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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
by Jack Pickering

secondhand one-well, she'd
like to buy it,
Well, on the subject Of lux
uries. some places they set quite
a lot of store by telephone
listings, and some highly fanCi-
full hnangling goes on in some
cities. In New York a couple
of rival playboys devoted their
spare time TO trying TO get the
last number IN the book.
One got it by having a phone
installed for himself under the
invented name of Mr. ZyzZ.
His rival, the next year. beat
him out by saying his name was
Zzyzz.
No doubt that could go on
forever.
In Detroit, out Of curiosity
we looked up the last name IN
the book, and it seems TO bp a
legitimate name. Miss StephaniC
+ Zyzula Of 1888 Whalcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

music means something out
there where the boys aren't al
lowed TO have radios, or if they
90 have them, can't get much
10 listen TO, except what Tokyo
puts on the air.
Anyway. somebody dropped a
packing case on CARROTS har-
monica, and the whole outfit
misses it,. His sister, though,
cant find another one in De-
troit. The stores are sold out
and no more arc being made.
II anybody would sell her 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Ties d La Zodiac

The newest eye-catchcr is a
Tie to fit your birthday, the
design consisting of the signs
of the Zodiac, with emphasis, of
course, on the sign correspond
ing 10 your birthday.
But don't get into this fad
unless you are willing TO spend
money for il. It's no dollar-a-
whack hobby One store, Spe-
cializing in hand-painted Spe-
Gals. starts its prices at a
minimum of SO and goes on up
TO 500 for a single necktie.
AS 10 Injuries, out in New
Guinea the acme Of luxury
might easily be nothing more
than a harmonica, and l have,
in fact, heard of exactly such
a case. Irene Carroll. In Mike
Falk's office. is trying 10 find
what is called "a chromatic
harmonica. key of ID or {,
whatever that is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Likes Ties That jolt

