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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
CHRISTMAS CABLE

A Christmas cablegram was the
last word Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Conner of 1914 Quincy received
from their son, Pfc. Thomas w.
Conner. January 6 Common was
killed in the South Pacific war
zone-"no details"
Last Sunday memorial services
were held for him at the Harger
Methodist Church but there is
still no peace for Mrs. Common.
IL know he died gloriously,"
Mrs. Connor said, but we won't
rest until we find out who IL
was befriended him-iust day
before he went TO battle - I'm
Australia. We had "A letter, hut
the censor removed the name
and address. There must be
some way to find these kind peO-
pie-Iust Ia thank them"
Born in Windber. Pa, Pvt. Con-
ror. p, attended Central High
here, and became an in
terror decorator before ne was
d + { G d in October. 1941. He
trained at Tacoma Wash, and san
Francisco. going overseas to the.
Australian war zone in March. He
has two brothers, Clyde. 25, and
Lawrence, Ia. and sister, Isabel,
%. all at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
LETTER OF HOPE

"AIl's well--dOn't sell the fur
niture," wrote Pvt. Clare T.
Latham, q, of the army medi-
cal de tachme { from New
Guinea early in December.
The letter to his wife Of 10
months, the former Miss Evelyn
HasSe, 1910 Goethe, was full
of hope and enthusiasm and
faith. On December 81, Private
Latham was killed in action, but
young Mrs. Latham has not broken
faith. The furniture is still in
Storage-waiting.
They had 80 many plans"
said Pvt. Latham'S mother
in-law. Evelyn Just couldn't
sell. She's been paying the stor-
age month after month, just
hoping"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

each BoRDEN's ICE CREAM dealer will get
his fair share of eli the ice cream we can
make.
Please, then, enjoy BoRDEN's ICE CREAM
whenever you can. It's real food, high in
nutritional value! Sold where you see the
BoRDEN's ICE CREAM sign.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
Pull the Trigger on
Constipation, with
Ease for Stomach, too

When constipation brings on discom.
Tort after meals. stomach upset. bloatng.
dizzy spells. gas. coated tongue. md bad
breath. your stomach Is probably crying
tho blues" because your bowels don't
move. IL calls for Laxative SIENNA TO pull
the trigger on those lazy bowels, COM
blncd with Syrup Pepsn for perfcei ease
10 your stomach IN taking. For years.
many Doctors have gwen pepsin prepa-
ratonS IN their prescriptions 10 make
medicine more agreeable to a touchy
stomach. SO be sure your laxative con-
tains Syrup Pepsln. Insist on Or. Cad-
wells Laxative Senna combined with
Syrup PepsIn. See how wonderfully the
Laxative SIENNA wakes up lazy nerves and
muscles IN your intestines TO bring vel
come relief from constipation And the
good old Syrup PCpgn makes this laxa-
tive 50 comfortable and easy on your
stomach Even hnicky children love the
taste oi this pleasant family laxative.
Take Dr Caldwell Laxative SIENNA com
bined with Syrup Pepsih, as directed IN
label Or as your doctor advises and feel
world shelter Get genuine Or. CsldWells. 5.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
Michigan Politics
Van Wagner
Being Sought as
Highway Chief
Governor in Tears as
He Dictates Last Note
TO U. M. Dean Cooley
By FRANK NORRIS

LANSING. Jan. 9--Friends Of
former Gov. Murray d. Van Wag-
.oner are attempting TO persuade
him 10 become a candidate for
state highway commissioner at the
April election a post he held from
1888 until he became chief eXecu-
tive.
Van Wagner has not encour-
aged them. Now that he is out OF
public office, the Democratic leader
wants to form an engineering firm
perhaps with his close friend and
former deputy. Varnum B. Stein
baugh.
The federal government wants
him in Washington. and several
priv engineering companies
/ have bid for his services. But Van
Wagner feels that If ever he Is
to realize his dream or an engi-
neering company with his own
name on the presidents door, this
is tho time
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
Left Reluctantly

