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DETROIT FREE PRESS Tuesday, June 11. 1948 Pastel Sheer Is Answer for Wedding Guest i 1 i i League Asks Restoration of Rationing A plea for a return of food rationing wa sent -to President Truman Monday by the Michigan Branch of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. The VTL also asked for a world food organization to plan food distribution and urged the allocation of grain to starving people in India. OTHER resolutions passed by the group at a "poverty luncheon" on Saturday included an objection to the draft labor plan in strike resolutions as "completely Fascist and a violation of citizens' constitutional rights." The resolutions committee, headed by Dr. Alice Miles Woodruff, also urged that a letter be sent to President Truman asking for the cancellation of the atomic bomb test.

BY JEAX PEARSON Free Press Fashion Writer "What shall I wear to the wedding?" Whether it's bride, bridesmaid, member of the family or guest, that's the most frequent question, which comes to the fashion department. For the guest at a summer wedding, one answer is sketched today a sheer pastel crepe. It has just enough dressiness, just enough festiveness to make it appropriate. A TWO-PIECE outfit, the costume has eyelet and open, lacy trim on the short cap sleeves and at the waist. The trim is in a pastel color to match the crepe.

Design details of the jacket include a square neckline accented by a wide bow, four self-covered buttons and a peplum fullness below the waist. Skirt is straight-lined with a kick plait in front. Fashioned in shell pink, lime and powder blue, as well as other pastel hues, the outfit comes in sizes 9 to 15 for $21.95. For shopping information phone KAndoIph 8915 or write to the Fashion Writer, inclosing a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a reply. and ootpnes It it seldom possible to find so many, and such lovely fragrances together.

In each Schettler Store there is a superb selection from which to choose. Double Chin Discloses Ifour Posture Status back, the chin is at right angles to the neck. Try to keep your head in this position during your waking moments when standing, sitting, walking, riding. Also if you can do it, it's a good idea to give up your pillow! AT YOUR FAVORITE THEATER i HAWAIIAN SPARKLE 1 crushed pineapple Juice of 3 lemons 3 water 2 sugar 'K grapefruit or orange juice 2 i carbonated water 1 qt. ginger ale Combine sugar and water and boil together to make syrup.

Cool. Add crushed pineapple, lemon and grapefruit juice and chill. Just before serving add carbonated water and ginger ale. Makes enough beverage for 10 tall glasses. FROM THE TOWER KITCHEN, KAY SAVAGE DIRECTOR Denby Mothers to Give Dance for Graduates The cap and gown dance given for Denby High School graduates by the Mothers' Club will be held Friday evening at the Denby gym.

A student committee will work with Mrs. Charles Kal-kanis and Mrs. Gilbert De-laney, co-chairmen. A floor show of song and dance entertainers has been arranged. Highlighting the program will be the presentation of scholarships to Carolyn Patterson and John Byle.

These awards will be made by Mrs. Edgar Harrison, chairman-of the student dance scholarship cona-mittee. Republican Club to Meet Friday Friday has been set for the next meeting of the Women's Republican Club of Indian Village. The group will meet at 2 p. m.

at the home of Mrs. James O. Murfin, of Iroquois Ave. Col. Owen J.

Cleary will speak on "Good Government." HOME AGAIN Mary Ann Jaroske, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Jaroske, of Chalmers has returned home after 18 months' service with the American Red Cross in the.ETO.

WANTED SEWING MACHINES DROP HEADS, $20 CASH Call Any Time TR 2-7792 Time and Patience Needed to Dim Memory of 1st Love Needlework HOW easy to match sets for sofas and chairs! Crochet just the center section of sofa back. It's filet crochet Use No. 30 cotton. Pattern 7060 has directions and charts for set. Send Twenty Cents in coins for this pattern to The Detroit Free Press Women's Service Bureau, Detroit 31, Mich.

WHICH IS giving up before you've even put up a fight, if you ask me. Grace will never stop remembering her sailor. She'll never forget that she once loved him. But that has nothing to do with the possibility of her falling in love with you. After six weeks' acquaintance with her you insist that she give up her past and her memories and her dreams.

And concentrate on her future with you. Well a man to enter- tain her, amuse her, pay attention to her, and love her is the best thing in the world for Grace at this point. If you'd worry less about the man she used to like and do your best to make her like you you might get to first base. Give her time to find out that she has more fun with you than with anyone else she knows. Give her time to realize that she might fall in love again! ANNOUNCEMENT Announcement is made of the marriage Saturday in Birmingham, of Margaret Telford to Thomas H.

