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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Savings for Boys
37-B6XSi-FMGERHP

81 BOY TIP
COATS. Cotton corduroy
on one side. cotton-gabar-
dine on the other. These
reversibles have f1y-fronts.
Broken sizes IA TO 20 years.
Tan, brown, blue Excel
lent value. Each. >. S5.o5
% BOYS WOODEN JACK
ETs. Navy blue with gold
color trimming. Knitted
collars, cuffs and waist
bands. Fine value at,
each ......... .S3.49
2ft BoYs' SHIRT and
BLOUSES. OF plain or
fancy cotton broadcloths.
Sanforized-shrunk for less
than 1eo shrinkage. COL
lar-attached yle. Great
value at, each ACC and 7ec
2s4 pairs BOYS TON
HOSE. knicker and slack
styles. Plain and pattern
ed. a pair. .19e
gupsoss-sscoso rLooR-FARMIR
SECTIONS AND c
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Waking Blood Bank

INDIANTOWN GAP. Pa. Sept.
25-tINS}-The difficulty of ship
ping blood deposits under fire has
been solved by the United States
Army with the organization of a
walking blood bank among the
5000 soldiers Of the 2Sth Division
in training al Indiantown Gap.
About 1000 soldiers of the iron
division have had their blood
typed and the classification has
been stamped on the Identification
tags that record their army serial
numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
WON1EN'S
SPORTS
ACCESSORIES

1874 SUMMER STACKS, cot
tons and rayons included
in group. -. .s9c to $3.49
1T BEACH SHIR and
JACKETS, in spun rayons.
cottons. ...... 89e to $3.49
81 Summer SKIRTS In cot
tons, spun rayons, rayon
crepes ...... .89c TO $4.65
a. PLAY CLOTHES outfits,
in rayon crepes, both
printed and solid color in
the group. >. .$2.29 TO $4.s5
So BATHING SUITS, both
swim and dress m a ker
types. Wool, rayon-and-
"Lastex+' yarn, in the
group. .S1.29 TO 43.49
70 BLoUSEs, mostly cottons,
rayon crepeg 81. 2s 10 $3.49
REG r. s. Pat or
} FiFTH-eRAHp RIvGR-sEcrioN A
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NeW Storm RGgcs

WASHINGTON, Sept "a
INS)-As the storm which has
been moving up the Atlantic
seaboard for the last two days
veered out 10 sea, the weather
bureau today reported another
sweeping northward from the
West Indies. A report frnm San
Juan Puerto Rico. stated
Tropical disturbance of slight
intensity attended by rain squalls
over a wide area was apparently
centered tonight about 200 miles
south of Puerto Rico. moving
west-northwestward or west
ward"
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90 Texas Towns
In Storm Suffer
Is Million Loss
international New, Service wire

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept o.
Texans today feared losses total,
ing close 10 S25.000,00O as they
surveyed the wreckage Of a fierce
hurricane which ripped and slashed
through 60 coastal towns, rich in
dustrial centcrs and agricultural
areas, and harbors filled with
shipping.
Ten county agents in the devas-
tated area reported crop losses
totaling S10000,000 with hundreds
Of homes damaged, power lines
d own highways flooded and
bridges washed out.
The terrific gale, after paying
Houston an unexpected visit,
headed into Louisiana where the
second and third arn44es were
maneuverng for another conflict
in the btg war games,
Many towns along the gulf were
completely evacuated before the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
2f2 DISMISSED

IN AL 242 prospective jurors
have been called and dismissed.
lis for cause. 81 by defense at
torneys and so by the state
Thirteen prospective jurors who
were in the box last night were
locked up In Hotel fuller 10 be
this morning. Forty
two names remain OF the present
panel and after that a new jury
panel, called for next Monday, will
be available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Healthy British Soldiers

LONDON. Sept Gins
Exceptionally high is the stand
ard Of health of the British Forces
stationed in the Middle East. The
casualty figures FOR the first SIX
months Of 1871 show that there
has been no more illness than in
mace time
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ShipsCoI|ide Head-0n
In New York Harbor

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The
6.624-ton tanker Robert f. Hop
kins and the 97l6-ton collier Jason
crashed head-en in Ambrose chan
mel IN New York harbor early
today
Both vessels were badly dam
aged about the bows but none Of
the 36-man crew of the tanker,
which was inbound, nor the so
man crew Of the collier, bound for
Newport News. was-injured.
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WOnen'S
Handkerchief

