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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
DAILY PROMOTES STRIFE

CHARLESTON, sc. ~ (ANP)--
Apparently Il IS all right 10 write
letter 10 the Charles News and
Courier upholding "aryan super
iority' and white supremacy
and II IS all right to denounce
President and Mrs. Roosevelt for
permitting Negroes few equal
rights and showing them civil
treatment. These things were
contained in letter by "w. X.
Weston published in the News
and Courier June 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Lunceford Quits Coast Cabaret
After Boys Refused Admittance;;
Threatened With Fine, Suspension

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. - amp
Because he refused 10 have fell
low musicians who came At his
invitation to visit him insulted
and also obiecting to being adj
dressed dIsrespecttuliy Jimmy
Lunccford noted band leader. has
given notice that he will quit
the Trianon cabaret. He opened
there two weeks ago and has becn
packing the white night lifcrs 10
whom II eaters in to capacity
His HAS been one OF the most
popular name bands here since
Hollywood first became sold on
him in the Warner Brothers pic
turc blues In the night orig
iilally titled New Orleans RIucs =
The trouble between Lunceford
and the Trianon management
arose when Smoky" Young and
Harry Edelson. trumpcters with
Count Basic presented themselves
al the door on their night OFF
They were refused admIttance by
the doorman. but insisted that
vord be taken to Lunceford
Lunceford came but when he reg
istcred a complaint TO Manager
w JamiSon al the treatment ~
his guests he was informed curt
II that since he only worked
there like the rest. he mus, stay
in his place Thoroughly anger
ed and resentful the band leader
finished ont the evening. then an
nounccd his intention OF quitting.
However according to W r.
Bailey president OF Musicians
Local 767. regardless Of how much
they may sanction his action. he
may be fodced 10 fill out the en-
gdgement his contract calls for
unless the manaeement consents
TO the notice he gave. Otherwise
he is subject TO a heavy fine and
suspension from the National Fed
Grafton Of Musicians
While this was "the straw that
broke the camers back" It is not
The first time that visiting musi-
clans or personal friends Of the
players have been snubbed Just
few DAYS previous Walter
"Dootsie' Williams was admitted
by doorman because he was
mistaken for one OF Lunceford's
musicians Williams is himself
widely known band leader. but
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
The Seeing
-.
By SAMUEL o. HANEY
letter from 4SIte.LIie slim"

letter from sNite.Llie slim
Dear Sam
hadn't planned 70 write you
again so soon but the way the
old towns been acting lately
JUS, had 70 grab my zen and sail
,ou another kite
Everybody seems TO have some
definite idea about the sluFeinc
and shooting match between the
blacks and whites last week
Some say they are glad it hap
pened Others saw they are sorry
e happened And some 70 50 FAR
ss to say us rot to happen again
Well. SAMMY ole boy. I'm dis
rusted with the whole damn
thing To nv mind and I've often
heen accused of being simplel the
Thing wasn't race rit. II secm-
Ell 20 have been an opportuniiy
10 steal some grub on orr side
aid an opportunity 10 express a
long pent-up resentment toward
Negroes on tho side ~ 'he whites.
AZ any rate no matter what "A
guy tags L sam tho incident &c.
tnally SCI the Negro back about
ton wears IN The city ~ Detroit
' made This same crack in a Juice
'efnf the other nile and started
nm argument that threatened %
become freo for All. The guys
and gals present were q little on
the lushy side 81 skipped Y
end took if-un the half sole 70
another jern't
Pm putting ail five on ,he
Shelf sam every time 7 sec a
Jcw l feel Ike walking up n
HIN and apoloeszing Tor the WAY
he hugs acted la Negro com
nuinities don't blame Tu,
FOR projecting himself ~ fight.
ing when an injustice has beer
flung p, him bur do tufr
thumbs down on cat who'll los'
fis M Tor p har ~ P&G scan
Two-thirds Of 'h'se killed wore
caueh, looilnr some Jews store
I'm Disguised SAMMY Damn dis
eustcd over Tho whole thing
Ono more thing OPAL ihe'
I'll put you down its The va
The Detroit CPS acted Honestly
II looked as II they had hoel
waitins 20 saoo' some darkies 70
long time They enjoyed T.
sandpapers guys CUTS 10 thin
about n And. II Negroes eve
forget II and vote 'or anothe
ruv Ike the one in the it'll
stone house now. am going 4
start back-tc-thc jungle move
ment. sam because that'll b
whore We belong
siong p seeinga
Yours truly.
"Nighf Life slim
Register 10 Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

