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Evening star., 1942-07-10

Unit Of trading. 10 shares. In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reoTganixeA
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumed by such COMPANIES. Rates Of divi,,
dends in the foreeoine table are annual
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
rights Also extra or extras. d Cash or
stock. e Declared or paid so far this year.
+ Payable in stock. g Paid last year. h Pay.
dividends patd or declared this year.
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Asiotic Imports Drop

Panamas purchases Of Asiatic
products dropped 95 per cent In the
last year while those from Africa
decreased 100 per cent.
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. July 1O-The Associated
Press ueahted wholesale price index Of 35
commodities today advanced to 9s.s5.
Previous DAY, 1854 week ago, aS.31;
month ago. $500: year ago, 1915.
1912. 1871. 1910. 1899
Low Low a554 7?7.03 6s.sa 4144
1926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-07-10

Chicago Cash Market.
yellow, s5Ia; No. 2. s5l2-s7A No. 3. s5la
s6a4: No. 4, s3-S5la; sample grade yellow,
rs; sample grade white. n. Oats, No. l
mixed. so: No. ,, so; No , white, 50l2-
81: sample grade white, musty, 4s. Bar,
ley, mailing. 1896, nominal: feed and
2 yellow. 175A: No 3, 1.7134-1 1884: :
sample grade yellow. 1.49: No. 3 mixed
l.67I2
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.rter No. 4107. Reserve District No
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
National Cauital Bank

OF Washington in the District of Columbia
at the close of business on June 30. 1912
published in response to cali made by
Comptroller of the Currency. under Section
521l, United States Revised Statutes.
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sEx dividend Plus extras. Paid
10 far this year e2Tc extra. $500
extra. k zoe extra. m S1.50 extra, Paid
In 194I. yS10 extra.
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Aer Mort Bk rs % 40 40 40
Cuban Tob IS A 81 81 81
Guant & W IS 81 A 42,a 42h 42h
Medelin Col rs 81 - 1914 - l2A
ww-With warrants xU--Wthout war
rants, New. st tstp)-Stamped.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Stocks D ''f II. ~s % - s2s sts

By Privote Wire
Direct to The Stor
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-15

tain, a little more quickly.
Sixtus nodded. my name is
Sixtus A n d &c n. / am the
schoolmaster of Trollness, retir-
ed seven years. Your men came
to see me on Friday morning
They were kind enough to offer
me forty eight hours to move
my things. What little odds and
ends / have, and my books, you
know"
The captain frowned belliger-
emily, trying to detect an irony
in the voice. But there was none
There was, in fact, something
about the old man that made
him speak more softly. Eyes,
he said again.
Sixtus sat down. His eyes fell
on a box of cigarets on the desk
do you mind?" He leaned for
ward and took one. What with
the scarcity these days, it has
been some time since l have
smoked"
What do you want?" the cap
tain asked.
Another moment passed. Then
Sixtus said slowly, II thought it
only right, considering that you
are de facto commandant of the
village, to acquaint you with a
decision l have made"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-15

door open with his boot, dragged
him out to the porch and thrust
him tumbling among the SOL
diers. He forbids," he roared.
This animal forbidsl" He stood
straddled in the doorway. hands
on hips, and the sunlight flicker
ing over his face. IL give your
forty-five minutes to clear every
thing out of his house. And him
too. Clear him out. We have no
room for philosophers He is to
be cleared out. That is an order"
And he wheeled back into the
hotel and slammed the door be-
hind him. Sixtus lay where he
had fallen, his mouth little
bloody, and his eyes still closed.
The men came toward him
slowly from all sides. The SOL
der he had called a Slav was at
the head of a group that came
from the steps, dark and heavy,
with a broad mouth and narrow
eyes. His head thrust forward,
lips drawn taut, showing the
large teeth.
Sixtus turned, as II only half
comprehending, and wanting to
escape between them, but some
body pushed him back. They for
got about the mailboat they had
been waiting for. They were all
watching the one he had called
a Slav. "You don't like us very
much, do your" the Slav asked.
The old man smiled with his
bloody lips. That is right"
The soldier dashed out and
struck him in the face. The blow
came like a signal. Their heads
all lifted. One or two WINGED and
turned away. The Slav struck
him again. That's how we
treat animals like you," he cried.
When the old man fell they
plunged forward. and dragged
him down the steps. He struggled
UP and started running toward
the path. They caught him and
kicked at him with their boots.
They closed in with kicks and
blows, like animals long pent
up, and drove him in front of
them, his arms bent up to shield
his head. His beared jabbered
up and down meaninglessly. The
red leaves stirred gently in the
autumn wind.
(To Be COntinued)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-15
PENT UP ANIMALS
CHAPTER XIV

