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Evening star., 1942-05-22
Munitions SmuggIers
Seized by Argentina

BY the ASSOclAttd PreSs.
BUENOS AIRES. May 22.-Na.
tional military police In Misiones
Province reported yesterday the ar
rest of three men and seizure Of
quantity OF munitions they were ac-
cused of trying to smuggle into Ar
gentina.
Those taken to police headquar-
ters for questioning are Johann Len
hard, Herman Krein and Balduino
Treptor, described by the newspaper
Critica as German subjects.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Argentine Congress
Slated 10 Open New
Session on May 28
First Meeting Since
Rio Conference in
Jonuury Is Set
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, May 22.-The
opening of the new Argentine Con-
gress, overdue since the constitu-
tional date was passed May l, was
set yesterday for May % in a de-
cree signed by Acting President
Ramon S. Castillo.
1t will be the first meeting Of the
Legislature since Argentina Joined
with the other American republics
in a recommendation at the Rio
conference in January that they
break with the Axis-a recLm-
mendation Argentina has not fol-
lowed out.
Castillos cherished neutrality pol
icy is expected to touch OIL the
most spectacular verbal explosion
of the three fiery issues facing
Congress-election fraud, the state
Of siege and foreign policy.
Resolution introduced.
Radical GiberaD Deputy Raul
Damonte Taborda already has in
troduced a resolution calling on the
government to sever relations with
the Axis in accordance with its in
dorsed recommendation at Rio de
Janeiro.
Others are ready to voice their
alarm over tolerated f1fth-column
activities in Argentina. Anger also
is high over the belief that the state
of siege-declared by Castillo last
December Is when Congress was in
recess-was in reality a Castillo
measure to muzzle pro-democratic
candidates opposing Castillo's Con-
servatives in the March election.
Failed to Win Majority.
The composition Of Congress, as 1t
emerged from those elections, indi-
Gates that it will not prove tractable
to Castillo's wishes. The Censerva-
tive coalition supporting the Act
ing President controls the Senate
Evening star., 1942-05-22
but failed to win q majority In the

but failed to win . majority In the
Chamber.
Although no party has a majority
in its own right In the lower house,
the Radicals, with IS seats, teamed
with the II Socialites. can bring
about an ti-administration ma
jority of 2.
But Castillo still can nullHy this
opposition If he chooses. Govern
ment supporters could bolt the
Chamber and force a suspension Of
business for lack Of quorum.
ChiIe's Solidarity Aims
Reoffirmed by Rios
h SANTIAGO, Chile. May n R.-
President Juan Antonio Rios In ad-
dressing the opening session Of .
new Congress yesterday reamrmed
Chile's loyalty to the principles Of
continental solidarity.
The President gave assurances
that Chilean territory would not be
used as a base for activity against
other American nations, but he
made no direct reference to Chtle's
continued diplomatic relations with
the Axis nations.
In his inaugural address April :
President Rios said Chile would
not break with the Axis for the
present.
Evening star., 1942-05-22

ALMOST MAKE THEM TALK-Prominent among the ami
trainers with the Ringng Bros and Barnum and Bailey
Circus coming Washington for sxday stand, beginning
Monday English girl aternates
with Alfred Court working Courts middle
black eopards black panthers jaguars
pumas, giant ocelots and spotted leopards
Evening star., 1942-05-22

Exquisite, perfect white
large diamond In exclu-
sive new mounting In IA
karat yellow gold with :
diamonds on each side.
Wedding band has s per-
feet, brilliant diamonds
In matched mounting.
Nogales international., 1942-09-25
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with the Raj squadrons pilots the United Nations
Britain but the world much Especially notable the pilots
them pilots
escaped Great Britain after the invasion of their countries
all The Raj
publicity
in
ma numb of planes in the air.
years of
effective fighting the world In Eng
in
In
of
In think finally
Britain
Nogales international., 1942-09-25
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cloudy Sunday 15
planes bombe dive bombe and fighters dd
the and and
cube of miles broad
England, the pilots the RAF
climbed attacking.
After
having 1870 of their planes
pilots mbed and their bored upwards Openmouthed
trails the sky
hundred dog6gh Again the Nz beaten off, Sept Is the first
the
of the only United Nations stronghold
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

