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The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
Air Force Band

faauKufaNng weekly column
within The "Kectlrr Klipa' p fw iht
Ar Force Band is Wls ait from
Corp. Bruce Moneon Of the band
Activities o. the Military and
Dance Bands p3I he given and 3
llsi of dances for each week wii.
bs published
pfea Robert q McManu Jf4
Charles Goibrhaik and Lyle Cufh-
nan are reported Hcl on ne Hsy
70 recovery as the Stallion hosp.-
al
Dances Tor this week include ihr
Us0 dances on Wcdncsdsy and
Saturday nights TIE bsud VIII Of
FER tso new arrangements a.
farae affa.fa Corp hlr1 P0ssonka
has written an unusual arrange
mfnt ~ u Don't Want % Walk
Without VOW ana Corp W.lI.e
Len has written one for did
YOU
SlnFcr Dinah shore has
written the band asking The
faporits song of Keeslcf iieid.
All aolaiera are asked by Cor
parai Honsan 10 send their
faForllra "a band hcaduuAF-
tess. II Ia understood that Miss
shore will sing Tho song ON one
~ her future programs and
thai shell dedicate u ~ KEGS
leF Field
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
585th ech. Sc. So.

One Of the more recent arrivals
In the 585th is Pvt Jack LeGoms,
makeup artist for "Gone With
the Wind" and such outstanding
Broadway successes as "Pal
Joey. and Lady In the Dark"
Private lie Cons was employed
by the House OF Westmore, an en-
terprise OF Hollywood makeup
man Perc Westmore, for more
than a year.
A plan of weekly flight compe-
tltion has been outlined for the
squadron TO improve the area as a
whole. Scoring Is based on per-
sonnel inspection, conduct. bar
rack inspection and athletic and
recreation activities.
A part of A. and Il. activi-
ties will be "Stunt Night to
be held from J pm. 10 s pm.
one night each week in The
newly constructed squadron
park. Each flight will present
l0-minute skit or program.
The winner of the entire weeks
competition will be awarded a
banner in Air Corps colors and
will also receive weekend and
squadron privileges.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
Motor Pool

News Of the Automotive Trans
portation Pool, reported by Sgt.
Arthur Pedigo, announces promo
tions this week. Kenneth Williams,
Glenn Greenman and Ernest Gates
were promoted to Staff Sergeant
and Arthur Pedigo, Donald Lar
chied, William Nickolous and Rob-
ert Weiss were promoted to Ser
geant.
S. Sgt. Charles Shepperd is i'll
this week, but Sgt. Harold Runde
and Corp. Robert Fitzgibbon have
returned to duty from the hospital.
Those absent from the Motor
Pool while on furlough this week
include S. Sgts. H. E. Wright and
Warren Robey, Sgts. J. W. Richert,
Gale Persons, John Cuvar, Hershel
Riggan and Stanley Kucharski,
Corp. S. d. Stahlman and Pvt. L.
e, Hudnell.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13

Bcauchamp. John Guzzie, Harry
n. Hal.nR. Raymond Kaahln,
ouanah Mcknight. and John Pear
.aan. New corporals include
Ceorge r. Arensmsn. Ben c. Ay-
err. Edwin J.. Bass, Stephen Ben-
mee. Henry Bermudez. Forrest
-ullerr. Joseph c. Kelly. Harry j.
Miller. Sol Red and Ludwig Y.
V.tek.
PVT. Bernard Il. Goldsnlth, for
ner civilian aviation instructor
and now an AM instructor here
not only knows his aviation engines
which he studied at New YORK
Unlversliy. but is an accomplished
musician aa veil Hes played with
such name bands az George Halls
In New York and VIII Osborne
performing on the saz0pbone. elar-
Inet and violin. Pvt. Elmer RI
stapleion. recently assigned 70 the
3g3rd, Is a former radio and movie
singer and guitar playtr from Aiia-
souri,.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
Security Section

During the past two weeks, Mil
itary Police have been cautioning
drivers against speeding and fall
ure to stop at stop signs on the
Post. The campaign is already
showing results, as traffic viola
tions are declining, Pfc. David L.
Montgomery, news writer, reports
this week.
S. Sgt. Tom Harris, Sgt. j. r.
Edward and Sgt. Anthony Schultz
were in New York on a visit re-
Gently. They spent their time
walking around one block-Times
Square.
Hospitalized members Of the Sc
curity Section this week include
Corp. Gregory L. Gollotte, Pies.
William c. Mosley, Richard d.
Stemple and Elmer Test and Pvts.
Vernon Howell and Budd S.
Moore.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13

