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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

Doris Dunsill was graduated
from Western State college at
-alamaxoo in the June class.
She was 4 member of the So.
eiologY club. Psychology Form.
and Radio club while there. She
receiver her B.A. in English
education with a minor in psY.
chologY. Her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd J. Dungill went up
to the commencement exercise
with Kenneth. their son. who is
attending Howard university.
Doris expects to spend the sum-
mer sf home and begin work on
her masters degree in the fall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

forget the new date OF July ! 10
see Juniors on Parade.
X X X
Meetings were cancelled az the
homes Of Ethel Baker and Gladys
Dunlap during last week due 10 the
curfew.
X * X
Norman Webb 81 Bangor avenue
graduated from Sill school. He Will
enter McMlchael in the fall.
* X X
Marjory Ramsey. one Of the June
graduates Of Sill school, plans 20
do her intermediate work al Con-
don.
X X X
Other juno graduates from Sill
include Thelma Hands to Me
Michael. Yvonne Mcintyre 10 Com
don. La,,Sha Simms, Ves;er Rouse
and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Hold Last Rites For
Nj e m phis Minister

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Funeral cere-
monies we're held here this week
for Rev. NJ. J. jenkins. who was
pastor az Greater White Stone Bap-
tst church Of this city. and OF the
New Friendship Bap;is; Church,
Buffalo. y. Y.
Rev. jenkins died last week fol-
lowing an operation az Buffalo,
n. Y. hospital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
WAAC FACTS
By IT. HELEN 1. cox Federal Building Room $50

job. and ! perform j; With disc p
Ire ard efficiency. ! obey orders
Willingly ara iroa,p PITY.
an :. .>.lc2ed 10 salute and be
Sall,cd by o,ler members of the
armed trccs o. nc United States.
IN recognition o. oay fellowship.
an a dos,eH5ar; a. me .Ameri-
csn women MO created this peo-
pc. MO io.lci and fought tor our
trccior
AN WAAC
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
PINCKNEY TO AFRICA

CHARLESTON. 5. {. lANP
Charles sCotcsworth Pin
whose golden tenor voice
hrined Charlestonisns or
aces for several years. lcf,
week with Vice Admiral "
Glassiord for Dakar. Frelch
Africa.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

LIEUT.. AND MRS DEMPSEY MORGAN. JR.
Lieut. and Mrs Dempsey Wesley Morgan M cutting the first slice
their wedding cake Sunday the their
which oemnxed Baptist church.
Rev Charles Hill read the The bride June graduate
Spsman college in Atlanta where received the Egeston
award bestowed the student exsmph
fcaon of all around Lieut. received his
mission Tuskeges Army school part Of June. He
will be stationed Oscoda base Mrs Morgan Jr and Mrs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
TEN DAY FURLOUGH ENDS

Sgt william E Hughes spent a
ten-day furlough in Detroit visiting
relatives and friends. Sgt Hughes
left Monday for Fort Euachuch,
Ariz. where he is stationed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
The Party Line
By MARIAN

L JefYerson's spacious lawn on 30ih
street
* xsx
The lovely home OF Mrs Lulu
Woodbridge Of Bangor avenue was
the scene Of perfect dinner appoint
men.s on Sunday as Wilmer Sturkey
entertained 10 compliment Lieut..
William Griffin OF Oscoda. Mich,
He was the weekend guest OF Law
renee Sterling Warren and was
banqueied royalty during his stay.
* X X
Jimmy Woodbridge just dashed in
10 town after vacationing in the
East, He visited friends at Buffalo,
y. Y.
Also spending pleasant vacation
in the East is Mrs. Emella Cabulc
Of Beechwood avenue She IS being
entertained extensively.
X X X
GettNC rCaON LOT lle dIuly ott
Erncs, Moore. Ohio Wells Theodore
c. Bcnford. Jimmie Lee and LEROY
McKesson. The fellows are all sc,
10 go July 2.
X X
One OF the incest get-toge'hcrs
was the entertainment 81 the Chris
tan Women Workers club OIL FRI
day evening Mrs. Curcton OF 18th
street was hostess in her very COM
Portable home. She received her
guests wearing a dinner gown OF
blue. Guests included Mesdames
Jackson. White, Cook, Ethel Baker
and Jennie Ely.
Pvt. Clarence Camp Is on the
Jump again. He is stationed at Fort
Mcclellan in Alabama for basic
training. He says that Joe Bailey
Colt Ford and Milton Brown arc
among the De,roiters there.
X X X
Just a last minute note - Don
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