The performances was set up In
night club fashion with foot
lights. tables. walters. and guests
formally attired. There was also
g bartender and cute Barbara
Brown as cigarette girl.
Or. Postles played all the hit
tunes for the stage show which
opened with the theme song. IT'S
Autumn, foil wed by the tap dane
ing team Of Jackie Dunlap and Glo-
ria Mack. Myselle Sewell sang AL
ways In My Heart. VERONA Steel
sounded out the Taps In rhy-
thmic fashion. Stepping out in a
broadcloth zoot sui. with his face
smutted up was Edward Gibson.
TO bring down the house with
his jokes.
The fellows gave a big cheer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

OF McClinton Howard.
Kitty Redmond has Joined the
"wacks," trying to keep up with
Hubby Ray Carter.
Elizabeth and Howard White
are happy over the arrival OF a
newcomer.
Serg ant Cabull. OF the 7s5th,
says he'll challenge any young
lady In the kitchen.
Private Joe jenkins and Private
Joe Johnson, of the 500. say it's
really cold weather up there at
Fort Brady.
Corporal Jesse Jackson. OF Bat
terry c. 1s4th. and James Smith,
George Williams. Albert Legard,
wilbert Samuels and William
Webster are what I call swell
group OF FIT. Custer soldiers.
Anna Gordy and waymond
Birdsong were married last Sun
day at Greater Bethel church.
Esther Gordy is engaged to Rob.
ert Bullock, Of Washington. DC
Privates Joseph Henry. Jonas
Outlaw. James Sylvester. NJ. p
OF Selfridge Field, are Al with
this columnist.
Helen Butler and Betty Sulli.
van are popular members OF the
ESQ.
Tommy Askew is quite pianist
Nathan Carr is playing them
hard.
Mary Arnold and Willie Holly
are reported secretly married.
Johnnie. well known to all the
girls for his fine picture-taking
Is slated TO be in the Army soon
Private Jones. OF Selfridgt
Field. seems to be doing all right
! with Helen Butler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Officers Installed
At Reception

Mrs. +. 4. Dawson. state pres
ident OF the Association OF wom-
ems clubs installed the OFFICERS Of
the Detroit Association OF wom-
ems clubs. Sunday, Sept. 27, at
the club house.
The officers installed were:
Mesdames Rosa Gragg, president;
Fannette Norris. first vice-presi-
dent: Lila Steward. second vice.
president: Elsie Lewis, recording
secretary: Gertrude Crosse, assist
ant recording secretary; Beatrice
Preston, corresponding secretary,
and Otey V. Smith. treasurer.
A musical program was rendered
by the Rosemond Johnson Musical
society. the Junior department OF
the Detroit Musicians association.
Mrs. Mile Hynson is the super
visor and Willie Hines Is the
president.
Mrs. Mae Greenlaw presided dur
ing the meeting. Speakers were:
Miss Roberta L. Maupin. new Sec
rotary OF adult activities at the
Lucy Thurman YWCA: Attorney
Julian Perry and Mrs. Bernice
Hereford, a member OF the Chica-
60 Federation OF women's clubs.
Hostesses for the evening were
members OF the Atha Study club
and the Marionettes. and included
Mesdames Frances Moss, Marjorie
Hill. Mildred Fortson. Margaret
Bennett, Katherine Pitts and 9TH
ers. They served punch and other
dainties.
Miss Jeanette WEIGH. director OF
activities OF the association was
very busy meeting the guests and
welcoming them TO the club house
and assuring them Of the use oil
its facilities.
Among those present were
Mesdames Eta Taylor, May Ran
dolph. Tessa Butler. NJ. l.. Gill
Myzell Sowell, Mile Hynson. Roxit
Bell. Louise +. Smith. M. d. Jen.
nison. Ella Harris. Elizabeth Park.
err. Christine Fuqua, T.. l.. Hens
ley. Gertrude Tolbert, Margaret
st. Boone Attorney and Mrs. Julian
Perry, Earl l.. Smith. Fred Hari
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woodley, Helen Hoxter, Colder
Smith. DR.. FEE. Dawson. Mr.. ant
Mrs. NJ. Grayson. Roscoe c. Lewis
A. E. Greenlaw. Emily Hines
Margaret Tolbert. DR.. Preston
William b. Holiday, Jr., william
G.. Hines. Grant c. Taylor, Leils
l. Holiday, Barbara Hines, Mes.
danes. lone Harris. Lena Cham
bers. Rosa Chambers. and others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Dorcas Society Gives
Fashion Review