Sixtus Andresen's knock at
the captains door was very
quiet. He had to repeat 1t be-
fore he heard Come in. bark
ed from the other side. KONG
was standing spread-legged with
his back to the entrance, exam
lining a large map of Norway
pinned on the wall. yes" he
snapped, without turning around.
Good morning"
yes" He wheeled, h a n d s
locked behind his back. Sixtus
stood in the doorway, small and
thin, swept off his plain black
hat with the hint of a flourish,
and nodded very courteously.
His sparse, white hair was care
fully CO m b d back. His lean
body, looked almost pinched in
the old black suit, assumed a
pride and dignity that made it
seem taller than it really was.
Good morning." said the cap
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-15
New Baltimore
Notes

On Thursday December II,
the New Baltimore Firemen
will hold their annual games
party at Vernier's Grill in New
Baltimore.
Col. Truman Schmidt Of Max
we'll Field, Alabama is spending
his furlough at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Schmidt.
Martin Allard, brother of
Vern Allard, is now at Camp
Make, Texas. Herbert Melkert
returned home Sunday from
sailing.
MIR. and Mrs. Irwin Bieske an
nounce the birth of a baby
daughter on Tuesday, Dec. 8 at
the Maternity Hospital in Mount
Clemens.
Mrs. AL. Dawes left Thursday
to spend sometime in Allneda,
California with her husband,
Seaman AL. Dawes.
Corp. and Mrs. Ted Groves re-
turned to FIT. Leonard Wood,
Missouri, Thursday after spend
ing furlough with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Groves.
Mrs. Irwin Fritz will enter
tain the Sewing Club at the an
nual Christmas party, Tuesday.
Mrs. Adele Engelman was
hostess Tuesday afternoon to
two tables for a Dessert-Bridge.
Mrs. Harold Engelman spent
a few days in Mount Clemens as
& guest of Mrs. T. wilkins.
Sgt. Charles Pfusch returned
to Camp Polk, Louisiana this
week.
The New Baltimore PTA will
hold special Christmas pro-
gram on Dec. II. Gifts will be
exchanged among the members,
and they are also asked to bring
a gift for soldiers.
Dickie Schnoor had his tonsils
removed in st Joseph's Hos
pital, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kohl
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schmidt and family, of Detroit
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Schmidt Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fritza had
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. John Marsh and fam
lily.
Miss Katherine Kott spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
August Kott.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-15

TINE STORY: A. Major Ruek paees
nsstlessly In his room. waiting Tor me
boat that will carry him TO safety. his
attention Is attracted to Sixtus An
dresen. coming up the path TO the ho-
tel where German troops are sarris.
oned. The schoolmaster replies with
dignity To the Gliding Of the soldiers
who block his entrance to the ouhd-
inS
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


WELL-FURNIsHED 4-BEDRoOM HOUSE;
has nice income: will rent and turn over
income to tenant. Box 443-E. Star.
LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM DINETTE,
den. kitchen, lavatory on first floor: 4 bed
recreation room, maids room: bath in
basement well furnished. centrally located.
Box 442-E. Star.
LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, 4
hedrms.. Ia b., Sis. Call after pm.
WA. 1850. r.
ALMOST NEW MT. VERNON COLONIAL
home, 3 bedrms. and 2 baths. finished.
heated 3rd A., den with bath, 2-car garage,
recreation rm. with fireplace. outside fire.
place, on owners, adjoining lot, and COM
Pee furnished Open for INSPECTION ion
Colesyiile pike turn left on Dale. Or. at
Toll House Tavern and go about blks. to
house. 1912 Dale dr., at fork in I'd.
CONNER & RYON. 1106 Vermont ave. NV.
RE. 32I6.
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE WILL SHARE
broom house in Kensington with business
woman or couple: bus stop at door; reason
able. Phone Kensinnt-n 694-R.
AVAILABLE DEC. F. :, OR 3 MONTHS
occupancy, attractive, completely furnished
2-bedroom suburban home, use of linens,
sH.i 4iss
HOUSE ON CORNER LOT WITH TREES.
SHRUBBERY; 8 well-furnished rooms large
tiled bath, electric kitchen, 3 porches. oil
heat Gear garage; ideal children or pets:
500 RIDGE RD SCI ROOM COTTAGE,
place to cook. electric lights. refrigerator;
ready now: reasonable.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

