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Births Reported

Hayward and Julia Anderson boy.
Henry and Alice Beers, girl
Jacob and Elizabeth Blumberg, girl.
Harold and Lucille Boutin, boy.
Albert and Gloria Bucholz, girl.
JOSEPH JOSEPH and and Laura Laura tSss Buteo. girl. girl
David and Phyllis Campbell. boy.
Russell and Ruth Collie boy.
umberto and Rose conte, boy.
Cyril and Alison Cook, girl.
William and Louise Cullins. girl
Charles and Virginia Curran. boy.
Paul and Helen Dallman. girl. H.,
Fred and Vina Dolan. girl.
Maynard and Laura Dominy girl
Frederick and Florence Fehimann, girl.
Jack and Moreen Ferrell. boy,
Marlyn and Syble Freeman, boy.
Edgar and Jean Grogan. boy.
George and Doris Hayden. boy.
Francs and selma Henry, boy.
Fred and Lucy Holland, girl.
Lawrence and Anna Hornfeck, boy.
goseph snd shrey harfsTes keeT afn.si a 00'
David and Lenora Kennedy; girl.
Jqhn John and Madaiine Kolb, boy,
severine and Mary Leoffler. boy
Frank and Louise Lord. boy.
Caleb and Rosemary Loring boy.
Louis and Esther Mancusi. boy.
Martin and Mary Mann, girl.
Carl and Marian Manson, girl.
Philip and Rose Mast, girl
Robert and Margery Melpolder boy.
Edward and Grace Menapace, girl.
Frank and Rose Mletti. girl.
James and Dorothy Murnane. girl
James and Mildred McTiernan, girl.
Garland and Ruby Neese, girl.
Francis and Mary Osborn, boy.
Frank and Sara Paley. girl.
John and Cornelia Pollard, girl.
Clellan and Sylvia Pope. boy.
Manfred and Florence Ratno, boy.
Eugene and Mildred Renninger, girl.
Lake and Gladys Robinson, boy
Mahlon and Frances Sanders. boy.
Earl and, Jane Shepard, boy.
Alvin and Edith Sherertz, boy
Henry and Ruth Siegman. girl.
willard and Barbara Simmons, boy.
Samuel and Ruby Singer. girl.
Ralph and Edith Smith. boy.
BENJAMIN and Ida Snyder, girls t2).
Maurice and Mary Stokes. boy.
Calvin and Goldie Strong. girl
Edward and Marie Swenson, girl
Dudley and Matilda Tatem, girl.
Harry and Dorotha Toadvine, girl
william and Dorothy Walker, girl.
Granville and Alberta Ward. girl.
Harold and Evelyn Watts. girl.
David and Elmer Wells. girl
Richard and Betty West girl.
Victor and Betty Wheeler, girl.
Charles and Beatrice Wooster sirl.
James and Frances Wright. boy
Stanley and Crystal Anthony, boy.
John and Agnes eruption, girl,
Harry and Edith Hatcher, girl.
William and Mary Lee, girl.
Mlllard and ,JOSenhine Strickland riri
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Deaths Reported

Phillip Yudelevit, 50, 1920 Allison st. W.
Emma F. Webb. 80. 7l5 Van Buren, st.
sas,s s1s. a Nv Mcpherson, 49, 1904 Georgia
Mathilda Engberman. "a. 1915 Huntington
St, NV
Robert F. Woods r. Mobile, Ala
Louise A. Onorato. 72, Riverdale, Md.
Stephen P, Spitz., 81. 2440 18th st. NV.
John R. Curtis. 81, % st. ne
Dorman Miller. jr.. infant. Silver Spring,
Md
Mollie Elder, So. 1914 10th st. NV.
Richard Wills, 55, Bethesda. Md
Clarence Scott, 81. 2426 Shows Court, n W.
Gussie Grisby, 43, 225 Virginia ave Sc
Rosabelle C. Ferrell, 25, 2S43 Jasper I'd
Sc.
Adolphus Kicks. infant, 10 Defrees st. NV.
Infant Pugh, 124S 1st st. sw.
Inafnt Ward S12O st Sc
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Job Paws Kind 81 q Yeor

