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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
Chs PREPARES
"BLUEBERRY HILL
NEGRO RADIO HOUR

HOLLYWOOD (ANP) - With
acceptance by the New York
Headquarters practically assured.
a nationwide all-Negro program.
FIRST Of It's Importance since
Wings over Jordan" is expect
cd 20 start over the air-wayes
from here in the near future. The
first record was made last Tues
day by large group Of local
colored artists and flown imme-
diately 10 CHS headquarters in
Aew York for confirmation and
suggestions II any.
The artists who made the re-
cording. which in course OF time
viii be charted as a milestone in
racial history. were Hattie Nc
Daniel. Ben Carter. MAINTAIN More
land. Ernest Whitman. Savannah
Churchill Kenny Carter's orches-
ira, the Lionel Morgan Trio. the
Characters. and the "Blueberry
Hill Airshow," named after the
exclusive westside section OF the
las Angeles where the majority
Of he colored movie stars and a
number Of prominent business
professional figures live In fine
two story mansions
Arguing the popularity that will
follow e. over 200 persons waited
Or more than two hours in the
audience room Of the radio sta
ton. until 1880 am last Tues
day until the program went on.
They showed that the long wait
was we'll worth while by tho on
;nrsiasiic applause and compli-
menis made afterwards 70 the
participants
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

the age OF is. she took adr,.,.
OF her mothers former NY
sionai career-she was an 10y
with the old LaFayetts y
company-and got a job !,
chorus line OF tho Cotton a..
Harlem. incidentally. Etbsl u
ers. who appears in acss,.
the Sky" was then 49,,
Stormy Weather" famou,
club.
She didn't stay long II, ]
soon managed to get into n, ]
OF Dance With Your ca,
luck would have IL. the show
teived good notices bur ,.I
quickly.
After a brief respite. she !.
ed Noble Sissle's orches,r,
vocalist, touring The country
two years. Another rest tolloI
this engagement. Then Lou I'D
singed her for a part n
"Blackbirds." The Broadway i,
lasted quite a while. and Nd
she knew Il she had heen 4, \
as vocalist with Charlie Bal
band.
After a few months On
radio. Miss Horne's frs, "A,
was changed to Helena I, I
not OF her own desire The cha,
was made by Barney Iosepsj
when he booked her into q
Society downtown. IN New I'd
Josephson Just didn't like
name Of Lena. so what els, al
Lena do,
Eager 10 20 70 the coast 4
Horne packed her things a 4;
more than a year ago and ;,
the train west. Al that tine
Little Troc was being opened
rot booking into the new I'd
club. was accepted overnight
carried on for six weeks
Then she was booked into
Mocambo. An M-G-M scout .,
ted her there and imme!sr
signed her TO appear in PAM
Hattie" She came through '
FLYING colors in this picture
won a long-term Conirac' q
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Calm
the Sky is her second ii1
this company.
She attended primary sChoa.
P.S. IS in Brooklyn, after '.
she went 10 Girls Hl,A
didn't complete her secondaV
ucation. Her one great amh'
IS 10 play a meaty role %
Broadway stage show
Miss Horne is e5. She has I
in Harlem. Georgia and VA
in addition TO Brooklyn
fathers name Is Edwin ?.
mothers. Edna. She has recon
for the Victor album. "Bir'h
the Blues"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
CONFINES AT STEMS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind - Gene
"Sox" Pope the tenor sax playing
hand leader and his swing combo
continue TO dish out the brand OF
music that Is making his engage
ment here at STEMS Buffet Bar
very successful. The band is en-
tering their fifth week and II
SENS that they are set for an
indefinite stay at this locality.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
RrSsELL's BAND At SCOTS

KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Snookum
Russell and his orchestra CO.
spoilighing with Anna Laura
Page are doing jam up job here
al the spot called SCOTS Thea
ire Restaurant Capacity crowds
continue to parronize the spot
nightly. From all indications the
owner and manager. Emmett
Scott, plans TO take up the bands
option.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
swEETHEARTs OF RHYTHM

