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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
NO SALES TAX y!

BECAUSE of failure to loophoes which escape
duce tax payments, the Ways and Means Committees
plans fall short of Treasury proposals by approximately
billion dollars To this Shortage shortage due
unwingness the higher incomes according
ability to Congressman suggest sales tax, which
will fall most heavily upon the poorest, Withholding
such payroll tax, which ignores the
principle of capacity in the form of personal
tions allowed for other types of income taxation.
The American Federation of Labor opposes the sales
payroll except for social security purposes and
shall do that these policies followed.
From the american Federaionist
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
As We See It. by The Staff

On Legality Of Water Co. Rate
Increase; ''Ask Senators To Favor
Longevity; ''Rent Control Council
Group To Cooperate; Stamford
I.B.E.W. Elects Officers; Bakery
Men Seek To End Night Work.;
''No. 70, Carpenters, Plans Gala
Annual OUTING; expect Quick
Action On F.D.R.'s Message On
Prices And Rents; 'Seven Gables
And 4O4 Cooks & Walters, Sign
Contract; GAIL Launches New
Drive For Organizations
A FAIRY TALE, that's what the
Labor Arbitration Hour on WMCA
g P. No was last Sunday. An
employe making SIS weekly had
been fired, and she was asking for
her wages for the six months re-
naming in her contract. Before
the hearing was over, her employer
offered her 500 of the business,
which she accepted. These pro-
grams are real. We recommend
you listen in. Sunday, WMCA, 9
p. M.
WE HAVE 1T straight from
headquarters that Ann Sheridan is
the favOrite of the TRANSFERS,
both in Connecticut and nationally.
She is also the favOrite of THE
UNION TIMES. We congratulate
ourselves and the TRANSFERS on
an excellent choice.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
Dayton School Employees
Win $4,000 Wage Boost

DAYTON, Ohio.-More than 800
nop-educationa1 school employees have
received their first wage increase
since the depression. They total $751;
600 year.
The 4 per cent boost was the result
OF negotiations conducted by Local
lOl, American Federation of State,
County & Municipal Employees, AFL
affiliate.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
CONCENTRATION DOES 1T
RECLAMATION AT WORK

Nearly 5000 acres of potentially
productive Mississippi Delta land
in Arkansas will be cleared and
brought under cultivation by Jap
anese evacuees from the Pacific
Coast Military zone. Nearly 10000
evacuees will be housed.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
[ Remember
By
Richard E. CrOskev
Local 4O4
Cooks & Walters Union
N. Y. C.-CONCLUDED

The burst of applause this brought
convinced me that we had won, and
that, in my judgment, was the mo-
ment that our A. F. of L. organiza-
ton had won New York City.
We have practically absorbed that
mass of hotel workers. Unknown to
me, noted woman of national repu-
tation was sitting on the platform.
She came up and shook my hand and
said, "Your union at last has sent
the right man here"
I was stationed at New York for
two and half years and during that
time I was absent but one week at
tending our international convention.
Emerson wrote: Nothing great was
ever achieved without enthusiasm"
and that is what an organizer has to
do-work up enthusiasm and keep it
worked up until the object sought is
won.
CONCENTRATION DOES 1T
l do not wish to criticize, but
think that in great measure the
reason why we are not making
faster progress in organizing many
places is because we do not concen-
trate enough. Hit when the iron is
hot, is my system in organizing.
Don't waste your time in a dead
place. There are plenty of live
ones if you look for them and
know them when you see or find
them!
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
LABOR VIEWS THE NEWS

Marshal Petan complains that he passes his time rying
to convince Frencimen that whipped Some of
don't realize yet there happens to be
cessve days of ample food dstrbution they forget
thing.'
But to Peains extreme annoyance, they won't forget the
old French slogan: ''Liberty, Equality Fraternity
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08

Platform Drawn Up By AFL";
Carpenters Plan Special Meeting
For Temple FUND.-; ''PUC To Rule
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10

