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Good Personnel Work
Will Shorten War,
Gen. Ho|dridge Says
Addresses $50 Graduates
Of Officers School
At Fort Washington

FORT WASHINGTON, April L.
Organization of good combat teams
through right personnel manage
ment lessons the time of troop
training, shortens the war and
saves lives, Brig. Gen. H. c. Hold
| ridge told $50 members of class 16
OF the student officers school at
graduation exercises here yesterday.
Putting the man in the job for
which he is qualified by ability and
experience doubles his effort, since
a contented man will do the work
OF two who are dissatisfied, he said.
"A good team" he continued, "is
worth two or more poor teams,
whether it be on the battlefield or
in the stadium"
Stresses Human Element.
He warned the officers to remem-
ber that there is a human being
behind every record" and pointed
out that records have no purpose
IN themselves but are valuable only
as they lead to executive action.
The graduates, representing vir-
tually all arms and services, pre-
sented a stand of colors to the
school during the exercises, which
eliminated eight weeks of training
in Army administrative procedures.
Brig. Gen. H. B. Lewis of the
adjutant generals Office and Gen.
Holdridge reviewed the graduates
and all troops stationed here before
the ceremonies.
Many From d. C. Area.
Officers from the Metropolitan
Area who graduated are as follows:
Members of the class from the
District are: Capt. Wendell w.
Cruze, $3.50 Sixteenth street NV;
Capt. Mark Hillary, Hotel Marti-
nlque; Second 1t. Eduard Nocalay-
sen, 1925 Lamont street NV; First
1t. Nathan P. Shappley, 16 Third
street NE; First 1t. Myron Met.
WasSon, WeStchester Apartments;
Capt. Angelo o. Brewer, 7746 Six
teenth street NV; First 1t. Fred
NAASA> ~ AouCoSlli, LOO h0dTucy
street NE; Capt. John Thomas
Burns, 1890 Tenth street NE: First
1t. Owen P. Mcdonald, 2O5 Tenth
street; Second 1t. Willard E. Beers,
3725 New Hampshire avenue NV:
Maj. Lawrence H. Berning, 35O6
Lowell street NV; Capt. Joseph
w. Marshall, Anacostia Station:
Second 1t. Thornton g. Karlowski,
SO Gallatin street NV; Second 1t.
William L. J. Dee, 1923 Adams Mill
road, and First 1t. William N. Hol-
laday, 909 Savannah street Sc.
Those in the class from Maryland
include: 1t. Col. John E. Upp, Paint
Branch Farms. Silver Spring; Sec
ond 1t. Samuel H. Miles, 1905 Chase
avenue, Bethesda; First 1t. Luther
T. Brumbaugh, Elgin Lane, Ban
nockum Heights, and First It.
James w. Layman, 103 Cedar street,
Takoma Park.
Officers from nearby Virginia are:
Capt. James A. Mercer, 308 Fairfax
street, Falls Church: Capt. Richard
H. Cobbs, 805 Church street, Alex
andria; Second 1t. George M. Os-
borne, Pearisburg; First 1t. Alfred
". Holden, 937 North Daniel street,
Arlington; First 1t. Lawrence r.
Harkness, Leesburg, and Capt.
James S. Sligar, 1900 De Witt ave-
nue., Alexandria.
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29c and 39l.
TURKISH
TOWELS
l4c

Just 2ss to sell. Heavy quality
Turkish towels, absorbent and
quick drying. Assorted styles.
Mill seconds.
(26S) Heavy Quality Wash
Cloths; in solid colors. Orig.
121ac ca. &c
(76) Heavy White Huck Tow
els; assorted sizes. Orig. 19c,
&c
(l4) Heavy Quilted Bed Pads;
closely stitched, size 39x76".
Orig. 2.39 ---l.77
(16) Heavy Quilted Bed Pads;
closely stitched, size 54x76".
Orig. 2.69 --l.97
19) Chinese Handmade Filet
Lace Cloths; sizes 72x72" and
60x8O". Orig. 4.99-----3.44
(7D Woven Homespun DOLL
les; fringed, various color
combinations. Orig. 15c ca, &c
(101) Handmade Lace Doilies;
assorted sizes. Orig. 10c ea., 4e
t3) Heavy Printed Luncheon
Sets; gold color, includes 50x
SO" cloth and 6 napkins. Orig.
5.99 -
(3) 5-Pc. Colored Bridge Sets;
includes 36x36% cloth and 4
napkins. Orig. l.29---77e
Goldenbergs-Mdin Floor
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IJ1E!2313]|