KANSAS CITY. Mo The large
and spacious six million dollar
Municipal Auditorium. the largest
~ It's kind In America was the
scene OF eaiety here Sunday,
March 81 when more than 5000
dance lovers crowded the spot
during the engagement Of the ma
tons finest girl attraction. The
International Sweethearts OF Rhy-
thin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
Screen
SUN-KISSED LENA HORNE Hl
BEEN TROOPER SINCE ACE i

Lena Horne's rise to prom
inence and 10 star billing In
cabin in the Sky" has been no
bed Of roses. In fact. she has
found many stumbling blocks In
her path and she does not hesi-
tate TO talk freely about them.
II was while attending Girls
High in Brooklyn that she de-
cided to go on the stage. So. at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
SINGERS HOLD MEET

HUNTINGTON. W. va.-(ANP)-
The 10th annual board meeting
OF the National Baptist church.
closed last week after a four-day
session The meeting which was
presided over by its presidents
Thomas a. Dorse: and Mrs. Mag.
holia Lewis Butts. was attended
by more than 300 delegates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
I'll FL / IF Z
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES
Data On Radio Folks

bNtn WI VIM
RALPH COOPER. the popular
New York City NJ. c. and the
originator OF "Thc Jumpln' 1--WE"
program broadcast over local
New York radio station. has been
given the "green-light by the gov
ernment. according to reports. 10
tour Army camps and entertain
the soldiers. While Yours Truly
has not had the pleasure of lis
tening 10 Mr.. Coopers broadcast.
| am told that his "Jumpin' 1--WE
program has become very pop
ulai in the New York area with
members OF both races He is
said to be an Al radio artist. .
producing and announcing his
own program. We wish Mr..
Cooper much success also other
members OF his newly formed
show.
THE WEDDING Of Parks John
Sous daughter on April ? will
take the Nox Pop program 10
Houston. Texas. where II will he
broadcast from that Texas city.
Parks Johnson and Warren Hull
will interview Liberty ship'hiuld-
ers AZ a shipvard in Houston. II
will he the first time the show
has hit the airwayes from Hous-
ton since 1885. Vox Pop started
in Houston in 1892. which gives
II the honor Of heing the first
broadcast OF IT'S kind TO 70 net
work.
BETTY LOUISE JOHNSON
PARKS daughter) will marry
Boyd RYAN Willett. chemical
engineer. in tho same church in
San Marcos. Texas whore her
parents and maternal grand
parents also were we'd
MARIAN ANDERSON will give
conccr' April II at tho Metro
rol,tan Opera House in New York
City. This program will not he
broadcast. and according 70 re-
ports. all available space has al.
ready been sold out
Here Are Some Programs That
You should Know About
The Children's Hour heard over
radio station WJLB. Monda,
through Friday. 4 10 4:45 pm,
Friday Is the little tots" dav
Childrcnf7two and three years ole
appear. and Uncle Nick has a
lot N fun with them. Listen iusi
cnce. and YOU will have your dia
set that way every Friday at thai
time.
CASH on THE LINE. lis a new
program that made its debut over
radio station WXYZ a few weeks
ago II Is on the air $50 10 Gas
nm. This Is another one of thos,
programs that paw cash for per.
sons having telephone II they
arc called and can reneat back
IN the announcer the slogan" fol
that particular broadcast Head.
the news Is also given on this
program II Won have phone
better tune that way your mum.
Der NAV he called.
Our SECRET ENEMIES heard
ever CPS end wJR 7:15 10 7:3C
I'm FRIDAYS Is program oi
interest. Axis radio hroadcast'
from Berlin. Rome and Toxic arc
recorded and broadcast The NJ C
Ralph Stout offers his comment.
on each Since all OF us do MOI
have radios powerful enough tc
Pickup foreign broadcasts. I
makes this program Of importance
Until next week-"GOOD LIS
TENlNG
o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

school orchestra. the Imperial
Wings OF Rhythm" also gained
the appreciation OF the Swing
set" by their liam session" OF
rocking rhythm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

