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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Because II is dearer 10 a
mans heart than any other
place in the house. let's start
with the dining room.
This i contend is a completely
artificial and useless room.
tackled on by women just 10 set
themselves of from other
women whose husbands eat in
the kitchen.
WHICH is by all odds the best
w place in the house TO eat
because you can not only see
what's going on and keep
close check. but you can smell
the food in the process Of being
prepared-and for a lot of food,
that's the best part of IT.
Besides. the pleasure Of watch
ing the little woman at work
preparing a mans food. gives a
spice and zest TO the vittles that
cannot be obtained otherwise.
THE epic spectacle OF little
Il woman rassling with a big
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

newspaper critics who predicted
"Abie's Irish Rose would be q
success.
The other correct critic was
Alan Dale.
TIVE Japs are building SUBJ
Il marine freighters TO achievs
safe transportation between
Japan and its new possessions.
Simon Lake offered To build
some huge submarine freighteIs
for the United States some time
ago, but couldn't get the idea
over in Washington, ID. c.
In Muskegon. Mich, a vehicle
construction outfit took four
door sedan and made a Is
passenger bus out of il in short
order.
The sedan was cut in half and
a 6-foot extension inserted.
The altered vehicle does not
use up any more rubber than
the four-door sedan did and very
little additional gasoline.
Seems TO be an outstanding
method of conserving fuel and
rubber for the transportation OF
war workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
WasIlingf0n
Heartbeat

dinner would he delayed until
the maid had listened to all the
evening news broadcasts.
Another offered a weirder
yarn.
She went 10 tie agency and
landed what looked TO her like
a beaut.
She described the household
duties to her. adding:
I'm our house, n always has
been n custom TO have breakfast
I'm bed"
'Zatso? was the chilled reply.
"Yours-or mine:"
TIVE Big Time: William Saro-
Il vans The Human Comedy"
Vivian Della Chiesa's chanting.
via Chs American Melody
Hour"
Cab Calloway's recording OF
'Ogechee River Lullaby" a
siZZler.
Evelyn's magic violinstrument
with Phil Spitalny's crew.
- &c TOWN Smalltalk: The
~ women's magazines are all
planning to even UP Times re
cent description of Ursula Par
rott.
They described her as "a mid
dle-aged matron" because she's
80.
Her friends who write-are
going 10 ask Time why Clare
Luce, about the same age. isn't
listed as a middle-aged matron
and also why Time always de-
scribes a man in his 40s as "a
dynamic young executive!
The Victory Book Campaign,
requesting good books mot
trash) TO send to men In the
services--has a good slogan:
"Send the book you don't want
10 give"
Jack Alexander of the Sateve-
post will be a correspondent in
Africa.
Exciting suggestion heard
here: Since the Nazis made their
Jews pin a big y" on their
sleeves in public-why not latter
the war; make Nazis still wear
swastikas
WASHINGTON Repartee-Hee:
w Tho Presidency must be
q wonderful lob"
what makes you think so:"
Because 20 many mon want
t."
Copyright BY Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
BY u. ID. McEvOy:
Candle Light

stove appeals to something ele-
mental in a man.
IL stirs up atavistic depths of
satisfaction which never can be
tapped by the man who sits
stiffiy at a dining room table in
another part Of the house, and
sees only the finished product
carried in, and none of the in
terminable struggle that went
into the preparation OF it.
Obviously, the mere existence
OF dining room is a mistake
But that isn't all.
What else are women doing
about dining rooms.
Let me tell you what they are
all trying to do.
While a thousand laboratories
are busy researching improved
methods of lighting a room by
electricity. women are turning
back the clock and substituting
candles.
And this at a time when
you really need a light 10 see
what new form of sabotage
might be going on in the
kitchen.
TONIGHT. thousands OF men
Il will grope in the dark for
their plates-or their mouths
or their dinner partners-while
the women guests carry on a
gay banter in the gloom and
congratulate the hostess on the
almost complete blackout she
has achieved.
IL you ask your wife why
after she has driven you crazy
putting in floor plugs, ceiling
inlets and Sidewalk outlets-for
direct lighting, indirect lighting,
incandescent lighting. fuoreS-
cent lighting she'll gayly
answer.
"oh. you meu just don't un-
derstand.
women prefer candle light
Its so hattering"'
And that, my lads, ends the
discussion.
But il won't stop me!
The next lecture in this course
will be Windows or Wives" or
Give Me the Sun. Mother"
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

