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Evening star., 1944-09-11
Advance Of Japanese
Into Kwangsi Province
Indicated by Sti|weII
BY the Associated Press.

,CHUNGKING, Sept. ll.-Gen
joseph w. Stilwell's headquarters
indicated today that japanese forces
pushing down the Hunan-Kwangsi
railway already had crossed the bor-
der into Kwangsi Province and
reached Chuanhsien, only 81 miles
from Kweilin, nub of South China's
defense system.
The Chinese high command made
no mention of fighting in that area
but admitted fresh japanese ad-
vances In two other sectors.
Gen. Stilwells headquarters re-
ported the United States 14th Air
Force hit ferry crossing at Chu-
anhsien in the course of operations
In support of Chinese forces. This
was the first indication that this
point, about miles across the bor-
der in Kwangsi Province, was in
Japanese hands.
Japanese capture of Chuanhsien
represented a 25-mile advance from
the Human Province town of Tun-
gan, last japanese position given by
VIC SlllllCSC lllSil COlIlIIldliu.
The high command said the jap
anese September penetrated the
suburbs of the important port of
Wenchow, in Chekiang Province
225 miles south of Shanghai. The
Japanese already had claimed the
fall of Wenchow.
The high command also reported
a fresh drive northward from Hoi-
hong Peninsula in Kwangtung.
Japanese troops also were pushing
in seven columns westward toward
Paoching, So miles west of Heng-
yang.
Vigorous fighting was reported
continuing in the suburbs of fallen
Idngling airbase, 78 miles southwest
OF Hengyang.
In Kwantung Province the Chi
nese recaptured the town of Toi-
shan, so miles south of Canton.
~Liberators of the l4th Air Force
also bombed Kurangsu Island in
Annoy Harbor and Mitchells attacked
Tien Ho and White Cloud airdromes
at Canton.
Evening star., 1944-09-11
William A. Anderson, Head
Of Wire Company, Dies
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PRINCETON. N. j., Sept. IL
William Allison Anderson, "a, pres
ident OF the John A. Roeblings Sons
Co., wire and steel cable manufac-
turing firm with large plants at
Trenton and Roebling, died yester-
day at his home on the Princeton
Lawrenceville road.
Born in Trenton, the son of Gen.
Henry Reuben Anderson, he started
work with the Roebling Co. in 1888
as a timekeeper.
He became director of the COM
pany and also of the Otis Elevator
co. and the Delaware g. Hudson Co.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Helen S. Anderson; two sisters, Miss
Leta Anderson and Mrs. Ruth Wells
of Falmouth, Mass, and a brother,
Col. Davis Anderson of Washington
Evening star., 1944-09-11
Aerial
Continued From First Page

bombers struck at unidentified OBJ
jectives hidden by cloud banks.
The British bombers' attack on
LIE Havre today followed shelllng of
the port yesterday by 300 rounds
Of 15-inch shells by the battleship
Warspite and the monitor Erebus
and heavy air assault in which
5000 tons of bombs were dropped.
Smoke already was leaping from
the 18th century city of $4,000.
Frances second largest port, when
the Halifaxes and Lancasters
bombed without opposition. Up to
5000 Germans are besieged there by
the Canadian 1st Army.
A direct hit from the Warspite
sent smoke several thousand feet
into the air. The immediate re-
sumption of the attack on the much
needed supply port indicated that
Gen. Eisenhower had ordered LIE
Havre taken to spark the push into
Germany.
Thousands of leaflets demanding
surrender fluttered down on LIE
Harve with the bombs. The British
bombers attacked without opposi-
tion, suggesting that the Germans
were all but helpless
Not single RAF bomber was lost
In yesterdays assault.
Rocket-firing Thunderbolts de-
stroyed Is tanks on the West Ger
man frontier yesterday. Tempests
freed from batting down flying
bombs, destroyed three Nazi air.
craft aground, strafed highways ano
rail lines.
Beside bombing Berlin before
dawn, Mosquitoes shot up German
transport columns on roads and
rails in Holland and attacked q
small concentration of ships neal
Flushing, guardian German point
on the sea beyond Antwerp. Some
attacked craft were E-boats.
Eleven hundred American heavy
bombers from Britain attacked five
targets in Southwestern Germany
yesterday, while 500 more from Italy
struck oil refineries in the Vienna
area. Still others hammered the
Aarbor at Trieste.
Evening star., 1944-09-11
Mother, 101, Sees Son
First Time Since 1886