To a confirmed neCktie fan
Cier, that sort of a reaction IS
his greatest happiness. He loves
10 make people notice his ties
with a surprised jolt.
My other Goggler-modcl tie IS
from Fred Matthaei and his
crowd who concocted the mag
mary "LinSdale University" It's
the school tie, in the school col
ors, black and blue, and pictures
of cactus plants, whisky bottles
and various other amazing If
not particularly artistic articles.
No doubt the tie would look
well enough if tied-only I
haven't summoned the courage
to wear il yet.
Among the more avid fans
are DIR. Joseph A. Seltert and
Eddie Lennane, although there
are. scores of others IN Detroit
who have from so TO 100 or
more ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES PICTORIAL REVIEW -
Evening star., 1943-08-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG GENTLEMEN TO SHARE APT. IN
PVT. home with Govt. reporter and naval
31a 14th st. ne. Call AT 1900 bet SIS
pm.
YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE GROOM FUR
nished apt. with another Silver Spring,
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE ATTRAC. APT.
with another S35: off Upper 18th st. Refs,
All day Sunday, GE. 243s
NEAR WALTER REED HOSP. = COM
pleteiy furn. 2-bedroom apt, accommodates
4 all utilities; Sl40 month ia 5S79
LARGE BEDROOM. SMALL LIVING ROOM.
private bath, furnished for :! girls; maid
st, NV GE. 6a54 until pm. - VI
5I04 N. CAPITOL ST ROOMS. KITCH-
en-, semipvt. bath porch, furnished new;
GIRLS. e.
l4I9 R ST. NV, APT. 5l-3 GIRLS TO
share large broom apt; $25 month each,
Apply after pm. 80
e3l, K ST; NE.-.KITCHEN AND LARGE
bedroom: adults only
3 NICELY, FURN. ROOMS WITH BATH,
cross-ventilated: near transp.; employed
couple or gentlemen Jackson 1871 after
pm.
l7la DE SALES ST; OPP. THE MAY
fiower-l studio and i two-rm. apt:
share bath; walking distance: adults
1912 SPRING. RID N;W.-CozY, WELL
lrI1 fqrn basement Sas apt hoc nh TmS a and bath
BlTlS; ND ea.' u DlOcR l4th ST, car
OFF 10th ST-UNUsUALLY ATTRAC-
Rock Creek Park, several windows. semipyt.
bath; suit. 3: S35 ca. GE. 69s6
l707 c ST sE-FoR 3 GIRLS. LARGE
bedroom and complete kitchen; convenient
transp. Call after $50 pm. 50
1917 18th ST. NE--LIvING ROOM,
bath and ent. Adults. II. 1918.
;2Q9 RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-L1v1NG RM.,
bedrm.. kit, dinette; adult couple. DE.
1880.
ATTRAc. Q STUDIO RMS, ALSO STUDIO
Im: and kit; on 10th st.: French win
S57 mo; restricted. Also studio rm and
lady; restricted: 5000 week. Inquire
2l3S X st. NV. after pm.
Rock Creek PARK; % :}rd floor; floor re Reasonable. abe
1-BEDROOM APT. CLOSE TO PENTA-
gon and Navy Bldg; bus service So Ar
.,sto lington & eaIl after Z pm. all day Sunday,
WANTED. CoNGENIAI GIRL TO SHARE
apt, NV. section. with another. WO
GOVT GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
spacious apt in apt, bldR,, unlimited phone,
home. DE. 1924 after $50 pm. weekdays.
WANTED 2O-"5- -YEAR-OLD JEWISH GIRL
TO share apt on 10th st. with other girls.
soCIABLE YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN 20
maid, phone and home cooking we like
It,. here, YOU will, too. Call HO. 603S
after $50 pm.
GOVT. GIRLS, BEDROOM. KITCHEN
nniln s phone; s10I e.l .s.. as'aiia ai.rn nGS! GS!so
Evening star., 1943-08-06
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ECONOMIST AND HER MOTHER WANT
unfurnlShed bedroom apartment in W.
permanent Call Republic 4142. Ext. 4sO4
in daytime or Ordway 3051 Sunday and
after Z pm.
1t COL. DESIRES AT-TRAC. FURN. APT.
incl. 2 or 3 bedrms., in NV. Wash; no
pets. Call Hotel Fairfax, HO. 44S0, Rm
Sl5, betw. 8 IN. to II noon, and 9 to
10 pm.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WISHES MOD
ern, well-furnished, 2-bedroom apartment:
NV. section; immediate occupancy. Room
36S. The Mayfiower
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, NO CHILDREN
no pets. wants modern apt, n W. with liv-
ing room bedroom kitchen and bath; will
pay up to S 80 furnished or 500 unfur-
nished: must be available before Sept. TO-
IN NV, ! OR 2 BEDROOM APT, BY
permanently located couple old line dept.
of Govt. | child for occupancy Oct ! or
10; references convenience, pleasant sur
roundinss important; around $40. Box
NEWLYWEDS DESIRE FURNISHED >
room, kitchen and bath apt for August
18TH: conv. tranSp. Call FRANCES. MI
9133. after : p m.
SGT AND WIFE DESIRES / OR ? BED
Park vicinity preferred GE. Os39. IL
ATTORNEY AND WIFE DESIRE UNFUR-
nished 4rm. apt or small house; yearly
basis. 500 to Sl25. Box HIT, Star. ~
RELIABLE BRITISH WOMAN OFFICIAL
seeks furn. apt, 2 or large room, bath,
Sat 7-10 pm: Sun. 123, 81
REFINED COUPLE. NO CHILDREN. NO
pets desires one or two bedroom furn. apt
location and price. Box 43o-T Star :.
MOTHER \ AND Daughter Wish ! OF
ssassas sss ~ Viz ses 2aass t a.. a. ''eson
Evening star., 1943-08-06
HOUSES WANIEp 10 RENT


