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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
IMPORTS UP

WASHINGTON. Nov. %. - up -
Merchandise imports from Latin
American countries during the
first nine months of 1913 exceeded
this country's exports to them by
SSH 900, 900, the Census Bureau re-
ported today. This compares with
a figure of 1921, 10000 for the ST.
milar period of 1912.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
WILL TAKE COURSE

Pfc. John S. Chadwick, 10, son
of C. H. Chadwick oi RID l. Will
.nington, has arrived at ST. Johns
University. Collegevii.e Mimi, for
course of Army All Force in
struction lasting approximately
five months prior to his appoint
ment as an aviation cadet.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23

One of the oldest industries still
carried on by man is that OF char
coal-makin2.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
IN TRAINING

Halle S. john
stcp, son of MIR.
anoi Mrs. ]. B.
Johnston, RID
l., lvanhoe, is
now in train
ing at the U. S.
Maritime Serv-
ice Training sta
tor in St. Pet
ersburg, Fla.
~
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23

editor S Note Relatives are
asked to call for photographs
of their servicemen immediate
ly after pictures appear in this
column. Pictures sent in by
public relations officers are
available 20 the tanilies.)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
RADIO
. wMFD Wilmington
400 KC

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %
7.yv-r amlly Altar Rev. j. "A. Sui
livan.
7:45-Muslcal Clock.
GUO-Dally War journal with Marti
Aeronsky
8:15-Alusical Clock.
..1--A. NJ. News.
3:45-Musical Clock.
y:oo-The Breakfast Club with Don Nc
Neil
10 :00-"Singo."
~ :15-Roy Porter, News.
10 :30-Let's Dance.
100-Breakfast at Sardi's.
II :30-Gil Martyr, News.
II :45-Living Should Be Fun.
12:00-Our Spiritual Life.
12:15-Arrny Program.
12:30-National Farm and Home Hour.
1:00-Baukhage.
1:15-Allie Lowe Miles.
l :30-Rest Hour.
1.40-News Wilmington Star-Ne"s
l:45-U. P. News. :.
Standardization Period Rev. j. a
Sullivan.
2:15-The Mystery Chef.
2:30-Ladies Be Seated
3:00-Songs By Morton DoWney
3:15-My True Story. lat. r,d
c:45-Btween the Bookends viii leu
Malone.
>:00-Blue Frolics.
4:30-Time Views the News
4:45-The Sea Hound.
5:00-Hop Harrigan.
5:15-U. P, News.
A. :3O-Organ| Serenade - H. W. Lee
6:oo-Terry and the Pirates
6:15-Spy Stories.
6:30-Treasury Star Parade.
6:45-Sports.
6:55-News Wilmington Star-Ne"s.
7:00--String Ensemble.
7:05-Awake at the Switch.
7:3o-Let's Dance.
8:oo-Watch the World Go BY - Hal'
Goodwin.
8:15-Front Page Dramas
8:30-"Duffy's"
9 :oo-silver String Hawaiians - Three
Little Sisters.
9:3o-Victory Parade of Spotlight BANDS.
9:55-Harry Wisnler. Sports.
10 :01Raymond Gram Swing.
10 :15-Listen 10 Lulu.
1o:30-America Tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
IN MERCHANT
MARINE

Joseph Ganey,
% son of Mrs.
Katie Ganey of
r. N e S b j t {
Cnlll is, is now
Saving with the
United States
Merchant Ma
rI'.- He receiv-
ed his training
a. the U. S.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23

