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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Announce Marriage

Marco Alban announces the mar
riage OF his daughter Gertrude May
Alban, Alhambra, Cal. to Sgt. Jo-
seph c. Vail, Pasadena, Cal, April
IS. The bride is a graduate Of Roos-
evelt High School, and has been
in California for several years. Be-
fore entering the service Sgt. Vail
was in business in Pasadena. He Is
now stationed at Camp Alamitos at
San Jose, Calf. For the present
Sgt. and Mrs. Vail will reside In
Los Gatos, Calf.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
Service Briefs

Pvt. Blake A. Agla has been
transferred from Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Texas. 360th Harbor Craft
Co. TC.U.T.C. to Camp Plauche,
New Orleans, II, La.
Sgt. Walter Whitman, OF the Slst
Engineers Battalion, is home on a
Is day furlough. Sgt. Whitman who
has been stationed at Cripple
Creek, Tenn, will spend much OF
his time at 1894 Pasadena St., De-
troit.
Mrs Ida Hughes. St. John St.
has received word that her daugh-
ter, Pvt. Virginia {. Hughes, has
arrived safely in England.
Jesse Allen Gambill, &c, has
completed the course Of training in
the Aviation Radioman school at
Memphis, Tenn.
Aviation Cadet Charles H. Sam
pier. Glass of 44.F has completed
his basic flying training at Gardner
Field, California, Army Air Forces
Pilot School (Basic) OF the Army
Air Forces Training Command. He
has been sent to an advanced fly
ing school to finish his pilot train
ing. Upon the successful conclusion
OF this course. he will receive a
commission as a Flight officer or a
Second Lieutenant in the Army Of
the United States. lie was a stu
dent at Michigan State Normal
College before he~enlisted.
Mrs. Thomas Power, Miss Doris
Jean Tefft and Miss Helen Hughes
left Tuesday night for Gainesville
Texas. At Camp Howe they vii
| visit Mrs. Powers husband, Pvt
Power. Miss Tefft and Miss HugheI
will return in about ten days, ant
Mrs. Power expects to remain viii
her husband.
In answer to the many rumor
around town that Lieut.. Edward
Herbst Is in dangerous physica
health and that he is going TO MARI.
an Australian girl, his mother, Mrs
Ferdinand Herbst, states that there
is no truth in any OF them. Lieu,
Herbst was hospitalized with MAJ
aria for a time last summer, but re
covered. Late in January he wrot'
her that he had had bad back in
iury but that he was fully recov
cred and had checked out of thu
hospital fully well. and would no
even have TO 60 back again for
check.up. At her request in Marcl
the Red Cross, unknown to him
found from his commanding office
that Eddie" is in first class phys
cal condition and that that there |
nothing for her TO worry abou
Ii. Col. Frank Lidke confirms thi
statement. A letter just receive
from Lieut.. Herbst also assures hi
mother that he Is in good shap'
He Is doing clerical work in Gel
MscArthur's headquarters, workin
from eight in the morning until te
ut night. He also asks her 10 refu'
tn rumor that has reached hill
that he is going TO marry an Au
tralian girl and settle down Their
In capital letters and heavily III
derscored he says II am NOT goin
to marry an Australian girl or an,
one over here" He adds that !
J hopes TO get home within year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

the value and interest OF the pro-
gram and said that the Association
would follow this line OF study,
which had opened a new and in
triguing field
Mr.. White also had on exhibition
many views OF Ypsilanti buildings,
including three souvenir books OF
views and a great collection OF
views taken the day after the 1898
cyclone, that had belonged TO Mrs.
Florence s. Babbitt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
BIBLE STUDY GROUP
WILL MEET THURSDAY