A N4H 2 LIZ
feminine -urn-
Pct player, the
only hot fe-
ma E urumpeter
with . big tire
male hard in
The nation.
She's Billie
Rogers Which
Indicates
Woody is quite
TIRE Snowman.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10

wzs accompanied BY William Z
Richardson zno Vas featured
in the pageant a. s.. Cyprlan'E
Church and who Is assisting IN
Ehs camp presentation.
The sun q s755s was report
&C az the December meeting Of
the EAAcP- as part OF the
proceeds o. the bridge Whist
party conducted b. AEes6zmeS
Ebba S Perry and Carolyn D.
gores. Al WHO hare nos made
-etzrns O. ts-ketS are requested
10 do Sc al o1ce n order that
the committee may make : final
report a. the next meeting.
Mss Esznorz Smith. Boston
school teacher, spent TIE year
end holidays II washington.
DC. as ne guest os Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosoos Rooins0n gtne for
ns- TsSss Lee q 5oEsong.
MS. Lzry Browne q SIS Co
lur61s Ava entertained TIE
Pznsy E-h-i6e-y Cl1b at =
Christmas party, Fri, Dsc. IS
TEs1Fy-tKo members were pres
eE. Mrs Nellie Smith, prszo-
ed. Guess q t1s afternoon we're
Mrs.. Spencer and Mrs. Bradford
q \. z: Mrs. Doors. Mrs. Ada
TlIis--s sn5 Hrs Lsnnrz John
son
Ia lEsrdi Bridge Cl1o net a.
fzs rsxi6szce q Hrs Lillian
Murphy. R0x5s-y. Prizs SINNERS
Es-s. Hrs. Josephine Cousins,
first: Mrs.. Bertha Pierce. sse-
on6, Hrs Ber Ares. consozz-
ton.
The Christmas nesting OF TIE
srzfhzzors Tennis Glib wzs
hssd a. TIE hozs q Nrz Erzncss
P-sTos. g Westminster s..
Rrxhuy. The Members and thezr
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10

TETupS z D3[
of lin WooiHg
TO offer this
word mural Of
IN actress: 2
girl who can
szEutE over
% ore side Of
q movie set.
gaze a. the
props TIE it
ter and the
ground crew.
-a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10
CITY NEWS

..Sgsci1lsst IL the Han15octzre
Of PACE Por5svs for Z decade
re match go4r psTsozcl color
nc, izdsrs5g1Ilg Blended 5or
aay or night vscr 0vsr g
shades q po15sr Blszds-SEz-
tan. Tropical end IESsaz shades
-STrRCIS CHEMICAL CO.
sss ShawTazt Are, opp Kezdal
ST
Mrs. Mary z M0o1s returned
last week frum her holiday fzzp
10 Merchantvlie. y. J., Brock
I'm and View YORK City where
ghe vas royalty entertained b
her friends inslrding Hrs. L.
ma D. Skslsy, Kr& EIiz Coop
er. Ernest Cooper and DE. and
Mrs. wilson q Nsrehz1tTiEs
Dean Dixon q EsE York sn1
mother b when Ehs vas ten
dersd Z reception after SEEING
Alr. Dixon conduct his SIN
phozy ogchssszz o. IS rsoss;
waiter r. Walker Of Es~ York
I5beriza cEyl-Esrsral. .
whom she was escorted thr11g1
Radio City, iunshing VIII hin
IN TIE Rainbow Grl rocz snd
viewing the city fron t1s 7o1d
floor OF New To-E5 tsllszi
building. Fer trip also snslIsEas-
&C VISITS q D.. ard hrs. Rich
ard Bi-nis, THE former Tns--
esa Subos Of Bostonl ard L
AGrs. ssE5e Nurse, her cousin
q BROOKLYN, Y. z. Or her r.
tim 60 the eiy Ezs drove y
EUr DsTens 70 bozplsse pisrl
for the presentation there o.
ths HAfxicsn Pageant She
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10