Best wishes o. the 3i0th we're
conveyed this week by Corp. Law
renee J HuIet. quadron cores
n1udenl 20 former squadron mem
befa who have left to join the
500ih lst Sgt Fred Gray and all
Of hIs men have already Joined
their new organization and 3l0th's
new lst Sergeant Is Arthur Garaas.
Robert Buel. former top kick. ia
nov a Technical Sergeant and has
ieft the group 20 take over new
duties IN the Station Technical
Inspectors office.
Under a new system devised by
S. Sgt George f.. Duprie8. duty
and area sergeant, the barrack
which fails 20 pass inspection ls
given The red pot Of despair"
sofiball and baseball teams OF
the 3l0th have been going great
guns in recent games. The snflball
team defeated the 3O9th, 8-5, with
PVT Joe Vaughy pitching and
PET Charlie Loomis catching The
baseball team defeated The 393rd,
B-2.
The A. and r. department now
boasts a four man sports commit
lee. Sgt Roscoe Il. knight heads
the group and Is assisted by Corp
Lawrence J. HujeL in charge OF
reeroational activities. and Pvt
Charles LOOMS, former high school
coach, and PVT william Lindsey,
former professional softball coach.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
3o7th Tech. SC. So.

The 397th is welcoming Capt
A. T. Truitt TO the organization.
Captain TruitL Squadron Adjn-
tant. has just returned to active
duty.
This month saw the promotion
OF several men in the squadron.
Thomas F.. Davis, Supply Sergeant,
was promoted TO Staff Sergeant.
Corporals Claude L. Emerson,
Richard Florea, Philip r, Stan
hope and Edward l.. Wilson were
made Sergeants.
Soft drinks took the place of Gig
ars recently when S. Sgt. Harris
Hanson was promoted to ist Ser
geant. Corp. Willis Brinson Is now
taking Sergeant Hanson's former
position as chief clerk.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
58oth Tech. Sc. So.

Corp. Ed Winkelman, writing
for the 589th. reports the squad
ron has enjoyed its first week in
Tent City. Maj T. X. Fountain is
the Squadron Commander, Capt.
Sloert d. Rains is the Adjutant,
Capt. Courtney Hampstead is in
specting officer and lst 1t. r. B.
HARRISON is supply and A. and r.
officer.
Softballs, baseballs, boxing
gloves. bats and all other sports
equipment for the squadron has
arrived and are in use, The 5Ssth
has several exceptional ball play
er and the group hopes to make
il tough for other squadrons on
the field.
Sgt. Steve Gosdanovic. former
Supply Sergeant for the 5asth. has
been transferred to the 652nd.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13

Ton q PIE. Erni sswo.s. Plans are
being made for a sofssaa ana =
boxing team.
A total of - promotionz Rese
made IN TIE squadron tnis month.
seven SerEeants were promoted .
STAIR SeTgeanss. nlne CoFporala
were made Sergeants and = Pri-
yaaes, first class, we're made Cor
porals. Nine men were made Pr
eaieg. first class.
The 75th was vel represented
al last Friday nights dance. xpon-
sored b. the 59th Air Base Squad
ron FOR members of the sgth AR
Base Group.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
30lst Tech. SC. So.

Those promoted in STAFF Ser
reani In the 30lft recently we're
Bryan j. nariclIs, DempFcy ID.
Blackwell. Joseph Cashio. Gerald
II. Childcrs. Arthur n Dahms, Jrp
and Kenneth T. Huffman.
The 36Ia. sofiball team Is going
places. playing eight games md
winning eight Pfc Leo Corey is in
charge
A "Sporia survey" unn held In
the squadron recently and baseball
was adiudEsd the favorlto sport
softban. swimming, boxing. golf
and basketball were next Prot
Karl ?. Amalis, correspondent, re-
ports
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13

roula. AIiss.. the other night
whsn abaofn went a tire GA
their car. 80. pending the per
feetion af synthetic rubber.
fhey viii bs smouE The "also
ran
Many pfHHa - we're 47di
b lae squadron recently aHH eyer
.be squadron correspondent r.
turned rom thfee=da1 pass z
Gna himself eafDoTaI
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
30oth Tech. Sc. So.

