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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Read The Long Watt a Tale
Of Arctic War Heroism, Monday

One The most exciting stories Of courage and endur.
Of the Arctic starts Monday, in The
Detroit Times with publication of THE LONG WAIT
dramatic true tale of Flying Fortress which crashed in
the Greenland ice cap and of months of suffering for its
army before
Read how vicious Arctic thrust nine men into
the frozen midwnter unprepared minus equipment setting
up teamwork of many army navy coast guard and
civilians to the stranded group. Five
killed three of them because of their valiant efforts help
the filters. Eight others out alive
Capt Oliver LaFarge reports this tale of hardship and
courage told to him by three of the survivors. Capt
LaFarge the famous novelist and short story
who won the Pulitzer Prize for his novel THE Laughing
Boy, and who also the o. Henry Memorial Prize for
his short stories.
SO you may follow each insalmcnt of the saga Of the
North urged to leave your order with your Times
dealer in advance, he'll copy for you dial
Cherry $500 TO arrange for delivery Of the Times
to your home Thus avoid possible disappointment recev
ing paper newspapers delivered
and corners a selout basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

parties at the big red house
on R street" have been the
subject Of investigation.
Chairman May CD) Of Kentucky
said that the committee would
confer with counsel TO consider
the advisability Of contempt pro-
ceedingS. Monroe couldn't recall
names Of high New Dealers
who allegedly had warned him
that an investigation of has social
and business affairs was a smear
campaign.
The best Monroe could do was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Continued on Page III
I Windsor Filters
Killed in Action

Two Windsor fliers today were
reported killed in action with the
RCAF in operational flights over
seas.
They are Flight 1t. Brian Casey
n, son Of Fred Casey, Brighton
Beach. and SGT. Pilot Woolian
Freeman. 20. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Freeman Of 232 Matthew
boulevard. Riverside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

to recollect that Senator Brewster
CR) of Maine had told him
they're going to do a job on you,
and that Senator Bridges. (R) of
New Hampshire had received five
anonymous phone calls about me. "
Brewster denied that he had made
the statement
Brewster and Bridges are not
New Dealers.
I'm sorry, but I've got "a very
bad memory" Monroe told the
committee, really 1 have"
Brewster said he had not had
amy extended conversation" with
Monroe in nine months. The sena-
tor said he twice had attended
at the r street residence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

their 4-year-old son have been re-
ported IN Germany and Italy since
the former No. Nazi landed IN
Scotland the night Of May 10.
1871, with an abortive peace pro-
poSal.
Thorne said last October that
Frau Hess had asked the British
government for permission TO JON
her husband in England
A government spokesman sub
sequently told Thorfe that Frau
Hess was not IN Britain Vat that
time and that there was no hkeli-
hood Of granting her facilities TO
come here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Chicago Gang Chief
Rubbed Out al Bar

CHICAGO. May 8 CuP)-SquaiS
Of police searched underworld
haunts today for the methodical
aSSassinS Of Danny Stanton. Chi
Cages public enemy No. l, who
was slam with his bodyguard ldst
night, possibly because he hoped
to seize control Of the city'S tot
tcring syndicate Of vice. crime
and gambling.
Stanton. a ganC>ter of the
Capone era OF bootleg and more
recently car of the labor
racket. was rubbed out while
standing az the bar Of a tavern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
. NAZI AIDES KILLED

NEW YORK. May 6 GNSD Tic
Moscow radio reported today that
Polish patriots had killed two more
German officials in the streets oil
Warsaw. one Of them a high labor
official NOTED for his brutality
against the Poles" according IA
CHS. Moscow also said that Pol
ish guerilla fighters wrecked a
German troop and munitions train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
POLISH ENVOY LEAVES

KUIBYSHEV. L. s. 6. r. May
s Polish Ambassador Ia
deuSz Romer and his staff left to-
day for Teheran The departure
resulted from the break in Polish
Soviet relations caused BY Polish
proposals for investigation OF Axis
charges that 10000 Polish soldiers
had been slain IN the Smolensk
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
DeVers Takes
Andrews Place

WASHINGTON. May s tUP)-
1t Cen Jacob l.. DeverS. chief OF
the armOred force has been deSig-
mated new commander Of L. S
forces IN the European theater
Secretary Of War StImSon an
nounced today lie succeeds 1t
Gen Frank NJ. Andrews, who was
killed In a plane crash in Iceland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
New Control
On Pay Scale
Being Sought
Present Going Rates
Should Be Recognized
as Basis. Board Says