OLYMPIA, Wash, Sept. IL (P.-
A 10l-year-old mothers wish to see
my son again before I die" was full
filled Saturday with the arrival of
82-year-old Sydney D. Bland Of
Wynona, Okla.
The mother, Mrs. Nanny Noe. last
saw Sydney at his wedding SO years
ago at the family home at Sacra-
mentO. XIV.
Evening star., 1944-09-11
New Hampshire Makes
First 81 Payment
Iy the Associated Press.

CONCORD. N. H.. Sept. 11.-Neu
Hampshire today became one of the
hrst States In the Union to make a
payment of unemployment compen-
sation under the new G. I. Bill OF
Rights when, shortly after midnight
Gov. Robert o. Blood handed over
check for $40 to Aldredge Demers
OF Suncook, discharged veteran.
Evening star., 1944-09-11

no censorship over correspondents.
1t also has been decided that one
Of the first activities of Allied forces
in Germany will be to wrest from
the defeated Nazis all means of
communication and restore to the
German people free and honest
news.
Evening star., 1944-09-11
Congress in Brief

Senate:
In recess until tomorrow.
House:
Routine session.
Senate and House conferees re.
sumo work on compromise surplu,
property and reconversion bills.
Evening star., 1944-09-11
81 District Men 10 Enter
Army at Fort Myer Today

The following 80 Washington men,
found qualified for the armed forces
on preinduction examination, have
been ordered to report for induction
at Fort Mver TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1944-09-11


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Evening star., 1944-09-11

Corvelli, Nicholas M.
Dickerson. Gordon D.
Smith. Joseph P.
Hart, Nelson P.
Tykocinski, Wolf
Valandos. Constant e
Werner, Robert s.
Bursey, William s.
D'Anna. Victor A.
Jones, Stanley L.
Kent, William S.
Simms, Howard c.
Barton, Frederick A.
Bond, william J.
Bossemeyer. Paul c.
BrookeS, Robert D.
Evening star., 1944-09-11

Carlton, George M.
Davenport, Harold E.
Eisenberg. Phillip
Faris. John J.
Hand, Chester c.
Hoehel, George L.
farrell. Herman A.
Kishibay. Charles
Libby, Robert L.
Lipofsky, Nathan B.
Myers, James e.
OGreen, Freder'k w,
Reaves, John H.
Resnick, Irving
Towe, George c.
Zander. Carl J.
Evening star., 1944-02-15
BllES FOR SALE

