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Askov American., 1943-08-12

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Askov American., 1943-08-12
Notice Of Sale of Forfeited Land
Notice of Sale of Agricultural Land

s I bidder
the
will 1889 Chapter ss and acts and
that the Of land forfeited to the
classified and provided by Laws ly
provided by law
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to
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

Gullport Miss, aiplaro mo-
chanics school PIES. Michael
Zurich. 1897 EastlaWn Joseph T..
HornNak, 1861 DcarinE. Richard
-. Shearn, 2620 FairNcW. Pvt
George y. SimmondS, 1868 Bel
den.
Chanute Field. H.. technical
school: Cpls. Robert 4. Ringer.
22OG Harding: Justin II. Diuchart,
1859 Mendoza; Maurice \. zoe
that's, $500 Lemay; Clemens T..
PlasIticwicz. 1878 Twcniy-third;
sam J. Marcus. 80 w Dakota,
Clarence Is. Knhaupt, BuNcg.
Camp CurtiSSalr. n y. tech
nical training school Cpl Arthur
II. Rhodes Jr., 733 S. Byvoud
CIawSon: Pfc. Gino J. Bigi, $40
y. Crawford Maurice VI. Shacket,
1S21S Ohio Cpl. Elmer Il. smith,
Plymouth; Pfc. Stanley {. Jonca,
HHutramck.
KecSlor Field. Miss, Ijborator
mechanics school; pes. Harry T..
KochanSld, 1896 Dubois Thad-
deus J. Kucharczyk, l7l1S Caid-
well.
KIngman Ariz neNbio gunncry
school Sgt> Edward Munro.
lOOl5 Terry John VI. RoguS, 1893
Prescott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

Pretty 20 look a. and warm 10 wear.
Nicely woven of soft rayon and
cotton with 2i5ln-h firing Wear
them many different ways 49,. fascj-
nator- fashion. ne it under vour c1in,
tIng is casually over your shoulders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Service Notes:
4 W apElnen Qualify
as FERRY PILOTS

cart John q WHkr,. Grand.
Rapids Cpls Julian 4 Gaulu>,
Bay CHS John ". DaW son. Cold
water William a. huffman,
GoDiNIIIC Joseph j MichclcnL
1qq9T llHrn1 Leroy A. Erickson.
TsUauab8 Gordon ". IiasiiuS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

= IL w - TN ' ~
John X. BouIard, Grand Rapids
Robert !. Kennedy, Whitman
Lake. PIES. Arthur \. NalisIcW-
SKI. q2lO Erwin. Francis G.. louCh.
SOS Bellevue. Weston \. Miller,
1173 ColIngWood, GaIa y Ne
meth. 9l61 Lyon Daniel Barton
Jrs 575 Puritan. Highland Park,
Robert W. kres tman, Lake
Odessa.
Tcnny, r. Wilcox. l21O IIoG-
man Royal Oak Oscar {, John
SON, Yp>ti3ntl Robert -. Baldwin,
NOnCmucc, PYts. Louis X. Doug
las. l5S6S pclO~koy. Daniel +.
Cichoracld, l3Il1 Sunset Men
ford Nohlcr. Medina Alton O'Con-
nor, Ca~s City; Clarence Garrett,
i1giIGr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

.WZERF BACKING YOU, SON. in every
w way we know how. I'm buying war
bonds and working in the Red Cross. Some
days are awfulIy firing, but love it. 1t makes
me feel that I'm marching beside you. Nothing
seems to matter, but to win the war, quickly.
That's the way it is here at home, and we are
all so proud to be doing our bit"
Thus wrote one of the wives of Midland
worker. Unknowingly, she crystaIlized the
cooperative spirit that animates the army of
workers in the Midland plants. Every ounce of
our energy is for war 1000 to help win,
quickly and definitely. Every man and woman
is fred with the desire to build we'll, to keep
production rolling, to work as team. Gun
cunts; Frames for Jccps and Ambulances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