Due 10 the curfcw social activi-
lies have taken on the quiet sign
during the past week However,
there arc a few pen notes to relate.
But large events were definitely
OFF.
The Juniors on Parade, scheduled
Tor June %, was postponed until
July !. II you have purchased your
tickets rebate them July :. and
The Detroit Art institute al $50
will be the time The program VIII
last about two hours and then you
will &C, out early. So II the curfcw
ss still on. you will be able 10 &c,
home plenty carly.
X X X
DR. w. r. Sawyer OF Miami, Fla +,
was in Detroit for a few days on
business He also visited Mr.. ana
Mrs. Amos Haines OF 1902 North
field avenue. The doctor is one OF
Niami's leading physicians and was
we'll received by fellow home pals
here.
X X
The June graduates Will 30 IN
Cor a gay whirlwind Of fun. Among
the June grads from Northern were
Peggy Jean Burris, Velma May and
Corliss Hunter. These three pretty
debs will probably matrieulate al
Wayne in the fall.
X X X
Jeanne Carmichael. the very
pretty daughter OF the George +,
Carmichaels OF Fisher avenue. VIII
receive her diploma in summer
school. and then her plans Will
lead TO the University OF Michigan
in September.
X X X
The Altar Guild OF st. Matthew's
church is planning for very pretty
garden party July 10, 1t Will be
in the form Of flower party. and
in q unique way is being planned.
The affair will be held at the John
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the girl behind the man behind
tho gun I'm trained IN special
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Library Notes

Under covcr b. John Res
Garrison
Nv Pour Years n the Nae.
Undefaurid - AmsfIes fhs
amazing revelation - hoW ASS
agents and ent enemies within
are naa ninfinE m destroy the
untlca States
Clifton Faaiman N Ludef
Cover IS = tremendously faa fnat
ne personal adventure story Bot
Il Is mere inp0ftsui - the first
completely oocumeuted account
a. the encmy wiihin n enough
Americans read Tins story PER-
hsps W can avert q civil war
wEieh American Faeisia with
he help Of AXIS agents are de-
lherateiy preparing
Walter Wnehal says The
masi sizzling expose q tire Mar
underworld II the q S The au
thof has riskea his life for sesgs
3aining sabSFfEiva groups = Sc
tire goods on them
The New YORK Tiulcs ssyr
This book s q sensational m
poTfsnee 20 evefx mas and aa
man who hopes fof 8ietpa
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H0lfF Filled Bottles
OF Medicine Create
Menace In Home

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Two Local Formers
Boast Huge Turnips
In Autumn Gardens

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Celebrates Eighty
Ninth Birthday

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tree and carrying un their dirty
work Thnet whe neGimtea 70
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Carlson ass dome niaae 20 exp0as
an-hmsTiean activities than ihe
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-18
East Detroit Plans
Recreation Party

EAST DETROIT - Sponsor
ing a party 10 raise money for
the East Detroit Recreation
Fund, the youth Of this city to-
day issued an invitation to all
growu-upS TO attend the affair on
Nov. p, at 3 y. m, at the
American Legion Hall on Ora
tot avenue, between Eight and
Nine Mile roads.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-18

strength authorized 20 reach
325 00O,by January ] Marine
physical requirements are slight
ly more rigid than those Of the
other services, and the Corps is
being filled 10y volunteers from
Sclect.ve services.
About a third of the Corps to-
day is made up of flying units.
Most Of the planes are CT rund
based and practically all are
fighters - CorsairS, Doug a S
Dauntess dive bomberS and
Dcvastajor torpedo planes.
On the ground, the Marines
have been organized into four
divisions that have been an
uouncod thus far, IN comparison
with tho two regiments I'm the
Second Division that won so
much fame for the Corps in
World War l. The Marines now
boast nearly so generals includ-
ing their FIRST two lieutenant
generals i'm hlstory-Command-
ant Thomas Holcomb and Alex
andcr A VaudcRrift
Marine action thus far i'm the
war has been confined entirely
TO tho Pacific thcator Of opera
tons, winch is largely a Navy
show. On November ,, the
grecn-clad scrappers swarmed
ashore on Bougainville Island
and now are battling for this last
Jap stronghold IN the Solomons.
FOUGHT IN PHILIPPINES
At Corregidor and Bataan.
1900 officers and men of the
Fourth Marines fought that five
months losing battle. Practi-
calty~..+I of those not killed in
action #re believed to have been
captured but a few are known
20 have escaped into the hills
and may even now bc leading
guerrilla bands against the Japs.
At Wake Island there was an
other tragic Marine loss, when
aior James p s. Devcrcaux' $
little band o! 400 defenders was
wiped out and captured
These are the two actrons for
which the Marines seek revenge.
They started 10 even the score
at Midway in June of 1912,
when Marine air units took part
IN tne licking administered the
Jap fleet
Then came Guadalcanal. IT,
lag and Gavutu IN the Solo
mons, to turn the tide, stop the
Jap advance, and begin the
march TO Tokyo The Raiders
struck at Maxim and Niru. and in
preliminary actions at Munda.
The Maxim raid was notable in
that II was one of the first ac-
tions in which assault troops
took off from submarines.
Marine Corps casualties In
the war 10 date have been 2.O99
dead 2,557 wounded, 637 miss
ing nm action, and l,94l taken
prisoner Of war for a total of
1924, or nearly a fourth Of all
the Nays losses in men. Thir-
teen Marines have been given
the Congressional Medal of
Honor.
That's where they've been.
Evening star., 1943-06-01
be coached into championship form
in a couple of performances.