C0MPLETE5Y y n : pd1 AND gANsTEFULLY FUR
and shops; gas heat pfd.: by highly re-
sponsible family, used to fine home; gen
Ext 420, evenings and Sunday; Ex 1900,
Ext. $50 business hours. II.
UNFURN HOUSE OR GARDEN APT, g
rms, rms NV or Chevy Chase @ Prefer nj, near
Ext 3o3, or sH 1886 after ! pm,
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY FROM MID,
house now or soon. References. Glebe
1899. IL
CAREFUL AND RESPONSIBLE TENANT.
with highest reference, require small un-
500; call bet. 7 and 10 pm. CO 56S5.
WANTED BY YOUNG COUPLE, GOVT,
professional workers, to buy or rent, In un-
With groundS, in quiet neIghbrhood. RE.
WANTED TO RENT 2-BEDROOM HOUSE
in Takoma Park Md. Union o524.
;, 3 BEDROOMS, UNFURNIsHED. SILVER
Spring or vicinity by responsible Govern
ment engineer duration. 81. S4H5.
NEW ENGLAND COUPLE WANT PLACE TO
live, 100; somewhere near Georgetown or
Pentagon. Please call Ordway 473s soon.
UNFURNIsHED 3-BEDROOM NV. OR
suburban. by Government analyst; Septem-
Der ! or Is: responsible; SO to $50. WI,
| 1O9@. s.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN NV SEC
ton: top rent. Sl25. Oliver 175S. 50
MAJOR, ACTIVE sERV., PERMANENTLY
located desires lease attractively turn, I
bedrooms, . baths, maids quarters in
| 500 TO $500 per month. Phone NO.
443o, Apt. 2I4.
REFINED COUPLE DESIRES UNFURNISH-
Will take care OF property like owner; must
be waking distance to stores and IN re-
di!sq drntsfs B6H qEfi Star responsible o
FIVE OR SIX ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE
1900, Ext, 1864, before $40. 81
3-4-BEDROOM, .2-BATH, UNFURNISHED
Govt. official, no children. GeorRetown,
600. Ext. i29I4, 9-Il mornings, Mr..
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANT :. OR 8
change charming downtown apt RE. 300,
Ext. 1850, days: DI. :lS39, evenings. 9'
FOUR BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE.
immediate, occupancy naval ofieer and
einity. Till Oct. lst. Republic 400,
CANADIAN HERE FOR 3 YEARS, WILL
pay 3 mos. rent in advance for 3-bedrm.
uniurmished house, maximum rent SiuO.
ROGERS, DE. ION or AD. 1850. To-
UNFURNISHED > OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE
by August 30; prefer Sc. Trinidad SOL.
lU'
RESPONSIBLE PARTY, HERE FOR DURA-
ton, desires 3-bedroom unfurniShed house,
convenient TO Naval Medical Center; cell
ing 500. Phone OIL. 1900. Ext. 5OS. dur
ing dav or Kensington 457-J nights
HOUSES FOR SALE.
THIS COZY 5-ROOM RED BRICK BUNGA-
low in Silver Spring is close to bus, stores
and schools: has side porch. fireplace, full
basement and attic. insulated and weather.
stripped, auto gas heat level fenced lot:
price. SIS 600, reasonable terms SUB
URBAN REALTY CO SH, 4l6l
NEAR 10th AND H SITS, E,,--ATTR,Ac-
water heat on lot 1a-foot front by 1O6
JxnEs McasiEgS iEgS woopwAbs ,:SSf; bs '1sait 9ssts, i,
s22 10th 81 ~.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.