He created lots WOODY HERMAN
q chatter when he salvsged Ishsm
Jones oIsnantlsd band in wbirS
ne sang and played sax AMI
clarinet, and formed his avn
crew He really has two small
bands within : hand; the Wood.
choppers ard -Four Chips. And
Re hss TIE most varied selecti6sI
q blues Eonzs o. any baton v1eld.
81 IN ths world
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10
PETER Pan HOUSE

george A0llS10s JON A1lIS
Buster Thomas Jonathan
Chase, Thomas Kennedy. Bills
Neae-, BIZ Mcknight. Doug
Jas Pszy. Lerov Burke, Seamors
Bradshaw. Charles DeGrUz
Henry Asrons. John joseph
and NJ and Mrs Milton WI
Eans Games and 6sncing
were the features Ct the ever
ing ard 3 good tine wss en-
ioyed By al
Trtor c. Byn0s. q The Lsn-
OK St pojscr. noto-sd tc
Washington. D c. and spent
The holidays with MS wife, Mrs
Ethsl N Bynos. WHO Is II
government employ there.
NJ. and Mrs Frank Ho,6-ook
lths tozner Edith Terry q
Bozo1} residents OF Brook
In. n. = Eere holiday visitors
10 tns hub. TIE guests q Mrs.
EoItTook's father. Lewis Ter
n. and sister Mrs FZorencs
LsEk q = Brent S., DorcheS-
ter. Mss Adelaide Eol6rook, the
dzuzntsc O the family. re-
tzrne6 with her parents for
: SHIRT visit II Brooklyn snc
Mex York City.
Mrk K A Clark-Merril
vel known beauty culturalisf
q s87 ShzEmut Ave accom-
panied ~ her young nephew
Pau L. Stewart, Spsn1 the
Christmas and New Year holi-
Gays n Petersburg. Va the
guest Ct her brothers and 9TH
e relatives there Size stopped
II EeE YORK City leaving Pal
with hiS parents and went ol
10 washington, D. c. 70 visit
hsr 1iece, Mrs Ethel Stewart
Bynos
Mss Ophslia l. Pesy, assist
&c Hy Misses Mary Williams.
CecsEis Pssy. and Barbara
williams. took 2 group q 90
children 70 S.. Monicss Home
View Years Day 10 present q
program for the ladies there.
TIE children we're from Charles
ST A. NJ z. Church and had
given TIE program there Christ
mas Sunday. An OVERLOOKING
BASKET q fruit and goodies
Ezx presented 70 the ladies' BY
the children. Many o. the par
Ents attended and also the
Sunday School Superintendent
Arthur 2. Harold
Tne Original japanese Tea
Cub gave their annual banquet
Dec Is al the western Lunch
Box. 81 Mass Ave. The p-es-
dent vas presented win Z
lovely standing bulldog rhine
ssone collar. the financial SET
rotary resolved z glassware
dessert sci: recording secre-
tarr Mrs. Estslla Courtney z
dresser sczrf O Irish lace,
guests received gifts from the
club. The dinner vas aeli-
Cons from soup 70 nuts Pres
sn1 were NJ. ard Mrs. George
Alien. Nj and Mrs Nslsol
Courtney. Mr. and Mrs. Prince
Cooper. 1Gr. and Ms 7. Z
Stephens. Mss6anss Florence
smith. Carrie jenkins. Cath
crime Chsatem, L z Ward
- w. Toza,,,s,. Ts~,o-
afs- r 7o1s- s.,so-S y
Derry, EDDIE Nightingale
III. and Ms. Evans Ct Wei
15rr+n- x -Sh 70 4-snF friends
fo- kir5 sxu-ss5onz Of interest
e-z efr during rf-e rz-euE =
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10

RECORD NOTES: Dinah shor.
makes B5Esbiros Z Got IT BaSI
and That Amt Good one of m,
more infections tunes Of hi
season Beautiful chapel Al.
mosphere Ills The Shrine Of sd
Cecilia. recorded BY SAMMY
ksye's Swing and Ssay. band
for Victor Dick Gilbert delivers
. suzve vocal in Xavier Cugat'sI
rendition Of Cslunbis's Mama
Maria Decea has wsxsd Binr
Crosby's DO You Care?s, a ballad
smooth and sweet.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10
IN THE SPOTLIGHT.
By David O. AI5e-

