN JOHN BARRYMORE Charlie Chase and "TOPAZE" Mickey Mouse Feature at 2. 4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m. Free Press Want Ads you'll find scores of opportunities to save money. GLADWIN E.

Adults Jefferson- 15c until Waterworke 4 p.m. "THE Edward G. SILVER Robinson Bebe Daniels is DOLLAR." Also Kate Smith in "HELLO, EVERYBODY." GREAT LAKES Special Gd. River. Matinee Strathmore Regis Toomey-Eralyn Knapp "STATE TROOPER." Also Douglas and Big Animal Cast "Nagana." Melvyn LINWOOD-LA SALLE Linwood at Virginia Double Feature Irene Donne In "NO OTHER Also Robert Armstrong "THE BILLION DOLLAR LOYAL 13805 Grand River "HOT PEPPER." Edmund Lowe MeLaglen.

Fletor Denny. Cartoon News Adults "Strange Justice," Reginald 150 MAXINE 7639 Mack A venue at Baldwin Adults 15e at all times Fredric March-Claudette Colbert in "TONIGHT IS OURS." Evalyn Knapp "SLIGHTLY MARRIED" PUNCH JUDY Kerebeval at Fisher Road Kate Smith and Randolph EVERYBODY." Continuous Scott, "HELLO, New from 2:15 p. m. Prions Adulta 25c. Kids 10c RAMONA Big Vaudeville Two Show at 9 p.m.

Features Tala Birrell, "NAGANA." Melvyn Dongise Spencer Tracy, "FACE IN THE RIALTO Gratiot Ave. at Mt. Elliott Free Parking "Heerets of the French Police." with Gwill Andre. Evalyn Knapp, Thelma Todd in "AIR HOSTESS" RIVOLA Cadillac Ave. at Forest East 2 Features---Adults 15c Ruth Chatterton in "FRISCO JENNY." John Wayne in "HAUNTED GOLD." ROOSEVELT 15e Gratiot Ave.

at May 7:00 P. M. Edmund Victor MeLaglen in "ROT PEPPER." Lupe Velez, El Brendel Leo Carrillo-Lois Wilson, "Obey the Law." ROXY Open Woodward Hours. near Temple 24 Double Feature 10c to 8 p.m., 15c after June Collyer-Wheeler Onkman. "Revenge In Monte Carlo." Ken Maynard, "Drum Taps." ROYAL OAK Douglas Two Big Fairbanks, Features Jr.

"PARACHUTE JUMPER," Bette Davis. MIDNIGHT WARNING." with m. Boyd TUXEDO Hamilton Tracy Tuxedo, Marian Features Nixon "FACE IN THE SKY Stuart Erwin Jack Oakie, "UPTOW NEW YORK" WOODWARD-GRAND Open Highland at Noon Park Two Features: "Second-Hand Wife." Sally Eilers-Ralph Bellamy. "The Monkey's Paw," C. Aubrey Smith.

YOUR Forest Big Avenue Double at Mt. Bill Elliott 15 with Clandette Colbert. "BIG STAMPEDE." John Wayne. News Comedy Jungle Mystery No. 10.