Maritime Service Training Station,
St. Petersburg, Fla.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
TEEN AGE CAPPERS
By RUBY LEE

ers, Muriel Chapman, James Dooy,
Bernicc Miller. Elaine Fuller. Mona
Wells, Gwen Poole, Harvey MI
chcli and many more.
Janice and Norma. beautiful
young daughters OF Mr. and Mrs
Ira Wh!;by. entertained group of
their friends al their fashionable
home on: on Hague avenue, Satur-
DAY evening, February -.
The. evening was enjoyed with
games, dancing. ana a delicious
1yest Seen chatting here and there
Wegc Rose Campbell, Winston
Blackwell, Jackie Dunlap, Betty
Cole. Leroy Rocquemore. Sara Cas-
sey, RUBY Lee, Buddy Galloway,
Peggy Jean Burris, Julian Wi:her-
spoon. Hcroe.t Wilson, Vclms May,
Pa. Whl:by. Gerald Belsoe. An
dew Hunph-ies. Robert Williams,
Herbert McFadden. Barbara La
3 RE, GUS Wuzer, Louie Wilson.
Muyzel, SoWlel. Percy Heart, Jerry
Garter, James Mack. Jackie Cook
JGsn.ta Walker. Ellen and Barbara
Ivy. Cor,.ss Hunter ard others.
Buddy Galloway was telling me
the other day that young woman
Win 4 very nice voice has been
ealing hin via the ameche lately.
Now, Buddy, would like TO know
who she is and any help given by
ne readers OF this column will be
greatly appreciated by Buddy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
1t. Brinkley
Chaplain At
Tinker Field

Oklahoma City Az Depo:. Tinker
Fed. ONls. - Among cic officers
on dl;y al Tinker F,eld. Okla. eis
FIRST Lieut. William S B-.nkley
tormerl. 0: Ghscsso He Is chap
ain a; this newes; establishment OF
;he Az Service Command for the
maintenance and repair OF aircraft;
and the training OF ar dcpo,
groups
Chaplain Br.nk,cv IS a gradua-e
y Mary Potter IN school, Oxford.
y. C., Johnson {. Smith college.
Charlotte. y C.. and me PrCsoy-
,>risn Theological Seminary in
Chesso he was pastor OF the La
Jo,ls Community church. La Jolla
san. before he entered The Army
Chaplain Br.nk,cy was commas
soncd OCTOBER S. 1912. IN La Jolla.
and after attending .Nmy Chaplain
school reported 20 Tinker Field IN
January H4s-wife. Mrs. .Tfelns B.
BunNley. and ;wq children reside
3; 6j22 Champla.n avenue. Chicago
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Marie Wallace
Joins WAACs

LANGSTON, Ok,a-The sp:-i; o.!
patriotism reached a high pitch a:
Largs;on university las; week
" en- Mrs Marie B. Wallace, assist
ant registrar. vas sworn n as a
member OF the Wonens Army
Auxiliary Corps al the Oklahoma
C.,y rtc-a.;.ng Office.
Mrs. Wallace completed her high
schoo work at the Lucy Flower
technical Hsh school Of CAlcago.
She vas graduated fgon ne Junior
College OF limos STATE Normal
University and laugh; several years
Moand C.:y IL Upon me aea.h
O. her husband Or. T Z Wallace
1888. sc en.ered Langs;on uni
e.sl;y from Wa.ch she receives
ne BS, degree n education wiki
d s;ncaon, May. 1910
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Mrs. PettifOrd
Party Hostess

Mrs, VALERIE Turner-Pettitord, OF
West Grand boulevard. was q
Charming hostess as usual al Val.
en;ine bridge party. held IN her
beautiful home. on las; Wednesday
-n.gh:r for a s=eap -et he+!n:i!nsteS
The color scheme throughout was
n red and white. with a center
, Gee. cieverly con;r.yed Of five
pound box OF chocolates, in red
satin heart shaped box TINS re-
posed on gorgeous imported.
handmade cloth Rcd ard white
outiet SETS were used for the scrv.
ice
The menu consisted OF shrimp
s.lad, hot biscuits made in the
shape Of hearts, bro;.cd enecse
sandwiches. also made in the shape
OF hearts. po;s;o chips, cheese
siraws. pickles, Olives. etc, shecbet
and CAKE. the latter in the vod and
white coffee, 1pnts. nuts and can.
dies Ess-nos was served through.
oI' he evening.
Eacn cues; received Valentine
BOX O, c ndy as Valentine glfi
from The hostess. Bridge OF course
was the feature. WIKI prizes going
q Jcsnneta WhI;by. Lpith Rodgers
Helen HICKS, and MCpon Brown.
Among those Who enjoyed The de-
gh;tul affair. we're Mcsdames
Charles Connolly. Julian Ro- gers,
IRA W. bs.-Je4H- -Geeoae- Gem
en-; Scott, Wa..er " lis. Germany
Bennett; V.cor Hicks, Thomas
Brown. Moses Walker. Myron Stan
ton. Archer Weaver, ana Philip
Ro5eyts, the Ter ac.cd as score
acopcr. ASSISTING Mrs Fe;tIord
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
World Day OF Prayer To
Be Mammoth Celebration