The LIGHTER SIDE: Joan
B.onae.l, the hiE-eyea hlonae, IN
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10


NJ, what a gorgeous scs-e from
ms F7l1coT William Powell,
Slnlzn3is Thin Mar, insists Jig
saw p1zZlss originated when =
Sept dropped q dollar biu into .
neat grinder And Red Shelton.
the cslluloid comic recently ate 50
ruch Chinese foo6, says ne. TIRE
nszt morning Ne promptly did his
Own Laundry.
There's 10 selling hoE far Eedv
LAMAR nay 70, low that ire fin
slrsn mas oome CIT Of her shell.
First, she used toorhpicks Tor
hsiTPing perhaps as : national
defense nszsure). Then shs began
cou1le-oatlag With Ann Sothern.
More recently SIZE elaborated
win Z studio enploys On : -une
entitled DO You Believe In Il 90
And only TIE otae- pm. zhe
plsYed third base n . soft5aIl
game.
With Kent Cooper. top man ot
the Associated Press. turning ont
songs people Ike % sirE. certainly
there's prseA5snt for Irving
Nose oEItz, uzuzgsr q ( national
clothing chain. u compose al Of
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10

SIX new songs. His latest. arr,,,
FAR Of Pants rloieales ieDrss'
son woes. He gets his ideas I'M 4 Il,
lying around America.
Woody Herman. the bandlead.,
mas brought with nm ID M
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10

ground Cey,
~ rawa
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-10
TRUTH CLINIC
OPENED

n Ats-%-=
Al ara welcome
Dabnsy family Of u shsftsr S.
Dorchester.
Mrs Roberta Brown heads the
group Of popular NATIONS spon-
s1-ing = prize whist 10 bene-
1T the Ancrnn School Of Music,
Jan is al "a ". Rutland So.
Mrs Marian Bradley Of Tus-
ksgse formerly Of Boston. sc-
chnpznisd 5y hsr son. Freeman,
spent rEo weeks IN The city. the
guest q her relatives. the Leo
DzTisss q sc AEunroe S.. She
vas the recipient Of many So
cial oourtezes from hsr former
friends
Joseph Teixsirz. son Of OEcer
Teixera- q q Chapman Street
Dorchester, vas dinner host 10
. group o. twelve young people
On Saturday, Jan. ;.
Miss Marjorie Groves. dzugh-
Ter Of NJ. and Mrs. Loveu 3.
Groves. spent the holidays IN
New YORK City.
Mrs. Jacqueline Carroll GIL
bert, president Of the lives
has returned home from Peter
Bent Brigham hospital where she
has baen = patient for the past
month
Mrs. Leila Moore Young Of
Wilmington, Del, formerly Of
". Medfozdl sister Of the late
Mrs. Paul Laurence Dunbar Mel
son Alice Ruth Moore died II
Chicago al the home Of her son,
last Monday.
The sheloh Khan's Electric
Choir VII appear at the Fourth
Methodist Church, OF Shawmut
Ave, Sunday. Jan. I6, Al 80 pm.
Two former Bostonisns. Mrs.
Lillian Ray Summers. and Miss
Hertha Ward, daughter Of the
late Rev c. I. Ward, are en-
ployed IN the Ida 3. WeIles
Housing Project in Chicago. Mrs
Summers, as an investigator and
Miss Ward, clerk, in the mana
gers oHsce.
Among the "a yholidav par
ties last week vas that on ri
day evening, Jan. 2, for about
forty young people. given by
MATHEW ". Bullock u, and his
sister, Miss Julia Bullock. Of 1o1
Runroe s., as host and hostess.
The parlors we're pTofusely deco
rated with evergreen and the
young folks enjoyed Z long eve
nIng q dancing and nsrrinent
Mss Elizabeth Reid, Of New
Bedford, daughter q the late
James Reid. STATE House photo
grspher, IS employed q tag
ProTident Hospital II Cnczzo.
Mrs Bessie c. McuEain. a.
conpanie6 By hsr daughter.
Helen and granddaughter. ian
ice, spent New Years Dsv s-6
ne week previous II Eez YORK
City. having gone 70 Kew YORK
for The IN wedding zunivzr-
sary q her daughter am so--
m-laE, M and Mrs.. ozzis I'd
wards CT 1zsth s. TIE znnsrer-
sary celebration lasted to- no
Gays during ths holiday season.
III and Mrs. Edwards had many
on Of town guests and we're the
recipients q many usstul gifts.
Baby Jznlcs, Only : months old.
vas very popular OF he train
. Nev YORK Several tines she
vas o0-r0wed@ 5y the psssen-
gerE ysnios IS TIE infant daurh-
tsr q NJ and Hrs. John {. Nc
uEsine.
The C0-Eorkerz fo- the Bind
gave : successful musical tes
Sunday. Der. Il in the Fou-t.
Ks-hodLg1 Church The program
inclnde6 the Gospel Chorus dir
ectad 81 NrE MABEL Hawkins.
The Jones Crop, nationally
lraoEn- directed " Mrs. Jones.
RsT. 8 Il Rley. the pastor. :
Christmas nsssags. Dinner Ess
se-Tsd- IRE co-Eorke-s zssb 10
thank al who helped 10 make
ne muEcal tsz : Success and
WHO contributed 70 tie Bzper
shower.
Tae.e Eas Z rsunfon Of 1ae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Detroit SUNDAY Times. February Is, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Blow 10 Mrs. Meats

