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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
NINA MAE
TO OPEN AT
CONGO FRIDAY

Nina Mae Mckinney. giamorous
little star OF that cinema which re-
mains fresh In the memory OF
movie-goers. Hallelujah. swings in
to Slim Jones's Club Congo Friday
night. Oct. 2. as the featured etar
OF Larry Steele's initial production
at the club, Information Please"
The celebrated little star OF in
ternational fame, comes 10 Club
Congo following a successful per-
formanca In an exclusive club In
Toledo where she established a
new attendance record. In her per-
Torrance she Is displaying that
freshness and spirit which exalted
her 10 favorite position with
night club patrons and theatre
goers In France, England. Australia.
and In every city in the United
States. And she has the oomph that
made her a glistening star in that
city OF tinsel and sensationalism
Hollywood.
Besides Miss Mckinney there'll Be-
The Nortons, two clever opponents
OF modern ball room dancing. This
boy and girl dance team has Just
finished successful engagement on
Broadway.
Viola Jefferson, Harlem'e number
one singer OF swing, will make her
debut to Club Congo patrons. Miss
Jefferson was formerly featured
vocalist with Horace Henderson's
orchestra.
Returning after an absence OF
seven years is Lorenzo Robertson.
the Detroit boy who made good in
the big city. Robertson, most
pleasing baritone, made his pro-
fessional debut in Club Congo. then
Club Plantation. Since then he has
made rapid strides. his most recent
achievement being a theatre tour
with Bill Robinson.
Bobby and Foster Johnson, the
two clever young tapsters, are be-
ing held over from the previous
show.
These stars will be supplemented
bv Claudia oliver. soubrette, and
Larry Steele's dancing girls. plus
an assortment OF Steeles new
songs, such as keep Them Fly
ing" "The Modern Amber Girl"
$50 East Adams" and Drop A
Nickel In The luke Box"
Steele returns TO Club Congo.
where he spent 21 weeks. after an
engagement Of Is weeks at Club
Harlem In Atlantic City. In addi-
ton to producing. he'll also emcee
the show. The Club Congo band
will furnish the music for the show
and dancing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Usher Board
Entertains

The Macedonia usher board en-
tertained friends with the first
Fall social Saturday. Sept. rs. at
40l z. Kirby. A very lovely time
was enjoyed by every one. There
were two prizes given. Both were
won by Mrs. Evans. The first was
$500 in war bonds; the second
was $500 in war stamps.
Among those present were: j.
W. Whitlow. W. Morse, Della M.
Cough, r. McBraid. K. NJ. Crack
erson. c. Parker. A. Edwards. d.
c. Thomas. T.. McCurtis, 4. Brace,
Z. Sturditum. NJ Webster, Z. Pur-
ifoy. l.. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Barnett. c. Evans. r. Dixon, Z.
Wilker. W. Wall, p. Adamson. A.
Jemison, John r. Pitts, W. l..
Parker, E. Pacely, NJ. Pacely. Mr..
and Mrs. d. Paellnitz. 4. Payne.
NJ. Davie. f. winslow OF Marion.
Indiana. visiting John Glover on
Farnsworth; r. Guest, NJ. Talley,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Clark. w.
Hoollowell, Z. McBriad. c. F. Rob-
inson, V. c. Curry. y. p. Black
burn. II. Jackson. c. p. Pruitt, La
NJ. Davis, F. Mckinney. B. Shsp-
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Glover. JUS
tine waytes. A. D. Kimble. L. W.
Harris. NJ Porter. c. Shropshire.
r. vallient Mr.. and Mrs. Pruitt
A. Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs r. Talley.
Reporter. Cleopatra Ivory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
MOTOR CITY
LODGE SELLS
WAR BONDS