ST LOUIS. NJ The lnicrde.
nom.nauonsl Missionary Fedora.
tor .! 81 Louis nc; ,ss;.-Wcck a.
nc YWCA TO lay p.ans for the
Wo- q Day OF Prayer. March !?
Ms EEai ia Hcrfot,7 president pre-
seated TIC theme Tor the Wor,o Day
o. Pr3ycr. Father, pray iha; ICY
nay 81. De one The object, i was
o.oush, out. 10 make this an IN
tcrdcaom.naHons e..rac.sl service
The p e>.dcH, explained that the
Missionary Federation OF me White
sroup sasgcS;cd that the TWO races
DC together on ;hst day.
Upon receiving the LIBERAL .rvi-
tt5s ,,.-frr, Mrs fi,irr.or,--ts SS1d 70 t.isvc
asked: What VII become o. the
masses Of our roGp who would
Ike 10 aUcrd bat because Of
uMidty ana other reasons npsh;
not 4 the meeting Is held Al
t1Jrcn or the VIC group ShoU!o
,Aere not De a World Day OF PRAYER
Service in a Ncgr, church IN Nc
gro community
The decision was A World Day
o, Prayer service n a Negro cem-
nurty also The ryosram Nil DC
made UP OF b.-Ial.dl participants
for each group
The following missionary and
church women representing the fol-
loving denominations. were prcscn"
Mrs d B Dickinson. Mrs Aioegja
Owens. Mrs Emma Bruce Mrs +
g. Harris, Mrs + 4 wilson Mrs
Lula Conley. Tsp;.s,; Mrs Anna
Lee Scott. Mrs. Beu.ah c Buck
Presby terrain; Mrs Prince Cray,
Christian chdrcl; Mrs Eglsia Her.
ron. Mrs. Faye p Evcrct:c Mrs
Nellie C Wilkins. Mss Alice Cham-
bcrS. AME
Ms r $ Jackson Ms Martha
Hatcher. Mrs 5 J Hi. he Caargh
Of GOd. Mrs. Lyd.s W.Son, : VI L,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
DaisyGardner
Engagement
Is Announced

PORT WASHINGTON. y Y
Mr. and Mrs. W NJ. Moses. Sr,
80 Davis avenue, Por, Washington,
" T.. announce the engagement
OF Their daughter DAISY l. Gardtn
% General Houston Richardson, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs wilson Richardson
Of Florence. S. c.
Mss -Gsrd-n-.S- "a GgatQs,e q Por
Washington senior IN srhoo! AND
State A ana NJ college, Orange.
QUIZ. S. c. She IS mcmoer Of
ne Delta Sigma Tt.e:a sorority ana
at present. IS home economies IN
s;ruc;or a; 81. Stephens On school.
s., Stephens. S c.
Mr. Richardson is a graduate Of
wilson gh school Florence. 5 c.
and holds B S. degree from State
A. and NJ college, Orsngeourg. sc
He IS member OF the Yorkni.e
Masonic lodge and is now affiliated
with the Wannamsker Chemical
Co, lnc,. OrsngeOurg, S. c.
The wedding VIII take place in
ne spring.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