THE condition described as
Il soldiers heart" by Doctor
Ga Costa of Philadelphia during
the Civil War and which we
called neurocirculatory asthenia
III World War I, was unques-
tionably due to the interference
OF the emotions of fear and
apprehension with the normal
functioning Of the heart rate.
There is a question which GER
tain psychologists have brought
up as to whether, in a person
who has first an emotional dis
order causing functional upset
OF the heart. such as irregular
pulse, with the disturbance con-
tinuing for a long time, it isn't
POSSIBLE for structural or organic
changes to arise in the heart.
THERE is still another aspect
Il of the situation and il con-
Germs the situation where
person has actual organic heart
disease, such as high blood
pressure or angina pectoris.
The question arises as to what
effect emotional storms have on
the course and outcome of his
disease.
l recently have been shown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

THE BIG PARADE: Publisher
u John Knight of the Miami
Herald and his chief editors.
John Pennykamp and Lee Hills.
at the news publishers confab.
Randolph Paul Of the u. S.
Treasury. He's fighting Ruml
as though his name were Rom
mel.
Steve Early, the Presidents
press chief, swapping hand
waves in the Mayfiower foyer.
Mark Woods, head man OF the
Blue Network, in the Statler
lobby after confabbing with
some Of his maynard commenta-
tors.
Admiral Randall Jacobs, USN,
buried under a desk OF mail.
Clare Luce in the House OF
Representatives enjoying her
beginners luck"
John Edgar Hoover Of the
F'BI. whose big job this week is
Appropriations"
o. John Rogge. who will prose-
cute the sedition cases.
He assures reporters the trials
will start next month.
CALLIES IN OUR ALLEY: At
~ the finish of FDR's Lincoln
Day address. which promised
ultimate destruction of all Fas-
cist governments (and an early
invasion of Yurrop) one Of his
Il-wishers said TO a group:
VERY unsatisfactory. He dis
appointed me-"
"Whad'ja expect 10 come out
Of tho loudspeaker." said q
squelcher, "Rommel?
Two locals were discussing the
rtlmors that biggie was on the
way out.
"What'd he do wrong ?" asked
one.
you mean" was the retort,
.whAt,d he do right 20
vL MOS OF A NEW
AVA YORKER: Ursula PARROT,
waiting for her trial i'm Florida.
has fled for divorce against A.
Coster Schermerhorn.
He's an air corps captain.
She says magazines have can
ceiled $4,000 worth OF articles
by her.
The Elmer Davis-Col. Dono-
van fight is getting good.
Elmer is also having trouble
with Sec'y Hull over passports
for owl staffers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Emotions
Studied
BY DIR. Logan CIendening

examples of two patients who
exhibited this relationship.
One was a man. As years of
age. who had for several years
had symptoms of emotional up
set in the form of depression,
Iritability and rcstlessness.
Then one day he had a severe
pain over the heart with
smothering sensation. sense OF
PRESSURE in the chest and pain
down the left arm.
THESE symptoms which were
Il attributed 10 angina pectoris
were associated with great fear
so that within a short time 1t
was difficult TO tell whether he
was sicker from his heart or
from his emotional state.
In fact, he was sent by his
physician TO a psychologist who
made a complete psychologist
study of him and found that he
remembered being present when
there were arguments between
his mother and his father. and
as early as the age of four these
domestic scenes would produce
pain over his heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

poration" does not consider him
self fat and his bulge or bay
window" causes him no concern
whatever.
The aforementioned shape
statistician says there are u.s.
100000 women in the United
States who think their hips are
too large.
For the man or woman who
can originate a truly effective
hip-snipping system there is a
huge fortune awaiting.
WMosT of the talk about the
IVA good old days Is tho
bunk" emphatically states a
contemporary.
Well, maybe most of it is.
But not all.
As, for instance, take the good
old days Of 1920 when savings
banks were paying 5ha per cent
interest.
Here's a matrimonial record
for you to top.
A Hollywood woman was mar
ried FIVE times before she was
81 and had her first baby at
the age of 80.
Another of Alexander WOOL
colts achievements was that he
was one of the two Manhattan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

A MOTHER patient with the
n same feeling of depression
had pain and a smothering SEN
sation in the chest.
He stated that these always
occurred when his wife left
home for a visit; he assured the
physician that he would be all
right as soon as his wife re-
turned TO town.
Both of these cases showed
evidence by instrumental exami-
nation of considerable organic
trouble in the heart and it Is
significant that both of them
were treated more by the
psychologist than by any drugs
or physical forms of treatment.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
J. L.: What is a prolapsed
stomach?
Answer: a prolapsed stomach
Is one that has fallen down out
of the place that the stomach
usually occupies in the abdomen.
II generally goes with the
thin, linear type Of build.
1t is not serious and with some
little attention TO care and diet.
l believe the symptoms can be
held in allegiance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Henry McLemoTs is on
hrs way overseas.
For this period. J. p.
NICE voy. the weH-known
writer. rs substituting for
him.
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Published every week Day Evening and
sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
company At i27s Times Square. Detroit.
Michigan.
Entered at Detroit. Mich an second Class
Mail Matter.
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Better Health
TIVE heart has notably been