Motor City Lodge No. s62,
IBPOEw. 225 +. Forest avenue,
sponsored Saturday evening, In
their lodge rooms a War Bond and
Stamp dinner. Following q turkey
dinner prepared and served by Dt.
Lucy Jones, assisted by Frank
Thompson. member OF house com
mittee. the sale OF War Bonds was
held in ore OF the lounge rooms OF
the spacious lodge home.
Fred Hart Williams. PER. Motor
City organization, assisted by Eu-
gene Buchanan. financial secretary
OF the lodge. presided at bona
table. From the sale to individuai
members and friends OF the organ
ization including organizations
within the lodge itself the sum OF
ss75. was derived from sale OF
bonds Saturday night.
Mr.. Williams. a member OF IN
terracial bond committee speak,
inc for Andrew J.. Smith. exalted
ruler az Motor City lodge, who was
an and could not attend sale but
sending instead his wife and son
the former purchasing a bond, 'na'
the, organization felt quite sails.
fed with result Of the sale but
would endeavor 20 stage another
sale OF bonds and stamps some
time later. -. -
co-chairmen OF bond sale com
mittee we're: Bertram V. gregory,
PER, and Or. Bostic, treasurer O
orqanization. others doing their
hi in contributing TO sum raised
nv sale OF bonds. were Bob set'le
"a charles Wilson. members OF
,unnrovement committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
MRS. GRAGG OFFERS VICTORY
PLAN ON EMPLOYMENT TO FDR

A io-Point Victory Plan" for
the training and hiring OF at
least 10000 Negro women In war
work, drafted by Mrs. Rosa l..
Gragg and enthusiastically en-
dorsed by the Detroit Association
of Women's clubs at their an
nual opening meeting last Fri
day, wac sent TO President Rcose-
welt this week.
The Negro Youth Council for
Victory and Democracy. repre-
sentIng both Negro and white
youth, Immediately announced that
the rallying o. public support for
the plan would be the main
purpose for an Institute on the
Training and Hiring Of Negro
Women IN War Work. 10 be held
At the Book Cadillac hotel Sun
day afternoon, Oct. 25.
Pointing out that not less than
10000 Negro women must be
trained anu uiItu ~ utoeAt.ats"
ton Is to be ended. Mrs. Gragg
suggests that plans for this be
worked out and be announced
Immediately by the Government
and the private war industries,
The 10-Point Plan also suggests
immediate "cpen hearings" by the
Presidents Committee on FAR
Employment Practice in the De-
troit area. and immediate gov
eminent action 10 punish ell firms
which persist IN discriminating
against Negro women.
Mrs. Grasg, who Is prominent
IN Civilian Defense work. en-
phaslred that she was address
ing this 1o-point plan n the
President CO q private cltzen,
ana as President Of the Detroit
Association OF women's clubs.
She declared that she did not re-
rard the plan a. . "curs-ail' OF
a. the last word. but hoped INA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
5000 Members
Sought

On Friday. Sept. 25, the Detroit
Association OF Women's clubs an
nounced its 5000 membership
campaign. The campaign is to last
during the entire month OF oct
and every Negro woman OF the
city OF Detroit Is expected to be-
come a member OF the association,
says Mrs Rosa Gragg, president.
Saturday. Oct. at l pm. at the
club house. 546l Brush. will be
held the first membership lunch
con. All members and friends are
urged TO attend.
Mayor Ruth whipple OF Ply
mouth, Mich. took out a member
ship and Attorney Julian Perry
contributed the first $1,000 to the
campaign.
A substantial war bond Is TO be
given to the person bringing In
the most members over 100.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

land crowd. and last week end
those Detroiters had the oppor-
tunity to reciprocate.
The pay-off was swank SQUAD
dinner served BUFFET style at the
Alpha House Sunday evening at
about $40. Giant spears OF glad
ioli decorated the rooms. The
dinner lasted until nearly IL pm.
when the visitors had to make
the train or the boat back to
their homes.
The Detroit hostesses at the
occasion were: Mrs. John Rox-
borough, Mrs. Charles Cole, Mrs.
Faul Alexander. Mrs. Frank Raj
ford. Mrs. James owen. Mrs. Will
la Johnson and Mrs. &C. Ames.
Among the visitors entertained
were: Mrs. Ames's brother-in-law
and sister. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Garvin, who were guests at her
home, as did Mr.. and Mrs. s..
Glenn and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
White. all OF Cleveland. DR.. and
Mrs. Leon Evans were guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Raiford DR..
and Mrs. Christopher were guests
OF Mrs. VILLA Johnson. The Law
renee Paynes's hosts were Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Tondee and the
Horace jenkins we're guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Alexander.
Mrs. Edwina Church and Mrs.
Clementine Dorum, OF Chicago
were also guests.
Detroiters at the party fnclud-
ed: Harry West. Charles Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Houston
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd LOOMS. DR..
end Mrs. Harold Johnson. Miss
Nellie Watts. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Cuzzens, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Tondee. Mrs. Edith Watson and
Hubert Bland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Mrs. Travitt Recipient Of
Diamond At Surprise Party