King George, in addition to being
head of the Church of England. has
a position in the Church Of Wales
that few of his subjects know about,
it is revealed in Cardiff. He is first
cursal canon" of ST. David's Ca
thedral, which entities him to 81 a
year. He also is entitled to preach
once a year in the cathedral, but has
not availed himself of the privilege
Evening star., 1943-11-23

Occasionaliy-not often, mind you,
but occasionally-publicity men al
most run out of ideas. One there
was last week who came very near
to the end of his particular rope.
The fellow from the Dubonnet
"Jeepers" quavered he through
a mouthful of fingernails. Amt
you going to say nothing about the
place?"
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capt. InOmp-
son. %. was in
Quoted into the
Army In April,
1941. Later he
attended Off,
GERS Candidate
School and a
statistics class at
Harvard Univer-
sity. He Is a
graduate of Ben
| jamin Franklin
University. Capt.
T h o m ps N Is
S t a t ION e d at
Boiling Field as
a base statistical
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WOi hSI.
Capt. Hurd, rs, colored, is grad
uate of Howard University and is
stationed at Tuskegee Institute, Ala,
where he is a military science in
structor.
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HELP MEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement Of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE STABLES, 1922 ST NV. AT
Riverside drive, announce the opening OF
the hunt and Andrew Jackson rooms on
Thanksgiving Day at l pm. Reservations.
ME. $3.50, MA. 20l3. 25'
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS
light on Route 50 5 miles W. w. Moore.
SANDY Spring, Md Ashton 247l.
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MAN. colored. experienced, for driving
truck and as shippipg clerk. must be sober
southern IL Standard Engravers. 12f4 10Th
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TAILOR,
PERMANENT.
GOOD PAY.
MARVIN'S,
734 7th ST. NV.
HELP MEN B WOMEN,

COUPLE, colored, on farm, nearby Mary
land; no children: must be experienced in
general farm work and reliable; wife to do
housework excellent salary, with furn
house. Call at 1921 7th st. NV. Phone
MAN OR WIFE, either or both. to cook
and take care of home, near Conn. ave. ;
excellent salary. Thurs. and Sun on
YOUNG MAN or woman for ONCE of grow
ing concern who can take shorthand. type
and do primary drafting: good opportu-
nifty: write, stating experience and salary
desired Box 15S-D, Star
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ASSISTANT HOSTESS for teahouse, young
white woman for dining room super
vision; experience not necessary; wages,
S35 weekly. Mrs. KS Toll House Tavern,
Silver Spring, Md. SH. $500
ASSISTANTS to learn photography. S25
per week to start: Steindl Studio. 1928
Conn. ave; DE. ia afternoons.
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time. Call
W. WsrfisId f,d 1871; Sun; call Warfeld 1890;
week 1902 Goth st. NV. "a block of
BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroushly expert
enced, $36 week; hours. 10 tor. Camille
Beauty Shop. 3710 14th st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced: no
license required: 5-day week, base salary
and liberal commission. Falls Church
Beauty Shop. Fairfax DIR. and Lee hwy.
Evening star., 1943-11-23

ASSISTANT MANAGER
For new bowling alleys. Excellent
opportunity. See Mr.. Hawkins
at the
GREENWAY BOWLING ALLEYS
3540 East Capitol st.
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DRAFT DEFERRED, NOT
OVER SIS YRS, GENERAL
OFFICE WORK, WHOLE
SALE MEAT FIRM. GOOD
SALARY. CALL MR.. JOHN
SON, EXECUTIVE 29OO.
AFTER IL NOON.
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HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other em-
ployer except upon presentation Of
. statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
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PART-TIME WORK

PART-TIME WORK
For colored man in evenings. e.30 tn 70.
must be married. dependable and under
40 yrs. old; not afraid Of work; start
ST. 30 weekly, plus tips. See Mr. Reid.
446l Conn ave. NV. after pm
MOTORCYCLE MESSENGER.
Apply National Engraving Co. 6O2 Earle
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MILLWORK