(22) Lady Pepperell Sheets;
in solid color green. Size
8lx99". Orig. 2.l9----l.77
1887 Lady Pepperell Sheets;
in solid color green. Size
72x99". Orig. l.95---l.67
l46) Heavy Quality Pillow
cases; sizes 42x3812 and Ask
1872. Seconds Of 39c grade,
26e
18) Bed Pillows; filled with
crushed chicken feathers. Size
17x24". Orig. 100 68e
(2) 500 Wool Comforts; floral
covering. Orig. 3.99 -----2.78
(l47 yds.) Heavy Unbleached
Muslin; 40" wide. Useful REM
nant lengths. Orig. 29c yd.,
lie
(S) Beacon Blankets; thick
and warm. All grey, made for
an institution. Orig. 2.49-l.77
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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NOTIONS

I'D Made-up Ribbon Bows;
various colors. Orig. 4sc ca.
lie
(16l Hair and Flower Barettes:
originally 15c ea. Sc
t5) Bridge Table Covers; orig
1nally sec ace
(3l) Shopping Bass; stroag
and serviceable. Orig. Soc,
3ee
(3se yds.) Dress Trlsnnings;
including braids, edgings and
insertions. Orig. l0c yd..
) yds. Toe
(15) Chlnts and Cretoano
Garment BAss; some imper.
feet. Sold "as ~" ORG. l.7e
70 2.S0-------------1.o0 20
ool1sMosye's-Ae&N Voue
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ACCESSORIES

(49) Women's Blouses; OF ray
on crepe and sheers. Pastel
colors and white. Sizes 80 to
38. Orig. 1.39 -1 90
(73) Women's Neckwear; in
pique and lace. All necklines.
Orig. 100 --6Se
(45) Wraparound Turbans: of
rayon and cotton chenille.
Wanted colors. Orig. soc 39e
u33) WOmen's Handkerchiefs;
white with embroidered cor
ners. Orig. lie ea.--5 for 2oe
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
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GLOVES

(lS) Women,s Doeskin Gloves;
4-button classic slipons. Fin
ished sheepskin. Spring COL
ors. Orig. 1.95- 90
(ll2) Women's Fabric Gloves;
in spring colors. Sizes 8 to .
included. Orig. 6oc-
(loe) Wemen's Rayen Fabric
Gloves; In white, navy. pink
and blue. Broken sizes. Orig.
&c @4N
ool6eabwvs-Mats Floor
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SIS Famous ''Ateo"
PAINTS
'2.79 gal.


Fine quality "Atco" paints, in
cluding floor and deck enamel,
outside house paint and wash
able gloss. White and colors.
"Atco" Fiat Finish; for in
terror walls and woodwork.
Orig. 2.25 gal. -
Room Lets Wallpaper; WASH
able and sunfast. Each lot in
cludes sidewall and ceiling for
lOxl3 room. Orig. 3.ee lot,
2.19
0olfeahve'h-DoecastaaSe
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Irresulars of 1.9s
Rayon Slips
LII

Just 40 to sell. Fine quality
rayon satin and rayon crepe
slips, beautifully lace trimmed
or tailored style. Tearose and
white. Sizes 33 to So in the
group.
(20) Women's Knit Union
Suits; orig. 79c -59e
(3) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; navy and black. Orig.
] SO AT
(5) Extra Size Rayon Crepe
Slips; in tearose. Orig. 1.29,
100
(20) Snugfits; fully reinforced.
Orig. sec ---39e
az Rayon Crepe Print Bed
Jackets; orig. 1.19-50e
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
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HANDBAGS

