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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03

its patrons this week. As Can La
rue and Bobby Key break up the
,ouse when they get off on 3 risque
,kit with Clarissa Maxey as the
iepchick who is but definitely on
nd knows the 1--WE play
George Mongo is producer at this
spot. where Danell Stevenson, Ash
Can Larue. Bobby Key. Cryrstanna
Buckner aided by the band OF
LLOYD Wilson make up the show
Warren Larue is the manager.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
SOME STUFF

Twas "old home" week for Heller
Hume when Count Basic visited
Club Zombie last week and he anc
Helen did an offering for the pa
irons enjoyment. Miss Hume
is one of two star attractions now
at Zombie. She Is former
canary with c. Basic =. Albert
,Geetch) Pakeman is a regular
fellow and strictly Race man ano
coasts of the hundreds Of dollars in
war bonds he has purchased. He
is one OF the city's best known frs,
niters. Stutz Anderson is an
other.
Julia Lewis, Agatha Long. Thel.
ma Burton and Betty Ewing be-
long 10 our SBT file OF brown flow.
ers. Lanky Bowman. Paradise
theatre pit band maestro, IS a like.
able fellow and deserves praise for
the representation he is making as
a musicians union official.
STREET SCENE
She was tall. attractive and
skinned. Passers-by. espe-
cially, hepcats. whitfield impolitely
as they ogled her gains. calling her
Miss Glamor Olus.' She seemed
unimpressed by the signs OF he
cats and turned her nose up high
in the air until the stud with
rubber treads honked lightly. Then
with q fash OF shapely gains ex-
posed, she hustled into the big
chariot and was away, leaving the
street corner oglers wondering who
the main stud was.
BAR SCENE
The Cat was undoubtedly on pins
nd needles. glsncing first one way
and then the other whenever a
chick crossed the door line OF The
drinkery. It was apparent that his
wires were crossed and he was
waiting to see which one OF the
main queens. the wife or the girl
friend, would reach him first.
MITE CLUB SCENE
She was small, yellowish and
loud, apparently hungry for some
mans attention. Then a party Oh
men were seated at her table. She
lost no time in going to work on
them. although neither were the
least interested in her. Being gen.
tlemen. the men included her on
the first round Of drinks, then she
ordered a drink for a waitress
friend on the three next rounds
and drank doubles herself. making
herself very obnoxious to all pres
ent as she chiseled the party for
drinks for her waitress friend. who
incidentally. is a nice person.
STRICTLY JIVESTUFF
Twas two ayem on the main
stem. The Juice joints and castles
Of suds were unloading their cargo
INTO the sepia hyways and byways
as Cats, Studs and Squares mingled
with Debbies. Donnies and Play
girls, all readying u do some play
ing till the dawn OF an early bright.
The brown hens and red pullets
came and went in pairs as they
slithered here and there. all gun
ming for an arm holder for to 60
places and do things with.
A brace OF squaws. softly tread
ing the byway down P. v. way spied
a Cat doing a solo. Look" a squaw.
done I'LL in technicolor. spelled
There goes a man don't let him &c,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
GETS DALLAS " IOR

DETROIT - G. Barton Beatty,
boys work secretary of 81. Antoine
branch YM.CA.. rendered his res
igr alton Monday 70 accept g posi-
ton as executive secretary of the
Morelsnd branch YMC.A. in Dallas,
Teyas
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
FELLOWSHIP TO NABRIr

ATLANTA. Ga.-Dr. Samuel NJ.
Nabrit. chairman OF the department
Of biology at Atlanta university. has
been granted leave Of absence to
accept a fellowship from the gen.
eral education board for special
study at Columbia university.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
Picture Receives OK
From Studio Officials

had made a mistake" in casting
Bill Robinson as the romantic lead
opposite beauteous Lena Hornet
Well. this correspondent learned
and hastens to inform the public.
that no such idea or happening &C.
Cured or is being planned here.
Studio officials are very pleased over
their Investment Bill Robinson
happened -to~have been the central
figure around whom the screen
story. was woven. Miss Horne. is
the romantic lure all by herself.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. - Gene
"Sox" Pope and orchestra opened a
two week Engagement at STEMS
Buffet Bar Monday, March 8. this
city The Pope band always q IA
vorite at STEMS. was given fine
ovation on their return TO this ia
nous club
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
SPRING TINE IN VALLEY