1t is true. however, that he left
Lansing reluctantly. After 10
years up 10 his neck in politics,
and carrying out projects as gov
ernor and as highway commits
sioner that remain to mark the
trall of his career, IT was difficult
to retire.
And IT is common to all men
that they hate 10 be beaten.
A little incident of Van Wag-
-0ner-S- -final-daY office -has-net
been written because newspaper
men considered it too maudlin to
mention. Yet il revealed some
thing of the character of the man.
and how a governor feels as he
prepares to close the book.
1t was on the last afternoon be-
fore l943 and Van Wagner was
debating his final letters. He
completed the pile of correspond
ence and turned TO his personal
secretary, Jane Dalton.
THAT ends it," he asked.
That's the last" answered
Miss Dalton.
Not the last" said the gov
ernor. Here's the last. Take a
letter to Dean Mortimer f..
Cooley"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
Reid in Line

for highway commissioner the
Democratic nominee will he The
incumbent. Lloyd b. Dutchl
Keid. Reid was named two weeks
ago 10 succeed Commissioner G
Donald Kennedy.
lie served in the department
since 1888 and was chief denuty
and business manager under Kon.
nedy. lie is an excellent engineer
But Reid is no politician and
VIII not be able to fill the huge
vacancy at the head of the narfv
created by the retirement of Van
wagner and Kennedy.
Most likely successor is proeo.
cutor William +. Bowling of DO.
troit. Besides being an ablo
prosecutor and attorney DowIino
mas Hair for practical politics
county Auditor Ray HAZEL also
VIII be a major force IN Demo.
cratic state affairs. hencefortb
ana wayne County Chairman Wi.
nam NJ. Donnelly Will be on hand
10 Keep the newcomers on the
right political path.
1 Republican plans in regard IN
the highway commiSSionerShip will
crNStallze this week. with the COP
State Central Committee sched.
uled 10 meet FRIDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
Letter to Cooley

Cooley, the SS-year-old dean
emeritus Of the college of engi.
neering at the University ol
Michigan. has been one of The
most important influences IN the
life OF Van Wagner. Their friend.
ship started when the former gov.
ernor was being trained in Dean
Cooley'S classroom.
This Is my last letter as gov
ernOr of Michigan" Van Wap-
oner began debating. 1T is TO
YOU. Dean Cooley, because I
want you To know that YOU had
a part in every decision. every
achievement, through those
years In the highway depart
ment and as governor"
me governor stopped. There
were tears in his eyes. He arose
and finished the letter while look.
ing out the window
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
The Sale That
PNcES N WALTON!

Monday is the Big Day. We have gone through
our stocks and replenshed assortments and
size-ranges at the same sensational price
reductions to greet tomorroW's crowds
with broadsde Of Savings. Every garment
included is aIl-wool in fabric and smart in style
-Finsterwald's standard year-'round quality.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

Mr.. Man. # you in need Of suit overcoaf, top
coat zpcost and looking for waIop Of saving,
here it isl Mind you, al this low price you get awoo
fabrics; workmanship and finish that you would expect only
in expensive Clothes styles that smart and snappy;
coos and patterns that all the 60 The saving huse
sAH.Woo Worseds sAlWooI Tweeds Al.Wool Fleeees
DoubIe-Breasted Styles 'SinseBressted Styles
.Fy-Front Goats The Popular CoIos
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
RULES OF SALE

RULES OF SALE
All Sales Final. No Refunds Exchanges
Small Charge for Alterations because OF big reductions
You May Buy Our THRIFT Plan. spite Of low prices
sSmaI Deposit viii Hold Any Garment
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