In the suburban house which
Carol and Lupc>cu have leased
hang tho priceless cl grocoS
which Lupe~cu also carried
away from Eucharc>' ol grccoS
which certain cau>tC ones
claim are The property OF Ru-
mana not of carol
IupeSCu. incidentally. has
thrown a monkey wrench into
the machinery set up by Mrs
Waiiacc Payne Meats OF The
United States tho wheels Wi'hin
wheels which have afforded Mrs
Meats the opportunity 10 weld
a social leadership Sccptcr in
Mexico CITY
turCvrI apparently docSr .
appreciate Mrs Nost, who Is
Tho mother OF the literary Alice
Leone Meats.
AS Mexico City society is inn
pressed with Lupc>cu nor Jewels
and hor royal hoy friend, Mrs,
No4t> prestige as a social queen
has Wancd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Gardeners Feted

Mrs Ernest Gardner Of Faust
road entertained the Northwest
ern Garden Club at tea ModneS-
day afternoon. Mrs. William
D&ey of andm0nt road was IN
charge ofthe program and Mrs.
Clarence Avery talked on VIC
tory Gardens
Mr.. and Mrs. W :. Mack,ey
n Glastonbury road gave party
Saturday evening About 30
persons were included on the
guests Inst.
Friday evening the Men 5
Bow ling Club OF South Ro>edale
Park held a stag party out at
the Western Golf and Country
Club Mrs. G. a. Ellerthorpe Oi
Artesian road entertained A.
bridge Spnp Of the bowling wild
oWs. Playing cards were.
MESDAMFs
T.t~ H4r.r.A BOYD N.rrsv
Harold WIS Gara.e Powers
.fr.- MHr- Ec~rr'u Ma--sy
Dss Et,.H &. M0%ary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

PochLl, Virginia Darby Janet
Barazoni, Edra Nagle, Mary Cal
lagher, Eula Jolicouer and Bar
bara Guest.
Omega Chi's informal initia-
ton held AT Gloria Hackett s
house was fun no end.
Pledges include Glare Elton
Nchln. Sh.rlcc IIanlt'on Joan
SpWgcon. Mary Agnes Dryer
Peggy Barry Ruth Nicnhaus
Pat Hoffman and Pat Dove
IcauN
II was followed by a hanCup
house party AZ 81. CLAIR Inn 10
welcome the new members
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

tho planning committee which
included Barbara Erwin, Julie
NcCrackcn, Eileen Burke and
Mary PrcndcrgaSt.
Red and white flowers adorned
the pretty tea table. Members
and rushccs pinned on name
cards IN nod and white
Among the ot(Cr W.mbo,> ON
hand were Betty Campbell Mar
larct Holden, Elise Dcyo,
Miriam Nystio. MaJgio Estes.
Alice Darcy and Betty Busch
RuShces included Marion
Hickman, Betty Jane WagConer,
Dorothy Meadows, Betty Jane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Back From GEORGIA