Joseph Travitt gave . surprise
birthday party Saturday night In
honor OF his wife. Mrs. B. Travitt
at their spacious home on Ben
ton avenue.
The honoree's sister. Mrs. Irma
Gordon was hostess and presided
over the fancy cooking.
Mrs. Travitt received a very
stunning diamond from her hus-
band and many lovely gifts from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Dean ofW omen
At Howard

Miss Merze Tate. dean OF women
and associate professor OF Politis
raj Science at Morgan State COLI
lege in Baltimore. and author OF
the recently published book. The
Disarmament Illusion" lMacmil-
LAM. has accepted one-year APP
pointment as associate professor
OF history at Howard university.
Or. Tate. the only woman In the
history and political science d.
vision. took up her duties a.
Howard last week. :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

ending discrimination.
The final point (10) calls for
immediate placement OF all train
ed Negro women together with
other trained workers. In order
10 help meet the present serious
and dangerous shortage OF skill
ed workers on present war. pro-
duction.
Eddie Toian, chairman OF the
Negro Youth Council, instantly
called for public endorsement OF
the plan by both individuals and
organizations. This plan helps
us raise our sights 10 the full
task OF ending discrimination. In
speeding victory" he said. Mrs.
Gragg has made a profound con-
tribution 20 community and Gov
eminent thinking by her series OF
proposals. II n now the joblof the
community az large. all Of us. "a
discuss and rally support behind
these proposals. 20 that our war
leader may have the necessary
confidence to move quickly and
decisiveiy."
Full plans for the October IS
Institute would be announced
shortly. Tolan said, together with
n full list Of sponsors from sy-
cry walk of life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Sister comes
To c4tu

Mrs. Edna Walker and Mrs.
Oleen Harris were joint hostesses
az party given in the cory
apartment OF the former. $50 Wat
son street. on Monday evening,
Sept. 81. The affair was in honor
OF the coming to the city of
charming Miss Mary Evelyn Nor
rison. sister OF Mrs. Harris, from
Statesboro. NC. and for James
Moore. fellow choir member, who
left for Camp Custer last Thurs
day and will be greatly missed
by ST. Johns Presbyterian Senior
choir. A grand time was had by
all those present.
Miss Mary Evelyn Morrison has
come 10 Detroit 10 make her home
with her sister. Mrs. Oleen Har-
lis OF % Alfred street. She is a
recent graduate OF the Statesville
high school
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

q host Of friends. A few of them
were:
Mrs. L. Griggs. Mrs. Perkins
and son, wentx Perkins (who is
now in the Army, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doe. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Trav-
1T. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hauga-
book, Mr.. and Mrs. John John
son, Mrs. Walter Hick. and Mr..
and Mrs. William Gordon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
EELP YOUR SKIN
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actually brings YOU FIVE skin improve
ments II brightens. lightens. clears of
dull, darkened. outer skin. fades freckles.
oosens blackheads. Easy 70 use. Be sure
that you always insist on Black and
White Bleaching Cream-50c, 25c. Toe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Miss Theresa
Terrell. daugh-
ter Of DR.. and
M rs. William
Terrell on Nc
Dougall, left TO
resume studies
at Fisk uni
versity last
SUNDAY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03