(35) Handbags; of simulated
feathers, gabardine and corded
fabrics. Wanted colors. Orig.
1.69 and 1893 8--ooe
(30) Handbags; OF corded fab
RIGS, gabardine and patentex.
Multi colors, black and navy.
Orig. 800 and 3.29--2,79
Goldenbero's-Main Floor,
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[3fq1''l3;!;

az Boys Suits; dark brown.
size 20. Orig. 12.98---3.o7
(2) Jr. Boys Capeskin Jack
cts; size 6. Orig. 8.98---3.99
N Jr. Boys Reversible Cor
duroy Set; size s. Orig. 1898,
SIT
1) Boys Corduroy Jacket:
size 8. Orig. 5.98.---2.97
(14) Boys Wash Suits; sizes
4. 5 and 6. Orig. 1.69---- 64e
u) Boys Blue Sailor Suit;
size S. Orig. 5.98-
500 Boys Knit Union Suits:
sizes 6 to 9. Orig. 1.69---l.l7
(4o) Hugger Caps; sizes 677s,
7 and Us. Orig. 98c- 4oe
(16) Jr. Boys Union Suits;
sizes 4 and 6. Orig. 8ec Ale
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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EU!13i3!$3

(25O) American Lilac Toilet
Water and After Shave Lo-
ton. Orig. 39c----lSe
az Schratz Bubble Bath: in
glass cocktail shaker. l lb., 8
OF. Orig. 69c --37e
1857 Bath Powder; assorted
kinds. Orig. soc and sec --l9e
(185) Garne Talcums; in
metal container, assorted frag-
RANGES. Orig. 39c c----l0e
t75) Hair Brushes; mixed
bristles, Orig. 39c 9c---lOe
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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FURNITURE

Q) Solid Maple Bed; poster
panel. Three-quarter size.
Imperfect. Orig. 19.95--9.88
Cd Ape. Twin Bedroom
Suite, in Colonial maple. In
cludes dresser, chest and 2
twin beds. Orig. 1895 1895
1) Maple Finish Priscilla
Sewing Basket; portable han
die. Orig. 3.98-2.49
u) Maple Mite Table; with
drawer. Slightly imperfect.
Orig. 895 ---3.o8
~ Maple Finish End Tables:
half round style. Sold "as is"
Orig. LAG 9--S8e
(D Solid Maple Kneehole
Desk; honey finish. shopworn.
Orig. 1895 ---l5.0O
% Occasional Chair; blue
tapestry spring seat, soiled.
Orig. 5.45 --3.69
(l) Living Room Mirror; large
size, plate glass, decorated
frame. Slightly damaged. Orig.
9.95 --------------4.9 80
(D Windsor Chair; walnut
finish on hardwood. Imper-
feet. Orig. 229-----l.o9
(D Dining Room Arm Chair;
mahogany finish, blue seat.
Orig. SOS -----2.9S
(1) Vanity Base; modern wal
nut, without mirror. Sold "as
is" Orig. 19.95-------5.O0
Q) Extra Large Circular VAN
ity Mirror; plate glass. Orig.
1895 ----------l0.oO
n) Mahogany Finish Dropleaf
Table; slightly marred. Sold
"as is" Orig. 19.95----13.95
Q) Mahogany Poster Bed;
twin size. Orig. 1995--lo.o5
U Prima Vera Bed; twin
size. Orig. 1895 -----lO,o5
~ Sisaltex Mattress; 80"
size. Sold "as Is" Orig. 9.95,
500
~ 5-Pc. Solid Maple Dinette
Set, opens to seat 6. Sold "as
is" Orig. 34.95----lo.95
ID Solid Maple Wall Mirror:
Slightly damaged frame. Orig.
o.so ~----------------3.9S
t3) What-Not Shelves; solid
maple, with drawer. Orig.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
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RUGS