Klingensmith. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klingensmith, of Birmingham. TODAY'S PIN Co-Operative Theater IPIWRTnU 12th nd Swi TB 2-0100 AUiiiwiwil 6:20.

"MICKEY THE KID. Brie Cifcst (In Rsnili o4 Jan Byrmi in bl KLa rKUBMIUK. ipr 7206 Hrpr PL 0347 Opt 5:45. JmI McCm ant Marl Obaraa la "THESE THREE." "TOO T0UN6 TO KNOW, Joia ttallt. Frta China ta the lafiet! in I II Grand Cirtm Park Half Over Gtna Tlartiey In "DRAGON-WYCK" plat "OUT OF THE DEPTHS" with All Star Cast.

inilipil Mack at SL Jean LB 9195 Park Oaaa 3 Free Dlanemr Ladies! Geerpe Breot-Barkara Staawyek. "MY REPUTATION." "BLONDE ALIBI." Teal Heal ALGER" -E. Warren-Outer Drife 7723 Barbara Stanwyek-Geerae Brent la "MY REPUTATION." 7:18. 10:23 ties Pat O'Brien in MAN ALIVE at 6:00 ana 9:05. ALHAMBRA- -9428 Woodward Ate.

3IA 0234 Own 6:45. last Day far G. Brent V. WeGalre. "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE" alee TARPON MY PAST." r.

MacMgrray-M. Chapman II AIII 15001 Charlefoix TC 2-2615 Open 6:45. Free Glassware! Barbara Stanwyea-G. Brent. "MY REPUTATION." "MAN ALIVE." Pat O'Brien-Ellen Drew.

I UCTCDn I 12240 Grind River HO 3067 TION" with Ranald Reaaan el it "STEPPING IN SOCIETY" with' Edward E. Harten. 1NNFY 8900 0nnd AnnCA Open 1:45. Mat. TT 5-4820 Dally.

"TARZAN'S TRIUMPH." 2. 4:53. 7:46. 10:39. "TARZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY." 3:43.

6:36. 929. APOLLO TR 1-8750 Oaen 530. Chai. Beyer and Laaren Baeall.

"CONFIDENTIAL AGENT." "FEAR" with Peter Ceaasen and Anna Gwynne. ICTDD 8652 Twelfth Street MA 3296 MOIUII Bstty Hit ton and Barry Fltzperald In "STORK CLUB" plat Veranlca Lake ia "MISS SUSIE SLA6LES." A VI I nil Linaood at Daiison 10 8-3709 if rtirttwn Free Parkinn! Fred MaeMarray Mareaerlte CHapaiaa. "pahdui mt rsi." tea, Brent-D. McGarra. "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE." BELMONT Woodward at Grand.

H. P. Park Free 4 Pictaree. 10 at. "MANTRAP." H.

Stephenson' D. Lerett. "SILVER CITY RAIDERS." B. Willi, DClCDI Gd. Biser at Oikman DtvtnLi FrM HO 6360 Ceoled! "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." R.

Montaeniery. Jack Haley and Helen Walker. "PEOPLE ARE FUNNY." DiniYlliiOrwm "HARVEY GIRLS' In Calar at 8:45 Only. Alsp "MURDER IN MUSIC HALL" at ana Rl nnUFIPI Woodsrd Birtningham Daon Oaen 6:45. "CORNERED with Dick Powell, 7:00.

10:18 plat 'MEET ME on BKuauway at BOOTH E' Park Free LE 4681 if Georpe Brent. "MY REPUTATION." "TONIGHT AND ti CRT NIGHT." Rita Havworth-L. Bowman RRflAriWAY.nAPITni Crand Circus Park "YOUNG WIDOW" with Leaii Hayward. Pies "l)IH I CaaiBLt WITH STRANGERS Pll UIU Wert Dearborn. Mich.

DE 1180 Open 6 p. at. Cooled! torse Raft and Victor McLaalen. "WHISTLE STOP." Janet Blair ana flitrea crake in "TARS AND SPARS." riUCn 7 Mile at Bussell TW 1-1911 wnmuw pift fnt, "PARDON MY PAST," F. MacMarray-M.

Chapman. Dorothy ciiaire-beorae nreni. "spiral staircase." PAPITfll 7915 W. Vernor Park Free UMrilUL 6 11:30 "UNDER FIESTA STARS." "FACE OF, MARBLE, John Carradine and Claadla Drake. PACTI 3412 Hastings CA 0350 "twill.