Mrs 4. ". quasi and
daughter. Ann. Of Ashton boule-
ward enjoyed their recent visit
as guests of relatives in At
lania, Ga.
The first NJ March. Mrs ETHYL
Kane of Glastonbury drive VIII
ION the caravan Of DetroiterS
Vacauoning in Florida Mrs.
Kane expects 10 remain until the
end of the season.
Mrs. Daus Johnson Of Faust
road played hostess 10 her bridge
club with a luncheon IN her
home Thu Sday afternoon. Those
attending were:
NESDANFS
rascral Sharp Fr0es' Graorlel
g G Wfrrford pa Hatres
!! -f1- Pa A--c-.r- Elrk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
RoseddIe PIX.
Folk Feted
At Parties

MR. AND MRS. ALEX BAR
vi NETT of Bllimore are
anticipating the arrival Of thor
daughfcr-in-law. Mrs. James
Barnett from the Canal Zone.
Lieutenant Barnett. who is
somewhere in the front lines
flying a bomber, was one OF the
Sclfridgo airmcn forced down on
a lonely strip Of tropical beach
when thcy were On route
couple OF years ago from the
United States 20 the Canal
Zone. They were spotted from
the air by rescue planes and
later picked up by a steamer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Clarke Dinner Party

Mrs. John Russell Clarke ~
SranSbUTy drive attended a din
ncr party Saturday evening
when Mr. and Mrs. Edward
IIammerbcIg of Southfcld road
entertained. honoIlng relatives
from Bay City
Spring VoletS VIII form the
Ccntcrploce Of the festive board
when Mrs. 4. NJ. Patterson OF
Slahcln boulevard cntcrtainS al
luncheon. Tuesday afternoon
Those invited are Mrs. Boyd
Natgr Nr Bradford Smith,
Mrs. Juha TRAVIS, Mrs ErIc
H4o.~cn and MIS-. Z, NJ. Buc.t-
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
! 80 al Mems Banquet

About $50 men attended the
banquet held IN The North Rose
dale Club House, Thursday eve
mig. The North RoSedaio Men 5
Bowling Club was the sponsor.
Mrs. Sue Bona Austin has re-
turned 10 her home IN Nashville
Tenn. after visiting her uncle
and aunt. Nj and Mrs. {. 3.
Richardson OF BOScmont road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Horodockers.Give
Dinner, Concert

THE DAVID HORODOCKERS
JUNIORS are sponsoring a din
nor and concert a. the Wiltshire
Hotel, Tuesday al $50 p. m.
Mrs Norman SandWc.-S is
chairman Of the committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Club Plans
Pre-Lenten
Dance Gala

CALVA ALVA LEI gals and
~ their dates will have a pre-
Lenten fling Saturday night at
the clubs informal dance to be
held AT Hedges, Woodward ave-
nue. and Twelve-Mile road.
Dancing will start at 9 o'clock
10 music played by name band,
as yet unsolicited.
Betty Meyer and Grace Nip
pelsen are in charge OF the
tickets.
In Charge Of Publicity
Publicizing the event are Bar
hara Bedford, president; Jean
Nelson, vice president; Helen
Langworthy, treasurer; Betty
Meyer. Doris Bird and Erma
Nelson.
Barbara will be squirrel 10 the
dance by Al IIabcr; Jean viii be
with Jack Lowry; Helen with
Don Churchill: Betty with Gene
Kick: Joyce Marion with Glen
Rasmussen; Doris Bedford with
Don NlSey; Dorothy Aycack
with Johnny Boyd Ruth Nc
Carthy with Bill Kimhall and
Hazel Berge with Eddie Bcclak.
Tri-Omicrons Told Tea
Tri-Omcron $ rush tea gwen
a. Barbara ENVn'S house u
Webb avenue was an outStand-
Ing gala IN sorority circles
The Sororlty's colorS. rcd and
white. we're used effectively by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Mrs. Kern TO 60 South

