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AN OLD DETROIT CUSTOM DETROIT FREE PRESS ft Section Sunday, Nov. 28 Foreign Gar Fad Revives The Radio Gag Bagrx Week's Best Laughs BY LAKRY WALTERS HERB SHRINER, the Hoosier humorist who reminds one a little bit of Will Rogers, puts it this way: the housing shortage what it is today, those veterans homes they are putting up are going pretty fast. As a matter of fact, a couple of them collapsed right on the port of otoring Among jii 11 11111 7 7 I fS I i )A- -H It a "7Y X- 73 -3mr IMI 1 I BY LEO DONOVAN Free Press Staff Writer A GROWING colony of automobile enthusiasts in Michigan are driving foreign manufactured cars and liking it. They didn't buy in desperation when their local dealer couldn't supply them with an American-made vehicle. Nor was it because they hoped to save operating costs with the longer-mileage foreign engines.

They bought because they are mechanicaUy-minded enthusiasts to the point of admitting slyly that they're nuts on the subject of what they call the "sport" of motoring. Detroit, the world capital of the automotive industry, provides a maximum of automotive mechanical skills and almost anything that goes wrong with a foreign-made car can be Motor j.uey assumed mat wnat Uiey had been manufacturing1 was the zenith of automotive perfection and couldn't be improved upon, he explained. DETKOITEKS who buy foreign-make cars come from every strata of Detroit society, from young college students who "hock their shirts" to make the down payment, to socialites who find in them a source of distinction. obbyists Before the war, the fashion for foreign cars thrived in Detroit, and It's having a renewed growth in the present American car -shortage and the interest developed in almost anything mechanically new, he added. Auto dealers' sons are becoming interested in greater numbers and when the Detroit Chapter of the' Sports Car Club of America gathers for a "race" through Bloom-field Hills or other suburban areas, from 20 to 40 owners of unusual vehicles assemble, Wood reported.

THE "RACES, a sort of game in which the contestants strive to maintain a set speed over a course not divulged until the "sealed" orders" are opened at the starting point, will be resumed next spring. Members are planning for speed trials this winter, however, on the ice of Lake St. Clair. Most of the foreign cars can achieve an "honest" 85 miles an hour and because they're sports cars so close to the ground the rider imagines he's going much faster, Wood says. the spot the other day.

"Yes," he continued, "the housing shortage is really bad. To tell you the truth, the room I'm living in now is so small, that if I weye to die there I believe they'd just put handles on it and bury me in it." CLIFTON WEBB was telling Ed Gardner how he'd like to play ''Hamlet." "Ah, to play that final scene," mused Webb. gering around as my brain becomes numb surrounded by the bodies of friends and enemies, the poor "victims who have partaken of the poisoned drink. I ask you where else could you find a scene like this?" "You ought to drop around to Duffy's Tavern some Saturday night," suggested-Archie. Allan Young: Last week my Aunt Sophie was on a Fn'f Press Photo ing in the low underslung jobs, disproves this by changing a tire on a British M.G.

in less than a minute. YOU MIGHT IMAGINE that repairing a foreign car is a fairly complicated process. However, Jack Wood, at a Detroit firm deal- quiz program and she won a house and lot, free maid service for a year, a washing machine, an eight-foot home freezer, and four cocoanut bars. Dorothy Lamour: I'll bet she was happy. Young: Y'ou said it she loves candy.

Oscar Levant: Mr. Jolson, please don't call me Oscar. Since I last saw you I've socialized with the elite of the musical world. I've had tea with Toscanini and hors d'ouvres with Dimitri Mitro-poulos. Al Jolson That's nothing I had spiked beer with Spike Jones.

"ARE YOUR EYES bad?" asked Jack Benny eyeing Dennis Day's new goggles. "No, why?" "Why are you wearing glasses then?" "My uncle left them to me." "Just because your uncle left them to you doesn't mean you have to wear them." "Want to buy a set of teeth cheap?" "One consolation a bachelor has," says Rudd Wea-therwax, "is the knowledge that when he receives a gift for Christmas he won't have to pay for it afterwards." Rod O'Connor: Red, can you really start a fire by rubbing two sticks together? Red Skelton: No, but the exercise keeps you warm. ANOTHER: O'Connor: I heard that the bears in the parks are so tame, they'll eat off your hand. Skelton: Yeah? I got news for you they like arms and legs, too. Romans Mad a Wbrd for Women Drivers clamping down on fair-sex drivers.

"Mrs. Lycurgus, his wife, was the first one to break it," Prof. Morrison points out, "and was fined 6,000 drachmas. "The idea about women's lack of ability as drivers seems to be a theme in history." LATER, JLXIUS CAESAR found himself confronted by jammed streets and irate pedestrians, so he passed a law prohibiting downtown parking. That was in 50 B.

C. To avoid congestion, Prof. Morrison said, Caesar roped off the theater district, established one-way streets and outlawed night parking. The first known speed law was passed in 1678 A. D.

in Newport, R. after a horseman ran over a child, he said. A proclamation read: "Whereas, there was very lately in the town very greate harm done to a small childe, by exceeding fast and hard riding of horses, this Assembly being desirous to prevent the like mischief doe ordain, BY ROBERT GOLDMAN Free Press SUf Writsr ANN ARBORr-History proves that all those stories about women drivers are no accident. As far back as 205 B. the Romans (they had traffic problems, too) passed a law prohibiting women from driving chariots.