WASHINGTON. May 6 (INS)--
The War Labor Board, admitting
that President Rooseevlt's hold
the-line order virtually stripped it
of power, today appealed to the
White House for authority to scrap
its own Little Steel formula" and
establish wage controls on the
basis of prevailing going rates"
of pay.
The appeal was made, it was
learned, in statement sent by
the WLB to the White House Of
fees of James F. Byrnes, economic
STERILIZATION director.
The WLB resumed its attempt
today to settle the wage differ
ences between the United Mine
Workers and soft coal operators.
John L. Lewis kept good his word
and failed to appear.
LEWIS ABSENT
The hearing opened at 10 a. m.
with all parties represented except
Lewis and his miners.
The WLB, in its declaration to
Byrnes, suggested that the new
| "going rate" be set by obtaining
the most frequently paid wage
scale in an industrial area and
fixing it as the ceiling up to which
all pay could be brought.
If the going rate was found to
be so cents an hour. the board
would be given authority to read
just all wages up to that level.
| If there was any conflict in
figures over the going rate of pay,
the board, as concession to the
Initiation control program of the
administration, would establish
the lower figure as the ceiling.
WIDESPREAD UNREST
Unwritten and unexpressed I'm
the appeal to Byrnes were the
fears of the board that the nation
faced a new wave of strikes.
In this connection. labor menu
bers of the WLB have warned the
board that there is widespread un-
rest among the rank and file OF
organized workers over the pres.
ent pay scales and they believe
that living costs have not been
controlled as rigidly as the Rooses
welt administration promised.
Although the WLB statement
was sent to Byrnes. it was believed
that the proposals made by the
WLB would have to be approved
by the President himself.
] If approved, the new plan would
wipe out the boards controversial
Little Steel formula which holds
wage increase TO Is per cent II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
u. 5. Filters in China
Beat Japs Z 10 One

! WASHINGTON. May 8 uNS)-
1t. Gen. Herbert Morgan. assistant
chief OF staff and operations
officer for the 1ith Air Force
in China. said today that army
airmcn have maintained more than
a II 10 | supremacy over thc
Japanese in the number OF planes
destroyed since July 4. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
TheWarFron+s

PoLAND-PrcmieT Stain says
he'd like 10 see a strong and
independent Polish state after
the war, Premier Sikorski
welcomes his proposal for a
pact directed against Ger
many; prospects for reSump-
ton Of relations brighten.
Page H.
TUNISLA-British First Army
takes Mont Bou Aoukaz, last
barrier before Tunis plain;
Allied artillery sets Bizerte
HarbOr area afire; Eighth
Army patrols stab deeply be-
hind enemy lines: u. S. Sec
ond Corps rcpulSeS counterat-
tacks. page l.
MANULA-Premier TOTO boasts
that Japan IS ready 10 strike
a blow that will be the
comp dc grace to her enemies.
page p
AUSTRALIA ZONE-Gen Mac
Arthur exalts fallen CorreGi-
dor as our Holy Grail on
anniversary Of the Philippine
baSton's fall. Page p
RI SSIA-Red Army gains eight
miles IN The northwest eau
CaSuS, ca ptures German
stronghold only 10 miles from
NoVOrOSSi Sk naval base.
page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Divorces Writer'S Son

HOLLYWOOD. May 6 INSl-
Jane Fowler, "a, an artist. TODAY
won a divorce from Gene Fowler
Jr., 70, son of the writer She
testified that her husband treated
her so badly that She lost Welght.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
British Submarine Sunk

LONDON, May 8 GNS)-The
British submarine Sahib has been
sunk in the central Mediterranean.
tho admiralty announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
INTENTION. WAR WORkERS-

Dawn Premiere, = a m. Abbott and
Costello in Damon Runyon'S 1t
Amt Hay Also Power Of the
Press" FOX THEATER. ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Memory Fails Host
OF R Street Parties
CFrom UP and ms DispateheD

WASHINGTON, May 6-The House military affairs
committee decide what do about the very
bad memory Of John p Monroe, whose lavish dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Sets BiZerte Afire
StoIin Offers Poland
Poet Against Nozis

LONDON, May 6 (UP)-Wladslaw Skorski premier
of the Polish exile government today welcomed proposal
from Premier Stain for Polish Russian pact directed
against Germany and Allied quarters believed prospects
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
HE DOESN'T KNOW"