(3) Velvet Rugs; size 9x1012.
Orig. 1900 --22.OO
D Fine Grey Broadloom Rug;
size 9xl2. Imperfect. Orig.
$500 0--40. 90
(D Administer Rug; size 9x12.
Slightly soiled. Orig. 1880,
$500
n) Administer Rug; size sx12.
Orig. 44.50 ---35.00
(D Velvet Rug; size Asks.
Soiled. Orig. 17.50---7.50
Q) Velvet Rug; size 4.6x7.6.
Soiled. Orig. 2l.50 $50
(l2 pcs.) Short Lengths Felt
Base Floor Covering; 2 yds.
wide. Orig. 49c-5sc So. yd., 24e
(15) Chenille Rugs; size 27x
54". Orig. 3.79 --l.89
(1S) Chenille Rugs; size 24x
49,. Orig. 2.95 --1.47
(l4) Chenille Rugs; size 24x
36". Orig. 2.25 --l.l2
(27) Rubber Door Mats; size
l4x22". Orig. soc 9c----39e
n5) Heavy Rug Cushions; size
8.3x10.6. Orig. 7.95-----4.S5
l12) Garnet SannIes. sjze
18x27". Orig. 1.50-----75e
II pcs.) Short Lengths Ak
minister and Velvet Carpet.
Orig. 2.50-3.O0 yd.
ID Heavy Carpet Rug; size
27x54". Imperfect. Orig. HOO
500
(0 Chenille Bath Seat Gov
efs; orig. 1.25 ---7Oe
Goldenber0's-Third Floor
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~ Black Winter Coat: with
dyed squirrel collar. Size 40.
Orig. 1895 --------5.44
(2) Spring Goats; one belted
model in aqua, one dressy style
in navy. Sizes II and 16.
Orig. 1885 ----------S.SS
ts) Spring Coats; boxy style
in blue and aqua. Sizes 40 to
~. Orig. l9.95----------6.79
(l) 3-Pc. Cape Suit; in navy.
Long cape. short coat and
skirt. Size IL. Orig. 1895.
as
~ All Wssl Twill Dressnaker
Suit; beige shade. Sine II.
Orig. 24.eS ike
~ Navy Drsas Csat; size l2.
Org. lass ------------l.oo
oelIs1bevvs-SscoSd vleer
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Bedspreads
At Reduced Prices

10 Hobnail Spreads;
fringed style, full and twin
sizes. Orig. 3.99--3.44
(48) Chenille Spreads; we'll
covered, twin bed size.
Orig. 3.49 --2.77
(19) Heavy Chenille
Spreads; twin bed size.
Orig. 4.99 ---3.67
(3) Chenille Spreads; white
with colored chenille tuft-
ing. Orig. 2.49-l.67
Bedspreads-Main Floor
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Seconds Of l.95
NOn-Run Hose
lis

Just 80 pairs to sell. Full
fashioned mon Run" lace
stockings in wanted colors.
Sizes 81 to 101a.
(116) Rayon Mesh Hose; in
wanted colors. Irregulars of
100 quality -------6oe
(121) Cotton Mesh Hose; for
sports wear. Irregulars OF 79c
quality y--------59e
(131) Full-fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose; in wanted COL
ors. Broken sizes. Seconds Of
79c quality ----56e
(l62) Rayon Mesh Hose; in
wanted colors. Sizes az to
101a. Seconds Of 79c quail
ity 39e
(l41) Full-fashioned Sheer
Chiffon Rayon Hose; assorted
weights. Mill mends of 69c
quality 29e
(107) Kant Run Rayon Hose;
knit to At Broken sizes. Sec
onds of 59c quality 29e
(4l) Cotton and Rayon VIM
terweight Hose. Perfect quail
ity. Orig. 49c
(1l3) mo Seam" Chiffon
Rayon Hose, assorted colors.
Broken sizes. Mill mends of
49c quality ---------l4e
GoIdenberg's-Main Floor .
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Get a suit topcoat in this sale tomorrow at
neat saving of 695. Three-button single breasted
suits in brown and grey herringbones and solid coors
Topcoats in tweeds and herringbones, setin sleeves
fy-front model.
Godenbergs-Men's Clothing-Main Floor
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Misses 3 Women's
ZOO to 5.95
SPRING
DRESSES
LOO