WASHINGTON fANP1 Paul
Robson. noted baritone appear
cd here FRIDAY night 10 his inst
concert recital III the capital and
succeeded IN deliehiing capacity
crowd thar attended the S.th
sunset SYMPHONY at the Po-
tonic vatergate The guest con-
ductor was Allard de Ridder
Mr.. Robson dipped into his
extensive repertoire Of song and
10 improvlse repairs y The insiru-
ments are damaged aircraft and
surface vessel Identification. radio
compass use; visual signalling by
bIv err. and telegraph procedure
Michigan graduates are Privaies
FRS; Glass Lewis Eugene Ellis. De-
trot: Clarence Green. Grand Rap
ids Finis G Holt. Albion: Delbert
Hunt Constantine Ray veal Fern
dale Charles c. Goldshy. Detroit;
Allen Morton, Jr, Detroit, and Rus
sci A. Montgomery. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

FORMER HOLLYWOOD STAFF
PIANIST HEADS ARMY DIRK
COMPRISING VET BANDSMEN

FORT HUACHUCA. Ariz. -
Headed by Private Harold Brown.
Hollywood. California. former
slar pianist for several motion
picture studios. including Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer. Warner Brothers.
Paramount and First National. the
Fort Huachuca Post orchestra.
known as the Harold Brown
Band" became sensation. when
# made ifs first appearance at
the Lakeside Officers club. ac-
cording to the Buffalo" camp
paper.
The band Is made up Of eight
musicians, all former members Of
leading bands and recent induc-
tees In the Army
Private Brown was featured
pianist, also. at some OF the most
prominent theaters and night
spots on the West Coast. and AZ
the time OF his Induction. closed an
en~a~cment at Hollywood's "Swing
Club - He Is the brother OF Law
renee Brown. trombone soloist
with Duke Ellington's hand
Private Eugene Jackson ~ Ruff
falo. New York saxaphonlst in
the band and actor. singer and
dancer. had HIS own orchestra be-
fore entering the Army. He also
PLAYED in several motion pictures
Including the Oar Gang" com
edies, Hearts in Dixie" and
"Cimarron At the time Pearl
Harhor was bombed Private
Jackson's band was filling an en-
gagement in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Private Edward "Sharkey" Hall
Of Brooklyn. New York. who PLAYS
tho drums, formerly PLAYED with
several bands in Pasadena. Calf.
including those Of AL Adams.
George Brown and the Harlem
Colleeiates
Private Irving C. Ashhy of Bos-
ton Mass. guiiarist before his
induction had PLAYED for over
two wears with Lionel Hampton's
hand He was also former convlst
end cuitarist for the ooth Con-
tury-Fox studios IN HOLLYWOOD.
Private Karl "Hvmo" George.
Of Los Angeles. Calf. AZ the
time OF HIS Induction. but for
merly OF ST. Louis. Mo. previous
" played first trumpet in Teddy
Wilson's band and the "McKin-
new Cotton Pickers.'
TechnIcian Fourth Grade John
Davis OF Chicago. H.. saxophon-
let worked In several orchestras
IN his home town.
Private First Class Wesley
Prince. Pasadena. Calf. fiddle
and bass horn player. WAS work
ing with Les Hite's hand at the
time OF his induction. He former
L. played with Lionel Hampton,
Buck Clayton and the Fourteen
Gentlemen OF Harlem"
Private Lawrence Pepper"
Nicely. son OF Ernest whitman.
well-known in theatrical circles,
Is a singer and Emcee for the
hand
Another musician At the post.
who IS no newcomer to the field
OF music. according TO the "Buf-
falo." Is staff Sergeant Joseph
Murphy Of New York City. Ser
geant Murphy is the drummer and
leader OF the 9snd Division Ar
tlilery Swing orchestra.
Before his induction into the
Army Sergeant Murphy had hts
own band. the Sunset Royals"
and he has played for such ont
standing artists az Bill Robinson.
the -Four Ink Spots Ada Brown
and Avis Andrews. His theme
song Is Sorghum switch but
he has made several recordings OF
~fher un1f-known nunnhera
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