TIVE heart has notably been
l. associated with the emotions.
When we ordinarily talk about
a mans heart. we are referring
not to the physical disturbances
which he might have but to his
emotional and sympathetic re-
actions.
This means, at least, that the
heart can be disturbed by psyche
logic states and that this often
will fool the patient and some
times the doctor into believing
that real organic heart disease
IS present.
Physicians often speak OF a
cardiac neurosis" by which
they mean q patient who is so
Upset about his heart or by the
actions of his heart that il is
difficult 10 convince him that
no serious heart failure Is
present.
These are very difficult patients
to treat because il is by no
means easy 10 convince them of
this fact.
And indeed sometimes IL al
most looks as If organic or at
least physiologic heart disease
could arise from an upset
nervous system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Genius Does
What Id Must
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Brokerage Cards
Merchandise
Household Furnishings

HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. like
new, reasonable. Inquire 2l2 Arnet
or 1853 sheridan.
STUDIO COUCH. innersprinE pill
low backs, brown figured material.
very good condition. $50. l03
Wallace Blvd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
BIDS WANTED

BIDS WANTED
ron
sl34. 10000 GENERAL OBLIGATION
HOSPITAL BONDS
or THE
CITY or YPsILANTI, MICHIGAN
Sealed proposals will be received
by tho undersigned at tho office OF
the city Clerk OF the city Of Ypsi-
lanti, Michigan until 1880 .. m. East
ern Standard war Time, on Monday,
March 20, 1913, and then publicly
opened at a council meeting follow
ing on said evening. March %. 1913.
Tor the purchase OF the tt34. 900 90
General Obligation Bonds Of the city
Bonds.
The Bonds shall be dated June 16,
1912, and shall mature serially
100000 June l6. each year 1913 to
1876 both inclusive and SO. 900 90
June 16, each year, 1851 to 1862 both
inclusive: shall be coupon bonds of
the denomination Of $1,000 each, num-
bered consecutively In direct order
or their maturities from to 1874
both inclusive; and shall bear inter-
est at rate or rates. not exceeding
a u per annum. expressed in multi
pies or 4 OF q. and said interest
shall be payable semi-annually on
December 10th and June 10th. The
interest on said bond issue to COM
mence as OF December Is, 1912 and
the first coupon thereon TO be due
June &c, 1888. Both principal and
interest shall be payable at the office
Of the city Treasurer OF the city of
Ipsllanti Michigan
Said Bonds are to be subject 10 re-
dempt on before maturity at the op-
ton OF the city OF YpsllQnti on any
interest date on and after June is.
1876 at par and accrued interest,
lHA In
a paper circulated in the State OF
Michigan which carries as a part OF
its regular services the notices OF
the sale OF municipal bonds.
The Bonds shall be awarded TO the
bidder whose bid produces the low
est Interest cost TO the city after de-
Quoting the premium offered, IL any.
Interest on premium shall not be
considered az deductible in deter
mining the net Interest cost. Interest
on bonds will be computed to matur-
ity dates in determining the interest
cost thereon.
No proposal for less than all OF the
bonds Will be considered.
The City IL authorized and re-
Quired by Law 90 levy upon all the
taxable property therein, such nd
valorem taxes as may be necessary
TO pay the bonds and interest there
on, without Limitation as to rate or
Envelopes containing the bids
should be plainly marked Proposal
for Bonds"
a certified check In the amount OF
"a of the total par value OF the
bonds drawn upon an Incorporated
bank or trust company and payable
TO the order OF the Treasurer OF the
city must accompany each bid as a
guarantee 81 good faith on the part OF
the bidder. No Interest shall be al
lowed on the good faith checks.
Bids shall be conditioned upon the
unqualified opinion of the purchase
er's attorney approving the Legality
Of the bonds. The coss OF such an
opinion and tie cost OF printing the
bonds shall be paid by the purchaser.
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids
HARVEY e. HOLMES
Adv. $40 CITY CLERK.
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Lots