x5 sssS FLOOD s''s sssl %sssss' dSRsss'ss'
Motors chfysIsT- -Plynouth Dealers. i mense5o $3.50
BUICK ia4o Convertible club coupe; un.
WSse,ere VsSsl eonaltioR md Rs tTss bargain
dton sa4s CASH All p0d DAY .1fes wednesdag sha eH1:
TahT R1lICk 18th Iasa st. s,.Af. & Arlington. Va:
Teaae sres 5000 sood rnssn:
%Rse2 1ne to ss,s Is s01a Mseo1s5 h at ssS
born Motors, chryslerPsmouths sDn sif pesers Mels-
5000 5000 Georgia ave. sH. 1900
sIsck iais ME- 1927 5,pass coupe Will sell whole.
% ave NV aa 0nst 80. wsF5sn a46fi Sanders 100
BUICK I941 46-s sedanette: radio and
nice ice esr 3 viii sscIidcs, Warren Sanders.
cAnILLAC 1G1 i sys sesan NJ Ias7 Ho G,,ns s7s4. s.
tres jast passed inspection. Nj. Bates. ate"
CHEVROLET 1871 club coupe, Spas: ass
ingi0g 1pgtons $ La5sest Pontise Dealer i457
H cHFvRoLTT 1aa7 Adams spesssl sac d. lux. town
sedan; looks and runs like new. Very lns
s,5sT Tarfse an buy trade terms
hayses. W an pontisc sIno Dealer 1887 irving St.
ss: s:n .sss :sf'a . .1sssS, sss
d.s saExRoTET RtSsEfss 1s4e' s:aoeg sid wellsern
Geofris sD sya TnrysseFemouth sg eHon Dealers 5000
SHEyRoLIT ia4l s.door sedan; radio and
ana'eF ana pm EGod NC s9ndifSn sio1 Call bet am.
ssss:n{ ssssR t"S;.sns nss ssdie hesssT
sssS ssR' aasrH Mfs2F R2 $751; SIS 18th st.
l7ss sSndss taSsso aRs 5S S.ss nV nsg
GHTyRofa1 ETHe Itatian after 5eFs Sunday pm -
assrsia ssss M1Mahen sHs ON Ghsyrolet Co. $3.50
a4 driven special eaaets 4. HISS 11s m
heater; defroster, 5 prewar tires An
sexceptional car. like new McMahon
osx sedan a immscusse aSs Gs ssss; es9e
prlority Wn sSoo Flood. 1921 Connecticut ave.
crosby 1912 convertible sedan; 10000
Iosns Ssa Motors prp9ts fsis fs.sn.s: st. nx
psa,;ys; 1says; 5000 Georgia ave. 81 1900 0u'a
mond ave: Chevy chase, Nd. " " 0'
GHR4sLhR oaW ssdiR 1892. ls42 WINDSOR 4:door: tks
Arcade Pontiac. washinston. iDsef ffcalssss Tslrsss
PPeontiac Dealer, 1887 Irving st. NV. AID.
DE SOTO 1871 custom sedan: black fnish.
h.sasr hs,d dr,ys. rr.,, economy oysrdriVe rsdio.
Inc, 4Sl0 Wisconsin OR 1920
DE SOTO 1a4 custom 2-door excellens
nP 1Ees' HWheeler' Inc" 1910 Wisconsin.
popGE Iis4r Luxury Liner e-door sedan,
nuId oriYe' excellent tires: GOOD an-around
Wheeler. Inc. 4s10 Wisconsin
FORD 1888 Tudor; Excellent cond and
81 81. Sc. Apt. No / No phone ihs
fOep 1871 de luxe Tudor sedan: blscs
nnnn excellent tires: nm. condition.
C. ,lss,h 81. nv. between X and L
CONTINUED 90 Nsxs PassJ
Evening star., 1944-02-15
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Raj OFFICER desires furn bed-sitting
@ room; kitehenetts. pvt bath; IN apt bldg.
can DE- eooo' Ext sSs weekdays 9 IS. e g.
NAVY OFFICER and wife desire sSblet
sfss .g a5s 4s AZ sss M
WANTEDS3-rm unturn apt. in. mod,
s,a1 ssst1on &c bq,s ssd cpl located a
'as WosS desires Share
;on mes4 tTansp Th n eas R5ss ser y
eoGsEE 1sn desires sl or room apt toa
Rs3s' ns5sh eo 56S E. 'iE Evsnns STHs
F1RS' F1 s0.sp APT. OR SMALL BUNGALOW by
NV, section. Nearby SUBURBS considered.
Call Mrs. curran before 8 pm, ordway
FURNISHED. l or ? room apt with Are
vicinity y4do Of Dupont CIRCLE; Tel Republic
W3S1Eb 7S9S EE fSzs tarnishea can oa to anurn Or
room apartment. bath. kitchen, with util-
tiles for couple, both Government en-
ployes oooo VICINITY Gin ., Dupont Circle. Phone
HRrURN1sHkD M Rsa I'D APT, un'1, prefeTablv PR with
bedrooms in NV. section; business couple
e, oR EN nSoMs essa .ftiF kHr saS BafT f section
peernmranent cyilian couple. Phone AD.
fGRNIsHE6 f9Ht, 81 Eb' s3ss APARTMENT diplomatic
preferably until July /. Phone MI 8s77.
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT. rooms,
kitchen, bath, by Government ofncal
Excellent references. Possession not essen
tial before end March. Telephone Taylor
2o3l. 49,
WILL EXCHANGE spacious 3h-room
N Y. City apt for attractive ] or 2
bedroom apt. in NV. section. wiscon-
MARCH l-unfurn, sizable living room,
KIT, bath; Conn. ave seetion or George
co. 1854; days. RE. 1900, Ext. 3646
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire 2-bed-
ton. Sligo $3.50. ies
BY coLoRED COUPLE, Govt employed.
no children, 2 or 3 room apartment, NV.
section bet. Irving st. Park rd., Georgia
ave: 14th st. Mrs. Scott. GE. 6625. 49,
Evening star., 1944-02-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires Groom, g.
bedroom. unfurnished house in good NV.
location, consider Alexandria or Airing.
ton: close to TRANSFORMATION, stores and
schools. On or before March 18th. Phone
Mrs May. 81 1912.
UNFURNISHED three-bedroom house,
northwest section, preferably near Wood
row Wilson ,Hieh School wanted By naval
ofhcer and family. Oliver 44S3. 49,
SX-ROOM unfurnished house; vicinity Of
OR Z ROOMS, SIoo-S13o per month;
duration lease; excellent references: north
ives vest seetion @ preferred @ 0rdwsy 1747. 15'
age; near Cabin John or Friendship Hghts
carline or Chevy Chase Circle. Or O425.
IT,
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, need not be mod
ern.. 3 bedrooms: NV. or Chevy Chase
preferred. Near elementary school. Rent
up to 500. WI. 1923. H.
Evening star., 1944-02-15
FARMS FOR SALE. =
FARMS WANTED.