SPRING TIME IN VALLEY
When it's spring time
In the Valley,
The Cats 1--WE all the day.
When it's spring time
In the Valley.
The chicks come out to play.
Once again the pads start jumping.
Once again hearts start pumping
And love time is here to stay.
L. Chism
Evening star., 1943-08-15

fore, agreed to do the work on the
intersection, they said.
Later, however, the Public Roads
Administration took over the en-
tire project, Mr.. Budwesky re-
called. He said that officials of the
State Highway Department, in noti-
flying him of their action in turning
over the project, assured him that
the PRA would also take care Of the
Quaker lane-Duke street intersec-
ton.
State Highway Department OFF,
cials, however, disclaimed any knowl-
edge of such statement. They
pointed out that the work was done
by the Public Roads Administration
and that Mr.. Budwesky would have
to settle the problem with that
agency.
AS part of the work, the PRA low
cred Duke street feet below its
previous level, but refused to do
any further work on the intersec-
ton, Mr. Budwesky added, on the
ground that the intersection is 10
Gated within the city limits. Mean
while, work on the remainder of the
project has been completed.
II offered to have the city pur-
chase the rights of way and con-
tribute so per cent of the necessary
improvements on the intersection
but the Public Roads Administration
refused even that offer" he declared
In order to correct the condition
Mr.. Budwesky said the city is now
acquiring rights of way and will
make the necessary improvements
He estimated the work will cost ap-
proximately $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
New Facilities 10 Expand
Leland Cafeteria Service

Good food and enough of it for all
students attending Leland Junior
High School is the aim of a new plan
OF operating the school cafeteria
when modernization is completed.
Installation of new equipment is
expected to get under way this week
according to Mrs. John r. Fleming
chairman of special committee on
cafeteria improvement, and Mrs.
Chester Mccall, Parent Teacher
Association cafeteria chairman.
Plans were prepared by Frank B.
Proctor, Silver Spring architect.
Cooking and refrigeration facilities
will be doubled and a $3.50 dish
washer and sterilizer will be in
stalled. Funds. for the washer were
appropriated from the accumulated
cafeteria account, and a county ap-
preparation provided for the other
items.
The additional kitchen facilities
and rearrangement of the kitchen
layout will so increase the output
that it will be possible to prepare
plate lunches for the entire student
body of more than 1,1oo, thus assur-
ing a well-balanced noon meal, Mrs.
Fleming said.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Alexandria Volunteers
To Get OCD ASSIGNMENTS

All registration cards of volun-
teers who enrolled in alexandria,
civilian defense registration drive
have been sent to the heads of
the services under whom the VOL
unteers will work and applicants
can expect assignments within
week or so, it was announced last
night.
Mrs. Dudley Lee, chairman of
the Co -ordinating Committee for
Civilian War Services, said any VOL
unteer who has not been notified
Of an assignment within a reason
able length of time can call her
Office, Alexandria 8172, between 9
am. and pm. Mondays through
Fridays.
The final tabulation shows that
45l volunteers signed up. OF these,
there were 70 juniors under Is years
of age who will be formed into
special junior civilian service corps.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

at s:45 am. Mrs. John A. Hinckley
chairman of the Fauquier county
unit, is appealing again to the
citizens of Fauquier to volunteer
Volunteers may call Warrenton 67l
for an appointment.
To Erect Roll of Honor.
The Warrenton Rotary Club has
undertaken the Job of erecting a
large signboard next to the court
house, on which will be inscribed
a roll of honor of the names of
all Fauquier County men and
women in the armed forces. 1t Is
estimated the board will contain
approximately 1,100 names. The
selectlve service board has l,070
men on its list. including everyone
who has been inducted and every
one who has volunteered after reg
istering for the draft.
To Continue in Office.
Since Democratic committeeman
had no opposition in last weeks
primary election, H. L. Baxley,
chairman of the Fauquier County
Democratic Committee, has stated
they will continue in office for
another two-year term.
Committeeman are: Scott Dis
trict, DR.. Frederick Gochnauer,
w. A. Lewis, R. G. Pierce: Center
District, Eugene w. Allen, DR.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Alexandra Agrees to Improve
Street After Dispute With PRA