nOUStS FOX SAlt.
? ASBESTOS SINGLE HOUSES. 4 RMS.
and bath; 4la miles s.w Alexandria. Call
IS GOOD HOMES FOR SALE IN GOOD
vacant. See Mr., sTRoutP' 535s ;its Ga. save awe
NV, RA. 500 or GE. Abs, List your
house, too. with us today for quick action.
HYATTsvILLE = BUNGALOW, $4,000
Owner, 1872 Oliver st, WA 5S77
MASS. AVE. PARK-L1VE To. YOURSELF.
A most desirable location; Sl6,500; Diet,
room, large attic, Gear gar. For further
details or inspection, call Mr. sharnof
EN-. 2527. WAPLE q JAMES, INC. DI 3346
5,soo-.6,RooM, 2-BATH BUNGALOW
and and bath on md floor; oil hot-water heat,
ppo afas o' wsh nfaT REAY h G ENe M
cutive 522. after pm. Ii O960.
ON 9th ST, s.W. NEAR ST, DoMINIC's S
oq hqs IN Iw des5 and an r.
E. A. GARvEY. DI 450s; eve, GE $500.
BRICK, BUNGALOW BARGAIN. .s6,250-
@ M WIN boek Hs GefS to BUS anq IN nsey de
RIPLEY. sH. 1889: eve. Sill sp oess.
FULLY DETACHED. 22IO KEARNEY ST.
ne. i. coh'enIehC 10 eveIytnlnR: o rooms,
garage, lovely Anchor fenced yard. awnings
screens, in excellent condition. priced for
quick sale with substantial cash. Call MIR.
TUCKER. North 1892 or RA. 1914
GROOM FRAME, H.-W. HEAT. COAL
fired, nclosed sleeping porch, near Mac
Arthur blvd. and 46th St. NV: price,
$1,000. JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE, DI. ssss.
s19 LONGFELLOW ST NW.-PossEs-
sion. 8 r.. closed porches, 2-car brick
ga saTaEe; ssal $3.50; terms. L. H. THADEN'
BUNGiAL4ow: CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN
rms. rms. on on End fioor and Complete u I'm.
kit. and bath apt. in basement. (Separate
entrances, etc) Over l50-ft. frontage.
lovely flowers. trees, shrubbery. etc. Newly
$3.50. Property is clear, Good terms.
E. A. GARvEY, DI. 450s: Eve, GE, $500.
WORTH MUCH MORE THAN PRICE
asked. Monroe ST., near 10th. This unusu-
ally attractive home has ! L nice rooms. 3
baths, very large porch, built-in garage, and
is in splendid condition. Sl0,350, terms.
r. NJ. DE SHAzO, 1923 14th st. MA. $500.
sToNE-FAcED BUNGALOW FOR $500.
garage: log-burning fireplace. hot-water
heat; lot. with 7,0-ft. frontage. A home
you can be proud to own. r. P. RIPLEY,
SH 1889: evening. SH. 2S7l.
NO DOWN PAYMENT-RIvER TERRACE,
.. C.-Immed., possession. 5-room. tiled
ss nssr rsnsp sss ns Stores Schools
monthly. payments: s65; price. .s5: ESQ.
@ Ksys o1Io At 3asa Clay pl. ne. OWNER,
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Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new IN finest tapestry
and frlezette; workmanshl guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
250q 14th ST NV Columbia o2S1
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WILL SHARE WITH ANOTHER MAN, 20
Rs; well-furnished 1i2-rm apt. modern
hldg, nv Sec conV. transp. Call eve.
two two sirls. i.'' AT, S444. maj leu '000i: 0f
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE LOVELY APT.
Tith ddlr, 3 on1 others; avail. Dec. lst; reas.
TWO GENTLE GIRLS TO SHARE CEN
trally located apt. in Northwest section.
home with Govt. girls Adams 1867.
