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Bradley beam., 1944-05-20
BAND CONCERT THURSDAYS IN NORTHEAST AREA

Each Thursday from 1900 170O, the Bradley Band will play a con- cert consisting of popular, classi- cal and martial music in the North east Area. All are invited to at- tend.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-20
''They're At It Again"

Whats cooking in Sufield? Sniff, sniff. Is it hot dogs we smell? Watch for the date, boys. We hear it is early June. Admission: Swim suit, hearty ap-
 petite. Suffield Girls Club-U.S.O. A clumsy young private named
 Tom Fell fiat with a thousand-pound
 bomb,
 And now up in Mars,
 They are saying, "My stars! Where on earth did you emigrate from?
Bradley beam., 1944-05-20
RHYME AND THYME

hf1 ME ATNU III ME Little Willie with the best intent Went somewhere he shouldn't have went. .. .....~.@.~ Poor Willie, now all he does is sit and brood! ...:~: Yes, Willie Nation is not in the mood. *.>.. Johnny Vierheller and the Beast do scheme .:.> :. And plan and plot most dire. What if their every fondest dream Is dashed and trampled in the mire? Al Miseray
 Is king for day. For when Ken's away This boy will play.
 OH GIRLS! The girls who formerly were gay Have changed as beaux have gone away.
 All is not gold that glitters is true But we'd keep on trying if we were you.
 The strident laugh replaced by frown
 AS favored ones go seek renown. But isn't that selfish trait? Why not be happy, pray and wait ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Letters important

Harmon rHtc tNNti InE u.s.
fret7n of what letters woau 10
tine wcD at rho Various fronts
Il had a friend. he said and
he was one Of the ace fliers I'm
China he could 90 everything
with an sirplane Tie could lick
10 laps, II he had 10 accept
those kind ~ odds
He WAS great letter writer
TIE would write everybody he
would send back An average of
80 letters p week.
"Bui there came one spell
when hc received mo- mail az am.
" went on for eight DAYS. IIe
-tTecame lower and lower EN- ~pir-
its H. couldn't understand uhV
the others received mail ami
nothing came for him,
And so H.. came fr tht
eighth da& and hr 1vrnt au q
mission. You have ~ DO -lu
Your toes iu combat or sou 1fp
sunk he had no hueiur,- f1
W. an airplane in the mental
condition thar lack Of mail had
caused
lie was KILLED only u uI.,
from the home base. Io -luH'N
wasn't on his toes Ills maft
was shot And I'm pasit.,rtif
en- could have been avoided w
fhe letters from home tld mot
stopped coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Realized Fond Golf Dream;
Matched His Age With Is
By VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

Nicholas A. Mans Trenton bust
ness man who died last week, was
one of tire districts most enthus!-
astic golfers; also one Of the best
ia las age bracket any place. lie
was rs.
Even after rounding the 70-yeaI
mark he had any number Of scores
Ia tttc Itn-WaS Hret4dt7-t-
though oil a rs hc made 1lrn= A.4fa-
merS aEo II matched his age .
performance few golfers have
bu1StCd
MIR. Mans only regret" Saws
Joe Delany Crosse He pro was
that be had that Is at another
club rather than at Crosse lie
He tried hard Ia match ~ here
that season and did come within
ono stroke Of II, getting -
That was Man, last fun season
as a participant In golf Gn the
advise of his physician he didn =
play last summer passing up even
the State Seniors tournament. in
which he had ranked among the
leaders since its inception
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Skates Derby
On Wednesday
Afternoon, Night
BY KEN HALL
skates Derby rditor

With the cooperation o. the
wcatherman. the 22d annual De
troit Times Gold and Silver
Skates Derby races will be held
on Belle Isle Wednesday after
noon and evening, starting az $50
o'clock.
-PestPeHement- of the events
from the weekend Will mean that
the u races on the program will
have 10 be crowded into a much
shorter space of .tIrrc than would
have been the casc This means
that skaters should be on hand
promptly 20 get their racing
numbers
Qualifying heats in all events
will be run off IN the afternoon
and the finals in the evening
starting NJ 7.30 o'clock II Is
probable ,ha both the large and
smaller tracks viii hc used az the
same time for the trials.
Word has been received thrt
The Saginaw skaters VIII hC ON
hand 10 give competition 10 the
local, Pontiac and Wyandotte
crowd. Altogether the meet has
drawn an entry nt around go
skaters. which means plenty Of
competition i'm an events One
noticeable thing about the entry
list is that there is an increase i'm
the number ot'girl skaters entered.
In 1913 there We're 80 girls and
this year 81 There is drop in
the senior division due 70 war
service
Tuesday. heat drawings for Tho
Gold and Silver skates dcr-,4-2
viii be reprinted and further ,n-
formation on the meet VIII he
given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
RUBBER TEES RETURN

Those almost forgotten rubber
golf tees Of about Is years ago
have made a comeback here this
winter They arc used In place OF
the wooden ones which can't bC
driven INTO The ground when its
frozen
There are not many 81 the rub
her tees though. so "A single one
often must suffice for an entire
fourSoWo Tho last man 10 drive
IS responsible for the tee and runs
the risk Of being excluded from
the fourSome If he forgets the tee
or Is unable 90 find IL
They're like the pucks which
must he returned 10 the ice at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
FORM RIVER ROUGE CLUB