The Birthday Bible Study Group,
organized Mar. % by a group from
the Baptist Church will meet Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. Alvin An
derson. The meeting will follow a
nosebag lunch at noon.
The interdenominational study
group, led by Mrs. Frank Huff, is
open to anyone interested in study
ing the Bible and meets the fourth
Thursday OF each month following
a nosebag lunch at noon.
Instead OF exchanging birthday
gifts among themselves. the price
OF a birthday gift is sent TO a mis-
sionary. The group has adopted"
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan f. l., Patch's
daughter and son.in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Dunn. missionaries
in China. The group is studying
the first five chapters Of the book
OF Genesis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
A. Dinner, Thester

Instead Of the regular meeting
Of the Capsule Sisters Club, Tues
day evening, the members had din
ner at the Hotel Huron, then went
10 q theater in Ann Arbor. Mrs.
Walter Wright was presented with
a birthday gift from the club. The
next meeting, May 9, will be with
Mrs. Lyman LaChance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26
MARRIAGE Takes Place

The marriage OF Simon ]. Bel,
Kentucky, and Ethel Beavers, Hi
nois. took place Sunday afternoon,
April 23. at the Baptist parsonage,
with Rev. William r. Shaw 1ffi-
ciating. Witnesses were Mrs. Frank
Weaver and Arthur A. Miller.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Noll, daugh-
ter, Nancy Ellen and son. Conrad.
GA Roosevelt Blvd, Left Tuesday
for a months stay with Mrs. Nolls
parents In Springfield. I'll.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-26

additional Social on Page Five)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04

ben gieenidaften Der lauren @ild
an oiaier SteIe off ertl6rt tporoen.
gei9t nur Naturopotben, ionoern bic
le 2eute auf oem 2anoe tuiiieu, 6aB
Iaure WiId) (Molfen) oos bette Sell
mite lit BEL 8eritopfung, alien
Dormfranfbeitan lno llnterleibslels
ben uno iogar BEL angebenoer 3uder-
franfbeit, eben neil Die ioure Wild
in bobem @raoe oarmreiuigeno lit
uno feline 8iftItoffe auftommen laBt.
3uderfronte, oie iid falt nur bon ob-
gerobmter 5auermil9 nGbren, gene
fen, penn Der &orper ni9t gu lebr
bon oieler moroerii6en &ranfbeit ser
itort lit. 8er an Ser5arterienuerfol=
flung leioet, ioQte tagli6 oreimal
5ouermild nit Sdwar5brot genie
BEN, tein 8leiid eiien uno cine Nrt
&ungertur MAIDEN, inoem er cine 5eit=
lang nur 5auermtld uno 5dmar5-
brot iBt. Soear Itemnot uno Nltbma
fam ourd reidliben @enlsB bon
5auermilf gebeilt peroen, inoem
man 5uerit Elm Quart am Sag trtnft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04

items our9 gobruneen oos gorban.
.oeniein bon olerlei febr tief Iieeenoen
qoblen nabeetpieien lit. Dieies @sbiet
.lrn1faBt 1928 Suaoratttlometer. 8.
Dte nod unoufgeidloiiene Gone, IN
Der 1eoigli6 aus eeologiiden @riin-
ben oas Sorbanoeniein bon &obIen
bermutet miro. 0teIes @ebiet, oas
lid norolid Der 9tppe erltredt, lit ettpa
2fO 0ua6ratfilometer groB. DaS
gon5e iogenannte &ubrfoblenrepier
umfaBt 5,,iammen 6t70 Nuooratfilo=
meter.
- 6. s., 8. ga.
8laIenleioen fommen meilt BEL Gl-
teren 2euten Dor uno bel iungen ourd
grfaltung oosr ourb iibermdBigen
N1toboleenuB Inn oieies laitige uno
oft iebr idmer5lide uebel gu beilen,
muB man gu auererit ale geiltigen
@etranfe uno itorf geluiir3tsn5 5pei-
fen oermeioen, tpenig ODER gar fein
5leiid eenieBen, feline Mild, aber
oiel grimes Semitic, oiel @niier uno
See trinten. Ser bette Zee gu oieiem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04