Power Brake Equipment, Tank Hulls, all like
a river of steel, flow endlessly throughout plants
in Cleveland and Detroit.
For decades, Midland standards of efficiency and
product dcpendability have been acknowledged
everywhere. Today, our people in both plant
and Office are turning out war equipment with
a zest and speed and accuracy that spells doom
for the Axis powers
Someday the war will be over. Then Peacetime
products will demand our energies When that
day comes, Midland's past record of accom-
plishment, plus its varied war experience will
be applied to producing its long established
lines, plus many new products that will
definitely aid in creating safer, happier, and
more useful world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

Other graduates are. James \.
Ha>sberger, Birmingham Richard
\. Nogclsang, Grand Rapids John
l.. Nizanko. Puritan Harold X.
koIIenberg, 81 Charles James T.
Nlling. Ann Arbor, Louis =. Mi
kulich. Traunlk. from IIondo.
Congcr W. smith. Three Oaks;
Albert VI. Nicholson, Gerald
Scholte. Grand Haven karl g..
Siolandcr. Midland Arthur q.
opp. Milan Arthur k"cdy, River
Rouge Derle }. Imhon, Wyan-
dotte. from san Marcos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
ARMY GRADUATES

European amy thcater schools.
Capt. Casimir 4. Weiss, 1901 f..
Garfield. Its. Baird ID. Jay, 3329
rs Grand Pete B0Ne. 4l90
Moran First sgt clifford g.
Coonc>. 1871 Mendoza, Stan
sgt. Elwoon {. Seeding. lTl45
Wanda Sgts. Gordon J. lIerrick,
1861 LpmaN. George l.. Inli,
1871 Prairie. Edward l.. kubit,
1909 Trenton, Hugh Il. Curran,
271I Ferry Park Donald X. Cal
lcnder. 1SO5 Tmonan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-29
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Enjoys Hospitality
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

ratoy could have undertaken them at ALL But many
of the developments that came out of this labora-
tory as result of this new teamwork between
groups of Scientists-such as the radio power tube,
the Coolidge X-ray tube, the MAZDA lamp-were so
farreaching that they have helped shape the course
of American life and industry
When clouds began TO threaten among the
first Of General EIectrcs resources to be converted
to the defense effort the priceless experience of
these research scientists. Today they are working
almost exclusively on war projects too vital
and confidential even to be mentioned. No Jobs
today are more important; no one knows from what
laboratory will come the discovery or weapon most
effective in speeding victory.
When that victory is won, the sights of research
will quickly be raised again and focused on the goals
of peace-the further conquests of natures secrets
for the good of mankind which is the normal aim of
the scientists of the blouse Of Magic" General
Electric Company, Schenectady, Ny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
FIESTA BAR

Gene Fenby. the old standby OF
the Continental Room and Fiesta
Bar in the SaYarine Hotel, contin-
ueS with his pleasing orchestral
and vocal arrangements.
\ He is again featuring a piano
arrange ment of Gershwins
Rhapsody in Blue" and a medley
OF Doll Songs" AcCordioniSt
Herman Ziehl solos on Dark
Eyes and Sally Romine vocalizes
on More Than You Know and
The Man / Love
The band plays for dancing
Wednesday through Saturday al
though both rooms are open
nightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

pong balls lie makes the small,
white pellets do everything but
talk.
PERT AND PRETTY
Pretty and pert Fohe Miller Of
the tap and acTobatic rhythms
Will be remembered for her Stel-
lar performance on recent
appearance here
The RoyaletteS In eye-appealing
routineS. Gus Martel and his
danceable music. Dick Worthing-
ton and his smooth style Of pre-
Senting the Royale shows. round
out the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

