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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
10 Complete Course

Miss Shirley Alderman. daughter
OF Guy Alderman. BIS Vinewood
Court. will be graduated April 30
from Moody Bible Institute. Chi
caso. Completing the Christian Ed
ucation course. Miss Alderman is
a member OF a class OF 20 young
persons. coming from IS states,
Canada and China. and represent
ing Is Protestant denominations
Lieut. and Mrs. Mills Wilbur Wis.
tied Lieut.. Wilbur's grandparents.
Prot and Mrs. H. Z. Wilbur. Friday
evening. Lieut.. Wilbur. who is on
leave from Fort Jackson. 5. C., is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mills WI
bur. Pontiac
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
W.R.C. MEMBERS TO
90 TO ANN ARBOP

At the meeting OF Carpenter
Women's Relief Corps, Friday after
noon In GAR. Hall, the corps &C.
cepted an invitation 10 the meeting
OF Welch Corps. Ann Arbor. Tues.
day evening, when the district mum
Der one officers will be entertained
Mrs. Bert GILLETTE. president OF Car.
penter Corps, is junior president o.
district number one The corps yot.
ed 10 give So 10 the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars rehs bilitation fund
The next meeting, Apr. q. will
be a birthday luncheon With Mrs.
Gillette, chairman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
RESUME NEGOTIATIONS

Detroit, Apr. SINS 49, Produc-
ton OF vital war drugs was still
frozen today at Parke Davis and
Company as union heads and Am
officials resumed negotiations 10
settle the wildcat strike which
closed the plant three DAYS ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
WARRANT ISSUED

On complaint OF Willow Run
sheriff's officers, a warrant was IS
sued against Lloyd L. Richards,
Willow Village, today, on charges
OF having his dogs running at
large in violation OF the dog quar-
antine ordinance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08

LEWES. Del--INS-Funeral ar
rangements were made today for
Mrs. Emma Rodney CULLEN, lower
Delaware's oldest resident, who
would have been lol on Aug. 4.
She died Thursday night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Your Weekend Question

What should a declarer always
do, IL possible, before trying q
inesse which can be taken In ell
Their direction
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Wife PreserVers

While a corduroy garment is drying
after washing brush it occasionally with
a whisk broom or clothes brush to fluf
up the nap When II is completely dry,
press lightly on the wrong side with a
warm iron. padding the ironing board
with terry cloth towel AS a final step,
brush IN one direction
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
Honor
B rid e. FL ect
Katie Robinson

Mrs. James Ware, the former
Katherine Robinson. was honored
with series OF pre-nuptial show
ers before her recent marriage to
Mr.. James Ware. First Of the pre-
nuptial parties was given by Mes
danes Thelma Black and Vivian
Griffith at the YWCA. II was in
the form Of a personal shower.
Guests present included: Natha-
lie Killebrew. Alice Redd, Mable
Lee Smith, Julia Oliver, Lois
Brown. Nancy Tyson. Ethel Anne
rine and Bonnie Ferman.
A few days before the wedding,
a miscellaneous shower was given
in honor OF the then bride-elect
by Mrs. Nathalie Killebrew, 1898
Stockton. Guests present were
Mrs. Lille Mae Noble, Ida Jones.
Myra ephens. Mrs. Thelma
Black, Mrs. Nancy Tyson. Mrs.
Willie Mae Fluker and others
Lovely gifts were received at both
affairs.
The day before the marriage;
the members Of the wedding party
were guests at rehearsal dinner
given at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Amerine, 4l80 Brush. Those in the
party were besides the bride and
groom, Nathalie Killebrew. maid
Of honor; Willie Mae Fluker and
Beatrice Griswold. bridesmaids:
Connie Haley, best man, and Leon
DeMumer and James Cowen. ush-
erS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
Sorors Honor
Maude Davis