149 dozen OF assorted types in
both MEMS and WOMEN'S
HANDKERcHlEFS. Priced
for month-end ciearancs
at. each. .s........f7o
WoMFN's HANokERcHtEFs-FIRsr
GRAND INTERSECTION A
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1888 yards OF REMNANTS in
Guiding cotton dimity. cot
ton pique. cotton broad
cloth. cotton percale.
cotton Bingham and as
sorted printed and plain
erayon fabrics, Lengths
vary from ! 10 4 yards.
INSTRUMENTATION o
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A little Stoughton. Mass,
miss in a hospital after being
found cold, hungry and cry
ing after II hours in the ear
Of her father, who while drink
ing forgot about the child He
is held under $1,000 bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
GREEN ROOM

100 DAYTIME DRESSES in
printed and solid color
rayon crepes with finer de-
tails. Misses and women's
sizes in the group $40, SIC
"a DRESSES in sheer rayons.
black, some with rayon
satin trim. Misses sizes
only in the group. $50
INSTRUMENTATION
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EVENING SHOP

"a EVENING. AND DINNER
dresses in rayon crepes.
and rayon taffetas. Misses
sizes only. .s4.e5 to Sass
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c AND b
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CARPET and
LHNOLEEM

Al CARPET SAMPLES, size
p by SO inches; plain and
figured; discontinued pat
terms; bound ends, each
..........S t.29 70 S1.69
IS CARPET SAMPLES, size
q by 81 inches, discon-
tinued patterns; bound
ends; each. .S2.e5 10 S4.e5
SIS CARPET RUNNERS plain
and figured; 27 inches
wide; lengths. 10 81 feet.
each 1895 10 $685.
81 BROAOLoOM REMNANTS,
sizes . u by 5 TO 81 by IL
feet; each $685. 10 S24.e5
rs LlNOLEUM REMNANTS,
from l 10 8 square yards,
each piece .s9c 10 Sass
EiGHTH-fARmER srREGr-sscrloN c
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CLOSET SHOP

6I = ! { G Z 5, n u d n {
screens; hassocks; hat.
jewel, lingerie, utility, and
hose boxes; pillows; tie
racks; hat stands; storage
boxes; garment bags:
hangers (separate and in
sets, each. AGE TO S7.e5
MISUNDERSTANDING FLOOR
FARMER TREET-SECTIoN A
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Finer
Casual Shop
DRESSES
S6.85 S8.85
SIO.85

247 Dresses for early
Fall in casual all-oc.
casion styles. r ay On
crepes. wool and rayon
fabrics, woelens In the
group. Some jac ket
styles included.
CASUAL sHoP-sIxrH
MANIFESTATION q
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2343 REMNANTS. lengths up TO Yards including cotton.
and mohair fabrics velours; tapestries
rayonandCotton damasks, rayonandcoton brocatelles
homespuns, monksclohs cretonnGs rayon repps
satias cotton sateeHss-Gshnes chintzesi
anetas, coton-andrayon marQusettes bob
bines organizes; vsriets~o L3brcs each Sc 70 $3.50
26i TRIMMINGS including gimps. edgngs loops and
uebacks IN both rayon and cotton fabrics each &c 10 sec
suOsoss-tsHrH Floos-eRnO Aytsut-stouoss
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EXCUSED FROM SERVING

Judge Pugsley then called re-
cess and excused Mrs. Dorsey rom
jury service.
She was the sixth person 10
have been tentatively placed on
the jury today, the seventh day
that has been spent in an attempt
TO form a jury.
Twenty-Five times in the last
two days. Special Prosecutor Ches-
ter p. O'Hara has said I'm salts
fed when there were IA persons
in the Jury box.
But Is times an attorney for
one Of the So defendants has eXer-
cised one Of his peremptory chal-
lenges and new name has been
called.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

$40 pieces STEMWARE, dis
continued, each..3..-.-.=.-.
......25c, ace and 45c
e94 TUMBLERS in Bounce
size, each ............15c
104 MIRRORS for center table
Z decoration, each ........
.............. zee 10 S2.25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
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Woman Juror
Fdints, Reading
Recess Called

A recess in the selection of the
jury to try former Mayor Richard
w. Reading and Ga other persons
on charges of conspiring in the
operation of policy houses was
called today when a woman Juror
tainted in Judge Earl c. Pugsley's
court room.
The juror. Mrs. Dorothy Dorsey
of 1881 Ruth avenue, Melvindale,
had told the court that she did not
wish 10 serve on the jury because
she had never been away from
home before. However, she was
tentatively accepted. She suddenly
started weeping and then slumped
from her chair 10 the floor She
was assisted from the room by
court officials and revived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