Just 60. Rayon Bemberg.
rayon alpaca, rayon crepe and
spun rayon. in prints, pastels,
navy apd black. Some slightly
soiled Or mussed. Sizes for
misses and women, but not all
sizes in each style.
(14) Maternity Dresses; Of
rayon alpaca and rayon crepe.
Jacket and 1-pc. styles. Orig.
(5) Maternity Dresses; of ray
on alpaca. Brown, blue and
wine. Jacket and 1-pc. styles.
Orig. 7.95 5--3.O 90
~ Dinner Dresses; in dark
colors. Sizes II and l6. Orig.
8.s5 4o7
Goldenber0's-Second Floor
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3lS:;,3!;!S5

az Dark Blue and Green Ski
Pants; sizes 3 and 4. Orig.
(2) Plaid Legsings; properly
labeled as to wool content.
Size 5. Orig. 4.99------2.l9
90 Infants Sweaters; orig
inally 2.29 ------l.79
~ Infants Sweaters; orig
inally 2.29 ---l.79
(2) Tots Dotted Swiss Pima
fores; originally 49, 7ee
(5) Dark Blue Gym Suits;
size 8. Orig. 1.19- 39e
(l3) Girls Cotton Plaid Wash
Dresses; sizes 10, IA and 16.
Orig. 2.29 ----1.l9
t2) Girls Rayon BIouses: pink
and blue. Sizes IA and 16.
Orig. 1.59 - --69e
(2) Girls Broadcloth Blouses;
sizes II and Is. Orig. 89c 29e
(2) Boys Wash Suits; sizes 3
and 4. Orig. 1.39- 99e
(15) Girls All-wool Sweaters;
yellow and pink. Sizes 7, 8
and IL. Orig. 3.99-2.37
1) Infants Knit Bonnet;
originally 89c ------69e
u) Infants Corduroy Bonnet;
originally 89c --59e
~ $3.50 White Wool Crib
Blanket; orig. 2.99 --2.7o
Q) Girls Rayon Dress; size
IL. Orig. 3.29----2.9o
~ Girls Wash Dresses; red
and blue stripes. Sizes 812 and
1877. Orig. 3.99 3.79
u) Girls Print Wash Dress;
size 10. Orig. 1.99 .--l.69
(10) Girls Wash Dresses: in
prints and stripes. Sizes 81,
1012 and 1917. Orig. $3.50
ID Girls Wash Dress; red
and green check. Size 10.
Orig. 2.99 -76o
t3) Girls Wash Dresses; in
prints and stripes. Sizes 1917,
12E2 and l41a. Orig. 2.29-1 80
~ Girls Wash Dress; size
~. Orig. 1.25- ooe
1) Tots Dress; size 3. Orig.
199 l7o 10
~ Youths Mattresses; size
30x62". Sold "as is" Orig,
800 " m
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Regular Csc
Bread SlicerS
39c