b20e ILLINOIS AVE. ,N,w---Large fr2nt
Ln;, 8 exposures; handy TO transp. FA.
! REFINED GOVERNMENT GIRL to shar.
beautifully furnished large front room, pri-
yate bath. with refined sisters. NO. 1896.
l06 3eth ST. NE. near Greenway.
bI21 CONN. AVE. N.W-Master bedroom,
pvt. bath, twin beds: also double bedroom,
next bath: unlim phone; excel. tranSp.
1905 SHEPHERD ST. NE-ssle. rm.,
mo; gentleman DU. 5444
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.w-Men; $3.50
VIZ. single rms; dble,, 81; clean, COOL 10
sh.w., innersp. mattresses. AD 1880.
18th AND HARVARD-Corner room with
balcony and twin beds, suitable for .
people, men preferred. sharing bath with
] other person: available after August J..
Phone after Aug. 2, CO. 6176.
minutes Washington. 4 block bus: break :
fast and lunch privileges. Jackson 1857.
1881 QUE ST. N.W.-Large, bright, front
room for 3: also double room with -un-
ming water; reasonable rent
1922 L ST. NV, downtown-cool, clean,
single and double rooms, some with run
ming water SIS to 50 week.
3135 r ST. NW.-One girl. single studio
ballroom. s5-S6. DI 2is5.
370I 4th ST. NE. Apt, 2-Furntshet
studio room. radio and use OF unlim. phone
Ala BUCHANAN ST. NW.-ciesn, srie
and dble, rms. screened porch. pvt. house
unlim. phone. Taylor 1854.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARL.; VA.-COOL. SPACIOUS. UNFURN. =,
2-bedroom apt, utilities furnished: 4
blocks bus line. 3SOS N. 10th. off Quincy.
r"
. ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH: NEW HOME
4904 Usage St BerWyn. Md
IN FARMHOUSE, "A MILES, HARD ROAD;
3 rooms. Kitchen, bath, porcheS: couple,
reasonable; car essential. Chestnut 1857
NEARBY VIRGINIA, LEE HWAY-UN-
furn., , large rooms, kit, bath first floor;
large grounds: adults only. CHI. 5S1G
FURNISHED ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR. NEW
brick home. on acreage in nearby Va. .
bedrooms. living room, dinette, kitchen.
SundeCk, bath; SlO5; utilities included
Falls Church Sqg-W-3
Evening star., 1943-08-06
OPEN 5 TO 8 PM
6 ROOMS -S11 7s0

Located in Silver Spring, Just of Dale
plan. has bedroom and bath on Ist floor;
6edrms; and bath upstairs; basement
laVatory. built-in garage, porch slate roof
copper spouttng, Kitchen is spacious with
DE luxe equipment; the house is only .
Park, bus, shopping, public and parochisi
schools nearby substantial cash needed:
shown by appointment
SUBURBAN REALTY CO., sH 41e1.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
MOVING, PACKING G STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable
rates; will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving Edelman's
Moving and Storage Co, Taylor 2937. u.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
BROOKLAND.
1919 QUINCY ST.
$4,000 CASH.

Opportunity for home owner, investor
or builder; splendid residential district:
trees. shrrbbery and lawns: building in
rear for 3rcar garage or shop with upper
hoor; rear entrance to the garage
NJ. G, BREEN,
5Q45 IatOna St Phi1a pa ATT ooIv
Evening star., 1943-08-06
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
SIS Q50

delightful brick home with 4 unusually
Sunroom and den or breakfast room; this
house is in new-house condition and is
from bus: YOU will have to act quickly as
this property will sell this week: now va
cant: immediate possession. EDW H
JONES & CO, INC. Call Woodley $500
Evening star., 1943-08-06

CHEVY CHASE, 2. Clare, : vindovs
kaAD.: Z seeuDAnS II house M i<6l.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
ROoMs FURNISHED.