The 30oeh high jump. broad
Jump and shot put circle have
been completed and inior-barrack
meets began last Tuesday At pres-
Ont, these three sports have been
Joined with a sixty-yard event TO
feature the sports program In
the area BarrBck defeated Bar
rack 2. 20-le, and Barfaek de-
fcated Barraek }. ia-tT. Corp.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
18th MaterieI

The 18th Materiel is welcoming
End 1t. Philip B. Carpenter, re-
Gently reported from Lowry Field.
Colo, 70 the squadron staff. He is
now acting as squadron command
er. 1st 1t. Raymond L. Willer, who
had been acting C. o., is III, but is
reported improving.
s. Sgt. Edward T. Sovs, former
iy acting ist Sergeant FOR the
650th Tech. Sc. So, is back with
the 18th as acting 1st Sergeant,
". J. Macdonald, the former Is.
Sergeant OF the 18th. has been pro-
NOTED to Technical Sergeant.
Squadron A. and r. activities are
being increased under the direc-
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
396th Tech. Sc. So.

Corp. M Werner reports plenty
OF work IN the 3g8th area, as the
group Is determined to have the
finest area on the field.
Last week, the squadron said
goodbye to one officer and
"hello' 10 another. Capt. William
Dieterle left the squadron and
2nd 1t. Leonard NJ. Miller Joined
Il.
This 396th softball team lost It.
first game Of the season to the
NEEDLES recently, 14-7. The team
came back in a five-inning prae-
tice match with the Mp's, however
winning 5-3.
Corporal Werner also reports
that boys Of the 396th bade fare
well TO 7. Sgt, Walter Burd, who
left the field.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
307th Tech. SC. So.

In order aaai a. ae0s n %
1U1th might be turned n - Ihf
Kcrfr FIcId HeH I've fliRh
news feparfefa have been selected
bf auadrau ue9sHrIssr Corp u
wing palasH8 * They are PRlH
Gilbert r Friedman. ~ Plight A
william II Hal. af Plight 3 seeeI
h. HambIe. FHRhi e Ffans
sehauaueekef. Flight D and Am
ef'g5 J sana9ne, Flight ?
The 307fb f5ftbnIi ieam defeated
the NEEDLES. l2=2. at the Veterans
Taf ~ park recently. sgt Walter
p pupka. again On the mound foF
Ihe 307th. struck out 3 batiefz
HHusiofm.nK days are over fof
PVT Louis II Kelsey. member
~ lhr 301ta Hha ugR wants to
"Keep 'Em fly.ng Private Kel-
8cy. native ~ Albuquerque n.
81. gfadaaie af the RYAN
Aeranauural School In San Diego,
Cal He has over 2000 hours .n The
air. and once owned lWo barn
siormIng ships lie formerly waa
employed with an aefiai 0irsas and
did parachute jumping
He started IN 1920 and gut In
10g5-3G. during The fade-ou Of
the barnstormera. He SAYS he'll
quit the new game with the fade
out OF the JBps
pvl William NJ Fuller. a now
AM student. la a natural for The
job of mechanic lie served for
four years a. crew chief on an
aircraft carrier IN the Pacific
while with the Navy Private Full
Ter hopes 10 become an Army
Cadet
r Sgt Leslie K Riffey, leader
of Flight d. was married on May
? 10 MIss MareelIie peariy Mire,
- Biloxi
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13

fFA<f@f A@'ffAfh Afh-hA -
POST THEATRES. Nos. l and my
Cal Sal" Rita Hayworth. Victor
INFORMAL DANcE-Uso club. 7.so
cAnfE ROOM AND SQUARE DANCE
Back Bay Community House. g. 10
DkNcE-Harrison Courts Community
Center, g. II p. m.
THURSDAY, MAY IA
posi-. THEATRES. Nos and 2-@The
spoilers" Marlene Dietrich. Ran
CAMERA cLUB-Blou Community
House. basement. I'll 10 D. m.
OPEN HoUSE-Back Bay Community
GAME .NIGHT-d'Iserviil Recreation
Center, g. II p. m.
FRIDAY, MAY IS
POST THEATRES. Nos. / and 2-"The
Spoilers. Marlene Dietrich, Ran
Methodist Chapter House, 7
soukRE DANcE-dIberville Recrea-
TRAVEL TALKS-Exhibitio Of Pic
tures, Biloxi Community House, base
ment, 2-6 p. m, and T. 10 p. m.
SATURDAY, MAY 1s
POST THEATRES. Nos. l and Fly
BY Night" Nancy Kelly, Richard
Carlson. Bullet Scare"
TRAVEL Exhibition Of Pic
lures, Bildsi Community House. base
uent, 2-6 d. m.
INFORMAL DANCE--ITSo Club, p.
m.
OPEN HOUSE - First Methodist
Church, one block back of Grey
hound bus station. Gulfport. y 10
ID. N
OPFN HoIJsr-First Ranfist Church
one block west o. Gulfport Com
fnunity House, 7:30 : 10 p. m.
DANCING-Formal. Gulfport Com
munity House on beach in front Of
Yacht Club. 8.30 II 80 p. m.
SUNDAY, MAY II
POST TdEATRES-Nos and 2--"Ship
Ahoy." Eleanor Powell. Red" Skel-
ton
MUSIC APPRECIATION HoUR-Uso
Club. IS d. m.
RADIO PRoGRAMs-Uso Club. radio
room.
OPEN HOUSE. SOCIAL HoUR-Meth-
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
305th Tech Sc. So.