Open 2:45. Cent. All Night! B. Stan wyck, "MY REPUTATION." "DANGER Extra "ROOSEVELT. THE MAN OF CASINO -E.

Davison at 6 Mile TW 2-0847 Oaen 6 JO. "PRIDE OF THE MARINES" With John Garfield plat Jonny Tafti and Veronica Lake. "MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S." UUyf Woodward at Bin d. MA 8484 if :30 a. at Tooled bv Refrlo.

B. Goodman-L. Darnell. "SWEET AND LOWDOWN. REMARKABLE ANDREW.

News PFNTIIRY 14th and Grand Bled. Parking v.n Cp, 6:45 Mantaomery-John Wayna. "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." "PEOPLE ARE FUNNY, Jack Haley and Helen Walker. PIVinCDCI I East Jifferson at Coplin hmmm "vice eun TELL." 1230. 3:39.

6:58. 10:17. "MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL." 2:15. 534. 8:53.

ur 111 Columbia at Woodward A 6211 Ferber'i "COME GET IT" and Merle Opera la "BELOVED ENEMY." PIDfM W. Warren-Miller Boad 0B 5040 "PARDON MY PAST." F. MatMarray-M. Chia-wian. 0.

MeGaira-G. Brent, "SPIRAL STAIRCASE." CIVIC" i FarminEton, Micb. I'none 444 if Open 630. Coaled by Refrif. Ed Gardnar B.

Crmby-Gaest Stars. "DUFFY'S TAVERN" plat "DANGER SIGNAL." Fay Emerson-Zachary Scott. DAWN 8340 Gratiot at Iroquois PL 2588 Ham S-m Kafiira f. Mann' Cooled! "MY REPUTATION," B. Stanwyek-Georpe Brent.

Z. Scott-F. Eatemn. "DANGER SIGNAL." DEARBORN- G. Raft-Aa Gardner.

'WHISTLE STOP." Janet Blair-Alfred Drake in STARS AND SPARS." flCI TUC Mack at Holcomb Park Free if I Ilk a c.nra. Rraat-llnriithv Pi. Golra. "SPIRAL STAIRECASE." "PARDON MY PAST." Fred MacMarray-Marpaerlta Chapman. nCI IIYC 9355 Kercheeal Free Parking UCLUAL, mm -tn mtt Davt r.rma Mlranda-Pemr Co3.

"DOLL "PARDON MY PAST." Fred MaeMsrray-Maraecrlto Chapmen PIFYTCD Dener at Borlingame TO 8-0155 Lit. vrr fypfnd. ABLE," R. Mantaeinery-D. Reed plat "PEOPLE ARE FUNNY." Jaek Halcy-H.

Walker. News! nnWNTflWV Crand Circus Park uunniunii 0, StaH. CKtlttT mmu. "Boitap Blaekie," Ray Kinney and Hawaiian Revee. Others! Screen: "THE NOTORIOUS LONE WOLF." DRIVE-IN (EAST)" Harper at Mile Boad Claadette Calbert and Joel MeCraa.

"PALM BEACH STORY" piss "ON STAGE EVERYBODY" with Jack Oakle. DRIVE-IN (WESTVAr t.M Day. "THOSE EN0EARING YOUNG CHARMS." Betty Grable. "F00TLI6HT SERENADE." ClCTCLin 11510 E. Jeffermn LE 5S15 LMlJI LllU tlnrm ti Cardnar ana Nlaa Cmby.

"DUFFY'S TAVERN." "DANGER SIGNAL" with Faye Emerson and Zaehary Scott. FASTflVVN-Harper-Van Dyke IV 3661 LAO I Mil Roan Ana a 1 cpllll C.TAIR. CASE," Geona Brent-Dorethy McGalra. "PARDON MY PAST." Fred MacMerray-btarpertte rcnillOC 15311 E. Jefferson TC 2-2760 if "I tn "WHAT NEXT.

CPL. HARGROVE?" 7:00 and 1037. "MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S" at 9:10 Only. CI till Cadillac Square and Monroe if rnlTIILI a ai a BMaiilahe HaraHlv Gilre-G. Brent "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE." Fred MaeMerray-N.

Chapman. "PARDON MY PAST." 2-0405 Deanna Darkln and Franchot Tone. Alsa "THREE STRANGERS," Geraldlne Fitxperaid-S. Graenstreet. Xpun Ii Woodward-Nine Mile Boad tnitUALL 5.45 StrUn Stanwyck and Gearpa Brent, "MY REPUTATION." Alsa "THREE STRANGERS." Peter Lerra-Goraldlne Fibperald.