Isn't Your sister an employe OF
Goering >" the district attorney
asked
Donay fdgeted on the stand
glanced al ms attorney and then
out Of the window. and finally
answered:
~ don't know"
Doesn't she tell YOU in this
letter that she works for Goer-
ing ."
II don't know
Turning TO Judge Picard. the
tall handsome former German
army corporal remarked:
your honor, there il a story
behind that letter. IL might
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
DANCE AT TIE OREGON

Tack Madison'S Band Opens Fri
day Night, MAY 7th-4255 Wood
ward Dancing Partners Furnished
ADV.
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The Weather
HOT RLY TEMPERATURES

The sun win SCI a. 80 p. m. today.
and rise tomorrow a. 8 20 q m.
The moon will set A. 1898 p. N.
today, and rise tomorrow a. SSH a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

were Frightening for resump-
ton of relations between the
two governments.
THE Polish nation wants, OF
course, to continue friendly rels-
tions with Russia and base them
on an alliance directed against
Germany" SikorSki said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
LETTER RELEASED

His statement followed release
in Moscow of letter replying 10
questions on the Soviet Polish dis
.pute posed by Ralph Parker, Mos
COW correspondent of the New
York Times.
Stain said Russia "unquestion-
ably" wished 10 see a strong and
independent Poland after the war
and suggested, should the Polish
people so desire" an alliance pro-
viding for mutual assistance
against the Germans as the chief
enemies OF the Soviet Union and
Poland.
Sikorski agreed with Stain
that the Germans have been for
ages the common and implacable
enemy Of both Poles and Rus
SLAMS" and said his government
stood ready TO give positive an
Swer 10 any Soviet initiative
which viii coincide with the in
terestS Of the Polish republic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
WORRIES OVER POLES

SikorSki added however.
1T IL difficult for me not to
he restrained, even in the face
OF such a favorable declaration
nv Premier Stain, at the very
moment when the Polish ambaS-
sador has left Russia and masses
Of the Polish populations in the
L. =. =. X. are left without the
care and assistance of their gov
eminent"
II was regarded as noteworthy
that Stain in his answers 10 Tho
Times QUESTIONABLE avoided The
sore spots in the Polish
Russian dispute postwar frontiers
and the German charge that the
SovietS had murdered 10000 Pc
iiSh army officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
TWO AXIS SHIPS sunk

The Allied air forces, baEging II
enemy planes and two supply ships
and damaging seven other ships.
lost only four aircraft. American
fighter planes flew more than
200 SorticS Wednesday. "A record
for them in q single day.
American ground troops in the
northern sector were mopplng up
after their advances in the Ma
tour sector. Most prisoners seized
,Cnntinnnh IN ~ d. al IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
FLIERS START FIRES

Flying FOrtreSSeS also set wide
spread fires IN the harbar area Of
TuniS and nearby la Goulette, the
dispatch said.
French and American troops
tightening their pInCcrS on Bizerio
captured 300 prisoners in their adj
. vanceS from the west and south
\Hest.
Today communiquc said a for
nation OF nne AXIS arplanes was
shot down by L s. LightnlngS off
the TunSia coast. 4 United Press
dispatch from a forward air base
said the nine included SiN air trans
ports. at least two OF which car
RED troopS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
British Take
d Miles
From TuniiS
Seize Last Barrier
TO Plain Leading
TO Capital City

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
North Africa, May s up
Allied artillery set fire 10 the
harbor area of Bizerte. Tunisia' s
second city, today while ground
forces pounded closer from the
west and southwest and the British
First Army captured battle
SCARED Djebel tMount)) Bou
Aoukaz, last formidable barrier
guarding the plain leading 10
TuniS. the capital.
a dispatch from an advance Al
he'd air base said reconnaissance
lanes had reported Allied artillery
bombarding the Bizerte harbOr
area while bomberS joined in the
assault Docks. WharyeS and ship.
yards We're afirc. the dispatch said
The filters credited the gunnerS
with setting most OF the fires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
SAYS HE Is POLE