BATON ROUGE-Maude Davis,
junior, Mckinley high school,
Baton Rouge. last week was Sc
lected as Sweetheart Of Alpha"
for the Beta Iota Lambda chapter
Of Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc, compris-
ing graduate brothers in Baton
Rouge and Southern university.
Miss Davis. sponsored by Mrs.
Marguerite Smith Ampey and Ivy
Williams Boswell. teachers in Nc
Kinley high school. achieved this
honor in contest with Eudoria
Brunious and Make Lyons.
The contest, directed by the AL
phaettes. women's auxiliary to Beta
Iota Lambda chapter, was culmi-
mated with musicale Friday night
in the Mckinley high school audi
torium, presenting j. Harold
Brown, director of music. Southern
university, in a series Of original
piano compositions. Mr.. Brown was
assisted by the Bron Sextette in
Guiding Melba Landix, Laura
George. Margie Dickerson. Mary
Cole. Cecilia Burns, and Ella Mae
Booker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
CLUBS and Other Briefs

guests at the luncheon were Mrs.
Essie T. Shaw. Mrs. Garner, Mrs.
Dennis and Mr.. Caruthers.
VICTORY TEN SOCIAL CLUB
Held its annual Christmas dinner
party at The home OF Mrs. M. Kent.
Honor guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Christmas. J. E. Reed. Lucille Hoff-
man. Cpl. Melvin Rockfellow. Es-
telle Calhoun. Percy Crawford. F.
w. Hayes. and William Calhoun.
Members of the club were present
and gifts were exchanged.
THE JOHNSON CITY SOCIAL
Was entertained in Inkster. Mich,
at the home of Mrs Hattie Nelson.
The first annual Christmas party
was held Dec. % at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stanford. III,
Rosedale. The next meeting of the
club will be held Thursday, at the
home of the Garrisons. 5048 Roose-
welt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
Wedding Reception
HOnOrs NewIvweds

WASHINGTON. D. CA we'd
ding reception. honoring 1t. and
Mrs. Melvin Williams Ormes, was
held here Sunday at Carver hall,
with hundreds of Capital City So
cialites attending.
The bride is the former Miss
Ruth Patricia Burke popular in
club and social circles and the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Spurgeon Burke, prominent Wash
ingtonians, The groom is ieuten-
ant in the US. Army.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

and DIR AND MRS. BOYN.
TON MILTON and Just
coolies OF others . wish we
could mention all but we do
appreciate every single one
VITAL TRIVIA
Who sent us the very lovely
note 10 come 10 a hot but
tered rum . . fest -. on Christ.
mas Eve night late and 10
stay for breakfast al $50 a m.
. We could never read the
scrawled signature Please call
and let us know what we missed
We hadn't an idea who II was. =.
X * X
1T STANTON HUNTON =.
is home for three days
Will leave about the day after
Xmas CAPTAIN STAN
FORD HICKS is with him.
X X X
MARY MORGAN who
worked with us at the MUCC be-
fore she enlisted in the WAC
is home from BOSTON PORT OF
EMBARKATION where she
IS permanently stationed and
is wearing silver bars now
which, OF course, makes her
first Louie
X X *
We were so surprised 10 see
TEDDY TRENT he walked
in on US last Thursday night
and will be here until after
the holidays he is stationed
AT Fort Leonard Wood looks
very, very fine.
X X \
Rumor is that J. D. MASON
is now a married man
unconfirmed but true YOU
will be hearing about il no.
the little bride is not here
Congrats 10 j. d.
X X X
SANTA CLAUS was wonderful
to MARION HUBBARD
brought her gorgeous diamond
watch and the band is studded
with diamonds. too LA
CLAIRE KNOX we are told.
was given a check which
would simply knock your ewes
out lSOLA GRAHAM
and QUEENIE MAE WILL
LlAMS 49,, both have gorgeous
X X X
AND A cute little note
asks why we can't give a leg up
10 another Doctor since we
have been dealing in them for the
past couple Of weeks Well
we can and will and this
one is DR. DAVID l. THOMP-
son and is single estab-
liShed in the Eight Mile Road sec
tor e.. Is a Penn u, LINCOLN.
and Meharry man is an One
"a brother and halls from
X X X
In closing, CongratS 70 the proud
parents OF 49,. WILLIAM MAT
NEY who has been appointed
TO West Point by Congress
man George O'Brien as you
perhaps read in the dailies over
the week end full story else.
where in this issue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