Just ~ to sell. Wood board,
with slotted partition, for slic-
ing bread.
(5) Unfinished Wood Bench
es; with back for vanity table.
Slightly damaged. Orig. 2.49.
l.49
az Unfinished Wood Tables;
various styles. Sold "as is"
Orig. 3.95 --l.99
(2) Unfinished Wood Tables;
sold "as Is" Orig. 2.95 ---99e
(5) Woven Fibre Hampers;
with simulated mother-of-
pearl seat. Sold "as Is" Orig.
3.49 .---J.99
(S) Solid Maple Chairs; left
out Of breakfast set. Orig.
sos 3.o5
n Fibre Board Wardrobe;
double door style. Slightly
damaged. Orig. 2.98 l.o9
~ Combination Ladder and
Stool: enamel finish. Sold "as
is." Orig. 1.79 and 2.49-- 97e
n) 5-Pc. Breakfast Set: maple
finish. Includes extension ia
BILE and 4 matching chairs.
Floor sample. Orig. 22.95,
(1) Porcelain Top Kitchen
Table; with chrome finish legs.
Orig. 1895 ----6.99
(3) Wood Wardrobes; double
door style. Size 66x28x20". Sold
"as is" Orig. 1895 1888
(2) Wood Wardrobes; fibre
board back, walnut finish. Sold
"as is" Orig. l2.s5----9.SS
Goldenberg's-DownStairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Jennings and baby Allen OF Dir
mlnCham.
Governmcr business Vll!-takc
Edwin O. Jones 10 Washington
his Sunday for an extended Visit
and Mrs Jones is making plans
10 visit him there some week.
end soon In INC meantime she's
staying in their home in Wash
inGton, Crosse Polnte.
Mrs Ernest Kauztor IL tx
.pected Al hoc home in Touraino.
Crosse Pointo Farms, this week
end for fcv weeks before re-
turning 10 Washington, where
Mr. and MIS-. Kanzlcr aIe re-
siding Mrs Kanzler viii he
coming from several weeks stay
al their home in Hobo Sound.
Fla
Spring vacation is Just about
ovcr for Joan Gardner as she
VIII return 70 her studies Al
Miss Porter ; School IN Farm
Ineton. Conn. Tuesday. She has
heen Al home with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gardner
Of Lake Shore. Crosse Pointe
Farms. three weeks Her
brother. Arthur returned 10
Brooks School IN Massachusetts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Announce Weddino

Mr. and Mrs. SpauldlnC NJ
ArleSian road announce the
marriage of their daughter.
Sylvia. 10 Rembert Gary Allen
of Vienna. Va. son Of tho late
Mr. and Mrs. BanniSter Boiling
Allen Of Anderson, s. {.
Miss Spaulding is on the staff
of the Madeira School in Green
way Va Mr.. Allen IS in the
navy department in Washington
The brides two sisters. Alice
SpauldIng and Mrs. A. p.
SChaupner. attended The we'd
ding Saturday in the Foundry
Methodist Church in Washing.
ton. p. c.
Mrs. s. +. Wall Of Glaston.
bury road. with Mrs f.. C.
Schwimner will 20 by train
next week ~ Cincinnati where
they will embark on the new
Show Boat 10 New Orleans and
back
Mrs Philip Bryan of Outer
Drive Is continuing her stay IN
Hollywood. Fla.
Mrs. Harold PuckCeit of
Faust road is expected home
this week from New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

meeting and Will outline the
latest war. needs and informa-
ton releases.
Miss Cecile Whalen, director
of the civilian defense volunteer
office. will present the schedule
for School for Wartime Living
a session which will he held in
the near future sponsored bv the
consumers interest committee
Of the Wayne County Council
for Defense.
Divide and Conquer mo-
ton picture short released bv
the Office Of War Information.
viii open the afternoon session
at1 Is, After a l.. &. news re-
view, Miss Whalen viii give the
main address Of the afternoon.
" Merging Your Club Activities
With the War Need
Show wing how the enemy
2 ! an ? d the conquest Of Tho
W orl d. another feature. Tho
World At War, also will be
shown followed by a tochnicolor
cartoon by Walt Disney, out of
the Frying Pan Into the Firing
Line"
The meeting will be concluded
with Safeguarding Military In
formation. which stresses tho
Importance Of secrecy and the
results Of CarelcSSneSs.
According 10 Mrs. Schiller.
this meeting is an opportunity
for all members Of all organiza-
tlonS 10 hear and soc the facts
as presented by the owl and
the OCD."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Bring Own
in
RoseddIe

bringing your dinner is the
- vogue in RoSedale Park. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin l.. Brennan Of
Greenwich on Saturday evening
had as their guests for pot luck
dinner and pinochle:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
r Wesley Walter Irvine
NJ. Pope Raw Stevens
G. sullivan
The same crowd along with
some extras dined al the Norton
Hotel Monday evening before
viewing Stage Door
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Chambers
OF Plainview entertained friends
from in and around the park At
dinner and bridge. Guests were
Mr., and Mrs. Ed kerrigsn. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Holloway and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Powers.
Mrs. Walter Lehn Of School
craft avenue invited from The
park for luncheon and bridge
Friday afternoon;
MEsDAMEs
r. J hontieth Lawrence Trefry
Melvin Enos Hugo Post
John Hancock Leon gardner
Walter Crit1ef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Family Reunion