Don't forget the third annual
Musical review given by the D0rcas
Society of 81. Matthews church
Friday, October . at $3.50 pm. In
the Parish house, followed by
beautiful Military Dance. One OF
the outstanding features Is the orig
Inal musical sklt written by
Marvin Dupree and co-worker,
Miss Alberta Hill. The leading
lady Is Miss Verona Steele, as
sisted by number OF selected
voices. one Of the well-knOwn
characters l. Mrs. Ruth Penn, ar
ranger OF the original song, -Where
| Lost You,- sung by Mr.. Dupree;
one Of the great s0lolsts is Miss
Alice Baxter; Miss Florence Nor
ten II singing In the Dixon trio,
In her own Interpretation, "Love OF
Nine; Miss Phyllis Patterson is
doing an Indian dance In the col
lorful Indian scene. The Ford
Dixie Eight in their creative style
will present several Of their songs.
George Branham, who Is a musician
Of. great note. IL their manager.
Mr.. Dupree Is general director OF
the musical sklt. assisted by Alvin
Loving. The music will be furnish
ed by a military band. There VIII
be several Of the army officers ana
their wives present from camp
Custer. Fort Wayne, Fort Brady,
and Selfrldge Field. Mrs. Ardenah
stephens Il general chairman and
commentator. Mrs. Leona solomon
president: Mrs. Belle Alves, chair-
man Of publicity. The Dorcas So
clety was organized In 1873 by q
group Of eight women under the
leadership Of the late Father Daniel
II was named Dorcas By MRS. Dan
Vel. Their work Il church and char-
ny work. taking care OF needy
cases. In and out n the church. The
membership Is so. Their Officers
are, Mrs. Le0na Solomon, presi'
dent; MareeIlne Daniel, vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Ida Taylor, recording
secretary; Mrs. Bessie Merell, Is
sIstant secretary, Kathleen Stani'
gor, corresponding, Mrs. Belle Al.
YES. treasurer: Father Iuckioro
Meyers, rector.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

when Barbara Russell gang my
Devotion" You've heard Of pen
mics from heaven. Well. you
would have believed that state
ment when Dunlap and Wilson
dance partners. danced In fox trot
tempo. Pennies were thrown in
hy everyone. Winnie Anderson
was last on the show, singing "All
| Need Is You" The show signed
of with IT'S Autumn" the audi
ence joining In.
Now. gave you q true pic
ture OF how lovely the affair real
ly was. Those who we're seen
dancing before and after the
stage show, included members of
the younger-set: Hortense Wills.
Thomas Turner. sam Smith, Ze-
onia Pitts. Barbara Brown. Bet
ty Bennett. James Scott, Jennie
Rhea, Kenneth Stevens. Hayes
Dabley. Constance Bans. Char
lotte Gibson. Alice James. Rich
ard Carson Dolores Shelton.
Charles Wilson, Dorothy Cleve-
land, Josephine Clair, Betty Anne
Simpson. Gloria Branham. Robert
Weaver. wilhelmina Irwin. Jose
phine Clark. Dolores Tyree. Ted
Hughes. Dale Scott, Eldridge Dick
erson, VERONA steel. GUN Oliver,
Lewis Glenn, Carl Jones, Ladon
Fields. Jackie Dunlap. Gloria
Elaine Ford. Clara Freeman. Lin
Williams. John Curtis, James
Lathon, Jean Fears. Nathaniel
Gregory. Edward Gibson. Clifford
williams, Howard Cranshaw, Cor
don Mosely. Richard Davis, Ju-
liam Giles. and Phyllis johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
3rd Annual Planning
Committee Starts
Work