According to Prof. Roger L. Morrison, curator of the University of Michigan Transportation Library, it is the first known legislation of its kind. THE ROMAN LADIES became infuriated, he said, and started a protest which lasted 20 years. "In the 180's B.

they stormed the capi-tol and rough-housed the senators," Prof. Morrison reveals. "Marcux Cato made a speech for women's rights and they were given the right to drive." Meanwhile, in Athens, a bigwig by the name of Lycurgus successfully lobbied for a law "If any person shall presume to ride on horse, mare or gelding, a gallup, or to run speed in the streets of Newport, said person shall pay to the Treasurer of said town five shillings in money on demand." The first one-way streets in this country are said to have bounded the John St. Theater in New York City in 1760. At about the same time, a regulation in that city was passed which required that "horse heads point to the East River when parked." A STOP-AND-GO traffic signal, said to be the first, was put in London in 1868 near Parliament on Bridge and Westminster streets, Prof.

Morrison disclosed. The ladies bolted into the news again in 1891. Cincinnati reported that year that 25 out of 30 carriage accidents were caused by women drivers. i Cincinnati city fathers immediately raised the cry for an ordinance to outlaw driving by women. riarhted barrine a smash-tra.

IF FENDERS and other sheet metal parts are sufficiently damaged to require- replacement, there's a long wait for new ones from England, France or Germany. But for almost anything else that goes wrong, an American manufacturer can supply a duplicate Model A Ford tires, for instance for the British-made "M.G." cars. While tires for most foreign cars are available in Detroit, the 'French, use of the metric system $ad some of the boys stumned Jmtil they figured out that a 400 Jnillemeter wheel with a165 mille- meter tire required a standard 550 by 16 American make. JACK WOOD, a nephew of Gar Wood, and an enthusiastic sales man of "M.G." cars, Jaguars, Hill man Minx, Sunbeams, Morris and other foreign makes of "sporting cars, says it isn't difficult to make most repairs to foreign vehicles. At his Mack Ave.

sales agency and garage his mechanics, Andrew McCusker, who has worked in auto factories and garages in England, and Bill Sands, "the best mechanic this side of Arkansas," are rebuilding two 1939 model cars they just received. The vehicles, a German DKW and a French Citroen, are front wheel drive cars. A few Jaguars, sold to customers in Detroit, Adrian, Grand Rapids, Port Huron and Ann Arbor, come complete with their tool kits built snugly into the cars. SPECIAL. SETS of wrenches and spare parts also are stocked by Wood who found cause for special rejoicing last week in the report that American, Canadian and British engineering societies had finally agreed to use the same type threaded bolts and nuts hereafter.

The interchangeability of nuts and bolts of American manufacture with those of British make will eliminate a lot of headaches for mechanics on both sides of the ocean, Wood predicts. The wiring systems in most British-made cars, as well as other electrical equipment, are interchangeable with Dele o-R Auto-Lite, Stewart Warner and other American, products, Wood reports. Paying tribute to the ingenuity of Detroit mechanics, Wood says that there's hardly a part of a foreign-made motor car that can't be repaired or replaced. FROM SPRINGS to carburetors, from heating systems to bumper guards, the British, French or German cars can be fixed up with American labor's skill, he declares. British manufacturers are proud of their products particularly, Wood reports.

When the M.G. manufacturers pvtended the leneth of their chas sia fivp inches and made other improvements, they advertised not a word of the improvements, he said. Instead, they camouflaged the changes. THE GALS RAN WILD EVEN IN THE OLD, OLD DAYS TODAY'S PROGRAM AT YOUR FAVORITE THEATER China Due for Better Beer Bottles ALFRED, N. Y.

(U.R) Those contemplating a trip to the Orient in the future might be interested in knowing" that the quality of Chinese beer bottles will be improved by 1950. Hung-Wen Chiu, 34, of Shang hai, China, presently a student at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, is the authority for the statement. CHIU WAS assistant factory manager of the Tsing Hwa Glass Co. in his home town before coming to the United States. His company is one of the few with automatic machinery, Chiu said, as most other glass plants in Shanghai use hand methods.

In addition to its beer bottle production, the Tsing Hwa Glass Co. makes glass tumblers and expects to go into the window glass field as soon as conditions permit. "It takes time," Chiu said. "We Chinese do not do things as quickly as you Americans, you know." a-dang: 1 8 United Detroit Theater STRANnrDd RiCTt 14th TT -100 JfisAoH. RTee.N,2!5'.l9G:129W" STRATFflRn 4751 West Ttmw 6-422 tttn "0.

"BIG TOWN SCANDAL" with Philip Reed. Hillare Brooka TIUp 13221 East Jeiferson at Diexd WU 946S 11 Opea 11:45 a. 3 Featircs. Lloyd Nolan, Barton MaeLane. "GANGS OF CHICAGO." Charles Biekford, Aaa Drorak, "GANGS OF NEW YORK." Allan Lane.

"BANDITS OF DARK CAavoa." TIMES SQUARE" NOW! "GANGS OF tHICAGO" PLUS "GANGS OF NEW YORK" TIMESSQUARE-'1 Sf.i'lo Y0RK- "ickford. Ana Drorak. "GANGS OF CHICAGO," Lloyd Nolan, NIGHT" 3 St00Se "FIGH' Tfl BO 4650 tWHa.J a li.in a a 'u. riri rroe. wails JEetlCMO." Camel Wilde, liada Darnell.

TRCalTfllJ-PwkFree THenion 007(3 IllklllWll lAlli: an .0 Denne. 'IIFE WITH FATHER (Color). "816 TOWN SCANDAL." Philia Reed TIIYFIIll Hamiltou-Tuxedo 10 8-2796 i IUAL.UU JS LawLEaT, UNITED li3L CASE" with Charlea I i.nhtna aaa- ctk.i at 115.224-53-732-ioVr- UPTOWNl? 10 7 J7.iT.U i -428- ItBIPUA 0 x. "v7i. jrae rayao.

joaa bail. VAN i mi 7 "-'to a-WMllflff Mlla) Mclvyn DoiqIjjj. l-S 2-4252 vvni kinaa uar. ALU fiF JERICHO" it CENT" Vt 250.65-9:40. VlRTflRY8225Grn1Ki'er TI 6-3400 IIUIU1II 1 flaratln.