1888 HARVARD ST. NW.-Double room.
also single. Michigan $500.
COMFORTABLE FRONT RIM, Ink S35
Cheerful paneled base. rm., l. k: $50.
Single rm.. SEQ. All near baths
235 First St. NE, IL. 9591 or AID. a17s
Evening star., 1943-08-06

1924 NORTH CAPITOL ST, between K
and I-2 large rooms, moderately fur
nished. private home, two blocks from
Evening star., 1943-08-06
MOUNT PLEASANT

1Q-rm. semidetached brick. 7 bedrms
ga baths: in new-house condition; / block
to 18th st. Owner leaving city Priced
for quick sale. S17,25O. Call EN-,
1870 until 9 pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4
Evening star., 1943-08-06

MOVE RIGHT IN.
This attractive 6-room Colonial home IN
Takoma Park. Md, is vacant. Just COM
pletely redecorsted: entrance ball. living
room, dining room. kitchen anu pantry on
lSt hoor. j bedrmS. and bath up; storage
attic, full basement, 2-car garage, coal
hot-water heat, deep shaded lot with
chicken run in rear: price, S7,750: $1,000
cash, balance easy terms
SUBURBAN REALTY CO, sH. 4161.
WHITE COLONIAL, SIS, 1000.
Seven rooms. center hall through, larr.
screened porch over attached garage: B
large bedrooms. 2 baths, finished stairway
to ard floor; brick Kenvood area; wooded
lot Call oliver ds67,
toont1nnsd "a NaGS FaOAS
Evening star., 1943-08-06
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

22O7 Douglas st, n.e.-5 rooms, tile bath,
neat; near bus, school; price, S6,950; va
cant. To inspect out r. l. ave to 10th,
Ltnence right to Douglas, thence left to
Evening star., 1943-08-06
On Lanier Pl., Near Calvert,
S1O 750
CLOSE TO GOOD SCHOOLS,
Oil QE0

beautifully kept lot has front and rear
porches living room with fireplace, large
dining room and kitchen There are 2
large bedrooms. sleeping porch and bath
on second floor; finished insulated attic;
AUTOMATIC heat. detached garage: all in
good condition. Situated within easy walk
ing distance of Woodrow Wilson High
School as well as elementary and Junior
high schools and close to good transporta-
ton and shopping. This home is real
buy. II should sell quickly for prompt
possession For inspection, please phone
sydney Karr. WI g265
Evening star., 1943-08-06
VIM. R. THoRowGooD.
4 r. I. AVE. NE, DE

DuIcI COlOnlal-Sl4,75 100.
4 bedrooms, 2 baths on the 2nd noor.
2 bedrooms and bath on the 3rd f,oor,
large shaded lot: house in good condition
2-car garage: located in the heart OF Be
thesda. close bus. stores and schools. Call
Evening star., 1943-08-06
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.

II SE THU y VI = tRIO " pI ,OOU.
: rooms: one-haf bath and library on
he ] st floor 8 bedrooms and bath on the
nd floor gas hot water and heat. full
call Oliyer
Evening star., 1943-08-06
ROOMS EURN. & uNEuRN

713 D ST. NE sleeping rms, mic
furn.. clean; Sc per wk. and 81 80 per "
share bath with another couple.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
CLEVELAND PARK.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
1201 W. VA. AVE. NE
Home BUYERS. Attention

Colorado ave. near 18th St, substantial
20-ft. Colonial brick, Z large rooms, tiled
bath porches, deep lot, full basement, etc.
A nome that's well built. with oak trim
throughout Beautifully recond. Immediate
p%osSesSIon; % ; The price will amaze you.
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM Us"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co ME Sam
Evening star., 1943-08-06
HILLCREST-S13,5OO.

rooms brick. corner home. INV auto
matte heat, butlt-in garage. Call for ap-
pointment TO inspect
ADEIlBERT W. LEE
32ll Penna Ave T. II INN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Hospital Aux. Party