The great mystery ~ why
two JOY riders, sgts. billie
Rhoads and John shoahau,
suddenly took 10 The ranks Of
The pedestrians has been solv-
ID by Corp. Charles ". iiar-
per, news correspondent for
the 10sth. For several days, he
reports, the SerReants dismiss
ed auestionerS with airy as
sortions about their need for
exercise, tho rubber shortage,
etc. but finally the truth came
out. They were near Pasca-
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
.4llth Tech. Sc. So.


Alldoaga ne sIih has no base
BAL games scheduled during this
aesk s. SCI Rudolph q. L.avine.
has eept rs izF5rilng arm in shape
- playing horse1does. Sergeant
IaKlne asks hat any squadron
aszlflng a game should contact him
Immediately.
Corp. Carl !. Nelson. writing
qaadr9n news. reports members
p The command extend q hearty
Welcome 70 Corp. Edwin I. Bruder,
PIE. John J. Feafen and Pvts. LIN
Rgod G. Bauman and Joe ID.
Hoagh, al recently assigned 70
The organization. A speedy recov-
cry IS wished Tor Sgt Johnn!e e
Eaium, nov IN the hospital.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
KeesIer Calendar
by snyder

odist Chapter House, IL p. m. and
OPEN HousE-sack Bay Community
TRAVEL TALKS-Exhibition of Pic
tures. Biloxi Community House, 2 6
OPEN HoUsf-Lutheran Church. 2:4s-
OF I'm HOUSE - culfport woman's
Club. directly back OF Hotel Mark
OPEN aoUsE4Knights Of Columbus
Hall. 24th, avenue, one block north
FELLOWSHIP HOUR--First Christian
Church, Guifport, 18th street, across
from Community House. $50 7:3o p.
MONDAY. MAY is
POST THEATRES. Nos. ! and 2-"Ship
Ahoy." Eleanor Powell. Red" SlSel-
DANCING cLAssEs-Uso Club. 8 p.
OPEN HoUsE-Bay View Homes Rec
reation Center. 7:30 = 10 p. m
TUESDAY, MAY 10
POST THEATRES, Nos. / and 2-'True
to the Army" Ann Miller, Allan
CANE NIGBT-Uso Club. 7.so D. m.
SoCIAL-Methodist Chapter House. T.
soUARE DANcE-Pizattl Pavilion. g.
DAN6E-dIberville Recreation Center.
- 10 p. m.
WEDNESDAY MAY 20
POST THEATRES. Nos. l and Pin
This Our Life" Bette Davis. George
Brent.
INFORMAL DANcE-Uso Club. 7.so
d, m.
GAME ROOM AND SQUARE DANc-
ING-Back Bay Community House.
g. 10 D. m.
DANCE Harrison Courts Community
House. 8 II p. m.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
4l6th Tech. Sc. So.

SGT Martin Q. Seller reports
a speeial dance given for Flight
B last Friday night in recognition
Of the Flights record as the best
n the area during the month. All
ether men OF the squadron were
invited.
The 4l6th is welcoming a new
lst Sergeant Fred L. Combs, for
merly OF The 3O2nd.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
588th Tech. Sc. So.

The 583th personnel extends
greetings to Capt. Ralph r. Swartz,
VINO has returned from detached
service, relieving 1st 1t. James X.
Upehurch of command. The squad
ron area has been made more at
tractive through the addition of
Lister bags and other apparatus.
Sgt J. J. Wirchak, who writes
news for this group, reports that
the "snipe hunt held last Thurs
day night turned out as a success
ful blackout.
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
393rd Tech. Sc. So.