JAP you must lower your sights That's one of the
ways that war has affected the General Electric Re-
search Laboratory often called the "House Of
Magic"
More than 40 years ago the General Electric
Company modified little group of men - men
whose successes have made them today veteran
shock troops on the battlefronts of science. Their
life was to be one long campaign scouting and re-
oonnaissance, blitz attacks, prolonged seges Their
objective was TO lay open the secrets Of the then
litte-known world Of electricity in order to make
electric light and electric power more useful to all
men.
They met some defeats, but won many glorious
victories Some of their campaigns were quickly
over and easily won. Others were so long and on so
large scale that only big company and big labo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
Low Bids Determined
On E State Projects
Tunes STAFF Correspondent

LANSING, Sept 23-Low bids
totaling $l,l3l.OO were deter
mined by the state highway de-
partment today for six conStTuc-
ton projects, The largest job.
which calls for a grade separation
over the Detroit Industrial Tx
preSSWaY I'M Dearborn. was
awarded the w. J. Meager Co. OF
Bay CITY for S693 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
EAGLE CAFE

That wacky master Of cere-
monies, Buddy DuRay. is capering
Tall over the Eagle Cafe in his
comedy efforts, while tap dancer
Bobby Kay and singer Dolly
Parker are introduced with their
excellent Toutines.
Betty Bryden's Charmettes,
talented all-girl orchestra, supply
4 music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
CLUB THREE TREES

Johnny Rubber Face Frisco
is again the headliner at the
Three Trees with new set Of
Contortions 10 amuSe the Gus
toners, while Doree Anton con-
tributes her fine character dances
10 the entertainment. Arlene
OKeefe taps her way through the
show. while Dave Wilborn offers
a few enjoyable vocals. SNOWFALL,
rhythm and come dy dancer.
rounds out the show, which fea-
lures the music of Joe Norris
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
CLUB MAYFAIR

The Great Zelano is again
holdover AT the Club Mayfair.
with ms hypnotic tricks as faS-
clnatlng and mystifyng As ever.
The new supporting show includes
Gil Rsye a very funny man, as
master OF ceremonies; Mencita IN
dances Of old Mexico juggler Joe
Kara and sultry-volced IL Cor
damn.
Leroy and his Pals, an amazing
dog act, are also IN the cas-.
which is backgrounded by Phi
OlSen'S music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

feature al the club are the
D'Aguiras, a clever ballroom pair.
with finished repertoire Of
South American dances. George
Winston, a fast tap artist, puts
rhythm and rhyme into his foot
work. while Russ Write as mas
ter Of ceremonies, puts over sew
eral yocalS.
Jerry Salone and his orchestra
have some lively arrangements.
The group also plays for the war
workers dance session each Fri
day and Saturday morning.
CLUB THREE 6ss
1T Gets Hot and Hotter IS
the title of the new show al the
Three Skies and lives up 10 the
name Featuring cast Of Sepia
fsvorIteS. we find Billy and Eve
Ign Nightingale IN the lead spot
with their duo dance routreS
Bca ROXeN. VINO bears a startling
resemblance 70 Lena Horne. car
ries a vocal torch like the Statue
Of Liberty, while Wingfoot T'ur-
ner adds 10 the fast pace with
eccentric novelty dances. Bea and
Windy follow up with flash aero
routines, introduced BY Sam
Fouche. amusing master OF cere-
monies.
The Taylorettes frame the
revue with graceful precision and
their opening a fast swing 10
Black Magic" and Blue Or
ChldS. tunefully highightS the
ensemble offering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
CLUB ALICIA

Beauty and ability characterize
Mary Beth the lovely blonde who
is currently warhling The hit hal
lads at The Club Alicia. Second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
CLUB MARIO

Stories in song by Reta Ray
and character dances by Lorraine
kaSk form the plot OF the new
show at the Mario.
Reta IS filling her initial date I'm
Detroit, while Lorraine. a native
Detroiter. has come home 10 let
the local night life get another
look at her work.
Karl Spaeth and his orchestra
are the music makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
Ellen Kaye SpotHghts
Mckey's Sh0w Bar
BY COLLEEN MACBoNELL