BUILDING SITE. 10 lots ON corner.
Packard Rd., frontage. Fun price
5000, Terms, 500 down. II Peet,
SO y. Huron St, 1871. open even
!ngs.
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CALL OUR ADTAKER At 40 for
Classified advertising service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Students
Legal Notices
BIENNIAL sPRIHo
ELECTION

To the Qualified Electors:
Notice Is hereby given That BIZ
ennlaI sprlug Election viii be held
In the Township OF superior. state
OF Michigan. at Superior Town Hall.
Within said Township on Monday.
April 8. 1913 For tho purpose or
eleotlng the following officers via
STATE OFFICES
Two Regents Of the University,
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public lnstruc.
tlon. Member OF the state Board or
Education, Two members OF the
state Board OF Agriculture, state
Highway Commissioner ito fill va
cancyl. for term ending June 30, 1879.
NON-PARTISAN OFFICERS
Two justices OF the supreme
COUNTY OFFICERS
County Commissioner Of Schools.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
Supervisor, Township Clerk. Town
ship Treasurer. Justice Of the Peace
tfull term), Constables. Member OF
the Board Of Review.
And to vote on the following prop
ositiOns:
/. shall section ~ OF Article 9
OF the State Constitution be amend
ed to provide for the election OF
Township Officers for term OF two
years."
z Shall Section 2 Article II OF
the State Constitution be amended
to validate certain alterations or
mortgages Of homestead lands"
And any additional Amendments or
Referendums that may be submitted.
The Polls OF said election will bs
open from TO ~ o'clock a. NJ. and
from ! to 3 o'clock y. NJ
Business meeting at 1 o'clock r.
NJ.
EMIL LIDKE. Jr.
Adv. 322S wnshlp Clerk
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Legal Notices
APPOINTMENT OF
DEMONSTRATION

- o. usUE1
sTATE or MICHIGAN. Tn. Pro.
bate Codrt for the County Of wash.
tenaw.
At n session OF said Court. held a,
the Probate office in the City CT
Ann Arbor IN said County. on the
sth day % March. A. y. 1913.
Present Hon. jay G.. Pray. Judge
or Probate.
In tie Matter a the Estate OF
Loren r. Dean, Deceased.
Truman J. Dean having filed in
Fala Court DTS petition praying that
tie administration % said estate DO
granted TO Truman J. Dean or to
some other suitable person.
u is Ordered. That tie Sth d1v OF
April, \. j.. 1913. ~ ten O'Clock
On tie forenoon. at said Probate Of
flee. be and is hereby appointed for
hearing said petition:
D. is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
son o. q copy OF this order. once
each week for three successive
weeks previous 70 said dav NJ hear
ing lH The Ius.is0ti Daily Press. n
news PAPER printed and circulated In
said COUNTY.
JAY c. PRAY.
Judge Of Probate
s '-rs -o1-.
SJRA - B0DGrRT.
Register OF Probate.
Adv f-t2I
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Help Wanted-Msie
Man

WANTED with Grocery Expert
ence 10 manage wholesale gro
cery. Cash and Carry branch in
fpSilanti Write giving expert
ence. age, telephone number and
addre5s 10 Lee & Cady. I'LL f.. s.
Mile I'd. Ferndale, Mich. Box So.
Attention Mr.. Heiser or cali
sunday only Vermont 7TG3s.
WANTED-Car unloaders and haul
ers. Also men with their own
trucks. The more you handle tho
more you make. Apply In person.
DO not phone. Webb Coal Go. CPS
~ Huron
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

LEVEL LOTS In Watsonia subdivi.
sion near Bomber Plant. Only So
each. II. Peot. 80 y. Huron St,
1871. Omen evenings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Wanted To Buy

WANTED or I burner apt.
size electric stove. Phone
2527-W
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Merchants Specials

MATTRESSES 1895. suitcases ti.2
up. Sleep Shop. 10 W. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

NEAR Normal on W. Cross. 81 room
modern income, well constructed
house $500. Terms. H. Poet. SO
y. Huron St, 1871. open evenings
FOR SALE
Small lIouse--So. Deyonshire. Terms.
Leever & Lever, $50 Ann st.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-26

