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Policy Raid
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Continued from Page
when they rsided the establishment
last week.
Further action was expected by
The police this week as they con-
,!nue their investigation into the
ALLEGED numbers conspiracy.
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TRUMAN GIBSON

When HASTE resigned many ex-
pected to see his assistant Truman
Gibson. follow suit. The boys who
know him say that it was too big
a plum for Gibson to turn down.
Now Gibson is acting in Hastie's
place and unless some general kicks
Kim in the pants in the middle OF
Pennsylvania avenue, he may be
with us for the duration.
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Because early tuberculosis has no
symptoms. the Michigan tuberculosis
Association points out that every per-
son should have a tuberculn test. II
the skin reacts TO this test. a chest
X-ray should follow to determine
whether disease is present.
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FEPC

rErO
n The propo<ed reorganization OF
the Presiddrks Fair Employment
Practice Committee which would
substitute paid personnel for vol
unteers on the committee has made
the top Negro leaders hopping mad.
They know that members Of the
committee on the government pay
roll will be forced to play ball
and compromise in instances which
bring loud protests from members
wto are giving their services for
the cause. The fact that the hear
ings are supposed 10 be rescued
uled does not convince Randolph
and Walter White that everything
is all right.
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Funeral


NJ Parksioe tina. ne was selected 10
fill the post at Providcnt
Mr.. Csrney's wife o'ed last fsl
He Is survived by his son Ii. John
Carney. stationed al F. Leonard
Wood, No. and a daughter, Mrs.
Adelaide Todd, and other relatives.
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Headlines
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leaders have demonstrated that
they are both sincere and far
sighted. They know that enemies
of labor have not given up hope
OF scuttling the union some day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
Calvary Church
Names Officers

The Calvary Baptist Church at
its second annual meeting in
Izaak Walton League Hall, We'd.
nesday evening. elected Rev. r. +.
Nichols as pastor for a second
year. Other officers for the com.
ing year are: Ray Williams. clerk
Walter Gable. deacon for three
years; Paul Olsen, deacon for two
years: Clarence Burkardt. trustee
for three years; Ward Groosbeck.
trustee for two years; Ray Will
lisms, trustee for one year; Mrs
Paul Olsen, member mission board
for three years; Ward Groosbeck.
chief usher; Paul Olsen, Sunday
School superintendent; Mrs. Wal
ter Gable, pianist.
Reports were given by the pres
ent officers. showing a floulishing
condition OF the church. The mem
bership has increased So per cent
during the year. On Nov. Il, pap
ers were filed requesting incorpol-
alton and the society has now lie
ceived the certificate OF incorpora-
ton from the secretary OF state.
a building fund has been started.
During the year the pastor. Rev
r. +. Nichols. has made LOO per
sonal calls in the homes.
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This Would Give
Morpheus a Turn!

New York. Jan. Tins - Nor
pheus will turn over in his sleep a
this one.
The OPA has set up a standard
for testing ersatz springs in studio
couches and beds. Three tests have
been devised to determine If the
steelless bedsprings or upholstered
furniture can stand up under their
human load.
First, a fifty pound weight is
placed on a 12-inch disc in the cen
ter and the sag is measured after
five minutes. Second, seven 100
pound bags are loaded on the
spring and the sag measured after
six hours.
But the final and crucial Test
comes when a husky pounds the in.
nocent contraption with forty.
pound ssndbag.
Even though the tests are exact
ing. said Sylvan l.. Joseph, regional
OPA administrator, greater pun.
ishment is always given such equip
ment in the ordinary course OF ev.
eryday living
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Farm Wife Dead,
Uses Bad Pork

Detroit. Jan is ms The
danger of eating uninspected meat
was emphasized today by Detroit
health officials following the death
OF a Windsor. Ont. farm wife and
the illness OF II OF her dinner
guests
The victim who died after eat
ing uncOoked wormy pork was
Mrs. David Comics. OF Mersea
Township. Windsor officials said
two or her Christmas day guests
we're in serious condition.
Twice during the past two days,
Detroit health officials have swoop-
ed down to seize unexpected meat.
More than $500 pounds Of alleged
ly turbercular and bootleg pork
was seized in one butcher store
and nine beef CsrCasses taken
from a packing house for exam
nation.
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Municipal Court