CHICKEN-H0G FARM. around so acres or
more, on hiehway: good land, large house,
NIL: close to D. G.; around $4,000. cash.
so ACRES or more chicken hog farm. good
land large house, ami, close to D. C..
on hishTay, around $4,000 cash. Box
Evening star., 1944-02-15
soagrcsr IN st csrlkE, IN JsEIXMS

Frame house rooms ana bath. q,
a rSs pscn.ra, Is n soSsSI :ss,,n, as. :s:
storm sash. The lct contains 'sss.kSi
ssrs !. inslossd 9Th .hsdss 1rd M wsl
'scoosI,s Ags,o 'hSsSis's'' Si'ss 4 70 IA ,sh';s ,
''"D@'w yosis . 90. NC.
Evening star., 1944-02-15
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HAMPsHRE KNOLLS, near Takoma Park,
Md.-New 2-bedroom brick BUNGALOW. full
basement. full attic, neatly furnished;
Smith 4 dotslieb. Inc. 2s Carroll ave-.
$500 COLEsvnLE RD., University Park.
condition: furnished: $3.50 per mo; small
family We Ae44 n. 3. Weaver. DI. 3346.
tifully furnished. Huge solarium. swim
GIRL OR EMPL. COUPLE to share house
with Army wife; conv. to downtown WASH
inston. Temple 3soa
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 5-rm. detach:
svsr e srnsslSw sr,w In Indian sprins section Ct
slunnssann. .Soxo6 &c, sos :. . nv Ma OLA,
~ nv. tiss mo. OR. 1850. or call
Evening star., 1944-02-15
WAYNE TERRACE APTS.
Phone SH. 6195.
NEW APIS. AVAILABLE.