Met at the home OF Mrs. Mary
VI. Nourse at 385 Owen. No. 203.
After the regular business was
completed. lists of club donations
TO soldiers families were made. A
date was set for the visit TO the
Percy Jones Hospital to distribute
gifts to the wounded veterans.
A delicious luncheon was served
at the close of the meeting. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Mable Smith. 232
Palmer The annual club Christ
mas party will be held Dec, 81.
Between the date OF the last
meeting and Christmas Day total
Of one hundred and Ave (sl05)
dollars and a Christmas basket of
food to each was distributed by
the club to IL families who would
not have had a Merry Christmas
otherwise.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

EDLEE W LBS Eh SCnQS a
personal little note which
says a, the bottom 20 come for egg
rog on nc Saturday before
New Year. eve THE OSCAR
BAKERS JR. Of Bav City
inclu1e their small daughter,
GAIL ANN. on their card
which IS blue. gray and white ..
with very Streamlincd airplanc
containing fgures .. SYM
bolical Of the three Of them =.
1T AND MRS GARNET ICE
eend theirs from For; Huachuca
AIR CADET MICHAEL SUR
MANlAN thought % us way
in Frederick, Okla THE Me-
CATHERNS JESSE AND
CLINTON chose a lovely
card group OF carolers about
. lighted tree
SGT LEON SMITH greets
Us from Tuskegee BEAUTl-
FUL sentiment from DIT.
FLOSSlE WILLIAMS sent US
the cuteSt Santa Claus ever
Then there are those with angels
little woolie lambs coy
freside scenes inviting win
ter sleigh scenes etc. etc.
from ISABELLE MACH
LlK Mr. AND MRS w.
r. PATTERSON COTOPAXIE
PATTERSON MURIEL BICH-
OFF ROSA JONES EVE
LYN WHITE JACKIE AND
GRETA MALLORY DIR.
AND MRS GERMANY BENNETT
THE REEDS. GEORGE AND
MARIE DR.. AND MRS. JO-
SEPH WILLS ATTORNEY
AND MRS. LEON HUBBARD OF
Pontiac Mr.. AND MRS. BILL
WALKER MARGIE Nc
CLAM ATTORNEY AND
MRS. LLOYD LOOMS DIR.
AND MRS. B. F. SEABROOKS. .
THE CLEMONS KIDS JUA-
NITA AND JOHN JONES =.
BENJAMIN A. F. DUNNING
MILLlCENT BENNETT VI
OLET AVERY CAROLYN
GLOVER and her kiddies
SOPHY COLE Mr.. AND
MRS GROVER LANCE THE
WILLIAM s. HALLS PAT
WHITLEY THE HARRY
BRADLEYS DR.. AND MRS
D. ]. GRAHAM Mr. AND
MRS. A. H. SNEED 1T AND
MRS. HERBERT J WILLIAMS
ESTHER AND EZRA
PRICE SGT AND MRS.
CHARLES WOODRUFF
VIRGINIA AND LaVAUGHN
YATES e., DR. AND MRS. ED
WIN A. WILLIAMS You'll
ETA MASON WILLIE
MAE MOODY DIR. AND
MRS. RICHARD s McGHEE
Mr. AND MRS GLENN JOHN
SON JACK WILLIAMS.
INEZ AND RICHARD KING
THE TOM McCAMPBELLS
ATTORNEY AND MRS EDWARD
A. SIMMONS THE Alison
McCORMlCKS THE NJ X
FRITZS DR.. AND MRS
MELVIN FOWLER Mr.. AND
MRS. ROBERT LEWIS SUE
AND JAMES DODDS SGT
AND MRS LUTHER ROSE.
MOND BERYL AND RUS
SELL GREEN THE ELMER
JOHNSONS BERTHA AND
JIMMY SMITH DR.. AND
MRS. WALTER HINES MR.
AND MRS. MARSHALL PAD
CETT AGNES AND LEVI
MCDOWELL Mr. AND MRS
NICHOLAS VANACFSCU
Mr. AND MRS AL JONES
MARJORIE AND JAMES VIII
LlAMS THE JOHN JACK
SONS GRAYCE SADLLR
-. CALVIN JENKINS IRV.
ING ROANE MARION
MOVES THE HENRY AL
LENS V. D. McCOUGHTRY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
GETS INDIANAPOLIS POST