FIXE ARTS" -Woodward at Wauon if Ooea 5 P. m. Cant. (It NloPrt! Ronald Calman-C. Calbert.

"UNDER TWO FLAGS." "BEHIND THE USING SUN," Tea Naal-Marpp. ODO'RO'PO BY GRACE BARBER A woman's profile does not necessarily reveal her years. A double chin is far more ilkely to disclose posture habits, whether you're 20 or 40. If you slump your shoulders and carry your head forward or let it droop, you're bound to 'get a double chin and the dowager's hump that frequently accompanies it. An ounce of good posture is worth a pound of correction.

However, the correct exercise along with posture improvement can often undo the effects of years of bad carriage, but it takes time before you can see results. IN THE CASE of overweight, general reduction should accompany special exercise to improve your chin line. And when the skin loses its youthful elasticity the chin loses its clean, sharply denned line. Local stimulation massage or brisk patting is helpful in preserving the tone of the tissue. Remember, however, that not everyone is born with a classic profile.

Through no fault of our own the contour line may be far from chiseled! Here is the type of exercise to work at. Sit in a straight-backed chair or with your back against the wall. Chest should be high, back straight. Lift up with the back of the head to make yourself as tall as possible. Pay strict attention to your posture all the while you are doing such exercise or it loses its value.

Do it slowly. It doesn't matter so much how many times you do it as that you do it every day without fail. LET YOUR head fall forward, completely relaxed, but don't move your shoulders. Then lift the chin a little and push it as far forward as you can. Now forget about your chin and concentrate on the back of neck.

Slowly raise the head up and back and as you do. think of pushing each one of the seven vertebrae of the cervical spine back into a vertical position. To make yourself more conscious of what you're doing, place a finger or pencil at the base of your neck. Think of pushing back against it as you move it slowly up each vertebra. When the head is completely up and way of living and follow a reason able schedule.

She lived some three or four miles from her place of business. She had generally driven her own car to and from business. But for several months she left the car in storage and walked to work at first it was pretty rough on her just walking one way. But after a week or two she walked both ways and began to enjoy it. Supplementing her diet with ade quate vitamins, she felt so good all day that she never misses the fake stimulation or "life" of the usual alcoholic indulgence.

Keep Cool PATTERN 9338 comes in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20; 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. Size 16 takes 2 yards 39-inch. Price, 25 cents. Marian Martin Spring and Summer Pattern Book costs 16 cents. Address orders to Marian Martin, the Detroit Free Press, Detroit 31, Mich.

Be sure to styid size and number with your name and address. Patterns will arrive in a week or ten days. 'Cocktail Habit' Takes Toll of Girl's Health United Detroit Theater )) RADIO CITY- -Woodward nr. 9 Mile Bd. EL 6050 Starts WmAttmtdmu CCI I BOUND," loirid Berfman and Grepory Pack plaa William Bendix in "TAXI.

MISTER?" RADIO CITY" -Woodward nr. 9 Mile Bd. EL 6050 flnan A tjm I Wilde. "LIFE BEGINS AT 830. "TALES FROM MANHATTAN," Rita Haywarth and Charles Boyer.

RAMflNA l-'ratiot-S Miie Bd. PI 1SU0 Park 5 1:45. Dorothy McGaire. "SPIRAL STAIRCASE," 4:01. 7J5.

10:29. Alst "PARDON MY PAST" at 233. 5:47 and 9:01. RCncnpn 17360 Ubser Bedford 1401 dr iiuui ui 8 6:45 aBi fi Brent. THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE." "PARDON MY PAST." Fred MaeMarray and M.

Chapman. RFRFr.TWoolwl(, 4t Gd- Bi'- TB 2-6464 lla.Vk.il n.Ilu ARSENE vatii, 11 pen 1 I an I 2j 430. 7. 930. "PEARL OF DEATH.

3:10. 5:40. 8:10 and 10:45. RCY t-VJ Fort SL near Junciion VI 8p 5:15. Betty Hetton and Barry Fiti- nerald.

inctNDiaRT BLONDE, in Color. Kava Dowd In "AN ANGEL COMES TO BROOKLYN." RIAITfl Utiot-Mt. Eiliott Park Free t- is, a Carmen Miranda, Perry Como and Viian Blaine. "DOLL FACE." "DAKOTA." John Wayne-Vera Ralston RIO W' Vernor t-'entral Park Frte -dr Open 12 Noon. Robert Menteomery and John ASViLlI.