AnNFH TIgE.ME.NT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

Jessye Choir
ToBrookLm

BROOKLYN. n. Y. - (ANP) -
Anne Brown, who just short year
ago launched her concert career
successfully from the stage of the
| Brooklyn Academy OF Music here.
returns next Tuesday 10 do a joint
recital with the celebrated Eva
Jessye choir. The performance is
under the auspices Of the Brooklyn
Institute OF Arts and Sciences and
IS one OF the major concert series
Miss Brown left her starring role
in George Gershwin's "Porgy and
Bess" for one night in February
last year TO sing here in concert
The event was a grand success and
led To her decision 10 devote herself
TO The concert stage.
Tie Eva Jessye choir, only one
OF the stellar music groups led by
Miss Jessye. has carved a musical
niche in its own right. Its vivid
style has earned for it the name
OF "dramaiis,s OF Negro music"
Miss Jessye has led the organiza-
ton which provided the back
ground music in 'Porgy and Bess."
She was the musical director in
the celebrated film "Hallelujah."
She directed the music Of the Ger
trude Stein-Virgil Thomson opera.
-Four Saints in Three Acts" and
occupies a stellar place in Negro
music.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
To
Have Party
On Mar. 10Th

The downtown USO, John r. and
Adelaide, will he the scene of fes-
tive st. Patrick's Day party. Satur-
day, March 20. starting at 8 pm.
There will be an orchestra.
dancing and floor show, the guest
OF the evening will be the beauti-
full Miss Louise McCarroll, former
singer with Don 7edmon's orches-
ira and recently with Noble Sissle.
travelling all over the country 10
the various camps singing for the
USO. From the Club Congo will
be Miss Ruth Askew. dynamic little
mimic. who will act as NC. Among
the other artists will be Louis
Mitchell, well known Detroit
pianist. Arthur Walker. romantic
tenor, ACCOMPANIED by Clara Walker.
outstanding musician. along with
the Five Dukes. five young men
and two guitars, singing in close
harmony for your listening pleas
ure, and many mors artists.
A number OF lovely young host
esses will be on hand to greet you.
and to help make the evening a
completely enjoyable one. Alto
gether, this will be one OF the finest
parties ever 10 be given. D6n't miss
it! So boys, how about making il
a date TO be at the USO on Satur-
day, March 20?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Dukes Opus
Honored By
Harvard u.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - AMP -
Harvard university joins the long
lis Of distinguished places and per-
sons honorng the contribution Of
Duke Ellington 20 American music
when members OF the Cambridge
faculty. including Prof. Ernest
Hooking. this week meet at lunch
con with Ellington 10 discuss his
tone parallel. Black, Brown and
Beige"
The music and English depart
ments Of Harvard have followed
the Ellington concert career with
keen interest, and expressed de-
sire to discuss jazz, as an integral
part OF the American musical scene.
with. Duke. On March 30, Duke
and his orchestra will play az Har-
ward, prior 10 their Broadway
premiere at the Hurricane restau-
rant, from which they will broad
east on the Mutual network.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
BARROW SHOW PLEASED
FIRST N|TERS TUESDAY

On Moldsy for some good,y ap.
plause
Many Celebrities Present
--f4r+--F----tt--ii7--t-t-- i-rt--t,a+ron.
Wh.ie guests II James and Mildred
DAVIS al tie celebrity party were
Ta;ec Rhythm Misses dance trio
Es.cllc Edison who sang You'd BE
81 Nee and Pigmca' Markham
who dc,nca,cd Please BE Careful"
follpNcd by Melvin Moore with
Thursday Evening Blues" for an
encore
Ernie Feds ac,ed as encec Of
she offering s'aged by Paradise the
yatre stars Team II Brown and
Brown
Among NOSE pEeseH: were Brown
and Brown Miss Ada Brown. Ernie
Feds. VI ary Norman tblonde
bolbShelD. ESielie Edison, Pigmcat
Markham, Melvin Moore Earl Har-
RS. Corp Rich1rd Reed and wife.
Nj and Mrs Morris EImorc, Myrtle
Robertson. sgt. Walter Eccles.
james Fike. 6 Battle. David Mead,
Georgia Brown. Edward Sawyer.
jimmy Mole Houston Rudes and
others -ChiSm
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
DIRECTS
USO N USIC