Donay attempted to picture him
self as a Pole who happened to
serve during the last war in the
German army and since has become
a good American citizen who never
has belonged to the Bund and has
always refused even 10 discuss in
ternational politics with friends.
He testified he was born in PoSen
which became a part of Poland in
1919.
Commented Federal Judge Frank
A. Picard
"PoSen was a part OF Germany
until after the last war. Before
that YOU, at the age of :. moved
10 Berlin.
District Atty John C. Lehr then
introduced a letter 10 Donay from
sister, Lucy. in Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Dondy Denies
He Was Born
|nGernndny
U. S. Says His Sister
Is Goerine Employee;
He Fights Bund Link
BY VERA BROWN

When Theodore Donay testified
today that he is q Pole and not a
German, the government intro
duced evidence indicating that
Donay's sister is an employe of
Reichmarshal II erman Goering
and that the favorite songs of the
defendant are German renditions
OF we Go TO England and
Ahead for Victory"
Photograph records of the two
German war numbers were seized
in Donay's shop at 1852 Gratiot
and may be played in federal
court before the trial ends.
Donay is accused OF aiding Ober-
leutnant Hans Peter Krug when
the fiier escaped 10 Detroit and
brought about death sentence
for Max Stephan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
"It's spring.
cleaning time
az that Big
Red House
on r street."

C. VI. MACARTHUR. DENTIST
iii GrlSwold. over KinseTa
Hours 80 Sundays, l0-l2.-AdW
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
War Problem Clinic:
Young Mother
Is Told 10 Seek
Reconciliation
War Problem Clinic:

The problems Of a young bride
and mother are discussed in to-
days WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
Her husband wants a divorce. and
she would like TO keep her home
together and be able TO give her
child the benefits Of an established
home.
Judge James f. Chenot of the
Wayne County circuit court an
swers this problem and offers sug-
gestions that will be Of value TO
others faced with similar prob
lens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Divorced Mother Seeks
Advice on Her Status
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
Four years ago l was granted a
divorce and custody Of my chill
dren. One month after the di-
vorce was final. my husband and ]
decided 10 live together again. and
remained so for over two years
Then because Of his misconduct
ordered him out Of the house.
l still have my children. and
would like 10 know IL I am con-
sidered divorced even though my
husband and I lived together after
the divorce was granted ] am
going with another man and we
want 10 marry. He is a good home
man and will be good provider
for my children. MRS. c. r.
Dear Mira. {. r.:
IL sau-Hted- wifit-vour ~
husband after the divorce decree
was granted. without the benefit
of new marriage ceremony,
you should consult a lawyer who
will ask YOU many questions as
to your relationship. He will
advise YOU whether or not you
are his commonlsw wife.
EDWARD POKORNY,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Young Wife Advised
Against Divorce

War Problem Clinic:
/ am a young woman In my
early twentieS and have n daugh-
ter a few weeks old My husband
has been with me only now and
then since our marriage, claiming
he is unhappy and wishes TO be
free. He has filed suit for divorce
and ] do not want one as i think
our child should raised with
both parents. Should / contest
the divorce? Do YOU think II is
possible for us TO start over and
begin life anew? MRS. j. G.. JR.
Dear Mrs. j. q. Jr.:
The preservation Of your
home 80 that your daughter may
have the advantage Of her
fathers companionship and
guidance as she grows up should
he and undoubtedly Ii your first
concern.
IL In the duty Of counsel 10
make every effort 10 keep the
marriage relationship intact be-
fore taking the final steps that
lead TO divorce.
As you are being sued by your
husband you are entitled to have
the benefit Of the advice Of your
own attorney.
My advice IL that you consult
an attorney and see II you two
young people cannot, with the
help Of the attorneys in the
case. find = basis for reconciIia-
ton that will be permanent.
Common sense would seem To
Indicate that people In their
early twenties have not been
married long enough TO form q
measured Judgment that further
life together IL intolerable.
JUDGE JAMES r. CHENOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Dairy, Manager Fined

For selling coffee cream with
an insufficient butter fat content.
the Golden Valley Dairy. 140O7
Wyoming, and its manager. Harry
Greenstein, were each fined $50
yesterday by Recorders Judge
ellis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
InNrpr1arnlrN.r
Could Cleopatra Drink q Pearl
with Stomach Ulcer Pains7

An intriguing story % Cleopatra 10 the
one where an admirer praised IN. beauty Of
two OF her pearls, vhsreupou she dropped
one into a glass Of wine and drank IT,
she would hardly have done this had she
suffered after eating pains. Those who are
distressed with stomach or ulcer pains
indigestion, gas pains. heartburn. burning
sensation, bloat and other conditions caused
by excess acid should try UdgA Get a 2Sc
box Of CdEa Tablets from your druggist
FIRST dose must convince or return bon 10 us
and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
1 i. So