A street improvement controversy
between Alexandria and the Public
Roads Administration that has
created an obstacle course for Alex
andria motorists will soon be ended
with Alexandria doing the work,
although it doesn't feel that it
should.
The controversy is over the i'm
provement of the city side of the
Duke street-Quaker lane intersec-
ton, which marks the boundary line
of Alexandria and Fairfax County.
Because of it, motorists are being
forced to make a hairpin turn to get
on to Quaker lane from Duke street,
and needed retaining wall is un-
built, leaving houses on the unim-
provide side of Duke street perched
as high as 8 feet above the street.
According to Alexandria City
Manager Carl Budwesky, this con-
dition is due to the refusal of the
Public Roads Administration to pur-
chase necessary rights of way for
improvement of the intersection, or
even share in the expense.
1t all started several months ago
when the State Highway Depart
ment allocated funds for the i'm
provement of Duke street from the
city line to the Quartermaster Depot
in Fairfax County, Mr.. Budwesky
said.
At that time, officials of the high
way department explained that they
were prohibited by law from spend
ing any funds for improvements
within the corporate limits of a city
or town. Alexandria officials, there
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Former D. T.. Resident
Named Chief Raid
Warden in Fauquier

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. IA
Morris A. Parrish, Marshall, for
merly of Washington, is the new
chief air raid warden for Fauquier
county, to succeed David j. Batch
elder.
Mr.. Paris was appointed by
Civilian Defense Co-ordinator John
Fox Bowman. Mr.. Bowman also has
announced the appointment of three
new wardens in Warrenton: Miss
Wallace A. Tiffany, Miss Grace
Hamilton and Miss Mildred Lake
Office Building Sold.
D. H. Lees, prominent Warren
ton businessman, has purchased
the brick building on Culpepper
street known as the Rice Payne
Office Building"
Donor Unit Visit Slated.
The Red Cross Mobile Blood
Donor Unit will make it's next visit
to Warrenton August Is, and will
be at the Warrenton High School
Evening star., 1943-08-15
4 From District Area
And Virginia Reach
Africa for Red Cross
Clarke Conway.

Two men from the Washington
area and two women from Virginia
are among 81 trained workers who
have arrived in North Africa, the
District chapter of the American
Red Cross announced yesterday.
The two men are William M. Car
rigan, formerly of 4814 Middlesex
lane, Bethesda, Md, and Clarke
Conway, son of Mrs. Carrie M. Con-
way, of 713 Nineteenth street NV.
The women are Susanne c. Will
liams, daughter of Mrs. Langbourne
M. Williams, of Sealston, and Fran
ces Carter, who lived with her broth
er, Randolph H. Carter, at Warren
ton.
Mr.. Carrigan was long active in
civic affairs before his appointment
as assistant field director for the Red
Cross.
He offered the use of Oxon Run
gardens for District Victory garden
ers this spring. In 1893 he was in
strumental in getting the swimming
pool built at St. Vincent's Orphan
age.
Catholic University Graduate.
Formerly stationed at A. P. Hill
Military Reservation in Virginia.
Mr.. Carrigan noticed the barren
appearance condition of the day
hospital room and directors quar-
ters. Over one weekend he super
vised the collection of furniture to
furnish the rooms.
He attended schools in Pipestone,
Mimi, and later graduated from
Catholic University.
Also an assistant field director,
Mr. Conway previously was employed
as chief of the certificate section of
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton here.
He is graduate of Central High
School and received his law degree
from the Nationa. University Law
School.
Worker for United States Chamber.
Miss Williams is serving as a
hospital visitor She is a graduate
of Richmond schools and the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls
in Washington.
She was employed at the United
States Chamber of Commerce be-
fore her Red Cross overseas assign
ment.
Miss Carter, also hospital visitor,
attended the Warrenton Country
School and also studied in Switzer-
land.
Prior to 1910, she was assistant to
the manager of Walpole Brothers,
local linen retailers, and since was
employed as executive secretary OF
the Junior League here.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
J. F. Hogon to Head
Arlington Bond Drive

J. Foster Hagan, Arlington attor-
ney, today said he had accepted
appointment as chairman of the
County War Finance Committee.
Organization Of the remainder of
the committee will be accomplished
promptly. Mr.. Hagan said, to be
ready for the third War loan, Sep
ter7ber 9.
Mr.. Hagan is past president of the
Arlington Bar Association and re-
Gently was reelected vice president
of the State Bar Association. He
was designated to serve as chairman
of the Arlington War Finance Com
mittee by r. P. Gaines, chairman of
the State Committee.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Chest Of Drawers