I Mantentnery. "LULU BELIE." Plis "THE GAY yvmwrt noy aooers. VlifiMP Hairpe- Uau-raurd TU 2-2022 IWUUL. riaara Aaaa TJ-AS Darnell, Cornel Wilde la "THE WALLS OF JERICHO' at PH. Joha Payne.

Joaa Cailfield ia "LARCENY" at mil 11.1.1 ail i.l Grahle. "THAT LADY IN ERMINE" (C.l RETURN OF THE BADMEN." Randolph Scott. YARRFV-Vtma SooUifirld CE3116 IMIIIIa.ll iosk 111. Cornel Wilde, "WALLS OF JERICHO." 950. Joha Payne.

Joaa Cailfield. "LAacrnv" TOBIfJTOaS-g Williaai Holdea. "APARTMENT FBP PFCCV (Colort. "TEXAS. BROOKLYN AND HEAVEN." Gey Maditoo.

I obi a. sa Ppajf WlirC, Joha Payna. Joaa' Cailfield' LARCENY," nV'n3 1-15. Part Free. Linda Daraell.

Cr'w'l'e "FOREVER AMBER" (Color). Pl.t Main "rrori WILLIS-4160 TE 1-4760 "taie. Red Berr "TOLSA KID." '-SPIRIT OF WEST POINT" aa- ter. VIGILANTES." WOODS" SPECIAL DISPLAY IN OUR FAMOUS 10BIY SALS' uinLL nil an aaa wriiaiars PAINTINGS BY CHARLES CULVER! WOOD Bt" MU Kod IU tfif' SV5XLJSkLK CROOKED "'iL! Plis Walt Disney foatara. "MELODY TiME" at JaM- 6'l-92ai.

WTAND0nE2. WYA OTTE-R ULT0 WJ fl ,7 1230. leanno itm" "APART- rsxltir lUUH ttfa 1:15 WA 1-13R0 Maraaa 4l B.aa EA AilOITS. "COLDWYII FOLLIEI." Aolpaa if Co-Operative Theater ABIKGTON ONE DAY OHIY! All LAUGH SHOW! Eddia Cantor in "IF YOU KNEW SUSIE" ana Jack Beany in "THE MEANEST MAN III THE WORLD." tdoar KinnMy Caawdy. lilt Binny anf Other Cartoons! ARIUGTflU 12th and Seward TB 2-0100 AolNulUN 0p 123Q.

-if YOU KNEW SUSIE it Eddie Cantor. Joan Davit. "MEAN EST MAN IN THE WORLD with Jack Beany, Rochester. IOC T20tt Harper WA 1-0347 Ut 11.4c anrfnlnh Staff Ann. I.ffrew "RETURN OF THE, BADMEN." Robert Mae Clark.

"DAREDEVILS OF THE CLOUDS." I ft 1 1 1 0 Grand Cimu l'iri CA S522 AUMifllJ n.nnv k-9v Vlrainii Him la "A SONG IS BORN with Benny Goodman, Tommy uorsey. Lewn Armstrone. rial pete snma penalty. inilipi I Midi it t. Jean VA 2-8195 Park HUmlliML io.w Linda nirn.il r.nrnnl Wilde.

"FOREVER AMBER" Color "FEUDIN', FUSSIW AND A-FIGHTIN'. Marjorla Mala. Al GFR E- Warren-Outer DriTt 1123 MLULD Haan fta.a I Inila fl.ra.ll Cornel Wilde la "FOREVER AMBER" (Technicolor). Flit William Elllatt la "OLD LOS ANGELES." II I Dp 19428 Woodward Ave. MA 0234 MLliMITiUnA oil rrV" aitk laka Favn.

Jaaa r.i.lli.la "WALLS OF IFBir.MO" with CorarT Wilde, Linda Oarnell. ALLEN PARK" NOW! NEW POLICY! FIRST DOWNRIVER SHOWING OF HOLLYWOOD'S GREATEST HITS! ALLEN PARKt PROGRAM CHANGES EVERY WEEK. NEW SHOW EVERY SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Box Office Opens WEEKDAYS: 5:45 a. at.

SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS. NOON. All ITU Souttifield-Allen Boad ALLtN rAn OPEN 120 N00 AT 2913 OPEN 120 NOON! Jeanne Crain. William Holdea In "APARTMENT FOR PEGGY" plat "THE SEARCH" with Montjoaiery Clift.

NEWS' II nill 15001 Cbarleroix TH 2-2615 ALU ma e.e. 12:45. nBi, Daraell. Cornel Wilde. "FOREVER AMBER" (Color).

"FEUDIN', FUSSIN AND A-FI6HTIN'." Marjerle Mala. ALYIN- A NEW JAMBOREE LAUGH POLICYI II VIM 13807 Grand Birer VE 7-9870 ALT in 0ie, 1J0. N(V 3 Fall Hairs af lanohter. Lairel Hardy In "SONS OF THE DESERT." Jot E. Brown in "FIT FOR A KING." Plit Cartoons and Ceiacdie.

A Lank Jamborlo Riot! ANNEX" ON STAGE TOMORROW NIGHT ONLY AT 9 P. HUGE AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE SHOW! lUUFV 8990 brand Birer TV 5-4820 12:45. Eitra 3 Cartoont. "TAKE MY IIFE," "BEDELIA." Oa Staoe Tomorrow Nieht Only. Hiit Amatear Show at 9 Lata Show Tonight.