The 999rd had lts fun share OF
rue recent non-com promotions,
Pvt sydney Lester, Squadron
writer. reports. Those promoted 10
Sergeant included Bradford y
The Keesler field news., 1942-05-13
CAMP CALLAN, Caiif.-ofl

CAMP CALLAN, Calif.-Offi-
GERS here wer surprised dur
ing infantry drills recently to
see one recruit walking down the
field on his hands. The hand
marcher turned out to be Pvt.
Henry Burnes who explained that
when he got tired OF walking on
his feet, he simply reversed posi-
ton to his hands.
Evening star., 1942-12-29
CoIored Minister Sues
Two D. {. Policemen

Anthony Williams, colored. Of the
HOO block of K street NV, identi-
fed as duly ordained minister of
the Baptist Church for over 20
years, is seeking $500 in damages
Tor assault and false arrest and
malicious prosecution, according to
a complaint filed yesterday in
Municipal Court against two Dis
trict policemen.
Named defendants in the suit are
l.. V, Edminston and R. J. Glover,
both attached to No 1 precinct.
Mr.. Williams charges he was as
saulted by the defendants on
streetcar at Fifth and G. streets
NV. on December 81. He said he
was arrested at that time on charges
OF belng drunk and disorderlv and
using profane language in a public
place.
He says that despite an "obvious
physical disability" he was as
Saulted and battered" and struck on
the right temple with sufficient
force to raise lump the size of a
men egg and was kicked and
bruised in the left hip.
Mr.. Williams says he, was found
innocent of the charges in Munic-
lpal Court the following day, that
he never has been guilty or sls-
pected OF being guilty of any crime
or mlSdemeanor, that he has been
Baptist minister for over 20 years
mat ne never has had any "indica-
ton of alcoholic beverages upon
him' and that the policemen COM
mltted the alleged acts with malice
and without regard for Mr.. Will
liams civil rights.
Evening star., 1942-12-29
Drive Launched to Mail
Valentines Overseas Now

BY the Associated Press.
GRANTS PASS, Oreg-A store
has display of valentines in the
window, with this admonition:
Uncle Sam advises mailing your
valentine overseas sometime during
Christmas week"
And sales are brisk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Dorofheo Oehmke, Dramatic Soprano,

DOROTHEA OEHMKE. 4. dramatic sopr
conner to Detroit.
Will be heard in group of songs. -.
During the intermssion. -.
Henrietta Bodycombe will play her accomp,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
MI. Sinai Hospital Group
Acclaimed by Governor
BY PHILOMENE EZACK

Mrs. Jack Ruben, chairman OF
its war bond drive, Mrs. Charles
Gitlin, honorary commander Of
Mt. Sinai naval recruiting, and
Mrs. Joshua Karbal. general
chairman of the luncheon.
IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of the nearly $4,000 subscribed
in Mt. Sinai's war bond drive,
Abner Z. Larned, state admin
strator of WPA, presented to
Mrs. Horvith the treasury de-
partment's Minute Man flag and
a certificate of honor, and to
Mrs. Ruben. pin from Henry
Morgenthau, secretary of the
treasury.
Others seated at the speakers
table were: Eugene Van Ant
werp, senior member of city
council: 1t. Byron Flechtner,
commandment of Detroit naval
recruiting; Opt. Charles H.
Andre of Fort Wayne and Capt.
Charles Gitlin, United States
Army,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

THE REST of Michigan
might well follow the example
= set by your organization" was
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagoners
opening remark in his speech be-
fore more than 1,400 members of
Mt. Sinai Hospital Association
yesterday at the annual donors
luncheon in Masonic Temple.
"And Michigan WILL" he con-
tinued. Hospitals are badly
needed now, but since the war
prevents the building of new
ones, we will remodel buildings
for this purpose, just as Mt.
Sinai has remOdeled Its Jewish
children's home to serve az
hospital"
THE PROGRAM opened with
a tableau honoring Mt. Sinai
members who are canteen work.
ers and Red Cross nurses.
Governor Van Wagner was
introduced by Nathaniel II.
Goldstiek. assistant city corpora
ton counsel, who acted as toast
master.
The invocation was given by
Rabbi Leon Fran of Temple
Israel, chaplain of Mt. Sinai or
ganiZation.
United States Senator Prentiss
NJ. Brown, spoke on the i'm
portance of preserving the home
front as well as the fighting
fronts.
In places OF honor at the
speakers table were: Mrs. Jacob
Horvith. president of Mt. Sinai;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
"Wooigan" Panties, Vests, 79c
I'm our Lingerie Shops