net BEL drodtider geritopf,tne. on fie
sic E6tieteit Der gerbauunesorsane
bel 0arn1trdgbeit in 1uertnoILer 8eiie
anregt.
Nidt nur 8erltopfune. lon6ern 10.
gar gefobrlide Darment5iinoungen
tperoen our9 ben @enuB iaurer Wil9
gebeilt.
8er Sautunreiniefeiten (8imp'
leS) bat, trinte biel iaure Mtl9.
Selbit 9inoern uno SGuelineen tann
iaure Ofllf gegeben tperoen.
Inter gutter iaurer Nild beritebt
man Die efte, natiirli9e, unberf6lI9'
te M}ilt> tpie lie Der ebrlide, oltmo'
oiide 5armer liefert. Mild, pel6e
palteuriliert oo2r anoersmie demiid
bebanoelt poroen, bot ni6t Die oben
beidrtebenen gigenidoften uno miro
1pobl taltg, aber nidt moltig. Elm
Wongel, pon1it leioer piele Gtdbte
rednen niiiien.
Dos beriibmte Oogburt ODER Soe.
burt (pom tiirtiiden Bort iogb-1naf>
gerinnen) iit nidts onoeres, ols elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04

- nit &ogeenbrot -, oam oumab=
lid iteigert, Bis 81 brei Nuort taglid).
Der @runo fir 0ie ausge5ei6neten
beilenben gieenldaften Ser Souer-
mild lit oieier: Sn iaurer Weil6 lit
ser Mil63uder in Mildidl1re pertpan>
belt. Die 9rdger oiel ler l1mpanolung
lino beltimmte Spaltpil3batterien. Sir
Ole ernabrung lit audi ser llmltanb
BON GROCER 8eoeutung, 0oB bur6 oie
Sauerung audi bic gi>peiBbeltanoteile
Der Mild cine geranoerung erfabren.
Die gitpeiBltoffe meroen in einfade
Ttiditoffboltige 9orper 5erlegt uno 10
fir Sic B,rOaln1ng aufgel6loiien
Das in lourer Wfil6 entbaltene 81
tpeiB lit alio gleidlom borberoaut
Dies beoeutet cine groBe gntlaitung
Der GroauungSorgane, unO tat1d6lid
pertrogen iogar Magen7 uno Darm-
tranfe iaure Wilf) gang auSge5eid>
net.
8emerfenspert lit bic pertbolle
8irfung Ser lauren 0ei1d ouf 6en
Darn. Sic perbinoert namlid iiber>
mdbige Jaulnisporgdnge inn 9arm
uno nin1mt auf oieie @eile an elmer
Selbltreinigung oes 8lutes uno an
Der 8erbiitung elmer 8futpsrunreini.
gung tell. 5aure Mtla iH ouseeaeid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04
3tped lit 3innfraut= uno 9tosmarin=

3tped lit 3innfraut- uno gosmarin=
tee.
Dos &ouptperfabren lit folsenoes:
0tan fodt in einem groBen Safen
ooer elmer 3innfraut (Sbope
@raB), iebt bas oompfe1be @efaB
unter einen 2eibltubl (o6er einen
Stubl obne SiB) uno iebe iid oar
auf. ettpa cine balbe 5tunoe lang.
Dieies 1uieoerbole man, menn notig,
Biz 6as llebe gebeilt lit. Der quite gr=
folg mirb ni6t ausbleiben. 8er Die
ertpGbnten Seilfrauter nidt our Sanb
bot un6 iie in ser srpotbefe ni6t er=
balten fann, tpen0e lt6 an uniern 2e>
fer: Scr. 81 Sperl, 1917 8onifoD
ct, g. Hittsburgb, ga.
- 6. s., ga.
I'm Oeite1er (8lodbeoos) gu ber=
tretben n1iidt man IS Tropf2n Sal-
miafgeiit (Ammonio) nit einem ba1-
ben Bint 8alier un6 reibt nit Die
lem @en1l1b tagllb Die Saut ab.
Man beri6lieBe 6as @efGB, in DEM
man Die Sliiiiigfeit aufbetpabrt, neil
oqs ammonta fid ibneu perflii6tigt.
- Sanre Mild -
Iuf 8unl6 mebrerer 2eler ipieoer-
boGen pir, tpas bonn Ndbrtusrt uno
BENT gelunoerbaltenben unb =Itdrfen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04