APfll I 0 Clay at Richmond TB 1-8750 ArULLUooon 1230. Pail lanaton, Jean Rtrt, "FIGHTING BACK." "DESPERADOS OF DODGE CITY." Allaa Lane. IPTnD 8652 Twelfth Strert MA 3296 AdlUn stowart, Paaletto Goddam, "ON OUR MERRY WAY." Robert Hittoa. "WALL FLOWER." 1UII f)U Llnwood at Dariiori TO 8-3709 AT ALU 11 tftn 12:45. Fret Parklai.

Cirael Wild. Linda Darnell in "WALLS OF JERICHO." Joaa Caalfield la "LARCENY," QCVCDI Biftrat Oakman HO 63K0 1.11.111. 1 10.45 licc WITH FATHER." William Powell, Irene Dinne. "BIG TOWN SCANDAL" with Philip Reed, Hillary Brooke. DIDUIUKUAIJ Birmingham, Mich.

Bir. 1860 DlnmlNunAm eB 4 "MEET FRANKENSTEIN." Plit Dane Clark. "EMBRACEABLE YOU," 2-30-5-50 855. Latest Newt, ftnilCICI fl Woodward Arc. Birm.

3730 Opei 1:45. Fre MaeMir-ray Madeleine Carroll In "AN INNOCENT AFFAIR" at Pin "SECRET SERVICE INVESTI6AT0R" at DnfiTU-E- Park Frrt VA 2-4681 DUUin 0Bt- 1:15. cree. Darnell. Cornel Wilde, "FOREVER AMBER" (Color), Marjorii Main, EUDIN IGHTIN AND A-FUSSIN' 11 ppn wi yp APiTni Gd.cir.pk.cH 4231 uiivnunni-uni "Wi-Bennls I eels Hayward la "WALK A CROOKED MILE" at 2:57 Pin Montioaery Clift.

Aline acid ansa la "THE SEARCH" at 0a Staoe 12 VP Noon, Radio schoolhoiso. pi I VI West Dearborn, Mich. L0 1-1180 UAL I 111 flpM Williaai Holdea. Jeaani Craia la "APARTMENT FOR PEGGY" (Color). piUCn 7 Jlileat Sussell TW 1-1911 UHrflLU fk "LARCENY" with Joha Payae.

Joaa Cailfield. "WALLS OF JERICHO" with Cornel Wilde. Linda Daraell. piniTpl 7915 W. Vemor Park Frea WAMlULaaea 12:30.

Dennis Marpaa. Steffi Dena. "SEA BANDITS." "GOLDWYN FOLLIES," with Phil Baker and Adolphe Menjop. CARLTON (NEW) 13135 Feokell VE 8-0020 la "FOREVER AMBER" (Color) plis 'LAST OF THE IEDMEN (Color) with Joa Hall. PIPPAnil I FenkeU-Litferriols CS 2-4724 I IUUMUIULI 12:45.

Park Fra. "LADY IM ERMINE," Betty Grahle. Cesar Roanra. "RETURN OF THE BAD pan," Randolph Scott. Anno Jeffreys.

PI A 7 A 11641 East Jefferson VA 2-7837 LHA.A 0pat 12:45. Bill Elliott. Joha Carroll. "OLD LOS ANGELES." "PUDDINHEAD," Jidy bimni, rrancit Leoerer. NRH A Ilin 21 Kercheral.

CP. 3898 runun a juuiLIbiU ttrnt, Anne Baxter, "WALLS OF JERICHO." Starts RADIO CITY STARTING WEDNESDAY FOR 4 DAYS: "LARCENY" with Joaa Cailfield, Joha Payne. Gey Madison, Diana Lynn. "TEXAS, BROOKLYN AND HEAVEN." Dinif) piTV Woodard nr. 0 Mile Bi JO 4-6050 IIMUIUUIII l7 rrMM Show 930.

Held 0er! "TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS" (Color) with Dennis Mariaa, Jack Carson. Plis "BLONOIE'S REWARD." Psaay Sinilctoa, Art her Lake. RAINPfl Jranc! Biser at Joy Boad HO 3264 IIMIItUU 11:45 Al Bew Uff sfcow 28th Edition. 1 Red Skelton, "MERTON OF THE MOVIES." 2 "UPSTANDING SITTER," Reft Benny. 3 -3 Stooaes, "BRiDELESS GROOM." g4 Old Tyaio Mot its, tb Senp Reel.

A II A Cratiot 6 ilile Bd. LA 6-1910 iiMmunM 0wil 12 Trtt Ull1 tnrntU Cornel Wilde ia "THE WALLS OF JERICHO." 1220-3 50-7 Plis Joha Payne, Joaa Cailfield Ia "LARCENY." 221-551-921. RFn FflRfl Lanscr Grand Birer 1-1401 nLiirunu Am.lt Fr rmt rtTkm Int. Walt Disaey' "MELODY TIME," Andrews Sisters. Boy Rooert, (Technicolor).

Dennis O'Keefe. "WALK A CROOKED MILE." DCCCUT Woodward at Gd. BiTd. IB 2-6464 liLULIII jjpea 12.45. 3 Cartoons en Erery Show.

"TAKE MY LIFE." Mar-farst Leckwood ia "BEDELIA." Two Complete Feat ires After 10 OO. New fort St. near Junction VI 2-9 72 8 ntA Opea 115 a. ai. 3 Featircs.

lairel Hardy ia "BLOCK HEADS." ley Ropers, "JESSE JAMES. JR." Oennls "SEA BANDITS." Dill TfJ Gratiot-ML Elliott I1IMLIU MATINEE DAILY. Park Freo ALL COLOR? TWO 10:45. GUYS FROM TEXAS." MICKEY." W. Vernor at Central Park Frea Oaea 12 Hooa.