2f9 pieces ASSORTED cos
TUNE JEWELRY inolud-
ing necklaces, bracelets,
pins. earrings ,........
......t9c. 2ec, soc, 49e
INSTRUMENTATION
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SEWING
MACHINES

Reconditoned Tresd Ma
chimes, All Orop-head Styles.
I WHITE ROTARY four
drawer ..........s12.e5
SINGER, fve-drawer $3.50
I SINGER, seven-drawer s14.5o
I WHITE TARY, six
drawer -. f.. S14.5o
I DAMASCUS, four drawer
.................Sl4.50
I FREE. six.drawer. .s14.5o
I SINGER, seven-drawer s14.5o
WHITE AIRY, four
drawer ....-..-....-..,.S $3.50
3 ERs, seven drawer
...................s1s.50
Recondltioned Portable
Electries
I WHITE ROTARY. portable
electric ............... SIS
I SINGER, portable electric
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
I NEW HOME ROTARY, port.
able electric $3.50
Recondtioned Cabinet
Electrics
I WILSON ROTARY, caDlnet
electric .%......S 2o.e5
I NEW HOME ROTARY. cabi.
net electric ........ S34.95
INTERROGATION AvE.-sEcTlos
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Silk and RayOn
FABRICS

ESQ yards of SH o r r
LENGTHS and DRESS
LENGTHS including some
from 3 to Az yards and
some from u to 3 yards.
Rayon Airliner, rayon In
trigue, rayon slipper
Satin, rayon Taffeta,
rayon Moire, rayon Luz
ana, rayon Jersey and
rayon Swanglow are in
cluded. Choose also from
rayon printed crepes, cot
.tb>n. Velveteen, cotton
Corduroy and rayon-and-
silk crush-resistant Vel
vet. priced for clearance.
THiRo-FARmER-sEcrios c
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LAMPS

2se LAMP SHADES in a va.
riety OF shapes and STYLES.
each ......... 29e to s5.95
90 LAMP BASES in table,
novelty and boudoir styles.
each ........ SOC TO s4.95
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
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TELEPHONES OUT

Telephone and telegraph serv-
ice between Houston and many
other Texas cities was interrupted
during the height Of The storm
Two hundred and fifty long dis
lance circuit were out.
One OF the three storm victims
was a seaman who was swept
overheard from tho tanker Miriam.
The other two died from electro
cctfon by live wires broken loose
in the gale
Texas defense guardsmen. who
assisted in caring for refugees
during the storm. remained or
duty 10 prevent looting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
LIGHTING
FIXTURES

123 ADA7ToRs, indirect. pas
tel colors .......3 soc
253 ADAPTORs, semIindIrect,
pastel colors ........ 3oe
I FLU ORES ENT FIX
ruRE- witAl4 three 3e-iHeh
DuloS .............~. $40
FLU ORES ENT FIX.
TURE with three 1S-inch
bulbs ............. $3.50
CEILING FIXTURE, six
light colonial ......S27.5o
I HALL LANTERN, world
globe ....,.........S23.50
I DINING ROOM FIXTURE.
seven-light modern .. SOS
? LANTERNS. square lead.
Cd ..... ......... 9l.SO
TIsrs FLooR-sRIDeG-sEcTloN
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Office
Furniture

DESK FANS, new circular
type; in bronze color. each
= r. !. 4, ~ S4-e5
sETTEE, chromium-finished
metal. upholstered in fabric
resembling leather. green
.....-. ...a-A.4-.-.-.--SZ9
SETTEE. chromium finished
metal; upholstered in fabric
resembling leather; red ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
, STOOLS. chromium-fnished
metal, with swivel-type tops,
each. s7.o5 and s1o.e5
TABLE and mirror set.
chromium-finished metal s35
SIDE CHAIRS, chromium
finished metal. upholstered
in fabric resembling leather
each ............... .S7.e5
WING CHAIR. upholstered
in leather; brown .... .S35
DESK. black colored limo
leum top. chromium-finished
metal trim; top size Sc by
81 lnches. .............S $3.50
S w v Ell Ar NJ c n A R,
chromium-fnished metal: up
holstered in fabric resem-
bling leather. S25
OFFICE FURNITURE
ELEVtsTH FLooR-FARmER STREET
SECTIONS 8 AND c
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I'll pieces NeckwEAR In q
group OF pique. lace, or.
CANDY and cotton velvet.
cen styles .19e 10 ~
fei scARFs In a group OF
dressy silk chiffon
squares. and rayon taffeta
suit.type scarfs -foc TO a.
REMNANTS OF Rucrlno
A-i Greatly Reducs1
fissr-cRAso fiyra-sFcvJos ~
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! MEMS "RURWlck" FELT
HATS. In a good size and
color selection. Some rough
finish felts included. Great
values at ............$ 1.95
MISUNDERSTANDING
GRAND INTERSECTION A
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VESSELS SUNK