Craftsman and Estimator
To work Washington. C. o. Wurzberger &
sons, $500 Annapolis ave. Baltimore, Md.
nose now IN essential war work must
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Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. c. lav, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receipe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
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LIQUOR SALESMAN
experienced; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; coed salary and commission
Central. 5lS 9th st NV
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SALESMAN. mems furnish
ing department, experienced
preferred, but not necessary;
permanent position. Apply
to Mr.. Magiday, Grosner of
1925 F st.
Evening star., 1943-11-23

Woman for Cigar Stand.
Continental Hotel, 4a2 North Capitol st.
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST.
Opportunity for permanent employment
with established Arm, pleasant working
conditions. vacation with pay. Apply
SafeWay Employment Office,
4th and T SITS. NE.
YOUNG WOMEN
For permanent positions offering excellent
opportunities for advancement: 6-day. AZ
hour week with Saturday (lalf holiday, paid
vacations. free transportation. consenial
fellow workers.
BEGINNER.
High school graduate, under 25 years
of age, for clerical work and some tipping:
about S110 per month to start.
STENOGRAPHERS,
High school graduates, under %. willing
to assist with general once work; about
S130 month to start.
TYPIST.
High school graduate, under 30, expert
erced. willing to help with general once
work; about $l3o per mo, to start ..-
These positions are Of particular inter
by Maryland or Virginia, as they saws
sonns pep koon Akoon &c., sS Mss csps hfm p
Co, 36th and Prospect ave. NV; George
town; (Take Route No. 20, Cabin John
Streetcar)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Allen Gale
Headliner
At Saks'

AT SAKS' SHOW BAR, Allen
Gale is still the big attraction. in
PRODUCES the acts and presents his
sharp, impudent impressions" In
his own solo spot. The Hartnells,
those two experts of satirical
dance routines, are back to delight
Detroiters with their crazy antics.
Natalie and Howard offer some
thing different in the way of ball
room dances, while Judy Lopez
does an acrobatic tap that is agile
and smooth. Mary Beth SireS
swings the pops way down low and
Jackie Hilliard gives his own in
depreciation of the ballads that
have made him such a hit for
weeks.
The Dictionaries have worked out
new production numbers that are
bright and poppy, while Charlie
Dublin directs Del Delbridge's or
chestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Sophie Tucker Becomes
BOWery's FaUOrite Star

did a "blackface" song. She was
still doing il when Florenz Zieg-
field saw her and booked her for
one of his early Follies in which
she stopped the show on opening
night-just as she's stopped the
show ever since, whether it's night
club or theater, and just as she
did at the Powery on her last trip
here.
Starring in the supporting show
around the stupendous Sophie are
the Cinema De Simone dance
troupe, Skaters Rex and Betty
Powers. tap dancers Walter and
Jean Brown, Detroit's own song
star. Del Parker. and the Bowery's
favorite tenor. Johnny King.
Harvey Stone is the comedy
master of ceremonies who keeps
the fun rolling. Pat Walsh's gor-
aeous Victory Dancers round out
the show with their production
numbers and Benny Resh's orches-
ira does the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Paul Gerrits
Remains at
Club ROyaIe

IT'S SPRING-at least at the
Club Royale where the sparkling
new "Springtime Revue" goes into
its second week. Small-talk artist.
Paul Gerrits. Is the star and spurs
on a mild panic" with his impress
sions of various table foibleS-
from the case OF the confirmed
"crumb sneaker" 10 the pathetic
breach cruncherS" and cup cud-
dlers" His final coup comes when
he hops onto roller skates and
whips around the floor, climaxing
with an ear stand" that brings
every one TO his feet.
His cohorts in the short are a
bevy of glamorous redheads, led
by lovely Charlotte Lamberton
who presents her wistfully haunt
ing moods of the dance" Stunning
in brilliant blue gown, whisking
a tremendous fan of brilliant blue
feathers she floats through a
waltz. followed by a poppy strut
to the "Darktown Strutters' Ball. "
all the more amazing when one
knows that she dances only to the
vibrations of the music rather
than to the actual music which
she cannot hear.
Betty Black, another flame
haired miss. stops the show with
her swinging of the pops. And the
Robertos. with still another red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

head. swing through Latin-Ameri-
can and modern ballroom dances.
The Titan Royalettes round out
the show with their dreamy pro-
duction numbers and George Kava-
nagh's orchestra does the music.
Roy Tracy handles the ceremonies
af tho rnikp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Film Time Clock