They're the movie stars
who meet the movie fans
headed by Virginia
Neidler.
= = q
Virginia creates some
rare and amusing scenes.
as she leads her club, on
a merry mad chase after
autographs
= = = =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

gave his audience renditions in
Freneh Russian German. Chinese
as well a. in English lie was
Programmed 10 deliver two
eroups hu' inc insisienc Of his
ardierre compelled him ~ ex-
tend this n several additional
nnmbrrs f0llowIng each eronp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS

And look at the Silrer Lining
in those Clouds Of Pain
The big idea is that you want to feel
better. When pain eases your mind
eases. You get rest tha, means deliver
ance. SO use something that gets at the
pain. C-7zas brings you pain-relieving
help. Now YOU will feel as good as
others who enjoy its help, too. 6oc. and
81. Caution: Use only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded il you
are not satisfied. Today get c-aaa5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Actor Ken Spencer
Sings At Camp Lee In
New Carver Theater

CAMP LEE va AMP Az
yig7egsinr thinning PLAYED apon
derk threatening clouds and A.
dowrpopr seemed immlnenfs 400
soldiers and civilians heard ken
nf'h SPONGE SINGER and movie
actor 81 recital At tho dedica-
ficn OF Tho George Washington
Carver outdoor theatre here last
week
Named for tho nternafionslly
famed scientist the theatre vas
presented hy Ma Cen James Z.
Fdmonds camn commanding gen
erai and accepted nv Brie Gen.
Guy J Rove commandine gen.
eral OF the auartefma-ter replace
men' frainirg center Col Dewitt
G smith second training brigade
commander followed with short
speech
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Ellington Records
Short For Pathe

NEW YORK tANP) Duke FL
lineton and his orchestra made a
movie short last week for Pathe
which was filmed at the Movie
tone studios IN Manhattan.
Vocalist Betty Roche. Dukes
young singing star. lent her tai
ent to a new Ellington opus en-
titled Go Way Blues" which she
has been sirIng for the band from
the Hurricane over WOR Mutual.
Also spotted in the short were
veteran trombonist Sandy Will
liams and trumpeter Taft Jordan.
both Alumni Of the Chick webb
orchestra. Johnny Hodges and the
Duke himself shared the spot
l!sht in Don't Get Around Much
ANY More"
Also used I'm the film were 1T
Don't Mean a Thing" and a piano
medley OF Ellington hits. The set
built for the short was a band
stand with background depict
ing the futuristic keyboard OF a
huge piano.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

How she gets the famous names on the
dotted line is something 70 watch.
A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

Read Frank Marshall Davis ar
iicle on Detroit race riots In which
he predicts more bloodshed Will
come. Page 8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Stage
JUMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

Tho curfew has been lifted and night life has swung
L. ,jon again. Patrons have been locking to the bars
- clubs all week long to catch up with themselves and
II her favorite entertainers and bartenders The mu-
ns and chorus girls and boys caught up their much
.sded rest during the little idclampng and in rare
lawn TO give their best performances to the faithful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Robson Sings In DC.