ATLANTA, Ga.-Thomas Baker
Jones, l943 graduate Of the At
lanta university school OF social
work. who has just accepted place
ment on the staff Of Flanner house,
a nationally known settlement
house at Indianapolis, will begin
work on jan !.
Jones obtained his baccalaureate
degree from Virginia Union uni
versity where he was president Of
the college NAACP. He is a ma
tive OF New Jersey.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

EzzMz2z9
BY GLADYS
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM
ALL OVER THE WORLD
For all OF two weeks cards have been ping
In from all the world So very many from the
many OF our boys IN the service whom We have tried
TO cheer up little from time TO time with note here
and there All Of them remembered us and
just scads OF the home folk too There is not
available place 10 put another card and IL makes us
feel good 10 know that many folk think kindly
OF us Many were Kind enough 10 include little notes
about LEONE twho Is now home from the hospital,
and will be able to enjoy Of the Christmas pares)
The very first card V-Mai greeting
from LLOYD WATSON who is somew here in
England SGT. EDDIE DONALD sends his from
FRANCE 1T. COL ROBERT BENNETT
from the EAST INDIES HCTCHINS COLEMAN
and RICHARD CARTER ITALY -. VIII
LIE GEORGE PATTERSON " ITALY " 1T
CHARLES T COLE JR. . BURMA MARVA
LOUIS and JACQUELYNNE enclose a gift for us
with their card a solid gold key o be as a
clip very, very pretty MARY AND 1T KERMIT
BAlI-OR enclosed an exquisite hankie with
initial They are in Kentucky
THE CHARLES WIlTBNS card this year is
very unique solid blue with silver etching and a
replica of each member of the family INCLUDING the
dog, Fritz and their horses -. ANNABELLE
WHITE-STARR and PRINCESS BELLE,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
sOJOURNER TRUTH CLUB

Held its annual dinner on Dec. n
at the home of the president, Mrs.
NJ. Mitchell, of wildwood avenue,
Gifts were exchanged and the hus-
bands were guests. Members OF the
club are: Nellie Mitchell. president;
Odessa Thomas. treasurer; Hattie
Russell. secretary: Anna Palmers-
lee. Mrs. woodward. Fannie Dotson
and Emma Williams.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
Closed the years activities with
a luncheon at the home OF Mrs.
Willie Caruthers. 2736 Clinton The
club has dedicated itself to raising
funds and distributing them among
the needy. Members of the club are:
Mesdames George Weaver, presi-
dent; Strother. secretary; Susie
Palmer, treasurer: Mary Caruthers,
vice-president: Flagg. Willie Ca
ruthers. Bessie White. Special
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
OFFERED HISTORIC CHURCH

ATLANTA-CANP) - The Rev
Maynard Jackson. pastor OF the
New Hope Baptist church, Dallas.
and president OF the Progressive
Voters league which he founded.
has been offered the pastorate Of
the Friendship Baptist church. left
vacant by the death OF DR.. E. r
Carter. who had held the post for
81 continuous years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
D|I8z,IA&I'zZ|s8{|Z|2';