TAX, mi. position oheis >.n 0H1 30 harry
90 your WORK really .NNc.rr' Iay ard ug-
poriunity Na1ou Furs SO East lFaaf
River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
GIRLS WOMEN

TAKE this position escie N.u 0|1 30 harry
in Nour WORK really "VNc.rr' Iay ARD ug-
poriun;y Nsdou Furs 80 East IFaaf
J River
GIRLS wanted Ages lo 60 - ytats ,.ess-
ant light WORK sundays aud HOLIDAYS
tor. experience unnecessary, Clod wages
Apply Grennan Bakery Incorporated 1880
Seventeenth street between a. n. %
.
iGIRLe--White. neat appearance ana ;.saT-
ing personality residing IN l9y'h or
northwest section f1r cashier ard c.erirs
work: m experience recessarg recent hiE1
school graduate preferred. Cal M H'rns,
Cherry 1858
Girl Reliable. sssist mother WItn habl
private room SO. University 600.
'GfRi-General. good cook references p-.-
waite room and oath. good wages Crosse
PoirtS D. hlucs from hu' CEDAR -@+'t
GIRLS TOT fountain uucheoatue ,whrel,
meals and uniforms furnished S27 start
ing salary. kapaBs Drug, 1900 East
Jefferson.
GIRLS for soda fountain. experience ur-
necessary. will tram, good WAGES, Hotel
For, Wayne Pharmacy 1901 Cast
GIRLS for dance partners can earn M
ward OF $50 On week ends, t.anDd Aititn-
sphere established school
lARAGON 1875 WOODWARD TT 2.sah5
lGIRI,-Wh,e. for general haasawuta cooke
!ng help care for 'WU children. stay
mgi.,s. private room. Tuxedo i-38i3
'GIRI.. Light houscWorh. siaS or go. so3d
homo $50 Townsend s-2S]'
GIRL White SO, cnoeut and d~pr.
stairs. no laaDdr, one das W.rs stn'y
other Sunday ard every uIta' or, good
living quarters Tuxedo i-l'f5
GIRLS Fun or part uuc for dry cleaning
store. 1877 West McNichois
GIRL or woman for homework Nnewo9d
2-so7s. or call At 7iij vs. vernon
GIRL OR WOMAN. WHITE PREFERRED,
FOR LIGHT HOrSENORk
Fine home, 3 adults only private room;
no washing. plain cooking lovely surf 'Ind-
iugs This is a INC position frf af ap'
preciative person; 81 CAL or Apply Friday
in person Unirersitt % 1881 1879 OK
drive onear L.vtruois auc ''.Eloh.'s ~-Id'
.GIRL-Genefal t1r sMa!I apartment STAY
or 90 nights steady no cooking cor iaIu-
dry, good wages Tyler H-i3d3.
GIRL for general no cooNus. ro taun-
dry. small family stay or go. N2u.
Townsend s.ijj6.
GIRL for small lower fiat. very usht
hDusewurk assist care 'vo children. $50
1892 Roseawn Us. 3-259u.
GIRLS for FOLDING and packing; experience
unnecessary Peerless Textile Co, 30
West Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
CASHIER TYPIST

Excellent opportunity for young ladies be-
teeen ages II and 90. for general office
work with national ORGANIZATION onering
phon, A. SIREN, iiIo DAVID stou Blds
Randolph 2sTe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