GOOD HOPE HILLS.
In convenient Sc. section. near Naylor
Gardens; detached buildings with three
exposures.
Living room, one bedroom, porch, kitch-
% and bath, $1,000. including utilities.
ave. Sc transfer to c-2 bus marked
"Naylor Gardens to Both ST.. walk right
10 S012 and 3016 3Oth st. Sc.
Tor Information Call Ma 1910.
wAVERLY TAYLOR, INC,
10Oo Nonu Ave
Evening star., 1944-02-15
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. D. c., WASHINGTON.
February 10. 1944-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 800. District Building.
until 10 am. February 20 for furnishing
1876 Dairy Feed, Schedule No. 5165-A
For specifications and information apply 10
Purchasing Oficer, Room 800 District
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildings Administration. Federal Work.
Agency Building, WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb.
II, l944.-On or about Feb. "a, 1914,
drawings and specifications for the con-
structlon of Barracks etc, for SPARS OF
the Y: s. Coast Guard at Independence
Ave. 7th to 18th Sts.. S.W. Washington.
D. c., will be available for distributions to
general contractors by this ONCE Appli.
cations from general contractors interested
In bidding on this work, for not to exceed
two sets Of drawings and specifications.
should be filed promptly with this once
and the bidding material will be forwarded
as soon as available. Contractors reouir-
ing additional sets may obtain them by
purchase from this office at a cost OF S25
per set, which will not be returned. Checks
oHeTed as payment must be made payable
TO the order OF the Treasurer, U. S. Draw
lngs and specifications are for the project
complete and bidding material will be fur.
nished only to established building con-
tractors Bids on this project will be
opened by the Public Buildings Admins
tratlon on the date named in the specih-
cation, which will be about IA days after
the bidding material is available for dis.
trlhuuon. W. E. REYNOLDS, Commis,
sioner of Public Buildings. fe15,1617.
Evening star., 1944-02-15
HOME VALUES

uot ,.on, ss,n i;,b,s bp5c1ITn @ ,,aJ', EIsSHTs ,.
irs room. 4 s.drooms,, d baths c-csr
ssrsss. ssryAnts Ioom and bath in base.
s;ss n AVE- Kw'~s rooms. hath.
..,Sffr,M s%-,s, room. hath .,s
r. a, HUMPHREYS,
eos y cssl,sl. Assl,oss Ma arso.
Evening star., 1944-02-15
BELLEVUE GARDENS

New apartments. bedroom, living rm.,
4. g.. kitchen and bath, rent S60.50, in,
eluding all utilities. Store, valet and
beauty shop on premises. Twenty min. bus
service. Take It. Drum bus A-6. at 10th
End Pa. ave; NV, to Nichols ave and
Irving st. conyenient to Boiling Field, 6
Yard. ONCE, 130 Irvington st. s.w., open
daily 10 to 6, Sun. . to 5. L. 2S2S
Evening star., 1944-02-15
MOUSSE EoR sAn.
0lored-Choice Location.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

somss r ArIinston Or Fails 81 Church. rem g g
s; Shillingburg. 4615 Lee highway. OK
Wit LEASE EASE GNfGRNisHEfb RT Ga f5ia House
sxsslleRs Roam AZ references. Phohs National 4so
Rsiq,er Rsa sr;u. cqlmar Manor Cottage city
NseFSae w. 1890 sbs University Park
WILL VII BUY with small down bu. substan-
tlal II monthly payment 44.bsdroom house
SAsiS aHEsT ~ tIY .ls:sh Ss:s or,sss for old
nSsssi %ssd.. 10 81 f0m%1.'e nW g Mhs ss4s KERN
from private party, Quick settlement No
n FxY eaya' e ga' at "a sod.2 22sd market Dre.
o0% as9.s silver nv ovfT spns years 81
sssassaa .1s. e p., auisi sE sss
Or nearby Nd. FREEZER : comm completeIs noise' fun Urn
Robert A. Foster, WA. 9I7s. ' nav
WE CAN SELL
~ your pr9psEty ag IL located in washington
ri 10Th St. ~ NV. Ma National hTaiV57 o7s5.
WE NEED DESIRABLE HOMES FOR
colored buyers at once
J. DALLAS GRADY L. SON
11O4 VT. Ave. d. 1850
CASH FOR DETACHED HoME-UPPER
18th 81. or west of Conn. ave to nearby
No" kirkside. Edgemoor: etc. or Arline-
ION Ridge rd; or Lyon Village Va. with
larry level lot; under $4,000 Write
E. w. BAILEY,
1435 Meridian Pl. NV. Phone AD 1896.
BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY
HIGHEST prices paid and prompt settle.
ment. See COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
s17 9th st. NV. d. 6150
Evening star., 1944-02-15
APARrMENrs SUBURBAN.