Girls rayon crepe blouse, in short or
long-sleeved styles. Pretty pastels and
whites. All neat, vell-hnished and
durable. Sizes s-I6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

Bright boycoats and vraparounds in
warm wool mixtures. Sizes s-ls.
Part wool logging sets in sizes j-6E
All smart, all warm, cory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

Adorable dresses for growing girls!
Floral prints. stripes, checks, plaids
and novelty patterns in washable
cottons. Sizes j-6H, and ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
2.94

Wraparound robes in warm che
Mile with corded belt. full skirt.
Cotton chenille in washable wine,
peach or blue. Sizes s TO Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
In Ln,trou, Rayor Velpeteer

Matching sets that will make Sister feel
glamorous as can be- Shirred brim bonnie
with feather trims and matching muf
jewel-toned coors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
HELEN NUTTALL AND RUSSELL
BROWN MARRIED JUNE 26

simplicliv marked the wedding
AZ which Miss Helen Nutiall. Of.
s. Auhln street and Russell s
Brown Jr son of the Rev and
Mrs Russell s Brown az ST
Louis spoke their wedding vows.
The wedding was solemnzed at
10 noon June 2es az tho home 81
The Rev. and Mrs Henderson Da-
Wis The Rev Nj Davis who Is
the assistant pastor ~ Bethel
AME churra performed the rites
The attractive brlde wore a
black summer sheer froeh which
was trimmed in white Iicr Access
series we're also white and her
,orsaFe was white orchid
Mrs Henderson Davis and Jesse
Owens were Witnesses at the cere-
nony
The bridegroom has resided IN
Detroit for the past TWO years
and Is employed IN the person
mel department ofthe Ford Motor
companS Tho bride Is employed
at the children's AID society
The couple IS at home at 1905
Inverness street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
WV NOTES

siay-at-Home camr at Lucy
Thurman Branch ywcA FOR girls
8 TO 10 years Of age will be more
fun than ever this year
New on the program are special
evening Sumner Fun activities
for high school girls on Tuesday
and FRIDAY from 47o to 1870
o'clock These include crafts skat-
inv dramatic swimming keep
1T exercises tennis, coed parties
and hikes a nominal registration
fee OF 75c covers the activities
for six weeks from July through
August s.
Activities for Younger girls IN
the stay-st-IIome camp will he
offered five days week. from
Monday through FRIDAY and d.
ylded into three two-weck periods
Campers NAV register at soc for
each two weeks Tho ptogfam IN
cludes crafts, music skating r.
hrary story hour, park trips.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Robert Nolan Choir
To Sing Sunday

y, popular demand. the Robert
Nolan hoir will repeat their con-
cert "Nu>lc in War lime In the
main auditorium 81 Detroit ln>ti-
lulc OF trts. John 4. nj Frederick
~ a:3O~in The afternoon. This sun.
das cenceri viii enable more De-
iroitefs. war WORKERS. visitors IN
the eli, including >ailurs and sol
dier> on iurlnugh an opportunity 10
hear this impressive message In
sung.
Music such a. the Nolan choir
does serve ~ means al bringing
comfort 90 the men on the hghiinc
ir"nt and 10 iamllieS lett behind on
the hene front.
Robert T.. nolan. conductor.
ionnder III The hoir X well.known
in detroit for his outstanding work
and ser, ice IN The community. For
the sunday pm. program. he has
made some notable changes on his
program Introducing three pairio .
ir caniatas: II Hear America Sing.
inc" with Morris NcGee. baritone:
1.-TWO americas with Theodore
Hunt. harllone looming IN from
rs. Navy and the >iirrinely pop
ular -Rallad for americans" with
Frederick Dcnnard. baritone. 4
dozen stimulating Negro spirltual>,
some especially arranged by Nr.
nolan VIII 20 10 make M n pro-
gram chncked full ~ variety and
inspiration. Listed amnng the So
loisi> 10 appear are Gertrude VIII
son. dramatic soprano: Georgia
Davis. coniralio: John stewart
and Walter Ruiled0e. tcnors. and
Gloria TAYLOR. pianist. The public
+ cordially Invited to be out >nn.
day afternoon.
Carrie Thomas.
Concert Manager.