"PENDAOLE." "PEOPH ARE FUNNY." Jack Haley and Helen Walker. RIVIFRA Grand ttier-Joy Boad CH 4231 iiliunn 12:15. "KISS AND TELL" S. Temple. 1230.

3:49. 7 .08 10:27 "MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL." 2:26. 5:45. 9:04 RVnLA CadUlac-tast Forest PL 4626 an 6:45. Park Free! Cooled! Barbara Stanwyck and Georae Brent "MY REPUTATION "DANGER SIGNAL." Faye Emerson-Za chary Scett.

RKO 10 -0i Starts 1230. p. Copt. a-J''-, ND TELL." A Howl! "STARS AND SPARS." Janet Blair and Marc Piatt. ROOSFVFI Grtiot-Harper PL 5732 Park -dr IIUUVLILLI tls 0 THE MUSIC THE MUSIC HALL." Save He Before 6:00.

RQSEDiUF-11320 wdard TO 8-0123 ir.T.TrT.n- 'l'k Dem "MY REPUTATION, B. Stanwyck. 7. 10-09 "MAN ALIVE" with Pat O'Brien at 8:59 Only. ROUGE 14 Jt-rr.

vi 3131 -p a fL" aU Lf Taesday. Wednes-y" Tharsday! Rosaleen Dinnerware. 22-Karat 6old Rim with Floral Desipn. Haltin" W- Jefferson VI 1-3131 Open 5 p. m.

Rosaleen Dinnerware! Cooled by Reta. R. Milland. "TILL WE MEET AGAIN." "STORM OVER LISBON." R. Art en.

ROXY nr- Trmple TE -dr McGaire "SPIRAL STAIRCASE." "PARDON MY PAST." Fred MaeMarray and Marpaerlte Chapman. ROYAL-7 I'M 3-4585 wins. 0ptl 5.45 FfM rt, Hearinn Aids! "KlbS AND TELL." 7:37. 10:44. Alsa "MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL." 6:13 o-Jil fiUIAL UAN 0 6:45 Gardner.

"WH ISiLE ST OP." "TARS AND SPARS with Janet Blair and Marc Piatt. CCU if Mictiigau near Llveiuuu LA OibJ Mat. Dsllv nAfAihw' MeGaira-G. Brent. Fred MaeMarray.

THF spirai (iiiDricc 'PARDON MV PAST." Kercheval FI 2911 ur' i TTBiner-neenan Wynn. "WHAT NEXT. CORPORAL HARGROVEi" "MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S." Veronica Lake. STRiND-'raDdBiw 14tn Tl 6-100S vsnniiv 530 "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." Robert ManVmery. Jack aley and Helen Walker.

"PEOPLE ARE FUNNY STRATFORD-4751 West VenK UL-IS OPen 6:15. "THEY WERE EX. PENDABLE," Robert Montpomery plas Pat O'Brien and Ellen Drew in "MAN ALIVE." TELEfi'EWS Hood a nr. Or. Blvd.

Scoop! Coast Geard at War! Nana Lidice Merdererl Coal Strike Settled! "A Letter trom Paris." TEMPLE 17730 TO U-4866 L.HII Barbara Stanwyck and REPUTATION." "MAN ALIVE" with Pat 0 Bnen and Ellen Drew. TIUC 13321 e.ait Jefferson at Dreiel ML' 901 i iilTH 0'Br' "WHISPERING SMITH SPEAKS." P. hams-Rochester. LO BANDLEADER." "DRIFTING ALONG." On.n -k iu.it. ti TIMES SQUARE -Michigan at Cass CL OSof flnea a A G.

Tlerney, 4 THE GREAT. G. Tlerney, "BELLE STARR." Color. "PATRirV BtWARE OF REDHEADS." TflWFR- BiIer Meyera luncn 0ptm 6:10 HO 4650 Pinai ctiiipicc Ethel Barrymare and D. MeGeira "aannn siv PAST," Fred MaeMarray and W.

DemarasL licn- Trenton 0076 6J0- prk Cooled by Refp. R. Montpomery. "THEY WERE EXPEND. ABLE." "PEOPLE ARE FUNNY." Jack Haley THY FH fl Hamilton-Tustdo TO 8-27S6 S.