Byron Sellers, a Bomber Plant
worker, whose home is in Reed
City, and who has been rooming at
the home OF Miss Elizabeth stobie.
IL n. Normal St, was arraigned
in municipal court Thursday after
noon, charged with larceny from
dwelling. On motion OF the pros
ecutor. after examination. the
charge was reduced 10 possession
OF stolen property. The defend
ant stated that the clothing which
was missing from Miss Stobie's'
home, and found in his possession
was sold to him two months ago
by another roomer in the home
He was sentenced to so days In
jail. and ordered TO make restitu
ton for the clothing, and pay costs
OF $40. The jail sentence was sus
pended for year, and he was re-
leased upon depositing 8 $50 de
tense bond with the police as
guarantee OF payment OF restitu-
ton and costs.
George Ruttinger. Garden City.
Mich, who was summoned TO ap-
pear in municipal court in Ypsi-
lanti on Nov. 5, for traffic offense
OF improper license plate and no
registration certificate. and failed
to appear, was arrested by the
sheriff OF Wayne County and
brought into municipal court here
Thursday afternoon. He was found
guilty and assessed costs OF $685.
or 80 days in Jail. He was com
mitted 10 Jail
Fines for traffic offenses were
paid in municipal court today as
follows: c. W. Follis. Clinton,
Mich. $40. speeding: Clyde G.
Baker, Saline. Sc, speeding; George
f. Scott. Belleville. Sc. speeding;
Robert J. Mole, 50. no operator
license on person; Clifford Ben
nett, 81, stop violation; Paul Mie-
SIKH Wayne, SO. speeding; D. A.
Champion. Ann Arbor. 50. stop VIC
lation: and Helmar Linstram, 81.
stop violation. In addition one dol
lar was paid for overtime parking.
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Frances Farmer
Held by Police

Santa Monica, Cal, Jan. l5-lNS
Frances Farmer, 80. blonde stage
and screen actress, was held with
out bail by police here after her
arrest in a swank HOLLYWOOD hotel
for violating parole from a drunk
driving sentence.
Arrest OF the actress. according
10 police. was only the anti climax
OF a slambang drama which left
the film capital giddy and includ
ed in its wake. police said. the
following unrehearsed scenes:
/. Her dismissals from a LEADING
role in a new picture ironically
titled NO Escape.
.. Her one-two punch on a stu
do hairdresser which resulted in
the beauty operator receiving a dis
located jaw
5. Kicking. pummeling and
scratching feminine aircraft
worker who tried TO soothe her IN
an exclusive Hollywood restaurant
4. Putting on nude song and
dance recital for an embarrassed
detective and police matron who
arrested her in the hotel room.
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Church

Continued from Page Ouel
meeting following the annual
meeting.
Donald I. Comstock. senior war
den. Harry stevens, junior war
den. J, T.. Burnett. secretary,
Richard Eyerard. treasurer: Char
les X. Lambg. Alex Longneckef,
Frederick II. Peters. Jr. delegates
to convention OF diocese; +. h.
Sweet. Harry Stevens and II V.
Clark, alternate delegates; Town
send Clark, chairman OF ushers.
Dinner was served az $50 y. m.
under the auspices OF the Auxil-
larry Guild, OF which Miss Minnie
Horner is president. There we're
approximately so present, Mem
bers OF the Girls Friendly Society,
directed by Miss Marie Arne''
waited on the tables.
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Printing Press
Helps Aviation

Columbus. O.. Jan. l5-AP-The
printing press has become valua-
BILE war production tool for the
aviation industry.
The Curtiss-Wrisht Corporation
manufacturers OF Navy scouting
and bombing planes. announced to-
day that by using printing presses
for the first time in making steel
patterns for the production OF air
plane parts il has "slashed man
hours and materials involved by
So per cent and solved a major
production problem.
Impressions Of original parts pat
terms once laboriously traced by
highly skilled employees now are
transferred speedily to steel sheets
for duplicate patterns by compare
lively unskilled workmen using
printing presses.
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National eroadeastina Company

National BroAdeastina Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 200, WV
$50. wHAM 1850. WMAQ $40
Blue NETWORK WNYZ leiQ.
NLW 700. WGN go.
Columbia 5roadesstina Company
WJR $50 WBBM $50. WChN 1880.
WFBM 1850, VICAR l4S0. WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORk-NOWo 1880.
Mutual 6rosdesstins Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK -- MLW 700,
CKLW soc. WJBK 1890.
Tonight
NBC-S.0O Lucille Manners nom
Houston. Tex:
$50 Information Please, Deems
Taylor:
200 Waltz Time;
$3.50 Plantation Party;
1000 People are Funny Quiz.
CBS-S:sO Thin Man Drama:
800 Anita Louise. Ralph BellamN
in Private Worlds
$50 Brewster Boy:
1890 Lanny Ross and the Cara
van.
BLU-7:O5 Scramble with Bob Rip
ley:
$50 Meet Nodr Navy. new time:
$50 Dick Timber Band:
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Condemnation