Irene Oanaa. War aaall la "LIFE WITH FATHER" (Color). "BIG TOWN SCANDAL." RIVICDI Grand Blrer-Joy Boad CH 4231 Open 12 Neon. Dennis O'Keefe, Loait Hayward ia "WALK A CROOKED MILE," Also Walt Disney Feat ere, "MEL-00Y TIME" (Technicolor). 1 ill.

RIVM A "dUlac-Eajit Forest WA 1-4628 IIIIULM ep. 12.45 par Freo. Betty Grahle. Deoelas Fairbanks. "LADY IN ERMINE" (Color).

"RETURN OF BADMEN." Randolph Scott: RKfl UPTnWN Woodward at Mile TO 6-0400 at 11:15 a. m. FBI Story! Deanls O'Keefe, "WALK A CROOKED MILE." Disaey Fcatere la Color. "MELODY I RflflFVFI WA 1-5732 ilUUOtlCLI j2 pjaaa Plr Frea. Dennis O'Keefi.

"WALK A CfOOKED MILE." 135-4 Walt Disney's "MELODY TIME," Andrews Sitters. Roy Ropers (Tethiieeier) at 1220-350-651-954. IV.l'l3 ww a anew V' low rrtees tery Day! Linda Darnell. Cornel Wilde in bhlvcI aaocl Techaieolorl at 10.5:5). 10:18.

Plas William Elliott la "OLD LOS ANGELES" at 4:31 and 850. "u'-u RmifiF-KHaltiner Park Free VI 1-3131 IWWWIa 12:45. Sasaa Mavward. Williaai Beadix. THE HAIRY APE." "WOLF Mil 11 Chancy, Bela laposl.

roxy- Woodward near Temple TE 1-4S2T Oaea 24 Heart. Joha Pavao. Joaa Caalflaia Daa Diryea, "LARCENY." Peniy Sioglctea. "BLONOIE'S REWARD." PfWll 7 Park Freo L.N 3-4565 I1UIAL llaar Aaaa 11 tmmm U-l. Aids.

Deanls O'Keefe in "WALK A CROOKED MILE" at Pies Disney Featiri, "MELODY TIME" Technicolor) at RflYAI flAlf 2S12 JOrdan 4-6461 IIU I AL UAPt Baa. 1 (a. l.ha I Marleno Dietrich. "A FOREIGN AFFAIR." 305- 7 Mootioeaery Clift. "THE SEARCH." CCIJ ITT Micbican and Liremois OLilAlt tftn 11:45 Ctn TA 5-0462 Cornel Wilde.

Liada Daraell, Aaaa Baxter. "WALLS OF JERICHO." Joha Payae. Joaa Cailfield. "LARCENY. Crwis firand Birer at Wabash TE 1-36S1 Ua.lla.ka.

(,.. m. 3 Fiatoros. Laarel A Hardy. "BLOCK HEADS." Dennis Moraaa.

"SEA BANDITS." "Wiid Bill" Elliott, "TUCSON RAIDERS." STONE- THIRD SENSATIONAL WEEK! STONE" -HER RECKLESS NIGHT" STONE" jr 2511 Woodward at Henry Ampia rami a. aaa All Nlaht. "HER BECK IFM NIGHT 2nd Adllt Hit. "PORT OF LOST tlRLS." Exeitlai Me-ics far Adilts. riCUCp In the Fisher Buildini CH 4231 rionLil riMal.

a'KMfa. Lauli Mavward la "WALK A CROOKED MILE" at Pies Andrews Sisters. Dennis Day, Roy Rooert la MELODY TIME" (Technicolor) at 1250-351- 652-953. CI AUIUftfl Gratiot-7 Mile Road LA 6-3460 I t-nminuu 0B 12:45. ANGELES," Wilde, "FOREVER AMBER" 10:29.

ill Elliott. "OLD LOS Linda Darnell, Cornel (Color), 257-653- rnnnOAtj 10149 IMx, Dearborn runuoufi romance on the high seas," Jack Carson. "SOUTH OF TAHITI," Briaa Donlevy. Cartooa, News. FOREST" EXCLUSIVE FIRST DETROIT SHOWING! FOREST" TWO GREATEST THRILLERS IN MOVIE HISTORY' cnpCCT Woodward at Forest TE 1-8761 lUilLOl i.n a a.

far Adalts. Jinalo Adrentiros. Voodoo Seerett la "UNGAGI PI is URANGI. Admissioa 42 plat Tax. Last Show Starts 12 Midnight.

rnw2211 Woodward CH 1700 UA B.tfv Cnai. a.d Daa Dalle la WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME" (in Techni color)! Pitt "PORT SAID" CI nDC Grand Ein-r at Trumbull TB 1-7338 OLUDC i25. "FIGHTING FATHER DUNNE," with Pat O'Briea, Darryl Hlekaian. JANE DOE" with Rath istey. Joha Carroll, GRAND" Woodward at Grand TO 8-2265 Opea from 11:45 a.

at. 2 Bi Pietiros. Betty Grahle. Doielas Falrhanks and Cesar Romero in "THAT LADY IN ERMINE. Alt "FIGHTING BACK" with Pail Lanaton and Cary Gray.

GRANDE 8024 W. Jefferson VI 2-1247 Powell. (Color). Denne. "LIFE WITH FATHER" BIG TOWN SCANDAL," Philip Reed.