Register 10 Vote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Washing Woolens

WOOLENS TAKE readily to
soap and water washing. There's
no special trick. Just remember
the rules that apply 10 the
laundering OF all fine goods.
Use two or more abundant
soap fathers and water of an
even lukewarm temperature for
the washing and rinsing. Whip
up the suds before the garments
are immersed.
Handle the fabrics gently
without rubbing, squeezing, or
wringing, and dry at moderate
room temperature away from
hot radiators or stoves.
Before colored woolens go into
the waShtub for the first time. IL
is wise TO test them for color
-fastHess- by soaking A sample OF
the fabric or a silver cut from
an inside seam in a glass OF
water.
Trimmings as we'll as the
body of the garment should be
tested, and each one separately.
II the water stays clear, colors
are safe for Tubing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Wartime Marketing
Appealing Main Dish Made
From Leftover Roast Lamb
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

10 minutes or until tender Add
remaining ingredients. combined.
Toss and serve. Serves 4 or ,.
Maple Walnut Pudding
l tablespoon unflavored gela-
tin
= cup cold water
n cups milk
2 eggs
y cup maple syrup
IA teaspoon salt
L teaspoon vanilla extract
= cup chopped walnuts.
Soak gelatin in cold water >
minutes. Scald milk IN double
boiler. Beat eggs slightly; then
stir in maple syrup and salt.
Add scalded milk, a little az a
time. stirring constantly. Return
10 double boiler and cook over
hot, not boiling water, until
mixture just coats the spoon,
about Z or s minutes. stirring
constantly.
Remove. and add gelatin,
stirring until dissolved. Add va
nilla then chill until mixture is
slightly thickened Pour into
mold or bowl, which has been
rinsed in cold water and chill
until firm. Unmold, or spoon
into sherbet glasses and serve
plain or with cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Cookies With
Wheat Cereal

HERE'S A cookie that will
keep the youngsters happy and
please their nutrition-minded
mothers.
It's made Of crisp wheat
cereal that's been enriched with
VitaminS. And as If that weren't
enough. there's extra iron in
that cup of molasses that SUBJ
stitutes for sugar. Bake a
batch Of cookies for the school
lunch box, or 10 go with that
after-School glass of milk. This
is the recipe:
Ginger Waters
l cup molasSes
q cup shortening
2i3 cups flour
y teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons baking soda
2 cups vitamin enriched wheat
flakes
teaspoon cinnamon or
y teaspoon allSpice
i 2 teaspoons ginger
Heat molasses TO bubbling and
add shortening.' Remove from
heat; cool well. Sift -four. salt,
soda and spices together; stir
into molasSes mixture. Add
wheat flakes; blend well. Knead
and shape into rolls about Ia
inches in diameter; wrap in
waxed paper, covering ends so
that dough will not dry out.
Store in refrigerator until firm.
Cut in thin slices and bake
on ungreased cookie sheet in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees F)
8 to 10 minutes.
Yield: 8 dozen Pinch waters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Fruit Centerpiece

APPROPRIATE TABLE deco
rations seem To be scarce. Non
perishable foods may be both
practical and attractive. A bowl
or tray with light gold almonds,
rich dark figs and deep purple
cluster raisins does the trick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

USING LEFT-ONERS IN at
tractive combinations is always
an important problem. The lamb
served al tuesdays dinner VIII
lend itself 10 a delightful and
appetizing main dish.
Most Of the other foods on
The menu we purchased last
weekend because they were not
extremely perishahle and would
keep well over the period OF
four days.
Scotch Pancakes
Par -S-iadl seftk AAftrtf Jeiiv
Bu tered Beets
Sour Cream Cabbage
Mapic Walnut Pudding
Since the Scotch pancakes
were made with ground cooked
lamb. we simply used the breast
Of lamb that was left from
TUESDAY and combined with the
rest Of the ingredients. These
we served plain they are
very good. too, with a rich to-
n1ato sauce.
The fresh pears sold for ,
pounds for ~ centS--and bcetS
were 2 pounds for Is cents. The
latter were cooked until tender
in the skins, peeled and seasoned
with margarine. Cabbage was >
cents a pound we selected
a large head. The maple walnut
pudding Is simple 10 make and
not too expensive bought
one-half pound Of walnuts for
IS cents.
Here are recipes for pancakes,
cabbage and pudding.
Scotch Pancakes
2 cups cooked oatmeal
2 cups ground cooked lamb
? eggs
Salt
Pepper
. tablespoons fat.
Combine oatmeal, meat, eggs
and seaSoningS. Mix thoroughly.
Fry cakes, using one tablespoon
mixture for each, in small
amount of fat. Serve with to-
mato sauce, If desired.
Sour Cream Cabbage
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
Il peeled, minced Glove garlic
u cups finely shredded cab
bage
Il cup boiling water
Il cup sour cream
/ tablespoon lemon juice
! tablespoon sugar
/ tablespoon salt
Il teaspoon celery seed
1 egg. beaten.
Melt butter In large, covered
skillet or kettle; then saute gar
lie in it over low heat for 5 min
utes. Add cabbage and boiling
water. Cover, and bring TO
boil. Reduce heat and simmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