WOMEN FOR LAUN.
DRY AND CLEANING. } DAYS
WEEKLY. STEADY WORK. q o o d
WAGES. CALL BIRMINGHAM 81.
EXPERIENCED girl tor general house
work. private room. radio; no laundry
or cooking; $50. University 2-e023
EXPERIENCED GIRL - General; small
home: no laundry or cooking: child
private room: SIS. University 2-66sg.
EXPERIENCED girl for general house
work: private room, radio, no laundry
or cooking: $40. University 2-9023.
EXPERIENCED waitresses--Good working
conditions. steady work excellent wages,
Randolph 1882 Mr. williams after II =. m.
EXPERIENCED laundry help wanted; ali
departments. steady work. 700 Eas,
AleSandrine.
EXPERIENCED shirt ironer wanted. Good
pay. Main Hand Laundry, 2605 Park
FARM WOMAN for general farm work
Apply in person, 1865 Trumbull or phone
Temple l.5ii5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
COLORED

Garage vfrk Hght. full time steady work
residential neighhorhood large garage
company very good pay 200 Ferry
PARK Tyler i.s733 Mr Weaver
COLORED elderly man Tor night, watch
man. must 30 shle g. drive \
Relchcr rs West Jefferson
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate list
inss N the biz SUNDAY Times Want a.
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
RaiIHlReHl
Vote OH


WASHINGTON oct y CINS)
The nation was faced with a
grave threat 10 us vital wartime
transportation system today after
a strike vote was ordered for
approximately 100000 non-oper-
atlnc railway employees
The Is powerful non-operating
unions followed the CARRIER lead
of the five big operating brother
hoods and ordered a strike vote
returnable not later than Nov. p.
The vote was called after fail
ure 10 obtain a general Scent
increase In rate Of pay which was
recommended last May by a Spe-
cial emergency board appointed
bv President Roosevelt. The rec
concentration was rejected by
Economic Sterilization Director
Fred NJ. Ninson.
Members of a new preSidentially
appointed emergency board made
ready 10 hold hearings on the
railway wage dispute tomorrow.
Should a satisfactory agreement
fail 10 be reached by the month
long deadline and the workers ac-
tually strike. railroads would be
paralyzed throughout the country,
which might fesd-te- government
seizure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

. Have you ever known the thrill OF riding
the rhythm Of dance n1usie--of doing varied
steps its changes dictate; It's stSH4et fun
and you share it wiki partners who think you're
marvellous.
Yes, popularity comes without cdor{ when
you dance wen. Why miss our-whth YOU can
master the new steps in 6 happy hours at Arthur
Murrays' Don't just dream Of dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Woman
On Trial

Selection of a jury was to be
completed today for the trial of
47-year-old Mrs. Ruth Smith,
charged with assault with intent
10 kill as a result of what was
described as a love and auto
bumper miXup,"
Termed a pistol packing NAM
ma" by Assistant Prosecutor A.
Tom Pasieczny, Mrs. Smith, OF
1852 Haggerty, is charged with
shooting and wounding Miss Will
lene Bundtzen. Al. of 756 Savage,
Van Buren, Township.
The trial before Circuit Judge
Lila M. Neuenfelt will revolve
around charges of Miss Bundtzen
that she was shot when her car
hit the rear of Mrs. Smiths car,
and counter charges OF Mrs.
Smith that the complainant at
tackled her after the accident and
had been running around with
nv man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Cakes Slayer
Believed Linked
To Fingerprint
Rr LANES /. KLGALLEN

lSce Perry Mason Story on
Page 81
NASSAU. Bahamas. Oct. q
INSl-A tiny hnGerprint which
led tho long arm Of the law 10
point accuSingly at Count Alfred
de Merlgny, charged with the muir
der OF his wealthy fathcr-inAaw
was TO be the subject Of testi-
mony by another American po-
lice expert today.
Capt. James r. Barker super
intendent Of the Miami (Fla) po-
lice Identification laboratory, was
expected 10 describe the prin,
whick--SSsertedly was found on a
scredh ~ the bedroom where
multi-millonaire Sir Harry Cakes
was bludgeoned 10 death and
partly burned July 8. The prose
cution contends the mark was
left by the victims dapper young
S0T1-iT-f7w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
House Fdvors
Higher Postage,
$40 Liquor Tax