This week we pay our respects 70
Mrs. Rooer, P. Moody, who his one
son. Robert, in our army. Robert
for the army in August
Of 1912, shortly after graduating
from Northwestern high. and IS
now a technical sergeant Corgra.u-
la,ions. Mrs. Moody. Your son is
credit 70 you and our homeland
The Sweeihear:s, group OF
beautiful young girls, gave their
first annusl "SNee;hearts Bar on
the evening Of Friday, Febrlary -,
n the soc.sl rooms Of the YWC A.
Members in the club are Elaine
Ford Gloria Mack, W!lhe!m.ns
Henderson, Betty Ann M.ze.le, La
Don elds, Cara Freeman Gwen
do.yn Oliver, Barbara Russel. and
Betty Bennett
Beauty. culture and t;len, were
well represented at the Sweet
hearts trst snpua! pal, The presi-
oen;, Elaine Ford was seen enjoy
ing herself w;h handsome Young
James leigh W.!helmina HenGer-
son was seer enjoyng herself with
oct her l2.h street talent. Seen
5snc.nE along with the other Sweet
hearts were Jscquel.ne Dunbar, Mil
Ton Howard. Jean Morton, Gloria
Jefferson. David and Negley Phil
Fps. Douglas McAffee, Ellen Ivy
Cwhere was your talent, El!en?D.
Joan Kennedy, Paul Morris, Bruse
Simmons. Julian Witherspoon
twhere was Pegsy. Julian), Sonny
S.nr ons, Gloria Lake, Kermit
ctInsmsn, Edward Set.msn, Airline
Mckinney, Mary James, Chariot
6 bSon. Arthar Nickerson Ambrose
Morris, winston Blackwell. Buddy
Rsch ,rds, Leon Kennedy, Betty Ann
Jackie Cook. Eo.:h
Hough,on, Freddie Howell and jus:
gobs .. others
Seen skstng and svay.ng the Ivy
Leaf way on Ss:usdsy. February
10 a, nc ForcS; c.uo we're Wilma
Freeman, Harold Cherry, Mary
Baocock. Bcrnlcc Fiu,cy. Ray Car
:c-. Pauline D y. Ruth Johnson
Beatrice Johrson. Vs.era Cox, Ray
Wh.,e. Helen WcS;, Horace Page
George Walker Vo.a De Loncy
john Hunts Robert Redtcrn. Lore,ts
Rooeg;s, kar. Young, Lamar B:u.o0.
AndreW Gateway, Mary James
Charlotte G. oSon. Connie Ross, lie.
70. Rockquemore. Doro;ay Wal
Sr. wren Hawkins. Dorothy Red.
rond, Lillian Wright, Horocyi W..
,on, Norma McConner, Morse Ia.
Dor, " Ham Kns, Dor Ann SHY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Meharry Alumni
70 Fete President

CHICAGO. Illinois - ,Spcc.aN -
The Mcharry locai AUXILIARY has
completed plans .or Unique reccp-
son and tea FOR ,hc pres dent sun
day at the YWCA. 4559 South Park
Nay. from I til & 80 2 m.
Dr. Turner WI, be pleased o meet
persons interested IN medicine.
surgery, nurse framing and dcntis-
try He Vii speak on tho incursble
types OF cancer, and The latest treat
men; being carried on; now al Nc.
harry.
Mrs. Ruth Moore Smith. general
secretary ~ the YWCh Is IN charge
o. the program.
al IL am. Sunday. alumni ard
friends vii gather at Bethesda
church Dr.. Turner. Rev. Dr.. Waits.
pastor. and Dr. J. w. Walker viii
speak.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Marion E. Poe
teacher Weds
nv ROBERT J. JEFFERSON