Edward Parkus Jr.. pulled fast
one on me. | had planned to fea-
ture him as one OF the towns ell
gible bachelors very shortly. but
love stepped in and as the clock
passed the hour OF six on Christ
mas Eve, Ed and pretty Marian
Harris pledged their troth. Mari
an is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Harris OF Ypsilanti. Mich.
and is a graduate Of Ypsilanti
Business college. She is former
supervisor Of the Carver Recrea-
ton Center in Ypsilanti
Talented and handsome Edward
Parkus is a native OF New York
City. He was formerly a staff art
ist for the world famous New
York Times and is presently en-
ployed in the capacity OF business
manager Of the Detroit Office OF
the Curfue Advertising company
This popular young man studied
at New York university and is a
member OF the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity
BIRTHDAYS ARE FUN
Sixteen is such an exciting age
and it was doubly so for Jeannine
Allen, who celebrated her natal
day recently with a party at her
home. or course, games OF vari-
Gus varieties and dances were the
features OF the evening. There
were assorted sandwiches, punch
and cake for refreshments.
The young honoree was sur
rounded by her many friends, in
GLIDING Betty Ann Wheeler, Ru-
fuS Jones, Otis Patterson, William
Jones, Helen Harris, Marcella,
Silvia, Gwendolyn and Melvin
Jones, Mona Wells, Dorothy
Mitchell. Marvin Spraglin, Robert
Ellis, Cecil Gibbons, Thomas Jack
son, William Owens, Billy Swain,
Neil Coins, Hank and Bee Bee, AL
Hickman, Robert Miller, Audrey
Jackson, Russell Stewart, Griffin
CauSley, Robert Goffney, Howard
Ewing, Ralph Woods, Leroy
Cheeks and others. The grownups
present were: Mrs. Jerry Allen.
the honoree's mother; Mrs. Wen
dell Murphy. her aunt, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Goggett, grand
parents OF the young miss.
X X X
sTARDUsT
Matte Camps eyes are aglow
these days because her best "fel.
low will spend the holidays here
X X X
1t and Mrs Carlyle Johnson. in
town from Tuskegee, still have
that dewey look after a year of
married life.
IN TOWN
Enjoying holiday furloughs here
are Joseph Tandy, Ebert Cooper
and Dempsey Morgan. All OF the
gentlemen in question are lieuten-
ants. Ii. Dempsey Morgan has
been overseas and is The proud
poSsesSor OF four Oak Eeaf Clus-
tiers.
X X X
Mrs Pearl Holmes from Chicago
was a pre-holiday visitor here.
She is sister OF Mrs. Dora Rox-
borough.
Mimic Cato Sheftell OF New
York is visiting her friend. Beu.
lah Robinson
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
CLARK COLLEGE PROF
n LsrC DWI ~

ATLANTA. Ga.-Prof. Joseph J.
Dennis, head of the Clark college
department Of mathematics since
1884. has been awarded the degree
Of doctor Of philosophy by North
western university.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

Detroit Is honored to have
learned Mrs. Ruth Jackson. who is
visiting her daughter and son-in-
law, the Joseph Crosses of Nc
Dougall. Mrs. Jackson, who re-
tired last year. was one OF Chi
cago's two Negro high school prin-
cipals.
X X X
OUT OF TOWN
Chic EN- m ear Bell spent
Christmas with her family in,Ne-
oraska. From there she journeyed
10 Chicago to attend a confab with
reference to the Lake Geneva con.
ference.
X X X
DR.. and Mrs. E. Chester Hedge
man will greet Christmas in the
Windy City.
X X X
Sara Garnes bid her friends
adieu and entrained for Columbus.
Ohio. Her mother and young son,
Billy. will accompany her home.
X X X
CHATTER
Santa brought Ernestine Walker
a pretty black Persian lamb coat.
X X X
JEANNE Cole and Mrs. John r.
Williams are also sporting suave
Persian lamb.
Cecil and Uly Boykin sent out
the most unique Christmas greet
ing it was red match fold
er with the greeting engraved on
the cover.
HOLIDAY PARTIES
On the entertainment side of the
calendar was the open house Mr..
and Mrs NJ NJ Bonner gave in
their home on Rosedale Christmas
day.
Wednesday, the Haley Bells
will dance with them at their Sec
ond annual Christmas party.
X X X
Thursday The Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha sorority will honor its
directorate at the Urban League
from until II pm.
X X X
Thursday The Spelman
Alumni will hold forth at the
Twelve Horsemen Civic Center
with a cabaret party.
X X X
Friday The Tuskegee alum
nj will hold its third annual for
NAL at the Twelve Horsemen Gen.
ter.
Friday The Doolittles will
entertain their friends at a dane
ing party at the Urban League.
X X X
CONGRATS
To young Bill Matney, son OF the
William Matneys, who was APP
pointed TO West Point by Con-
gresham George O'Brien.
X X X
To the Forest Youngs. who are
parents again This time a
boy.
X X X
CONDOLENCES
To the Bruce Wilson's OF Mont
clair avenue Mrs Wilson
passed away last wednesday. She
is survived by her daughter. Ma
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

ria Wilson-Timbers. Bruce Wilson
Jr., and her husband.
X X X
TIL NKS
To our many friends who re-
membered us with such lovely
cards this year It's nice 10 be re-
membered. -V.B.C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-20