{ o ny ven I | o nal
bracket base de-
sign In walnut
finish on hard
wood. Has four
drawers,
Evening star., 1943-08-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1943-08-15

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Evening star., 1943-08-15

George H. Davis. ]. Ray Larcombe,
Cedar Run District, l.. w. Trenis,
r. G. Daniel. J. H. Peters: Lee
District, H. Ashby Brown. J. D.
Ficklin, J. F. Spitzer; Marshall,
H. l.. Smith, Henry Fishback and
Henry L. Baxley.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Woman NeedIers Organize

Formation of new group Of
workers known as the Women
Needlers was announced yesterday
by Mrs. John c. Keele, director of
the USO Center at 8644 Georgia
avenue. Silver Spring. The women
will meet several times a week at
the center to repair the clothes of
servicemen attending the center and
to sew on new chevrons.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
UDC PIons Party

The United Daughters of the
Confederacy will give a birthday
party in honor of Mrs. Flora B.
Hiett of Falls Church. Va, on Tues
day. when Mrs. Hiett will be 80.
The party will be held ut her home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20

Team Downs
Pirates q

New York. May 2O-INs-None
other than the Boston Braves are
up there a snug, secure one game
behind the Brooklyn Dodgers in
the National League standings TO-
day.
The second place club earned It's
position yesterday by twice slap
ping down the Pittsburgh Pirates,
2 TO in IL innings and then 8 to 3,
while the Dodgers were taxing
drubbing from the third place St.
Louis Cardinals. 10 ?.
That the Braves are not due to
larry long in their current high
place is a foregone conclusion, but
right now they are really breezing
as though the broken leg suffered
by Manager Casey Stengel in his
recent alteration with a passing
automobile has spurred them on to
bigger and better things.
The double victory increased the
Braves winning streak to seven
games. the first game being won IN
the second extra inning when John
ny Mccarthy singled. stole second
and rode home on Whitley Wietel-
mann's hit.
Inc Braves scored four runs in
the first two innings to clinch the
nightcap.
The Cardinals subdued the Dods-
ers when Coaker Triplett belted
out a home run with one on in the
sixth inning for 3 to 0 edge. the
Dodgers scored their two trailing
runs thereafter, as Max Lanier took
tn decision over Max Macon, with
neither starter finishing.
The New York Giants capitalized
on Manager Mel Otis first inning
homer with one on to beat the Gin
cinnati Reds, 3 to- 2.
Bill Lohrman shut out the Reds
until the ninth when they scored
both OF their runs only to be shut
off by Van Lingle Mungo before
they could turn defeat into victory.
Games were played at only those
three points in the National League
and all American League games
were postponed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
Trespasser Makes
Good His Escape

When a housewife residing in
the 500 block on W Michigan Ave.
heard noises coming from the back
porch of her home late Wednes-
day night. she found a colored man
standing in her yard. She asked
him what he was doing there and
he said he was Jus waitin' for his
girl friend" Then he asked for
change for a dollar and when he
was told TO leave, he asked for a
match. The housewife went in the
house and waited for several min
utes before she thought to tele-
phone police. Police radio cars
merged on the neighborhood within
two or three minutes after the re-
port was given, but the intruder
had fled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
Bleeding Gums
MAY MEAN
Loss of Teeth

II your gums are sore. spongy.
inflamed-if they are receding and
full Of pus-do something about It
right away. For these are symp-
toms Of awful Pyorrhea-and IL
neglected may mean loss Of teeth.
Here's an effective way to get
after Pyorrhea symptorns-get a
bottle Of Py-Ro and use as directed.
You'll be amazed how Py-Ro
soothes and heals the inflamma.
tion-reduces the bleeding and re-
tards gum recession. Your teeth
feel tighter in your mouth-using
them will he pleasure again.
Try Py-Ro. You cant lose! n.
at the end OF 2 weeks you are not
thrilled with the improvement in
the condition Of your mouth. ask
for your. money back Get Py.Ro
today al any live druggist ADV.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
RECEIVES GRANT