The Detroit Association OF wom-
ems clubs held their third annual
planning conference with Mrs.
Rosa Gragg. presiding. Friday. Sept.
IS. at the club house. 5461 Brush
Street.
One OF the highlights OF the
conference was the adoption OF
ten-point employment plan pre-
sented by Mrs. Gragg. This plan
calls for the employment aud train
ing OF ten thousand Negro women
In war industries.
Mrs. Mae Greenlaw. chairman OF
the Mother, Home and Child Care
committee plans as her project, the
establishment Of day nursery.
Miss Jeanette WEIGH. director of
activities at the club house was
introduced and presented a full
program to be executed by the
association. The slogan submitted
by Miss WEIGH is Cooperating for
Victory" The chairmen of com
mittees were presented by the d.
rector. Mrs. Jerene Macklin is
chairman of the finance committee,
and announced Club Day to be
held at the club house Oct. 10 from
to 6 pm. Miss Elizabeth Gulley,
chairman OF the legislative COM
mittee urged the women 10 wire
Senator Brown, unfolding his an
Limitation bill and to wire Con-
gresham >Dondero, urging his
vote for the passage OF the poll
tax bill.
Miss Lucene Chavis OF the De-
tense Activities committee an
nounced the beginning OF the first
aid classes at the club house, and
the opening Of a War Stamp and
Bond booth in the club house. which
is run by Mrs. Louise Smith civil
ian defense worker in charge Of
the North End War stamp and bond
sale.
Musical selections we're render
ed by Mrs. Ruby Philpot. accom-
panied by Mrs. Mile Hynson. Mrs,
Hynson, chairman OF the Music
committee, announced the organiza-
ton of a choral group, composed
of club women.
The speaker OF the conference
was Honorable Ruth Houston
whipple. mayor OF Plymouth. Mrs
Mayor whipple talked about WON
en- IN Government" She said thai
Women own 65 per cent OF the
worlds wealth and so per cent OF
its purchasing power. and IS pei
cent of the registered votes, bu
only four per cent were leaders ir
municipal positions.
She urged the women to organize
and use the ballot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
LITTLE LAMB BEATTY SALON
I'm NEW QUARTERS

Mrs. Mary colquit. proprietor Of
the Little Lamb Beauty Salon. for
merry located Al Brush and Ad-
ans. wishes 10 announce TO the
public that she has moved her
salon. The new location IL at 1905
Broadway. The change has been
made for the convenience OF the
public. The Little Lamb Beauty
Salon Is now convenient TO three
ear lines and is one OF Detroit's
most modern beauty establishments.
With her new and up-to-date equip
msnt. Mrs. colquit h prepared TO
give her patrons the most efficient
eervice available. Three expert op-
orators ars always available 10
serve the public promptly, ef-
fciently and courteously.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
SilUer Stredks
Haze Jump

The Silver Streak Social club
sponsored q dumping 1--WE" party
Saturday night. Sept. rs, at the
home Of Mrs. Dorothealia Will
Iiams, s17 East Canneid. A chick
en- dinner. cold drinks, games and
dancing were featured.
Were you one OF those VINO
jumped with the jivers; II you
were not, here's a list OF some
cf the club members and friends
who did: Just Us Social club
Seven Bells. Lucky Heart. Blue
Ribbon Girls. Good Neighbors'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

The Hills spacious five rooms.
with the huge living room artis-
tically furnished In Duncan Fyfe
18th century furniture and their
dark walnut dining-room suite and
bed room suite OF 18th century
style and modern kitchen. made
q perfect setting for this affair.
Reminiscing over sweet music
In a glorious atmosphere. friends
took OF a most tasty repast. Those
who came and aided In filling
the house with loads OF beautiful
gifts were: Linnell Harberd. Joe
Holloway, Ruby Duncan. Iced
wig Hill. Margaret Bradley, Hor-
ace Evans. Dorothy Bell, Eddie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Plan
Rattle

The West Side Charity counil
held its regular meeting last
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Onnie Tinsley 1851 McGraw.
Miss Pinky Ewing. the vice-pres-
ident. presided.
The members plan to give q
quilt and turkey rattle IN Octo-
Der.
The hostess served refresh
ments- The rext meeting, which
will be Club Guest night. will be
held with Mrs. Clara Hicks. on
vanCourt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