1434 PARK RD NV BEDRMs-. LIV.
m 1nale saf cs afte9 aas9 pm oTnt5 Co S4s5 sell
FURNIsHED APT WITH 2 BEDRMs.
Northeast section. Rent, s135. Call Ii.
WRITER, AGE 30, TO SHARE APT. WITH
GENTLE man. Living rm., bedroom ttwin
beds)' dinette, kit. bath; exc location;
GOVERNMENT GIRL, %, WISHES TO
tile girls. ia. a65s
2 GIRLS TO SHARE APT. WITH 2 YOUNG
ladies', near 18th, st. bus line: reasonable.
NO. 2024, call after 6.
. ROOMS AND KITCHEN, ATTRACTIvELY
furnished. in old GEORGETOWN house: hot
water heat with coal for the winter; all
conveniences, on bus and car lines; refer
enceS eXcnansed. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
OVERLOOKING SOLDIERS HOME
grounds; studio apt, all modern conven-
fences: refined adults, S62. 437 Park
rd. NV.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APT, CLOSE
TO Armory. ideal for from to girls. Call
TR. 3161 after 8 pm.
COMPLETE 3-RM APT FOR RENT, MUST
buy furniture. reasonable. 1716 w st.
Sc. Apt 5.
1920 RAINIER AVE, MT RAINIER. Md
1917 18th ST. N E.-NICELY FURN stu
dio rm:, Ink, Ven. blinds, Frigidaire. fite-
place, $50 mo. Ii. S31S.
GoyERNMENT 6 ,tE EMPL Id 70 SHARE I; ss.RM. IN.
transp. Box 456-E, Star.
YOUNG GIRL (JEw1sHl,, 10 TO 90,
sonable. RA 6697 evenings.
2 BEDROOMS BATH, LIVING ROOM,
kit. and dinette: 4 Govt empl. aentile
bachelors References. Call Adams 1850
1921 H ST. NE, End FLOOR-BEAUTI-
fully furn: bedrm., kitchen, Frigidaire,
dishes; heat. gas, elec. Employed couple,
APARTMENT. FURNISHED: DOWNTOWN
Conn. ave.. entire 2nd floor. . large studio
bedrooms, kit. refrigerator, bath Prev
iously sl2O mo-, now SIS. Buy furniture.
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME FOR %
sirls to share in our deliehtful NV. apt.
Cali NO. 7316. :.
APT. FOR GOVT GIRLS, SINGLE, GEN
tue; $40 per mo. 420 c st. ne. between
70 pm.
NICELY FURNISHED 2 RMS. AND BATH.
Conv. transp. AL conyeniences. MI. $500.
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, low rates, expe-
rlenced men, lge., clean, flreproof ware
house, full insurance coverage Malcolm
Scates, Inc. ia. 3191.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonab BILE rates;
Will take your surplus furniture as part
ing g. Storage Co. TAYLOR 2937.
Evening star., 1942-12-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better seruice, ddDer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSsifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-12-02
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
All AMHERST RID. COLLEGE PIX, MD.
Refined girl or woman. to share lovely
3-rm apt; good trans: reas. Call Union
1850 days; Warfeld 263S, evenings. Miss
PILECKI.
EVANSVILLE. MD, 4O11 BUCHANAN
st-4-room apt, suitable for 2 families;
heat and cleo, included; S65 mo. WA.
2706 or WA 1885
ONE LARGE ROOM. KITCHEN. DINETTE,
private bath: heat hot water, gas elec.
refg. incl; unfurn. $40: adults. Call after
6 Q. m Falls Church 250k-W
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EyY - ENGIIsHTYPE BRICK