GRANT" Busaell near Uolbrook MA 8928 Oaea 12:30. All Colored Cast. "BOARD ING HOUSE BLUES." "COVERED WAGON DAYS." 3 Mesaiiteers. CRCATI AVCC 14832 Grand Birer VE 0-3643 Oil LA I LAN CO 1K). park Free.

"IAR- ttai" wita jonn rajme, "WALLS OF JERICHO" with CKael Wilde. Linda Daraell. 11 1 DDC Harper-Lake ood Park Freo AB 4020 llrtlirLIl "WALK A CROOKED Onea MILE." Dennis 'Keefc. leiise Alarlttaa at 429-758-107. "MELODY TIME" at 34-63- 932.

Walt Disney Featiri (toior. UICUI iliri I Dir 13843 Wood TO 8-0468 IIIUIiLAnU rAIIIV Cant. 10 a. m. -1 3 a.

m. Marjorla Mala. "FEUDIN. FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN'." "DESPERADOS OF DODGE CITY." Allaa lant. Extra: Technicolor Fcatiretti.

HOLLYWOOD" 809 W. Fort Park Freo Opea 12:30. Dennis 'Keefc, Loelso Alhrittoa la "WALK A CROOKED MILE." Walt Disney's "MELODY TIME" (Technicolor). IRIS" 2314 East Grand Bird. TB 1-8855 Onea 12:30.

Bill Elliott John Carroll. "OLD LOS ANGELES." "FEUDIN'. FUSSIN' AND A- FIGHTIN," Marjorla Main. IRVIUP 21220 Fenkell Are. RE 1-2368 III II 110 io-io Park Freo.

All Color! Sail. Rayatmd Massey. '-DRUMS." "FOUR FEATHERS." lane Dearer. Ralph Richardson. VRI1JCR Michigan at 35th TA 0-35oT MlArntn 11:45 Dtnnis Moraaa, Jack Carsoa, "TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS." Tochnl-color.

Lois Betler. Bill 6oodwla. "MICKEY." KRIM- Woodward near 6 Mile TO 8-4110 Oaea 12:30. "MAN WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES" with Roland. Veina, Janet Gardner.

Pies "THINGS TO COME" with Raymond Massey, Cedrle Hardwick. I Atrwiriu Mila BoaorUlo 1798-M LAM.IIL1I rtnaa 130. Park fm Marlorli Mala. FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN'." Linda Darnell. "FOREVER AMBER" (Color).

LAKEWOOD- STARTING FRIDAY! "NAILSCRAFT" BEAUTY PREPARATIONS FREE TO THE LADIES! VA 2-2900 11:45 a. at. to 2 a. TODAY ONLY! Joha Carroll, Vera Ralstoa. JANE DOE." "FEUDIN'.

FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHT-IN'." arjorio Maia. I A Vf ACTED 10535 W. Jefferson VI 2-4928 tM It Urtslli.il 1045. Park Free. Cornel Wilde, Unda Darnell, "WALLS OF JERICHO." Joaa Cailfield, John Payao.

LAICENY, 25-65-gJO. I ACITV 13320 Joa. Umpaa TW 1-2030 wiiri tHn l2-3Q Cant All COLOR! Dennis eras a. Jack Carson, "TWO GUTS PRIM IEAAS. "MICKEY," loit Betler.

I IVPftl Fort near Ureroois Denne, "LIFI WITH FATHER" TOWN SCANDAL," Philip Reed. VI 1-3920 Powell. Irene (Color). "BIG Hillary Brooke I llirni II PARK r8rt St- O'Connor UNuULN rAKrV 12M). Park Free.

"APARTMENT FOR PEGGY" with Williaai Holdea. Jcaaaa Craia. "ARIZONA BANGER" with Tim Holt in Nan Leslie. ILINWOOD- rml fjUIII 8229 Unwood TI 4-2918 1 aaa 1 "IIFE WITH FATHER ivfwf, wiiiiBivi rvwvii. nrvwm vvw- iih a.

-1 fauna 1 ak .1 a aoB I AlaWBI SCANDAL." rtil(p M. titan. BrmU. piClllft E. Pariaon at a Mile TW 2-0847 UAOIItU BDt "REYOND GLORY" with Alan Ladd.

Doana Reed. "RETURN OF THE BAD- MEN" with Randolph Scott. Roecrt Ryaa. pCTI 3412 Hastings UA0 I LL 0ftn 12 Kttn Bi roll. "OLD LOS ANGELES." TE 3-0094 Elliott.

John Car-THE CREEPER," Ralph Korean. Jams Wilson. pCUTCD Wood d-Blrd. Park Free MA 8484 UCniLil 10 a i-jrj ra ruc biiiid'c ence uajnai rci naj. nniu DOLL FACE." Caraiea Miranda.

Porry Cone. Lati News. pr UTIIP 14tn W. Grand Blvd. Park Free WLillUill 1 a Craa Wlllliai Powell, Irene Denne.

"LIFE WITH FATHER" (Color). "BLONOIE'S REWARD." Penny Slnaletea, Art her Lake. puiuni CD Harper at Chalmers AB8700 OnAilULLfl 12:45. Esther Willlamt. Peter lawford.

"ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU" (Technicolor). JANE DOE." Cartoon. piUnrpri I 113311 t. Jefferson CH 4231 UlilULiiLLLA lo.lt ai nnnl a'Kmttt loils Hayward la "WALK A CROOKED MILE." Plat Walt Disney's Technl- color Featire. "MELODY TIME." 1250-3 J2-634- Miller Boad 0B 5040 Paved Parkina.