JnIlt-DJnth "PARDON MY PAST." frcd MacMarray-Maraaerita Chapman. UNITED 0M" 10:45 a. m. Joan THIS FORWARD plas "THE TRUTH ABOUT MURDER." UPTOWN-iUck Chlme" TU 2-t)686 if 6 Free Parkin. "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE," Dorothy McGaire-GeerM Brent.

"PARDON MY PAST." Fred MaeMarray VARSITY "THE SPIRAL IVJfc' 10:50 "PARDON MY PAST" at 6:20 and 9:25. VICTORY-8225 Gr'iui R'w TV 5-3400 dr I IV I VII I ikwt Wtll "WHAT NEXT CPL. HARGROVE?" at 7:44. 1030. "MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S" at 9:03 Only.

VnCIIC Harper at Hartard TL' 2-2022 Park -v "PARDON MY PAST," 6. 9:01. "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE," Georpe Brent-Dorothy MeGeira. 7:26 and 10:29. WARFIFI Fl if il-'-U Open All Nleht' Barbara Staawvek-Georp Brant.

"MY REPUTATION." "DANGER SIGNAL." Faye Emerson and Zaehary Scett. WARRFN Warren near Soutbftrld CK 3116 dr iiMnntn 6:15 Parl( TrM, Dorot(1. Me- Geire-Georpe Brent, "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE." Fred ac array. "PARDON PAST." News WASKINGTON-Br, "ALLOTMENT WIVES." "COLORADO PIONEERS. 4 ill EIHett and Bob byB lake.

WFTflVVN Wyoming-Fenken HO 7111 fftvlUffl, MfTm, rradMJe- Marray and Aklm Tamiroff. "PARDON MY PAST." 6. Brent-D. McGaire. "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE." WHITT1FRE Blid.

Parking -dr nnilllLll gin. cr.ji Gaests Start. "DUFFY'S TAVERN." 'DANGER SIGNAL." Fayp EmerMn-Zachary Seatt. Wyandotte. Mich.

HT 2066 dr Been 12. New Ceelad Now! Matinee Dally Nsan. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE! by Refriperation! yLryilinnTTC Wyandolte. Mich. WV 2066 niAttUUIIL OK 12 Noon.

Cooled by Rela. G. Raft-Aea Gardner. "WHISTLE STOP "TARS AND SPARS." Janet Blair and Mare Platt. -dr Free Dhe: ewre G.

Raki SHARK." "LADIES OF VYYAND QTTE-RIALTO Robiman-R. Ar'en. "TIGER OF WASHINGTON." Wtandottf -dr Oaen 6:15. Danny Kaye. Virainia Mays.

Allia Jenkins in "WONOEI MAN" tin Tecbnieelor). YflHR Mt. Lliioit TL 1360 dr Open 5:45. Fra Bakinawar ta ladles! Barbara Stanwyck, "MY REPUTATION." Alt "DANGER SIGNAL" with Fay Eatprs. I CD In the Fisber Building a TlOntn mrt Temple.

"KISS AND TELt" at 12:40. 7 20. 1030 plat "MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL" at 2:25. 5:45 and 9:05. CI AUIWRfl Gratiot-7 MUa Boad PI 3460 if rLAmiJYOU 0pn 5:15 Free Bakinpwara ta Ladies! Martha DrHcall.

"BLONDE ALIBI" plas "MEN OF SAN BUENTIN." Anthony Hathet. Cfiy The Place to Go I ruA There Never Was A Woman Like Rita Hay. worth as "GILOA" plas AoiU Laaisa la "1HE DEVIL'S MASK." CI PRC Grand Birer at Trumbull IE 1-7338 0LU0L Clrty 6rlllt ln( i. "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE." "SWEET ROSIE t'GRADY." Betty 6rable and Robert Yeana. GRAND THEATER" 3 13551 Woodward Park Free Oaen 6 P.

m. Air Cooled "MY REPUTATION." "THE LADY IS WILLING." Laerel and Hardy. "HELPMATES." Free Dishes ta Ladies. ppi line 8024 W. Jefferson VI 2-1247 -jk; LinflftUL Added Attraction Ertry Teesday! Variety Hoar! One Soli Hear af Year Fairarite Short Sebjects plas Per Repelar Doable Featare! RQAUnC "24 W.

Jefferson VI 2-1247 if Midnight. Variety Hoar! Robert Montgomery. "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." "PEOPLE ARE FUNNY." J. Haley. GRANT 1 Bussell near Holbrook MA 392 8 Open 5 a.

as. 3 Bia Frank Back. "TIGER Jedy Canova In "SLEEPY LAGOON." Richard riser. "WHITE PONGO." CDCAT I 1 VCC 14830 Graod Biter Free Parking blitAI LAit5 Coolee, "xh SPIRAL STAIRCASE." 0. McGaire-G.