MRS. OTTO KERN VIII leave
early IN the week for Miami
Beach.
Evening star., 1942-05-06

One group, driving In Maryland,
reports q saving Of 100 miles of
wear on tires and gasoline mile
age daily, he said.
Our plan is completely volun-
tary," he added. From the re-
sponse SO far, I feel it won't be
long before all our employees who
drive to work will be cooperating
by doubling up with neighboring
workers"
Evening star., 1942-05-06
Utility Employees Stort
Own Gos-Suvinq PIun

A voluntary tire-gasoline conser-
vation program has been in effect
among washington Gas Light Co.
employees since March /, with more
than 10 groups now participating
In the "share-your-car plan" ac-
cordingSto J. D. Montedonico, its
originator \there.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
the EVENINGS men lle,ry.

Wc, 7:30-6uaiemah Music Week: The
Central American Republics contribution 10
Inter ef-Amefitan Music Week.
WEv, 7:30-1hst Brewster Boy Joey tries
10 buy mother 4 Mothers Day sift.
Mt, 8:00-Ihin Men Adventures Arson on
ths high ssas.
MA, 3:00-0uil Kids: Ruth Duskin 70
turns.
Wt. 9:00-Eddis Cantor rsmiaixss with
Billie Burke.
wMAl. 9:00-Bssia Street Music Society:
Zero kestsI, comedian. end Paul lsvaIIs's Or.
chsst7.
Wc, 9:3o-hr. District Attorney: Case Of
the Whispered Word" Ra1i SPY drama.
WEv, s:30-Rsnsom Sherman: He tries 10
snIid Ia ths Army.
WMAl. to:0o-Ihree.ihirds Of the Nation:
Steel Is Victory Is the theme.
WEv, t0:i5-Grest Music Moments; Sslet.
Hons from Verdi's Aida"
Evening star., 1942-05-06

SAoRI.WAvE pRoeaAK.
MOSCOW, 6:i5-Broadtad In English: RKE,
lis mssv 75.2 N.
LONDON. s:oo-Dsmoerag Marches: CSC,
s.58 meg, 3l.3 NJ; GSD, IT'S meg, 75.5 N.
LONDON, S:30-BritsIn Speaks: CSC, 9.5S
meg, 3i.3 m.; eSD, Ills meg. 75.5 m.
LONDON, 8:45-"E -"Exape 10 Freedom; CSC,
9.58 meg, 3i.3 m; GSD, Ills meg, Is m.
MOSCOW. 9:i5-Nsw in English: RkE, ti.S
meg- 75.7
MELBOURNE. 9:25-"In Australia This Week"
(Wsst Coast Broadcast, Pacific War 1ims): W67,
1873 meg. 1877 m.
SYDNEY, 9:75-"In Australia This Week"
West Coast Broadcast Pacific War Time):
W62. tt.S7 meg, 75.2 m.
LONDON, 1000" Something Going on in
Britain Now; CSC, 9.5s meg 3i.3 m.; el,
6.ii meg. 49.i m.
GUATEMALA, ti:i5-FiYi At Of puetini's
Madam Butterfly: T6WA 1858 meg, 81 m.
MOSCOW. ii:i5-engIish Period: RKE, It's
meg. Isl m.
LONDON, 1i:30-Rsdo NewNeel: CSC, 9.58
meg, 31.3 m.; 6N. 6.if meg. 49.i m.
GUATEMALA. 1900 a.1.-NsW; T6WA,
o.68 meo.. 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
Points for Parents

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Allotoing child to suffer the
consequences OF his oUn actions
is more effective teaching than
any amount of talking can pos
Sibly be.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
SNolI.WAvE pRoelAK.

WMAl. t0:45-Aresniins MuM Week: The
Argentine marks lnter-Ameriean Music Week.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
EyEN,Ne STAR FEkrveH.

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