A family reunion at the Hugo
Post home in Warwick will he
held this Sunday rs Hugo Jr. is
leaving tomorrow for the armed
forces. His grandfather came
home for the occasion and was
accompanied by his daughter.
ln-law. Mrs lrma Post, who has
been in the South the last six
weeks.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Lcfcrve of Ashton road
entertained The younger set Al a
turkey dinner honoring their
son, Robert, who left Monday
for Camp Custer.
RoScdale Parkers arc in stride
for l943 Victory Gardens. Two
hundred members Of the North
RoSedale Civic Association met
in the clubhouse Wednesday
evening 10 hear Alex McNittle.
an authority on gardening
Mrs. David Dunlop, famous
for her flower arrangements.
screened pictures Of her vege-
tables and flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Hemiltons Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. y. Frank Hamil-
ton Of Kirby have an aunt visit
ing them for q few weeks. She
Is Mrs. II c Beck Of Baltimore.
Md. and has been in town only
a few days
Combining business and pleas
ure, Mr.. and Mrs Greene Fenley
Jr.. LETT last week for New York
City where they planned 10 visit
their daughter. Margaret. stu
dent AZ Smith College, who has
only few days for spring vaca.
ton They will return Monday
10 their home in University
place. Crosse Pointe.
Also having house guests this
week end are DR.. and Mrs.
F. Jennings OF Lewiston.
Crosse Pointe. who are enter
tanning their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Mother Plans Trip

Mrs Ahbotrs mother Mrs.
Frank Sell 81 Parker, plans p
trip about that time also She
expects 10 spend three or four
weeks IN Victoria. British
r Columbia visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Gordon Grant and children.
John and Virginia Or. Grant.
who is with the British navy. is
stationed al Prince Rupert,
British Columbia.
Ii. Col and Mrs William ".
Townsend and daughter. Viola
ThomaSina. returned 10 their
home in Rlvard Crosse Poinfe,
last week from the South. Mrs.
Townsend and daughter have
been visiting friends and rela-
tives in New Orleans and Texas
five weeks They met 1t. Col.
Townsend IN San Antonio. Ten
and ali returned 10 Detroit TO-
cether
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

A MOTHER in p series Of
demonstrations on Wise
Saving for War Needs being
sponsored nv the consumer di-
vision Of The Crosse Pointe
AWNS will be given a, $40
p. m Tuesday Al the headquar-
tiers in Kercheval
Mrs. Frank Lambert will
speak On Practical Slip Covers
and Their Materials" and will
illustrate her talk with various
slip cover fabrics. Her talk will
include conservation as we'll as
suggestions for selecting and
making new slip covers.
The Speakers Bureau of
Crosse Pointe. sponsored by the
OCD and AVIS. is ready 10
provide speakers. accurately in
formed on ali subjects and AS
poets Of community interest. for
clubs. individual groups and or
eanlzatlon meetings.
Among subjects on which they
are qualified 10 speak arc Vic
tory gardens, child care. ration
ing. price control, nutrition.
Neighborhood War Clubs and
women's activities in wartime
The Crosse Pointe unit is AL
thori1ed 10 sell war bonds and
stamps and 70 exchange stamp
books. filled or partially filled
for bonds. They also have people
available IN give pep talks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
JEWS h league Group
Confer Day on War
munity Center.

A SPECIAL All day session NJ
The war efforts board If the
League of Jewish Womens Or
CARNATIONS will he held Wednes-
day At the Jewish Community
Center.
The morning session will he
attended by presidents Of the 80
organizations affiliated with the
league and their war efforts
r ha rmsn and will begin Al
1890 Mrs. Carl Schiller, league
board chairman. will conduct the