ADMINISTRATORS Strike at Dawn"
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Dead Men
walk" 1881. sos. 5:45, s:22. 1852
2. m: Gorilla Kan" 1i:21 a. m, 2:o4,
CfNDERELLA-"Fores Rangers" 2:o2.
5:o7. Sis, 1871 .. M; George Wash
Ington Slept Here" 1880. 5:35. e:47.
CISEMA-"Ravaged Earth" IL, 7:iO,
$40. $3.50, $40. 1880 p. m.
Forest Rangers" 2:4z, s:21,
10 p. m; George Washington Slept
Here" II: 80. 400. 7:4s. iI:27 p. m.
FOX-"The Immortal Sergeant" 1899.
f.2e, 1885. 10:43 a. m, $50. 4:57. s:0f.
1854 D. m; Lets Have Fun" 3:2s.
$3.50. 1887 .. m. 12:44, 1851, s:5s, s;4s
HOLLYwOOD-"Fores Rangers" 7:35,
1o:55 p. m; George Washington Slept
Here" 8. e:20 p. m.
MADISON - Forest Rangers" 12:53.
sos. 7;23, 1928 D. m. George Washing
ton Slept Here 1i;is a. m, 2:34, 5;4e,
MIcHIGAN-"star spangied Rhythm. =
1873 a. m, 2:36, 5:24. s;i2, II p. m. /;
Fan In" IL a. M, i:4s, 4:3s, 7:24,
PALMs-sTATE-"Hitie Children II
a. m, 1850. A:45. 7.4O. 1926 D. m. /;
Lady Bodyguar5," 12;4o. 3:35. $50,
PARADISE - Ernie Fields. 2:3o, s,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

SOPHIE TUCKER. the famous.
fabulous Sophie. last Of the red
hot mammas" and one Of the most
terrific entertainers ever to come
to Frank Barbaro's Bowery. Is
giving the folks her own Tucker
lied" songs as well as old favorites
and sets the place echoing with
the nostalgia Song, Some of These
Days" which she took 10 her heart
back in 1911 and has used as a
theme song ever since.
A veteran entertainer for 30-odd
years. she laughs when she remem-
bers waiting table" in her fathers
Connecticut restaurant. 1t was
there the famous team of Willie
and Eugene Howard first saw her,
urged to try a theatrical career in
New York and finally inspired her
TO get SIS and set off for the
much-touted broadway.
Her first job was at the famous
Tony Pastor theater, where she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Stevadora Club.

SteVaoora CluD.
1880, 1910 p. m; The Ape Man." 1:i5,
1851, $40, $50, 1i:l5 p. m.
RIVIERA - Forest Rangers" George
Washington Slept Here"
R-k-0 UPTOWN - Forest Rangers"
$40. $3.50, $3.50 y. m, a. m: George
Washington Slept Here 1880, 4:45, 8,
IL rs p. m. go s. m.
ROYAL-''Forest Rangers" $40. s:37.
1854 p. m: george Washington Slept
Here" 1908, 1921 p. m.
TELENEWs = News. short subjects.
a. m. TO IL D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Wayne U.Cast 10 Give
PLAY Before Children

Sponsored by the Detroit Cpun-
Gil Of Parent-Teacher Associations,
the Workshop Civic Players of
Wayne University will present
Jack and the Bean Stalk" for
children in six of Detroit's schools.
Admission will be 20 cents. The
play will be given, starting March
6. at Mackenzie High and will
close April II at Northern High.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Two Bands at
Wonder Bar