Opening the show at Mickey'S
Show Bar with a burst OF scintil-
lating comedy. Ray Styles. pepu-
lar emSee, sets the right sort OF
gay mood for the rest Of the
evenings entertainment
All done up in a sparkling blue
gown, Ellen Kaye, singing star Of
the show, steps into the spotlight
for a ylvacious rendition Of some
catchy tunes Ellen is blond and
might answer 20 the description
Of a bombshell To prove this.
she draws out round after round
Of applause with her spontaneous
gestures and wiSe-cracks which
she intcTspcrscs among the lines
OF her songs
Stanley plus Macklyn equals
one Of the funniest song and
dance teams in the business out
~ Nckey's they cavort about the
floor in completely scatter
Drained fashion and the crowd
keeps demanding more They
really put their wit and satire 10
work.
Another team. La Verne and
Dorm, more on the smooth SiF
make their appearance in sophisti-
Gated versions OF continental
AdanceS The crowd catches its
ybredth during one sequence when
p lush blue spotlight blacks out
all but the outlines OF their swirl
ing figures and the luminous glow
Of their red. green, and yellow
Iuffled rhumba outfits.
Harley Rogers turns himself
completely head over heels in all
sorts OF unimaglnable twists dur
Ing is contortionist rouiines
while exotic dancing by Carol
Lord blond char1ner, fills the bill
for SmarneSs. Audrey Warner,
attractive young SongStreSS, has
delightful versions OF The Right
Kind Of Love and Sunday, Mon
day, or Always
The five Taft Blondears are fast
establishing their reputation as
one of the Smartest ChoruseS IN
town with their catchy routlneS
in precision tap dancing.
Al the helm OF this shipload OF
stars. Ray Styles steers the show
through a successful running. His
own humorous presentations make
up some of the best scenes OF the
evening and win him hearty
hand from the audience. Adding
10 the genial atmosphere of the
Show Bar is Lee Walters orcheS-
ira. playing for both the floor
show and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
TED AND LENS STAGE BAR

Ted and Lens still have Ray
RaSSoT and Carlos Cortex with
them Raysor, as YOU know, plays
the finest brand OF boogie in town.
and Cortez balances off the swing
stuff with his musical comedy
and light opera stuff
The club is open nightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
HOUSE OF MAGIC"

When you are trying to smash an
atom, your aim may be as high
and wide as tho universe. When
you are trying to smash a Nazi or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

Free classes TO prepare women
for jobs in war industry Will start
Monday in The Lucy Thurman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
Plan War Job CIas ses

YWCA, 500 +. Elizabeth. Classes
in general shop theory are under
way at Northwestern High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
Joan Merrill Stars
In NeW ROyaIe ShOW

NIGHT CLUB news Is being
made at the Club Royale with the
talent-packed celebration of the
clubs fourth anniversary.
Headliner Joan Merrill. a Stage
screen and radio SOngStrcSS, is an
entertainer worthy of holding top
spot in a show which features a
bevy OF name artists. The lovely
brunette singer comes here from
tho Versailles in New York, and
has appeared in the motion pic
lures Iceland. starring Sonia
Henie; The Mayor Of 44th
Street" and Time Out for
Rhythm " As a guest star she
worked on the Fred Allen radio
show. and she was a member of
the cast OF the Broadway hit.
"Priortice Of 1912. with Phil
Baker, Willie Howard and Lew
Holt.
EVERYTHING But TALK
Recently co-starred with Harry
Richman. mi dgets Olive and
George, two of the Cutest tricks
IN show business. charm with an
act that includes singing and
dancing SpecialtieS. Randy Brown.
IA student al the University Of
Georgia, brings a rare novelty
offering with his paddles and ping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

Stone, who dropped IN for
look al the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

Opening show MckeyS feature the club IN
Show Bar scnu- Aguras ballroom pair
atng comedy Ray Styles pepu with finished repertoire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
IDENTIFICATION OF
MORE RIOTERS THROUGH
PICTURES IS URGED