Reports from the coast guard
AZ Freeport, Tex. said that prac-
tically every vessel in the harbor
there had been sunk or driven
high ana dry ashore and that
many buildings along The water
front had been demolished Two
75-foot coast guard cutters were
tossed upon land
The wind ragged Tor several
hours at IS 70 20 miles an hour
and az one time was reported 70
have reached asmomentary veloc-
ity of 100 miles an hour.
Huge waves iasf1ed over The
Galveston sea wall and eight-foot
tides were common along az least
a third Of Texas shorellne. Sea
Water ran over highways for miles
inland Thousands Of refugees from
The coast were cared for az in
terror points.
Damage IN Houston was esti-
mated al half a million dollars and
the rice crop was believed n have
suffered a $1,000. 600 loss The city
was without electric power ard
light for several hours and the
city water supply ran low
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Group of 35
Steel
WardrObeS
S5.95 To S1O.95

Some cabinets are also
included. An excellent
opportunity 10 obtain ex-
ira storage space for
storing winter garnesss.
Some include hat shelves.
In walnut color. Values.
OFFICE FURNITURE
TLEVEHT H-FARMEH STHEET
SECTIONS 3 AND c
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DINNERWARE

i172 pieces DlNNERWARE in
eaTthenware and china,
including plates, soups.
fruits. cups and saucers,
platters, open vegetable
dishes. sugar and cream,
ers; odd saucers, each
......... &c 70 sf.29
IS sets VERNON POTTERY.
20 pieces with initials. ar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sass
sos pieces TEA WARE includ.
Ing dinner plates. soup
cups, tea cups and sau-
GERS, sugars. creamys,
platters, vegetable dishes,
saucers, each. &c TO csc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

hurricane struck with IFS fun in
tensity and thus the loss OF life
was small. Weary refugees trudged
hack home today as the gale
abated.
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Incomplete Sets

hhCOEhsRshCtt SttS
I set CHINA for S; g. pieces.
al observation-disclosures o.95
! set CHINA for II. 100
pieces. at............ $685.
I set CHINA for l.; l03
pieces. at.............S37 $3.50
I set CHINA for l.. 80 pieces,
at ................ s33.e5
! set CHINA for T. 80 pieces
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S32.50
I set EARTHENWARE for o
33 pieces. at......... S6.o5
T. set EARTHENWARE for S.
so pieces. at........s $685.
TtHTH-WooDwAR
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ELECTRIC
RANGES

ABB, 1871 Model $3.50, sample
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stta.e5
MONARCH, l941 Model.
sample .......-... S129.e5
GENERAL ELECTRIC. 1870
Model BDf0A9, used Se4.e5
Alb, 1871 Model s04O. Clipped
Observation-Disclosures. 1895
GENERAL ELECTRIC, 1871
Model CD24lA9, sample 49,.
INSTRUMENTATION. S127.o5
+ kELVlNATOR, 1871 Model
ER59. sample. s14o.95
FRtClDAIRE, 1910 Bl540.
used ............,. SiOo.95
TENTH FLooR-FARmER STREET
ottftoN Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

DESK FANS, new circular
type: ia bronze color. each
3d.o5
Evening star., 1941-02-13