Foregoing the usual dinner
preceding the dance which
opens the season for the Dane
ing Club. members gathered
tins evening in the ballroom Of
Hotel Durant Several hoSteSScs
utilized this as an opportunity
10 entertain friends informally
before The dance. Mr.. and Mrs
r. /. Collier were hosts 10 one
group, Including
Mr. and Mrs Joseph @ Ben
jamn Or and Mrs Perry V.
Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs Pierce
Pcltlcr and Dr. and Mrs Ernest
Eichhorn Then Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. R3gSdale invited is
friends 20 meet AT their home
before the dance.
Annual card party Of St Jo-
seph Hospital Auxiliary VIII be
an event Of Oct. 20 with the hos
pltal lounge as the setting. Mrs.
Eskild BondeSen, president, has
appointed Mrs NJ. ! O'Neill as
chairman Of the event. The aux
ilary is also busy on a member
ship drive conducted this month
with Mrs Bart F0len as general
chairman and Mrs Charles D.
Gafney Jr. and Mrs Herman
Hughes a. co-Chairmcn
Shakespeares Meet
Program for The year IS under
the direction Of Mrs Gerald
NaCInn and those serving on the
telephone committee list. Mes
danes s. Foley, p l. HaSsett.
William DeyereauN Alton a.
Miller William r Minardo A.
J Smith and Victor L. George
Members OF the Shakespeare
Club also charted their first
meeting after the seasonal re-
cess when they gathered Tues
day evening AZ The home Of Mr.
and Mrs a. r c. Hardy The
club Is among the oldest IN the
city having been organized in
1889
Delegates named by the board
OF directors for Flint SorOSlS
Club for the east central district
convention 10 take place oct
10 and 20 IN Port Huron include
tho president. Mrs George NJ
Howe. Mrs William Cal, Mrs.
Norman IIalen. Mrs G. L. Hart
we'll Mrs Allen Wright and
Mrs r a. Pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
WendIands Return

Mrs John r. James came out
on top IN the recent champion
ship golf tourney AZ Flint Golf
Club by winning the champion
ship fight with Mrs, Karl Wag-
ner As runner-up Mrs. Earl
Schmltz won the first flight and
Mrs T. {. jackson was runner
up. Consolation awards were re-
ccived by Mrs /. X. Nilsson,
championship flight. and Mrs.
T. O. Olcck, first fight. Prizes
were awarded AT the final ladies
day with Mrs. Wagner receiving
that for ringer score; Mrs, Cole
a Ward best reduction of han
dicap. and Mrs. w. II. Dawson,
best attendance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

informally at a party given by
Mrs. Carl J. Koerner. Mrs.
Ralph Smalheld also was A
hostess for Mrs. Anderson who
was visiting her mother, Mrs!
w F. Tracy
The list OF military guests in
town includes Staff Sgt. and
Mrs. Olaf NJ Bjaland who are
here from Camp Berkeley, Tex.
Mrs. Bjaland is the former
Eloise Frost. In their honor
Mrs. J. l.. Roat was hostess at
dinner with other guests list
ing Mrs. Gordon Read Of New
SMYRNA Beach, Fla; MIR. and
Mrs. Glen r Fitzgerald, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Keast, Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Child Delinquency
Is P. IA. Topic

MRS. WAYNE MOHR, presi-
dent of the Detroit Council Of
Parent Teacher Associations,
and Walter II. Allmendinger,
principal Of the Greenfield Park
School. will address members
Of tre Greenfield Park Parent
Teacher Association Tuesday at
J 80 p. m.
Both Mrs. Mohr and Mr.. ALI
mcndinEcr VIII speak on luve-
niie delinquency. a discussion
period Will follow. Tea will be
served
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Catholic Group
To Meet Friday

THE AUXILIARY OF THE
SISTERS, SERVANTS OF THE
]. II. NJ, will meet in the Chan
Gerry Building on Washington
boulevard at 2 p. m. Friday. A
social hour will follow The
board meeting will be at 1890
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

FLINT, Oct 9
HIGHLIGHTING news Of the
II week is announcement by
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Dsvi-
son Of the marriage OF their
daughter. Louise Richmond, and
Comdr. David Gillies Roberts
which took place Oct. 1 in Las
Vegas, n. NJ.
The bride is member Of the
Junior League and has been
active in civic organizations.
She attended Mt. Vernon Semi
nary. Erskin School and Andre
brook at Tarrytown, n. Y. Her
husband was graduated from
Annapolis tn 1928 He had his
ship sunk under him a year
ago when he was in command
during the invasion Of -Guadal-
canal. He is the son Of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Rob-
erts OF Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Burgess
Of Flint announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Betty,
of Detroit 10 Ensign John NJ.
Mulkcy. L. s. ~. r. son Of
Mrs. John Clare Mulkey OF
Detroit and the late Mr.. Null
key. Ensign Mulkey was grad
uated from University Of Mlchi-
gan and is a member of Acacia
fraternity Mr. and Mrs. Bur
ccSS came TO Flint from Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Mla~tsd to Con,dr SDavid e. Robert, in lin