VTCKNBI:RG N'.Ss-Nss Mar.
81, poo non.,,.~ sc1ooI .o,,brr
- ~ III CIV hc,s,,c ,he n-,dc
- Or a u,..srI re..,.fv =,
no Roibcl 4 Me- ,nyr,n
., - ~ -,
MS o>N'' " NV gu "'s -
I :, IL NO. 10 &c oY ''V IN NE 80, =. y
~ N' =, NC ".,o.F 60 =. -. q
OF ! 0os' o. '''''' =. rec .. :. 9
40 " -, so v '.'' IS, u '.'s
80 pc ~ .'' :. -. n ~, e'''o,''
=, y ~, = Nd> So'e''''''@ou .! Ne'' =
! . '.''N e.
MISS NJ. ftate was maid OF
nonor and y W Waits lie long
lrond o. DON pa',eS Mas me oes;
Ion. Il " fusNeer' DsN.d Tom
as ana - harris were uShers
Inc os'oc wore 20" o.So
crepe o.eSs Mn Carnage p.oat>
ana olic s'oNeS her matching As'
Mas !dSa''ncd on p..'ooN madc
Win ora case Ve.' OF matching
crepe She wore a single s,Faad
~ pear - 'oaA'd 20 0ci oH MIS-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Double Ring
CeremonyB
Col orfuL

n a beautiful double ring ccrc-
rony. Mss Mildred Muth,eo be.
came the bride OF Frs; Laeu;cn3n,
Gnuiam n Muia.eb =; 30 Monday
evening. FEB !. The ceremony Was
informal and took place N the
flower 5cdcIkcd l.V.ns room OF TIC
br!des nome. The BRIDE iashcr
NJ. Abdul Mutaleo, gave inc BRIDE
Away
The -hHtde woes k-ercFe
be 60 dress The square rocH of ne
dress was inSe. W.th ACC w.lcH
also trimmed nc 'Arce-qle.:er
length sleeves A. ne shoulders ard
cIrs Matching 70: s~d gloves gar
res out The co.or scheme aud nc
dasH Drown s5oes. sudded WI
ra heads, created p.ea,n- con-
-tr5TA~Around her neck. ne b. &c
wore a e+s;u.cd FcaL6cyN acc ~a.y1
Vas gff~ tgom/:Lc groom Tae
b.-de carried q nose.soy Of rcd
ana White roses
The bg.6es SISTER. Mss Zabsiah
Ml,aleo. Mas nc had % honor
snd the groom b7o,hcr. VI Mo
harmed Mu,h.cb. Nas bcs: man
The maid o. honor wore \ NAIVE
SIX crepe dress trimmed n yclvc,--
ard carried nosc-zay Of rcd ana
waite carnations. The groomS mo-
thcg Mrs. DaN.cl Nu,hlcb. wore a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

a delicious d.nrcg party at the new
Arcade Lounge NTH Mrs Ander-
son as hostess,
Soyor Addyc. V. L.shtner. found
CT q The chapter and S6ror R Ella
panen.x.- caa-:cr -acnoer. -We.c me
a:;etaas oH,ccss The neN.y elect
Cd officers wao :ooH the oath OF
of.ce we're as follows:
The pscs.dcn' Mrs Bonita z Hi
,ccoN1 tern, f-s: zee pres dent,
Mrs Ma,gayc; Chatham. reelected;
second wee pres 1eu, Mrs Darlene
Recce Anderson reelected; record
g secretary. Ms Leslie Roy; cor.
poni.1g secretary. Mrs Edy;he
3 II ~ g. fNaHc.s, secretary.
Ms Suaa 3 Srms; treasurer,
Mrs GEORGE f. Ncmderhail. re-
Gee co !1v &c ta..d consecutive
iesm. p-5.c.'y and journalist.
Ms H Co...He Lowry, VINO was
:ee.ec;ed Tor the :h.Ed consecu.
nye tern; dean o. PLEDGES Mrs
Tac.Ua s freeman wo .kcWisc
VAS rejected for ne ;hIrd term
W.ia the following appointments
OF oha.rmen: Program department
Soyo5s Darlene r Anderson, Addye
V. Lsh:ner, and Blossom Frank
In. finance: Sosors Sarah S.mms.
Tncina Freeman, Margaret Chat
nam
O;acr members Of the chapter arc
Mrs Wunc.m ma QuHncaete and
Lou SC Dolly Csyton. Al chap
zcr rcr 6erS a!e enp.oyed lucra-
;Nc,y l,tgs announce. Soror II
CONNIE Lowry received -hcr ap-
pon,mcn,. October Q. l942 as CLERK
n &c "a apps; OF &C II The box
scc;.on. ~slc : ne or,y NeGco w.'.
ioV ,.c-k W5s.c Sorog MarSsre,
Chatham NsSI installed stcnosssph.
C. -,-, &C sac esp.:o. ou.....i.'as .H
nc sense Hoa,c; nc frs; Negro
sppe@icc IT, ms capacity
S3vor Darlene r Anderson re-
, ,rc1 as sN 'chooard operator a,
nc Supreme W6odmcn oa..dnE 10
occomo service operator a; &C Den.
Nor Ordnance pan;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Mrs. Bush Is
Ideal Hostess