CoId-wesiher comforts our snug reyon-woo.
and silk indies that III so smoothly give you
such comfort on cold days. Tesrose only in
misses Sizes.
Knit UMderWear Shop, Street Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
budget shop dresses
Sc 50 Sill

Misses sizes 10 10 20 in tailored and dressy erepe,
black and wented colots priced far below regular.
Some women's and hell sizes in The group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Bare Engagement
Of Daughter

Mr.. AND MRS. FRED A.
RISBURG of Oregon avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Shirley Marian. to
Cadet David M. Nelson of
United States Navy Air Corps.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nell
son of Lauder avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

c. Getnger. Mrs. A p schip Mrs. J. A. Oestrich.
Mrs. Crosier D. Lahrop Mrs Donald c. Stevenson . Mrs
Sherman Kelly. :. Mrs. A. p. Schiller
And. Mrs. Martin E. Callahan Mrs. ]. NJ Stanton
Mrs. Guy L. Breon Miss Oracle B. Krum. Mrs.
Albert Moore Taylor Mrs Frank w. Trippensee Mrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Halloween Dinner Dance to Marx Birthday

HALLOWEEN dinner dance Saturday night =.
To celebrate Alice La nellie Maxwes birthday anniversary
will be given by her parents Dr. and Mrs. j. Harvey
Maxwell at their residence in Mckinley road Ponte
Alice. -. who is coming in from the ". of NJ.
Will bring her fiance Ralph Wellman Allen "
To introduce him to her friends. =.
Ralph is the of the Lucus E. Aliens "
Of Ann Arbor. =. and Fort Lauderdale Fla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
DETROIT EVENING TINES tpHoNE CHERRY $500
IN N ayfs!:!!.j!r
III with

UNDER THE direction of its and talented presi-
dent. Mrs Frank Coolidge. .Theater Arts Society is
starting what should to be of its most
Members going into rehearsal.
For the opening performance scheduled for November
80 at 2:30 o'clock the Players Playhouse
Program Divided Into Three Units
THE PROGRAM is divided into three units
The curtain raiser will be play.
Entitled "The Ladies Discover America
BY Anne Coulter Martens.
Eleven-yearold Shirley Forsyth will make her stage
debut -.
Other members Of the cast
Mrs. G. Ogden Ellis Mrs Charles S. Davis Jr. Mrs.
Leslie Putnam Mrs Matthew Carey Mrs. A. W. Jr.
Mrs. Edwin T. Johnson III and Mrs E. R. Legge..
Dorothea Oehmke. Dramatic Soprano TO Sinq
DOROTHEA OEHMKE, dramatic soprano "a new
to Detroit. -.
Will be heard in group of songs.
During the intermission. :.
Henrietta Bodycombe will play her Accomplishments. 49,.
All Eager to See Patricia O'Feral
EVERY ONE is eager to see....
Patricia OFerral. a member.
Who will have an important part
iln the second play. an arrangement. 90.
OF the first act of The First Lady. -.
BY George NJ Kaufman and Katherine Dayton
Patricia studied dramatics this last summer. =.
At the Rollins Studio in East Hampton, L. L..
The cast for this opus also includes
Mrs. Charlton Eaton. Mrs Morgan Douglas. Mrs
William Hoey Mrs William Crane. Mrs Loughran
Mrs. John Goodman Mrs Thornton Waterfall Ann
Hebb and Dorothy Pudrith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
City Club Members There

ALL OF the $500 City Club members
1t seemed. were unching there yesterday.
People came downtown to do work. 49,.
Or to join of the classes at the club. -.
And decided to lunch in groups.
Mrs. Benson Ford. :. Mrs. Dewitt Merriam. :. Jean
Taylor Maxwell Mrs Dan Stall and Mrs Louis Colombo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Many Enroll in Course

MANY WENT on TO
enroll in the new nutrition
course. 49,.
Stepping into the audi
forum for a few minutes.
We spied. with pads
and pencils. eagerly taking
notes. :. Mrs. William Chapo-
tan Roney and Mrs. William
Z. Kean, who were together
-. Mrs. j. A. Presley. -.
Mrs. j. w. Curtis. Mrs.
Daniel j. Tindall. Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Jr.. -. had their heads to-
gether. eagerly talking over
AWVS work. -.
They were discussing. in
particular, the setting up of
-. two new units in Dear
born. :.
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ANSWERS TO
WAR QUIZ
Questions on Page 2

! Flag flies over Denmark
2 Norman n. Davis Is chairman
Of the American Red Cross
3 Remount service raises or
purchases new horses for mounted
cavalry units.