Detroit. May 20-AP-The Uni
versity OF Michigan has been given
a $4,000 grant by the National
Foundation for Infsntile Paralysis
for the training OF doctors, public
health workers and laboratory
technicians TO study infantile pa
ralysis and other virus diseases,
Abner E. Larned. chairman OF the
foundations Wayne County chap
ter announced yesterday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20

Ehle S29, Handicap 81, Totals 637,
e12, 5ss-71s37.
Willoughby's
D. Cullen 404. VI. Sears 1893. b.
Daze 3sS. F. fowler 354, NJ Hutch
ms 297, Totals 612, 593, 631-ls36.
Recreation
Alderman 1856, Shater 1862, Brain
ard 433, Dundon (sveD al fowler
(ave) 444. Totals IA, 700, 72l--
Bella Vista
Ungrodt 412, Kellar 35l, Marker
(aveD 429, Ballantyne 347, Hersch'
mann 444. Handicap As, Totals 685,
724, 622-2031.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
ACQUITTED

Detroit. May 2O-TNS-The Her
man gardens eonspirscy-bribery
case u almost concluded today with
only the sentencing OF two defend
ants who pleaded guilty earlier in
the trial remaining, after the ac-
quital Of three other defendants
was returned by an all-woman jury.
The favorable verdict was return
ed at 9:15 p. m. Wednesday night
for s. Brooks Barron, an attorney.
Or. LYLE C. Ling and the Portland
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BROWNS BEST

'Games behind leader.
Wednesdays Results
New York at Detroit, weather
Boston at Cleveland, weather
Philadelphia at Chicago weather.
Washington at ST. Louis ca,
weather.
Today's Games
New York at Detroit, twilight,
Boston at Cleveland az.
Washington at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago az.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
COLLECTION SATURDAY

Detroit. May 20-lNS-Detroit's
sixth official tin can collection
the first since complete canned
good rationing began-will be held
Saturday, Rich Thompson. salvage
supervisor for the department Of
public works. announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
Title Battle
Training Ends

New York, May 20-INS-Beau
Jack, New York Commission light.
weight champion. and Bob Mont.
gomery. perennial contender.
wound up their training for tomor-
row nights 15-round title battle
with the former established as a
2 to / fayorite to retain this states
recognition as the 1875 pound stand
ard-besrer.
Both lighters included their con
ditioning in top shape and easily
with range Of the weight limit for
one OF the few all-negro title bouts
ever held here.
Due to Beau Jacks popularity.
the mild boxing boom in recent
months and the lack OF fsticuffs
here in recent weeks during the an
nual stand OF the circus at Madi-
son Square Garden a near-selloout
gate of $4,000 or more was in
prospect.
Beau Jack goes into the ring as
the New York successor to Sammy
Angott. who retired from the cham
pionship late last year. The little
Georgia negro has remained un-
whipped on his march through all
corners leading to the title.
Montgomery survived brief
New York Commission elimination
tournament to be established as the
No. contender.
The National Boxing Associa-
ton meantime has withheld rec
IGNITION from Beau Jack pending
his meeting Angott, who has made
one victorious fight on a comeback
toward the title he relinquished.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20

acid sourneBs,
,as and bloat-
ing. Every meal
disagreed with
ne and I got so
I had hardly
any appetite /
always felt bill.
ious and slug
Zish and didn't
seem to have
any life left in
me. as I couldn I
rest. Gillian has
simply improv-
ed my whole
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
Sports Roundup

2ONs-Tempermental Vernon Lefty" Gomez form
today his unconditional
Gomez who the Boston club
pitched exhibition for the braves but
afflicted did the contests Of
regular season.
FanciscoNs-The onetme worlds fastest human was
training
program Paddock USING, the boy wonder
that athlete retire from compe
ton put 20 still
steal shape cid in his palmiest days
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20

Huron Cement Co. in the first YER
dict OF its kind In recorders court
history, the verdict for Barron was
returned six hours after a similar
verdict for Ling had been given.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
BODY RECOVERED

Traverse City. May 20-AP -
The body OF George R. Becker. SIS,
real estate broker missing since
May s, was recovered Wednesday
from Grand Traverse Bay. Becker
was last seen while fishing from
a breakwater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-20
SUFFER
FROM SLUGGISH LIVER
Try This Amazing New
Medicine

For centuries, juices from GER
tain OF Natures herbs, roots, and
barks, have brought blessed relief
TO suffering mankind. Now those
ne hcalth-x giving natural juices