A NEW STONE AND FRAME HOME IN
exclusive section, rooms. E17 baths, den
and Law. on 1st floor. retreation room,
maids room and bath; 2-cat garage; ress-
enable price. SAMUEL E HDGLEY. o m.
to, to 5 30 pm.' WI. $500. 4 m. to 10 pm,
Evening star., 1942-12-02

PRIVATE ROOM with board by young gen.
tleman in quiet, refined. kosher home, n W /;
references. Box 45S-E. Star. 3.
WILL PAY S75 MONTH
For breakfast and . rooms in private home
for 3 employed adults about Dec Sth
WO 9101 evenings only, ask for Mr.
Evening star., 1942-12-02
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.

1916 45th PL. S.E-3 LGE. RMS, KIT
and bath: employed couple only, working
days: conv. to bus, express service to center
OF city; all-whlte neiehborhood. Call after
p.m. AT. 5940.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

GENTLEMAN, author. cultured. total alb
stalner and no smoker, seeks large room
and bath, centrally located. with small,
congenial family. Please write details
Box Use, Star
Evening star., 1942-12-02

IWo-rm., tWln-bed apart. Tor Responsible
married couple Clifton st, near 14th car;
Si5: also twin-hed apart Belmont ST. NV,
Evening star., 1942-12-02
VENETIAN RTJNDS
BICYCLES FOR SALE
RE-UPHOI STEERING

All sizes, small, large, rebuilt bikes lik
new EXPERT repairs. Sun. and ewes Ride
a-Blke Shop. 21O0 st NV DI 5613
Evening star., 1942-12-02

FuRNITURE-Govt has given us 3O-day
extension in which to vacate one of our
largest warehouses. We are unable to
locate another warehouse. therefore we are
forced to sacrifice 100000 worth of fine
furniture at 400 off the OPA ceiling prices
We have hundreds of bedroom. dining room
ny. rm. suites, overstuffed and occasional
chslTs. secretaries and desks, coffee cock
fall' lamp and end tables of famous Mprs-
mar make, floor and table lamps and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
snowToom before you buy and take 4Oce
Evening star., 1942-12-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.

21O0 MASS, AVE. NV.
HOBART 44So. ASK FOR ROOM CLERK.
Suite of 2 bedrooms and private bath.
for or 4 persons: 50, $40 or S12 day.
COLORED-Large airy rms, twin beds,
for girls, for $50 each a mo. Call Ho.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

FURNITURE-194I 6-cu-ft G.. E. refrig-
orator, l living rm suite, j dinette !
bedroom set; cash only considered. 1925
Nash pl n e. call after 20 o m
Evening star., 1942-12-02
ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT EMPLOYE (manD and mother re-
quire rooms, prefer with kitchen privileges;
central. moderate. jackson 22a3-W. "a
GENTLEMAN wishes single room. private
family. within ! ; min Mellon Gallery, $50
10 Sn1 mo-. References Box 1AS-E. Star.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

COLORED-l rm. and kitchen, unfurn,
utilities furn.; $40 wk 637 Sth st. ne
Convenient transportation.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

GRAND PIANO-An attractive walnut
fnish apartment sized grand in Queen
some one having only a limited space.
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO,
Evening star., 1942-12-02

FURNITURE-3-pc walnut bedrm. suite
cost 500. so, sacrifice for $3.50; used
Beautyrest mattress double size, 5-pc
chromium suite; kneehole desk, maple
and nah: maple DINETTE SET, corner
cabinet buffet, specially priced; studio
couches, poster beds. MATTRESSES,
springs. upholstered chairs, TABLES, roll
away beds rugs, Office furn. LINCOLN
FURN. CO., SO7 Penna. ave NV
Evening star., 1942-12-02

4408 seth ST. NV.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM,
Next bath, modern new private home. twin
beds; all transportation facilities within a
block. OR. 1856.
1905 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
For men only. Q double rms; quiet, dis
eliminating gentiles.
TWIN AND SINGLE RIM,
Newly furn: close in near 14th car and
downtown Govt bldes. Gentiles. $3.50
mo. ca. Large single rm.. S35. AID. 52s3.
1850 10th ST. N.W.-SEV-
ERAL DESIRABLE VACAN-
CIES IN WELLrKEPT HOME
FOR ARMY AND NAVY
MEN ONLY. co. 1882.
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LUX FURNITURE CO,
Open Ewes. Till 9 PM

GAS STOVE, 4-burner: also vtctroIo
Phone Randolph 4103
Evening star., 1942-12-02

Pennsylvania ave. and Alabama ave. Sc,
S10,500. 6 rooms, 3 large bedrooms. open
fireplace, built-in garage. convenient to
transportation and shoppint,. Owner leav-
ing city. For inspection ckll Mr.. Foster.
VA; 9I7s or DI. 3346. WAPLE & JAMES
Evening star., 1942-12-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

lS4@ 18th ST. NV
NEWLY FURN. RMS. FOR GIRLS
Evening star., 1942-12-02

FURN1TURE-Maple bedroom suite. bed.
spring, chest of drawers. dresser. $50 for
quick sale. is 9th st. ne, Apt. 403.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

PROFESSIONAL GOVT. MAN, WIFE, BABY
want furn. or unfurn. house or apt, at
least : bedrooms, by Jan. l. Glebe SS2S.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
2 Honored AT
Surprise Party