TUSKEGEE. Ala. - r. Nathaniel
Dett, internationally known Negro
composer and one OF USO's music
advisers. arrived Tuesday TO con-
duct group singing at the USO club
ard direct other group musical &C.
tivities, it has been announced by
E L. Raiford, director Of the USO
club at Tuskcgee Institute.
Mr. nett is one OF seven USO mu-
sic advisers now visiting USO clubs
in different parts OF the country. as
part of a program 10 enlarge nu-
seal opportunities 10. service men.
The program is under the direction
or D, Raymond Kendall, 'USO mu-
sc coorGiaater, on Leave OF absence
from the Music department of Dart
mouth college.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Basie's Song Thrush Is
BrOOklyn's Gift To Music

small combinations hand picked for
numerous swank private parties in
and around New York.
She succumbed to the lure OF the
road when the chance came to do
her part for the soldiers by touring
the USO center at various army
camps. This recent adventure. which
Carp" thoroughly enjoyed. mot
wartime transportation was just
over when she sirned with Bas
for his Chicago engagement.
withstanding the Inconvenience OF
Asked IL she'd rur into any OF
the serious baggage mix-ups that
heckle troopers csc days. she ad
mitted she hadn't, for the very gooc
reason that she believes in travel
in" light! With a wise twinkle
Thelma declares there's nothing
like keeping your working toys ano
makeup kit close at hand. The
threat OF clothes rat'oning doesn',
worry .milady too much. either
though. struggling good naturedly
she observed hat few more
changes would find her more Opt
mistic. Surely the public could
tolerate repeat costume. long as
its kept Clean" she said.
A roguish little trouper at heart,
Carp gets her kicks out OF that
mad scramble before the curtain
rises, and confesses her bigges,
problem is getting back-stage jus,
time enough to sling herself TO
gether (Which she does artfully
nevertheless).
Singers who 60 high hat' after
reaching the top shelf are her great.
est peeve. One # the few colored
stars able to take success and all is
attending ballyhoo Is her friend and
idol, lovely Lena Horne. currently
in Hollywood. whom We are both
betting will never change..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

Little Sans cabarci offers q fas;
Entertaining and brand new floor
show complete with line Of cho-
rus girls 10 It's old and new patrons
IN . fleor-hoard Skij Wh.ch eTccc.
Produce Dick Barrow calls Man
haitian Seronade
The new show opened on La.
Tuesday as theatrical celebrities
from Paradise theatre and FIRST
high;erS attended the ga'5 and en-
iarged roorboard offering which
introduces a new smuSC mCnt policy
ct Little Sans cabaret
Celebrities attending The premiere
were Miss Ada Brown. blues sing.
er; Ernie Fields. band leader: Pig
meat Markham comedian. and
members Of ihc FlClds band which
appearei al Paradise Jas; week
Various band members and PRIV
eipals gave out wtl entertaining
the patrons attending ne double
feature night a, the popular Beau
oien stree, nhefy on Tuesday.
Chorus Girls In show
BsrroW's new show opened with
the chorineS wearing orchid cor.
ssges and Scanty gowns dong
fouiine dance number.
Dick Barrow as emcee and sing
or scored with the audience when
he sang, Don't Get Around Much
Anymore" then 10 groove things
down with Ration Blues for ad-
Ci,lonal applause.
Madeline Gill showsofY her talent
while doing gypsy dance 10 TIE
fhyihmtime OF tambourine and
the band background, On comes
julius Summers, in tails and top.
Per 10 dish out lessons in tapology
for the would-be dancers.
Middle number has chorines max
Ing a second appearance in the title
Offering OF Manhattan Serenade,
as the gals stage slow. sensuous
soft shoe Offering.
Bobby Davis offers Every Night
About This Time" and Met Him
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
B&COHers
GrandShow
ForPatrons