dor Hotel, entertainment nightly by
the Three Ms.
La Sale Observation-Disclosures
supper club at the well-known
French restaurant L Escargot. Dance
music is by Burrus Williams Or
cheStra, with incidental entertain
ment vocally by Jean Cathon.
Log Tavern-South of Alexandria
about 312 miles on the Richmond
highway. Dancing nightly to music
by Tempo, Inc.
LOtus-ShoWs, featuring several
acts and a chorus, at l, 7:30 and
11:30 pm; dancing to Bill Strick-
lands Orchestra. Minimum charge.
Lounge Riviera-Gay and inti-
mate spot at 240O Sixteenth street,
with dancing until las, with music
by Pete Macias and his orchestra.
MadrillOn-Spanish and American
cuisine; dancing from 7:3O on to
music by Carr Van Sickler, Don
Shook and their orchestra and to
the Trio Lirico in the rumba and
conga tempt. Songs by Adellta
Velela and June Sothern.
MayflOwer LOunge-Dick Rooms
Orchestra plays for dancing from 5
to 7 and after 10, when there's a
minimum charge.
MetronOme Room - Wardman
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Thomas G. Archer, 23, e4e 18th st. Sc.
and aDd aVersy d.. De 1eT Rs1 eJs
Joseph J. Smith. 26. 1882 32nd st. NV.
and Mildred r. Dorsey, 10, 477S Lee
highway. Arlington, Va; the Rev. Vim
Frederic Richmond. es. 7os Rock Greek
300 ,Gallatin st. NV; the Rev. Henry
John jay Frost. "a. 1887 stuyvesant pl
NV, and Catherine Irene Garrett. 90,
III Taylor st, Chevy Chase, Nd; the
,oisnS Rey Thomas Il Tss,e G. s smyth t1os On. .,
and Eunice J Shoed 26. 1915 1st st.
NV; the Rev; A. A, Birch;
"1en ana aaze ssdTia e Atchson go Marshs f Hall
md. Mo; tie Rfy; Be- H osn Hsll' Wisconsin ave
st. e. nV Sna the ReF Rev " 'o H r westeott &c; to- o'
Edward c. Mills, 40 Essex, Md. and Eve
Iyn Milbourne; 80; Baltimore, Md; the
t3ieton Rsy WIiaT HexIett s Aoesnetes sI 4s st
and Matte Dean; 81 81, i41a iith lit !" St. st.
NV: the Rev. Robert Anderson.
Preston T Patterson, t, % Continsntal ,,l5;, Ho-
Kans': the Rev I. W. Ketchum.
Francis T Sharpe, 80. 1898 o st NV,
and Kathleen lsa =: E. Dodson: 2s' 3435 R
Howard M. orndorr. %: 1917 Meigs pl.
re. ne tn and nss Esther Y. THRONE 20 York
Edward F Miles. 81. Raleigh Hotel, and
FRANCES M HOLLAND; 90, Syracuse, N. Y;
John j. Byrne. 63, I41e Monroe st. NV
KENYON St NV: the Rev. Edward A,
Arthur p. Munsey. "a. 1903 T st. NV.
enc End Ed Edna uA;,su PnrSt 49, 1903 St NV
Willie H. Parker 90. 654 Orleans pl. ne,
and GLADYS Young, 23.. 1908 A st. Sc:
the Rev GeOrRe w Nicholas
NV. and Florence E. Poles. %. 1907
Wylie st ne: the Rev John P. Pinkett.
George Marshall: %, 2024 13th st; NV,
NV; the Rev j. L. Henry.
Theodore o. Greer, 25. Capitol Heights,
Md, and Hilda A. Grinder, %. Forest
vile. Md: the Rev. Howard z. SNYDER.
Abe Blanar p. 134s Shepherd st NV,
and Lillian Celniker. 81. 2410 goth st.
NV: Judge Nathan Cayton.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
MusoIit Club 10 Hold
Lincoln n-DouqIass Program

The Musolit Club will hold
Lincoln-Douglass anniversary pro-
gram tomorrow night at the club
house, 1887 r street NV.
After a banquet at 9 pm. Judge
Almond w. Scott of District Mu-
nicipal Court will speak on Fred
erick Douglass and Senator c. Way
land Brooks, Republican, of Illinois,
on Abraham Lincoln.
Perry w. Howard, Republican ma
tional committeeman from MisSis-
sippi, will be installed as president
of the club and will preside. Also
participating will be former Judge
James A. Cobb, assistant superin-
tendent of Schools G. c. Wilkinson,
Judge Nathan A. Cayton of District
Municipal Court and DR.. Ambrose
Caliver of the United States Office
of Education.
In charge of arrangements are
George H. Murray, board chairman;
1t. Col. Henry o. Atwood, and Jesse
Mitchell.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Drunk in Police Court,
Man Draws $50 Fine