Stars Of stage and screen
combine talents to provide
a musical fantasy Of nnusu-
al brilliance in M-G-M's S
Cabin in the Sky 2 now
playing at the Palace Theat
re. Based Oh the New York
stage hit Of the same name.
Cabin in the Sky deals
with the struggles Of Pc
tunia, played by Ethel Wat
ers, aided by the forces Of
good, to save the soul of her
well l-meaning ! but weak
willed husband. Little Joe.
portrayed by Eddie (Ro-
chester) Anderson. The
forces Of evil, represented
by Lucifer, Jr., Rex Ingram
plot the downfall Of Little
Joe in an air-conditioned
room In Hades. They enlist
the aid Of temptress Lena
Horne, sensational young
MGM singing star. But
Petunia fights fire with fire
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-26

makes the song, Taking a
Chance on Love, : some
thing to long remember.
Lena Horne will thrill YOU
when spu hear her sing
Honey in the Honeycomb
Rochester and Miss Horne
do a comic duet, "Conse-
guences.'' Other musical
highligbts are provided by
Duke Ellington and his pop
ular band and the famous
Hall Johnson Choir. Also
in the cast are Louis Arm
strong ef the celebrated
trumpet & the dance team
Of Buck and Bubbles.
Kenneth spencer gives a
fine Characterization as the
General Of the Lord.
yincente Minnelli of Broad
way famed directed and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-26

Producer Arthur Freed has
provided spectacular set
tings and costumes.
TABERNACLE

Continued from Page ~
the mems team.
The Rebekah Mission Cir
Gle will meet Thursday at
6 p. M. at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Sanford on Home Av.
and Williams st. Mrs. lola
Parks is Circle Leader.
Last Monday evening.
the Young4Grls Auxiliary
Of the church observed Re-
creation Monday Mrs. Mel
lie Jones delivered d very
timely message. Mrs, Armer
Miller is club supervisor.
The Baptist Training I'm
ion is studying Christian
Standards Of Life for ths
next several Sundays. The
first IN the series, 'The
Christian and His Use of
Time will be discussed
this afternoon by the Youth
Group. Mrs. Ethel Owings,
leader OF this group, In ex-
tending an invitation to all
young people Of the city to
be present. Music will be
furnished by the Taber-
nacla Singers,
Pre-Regional Mass Meet
was held Friday evening at
the Corinthian Bapt. church
to complete plans for the in
tertainment Of the North
East Regional Meeting of
the National Baptist Conven
ton, Inc. which will con-
vene here April Ia and Is.
Rev. J. L. Ruckman deliv-
cred the sermon. Rev. } w.
Broaddus is general chair
man Of the event,
Mrs. Armer Miller Of this
city has been notified by l1u
In O. Mcclure Of the Ohio
Public Health Association
at Columbus, OF her appoint
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-26

ment as Il member of the
Montgomery County Tuber
fulpsis Association OF Mrs.
Jane E. Hunter, Pres. of
Ohio State Federation of
Colored Women's Clubs in
formed the Health Associa--
ton Of Mrs. Miller's eifieien
cy as a leader in the Fed
Grated Club. Mrs. Miller's
duty is to assist IN an essay
project on tuberculosis
for young people being snaa
sored during March and
April. Mrs. Miller Is we'll
known in civic and relig-
ious circles here.
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Stage Screen and Radio
Stars Score In M-G-M
Musical, Cabin in the Sky
Palace Theatre Mar. 28--3l

and with the forces of good
on her side rescues Little
Joe from the clutches of ev-
il temptations
Singing the ballads Hap
pins IS Is Just a Thing Cali
ed joe and Cabin in the
Sky" as only she can sing
them. Ethel Waters also
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Evening star., 1943-08-31

Haberman. husband of Mrs. Gladys
kemper Haberman. 3l1 Riggs road,
Chillum, Hyattsville, Md, and
Arnold Metzger, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leopold Metzger, 26l1 Adams
Mill road NV. are stationed at
this basic training center for the
Army Air Forces.
NEW LONDON, Conn. Radio
man David H. Hans, l9, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Hans, 1852 Second
street S.W., and Yeoman Daniel D.
Toomey, 26, son of Mrs. H. Toomey
035 Sixth street NE, have complet-
ed basic training at the submarine
school here. Yeoman Toomey en-
listed in the Navy two and a half
years ago.
Charles B. Lane 3811 Russell road.
Alexandria, Va. recently was grad
uated from the Maritime Serv-
ice Officers School here at Fort
Trumbell, commissioned an ensign
in the Maritime Service and award
ed a license as a third assistant
engineer.
CAMP RUCKER, Ala.-Pvt. How
ard A. Whitehead, husband OF Mrs.
Dorothy Whitebread, 7O6 Dartmouth
avenue, Silver Spring, Md, has been
promoted to corporal He is a clerk
in field artillery battalion. He
formerly was employed as admins
trative assistant on the Social Sc
curity Board.
MARIANA, Fla.-Sergt. Zack D.