His ability to initiate animals al- most ruined Gilbert Mack's career as a serious actor. Mack, who'll be feat ured on Grand Central Station, Saturday, December 2S, at p. In.. EWT., over CBS, was so good at making barking dogs, etc., sound like the Mccoy, directors kept ignor- ing his other talents. Mack turned to the theater in desperation and scored solidly in "A Bell For Adano," now playing to capacity audiences on Broadway. He's pretty happy about his part-lots of lines to read and not an animal noise in the en- tire play!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-20
WAVELETS s
By BILL HARRINGTON

sible for the sale of $l,8OO, 900 worth of E Bonds at Convention Hall. This, according to Pennsylvania officials, is record sale for E Bonds-the bonds the government wants to sell more than any other kind. More than 15,0OO E Bond pur- chasers attended the rally and broadcast by George and Oracle.
 Ken Murray, (Which Is Which, emcee, introduces Paulette God- dard, the Andrews Sisters, Nigel Bruce, Basil Rathbone and Hugh Herbert-or their reasonable fas- similes-tonight, at 9:3O p. m. over CBS. Murray will challenge studio contestants to guess whether the heard-but-not-seen performers are the real stars or voice doubles. Eff ty dollars in war bonds goes to winners, and five dollars in war stamps consoles those who guess wrong.
 Music is provided by Richard Himber's orchestra.
 Chicago nightclubberS got an ad- ded treat when Jimmy Durante descended on the Windy City with the other Moore-Durante cast members to help open the Sixth War Bond Drive. Managers of La- tin Quarter night spots-many of them lifelong friends - prevailed on Jimmy to sing some of his fa- nous songs. Durante wound up by giving five impromptu performance es in as many biStros, all in the same evening.
 A Christmas party for Harry Won Zells baby gets lost in battle of dialects when the Russian, Bert Boris Tsoris' Gordon, and Emily "Moitle Kipp differ in opinions on 'artistically decorating the tree" during the Eddie Cantor Show" tonight at 300 p. m, over the NEG network.
 The situation becomes complete ly hopeless when Eddie, in an at tempt to have peace, is accused of mot minding his own business" The day is saved by clever bit of diplomatic adjustment from Eddie Cantor Von zell, Jr.
 Nora Martin and Eddie sing a Christmas speciality. Leonard Sues and his trumpet handle the musical scores and Harry Won Zell an, nounces. The program originates from the NEG studios in Hollywood.
 As previously announced, Edward N. Scheiberling, National Com mander of the American Legion, will be heard on the program in 8 special cut-in from New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-20

The Yuletide season will not be overlooked on tomorrow night, when Norman Gordon, baritone of the Metropolitan Opera, presents his weekly program, Norman Gordon Sings, over WATR and the Blue Network, 11:30 to 11:55 p. m., Cor don, who also emcees the program, will be heard in the carol, "Adeste Fidelis," and Josef Stopak, conduct ing the Blue Network Concert Or chestra will play the familiar ''March Of The Toys from Victor Herbert's Babes Tn Toyland." Cor don also will be heard in a hit num- Der from 'cBloomer Girl' by Rogers, 'tRight As The Rain."
 Marjorie Hess, American soprano, will be guest artist and sing Victor Herbert'S "Thine Alone" Both art ists conclude the program with the duet Strange Music" from "The Song Of Norway"
 ''The Case of the Peddlers of Pre- judice" involves MT. District Attor- ney" in a wave of vandalism aimed at churches, on tonight over NEG 9:30 p. m.. Jerry Devine, author producer of the series, has based his script on news stories of youthful vandalS who have desecrated houses of worship of all sectS. Jay Jostyn plays the b. A. Vicki Vola is heard as Miss Miller and Len Doyle por- trays Harrington. the D. As assist ant investigator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-20

So rare and prized was pepper at one time in early Great Britain that it was not used as a season. ing, but was served in small amounts as a tasty tidbit at the end of the meal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-20

Jerry plays a convincing enough Santa Claus to trap department store Santa with murderous past on NBC's MT. and Mrs. North" 800 p. m., when ''The North Slay Santa"
 Christmas. always & rugged sea- son with Pam around, assumes new overtones of confusion when Pam's demon niece, Susan, picks that time to pay an unwelcome visit and with ghoulish glee dogs the North in their sleuthing.
 Alice Frost and Joseph Curtin play the title characters under di- rection of John w. Loveton. Charles Paul composes and conducts the musical score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-20

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