"LARCFNV" with John Payne, Joaa Cailfield. "WALLS OF JERICHO" with Cornel Wilde, Linda Darnell. nvifi.nFTRn n-f at Rumier AB 8222 12:45. Park Free. Carnal Wilde la "FOREVER AMBER" (Color) Pin "OLD LOS ANGELES" with William Elliott.

imd. Darnell, Cornel Wilde. "FOREVER AMBER" (Color), Marjorie Main, "FEUDIN', FUSS-IN' AND A-FIGHTIN'," pf) VI A I Woodward at Adelaide CA 4282 llaap. a.rb I'm. Blekford.

Ann Dvorak. "GANGS OF NEW YORK" 'GANGS or CMir.Acn i lava a.i.a lane. PflNalMT 12027 Cooatnt TW 2-3033 0P" 12:45. Randolph Seott. Aane "RETURN OF THE BAD MEN.

"CANON CITY." Seett Brady. TA 5-7270 Will til ML. ii.ac a 1 Charles Chaplia, 'BURLESBUE BN bAHMEN." Lairei naroy, "WAY OUT WEST." AWN8340 WA 1-2588 1250. "THAT LADY IN ERMINE" with Doaolas Fairbanks, Betty Grahla, "RETURN OF THE. BADMEN" with Randolph Seott.

L0 1-3450 a mti Flllatt CatliarlNa at. I mi la I AC liircirc Montooiaery Clift. Aii'm aiacwawoa in "the SEARCH." H55-9 50. f) pi TUC Mack-Holcomb WA 1-1412 Park Free UL.L. Illk.f..

to. ik- a. field. Dla narvaa "llfirEMV'l tlUillt AC JERICHO," Anne Baxter. Linda' Darnell.

Caraal Wilde. Color Cartoon. flFI II 355 Kercheral Park Free VA 2-8952 ullual0m 1230. Joaa Cailfield. Joha Payaa, Daa Diryea in "LARCENY." "MICKEY" (Color).

Lois Bailor. Jnha Saltan Bill Caarfala ria. Cartoon. TO 8-0155 (Technicolor), Linda Darnell. Cornel Wilde.

Geerae Sanders, 157-453-729-1035. Added. "ISRAEL REBORN." CA 8522 Powell-Jam Grarr-Afnes Moonhead. Pies "INNER SANCTUM MYSTERY" with Mary Beth Heches and Charles Rissell. DOX- LiTernois at Dariion HO 3000 Open 1:30.

Saeneer Traev. Katharlna u.a. hint la "STATE OF THE UNION." Pin "BUN-DIE'S ANNIVERSARY." FAT FWI1 11510 E- Wferaon VA S-5815 11:45 "J- Daraell, Cornel Wilde, "FOREVER AMBER" (Color) "FEUDIN. FUSSIN AND A-FIGHTIN'," Mar wis Maia. IV 3664 LAO I II II Doer, 0f)tH 12 Cornel Wilde.

"THE WALLS OF JERICHO," 1250-44-7 John Payne, Joaa Cailfield "LARCENY" at ECHO 9000 Oakland TO 8-178C Open 150. "CANON CITr "MARK OF THE LASH" NEWS PCnilIRP 15311 E. Jefferson TU 2-2760 -a- i.wywiiik..MII Betty erahle. "lAnv la En Ml HE, 24-10 Jl. "RETURN IF mc bwu et.

FAMILY JIUae Square and Monroe Coatiaaan 9 a. m. ta Midnlehf. laaa Caelfleld, Daa Diryea la "LARCENY." Cornel Wilde, Linoa uarnvii in wwiia or jtiiins." FFNIf Fl I Fenkell-Deiter rLnnLLL 0H, 12x5. UN 1-0405 BEYOND GLBRY." Ataa Ladd and Donna Reed.

"FIGHTING FATHER DUNNE." Pat I Br tea and Rita now neny. JZ. CCpiinAI Woodaard-0 ML Kd. Boyal Oak 5168 I kiiiiunkb 15.30. OF JERICHO' with Cornel Wilde.

Liada Daraell. "MICKEY." witn lois Bi'ier a no biii uoaawia. FIVC AP TC Woodward al Wataoa nncAnii)aHa i fc Cgir. him. Claedetre ealhort.

Henry Fonda. "ORUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." "ANGEL'S ALLEY," Brwery-Boys. LOOP TOMORROW AND TUESDAY 850 P. M. UN STAGE IN PERSON-GIANT AMATEUR SHOW! AT I flflP Mlch- at llptn 24 Houn WO 2-9764 LUUl lil.

nariull Taraal Wllila "FHRFVCI AMBER" (Color). "OLD LOS ANGELES." Bill Elliott Joha Carroll. UinicnuGd. Cirrus CH 4231 niAUIOUil a Hlllaad CWhm Mlrl la SEALED VERDICT" at 1035. Plat Ror Caihoaa la "MIRACULOUS JOURNEY" (Color) at II I ICCTIf Woodstard at Willis TE 1-8928 mAJLOlil) 1:30 ujTt- SHOW.

Williaai Elliott. Joha Carroll. "OLD LOS ANGELES." Plat FEUDIN'. FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN Marjorie Main. II lOe Conaut near 7 Mile Bd.

TW lYIAllO raat 11d( Sal Caa fara.l Wild, la "FOREVER AMBER" (Color) pl.t "FEUDIN', FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN'." MARTHA WASHINGTON- BEAUTIFULLY BEMODELEO! MARTHA WASHINGTON 10315 Jos. Campau TR 2-1471. Open 12:45. Cornel Wilde. Linda Daraell, "WALLS OF JERICHO." "LARCENY." Joaa Cailfield, Joha Payne, Daa Diryea.

II I VLr Mack at Baldwin WA 1-4246 NIAAinr. 1:15 gttty Fair-hanks. "THAT LADY IN ERMINE" (Color). Plat RETURN OF THE BADMEN." Kanlolph Scott. II IV CI ID W'oodaard near Eliot TE 1-3313 1 1 Mill ajiaht.