EVERYTHING IS music on the
entertainment program at the
Wonder Bar, what with two bands
and two vocalists on the bill.
Lovely Aylene Mason thrushes the
latest song hits, including Sharp
as a Tack" and "On the Swing
Shift" from the movie Star
Spangled Rhythm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

He introduces the other members
Of the show which include The
Holly Sisters. tap dancing team;
June Aldridge, songstress, and
Sylvia Bowman and her accordion.
CLUB 500
THE NEW revue at Club 500
features Andy Rice Jr.. as master
of ceremonies; Lowry and Russell,
comedy dance team; Dick Drake,
musical novelties; Gene Martini
and his accordion. Others on the
bill are Victor Charles and his
personalities; Rico Roshell, swing
songstress; Pauline Parks dancers
and Cy Ray and his show band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
CLUB ALICIA

COMEDIAN. MASTER of Cere.
monies Billy Reeves heads the new
show at the Alicia Club this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Hollywood
Film Stars
Pet PhObias

HOLLYWOOD. March 5.-Better
Davis has suffered much on the
screen. But she's never been a.
victim of a fire.
There's a reason for that. Bette
has a phobia against fires. Phobias
are not unusual in Hollywood.
Almost every actor or actress
like every normal human-has a
phobia against something.
Miss Davis phobia is fires. The
star of Nov. Voyager" was
burned about the face, neck and
shoulders when she was a young
ster as the result of a Christmas
tree fire in a girls school. Since
then, and quite normally. she has
had a fear of fires.
The late, great John Barrymore
avoided presenting the right side
of his face to the camera, whether
il was the motion picture camera
or the portrait lens. He often
explained that his right profile
looked like a baked. potato, but
indicated that his left profile was
satisfactory to all concerned.
FEAR OF POVERTY
William Powell has. and has
always had, a great and recurrent
fear of poverty. He is one of the
most persistent worriers in Holly
wood and even after all these
years Of success he can take a
pencil and paper and figure out to
his own satisfaction how he might,
conceivably, go broke within the
next few months.
Humphrey Bogart, who stars
in "Casablanca," got his biggest
phobia In Hollywood during one of
his early. ill-omened attempts to
break into pictures. That concerns
horses. He was put aboard a horse
and told to ride out of the scene
in an early appearance he made
in a Fox picture. He got out Of
the scene. all right. when the horse
threw him.
Edward G.. Robinson breads,
more than almost anything else,
the idea of returning to Rumania,
the country where he was born
and spent his childhood. John Gar
fields fears illness and doctors and
the chance that he may have to
appeal 10 one of the latter to cure
some ailment. He has recently put
off the appendectomy his doctors
advised in order to finish the pic
ture Air Force"
John Ridgely, who plays a lead
ing role in that, as pilot of a
Flying Fortress called the Mary
Ann. goes pale when faced by a
spider.
A DENTIST?-NO
And Nancy Coleman would
rather face suspension than a
dentist-any day. Olivia de Havil-
land and her sister, Joan Fontaine,
were both born in japan and have
held on TO a now understandable
fear of the japanese.
Ann Sheridan has always been
afraid of losing her temper at the
WiOAib t1Aic oiiu ploIC NiiL 10, tOif'
sequently, one of the evenest dis.
positioned redheads in Hollywood
history. Alexis Smith fears-and
respects-her father and every
thing she does or doesn't do is
disciplined by what she thinks he
will say about il.
Jane Wyman, who has wise
cracked her way through many
interesting roles, breads solitude
and loneliness more than any other
one thing. George Brent, schooled
in secrecy during his days with
the Irish revolutionists. hates in
terviews and personal questions,
and always has.
jeffrey Lynn, now in the armed
services. has always heartily dis
liked flippant remarks about his
career or the work Of any OF
his contemporaries.
4
Wavnn lIcast IN Give
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-17