belonoers in Der 1iirfei uno 8ulgo=
rien einbeimiides Rildpraparat, oas
mittels zines @arungsferments -
WeaDa, Elm @elnii6 bon oret Weild-
idurepil5en) getponnen miro. Oieies
Fraporat lit nidt nur elm bor5iigli-
DIES Ndbr= un0 Storfemittel, lonoern
duBerlt oesiniioiereno gegen 0arm-
franfbeiten.
s Mrs. u. e., Mi6. -
Bflaumentpein lit nidts Neles uno
5iemltd einfad). Wan tut etpa a Yfo.
entiteinte Bflaumen in einen 10
Nuarttopf, giebt 6 Quart beiBes @ol-
Ter, in Dem 5 Pfuno 3uder aufgel0lt
moroen lino, 1no fiigt / un3e Sefe
5lt Ser laupormen Walie. Nan oedt
ben &rug 5u nit einem groben Gud
uno laBt oas @an5e earen. 8enn Die
ltorfe @drung borbei lit, aiebt man
ben Ourdgeleibten Bein ouf 6lol9en,
Die man luftoidt oeridliebt. SSn S big
6 Wonoten bat man einen toltliden
Wein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04

Ebeateroireftor. ourd Den gorbang
febeno: uardimeoes bebauptet. bob
es in Der Natur teinen freien RaurH
sebs. Ser bdtte ftd nur einnal mein
Ibeoter aniebeu iol1en.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-04
8. g., Geras

Die netIten Wteni6en itno ielbit
tdulb. tpenn lte nit geierens un6 BIa'
terl[etoeH bebaftet itno. 9ie aer5te BE-
bauptsn, 6oB i'm algemeinen niel 5u
sieI Gleiid, nomentlid Sdueine'
tleii9 gegeiien miro, tpas eroBe Mens
gen Sornidure (l1rio acio) nerur'
iadt.
Inbere l1riaden ltno Ser all5u of'
tere @enuB bon itorfen aaffee uno
alfobolilben 8etrdnten. 9te 8egleits
eridetnuneen bon Nieren, uno 8Iaiet1'
Ieioen iinb beri6ieoener Mrt: 5iebenbe
56mer5en in Der Niidengegenb,
5dminoelanfdue, bGufiee uno oft on
boItenbe aopfidmer5en, 56mer3en
betm urinieren, Drudgefiibl in Der
8lafe unb 6auernoer, oft idmer5ltder
l1rinorone, ofteres aufItebet mGbs
renb Der Nadt, 56leim ooer 8lut i'm
l1rin. Berionen, Die 6bnlide Spntp=
tome tuabrnebmen, miiiien 6urd eine
paiier1oe Iustpobl bon Speiie uno
Grant Die Nieren entloiten. Dia bette
Scott iit Mild, 8eis, &artoffeln> frt=
ider Quort (Gottage gbeele), Sriid-
te aller Nrt, @emiiIe lmo Salate, 9eu=
beln, &lSBe uno Bfonnfu6en. Mon
p2rmeioe ltorfes Sol3en ser Speilen,
audi @etpiir5e iin0 ldoolif. Seoer, Der
an Storungen in 8laie uno Nieren
leioet, Ioute, Inn groBeren, bieIleidt
id1per beilbaren 2eio2n por5ubeugen,
bon alien slnfang an Sdritte our
8eleitig1ng oieler 5torungen tun.
Sonnen=, Oampf> uno 2i6tbdOer iinb,
Denn man tie baben fann, 31 empfeb>
len, neil 6ur6 angare6te SauttGtig=
felt uno Sdmiten Die geierentdtigfeit
entlaitet miro.
3ur Seilung uno @r1ei6terune
greife man Dor allem ni6t 81 anges
prteienen Batantmittel6en, ionoern
gebraude Die BON ser Natur gebote=
men mtl6en un0 beilenoen Wittel.
Wean fam morgens, mittogs un0
obenos cine Gaiie 3inntrouttae -
Sbabe aroB -, 2inoenbliitentee, Sol-
BEL uno Souienoguloenfrautte ooer
8a6boloertee trinfen.
NierenIeioenOe iouten piel 5luiiig-
felt 5u itd nebmen, nomentli9 biel
Woiier trinfen Wan iollte tpenigitens
ieoe 5tun6e oes Cages Elm @1as 8oI-
Ter trinfen. 9as reinigt uno ipiilt Die
9eieren aus un0 for6ert sic 8eroau=
ung. Germiidt man oos Trinfmafier
nit 3itronen- ober irgen6einem 8ee.
ren' ODER 5rudtiaft, 10 lit es nod
geliinosr.
Die WenIden tpiiroen au6 ni9t 70
baufig an gerltopfune uno mberen
uebeln leioen, ipenn lie mebr @aiier
trinfen tpiirben.
- Sitter 2eier, Din
Das oeutid]e 0fubrgebiet lit feines.
pegs elei6beoeuteno nit oen1 Stub.
gebiet Der Nubr, oenn bieie 0ur9-
fltsBt in ibrem oberen 2auf oas
Sanerlon0, Dos nibt gum Roblenre.
bier 5ablt. Seitoem itd ser 8ergbou
BON ser &ubr noromarts nad Ser
gmider uno Damn loear na6 Der
2ippe geapanbt un6 bieie iiberi9rit-
ten bot, beritebt man antsr Dem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