AUGUSTA. Ga-Mrs Hannah
Bush Of l0l Mi. stree; entertained
recently With a supper in honor of
her son ana MS wife, SGT and Mrs.
Villa H. Bush, OF Fort Bragg,
y. c. Guess presen; were served
cocktails and a delicious menu.
Those present 20 enjoy tke oc-
cas.on we're Sc. and Mrs. Will a
Il. Bush. Mr.. and Ms Walter H
Sco;:. George " Butler, Mrs. Ell
-do-a J.. ,IancS.=Joann.e ana Charles
I. Bush. Mrs Dele Cobb. Mrs. Ma
aida DnS.ns. Ssrdis Goudy. Miss
-Wa,;cn.a J. Scott. Nathaniel Nei's.
Mrs Hannah Bush. Aron BuSScy
ard M.,ese Young.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

mere Personnel OF the cholT IN
cludes: Sopranos: Marteal Ander-
son. Jessie Fortson, Fannie Jeffer-
son Ina Jean johnson. Doris Lew
5, Edna Jane Rucker and Dorothy
Swindelh
Tenots: Henry Cumby. Frederick
Harvey. Irwin Palms, James Turner,
Altos: Mildred Jefferson, Eynestine
Jones. Julia Shaw. Jimmie Smith,
Myrtle Smith and Birdie Ola
Thomas.
Bass: Edward Mitchell. Oscar
Prestwood, Harding Taylor ana
Amos Watkins.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
CHICAGO. limos ,spccian
SALLY MARTIN RETURNS

Sally Martin. nationally known
gospel singer has returned from an
extended tour OF western states
Her homecoming Will be celebrated
Sandsy. FEB. u. from 4 20 : p m,
=. Boulevard Hall. $3.50 Eas, Forty
seycatn street.. The committee
,poasor ~ the affair includes Prof
T1eo. r Frye, Mrs Keller. VI C.
A.N.ns and Pgot Morris.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Iota Sorors Install
Officers In Denver

nESPTE the fact that all members sorority
Alpha Oncron chapter Denver busy and dgcnt
efforts and defense activities the third Calendar
released this week The newly elected officers chapter
installed for l943 the beautiful
residence Of Soro Darlene Reese Anderson Immediately following
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

Ms Francs Bower. Methodist.
TIE next nceung W.. oe FRIDAY
=, the Whest,cy branch YWCA and
al MISSIONARY and ssi4.ch women
arc invited 10 attend.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Texas College Choir :.
In Vesper Concert

TYLER TexaSgng its first concert the Texas College cam
celebrated Capela OF
The choir under direction OF
kans Miss
of Music the famous CINE college
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

Q reach American IN school stu
lcn:s ana their parents The sp-
ocas snce Of Mss JET on he pro.
-rsn vas arranged with the Office
y War Information by The National
Nero Congress.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