rhsressa was chosen this week
one Of Detroit's most ambi-
bus young lassies. She is q
|uIor at Fisk university in
shyille, Tenn. Member OF the
Iln Sigma Theta sorority. won
% scholarships at Fisk. .one for
psIc. other for academic work. /.
two letters for ability In
Iorts. sings IN the Mozart choir
theresa is majoring in Eng
and active In only about a
|Ilion other things.
CTS, so HELP ME
ole man Carlyle May Is walk
on air. since. its an eight
und boy. and what'cha know. {.
ready he can say DAD. /.
bther Ardell is doing fine. Jack
brrison breezed in town on a
} day furlough ano who do you
ppose coupled every day..
GHT! the first guess. .Theona
ashington. and did you hear
} lovely talk Jack made on the
bio last Sunday about boys in
hilary service?. nice wasn't Il?
Dipped my hand in the mail
q and pulled out a card from
arence Camp who flew. ON a
lin. back 10 West Virginia
hte college 10 resume studies???
tslent'?!7. MY mistake. strict
studies.
Cohen White 10 a little blue
ess days. He says there 10 moth
like the good ole campus
b At Morehouse. Had you been
NIB Cohen. you could'a spent
, rest OF your days there.
Sergeant Troy Watson wrote
eht back as soon as he arrived
Arizona that he sure was glad
see the kids after four years
d be promises II won't be that
g before he'll return again.
Kenneth Stonestreet will be
lnng for Ii, Coast Guards In
couple OF weeks. His wife will
burn 10 her home in Delaware.
ltroit will sure miss one OF the
sndest couples ever.
Marjorie Palmer. from Wash
gton. D.c...a student OF How
q. dropped IN TO see her cous-
?. Pauline and Hiram Castle
prry for an overnite visit last
tek.
Les soeurs gave their Fifth
Pnual Candle Light Ball. semi
mal. last Saturday at the home
Helen Childs. The affair gets
ttsr each year.
The tiniest tribe OF "Amazons"
planning their program very
cn. The girls that will be re-
possible for their first affair
r.: Juanita Jackson, Marie
fessoH. Marjorie shannon, An
belle Washington. and Sally
llliams. be on tn. look out.
hnnell Harberd and Joe Hal
way are simply peaches and
Yeam these days. Now stay that
His brother Horace Halo
Iy.,who returned to school last
pursday. didn't do 20 bad with
arEaret Bradley??f
Al Nghtfoot tells us that as
pon as you tell the gents in
Inlcago that you're from the
(0'or City. oh boy, oh boy!. /.
70 iun begins. Chi. here I GOMEZ
Bernard Harris is sort'a a great
Y HE MAN around q certain
ouch downtown??
loud better hurry. hurry. and
" your tikets for the Sigma's
around the Calendar" q victory
-snion review. the tickets are
ping. going. going.
cecil Sims writes from NJ.
pay hes still reading the column
,snd to tell all the kids he
'iant TO slim IN m than anon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Glasses To Aid War Work

WILBERFORCE-(ANP)-- Presi-
dent wesley has announced the
opening OF evening classes at VII
berforce university to aid In the
promotion Of the war EFFORT. Ac-
cording to the president there has
been a consistent demand on the
part OF wilberforce students AND
others engaged in war work Tor
evening courses 70 enable them 70
continue their schooling or I'M
prove their general or technical
preparation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Lads and

n, G0LEATHER ANN

n darn Il! ! got that ole
..sh.r for English. Il don't like
I, wish could change my
I.s.dule." No doubt these words
Ia uttered many times last
~ when college students re-
L,nsd TO school. Well! let's
nan our schedules aside and see
Is.,'s cookin' for the week.
isSE OF THE WEEK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Mrs. Minnie Lumpkins OF Wood
row, accompanied by her friend.
Mrs. Calvin Stoke OF Highland
Park. has just returned from a
pleasant vacation H. Idlewild and
Woodland. itch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Albert Martin. q popular stu
a' OF Ohio State university,
0umbus, Ohio, was the week
o guest OF Samuel Window OF
~ Leicester.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Miss Elizabeth window Of s65
r .,eester Ct. has returned from
~ o.umous, Ohio. where she was
~ guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Clevelanders and Chicagoans
Honored BY Detroit Hosts

The Cleveland-Detroi Horse Show has become
than exchange of trophies 1t is also the
IF extending social courtesies to visiting Detroers
Cleveanders the may be- Last July several folk
from the Motor City royalty entertained by the Cleve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Major a.d Mrs. Orion Page were
in town last weekend. Mrs Page
is the former Cloteele Rose
mond.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Mrs. Eva Thomas has lust re-
turned after visit to Philadel-
phia, Atlantic City and New York
while in New York, Mrs. Thomas
made wonderful selection OF
Fall hats for her hat shop located
AZ 1922 Chene.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Lieut.. Billy Russell is home on
n furlough from California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Among the hrSt men IN Detroit
to start the practice of tipping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Anti-Ldbor Plot
Seen by Adde's

THE most vicious dictionary
forces that have yet come to
light In the war are making a
studied attempt to wipe out
labor's gains Of the last few
years." said George F. Adde's,
secretary-treasurer Of the JAW
Go, at union educational
conference.
II suggest that industry seems
moro interested In sabotaRing its
conversion program than win
ming the war;" he said. "Per-
haps this n to shove the blame
on the government In the No
vembef elections"
Three hundred UAW-CIO rep
of locals in Michigan
attended the meeting in Hotel
Webster Hall. The conference was
he first of what is planned TO be
annual educational sessions spon-
'ored by JAW West Side Local
No. TIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