Continued from Page Onel
in the park land project, is the hall
OF the Helping Hand Society. This
society has been in operation fol
over half century and is closely
interviewer in the history OF the
community.
Mrs. Dixon was made a member
OF steering committee whose du-
ties will include solicitation OF
funds TO fight the supreme court
appeal OF the Parkway Authority
and to see that the public is in
formed as TO the future plans of
the authority. George II. Elliott is
chairman Of the committee and
other members are A. A. Wall and
Clarence Bennett.
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War

Continued from Page Ons)
ground forces on Guadalcanal
Island in the Solomons were re.
ported in a Washington communi
que which also disclosed that two
and possibly three destroyers had
been damaged in an attack by our
motor torpedo boats the night OF
Jan. l0-l1. The enemy force, sp
parently trying to reinforce and
supply Its Guadalcanal garrison,
was forced 10 turn back.
An RAF Communique from New
Delhi reported night bombing
raid on Japanese held Akysb
Island on the West Burma coast
following daylight raids YESTERDAY
on four villages In the Akyab area
which is the immediate objective
OF the. British land drive into north
west Burma. General Archibald =.
Wavell, British commandments
reached the Burma front by air on
an inspection trip.
The Soviet communiQue listed at
least 1900 Axis troops slain in fou
engagements. In one engagement
on the lower Don the enemy lost
1000 men. In the Stalingrad area
500 were killed, another 400 in the
north Caucasus and 500 in the Veil.
kie Luki sector OF the central front.
The Russians were reported
using heavy artillery. tanks and
swarms OF diyebombers in the con
tinuing assaults on the German
lines The Germans fought stub.
bornly. particularly in the lower
Don district and launched furious
counter attacks following a Soviet
breakthroush at an undisclosed
point
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Pick Of The Air TODAY,

10000 John Gunther. new time.
1880 Your Income Tax. new time
MBS-1:30 Halls OF Montezums;
$50 cisco Kid, drama; $50 dou
bic or nothing:
1000 Featherweight Bout Char
Ky Wright "a. Joey Peralta.
Saturday
NBC-ll.3U a. m.-Coast Guard on
Parade.
ZOO D. m. Frank Black Musical
Matinee
400 Eric Johnston on Business
Addresses Labor
CBS-ll:O5 a. m. Philharmonia
Young Peoples Concert;
ESQ p. m Joseph &. Grew on
Our War With Japan
4:S0 Calling Pan-Americs new
time:
sis Premiere. An American in
Russia, Larry Lesueur,
BLU-12:S0 National GRANGE
zoo Metropolitan opera Ma
non" and tribute TO Mexico,
1.45 Country Editor. Sol Lewis;
Sis Discussion Unity Through
Manpower'
MBS-19 noon Army Navy HOus-
Party:
$50 New Orleans Horse Race;
800 Navy Bulletin BOARD.
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Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK


liVessock
Detroit Mich. Jan. - Fed
steers and yearlinss. fl455 lj.25.
shortfed steers. Sis.15-tA5O: com
mon grassy steers Sl3e5 DO rn
Beef cows. $3.50 T.. cutter CONS
mainly t1e5-l0. sausage bulls from
Slf.si-l4
calves good and Cho5ee trades
Sli50-iN, common ard medium,
grades 81 Is
Hogs: Good 10 choice butchers
scaling $50 900 los late A.
>f4 Et-i5.tt stays sfaa-ss17-~ cws.
Sl32j-l3.
sheep: Choice native lambs
tli.5o-l6.oo medium 10 good lambs
Sl1.l5.2 %. common throNoIis SIS
down.
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TO OPEN HOSPITAL

Battle Greek. Mich. Jan. 10
INS-The Army's new Percy Jones
Hospital was to formally open to
day with patients from nearby
Army hospitals being transferred
here for treatment. The Percy
Jones Hospital IS housed in the
old but spacious Kellogg Sanitar-
ium. Army officers said a special
siding with an unloading dock has
been constructed near the hospital
TO facilitate the handling Of wound
ed from the war fronts.
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Births

Daughter Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Esterm%er. 5 s. Grove ST.,
al Boyer Hospital. Jan. 10, Karen
Jean Estermyer weighing seven
pounds.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Charles Kruger who fell on
the ice Jan. is still confined TO
her home on t. Michigan Ave. with
4 sprained ankle.
After being taken with chicken
poX three days before Christmas
and whooping-cough shortly after
wards, little Jo-Ann Scharbst has
missed three weeks OF school but
is now returning TO her classes.
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Deaths
Ms. AMANnA PEPpIA1r