Mrs. Mable Smith and Mrs. Mary
Hunter we're co-honorees at a sur
prise birthday party held recently
at the Club Zombie" with Mrs.
Torrance Stiles and Miss Ruby Lee
Niece
Ri1sside tables centered with a
lovely birthday and peonies were
reserved for the event. The hon.
orees received numbers Of lovely
gifts.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Apple Mrs. Sarah Donald, Fines
Vaughcn Mrs. Ruby Campbell,
Cleo Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Downing, Mrs Raphael Hollis, A. T.
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Allen.
James Harris. Miss Mary Harris.
Miss Mary Shields Of Youngstown.
Ohio; Mrs. Irene West. Miss Ro-
ber,a Newberry, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz-
gerald, Miss Alyce Poole.
Miss Mary Shields is the house
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. W Hunter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Cosby Host
Al Natal Party
By GLADYS MILLS

Harold Crosby was host at a
birthday party in honor Ct his wife.
Ruth, last Saturday, June 6, at their
home on Yves. Warren avenue. Mrs.
Crosby received her guests in a
smart black crepe frock, accented
with froihy White organza collar
and cuffs,
Most Of the activity centered in
and about the really charming
recreation room and bar in the
basement OF the Crosby home. A
swell-elegant buffet supper was
served in the dining room, in the
wee hours, with much levity and
interesting repartee. beguiling away
the remainder OF the night, until
the guests wendell their ways
h0mewards at dawn or thereabouts.
Mrs. Crosby was the recipient Of
many lovely gifts, which delighted
her 10 no end. Her guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Bomar, Mr.. and
Mrs William Mallory, Mr.. and Mrs.
D VI Simmons Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Burke, 'Mr and Mrs. Joe Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noble, Atty.
and Mrs. Ernest Cabule, Mrs. Kate
Smith, Mrs. Ossie Lee Gordon and
Mrs. johnnie Lewis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Style With Pin Money
Bv THEl MA LEE
BY THELMA LEE

Have l been of any help to you?
Address your questions to Thelma
Lee, Fashion Editor, Michigan
Chronicle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Phi Delta Kappa Members Guests OF Out Soror
Form
State Medical
Auxiliary

Members Of he Detroit Medical
Auxiliary were hostess last Sunday
to the proposed membership Of the
State Auxiliary II the lovely resi-
dence Of Dr., and Mrs. Sc!pio Muir
ply Of Kin avenue. Mrs, Helen
Garland Of Muskegon, Mich, was
present to assist in the formation
Of the State group.
Coup singing opened the session
followed by devotionsfled by Mrs.
Garland. Discussion OF the objec-
tives Of the proposed organization
followed devotions after which
election Of officers was held with
the following results:
Mrs Garland was named presi-
dent; Mrs Margaret Bennett, first
vice president; Mrs. Clark Of Ypsi-
lanti, second vice president; Mrs.
Ruth McNeal Pontiac. recording
secretar. Mrs. John B. Greene,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Be-
atrice Gillian, assistant correspond
ing secretary; Mrs, Rowena Wat
kins. treasurer.
Other members present included
Mrs S W. jenkins, Mrs. Violet
Constable, Mrs J. c. Isaacs. Lucille
Hopson. Mrs. Carmen Murphy, Mrs.
Dorothy Stanton, Mrs. Connally,
Mrs Beatrice Preston. and Mrs.
Anna Mae Rushing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
DETROIT WOMEN WEAR
STACKS IN FILLING
MEMS IOBS

A SURVEY OF SHOPS shows
that Stacks are on the gain, that
more and more their use is being
accepted where it was frowned on
before. Here are some Of the ways
in which Stacks have been worn in
Detroit recently: Several meat mar
ets-groceries now have women
driving their trucks--and the wom-
en- choose, for their own comfort
and safety, Stacks.
Several filing stations now en-
ploy women as attendants, and here
again, Stacks prove the only"
clothes for the occasion.
About a dozen women taxi driv-
ers have been hired by a major
cab fleet in the city; many OF these
prefer Stacks.
Several large industrial plants
have taken on women fer light
shop work. such as assembly and
inspection, and here, too. Stacks
have been highly popular; in fact,
some Of these factories manage
ments have suggested or even re-
CURED such clothing.
A report from the women them
selves proves that Stacks are far
and away preferred for work, as
soon as the initial obstacle of
breaking feminine tradition has
been overcome. Bulkiness and hip
piness absolutely must not be and
10 overcome this fabrics should be
firm and pantie girdles or even
girdles worn with them at all times.
Choose fabrics and beauty as
dresses.