C. Bc;y Carson. Alec Stevenson
Bt,ta Bc:hc,, Ruth GLcs, Geo-sc
R~,ao ds4 Freddie Bradley VI
lsaocac Goudcsd Joyns. NV't,eo
tc,hsa AcNt01cr Ahmed Mum 90
Ms Lula S.sJsh;oc ana Zco1dsf
MJn,eo.
No,c To AVOID confusion be-
fosc the marriage, INC oyic :
ma den name 5 tac same a. TIC
'aNs,ty r3rc ~ TIC groom
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

TaNorcu.os IS * No. inherited II can
he tared . q diagnosed and t-ca'cd c,r,y.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

Tuhcgcu'osiS is NOT HhcrHea l. can
DC cured II diagnosed ana ueajed esI.y.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-02
CONGRATULATIONS, ESQ!

A special bow today in the direc-
ton of four ESQ girls for their re-
spouse to hurry-up call a few
evenings ago. They are Luise Mel
sen, Pat Shaffer, Merton Cass and
Eleanor Mccormack.
At $40 that afternoon we receiv-
ed a visit from an Army captain.
He was in command of Ill soldiers
on board ship in port for short
while. He wished to give the men
liberty for an hour beginning at
6:10-but only on the condition that
the USO would express its willing
ness to handle SO many soldiers on
such short notice. Otherwise none
of the men could come ashore at
all by all means bring them
over" said the Director. AS the
captain left, the Director began to
telephone to the girls. OF course
none of them had had any supper;
but the first four girls called said
they'd come. And all the others we
talked with would have come too
if they had not. been i'll or obliged
to work
On the dot of Clio the captain
and his Ill men streamed in. Aida
and Mary and the four ESQ girls
were ready for them. Best of all,
Pat Shaffer Immediately took over
at the piano-and the party became
an assured and gay success. One
hundred and eleven soldiers, from
Nebraska and Maine and Louisiana
and lot of other States, were get
ting their first taste of Alaskan
USO hospitality and ESQ friend
illness (and probably their last for
a long time) and they were liking
it! For exactly an hour the jolly
party continued; a moment later il
was over.
To Pat and the others, instead of
repeating our thanks fors their gen.
erous help to the USO, we say:
on the chance to
give such a lot of happiness so
quickly to SO many!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-02
TIDES TOMORROW
CALL FOR CONVENTION

Pursuant to direction of the
Chairman of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee of the Territory of
Alaska, 1, as Acting Chairman of
the Democratic Divisional Commit
tee for the First Division of the
Territory of Alaska, hereby call for
a Democratic Divisional convention
to be held in Juneau, Alaska at II
o'clock noon, Friday, the 18th day
of December, 1913, for the purpose
of adopting party platform, cleo
ting a Divisional Committee, cleo
ting Delegates to the Territorial
convention and to transact such
other and further business as may
properly come before it.
All Delegates to the Divisional
Democratic convention called for
Juneau, Alaska, shall be elected at
Democratic caucuses called for that
purpose.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this
first day of December, 1943
MRS. JOHN L. MCCORMICK,
Acting Chairman, Divisional DEM
ocratic Committee, First Division.
adv.
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JUNEAu'5 USo NEWS
Interesting Items for Everybody

into view. 1t rested between two
gun-carriages. 1t looked pathetically
alone. And it was SO small. The
silence became uncomfortable. Some
body must say something! The boy
turned toward his mother. But 1t
was rather to himself that he spoke,
saying in a whisper, slowly, She
must have been a very little wo-
man" That was all. The scene fad
ed from the view but not from the
memory of those who saw it. That
boys voice still lives in vivid re-
membrance -. Douglas Scott
is not in one of the armies of the
British Empire in its Cavalcade OF
1913; he is soldier in the Army
of the United States. Undoubtedly
he is just as fine fellow as we
would have expected from the little
boy of "Cavalcade. Here at the
USO we like him a lot and we
hope that in the years ahead his
good luck will hold up, enabling him
to call out, again and again, in
that well remembered voice the
equivalent of his winning cry OF
"Bingol"