a mutually acceptable third men,
Der has held up negotiations on
a new contract between the DSR
and the union. The old contract
expired April l.
At its meeting today the DSR
board was assured by City Con-
troller Oakman that fire and
building inspections would hence
forth be made regularly at the
Highland Park barns of the DSR.
The board had complained that
inspections 80 important because
the city carries its own insurance,
We're inadequate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

Selection OF Howell Van Auken
attorney and member Of the De-
truit Board OF Education. as the
third member OF an arbitration
panel 10 settle differences be-
tween the DSR and the AL
Streetcar Mems Union was an
'nounced today.
Van Auken was chosen by VIII
liam l.. Brown general manager
of the Detroit shopping News
VINO is the DSR representative on
the board. and Thomas r
Chawke. attorney, who represents
the union. Delay over selection of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01
Debate Resumption
or Truck Production

The possibility Of commercial
Iieht truck production IN ls45
was being discussed m Washing
ton. the WPB regional Office an
nounced.
Two industrial advisory COM
miiteeS are scheduled 20 study The
status Of casting and machine ca
pscity for automotive type piStonS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

There will he 1874 tires re-
leased to the public in this area
during June. Jacob Zweedyk, act
ing director of the district OPA
office announced today. The quota
is the highest since tire rationing
hogan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01
Van Auken Is Named

II was also announced that DSR
executives would sit in on sessions
Of the city plan commission and
the mayors postwar improve
mentS committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01
Tire Quota Raised

- Army Air show Begins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

Combining metal and
colorful enamel in hues
70 harmonic with your
sum m er accessories.
Each compact is deco
rated with dainty floral
motif on cover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

1.5O Agarol Compound LOG
1.5O Anusol Suppositories .....S6c
rs Bell-ans Tablets ..............46 ACC
25 Black Flag Liquid, pint .......... .19c
LIS Canute Water ..................1.0 9
rs DOan's Pills &c
so Feenamint Laxative ............ .39c
.25 Fit Liquid, pint .................19 c
.35 Freezone for COrns. .............2 lc
go Murine Eye Water. ............ 49c
rs Navauns Pills 49c
so Norwich PeptO BismOl. ...... 47c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