William Mitchell, 38, colored, 22O0
block of M street NV, was SEN
fenced today to pay fine of $50 or
serve As days in Jail on drunken
ness charge after being arrested
yesterday in the Police Court Build
ing. He had gone to court to face a
jury trial on a charge of driving
while drunk.
Judge Walter j. Casey in Police
Court also sentenced Mitchell to
another SIS fine or an additional
IS days in Jail on charge of having
been disorderly yesterday in the
Police Court Building. The driving
while drunk charge was preferred
last October and was continued yes
terday for reassignment, records
listing the driving while drunk case
as not having been reached.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Supper Club
Notes

Anchor ROom-Lounge at the An
napolis Hotel; no dancing, but en-
tertainment nightly.
Cafe of All Nations-Popular
downtown cocktail lounge with en-
tertainment by Paul Kain's music,
songs by Adele Van, from 4 to 6,
10 to l.
Cafe Caprice-Intimate lounge for
cocktail and supper dancing at the
Roger Smith Hotel. Music for dane
ing is by Don Carper's four-piece
instrumental group.
Casino Royal-Shows featuring
several acts and chorus, nightly
at 7:30, 1890 and l am. Dancing
to Jack Schaeffer's music
CirO's-DowntoWn cocktail lounge
at 1904 G street, with nightly en-
tertainment until / O'Clock. Open
Sundays. No minimum.
Club Troika-Continen resort,
with nightly revueS in the COSSack
and South American manner. Music
for dancing is by Sasha Lukas' Or
chestra. Minimum charge.
Cosmos ROOm-Supper club at the
Carlton, sleek and sophisticated,
with dancing at the cocktail and
supper hours to music by Carmen
Cavallero and his orchestra.
El PatiO-Popular cocktail lounge
with entertainment almost contin-
uously, by Jeanne and Joe Rose and
Capt. Nick Hope, the accordionist.
Hamilton HOtel-Milton Davis and
his orchestra play for dancing in
the Rainbow room from until 7
and from 10 to l.
Hi-Hat Lounge-At the Ambassa-
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Deaths Reported

Mary v. Allen. a3, sO7 10th st. NV
Patrick Murphy, SO, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Margaret e. stinnett, "a. 1919 Shepherd
Sophia M Talbert. "a, $50 10Th st sc.
Fred s. MacGregory. 80. Garfield Hospital
Frances r. Jones. 70. Gallinger Hospital
Atlanta H Pool, 73, 1920 Upton st. NV.
Charles Moore 70. 22O H st ne.
Thomas Fowler. II, Gallnger Hospital.
Lula M ,, Rickard Il a!a ,, K st ne.
Ellen NJ. Hall, Sc, 4445 Alabama ave Sc
George A Beierlein. 65, Soldiers Home
Edith oDea. 65. Garfield Hospital
Edward K. Kloman. "a, Doctors Hospital
Bertha Hall SO. Gallinger Hospital
Edward r. Jackson. 81. Casualty Hospital
Helen F. Wells. 81, Sibley Hospital
David Blum 4s, 2124 P st. NV
Edna T. McConchie. 40. 616 H st. NV.
Laura p. Hall. 3S, 500 9Th St ne.
John Wiltshire. 16. 5517 9th St NV.
Sandra ]. Clarkson, infant, 2525 Minnesots
Thomas Thi Mason. 70. Gallinser Hospital.
Zetta e Brown. 80. Home for. Aged.
Milton A. McCrimmon. So. Soldiers Home
Hattie Harris, AZ, Emergency Hospital
Carrie Mason, 40, Gsllinger Hospital.
George Washington, "a, Gallinser Hos
Nettie M. Mcpherson. 80. 77sh columbia
I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Park Hotels supper club, gay rem
devious of the towns young set.
Music for dancing by Ray Heather
tons Orchestra, with songs by Judy
Clark.
Neptune ROOm-Downtown res
taurant, with entertainment from 3
to 6 in the afternoon and from 8
to l m. nightly, by the famed Milt
Herth Trio, with songs by Gene
Archer.
Pail Mall ROOm-Sleek and con-
tinental dining room and supper
club at the Raleigh Hotel. Nightly
dancing, after 8 o'clock is to Bert
BernathS music.
Restaurant 823-Downtown res
taurant and cocktail lounge at that
Fifteenth street address, with enter
tainment nightly after $50 pm.
Lee Everett is the master of cere-
monies.
ShOreham Blue ROOm-Extremely
Evening star., 1941-02-13

popular and very elegant dinner and
supper dancing resort. There are
nightly floor shows at $50 and 1:30
pm. Music by the Barnee-Lowe
Orchestra.