The room was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. The ira
ditional color scheme OF pink and
blue was used. The honoree re-
ceiyed many gifts from pins TO
shoes. Mrs. White was so sur
prised and thrilled. that she was
left breathless.
Among the many guests were
Mrs. Claude Hines tthe honoree's
mother). Miss Madeline Hines.
Mrs. Harry White. Mrs. Dina Hill,
Mrs. X. Winslow. Mrs. Lucille
Parker. Mrs. Matte Jones. Mrs
Naomi Thompson. Mrs. Inez Wood
run. Miss Frances White. Mary
White. Mrs. Hazel Wood. Mrs
Robena Nelson. Mrs. II. Flick
Miss Ruth Dick. Mrs. Gladys
George. Miss Ruth McCrary. Mrs.
villa Clayton. Mrs. r. Bennett
Miss G. Barrett. Mrs. Lucille Bur.
rell. Mary Hinton. Mrs. Benet
Shaw. Mrs. L.. Curvelle. and many
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03


Evans. Hester Barksdale, S.,..
lei Carr. Betty Hewitt Nm
Frazier. Goldie Ann DIcksr..
Billy McCree, Emma suzell -
cy Jones. Geraldine Mitchell. r. y
liza Oliver. Virgil vandenh',,
Ruth Mason. Leroy Dlckerv,
Hildred Evans. Mrs. John M,
gomery, Aubrey Agic. Mrs. IA,
Wilson, Cleo Walker, Mrs ~,
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Jane, Inn
Michael Smuthers, Leila Pr,,,,'
Mabel Smith, Timothy Hill, "
and Mrs. Cy Barrett. Hsmu
Booth. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Duchess
Club Meets

Members OF the Duchess oil
Wayne club met Thursday. Sept
"a. at the home OF Mrs. Ids
Farmer. 1887 Maple street. The
president. Mrs. Annie Leak. pre-.
sided. After the business session
period was given to discuss.
ing current events.
The hostess RECALLED the mem.
bers with delightful refreshments
The next meeting will be will
Mrs. Mildred King. 1903 Nc
Dougall Lottie Weaver r. clul
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
It isn't TABOO any more
for girls to know these truths

Girls today can be grateful that
some subjects are discussed more
frankly than they used to be.
That's one reason why thousands
Of women have come to know about
cARDUI's 2-way help. Some take
II, as directed. three days before
"their time" 10 help relieve periodic
pain due only 10 functional causes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Others tax It as a tonic to sii's
late the appetite and aid dlss'a a'
by increasing the flow Of ss'u !,
Juices. thus helping oauo y
strength and energy for 'n0'' y
handing days to come am,
"A So year record says S ,"iS,
may help. Try It, won't you'-~-.-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
and many friends.

and many friends.
Members OF the club include:
James Shepard. president; Mrs.
Hattie Johnson. vice: Mrs. O'Neal
Shepherd. secretary; Mrs. Louise
Trap. treasurer; Mrs. Dorthealia
williams. reporter; r. c. Shop
herd, chaplain; Mccoy Trap,
business manager: Mrs. Lula
ware, Mrs. Mabel Shepard. COM
mittee chairmen; Mrs. Mildred
Westbrooks. hostess and critic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Hiawathas Greet
Leader

The Hiawstha Charity Art and
Saving club met on Thursday
evening al 1850 Macomb at the
home OF Mrs. Iona Blount. Mem
bsrs were very glad TO welcome
the president. Mrs. f. NJ. Briggs.
who has returned from the Ma
tionai Baptist convention. She re-
ported an enjoyable trip. The club
guest was Mrs. Emma c. Hanker-
son Of Evanston, III. After the
regular routine OF business. the
hostess served a delicious repast.
Mrs. jamie Briggs. president;
Mrs. Iona Blount secretary; NJ.
Blount reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Visitor Returns
To Alabama

Last week Mrs. Beatrice Jon.
son OF Evergreen. Ala. LEI, D.
troit after spending several vsu
In the city as the houss-gusst 1
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Bonner, q
Firwood street. Mrs. johnson 4 4,
sister OF Mr.. Bonner. While n d,
city she was accorded many =
cial affairs.
On her trip home. Mrs. Johrr1
stopped off in Cleveland. 0hb ,
visit her son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
EucS onuoung
DcfrOlfcrS
By GRAYCE THOMAS