For fine entertainment there's no
spot in town which can compare
with the shows produced at Club
B. and c by George Mongo on the
city's original theatre bar, owned
by Mrs. Eula Lightfoot and capably
managed by Warren Larue.
Beauty and Beast" is the title
Of the current opus at this place,
popular spot where such stars as
Bobby Key. emcee; Alberta Adams.
singer OF blue. songs; dancing Of
Chrystanna Buckner and the
comedy OF Ascan Larue and the
sweet song delineations Of Danelle
Stevenson.
Filled with songs dances and
comedy relief, Mongo's show is
guaranteed TO please the large fol-
lowing OF Club B. and c.
10 Baker entertains you with
witty words and risque songs dur
ing the early afternoon hours.
Warren Larue extends cordial
invitation to one and all TO make
their next big party date for Club
B. and c. Chism.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
No Pleasure Driving Ban
Can't Stop Buffalo Fun

BUFFALO - Make Maxwell Is
presenting a red hot show al Dan
Mon'gomery's cafe here. The show
opened a couple OF weeks ago and
is doing good business in face =
the no pleasure" ban on motorists.
Featured in Maxwells show are
the Three Toppers who do comedy
dance turn. The act consists OF two
boys ani a girl. Also featured in
The show are Vicki Vaughn. the
former newspai selling vocal dis
covery; Ginger Neal. the dynamitel
song and dame girl; Jimmy Mills.
the ebony Bing Crosby. and Frank
Derrlck's orchestra.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

Metro oldwyn-Mayer now has prac-
hcally . priority on the word best
4 Il r r
-1se following Academy Awards made
alandslide tr Metro Coldwyn-M
The Friendly Company"
= = 4 4
BEST PICTURE:
Mrs. Miniver."
BEST ACTRESS:
!: ! ! : :: !: :: ::
Greer Carson in MRS.
g Niiniver."
BEST MALE SUPPORT:
Van Helm in Johnny
Eager"
BEST FEMALE
SUPPORT:
IN Teresa Wright in Mrs.
Miniver."
BEST DIRECTION:
William Wyler for "MrS
Miniver."
81 E&lhL nNhND.
For the Andy Hardy series
which best reflects the
American way OF life.
And many othersl
q 4
Your BEST bet for fine entertainment
N 10 see these pictures from the
Academy Award Company:
RANDOM HARVEST
Il Get an ll-week record at the Radio
City Music Hall, New York. and is now
setting the whole nation agog! (Ronald
sIolman and Academy Winner Greer
Carson are co-starTed)
CABIN IN THE SKY
Tops" in musical merriment starriN
Ethel Waters, Eddie Rochester
Anderson and Lena Horne.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
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Whatcha Know Joe
A Plug For Thomas

NEW YORK - Now it can be told Harold F. Oxley Jimmie
Luncefords manager reveals how Whacha Know oe which
is now practically standard tune, originated.
appears that the most popular Lunceford bandsman-nex
to Jimmie, anyways Joe Thomas the personabe and pro-
cent AS the orchestra jumps around the
there always turnout of Thomas the railroad
station the first words that greet the eedser Whatcha
Know Joe?"
Well that leads to trombonist Trumme Young who heard
the question asked frequently that he decided put
a song. and the result all know.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
DOWN THREE s6s CLUB WAY