Mrs. Amanda Peppiatt. whose
home had been at lSl Muir St, Ho
eel Park, passed away Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock al her home
after seing IN two weeks. She
was born in Aurora. ILL.,. Eco. n.
1878, her parents being Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Eckman.
She became the wife Of William
Peppiatt in 1915 in Detroit. Hen
husband, stepdaughter. Mrs
Chester Bell. and two sisters. Mr..
Lillian Targersen and Mrs. Francis
Cotter, both OF Chicago. survive
her.
Friends may call al the Stevens
and Bush Funeral Home, where the
funeral will be Saturday afternoon
at 1880 p. m. Rev. William z.
shaw will ofieiate and burial viii
be in Highland Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
ROBERT s. HANCOCK


Robert FRANKLIN Hancock passed
away Thursday afternoon al 4.15
after being in poor health since
Apr. 4, 1912, and critically III the
last three months. The son of
Henry and Cynthia Davis Han.
cock, Mr.. Hancock was born in Al.
bert Lea. Mimi, June &c. 1902
He had resided in this city the
past six years and had been en-
ployed at the Central Specially Co,
the past years as a millwright.
He married Miss Effie Erickson
in Pontiac, June 81, 1s41. Sur
yiving are his wife and his father.
Friends may call at the Geer
Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be Satur
day afternoon at $3.50 in the Geer
Funeral Home, with Rev. Hugo
Fenker officiating. The burial will
be in Highland Cemetery.
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VeattabIts

Detroit. Mich. Jan. 10
BBSTS-Fsucy, S1.25-l50 bu.. No.
!. i5c-sl bu.
RED CABBAGE-No. |. 3l.1.50 bu.
CABBAGE--No. /, 1890.
CELERY ROOTS No. |, SlI5-s.25
bu: Michigan squares, No ],
81 so.
ONIONS dry, fancy, Sl75 50lb.
sack, No. 81 SOL So No.
St25.
PARSNlPS No. !, S1.15-:75 bu.;
No. >, $i25.
POTATOES No. |. S225-:.6O 100
ID. sack: No. :. {l.30-i.50.
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Buttsr and Eos

Detroit. Mich. Jan l.
BUTTER - -t6,.
Whites L. s Extras tGlade
A. large q tSc, medium.
tu-43C. L. $. Standards ,gr4de
b large 4jc. me- lium. 50
t2c. Browns. Us. extras tgrAde
A., large, i546c; medium. 5s-4lc.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15

Judge. would YOU mind tellln Charlie her,
what YOU told me the other night walkin
home from lodge ! cant word II just the
way YOU did "
Sure thing Tim Here's what told him,
Charlie There's no such thing as votin
nation. state. q county. or even com
nunlly dry We had proof enough Of thai
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15

NEWPORT NEWS. Vs.-AP -
Some seven years after she christ
ened the frst aircraft carrier TO
bear the name Yorktown, Mrs.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt will return
here next Thursday TO sponsor =
nsmesake for the gallant ship sunk
in the battle OF Midway.
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tYpsilanti Farm BureHu)
GRAN
PRODUCE
POULTRY
Bazieys Market
,Buyiug Prcssl

Due 10 uncertainty OF new OPA
regulation, on poultry prices no
quotations are available. The poui-
uy market vas firm With prizes up
sharply.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
BABY HOLIDAY

Commitment services will be con-
Quoted saturday at Highland Gene.
terry for the infant son born in
Boyer Hospital Thursday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Holiday.
Mrs. Holiday was the former Miss
johanna OsterluiE.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
rRAEElc roII Ten

Detroit Jan. l5-INS-The slt
lranfe toll In Detroit rose 10 10 20.
day with the deaths OF Harry CL.-
us. SIX. vino poll : said slipped su !
fen under the wheels o, truck.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
BUYS BONDS

Kalamazoo. Mich, Jan. l5-lNS
The Kalamazoo city commission
today had purchased $500. 900 worth
OF bonds from the depreciation and
reserve fund.
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YpsiLdnf Briefs
Dentists To Meet