ARL., va rms, semiprivate bath
couple, no children; sl1 week Quiet
b1l2 N. 9th st. CHI. e7eo after 6 pm.
GIRL to share Broom apt. and bath with
another. Call after $40 pm, 4014
Bladensburs I'd, Cottage City, Md.
FURN. APT, attractive living room
bedroom, kitchenette, semi-bath, cedar
closet sleeping porch: Baltimore blvd.
Berwyn, Md. Berwyn 72-J.
Evening star., 1944-02-15
& HOUSES FOR SALg.

Chevy Chase, D. C.-$14,950.
just reconditioned and located close to
bus, shopping district, schools and
front. attractive rooms, den. glass
inclosed sleeping porch, screened living
porch, built-in garage. Prompt possession.
Evening star., 1944-02-15
GARAGES FOR RENT.

REAR Al G ST. N.E.-One-story bri
building, size approx 3Ox30 suitable t
storage or garage for cars CO. 141
sundays or evenings. EN-. O2so,
Evening star., 1944-02-15

Ill VAN BUREN ST. NV,
OPEN TO g.
rooms, 2nd floor: fireplace. automat
heat, thoroughly reconditioned Move ir
at once; reduced for quick sale. ONLY
SS,450. Easy terms.
ALEX X. ANDERSON Il CO.. EX. 1900
ULTRAMODERN BLDG. OF As UNITS
In fine Northwest location. About SIS 600
cash required
Almost new. For further particulars cal
Mr.. Cohen. GE. 02s6, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV National o2AS
Evening star., 1944-02-15

DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD.
52O4 UPaHUR ST.-SS,2bO. I.
Modern 2-story detached white Colonial
brick home, built less than 3 years ago;
room. screened side porch. modern kitchen
with gas stove and elec. refriserator, 2
large bedrooms and tiled bath, automatic
hot-water heat and garage. VACANT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Phone Mr..
Kyle, DE. b119
SHANNON k LUCHS CO.,
1kOS n At wv Natiopa1 o2AK
Evening star., 1944-02-15

NORMANDY VILLAGE,
497O-497S Benning Road Sc
; rooms and bath. $3.50 includes all
utilities. References. BUSADA, TR O3O7.
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toontinued on Nexs Pass.)
Evening star., 1944-02-15

SILVER SPRING.
Conv to St: Michaers School and Church
stores and transp.; attractive brick bun
ealoW with. 8 rooms and bath, large attic
sarsge and side porch; available At once;
Almost new brick home on large corner
lot; has rooms. bath. screened porch.
basement and attic: $1,000 ROBERT =,
aSHiR' dSSHR' 311 Cedar ST., Takoma Park. GE.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Development
In Dance Art

In the first attempt of any Negro
group to present modern dance to
the public in Detroit. The Mod
erniques Dance club, product of
the Health Education Department of
the Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA,
presented It's first annual Workshop
Recital Wednesday, May 10 in the
auditorium Of the YWCA. The
Dance Club is not more than eight
months old with some of the men,
bers, having studied not more than
three months
This Workshop Recital represent
ed work done in the club during
the winter and spring months, and
with the exception OF one. all OF the
members are new TO modern dance
and its techniqucs. The group not
only developed its own dances, but
designed and made all Of their cos
tunes.
Modern dance is fairly new art
in which great amount of freedom
is allowed to provide for much in
dividual expression Two solos were
rendered by members of the group.
The Workshop program included
ten numbers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
The Warrens Fete
Out-of- Town Guest

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Warren OF $40
fireman avenue, were hosts at a
party honoring Mrs Mable John
son Saturday evening. Mrs. john
son formerly lived in Detroit and
the guests had gay time chatting
over old times
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
James Taylor Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Amos. Mr. and Mrs r. Watson Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Daniels David
GolSton. Preston Golston. Ollie La
ver, Gladys Simms George Wig
gina, Raymond Middleton, Mr.. and
Mrs p EtterS, Windsor. Mr. and
Mrs H Harris. Toledo. Ohio; An
nette Rand,e. Lanette Doughty. ID.
p Roundtree Mr. and Mrs, Ray
mord Murphy Charles Melvin Rose
T Cole Jesse Flowers, Mable John
son, honorec.
Bridge. dancing aud a dell ghtful
repaSt were enjoyed by the guests.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
May Festival
Given By Q. R.
Nv r. VI. LEONARD