Brent. Fred MaeMirray-M. Chapman. "PARDON MY PAST." HARPPR Harper-Lakewood AB 4020 riAnrcn 6:15 spiral staircase." Dorothy McGaire-G. Brent.

"PARDON MY PAST," Fred MacMerray-Marpeerite Chapman. HIGHLAND Martha O'Drlscoll-Tom Neal. "BLONDE ALIBI." "SUNSET IN ELDORADO." Roy Ropers-D. Eini. HOLLYWOOD" -4809 W.

Fort Park Free if Open 530. Shirley Temole In "KISS AND TELL." "MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL," Edward Harris. Coma Before 6. Sara 10c. IRIS 2314 East Grand Blid.

TR 1-8855 Open 530. Barbara Stanwyck and Georae Brent, "MY REPUTATION." "MAN ALIVE." Pat O'Brien and Ellen Drew. IRVING- -21220 Fenkell Are. BE 2368 -sV Open 6:20. Errpl Flvnn and Alexis Smith.

"SAN ANTONIO." "IDEAL GIRL." Jalia Bishop plas "HITLER LIVES." Lb 1908 if Betty Grable and John Payne, "FOOTLIGHT SERENADE." Also SHERIFF OF SUNDOWN." Allan Lane. KRAMFR Michigan at 35th La 30J7 MmrflLIl ept 4:45 nmil Carnlyal! E. Dean-J. Barton. "ROMANCE OF THE WEST." A.

Gwynne-B. Shayni. "I RING DOORBELLS." b-pill Woodward near 6 Mile 10 8-4110 Open 6 P. Cooled! "A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN'," Dorothy McGaire. Alan Jones and Ketty Carlisle, "LARCENY WITH MUSIC." LAKEWOOD 1424 E.

Jefferson LE 2tf(J0 COOLED BY REFRIGERATION! OPEN 9 A. M. TO 3 A. M. DAILY I itfCWnnn 1424 -c'ferson auo -dr LANCWUULI Cont 9 CooM.

Ed Gardnar-Blnp Cretan J'DUFFY'S TAVERN." "DANGER SIGNAL." i-aya Emersen-Z. Scott. I ANPATFR-ls35 Jefferson VI 2-4'J2S if LflnUMOICn Open 530. Park Free! Cooled by Refrie. D.

MeGaira-G. Brent. "SPIRAL STAIRCASE." "PARDON MY PAST." F. MaeMarray. I ICVy 13320 Jos.

Campau 1A1-20JJ if UOhl Rollert Montpomary and John Wayne, "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." "SONG OF THE PRAIRIE." Ken Cartis. I IniPni 'ort near Livernois VI 1-3920 -dr LlnuULIi 6:15 "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." Robert Montpomery. Alsa "PEOPLE ARE FUNNY." Jack Haley and Helen Walker. I IMPm DkOY Fort St. and O'Conuor LINbULN rAni 0 5.M Tm rtrkit, "TARS AND SPARS." Janet Blair-Alfred Drake.

Georpe Brent-Aa Gardner. "WHISTLE STOP." I InlWflflD Linwood TY 4-2913 LIU II UUU peB 6.30 "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." Robert Montpomery, 6:40. 10:40. "PEOPLE ARE FUNNY," J. Haley at 9:15 Only.

I finP Micb. at Cass. Open' 24 Hours BA 9764 Cooled by Refrlo. B. Stanwyck and George Brent.

"MY REPUTATION." Alsa "SUNSET IN ELDORADO." Roy Ropers. New Show at Midnipht! II iniCfl Woodward-Grand Circus Park 10:45 a. m. "KISS AND TELL." 1236. 3:52.

7:08. 1024. "MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL." 11:13. 229. 5:45 and 9:01..

MAIN THEATRE" -Boyal Oak. Mien. NEW SHOWING! 0 MAIN Oak. Mich. Insrid Beraman in' Grepory Peek, "SPELLBOUND" plas "ROMANCE OF THE WEST" with Eddie Dean.

News! MARTHA WASHINGTON-15, Miranda-Perry Cemo-Vivian Blaine. "DOLL FACE." "SMOOTH AS SILK," K. Taylor-Vlrpinia 6ray. UIVIUC Mack at Baldwin PL 4246 ItlAAinr. 0p4n Ttm Dinnerware ta ladles! Jeanne Craln, "HOME IN INDIANA" (Color).