A call VAS issued this week by
the Nsiional Association for the
Advanc cmcui of colored People
urging rioi victims OF Robert Nor
gan. idcniihed by newspaper and
magazine photos to file a COM
plant
In letter to Police Commission
or John n Wiiherspoon. Gloster b.
Current. executive secretary OF the
NAACP. strongly urged. in order
thar the eN-convict can be speedi-
ly brought 10 justice, that The de-
parimcnt "press the hunt for the
complaining witnesses
The NAACP offered assistance 10
the police and pointed out hal
last week in similar instance.
"we were able TO assist Detective
Casper Peck, OF Garfield station, to
locate samuel Mitchell Mitchell
was found through Information
contained in the NAACP report OF
its Investigation Of the recent riot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
Business School
Serving Needs Of
Growing City
Enrolment
Begins For
Fall Term

From one student IN store
front In indianapolis. 10 5lf stu
dents in modernly equipped
building in Detroit, the Lewis BUS
mess college has grown in IA short
years.
Now Il is preparing 10 end the
most successful year in IFS history.
The founding Of the Lewis Bust
ness college, was a result OF a
faith in the young Afro-American
by Mrs. Violet 7. Lewis. its found
er. and president Fourteen years
ago. Mrs. Lewis saw Negro busi-
ness men. professional men, gov
crnmental agencies aud private on
terprises. seeking efficient and en-
ergelic workers. She saw az the
same time the doors Of training
institutions closed TO young Ne
groes who could serve these var
ious individuals and agencies. IL
they had a chance TO learn The tech
nique and skills necessary to do
the work.
In 1889 the school vas transfer
red 10 dynamic Detroit. which was
and is leading be way in Negro
business and in securing oppor-
uniiies for Negroes in the larger
economy OF the community.
The registration for this year is
the largest in the history OF the
school 5li students. which shows
that the Lewis BUSINESS college
seeks TO not only believe Itself in
young Negroes. but to have the
young Negroes in themselves and
the community believe in them
also.
Preparations are now being
made by the trustees and Officers
Of the college for The FAN term
registration. which promises TO be
unusual.
Already students are matrioulat-
ing for classes to begin September
lS. The Lewis Business college is
dedicated to giving the best IN bus
mess training 10 lis students at
all times Nothing Is spared in
giving our boys and girls a chance
10 compete with boys and girls
from any school, on an equal bas-
is" says Mrs. Violet T. Lewis, pres
ident
Replsier 10 Xnte-----
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
Pastor Points Out Klan Hold Through Minist1
SPECIAL TRAINING FOR THE
BLIND AIDING In DEFENSE;
CALL MEETING FOR SUNDAY

ing and handling and the new
Trlco guage
This Tfico euagc is being hailed
as the blind mans salvation ID in
dusty as IL enables him 70 guale
parts Within the limits OF tenth
% hous ud'h Of an inrh With
such guaes the posi-aar possi-
bililies Tor me blind sre virtually
unlimited
The sifhtless ser'ic. man return
inc from the war will no longer
find lie tho blank emptiness *
once vas, His future though DARK
~ill not be hopeless re can bc
taught. as in me case Of c.efS
graduate Of these trainings classes.
10 tel by Tie sense OF touch th,
difference in me thickness Of aru-
cics as close as one.half Of orr
ihousandfh % an infh
OF the ihlmy-foe hfna glad-
oates % ihe tiasS n March 10
July over ors bali arc DOW EN-.
ployed IN iuaus receiving Neck
~ salaries ranging from Si5 ~ Ssi
However si'hoHeh industry has
heon slow 70 admit ne blind w.
hope that before Tong we shall
have educated The pltllc and in-
dusfry "a the taci thar fhe hliud
have definite place In ne NO X.
a-day world
George Rucker, one Of fhe 80
ored blind graduates Of the class
who reside on Aieer was SD pro-
ficieni in operating the drill r+S.
That when representatives ~ th,
British AdmlVl'y vsaei Detroit
some time aeo "a study methods o.
training the blind Rneker was So
lecied 10 demonstrate his skNl an,
pictures Of him At work eey,
taken.