Tina PushouO Dixon proved one
of the outstanding stars OF the cur
rent Betty Taylor production at
Club Three 666 club on Sunday
black. Her risque manner Of song
delineation had the patrons clamor-
ing for more. Wanda Paul was well
received as she offered Summer
time" and sweet styles songs.
Dolly Pembroke, supple OF form
and alluring to behold, sent the
nitelifers with her body eyra.ions
and intricate torso bending artistry.
Five Sons OF South. four voices and
piano. offer a different and unique
Interpretation Of odd Man Nose"
Old Man River" and When
Lights Go On Again. for some
goodly applause.
Emcee Doc Wheeler proves a
solidly clicking master OF the floor
board introduction with witty say
ings and a personality that makes
all patrons feel this spot is we'll
worth making their favorite rendez-
vous for entertainment
Ted Buckner and his boys are
now holding down the music note
reading and musical background for
Betty Taylor's revue.
A Partisan atmosphere will be
woven into the gala and new floor
show which Betty Taylor will pre-
sent on Monday Jap Sneed Is the
genial manager Of Club Three 666.
Richard King is the popular floor
manager.
Among those seen at The club
were Mrs. Sarah Johnson Melvin
Cunningham, Mrs. Cornelius Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Blakely, Lafayette
Graham. Virginia Wooten. Elizabeth
Smith. Joseph Woo:en. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Donaldson (newlyweds), Be-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Wife Of Musician
Dies In Cleveland

CLEVELAND-Most shocking to
Cleveland friends was the news OF
the death Of pretty Dimple Florcen
Walden. the we'll known Cleveland
OF chesIs pianist, the wife OF Al
Walden. who with Lis band had
entertained on radio and stage In
Cleveland ana about he country
Tor the past 10 years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

NOW HI NAN DE lOLD
Twelve Horsemen are holding
their 9th annual membership drive
with a goal OF 500 members for
"l3" If you want to join good
club, this is it =. Wanda Paul
shows great Improvement in her
singing. With her wealth OF pleas
ing personality and love for sing
ing, plus a couple years OF more
mike experience. she is sure TO top
the current crop OF song delineators
. Rollo S. Vest is again head
publicity man at Club Zombie
What producer is going out on his
ear" when the boss finally wakes
up 10 his off-side heart interest?
Which songstress looked like
a mellofahess while yawning pub
licly when she was doing lulls on
the floorboards? Shame on that
ofay couple (sailor and galfriend)
for refusing to get 9ff the floor and
let an entertainer do her song skit
(And they say sepianS are only
ones who perform this way. Ho,
HUMP.
Doc Wheeler, Detroit's favorite
emcee, scores but solidly when he
closes the Three 500 club floorboard
offering with: IFS much easier to
buy bonds than to learn to speak
Japanese. Thank, Old Man. for
sending us the mikeway t'other
aynrn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
BANDS ON TOUR
Jimmie Lunceford

Jimmie Lunceford
March %. 27-Palais Royale. To-
ronto, Ontario
March 23-Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo, NY.
March c9-Royal Connaught Hotel
Ballroom. Hamilton. Ontario
March 3o-Auditorium. Ottawa, On
X X X
Sweetshearts or Rhythm
March 20-Joplin, Mo.
March 21-Kansas City, Mo.
March 22-Omaha. Neb.
March 23-St Joseph. Mo.
March 24-Quincy, Ill.
March 25-Centralia. III.
March 26-Terre Haute. Ind.
March 27-Louisville, Ky.
X X X
Rupert Harris
March 20-27 Continental Club,
Springfield, Ill. -- -.--.
Barney Johnson's Band
March 20-23-Grand Theatre, West
Palm Beach, Fla.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
WARREN BANKS
TAKES OHIO

AKRON-Warren Banks, the ma
TONS fastest rising young master Of
ceremonies. is in his second week at
Booker Brooks Cosmopolitan club.
Banks came here from Detroit's
Club Zombie after setting q record
breaking l3 weeks run in Pittsburgh
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
BURY LOUISIANA IN CALF.

LOS ANGELES-Mass for the
dead was said here last Monday
over the remains OF Mrs Maize Dob.
ons. native of Opolousas. La.,
who died after lingering illness
N the General hospital. Rosary
was recited in the chapel OF the
Anselus funeral parlors las, Sunday