TIIYEnn-Hsmilton- Tuxedo TO. s-s7ss r
iOhbpV open s:l5 2 W. Gloria Jean,
Robert Paige IN GET HEP To LOVE"
DOCTOR BROADWAY" J. Carol Mash,
Jean Philips. Extra "A ship Ia Born. q
Latest News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
&c cnIiApC-Michirnn at Cass

TPCNT0N-Trenton, Mich. PARK Free r
ihLNiVN Dishes. Open $50 Ray
Millsnd ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY
A. Jones "MOONt.IGHT ~ HAVANA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

WASUINCT0N-Eoysl Oak. Mich. r
WHCHlNuIUN Gene Tierney. Preston
Foster John Sultan. THUNDER BIRDS.
Lupe Veiez Leon Enrol in "MENICAH
sPTTFIRE's FLEPHANTH
Time "Navy and the Nation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

limited ARTJSTS-BaEIsy al I'D. cireuss
o'"ibD hhiIoio Doors Open al as.
Robert Taylor. Charles Laughton, Brian
Donleyy in STAND Bl FOR ACTION"
EYES IN THE NIGHT" Ann Har1inE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

pRICCU Mt. Elliott. PL. ss5i
! hiotiLLh Ronald Reagan. NINE
LIVES ARE NOT ENOUGH" Weaver Bros
in "OLD HOMESTEAD" Cartoon. News.
nNeM anldIerA Are InnKh.n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
BAD InIcr-31II Woodward TIE. l-sss3 \

! hhhDioL Last Times To-Day. on STAKE
In Person, Andy Kirk annd His Clouds Of
Joy Orch. "Stepin Fetchit," Screen Star,
in Person. Screen: kid DYNAMITE"
Come Before p NJ. and Save 25c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

plNnNA-Gratiot and Smile Park Free y
hhH1UNh Mat. 1:4S. War Bonds With
out Waiting. DIR BROADWAY" with NJ
Carey, Jean Phillips LONDON BLACK
OFT MURDERS" with John Abbott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

pcnCnpn-Gd. River-Lahser Park Free 4
hLDfV UNI Dead End Kids Freddie
Bartholomew IN "JuNIOR ARMY" GET
Robert Paige and Jane France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

pnCCpc-ssts West Warren Avenue
hUuLhO Constance Bennett IN
''MADAME SPY" Weaver Bros. a Elviry.
MOUNTAIN MUSIC" Midnight Show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

WEcT END-Ssst West Warren Ave.
WLOI LND Jane Withers IN "IOHNNY
DOJGHBoy." Plus 81 WAS FHAMED.-
Besutyware. 23-karat Gold China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

VI iVWN Open s.i5. PARK Free.
ftcrIs 'rar. T0nEU Page "GET HEP TO
LOVE" J. Carol Naish. Jean Phillips,
DOCTOR BROADWAY" News. Sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

CApI TnN-1Slss Fenkell, mr.. Meyers Rd
ChhLIUN open 6:l5. Child lie. Adul,
Csc. "GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK"
Brian Donlevy, NJ. Hopkins. "FLEET'S
M Dorothy LAmnur News Carbon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
woRK-PLAY ToGs