Imparts a delicate fra q.
GRANGE to ling erie.
handkerchiefs hosiery,
linen closets, etc. Bas-
ket ontains four
dainty bags-ehoice of
fragrance.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Dunbar Admits 'BIunder'
In Loss Of Peanut Butter

BY the Associated Press.
DR.. Paul B. Dunbar, acting food
and drug administrator, admitted
last night that a "blunder" by rep
resentatives of his agency hac
caused destruction of 2,700 jars o1
peanut butter at Idaho Falls, Idaho
recently.
Senator Clark, Democrat, of Idaho
disclosed the incident yesterday ir
introducing bill to permit the
Government to turn over to charity
any food fit for human consumption
which has been confiscated' under
the Food and Drug Act.
The peanut butter had been seizeG
because the jars weighed 1856
ounces instead of 16 ounces as stated
on the label. The jars were de.
stroyed by United States marshal!
last month under a Federal cour
order.
DR.. Dunbar said he blamed repre-.
sentatives of the Food and Drul
Administration because they failec
to call to the courts attention tn,
alternatives to destruction of tn,
peanut butter.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Heffernun
Continued From Page Bis.

which was remade several times and
shelved for more than a year be-
fore its unhappy release. From that
Laraine went into succession of
milksop assignments that did her
little good.
When she played Nurse Mary La
mont in Calling DR.. Kildare" she
was an immediate hit-but that al
most proved her undoing. The series
was becoming increasingly popular
and it looked as though Larraine
would be seen forever as a woman
in white.
She played in six Kildare pictures
over period of two years. Some
thing had to be done and she did it
She sold Louis B. Mayer on the idea
of getting her out of the Kildare
series and into something more
special. How to wipe out Nurse
Mary Lamont became the question
1t was finally planned to have her
run over by truck-a gruesome
touch that brought thousands OF
bitter letters to the studio. But
Larraine was free.
However, the procession of "dig-
nifty roles continued. They might
still have been casting her as the
mice" young thing if Larraine
hadn't taken the tips of servicemer
whom she has entertained literally
since war started They told hel
bluntly that they wanted to see hel
in snappy assignments, wearing 6
snappy wardrobe-the sort of cir
who would take a drink with thu
boy friend and smoke a cigarette.
Laraine agreed and hoped at the
chance to play That Hunter Girl
because it was radical departure
So, if you're looking for that old.
fashioned, demure Laraine Day
don't 60 to see it..
X u X
Paulette Goddard is going to have
to study with a dialect coach before
starting work on her next movie fol
Paramount. She must learn tt
speak with a Cockney accent to play
the title role in kitty" story of 8
stray from the London slums who
becomes duchess after the great
Gainsborough painted her portrait
Ray Milland. English born, will be
the love interest.
tReieased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1944-05-11

would be given a majority, which he
has not received. This fact, they
added, is the result of his own disin-
clination for a promotion.
Capt. Gable, friends said, takes
the viewpoint that there are only
two reasons why an officer should
desire promotion-higher pay and
prestige. He was said to feel that
as he is financially independent and
has established a name in the the
atrical world, there is no reason
why he should want either more
money or an advancement in rank
purely as a matter of prestige.
Meanwhile, it was learned that
Playwright Charles Macarthur, now
stationed here as assistant to the
chief of the Chemical Warfare Serv-
ice, has just been promoted from
the rank of major to that of lieuten-
ant colonel
Evening star., 1944-05-11
HELP MEN.