Betty Grahla. "THAT LADY IN ERMINE" (Color). Randolph Scott la RETURN OF THE BADMEN." I1CI Allen Bird. AT 8560 "ILL l.aana Craia and Williaai Holdea ia "APARTMENT FOR PEGGY" (Techni color), Pies Clift Irik UTRfMIRY Bchaefer-6 Mill IN 2-8100 lYiLnuUn I 12 Nm. m.ni Freo Parkina.

Cornel Wilde. Anno Baxter, Linda Darnell. "WALLS OF JERICHO." "LARCENY." John Payne, Joaa Caelfield. Daa Diryea. LAST SHOW 930.

MIPLMCA 11 Bagley-Grand Biter CH 4231 illlUIIIWrtll Wvman. r. Avras la "JOHNNY BELINDA." Plis "AD- VENTURES OF GALLANT BESS" (Cilor), UinTfiWaJ Inir1 Canfidd IE 1-4510 B.Rr,,. father DUNNE," 3 Alsa Himphrey Boeart, CAME TRUE." 155- Ann Sheridan la "IT ALL 555-95. lnmi Schaefrr-Michisan OB 5080 MlUnAI naaa 11-d a a.

Dally. Rutty Crahle. THAT LADY IN ERMINE" (Color). "RETURN OF THE BADMEN." Randolph Scott. MT.CLEMENS-EMSEE-pr.6i2-k rM Showlnf ia ML Clemens.

Fred Mac hi array. Made leine carran in "innuttai rrm. ia COLONEL BLIMP" with Deoorah Kerr. MT. CLEMENS-JEWELti et as.

Joha Lend, Wanda Hendrii. Barry Fittoerald ia "MISS TATLOCK'S MILLIONS" at Color Cartooa. Adrentiro. NewS; ML 0,:. Williaai Powell.

Ajia Blyth. "MR. PEABODV ANO THE MERMAID." "GALLANT LEGION." Williaai 1 1 iott. Brace Cahot. UlTinUII US Monroa CH 1917 nn I lUiiAL.

54 u.art. Andrews. Sesan Hayward. "CANVON PASSAGE (Color). "FIGHT- NG BACK.

Joe siwyer. linPTflWM 1 Mile-Van lrko TW 1-3931 RUniUnn 0aan X230. Park Fr-o. Coaipleti Show After 10. "LIFE WITH FATHER" with Wil liaai Powell, Irene Denne.

--bis nwa stuL" with Philip Reed, Hillary Brooke. WnRWCT Gr. KiTer Southfield VE 5-4330 nUn II CO I 12-45. Linda Darnell. Cornel Wlldo la "FOREVER AMBER" (Teehnieelar) at 27-63-1059.

Plit Williaai Elliott in "OLD LOS ANGELES" at fiAlYlJAal 12728 Woodrow WUson TO 8-3649 UAMflAli i Darnell. Cornet Wilde, "FOREVER AMBER" (Color). Pin "FEUDIN'. FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN Marjorie Maia. Donald O'Connor.

ORIOLE Ltnwoed-Pbilaoelrhia TY 4-8400 Oaea 1:15. Linda Daraell. Cornel Wilde. "FOREVER AMBER" (Technicolor). 110.

Donald O'Connor. "FEtDIN', FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN PALMER PARK7 BamUton-6 JiLBilN 2-2140 Cornel Wlldo. "FOREVER AMBER" (Color). Plot "FEUDIN', FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN'." Marjorii Maia. DAI IK Woodward-Elizabeth CH 4231 John Wayne.

Men tannery Clift. Waltor Brennaa aad Jaanno Dri la "RED RIVER" at Plis VBaos Benny" Technicolor Cartooa. "A IAD IN HIS LAMP" and Latest News. DADAniCC 3711 Woodward TB l-f (.53 I MIIMVItlh. Oaea 1230.

IN STACF IB artrn THE RAVENS DINAH WASHINGTON nan btonut nuuoa ao HIS ORCH. SCREEN Roy Ropers. "NIGHT TIME IN NEVADA." PARKSIDE East Warren at Dlckcrm VA 2-6700 ma 1 r.alaM fIGHTING BACK" "BLONOIE'S REWARD" DESPERADOS OF DODGE CITY" Atomic Pollution Faces U.S. BY WARREN STROMBERG Free Press Staff Writer STILL SOMEWHAT obscure but moving up rapidly in importance is a new pollution danger wastes from use of atomic energy. Such wastes are alive anywhere from a minute to a 5 million years.

Some are both radioactive and toxic. Some dry wastes are buried in the ground; others of a higher level of radioactivity are stored in container. i THE COMPLEXITIES of the problem and what is being -done to meet it were outlined by Arthur E. Gorman, sanitary engineer with the Atomic Energy Commission, who spoke recently before the Federation of Sewage Works Associations in Detroit. i Gorman emphasized a need for the sanitary engineer of tomorrow to emerge from college well-schooled in nuclear physics.

But he reassured his listeners that the spadework in control of such wastes has already been accomplished. Work hazards begin in preliminary processing from dust and fumes encountered in metallurgical and chemical indus-- tries, extend through the various processes and continue long after the nuclear fission operations are completed. WASTES THEN become a ticklish problem for the sanitary "engineers and health physicists assigned to each project. In their studies, Gorman said, many unusual results have been obtained. In radioactive water, for instance, algae and other forms are found to grow prolificly.

On-site storage with the possibility of leakage presents a problem of economics and safety. Cribbing and lagooning, which are common practice in many industries, have been carried out with a fair measure of Gorman said, but "it is recognized hs such practices have potential hazards and limitations." Id.