Burdette Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Sellers.
The annual autumn dance
sponsored by the Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce will take place
in The Armory on oct. Is with
name orchestra engaged.
Ralph r. Leland is serving as
chairman, assisted by the fol-
lowing committee: William II.
Galliver, tickets, Alvin +. Ma
son, decoration; Robert +. May
baum, publicity
The Wednesday Dance Club
is also looking ahead 10 IT'S first
event 10 be held in Dom PolSki
on Oct. -. The fail theme viii
be carried out since it Will be
called the Harvest Moon Ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Bonaro Overstree
At New Century

BONARO OVERSTREET,
psychologist will speak at the
Detroit New Century Club
Monday AT ] 80 p. m. in the au-
dItorium of IngleSidc Club. Mrs.
Henry Hit Crane Will preside.
The guest speaker is an in
Structor in the adult education
workshop AZ Mills College in
Oakland. Cal. She and her huS-
oaru. Harry Overstreet. are
co-directors ~ the Leadership
School Of Town Hall in New
York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Clio Club TO Meet
a MEETING of the Clio Club
will be held Friday at the home
of Mrs. Henry Gamble in
Geneva avenue. Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Mrs. Anderson Feted

Following a weeks furlough
spent with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred ! Wendland. War
rant Officer Fred J. Wendland
and his wife returned 10 Nor
folk. Va. where he is stationed
with the L. :. Coast Guards.
His wife, the former Flossie
Pierce, returned 10 Flint
week before her husband TO
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Pierce.
Preceding her departure for
Carlsbad, n. NJ. TO Join her huS-
band, Cpl. William Anderson,
Mrs. Anderson was entertained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Junior Hadassah
To Hear Rabbi

THE SECOND in a series Of
study group lectures sponsored
by the Detroit Unit Of Junior
HadasSah will be held WedneS-
day at 8 p. m. al the Hadassah
offices in Linwood avenue.
Rabbi Morris Adler of
Shaarey Zedck viii address the
group on Palestine Jewish
History and Tradition. -
Group singing Of Hebrew folk
songs will conclude the meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

The 1943 War Chest Of Metropolitan Detroit Comprises
DETROIT COMMUNITY FUND Uso UNITED sEAMENs SERVICE
WAR PRISONERS AID .ALLEO JEWISH CAMPAIGN. BELGIAN WAR
RELIEF SOCIETY BRITISH WAR RELIEF SOCIETY FRENCH RELIEF
FRIENDS OF LUXEMBOURG GREEK WAR RELIEF Assoc
ALTON NORWEGIAN RELIEF POLISH WAR RELIEF QUEEN
WLHeLMNA FUND REFUGEE RELIEF TRUSTEES RUSSIAN WAR
RELIEF UNITED CHINA RELIEF UNITED cZECHoSloVAk RELIEF
UNITED YUeosLAV RELIEF FUND w. S. COMMITTEE FOR THE
\ X. X CARE OF EUROPEAN CHILDREN X +
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
RoseviIIe Garden
Meeting Tuesday

THE FIFTH annual birthday
party Of the RoScville-EaSt De-
troit Branch OF the Women'S
National Farm and Garden
Association will be held Tues
day AT the Medca Hotel in Mt
Clemens.
Luncheon will be served at
II o'clock Mrs. Basil Collision
and Mrs. Herman kuester will
be in charge OF the event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Auxiliary
Sets Dance

FLINT, Oct 9
news of the
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