Winter is really here. its the
season that high school. fraterni-
ties and sororities give those
exciting affairs. This week we
are going to take yon around a
bit TO let GU in on what your
friends are doing here and there.
Well begin with the Chester
fields. You know who they are.
They're on the line" again. Jack
Barthwell, Charles Roxborough,
and Tony Martin are q few Of
the boys.
Joe Howell will wed lovely An
toinett McCrary OF Ecorse.
Robert Thomas studies law at
DR.. Eugene Foster and Ruth
Ann Wheeler are admiring their
little daughter. James Maddox Is
happy poppy now. Roosevelt
Yancy is corporal at Camp
Claiborn. La. Here go the CO.
eds OF the YMCA. Gene Merits at
the Bell Telephone company as
an elevator operator. Delmer
White attends Howard university.
Roeielie Brown is now the charm
ing wife OF Elmer McMillen. Har-
old Watson is now happily mar
ried John Holiday and Marion
Reid are doing fine and proud
OF their son. John Jr. Wilson
Wheeler. OF the Esquire club. an
nounces their by-word Is "I'm one
OF the boys" Jonabelle Bronson
and Sidney Point are happy over
the arrival OF a baby girl. Nolan
scruggs got into It Sunday when
he married q popular North De-
troit miss.
Theodore Massenburg takes II
slow these last two weeks be-
fore being indicted into the
Army. Ruth Hall says everything
Is on the level in Washington
DC.
The annual horse show was
we'll attended last Sunday In spite
Of the cold weather. Rober'
Thomas. Talula Smyth. Arnold
Thomas. Elizabeth Williams
Frances White. Katherine Mills
Louis and Willie Mae Burkette
and Teddy williams, are a few
who attended.
Marian Massenburg will leave
next week for the south. Frances
Green Is flashing an adorable rims
around: don't worry girls he's
from DC. Mary Gordy ant
Charles Alfred OF the oath Engr
are going places. She left las
Sunday for a longer trip in New
Jersey.
Herbert Williams says III,
Army is 100 per cent okay will
him-he was deferred. Jimm,
Simms Is between the Army ant
the girl OF his heart. Looks 1ik'
the Army is about to win. ST
Holland Is now Sgt. at Tuskege'
flying school. Don Blackman Il
really a tough" MP stationed a
Fort Dix, NJ. Roscoe Toles 4
really on the good side OF thing
there in South America. Write
that he'll probably stay until tn
duration. Lester Current. Isaa
Goodwin. Paul Foster. Lero,
Smith, all popular local ban
leaders will soon swing out 70
Uncle Sam. The Four Shades o
Rhythm hail from Chicago an
are going over big at the Shov
Bar. Polly Goree is now dancin
away at the Club Congo.
Vivian Nelson Is a number on
photographer. that's the cute red
head You see at the 666.
Paul X Holt was presented i
recital last Wednesday at
local church. As usual. Mr.. Hol
was tops
Mamie Gordy will leave mex
month for New York. as CUES
|
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Zk2182 Social zZz222EdzZl ~
The Hill Hearth
Warmed at Gala Part,

The John Hills at $50 Marston kicked toucba.
last Sunday when they invited friends to their house
ing. John is basileus of the Nu Sigma chapter Of M
Omega fraternity of Detroit and most of the Qs and
er frat brothers came.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
DR.. Postles Puts On
Good Show For Young People
By GODFATHER DICKERSON

Detrots popular dentist DR.. William Postles, is tai
ened in than way with the worries Yes, indeed
The way he ckes the keyboard of piano is laughn'
matter He arranged and prepared performance for the
CMCA fifth anniversary dedicatory dance at Page Hall
recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
Traditional Pink and Blue
Color Mrs. White s Shower
By cRAYcE THOMAS

Mrs. Samuel Elsey and her daughter. Desdemona
Brown (known by many friends Mina were joint host
esses at surprise stork shower honorng Mrs Herman
White (nee Delphne Hnes Sunday afternoon at their
lovely apartment at GIL East Bethune.