Some people think he has inspired
several OF Mr. Rooseve!ts speech
es. II this is true. il is not surpris-
ing that We hear 80 little of Amer
ica's individual greatness.
Mr.. Churchill know that actually
We have escaped from the old world
The peoples OF Europe are now
numbering each other in violent
effort to live on the same contin-
ent. We in this country. who are
made up from the people OF Eur
ope. have intermarried. worked to-
gether, created a new world. In our
own lives We are the unity that
Europe still fights TO achieve.
Anglo-America-, Youll hear
smooth hyphenation more often
But don't forget MEANWHILE the
genius OF America" | again quote
the words Of the visiting European.
You owe it 10 the world 10 remem-
Der your own power. TO keep your.
selves strong and TO make clean
peace. he said. You have a solemn
duty. You must let neither guile
nor golden tongued oratory lead
you away from your own destiny. II
youdo. there viii be another world
war in 10 years time
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-17
Coffee to Burn or
Throw Into Harbor


New York, Sept. 17-INS-Cof-
fee, that tasty brew, for which you
had to surrender a coupon-when
you could get twill probably be
dumped in New York Harbor Or
burned because there is not room
enough to store II.
This situation, one OF the many
paradoXes OF this war, became
known today as coffee importers
pleaded vainly with South Ameri-
can shippers to halt shipments OF
the aromatic bean. Within the
short space of time since rationing
of coffee was lifted, they say, shup-
ments from South America have
been arriving in such quantity that
the country now has at least a
four or five months supply on hand
with more coming every day.
Ships which formerly carried 30
600 bags now arrive with anywhere
from 100000 to 10000 bags and
because warehouse space is at a
premium, there is no place to store
it.
Aggravating the situation, ac-
cording to the importers is the fact
that The Army has requisitioned
considerable warehouse space in.
land which, in normal times might
be used to store the excess. COT
fee, they pointed out, can be stored
only in certain places and under
certain conditions to assure free
dom from spoilage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-17
-, News From Oakville

Mrs. Donald Bushyear Bellevills.
Miss Eleanor Wojick, Detroit,
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Zanacki and John
Bartelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herndron and
daughter Janice and son, Larry,
Detroit, spent Monday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bogadain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lie Vasseur
spent Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs Matt Schwartz, Maybee.
Mrs. Robert Helzerman and MIS-.
Frederick Helzerman spent Mon
day afternoon in Monroe.
Mrs. Daniel Hoffman, daughter
Gloria and sons, Daniel, Jr., and
Donald. and Victor Boyce. spent
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bressler, Detroit
Beach.
Stanley Biniecki received a call
from his son, Ffc. Stanley Biniecki.
Gowen Field. Boise Ida, Thursday
night, wishing him a happy birth
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-17

country. He is making play for
left-wing political support. But
that's only a handful OF Ameri-
cans"
New Yoork-Rep. Joseph Clark
Baldwin (R) n. Y. There is moth.
ing in the Atlantic Charter that
could jeopardize so-called sover-
eighty
Washington-Sen. Walgren Cd
Wash, member Military Affairs
Committee: Il believe that at the
present time, suspension OF the
draft is needed until the Army and
Navy can show that the men will be
used"
Syracuse elmer Davis. director
OF the office OF War Information
Sooner or later. a great British
and American army will cross the
Channel TO drive the enemy out, OF
France and the low countries"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. William VANITY,
Milan, were Sunday afternoon
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Fellus Lloyd and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Lloyd, Peters
burg. were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert He'll
erman and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Helzerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
NorthrIp, Ypsilanti, were evening
guests.
Mrs. Stanley Biniecki spent
Tuesday forenoon in Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lutica and
daughter Catherine, Jacksonville
Rd.. were Sunday afternoon guests
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Burget and Mrs. Kenneth San
ford
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest lie Vasseur
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark
and son, Detroit, were Sunday af
ternoon guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lie Nasseur
Mrs. Myrtle Miller and daugh.
ter Mildred. near Azalia. spent
Tuesday forenoon with Mrs Ethel
Burget and Mrs. Kenneth Sanford
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lie Vasseur
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and