be coached into championship form
in a couple of performances.
X X X X
Mr.. Fields has imagined a posi-
lively alluring set Of people to
illustrate what goes on here these
days. They are the kind of people
who are exclusively newcomers and
brilliantly gifted with talents for
making life unseriously serious.
The principals, as the title implies,
are three striking females, who are
the companions of as many males
gathered here to help win the war.
Two of the males are In uniform
very expensive and nicely decorated
uniforms-and the other is kind of
morally wayward chemist who has
a formula for making rubber out of
anything, including the leftovers
from a buffet supper.
1t IS the thesis of 'The Dough-
girls" that men on victory bent cut
very funny figures when they have
tied themselves up to such lovely
camp followers. 1t is thesis ex-
plosively demonstrated before the
entanglements are untangled.
The action of "The Doughgirls" is
confined to a single, luxurious hotel
suite with all that that implies in a
confused and teeming capital. 1t
reaches out, however, to encompass
a great deal more of the communal
misery than normally could be COM
pressed within such limited space.
1t touches most heavily upon the
congestion in the city's hotels, but
1t covers also such items as the har-
rassment of public officials whose
professional and love lives become
hopelessly intertwined, of who gets
the huge checks for parties and who
pays whose bills, the inadequacy of
room service, telephone service, bus
and all the other services which
have been stretched beyond the
breaking point. Mr.. Fields does not
have something new to say in his
humorous estimate of each of these
things, but when he says them to
the people who have lived them,
there's nothing to do but love him
for it. To him goes the honor of
making the thing look funny, which
virtually nothing-certainly not in
local life-has looked since 1899.
X X X
The three doughgirls and their boy
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing

stage.
National-"The Doughgirls," JOS
eph Fields comedy: Tonight at 8 80.
Screen.
Capitol-"Assignment in Brit
tany," province assists the British:
II am. 1:40, 4:2O, ITO and 9:45
pm. Stage shows: 1855, 3:35, 6::25
and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-"Keeper of the Flame" !"
Hepburn goes anti-Fascist: II am,
1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Earle-"Mission to Moscow" Hol-
lywood on Russia: 10:45 am, 1:30,
4:10, 7:05 and 9:45 pm. Stage
shows: l, $40, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-'This Land Is Mine" {"
what liberty means to many: 1875
am, 2:05. 4:35, 7:O5 and e:35 pm.
Little-'Long Voyage Home" the
Eugene ONeill-John Ford MASTER
piece: II am, lis, 800, $50, 1885
and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"R "Reveille with Bey-
erly," Ann Miller and the Army
motif: 11:40 an, 1:35, 3:35, 5:45,
TAO and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Bataan," activities of a
lone patrol: 1885 am, 2:o5, 4:35,
7:05 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Last Will Of DR.. Mabuse":
Continuous from 2 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-06-01
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