ASSISTANT JANIToR, colored, downtown
apt. house: fun time, good pay. RE.
house, knowledge Of elevator. about aS
sssISsrsS2 4 q 81 ssfSsos. selorss s. JOHN.
AUTO BODY and fender man TO work for
oS Wlh esesent salary wssa Vacation WITH
pay; must have release. Cali Mr.. Sud-
sTfo sa VI nf9s lS Man stser :. D psIt aE eGss ss
AUTO MECHANIC: excellent salary. good
wth RisSS WASH odss aeae
Mr., Dillon. Barry-Pate 81 Addison, 1922
l4th st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. top salary and
must must have pi rsIeass eaSe qo Brewn pontise fnc.
Arlington Va. blocks across Key Bridge.
AUTO AUTO OR TRUCK .' MECHANICS a earn ,,,ss ss
type Of work has been classed as not only
essential s;ss ss & but eritical; We give our men
bonuses and believe that we we cfTer as fne
Wor ing conditions as any company in
sare spn, # once ysu 70 are mr sEed r4s
Decatur 1910 Our soth year IN businessi
th nhpp1icsnts ~ must have referral card from
aUTo AZ tS'fs Pants 6LERx, good salary with
chance for rapid advancement. vacation
' Oldest @ ehesroles PHsaGn dsaiep wse See
Mr., Dillon. Barry-Pste and Addison, 1922
aHFoMsoTriivvE stSF Nc riv PARTS cLERk-rt you.v.
bad two years parts experience, here's the
i9b syo youve been ganting Starting salary
arsess parts Fms hs Essential NJ War MOrk.
USES 0vss "a You nasr az
are in an essential OCCUPATION. Phone or
visit Mr., o'Rorke. the. Trew Motor Co.
afoMoaryr aiGa asa sS psRTs Tel ,si
working conditions, 5h-day work week,
| vacation with pay. top salary paid, rapid
Arrangement. Apply TO Mr.. spicer,. ouris..
man,Mandell Chevrolet Co., 18th and
BAKER wanted at sherrilrs Bakery. 233
Penna; ave Sc.
sion basis. Hillside 100. o EXT. 3eo. CAPT.
iask sak FHSDER, ReSfHE middle-aged man; must be
sSost st honr aa NC sanSas wole ABBY snS
BELL BOY. colored, fun time. Apply in
person. Blackstone Hotel 1016 18th st.
BOoKKEEPER, doubie-entry experienced.
nrait exempt: permanent position;' oppor-
UNITY ~ ~ lot l % advanesmsns; sem Apply Mr.. Kahn.
BooKREEFfER-TYPisT. Apply 511 New
Jersey ave. NV. between s and 3 am.
and II and 1 pm. or call AT. 5s72 for
BOYS to roll and mark tennis courts and
assist gardener. Apply Gardener, Ward
man ma Park Hotel Conn. ave. and Wood
BOYS, coiored. for all-around work in
drugstore Langston Pharmacy. 2401
Boys over Is, white. fun and part time,
70 WORK in radio store. Kennedy's Radio,
3407 18th St NV.
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Evening star., 1944-05-11
Coed Club to Pick
Muy Queen and Kino

The Midget Coed Club, for chill
dren 13 and under, will select a
May queen and king at its formal
dinner dance May 19 at the East
ern Branch Boys Club, Seventeenth
street and Massachusetts avenue
Sc.
Several of the midget goods" will
present floor show. Music for the
dance, to be held from 7 to 10 pm,
will be furnished by Garrison's Or
cheStra.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Gable, CooIto Promotion, Slated
For Post as Gunnery Instructor

Capt. Clark Gable soon will be
assigned by the Army as an aerial
gunnery instructor at the Air Forces
Technical School in Denver, Colo,
it was learned authoritatively to-
day. Reports have been current
that the actor either would resign
his commission or seek a transfer to
the Pacific theater.
He returned recently from a long
tour of duty with the Army Air
Forces in Europe. During his assign
ment there he studied aeriel gun
merry as well as photography, supple
Imenting his earlier training at Plant
Field, Fla.
In discussing his new assignment
friends of Capt. Gable revealed that
at the time he applied for officer
candidates training, he was told by
Army officials that eventually he