The next meeting OF the Washte-
nav District Dental Society will be
at the Michigan Union, Ann Arbor.
January 10, al 6:15 p. m. The speak.
er for the evening will be DR.. Rich
ard n. Freyberg OF the Rackham
Arthritis Research Unit of the Uni
versity Hospital His subject will
De The Relation Of Infection and
rheumatic Diseases; Facts and Fal.
riacies."
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during our Is years Of prohibition. What
you really vote for is whether liquor is going
10 be sold legally or illegally. whether the
community is going to get needed taxes for
schools. hospitals. and the like. or whether
this money is going to go to gangsters and
booteggers That's the answer. boys ...
SIMPLE as A-B-C."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
Visit Firem.n

The Fire Department was visited
this morning by 20 children OF the
lower grades at Lincoln CONSOLIDATE
ed School, who were brought in by
Istudent teachers to inspect fire
2 apparatus and learn its use. Many
questions were asked by the chill
dren who will later use the expert
ence as a subject for compositions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
News in Brief

WASHINGTON-AP - Accept
ance OF voluntary contributions TO
the Treasury in settlement OF price
control violations is based on well
established precedent, says Price
Administrator Leon Henderson.
Replying TO an accusation by Rep.
Herter (R-Msss.) that the proce-
dure has mo sanction either in
law or in conscience" and is peril
ously close to blsckmail," Hender-
son asserted that taking OF youn-
taTy contributions for violation OF
federal regulations was originated
by Herbert Hoover as food admins
traitor in the frat World War
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15
Change Made

A change has been made 10 the
funeral time for Sergeant William
A. Pongratz and Erwin F. Skocdo-
pole Saturday. In order that the
pilots may attend both services,
Sergeant Pongrstz' rites will be in
the Geer Funeral Home at o..
clock and Mr.. Skocdopole's at $3.50
In Ann Arbor.
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Officers Named

Election OF officers OF the Ypsi-
lanti Savings Bank Thursday eve
ming resulted in selection OF John
P. Kirk as president; S. Arnold
Wizard, vice president; Ross r.
Han, cashier; Glenn A. Groosbeck.
and Arthur A. Miller, assistant
cashiers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-15

DETROlT-AP- Organization OF
a state food distribution commit
tee by representative OF the I. s.
Department OF Agriculture Food
Distribution Administration was
scheduled here today The meet
ing Vas called by George ST. Louis,
state supervisor for the FDA.
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Detroit Cash Gram

Douoit. Mich. Jan l.
WHEATT- No. / sl5l.
BARLEY Mailing range IA5
moisture, Sl-l0St.c; feeding 6Sc
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Detroit. Mich, jan 10
APPLBS-Baldwins. no. /. si-l.e5
bu. Delicious. No. !. Sl.15 200
bu.; No. .. $3.50 bu.; Mcintosh.
fancy. S2-s.25 bu.: No. |. si.S0l.7j
bu.; No. .. 15c-SiOO: Greetings.
No. ], s0c-sl.25 bu.: SHOWS, fan.
cy, Sl.35 bu.: No. /, 90c.sil5 bu.:
No. >, 5G-75c bu.; Northern Spies.
No. / Sl.502. No. ,, 1jc-sl Jon.
atbans. No. |, S1.25.l.75 bu.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-14

Attention, A and t College
graduates! Please contact DIR. J.
r. Lesueur, GAR. 1928.
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Teachers Reception
Sunday Afternoon

Sunday, August IS, at $50
P. M. in $50 Mass Ave. a re-
ception and musical program
will be given in honor of the Wis
iting Summer School Teachers
an dstudentS, under the auspi-
ces Of William Rhodes Opera
Society. New England's first es-
tablished colored opera COM
pany. Among the visiting teach
ers are: Ida Wynne of Balti-
more, Cordelia Woods of Texas,
Thelma Lewis of st. Louis. Lau-
ra Haywood of South Carolina,
Mignon Bevis of Arizona, Kath-
crime Robertson of Cheyney, Pc. /;
Mabel Robinson of Washington,
Mary Holmes of Maryland, En-
ma Bethel of Texas, Carolyn
Bozeman of Richmond, Margar-
ct Wormley and Dorothy Willis
ton of Washington D. c. Opera
members to be present are:
Pattie Mays, John Powell, Sarah
Mckenzie, Ella Martin, Ann
Wake, Herman Carter, Amy
watson. Elizabeth Wheatley, We
ra Carney, Valeria Howard, Una
Bell, Theodosia Stephens, Mar
ian Tyler, Doloris Alright, Es-
Their Buley. Alfred Lomax, Her
man Williams, Ralph Williams,
j a m e Henderson. BeatresS
Moody. Mary Sheridan. Ruth
Morris, Oswald Gilbert. Arthur
Banks, Virginia strother, Nan
Snow, Marian McCres and Will
liam A. Rhodes.