Senior Girl Reserves ore al set
for the MAY FESTIVAL - DC gwen
by all the G,rl Reserve clubs COM
bred or week ends cJrlrs me
month of MAY
tues vas the Family y 4hi. My .
from 6 10 10 pm which IS FOR al
members u a.. 6 II Reserve clubs
Al tbs time he Miller club AUlc-
iusl and Ever Loys. Clubs p.ayco
9 basketball game Blae Tlsu-lc
end Sen per ? dcl,S PLAYED ~ ping
pong Ga Is and ~ ~ G.yl Reserve
Roller Skate IcY.cW WAS prC>cBiCd.
Mexican Fiesta
MexIcar Fiesta. Nav g. D. FOR
Gil Reserves ard thcit friends 4
program ~ keeping "a 20 the Mex
can theme las been srltrEcd under
the & direction az Miss Marian Hes
ter. assisted BY To-, MCCrarE char
man # the committee. aad her com
r,t,ce Toe g u Reserve workshop
or May 20 Wi. sc the all-Gay pro-
gram FOR c., Reserves and their
friends devoted 10 more serious
contemplate The Workshop SOM
n.itce Of Which Bar0ara DAVIS Is
chairman IS beng supervised by
Mss jesse Garter
FINAL one 81 tHc programs W II be
gigantic musical panorama on
M -. which IS ben = q rec'cd by
Mss Lyne;tc Do55.rS TIE program
prov deS oqpo-tau y or G,rl Re-
serves 10 q splay thor telCrtS.
whether they be singing. dancing
PLAYING mus cal instruments or
Cranailcs
Mildred Ducar 8 chairman of the
guest Is, committee DORIS HearuS
is ca irrau ~ the pubGciiy commit
tee Tickets tor tac three events 30
which the public IS invited vi cost
s. and IS cent COR separate events.
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Birthday Party Is
festive Occasion

Rose Avery celebrated her birth
day on Sunday with few of her
friends. A delicious repast was
served Games and dancing were
enjoyed by the guests
Those who came TO wish her
TaIy happy returns Of the day
were: Sarah Winfred, Ophelia Walk
err, Mary Wallace, Cap Reed. Ethel
Clark, Hannah Cole. James Tolbert,
Azrean Frazier, Col. Thomas, A. j
Walker, Bertha Vaz, Minnie Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Muse. Florence
Campbell and George Smith
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CLUBS and Other Briefs

were completed for the musical ex-
day of Raphael Hollis. All plans
travanganza to be held at the Art
Institute, June 8. Guests OF the eve
ming were Mrs. Creola Downing,
Mrs. Miller and Dorothy Steger. The
honoree received many lovely gifts
and a traditional birthday dinner
was served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Iyone Webb with
Mrs. Villa Nell Stewart as guest of
honor. The club members wish to
extend good wishes for speedy
recovery to Mrs. Mary Nourse and
Mrs. Roxanna Dawkins
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AMICI NOVEM SOCIAL CLUB

Held their final meeting of the
club year at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Howell of Mcclellan ave-
nue.. They had as their special guests
Mr.. and Mrs r. Shuster. Four rub
bers of bridge were played. Mrs.
Sweeney and Mrs. Brooks won the
ladies prizes Messrs. Sweeney and
Brooks won the mems prize. The
season prize went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweeney. A delicious menu was
served.
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PLEASURE SEEKERS CLUB

The Pleasure Seekers club met at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Johnnie Mae Ross, 623 Belmont The
meeting was called to order by the
president Minutes from the previ-
Gus meeting were read and accept
ed Old and new business was dis
cussed. A financial report was SUBJ
mitted 10 the club by the treasurer,
Mrs Emmaline Lester, The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs Jennie Thomas. 447 Horton.
Reporter. Mrs. Elizabeth Harris.