All the angels are singing on the
set of And the Angels Sing" Or it
might be more correct to state that
three angels sing, and one pretends
to sing. The four angels are Dorothy
Lamour. Betty Hutton, Mimi Chan
dler and Diana Lynn. Diana is the
angel for whom voice Is dubbed in.
But the 16-year-old Miss Lynn has
it all over her sister angels in the
matter of playing a musical instru-
ment. Dotty is supposed to play the
guitar. But she merely makes the
Betty has to play a clari-
net-and, of course, she can't. Mimi
has to make whoopee with an ac-
Gordon, and she can't either. But
Diana, who has to play the piano, is
an accomplished performer. The
angels are dressed alike in snug
white lace bodices, trimmed with
black velvet baby ribbon, and black
lace flaring skirts. All are In talka-
tive mood and we chat with them,
one at a time.
Miss Lamour, the senior angel,
tells me that she feels cold coming
on. While we talk her heavenly neck
is being rubbed to relieve the con-
gestion. Her hair is lighter, she is
a little plumper, and she looks bet
ter than I've ever seen hor.
I've got to lose eight or nine
pounds" she tells me. I'm going
East with my husband after this pic
ture." Of he gets furlough.) I
gather Dotty wants look her best for
the first meeting with his Baltimore
friends. In that case she had better
not diet. Il ate too much on my
honeymoon" she says. I'VE went
to Arrowhead Springs and for the
first time in years I was so happy I
ate everything served to me-"
Capt. William Ross Howard III
has farm in Baltimore, and don't
be too surprised If, after the war, his
bride forsakes her picture career for
life on that farm. 1--WE been
threatening to have farm for
years" Dotty says, "and when I have
one want to give it all my time"
X X r X
Angel number two. Betty Hutton
Is, as usual, struttin' her stuff. Betty
sometimes tries hard to keep still,
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Admiral Leary Assumes
Command at Norfolk
By the Associated Press.

~ tAiC ASSOSldttu tIeSS.
NORFOLK, Va, June Rear
Admiral Herbert F. Leary, So. back
from the South Pacific, began today
his efforts to make the 5th Naval
District, his new command. a.
"springboard for the fighting sons
of freedom"
The admiral, who has commanded
task force in the Pacific, declared
there is no room for complacency in
the American scene in an address at
the naval base yesterday as he re-
lleved Rear Admiral M. H. Simons,
who has reached the retirement age
of 64.
I'VE must tighten our belts, tough
en- our muscles and sharpen our
minds" Admiral Leary said. 1--WE
must get down to earth in order to
win this battle. Only by so doing
can we rightfully call ourselves part
ners in the United Nations fight for
freedom. That is what We will do
here at Norfolk"
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Marine Gets Award and q Kiss
From Sister, Army Lieutenant
Nurse Officially Presents Medal
To Her Hero Brother in South Pacific

war separated them for a year,
then brought them together again
thousands of miles from their home
in Boswell, Pa. Sergt. Kaufman is
the youngest of Is children of Mr..
and Mrs. John M. kaufman, Bos-
we'll.
More than year ago Miss Kauf-
man joined the Nurses Corps in
Cleveland. Four days after she en-
listed she was aboard a ship en- route
overseas with an Army hospital unit.
One day the telephone rang for
her in the nurses quarters of an
Allied base hospital here.
Proud of Sisters Rank.
"Is this you, Mary?" said a voice.
JIMMY" cried Nurse Kaufman.
Il was so surprised that day when
I heard Jimmy's voice." said Miss
kaufman, that all could think of
saying was Thank God!'"
1T felt like part of home" add
ed Sergt. kaufman.
At the first opportunity Miss
kaufman cabled home to her par
ents.
Il learned later through a V-mail
letter that they just sat down and
cried when they got the cable" said
Miss Kaufman. 'They had been ter
ribly worried about Jimmy, and were
SO relieved to hear he was safe"
Neither Miss kaufman nor her
brother had any idea where the 9TH
er was, but both suspected they
might meet somewhere in the South
Pacific sometime. When he reached
this Allied base, Sergt. Kaufman
played a hunch and called the hos
pital.
The sergeant joked proudly over
his sisters superior rank.
Sergt. Kaufman's citation was for
repairing communication lines dur
ing sharp fighting with the Japa-
nese last November in the Koli Point
sector of Guadalcanal
Evening star., 1943-06-01

almost the same age. Each is 16,
but Diana is four days older than
Mimi.
when my mother saw the script"
says Miss Chandler, "she said I
wouldn't have to do any acting in it.,
it was so like I am in real life! I
play stage-struck kid with de-
lusions of Katharine Cornell Gran
deur."
Little Diana Lynn "a great favor
ite with this Department. looks a
little lost in the midst of so much
fun, frolic and vitality. Her beauty
is of the wistful type. They have
made her dye her hair blonde. But
it suits her.
my part isn't very big" she tells
me. Its the smallest of the four
angels, but I like doing it because
every one in the picture is so nice to
work with. It's my first musical
since my first picture, Hard boiled
Canary I was only 13 years old
then. Isn't it awful the way life
rushes by"
Yes, it is, Diana.
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