WASHINGTON, Oct. u CNS)
Sweeping increases in postal
rates. and higher taxes on liquors,
beer, theater admissions and trans
portation tickets. were approved
by the House ways and means
committee yesterday in adopting
a long list of higher excise tax
rates.
The new taxes are TO be IN
cluded i'm a revenue bill which
congressional leaders hope to
pass and put into effect Jan. l.
The rate increases would yield
total estimated revenue of
81 .439. 100000 annually. of which
S200.000,000 would result from
higher postal rates.
The committee followed the
treaSury's recommendation in APP
proving an increase in the tax on
liquors of from Sc to $40 a gallon.
The committee approve a
Scent first class postage rate
for both local and out of town
mail. This would mean an in
crease in the local rate of from
2 to 3 cents. An increase in the
air mail rate of from 6 TO 10
cents an ounce was approved.
The second and third class rates
would be doubled and higher
rates would be charged for regis
tered and insured mail, money
orders and for COD service.
The levy on beer would be
liked from 81 to So barrel.
The committee approved a 200
per cent increase in the tax on
theater and other admissions,
boosting this levy from 10 per
cent TO 30 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Runaway Rail Car
Injuries Boy Here

James Whisky, 13, of 1865 WI
liams was recovering in Receiving
Hospital today from injuries suf-
fered when he was dragged by a
moving car on which he had re-
leased the brake on a Sidetrack of
the Michigan Central Railroad at
Twenty-third street,
When Joseph Johnson. train
man, brought the car 10 stop
the boy was hanging on the front
of the car, his leg dragging along
the rail a few inches IN front of
the wheels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
POPULARITY

Popularity comes % good
dancers. It's the enduring
reward ~ your 6 Magic
Hours az Arthur Muffay'G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

sophisticated Rumbs-learn it! -. It's so easy
to learn the way we teach it. Or pick W
dozen fascinating new Fox Trot variations in
few hours and dazzle your friends at your
next party.
Don't waste timc Today enroll for Lessons
AZ Arthur Murays.N Spend only few hours
and surprisingly httle money to step into a
magic world Of gay good times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Ouf-Bomb Nazis 1000 | 30
Times Photo
Times Photo

LONDON. Oct. 27 CUP)-Air
Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair
told Commons today that the
Royal Air Force bomber command
dropped 1900 tons Of bombs on
Germany during the four weeks
ended Oct. Is compared with some
100 tons dropped by German air
craft on Britain. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Or. James Armstrong Dead

BELDING. oct. - tUP)-ScN-
ices VIII be held here tomorrow
for Or. James II. Armstrong
former president Of the Michigan
State Dental Society, who died al
Bronson yesterday lie was born
AT Seaforth. Ont. and was erad.u-
ated from the dental school OF the
Detroit College /ot Medicine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
EVERY CHILD
Deserves
a CHAN c.
War Orphan or Refvsee-Wuif or Prodigy
In Detroit or Worsow-Every Child
Is Entitled TO an Even Break

Unfortunately They
disaster oake helpless
children caught the adverse
snmPd oghune in order have
their chance life Ohanage and other institutions Of otsepPog
Obviously facilities existing child institutions far from
added help lands fight
allies The work that needs done there help orphaned homeless and
children frankly the But thanks the War Chest which
affiliated with the National War Fund dollars help through established
agencies relief And Chest
would generosity Such touches the heart deeply
the Wa Prisoners Fund andh
Chest much bigger task this before The need
therefore hearts be bigger Our goal ss250Ooo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
LEGACY TO WIFE