To get back to Boy Scouts, two
Of them who did a swell job of
liaison between officials and the
press at the Industrial Protection
Institute at Masonic Temple Sat-
urday, felt amply rewarded when
they got the signatures of Cover
nor Van Wagner and OCD chief
Dean James M. Lands. From
Troop %, the scouts were Lars
Karlstrom, Is, and Don Campbell.
IA.
Later, at the luncheon, toast
master George Carter asked a
table of Go representatives to
move in closer to the speakers
table and Gus Scholie, state CLIO
Council president, cracked:
That's the hrst time any one
has asked the Go to move in."
Dean Lands, incidentally, has
one of the most mobile faces we've
seen.
Drs. Claire L. Straith and Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

paign, he said. Is to slash low
wages OF war workers and de-
stroy protective legislation so tina,
'sweatshops may flourish again
and INSCRIPTIONS employers may
make unholy profits
Hitler and Goebbels them
selves could devise no more ef-
fective method to destroy ma
tionAI unity" Murray told
rally sponsored by the Go Tex
tile Workers Union. He called
the campaign this rotten effort
of our country's labor baiters
to slash wages and destroy labor
unions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
People You Know
Boy Scouts Deliver Sand TO Homes
By LINTON ARKLEs

Bob Choinere. leader of Boy
Scout Troop 299. got to thinking
and decided there must be some
thing real and constructive Boy
Scouts could do in the defense
effort besides passing out circu-
lars at meetings and such work,
which. though important. still
wasn't enough of contribution.
So Bob organized his boys into
squads and they surveyed their
district door to door on their own
hook, and Saturday they hitched
a trailer to Bob's car and went
around to each house in the dis
trict and delivered free sand to all
who wanted it-for air raid pre-
caution.
az think this Is the finest
example Of voluntary defense
aid that has come TO light 70
far" remarks Mrs. John Mcneil,
who reported il. I'VE think Bob
sets . fine Lead
Among the first men in Detroit
| To start the practice of Timing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

man is professor of pharmacology
and therapeutics at Wayne Uni
versity.
Lawrence C. Mclaughlin, who
recently was accepted as an avia-
ton cadet at Randolph Field, has
a bachelor of arts degree from
Notre Dame at %. He's the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Mclaughlin
of Royal Oak and has a brother
in the air corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Drs. Claire L. Straith and Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Body in River Identified

The body of Sylvester M. Engle-
hart, Is. of 1929 Jonathan avenue,
who disappeared last November
IS, the day he was to have gone
to a hospital for a brain opera
ton, was identified otday by his
father, Martin. The body was
found in the Detroit River at the
foot of Riopelle street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

STROMBERG-CARLSON
Radio and Photograph
The powerful l6-tube radio receives standard,
short-wave. and frequency meditation broadcasts
The record player is the convenient pull-out type
In mahogany veneer. S41s; in walnut veneer, $685.
Tbrfee"tb-woodHard at Grand Ri,sr-sestio-, 4 s-4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Dean Lands, incidentally, has
one of the most mobile faces we've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

gulSned doctors
at the annual
meeting in Fort
Wayne, Ind, Of
I h c Northern
Tri-State Med
ical Association
next week. Doc
tor Straith has
won wide re-
nown with his
work in plastic
S u r G cry and
Doctor Yonk-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Murray Assdi|s
Enemies Of
40-Hour Week

CHARLOTTE. N, c., March 30
QNS) Declaring labor has a
splendid war record" Go Presi-
dent Philip Murray today assailed
those seeking to abolish 40-hour
week provisions.
The real purpose OF the cam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

for mattresses
and other serv-
ice with Is cent
defense stamps
was Francis w.
Mahon, young
real estate ty-
c o o. n. He re-
members tn c
e m b a IRA s s.
m e n I of the
first cab driver
so tipped. who
tried to pay for
the stamD-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
BUY U. S. DEFENSE
BONDS ANE STAMPS

Defense Servings Bond soles booth,
llth Floor Woodward, Defense
Stomp booths MsIIonine. Grond
River and Fifth Floor. South srldss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Tho Wishing Well" has .
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

erick F. Yonkman will be among
the Detroit contingent of distin-