YES. MAAM. you can take
an energetic fling AZ any JOB 10
this outfit &C.. or DO some free
and-easy vaCatIoning
Anne Adams Pattern 40S7 -
smart either IN stacks Sut OF
shorts n shirt version Easy
to-follow sewing guide makes 81
fun 10 do. Use cotton fabric
Pattern 40S7 Is available only
in misses and womens' sizes rs
rs. 20 % 80 20. 80, - and -
size IS requires 5is YARDS 55-
inch.
our Summer Pattern Book
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern Is cents book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. % cents
Address your requect 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern DepaT'
ment. 1925 Times Square, Dc
troit 81 Mich
Due Ia slounes~ Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Hard Rolls, Buns, Toast
Accent Everyday Meals
By PRUDENCE PENNY

= teaspoon NaI'
e cup boiling water
cup rolled oat,
cake compressed yeast
2 cup lukewa7n water
egg beaten
? cups Sifted enriched all
purpose -four
Nix shortening. sugar and
salt with boiling water add
rolled oats cool to lukCWaITu
soften yeast IN lUkcWaIn water
add with egg 30 oatmeal UIN-
ture STIR ~ enough flour 10
make soft dough about -.
cups and beat thoroughly
then cover, and store IN re-
rIgerdfOr. Tprm INTO small
balls, place IN CREASED muffin
pans
Cover and ict rise boz warm
place 80 90 So degrees until
almost double in bulk about
~ hours Bake w hot oven
80 degrees ID 10 20 minutes.
Make - II preferred. form,
raise arj bake rolls as soon As
mixed This dough may be-
stored n refrigerator for 3 to 4
days and bake in quantities de-
.rcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

7 or Nut itf uH n, 5HlN ~.
MARCH n 10 APRiL ~
irics - Some restricting ten
dcucic, but not so much iu us,-
full. constructive lines. The
restricting m e "a o. S mostly IN
eNtrayagant ideas that are pur-
poselcss. money spending, any
harmful practice that Is un-
patriotic and Injurious 90 the
prosecution of the war fer peace.
APRIL n 70 NAY gD
TdHrUs-Be sure emotions
don't run wild. Have a clear
head TO cope with duties and
any emergencies that may arise.
Can be a tricky day Don't be-
led into unwisc spending
NAY n TO June -
G.ou,tp Day wants ,u So
friendly so help thing along By
YOUR own genial disposition aud
ready cooperative spirit Oppor-
Unitcs everywhere now and
there's no individual quicker 10
sense them than the alert Gem
Iulan
I'VE - To JILY -
CmccC-S Slightly more favor
able planetary aspect, for sou
born after July z especially in
practical matters. However, with
innate ingenuity working 100
per cent, YOU should be able 10
accomplish something.
JLLY - To A G.
Lso--Similar planetary coudi-
tons for YOU a. for Cancer now
The more intelIgently and
Guetv you handle affairs, the
more promising the results tx
--nzI4e and important aadertaA--
ugs need keen planning about
details, teamwork
AIG. p TO SEPT. -
Ivgo-Not particularly aus
uicious for new and unfamiliar
business matters that would
nrcessitate heavy investments,
expansion added responsibilities.
OF course. nothing Of urgency
saould be put of. Be more care
iIl, pain taking than usual
SEPT - TO OCT. -
I Neigh we'll before ACT
ing upon work and other AFFAIR."
of public concern This is the
sort Of day that invites lacka-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
about Marriage

Changes have been made re-
gdrding marriage the fol-
lowing are the latest rules:
4 married woman may enlist
In the WAVES, provided her
husband is not in the navy.
4 married woman may enlist
in the SPARS, provided her hus-
band IS not IN the coast guard
a married woman whose nus
band IONS any branch Of the
armed services after she has en-
listed retains her status IN the
WAVES or SPARS
Ans unmarried woman Mo-.
not marry during indOctrlnatlon
and or training. However, after
she ha, enlisted, She may marry
any one Including man IN her
own branch OF the ServiCe), pro
yded she does not marry during
the actual training period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Velvet Earrings

YOU WITH pierce q ears
here 4 fashion TAP from Ann
sheridan
Ann whose ears are pierced
wears baby gold hoop earrings
through which she tics little
black velvet bows. orr what.
haEe-you 10 match a particular
costume The bows lie fiat
against The cars without Tho l.i-
he rings showing BE cute m
-lnsh4ms OF cottors for sum
mer, yes