of the Miami homicide squad, in
sisted that the young French
nobleman has frequently referred
10 Sir Harry AS "a stupid old
fool who couldn't be reasoned
with"
The count. Melchen added, also
said that his wife, Nancy, would
receive a generous share OF her
fathers estate.
Melchen said he found a ratio
of three 10 10 hairs burned in
some areas of De Marigny's fore
arm. hand and Van Dyke beard
. (since shaved Off.
In addition 10 De Marigny
Melchen said he examined a
stablemaster who allegedly had
quarreled with Cakes and Harold
G. Christie, house guest who dis
covered the victims body.
BED SLEPT IN
Discussing the condition OF
Christie'S bed. the detective said
il looked as though it had been
slept in during the night of the
tragedy.
There were several blood
stains on the sheet" Melchen
testified. but l think they were
the remains of mashed mosqui-
toes. There were dead mosqui-
toes on top of the pillow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

Bureau of reclamation power
plants this year have more than
doubled their 1912 production Of
electric power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE

In the witness box yesterday,
Capt. Edward s. Melchen, an
other Miami police expert called
into the case by the Duke OF
Windsor. showed the print 10 the
court and said Baker had pro-
ceSsed il for examination. Con-
corning other marks said to have
been found on the walls Of the
murder room, the detective said
T left II up To Barker To
determine what they were, but
they looked to me like finger
marks"
Defense counsel sought 10 dis
credit the police INVESTIGATION into
the rmrder of the American-born
baronet. But, throughout, Mel
chen stood up well under cross
examination.
Asked 10 explain why De
Marigny was arrested an d
charged with the crime, Melchen
replied;
Because he was i'm the VI
cinity of the crime the night II
was committed. Because of his
singed hairs. and because he
was unable TO produce the shirt
he wore that night. There were
other discrepancieS."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-14
UNION MEMBERS
STUDY CONTRACT
New Manville Company
Unit Endorses Terms;
Ruling on ScovilI's

Over 90 employees Of the E. J.
Manville Company voted last night
Vt a meeting held at the @. I. o.
Union headquarters on Bank street
70 indorse the terms Of the con-
tract being submitted by union
Representatives to the management
If the East Main street plant.
II d understood that the terms
Of the contract are Of the standard
type containing q clause under the
NLRB ruling that the e. ]. Man.
vile Company and dts successors
will abide by the provisions stated
therein and specifying that the O.
/. O., Mine, Mill and Smelter Work.
ers Union will at all times be rec
ognized as the bargaining agent for
the employees in all future negotia-
tons between management and la
Dor.
The above clause is inserted as a
precautionary measure In case the
present holding interests Of the
concern find 1t feasible to put the
concern lip for sale, although It has
been stated by Rowley w. Phillips,
president OF the concern that at
present there are no plans for dis
posing Of the company.
Patrick O'Neill, national repre-
sentative OF the G. I. o. stated to-
day that as yet he has had not re-
ceived word from ofiicials Of the
company in the local Office as to
Just when Mr.. Phillips will come
from New York for the purpose Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-14

distributed gifts, and q large num-
Der Of parents and friends were
present at the city hall for the brieI
ceremonies. The mayor addressed
the new recruits and extended the
customary farewell message on be-
half Of the City Of waterbury.
Today's contingent was composed
Of registrants Of Board I6-B. They
were nobilized this morning In
front Of the City Hall where they
boarded o bus for Hartford, They
entrained at Hartford for Ayres,
Mass, the receiving station Of more
than 5000 waterbury boys since
the start OF the war.
It was reported at last nights
committee meeting Of the Service
mems group, held In the probate
court chambers, that sufficient
'khaki kits" to supply every Undue.
tee leaving waterbury during the
remainder Of the year are on hand,
but that "blue" kits are lacking and
that q 100 more have been ordered.
Probate Court Judge Patrick Healey
presided over the meeting and Frank
Orencole Of the committee read the
report.
It was voted by the committee
that they participate In the Com
munity Chest parade Sunday Oct.
z, taking their place with the vet
Grams organization,