"DANGER SIGNAL," Faye Emerson-Z. Scott. MAYFAIR Woodward near Eliot TE 1-3313 -dr MAirAin Al( ror-t! Robert Montpomery. "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE." Alsa "LADY OF FORTUNE," Miriam Hopkins and Cedrie Hardwicke. Iiri Allen Boad-Oakwood Bled.

AT S560 ml-L' Doors Open 6:45. "WHISTLE STOP" with Georpa Raft at 8:50 plas "TARS AND SPARS" at 7:00 and 10:15. lirpniipY Srhaeirr-6 Mile Paeed Parking if MCnuUiil Open 5:30. last Show 930 p. m.

D. McGalre-G. Brent, "SPIRAL STAIRCASE." "PARDON MY PAST." F. MacMorray-M. Chapman.

MICHIGAK-irerTd John Garfield in "THE POSTMAN ALWAYS "THE GAY CAVALIER." RINGS TWICE" plas UinWAY Schaefer-Michigan OB 5080 -dr miUnAI Ml, pally. Open 11:45. Ed Gardner and Bind Crosby. "DUFFY'S TAVERN." "DANGER SIGNAL." Faye Emerson and Zaehary Scett. UDRTnWSI 1 Mile-Van Dyke TW 1-3931 nUnlUnil ma 4-30.

Park Frae' CslaCfal Dinnerware te ladies! "MAN ALIVE." Pat O'Brien. B. Stanwyek-Gearoe Brent. "MY REPUTATION." lifiRVVFIT tirand Biver-Soiithfieid Parking nUnilLOl Barbara Stanwyck. 'MY REPUTATION." 7 30.

10:49. Pat O'Brien in "MAN ALIVE" at 6:40. 939. 6AKMAN 12723 Woodrow Wilson TO 8-3649 dr O'Brien and Adolph Menira. "MV REPUTATION." Barbara Stanwyck and Georpe Brent.

Shorts. PL2S36 -dr Flynn and Alexis Smith. "SAN ANTONIO" "SUNBONNET SUE." Gale Storm and Phil Repan. (IRIfll Linwood-Philadelphia TY 4-8400 -dr Barbara Stanwyck and Georpe Brent. Alsa "MAN ALIVE," Pat O'Brien and Ellen Drew.

nil iltj CT1TC Woodward at Elisabeth rALIYIJ-OIAIt a.r,-.. mmj tm Ceo per In "SARATOGA TRUNK." Alsa Technicolor Featerette. 'COLLEGE OUEEN." PICCADILLY Fenkell-Lisernois ITi 2-4 724 TAVERN." Ed "Archie" Gardner and Bin Crexhv. "DANGER SI6NU," Faye Emersen-Zachary Scott. pi 171 11641 East Jefferson LE 7 S3 7 dr rLAa.A HI Raw Raaan mmi ISala Fvan "SUNSET IN ELDORADO." "FLYING SERPENT." Ceorp 2 ace and Ralph Lewis.

PIIWPU ii IlinV 21 Kerebewl.G.P. Nl 38g -dr wmuii ur juu Bsratav McGalra. Gearp Brent and Ethel Barrymare In "THE SFIRAL STAIRCASE," Starts at 7:41 and 9:45. pY ELIZABETH WOODWARD For six whole weeks you ve been in love. It's been that long since you took off your uniform for the last time.

It's been that long since you met Grace. You're just head over heels crazy about her. But you're having cold chills run up and down your spine, too. Thoughts that have brought you up short. 'Cause she's been in love before you came along.

Only her love didn't come back. He'll never come back. She told you about her missing sailor when you first met her. And you took it in your stride. But last night when you held her close it was his name she 1 whispered not yours.

And you sat up the rest of the night battling things out with yourself. You just can't go on loving Grace, you said to yourself. Things have got to stop. YOU CAN'T bear the thought of sharing her life with a mem-' ory. She drives along with you in the car and now and then Jooks vacantly out the window.

You've never asked her, but you're sure she's thinking of the man who will never come back. She admits that she likes you very much but she also admits she's still in love with her sailor. You can't stand going with her knowing that. You feel that you're playing second fiddle. And you want.

to come first with Grace and way out ahead of the procession. You feel that there is a barrier between you insurmountable and permanent. It's all so vague, this barrier that's between you. You can influence her but you can't control her feelings. So you resolve to bow out before you get hurt any deeper.

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