A Junior rife shooting club has
been organized al River Rouge
under tho supervision of Mrs. Lii
Ian Osborne, The club meets
every Tuesday evening az l0373
w. jefferson under Dabney's
II has been named the
River Rouge Community Center
Junior Rife Club and Is open TO
boys and girls over l6.
NarkSmsn hip training now
available ~ Detroit high schools
has proved extremely popular.
s. DoGalan. evening
school superintendent. said
I'VE now have a waiting list
at DENLY and Mackenzie where
Workmanship training is now
in progress under the super
vi~iUr uf experienced ROTC
scrgeants." DeGdlan said Our
plans call for rife training at
Cooley, Northwestern, CcntrA
ChadSey. Western, SoutheastcO
BEDFORD, Eastern and Northern
A. soon as classes Of % are-or-
ganized at the latter schools"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
New Rifle Clubs
In Hearst Shoot
Burroughs Women
River Rouge Juniors
10 Enter Teams
BY DON GILLIEs

With three new rifle teams or
gained during the past week and
more TO be formed soon, officials
of rifle clubs swung into the bust
est season Of the year, which is
climaxed by the Hearst-Times
rife matches al Olympia m May
Latest 10 form a club are the
women from Burroughs Adding
Machine. Under the direction OF
Martha Krause, they expect 10
place two and possibly three
women's teams IN the Hearst
matches
I'VE practice every Thursday
evening AT the 81. Mary of Red
ford Rife Club, corner Hamll-
ton and Cortland, in Highland
Park" Miss Krause said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Bob | aIes



ur
r
IsFt N.ur-o an fNe position
~ "a returning >n'dirr anil
-1or luu FINALLY
-r7v-rT--Ii ,ll-llL ZH.
T. Had aI IUt> -t' hIHHu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
.Resenfs Riots

Tom continued with q grim
re-> tr4t r,-lstcIod
Don't think the Kids doing
the fighting don't know what's
going on back home They falls
among themselves. They've
heard how the high-salaried
people back home are slowing
down production--Stopping the
flow Of materials that the boys
IN the foNholeS need,
Il was never more ashamed
~ Detroit than when We re-
ceiVed copy of a national
magazine showing men LAYING
ft'4 work Ct1HSF NrErUTS
through the streets with clubs
THE boys are plenty mad
about IT, I'm telling Nou some
body il going "a get hurt whom
They get hack. I can tell Won
this-John =. Lewis would he
killed on the spot II he came
near hattie zone. The hoys
who are fehting and dying
can't understand. and they have
no reason 90 listen % any eN-
plantations on WHY production
should cease for n single
minute.
They are NOT interested i'm
who is right and who i wrong
They are simply stretched out
IN those fnNhOleS, noses I'm the
dirt, hoping for friendly planes
10 show overhead And MANY
times when those planes get
there too late, tho men doing
Your fghting and diving have a
right 10 wonder n ~ couldn't
have been avoided by the pco-
pie back home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Dearborn Five
Adds Strength Strength
NrANnINns

Dearborn, winner over Briggs
last week, Vll continue IFS drive
for a plalon berth in tie Detroit
Basketball Association Sunday
night ar IIackctt Fleldhousc
against KiFHR TIE Dearborn five
displayed ft0rr f50"-rr t,---r-1 ttr-C -7rf.
r1tI0U M TWO nov players. connie
O Common and SLIM pEk&tra-
Brew -tor. which lost Roy Napp
10 the navy last week VIII take
on Briggs Sunday games.
Iari0vfcE yr Hff.r.f Police tN
BrTs. w. Brsvtfer. go. psar7or7 W.
Eirin s7O susfur rtse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
BOOM IN ROYAL OAK

on The heels Of an announce
meHt hy p j. Toffm8ster, director
-LI-t-c -AL+cHIEaF -CeHzeFpatf8 De-
partwcnt. that he had appointed
= committee Of spor'eren 20 study
hunting accidents, t8 Stewart Of
tho Michigan porfsnen.s .Associ-
at.on on Royal oak said plans
were being made 10 enter mem
hers If tAeiF-e}eh ~ rife training
classes AZ She ROYAL Oak mu-
E4iG4sa4A- azaEza
we conduct rife classes
every Monday and Wednesday
evening at liS West Third"
Jules P8rueS. instructor of he
Roys' Oak Club ss'd II am
positive this training will cut
down gun accidents aheld."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

TVII-T 8NV TTININU TTHTI ITI.N N
the opening bout
Promoters Harry Light and
Jack GIrOuN already have started
selling $50 bonds emitting the
holder 10 free admission and re-
port "A number of sales Tuesday
evening a bond booth viii be Cpor-
TtIUE III 1f7C tUbbv OF the Gardens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Mdtmen 10 Aid
Sale Sale Of Bonds

Tuesday viii be bond night a.
the + airView Gardens with a
double wrestling feature schedule
embracing an Australian tag team
honi and 2 clash M Angeln SaNo1dT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
international photo

hockey games" al Watrous. an
expert on winter golf and rub
her tees, explains
Evening star., 1944-06-25

Colgate Theological Seminary In
1894. He was ordained on June n,
1894, at Ballston Spa. N. Y, holding
his first pastorate there for five
years. He served at Pittsfield, Mass. !;
Buffalo, N. Y, and New York before
coming to Washington to his present
church, then known as the I'M
manuel Baptist Church.
The present name was taken in
1926 when the Northern and South
ern Conventions dedicated the new
building as national Baptist
church.
DR.. johnson served as president
of the District Baptist Convention
in 1934-35 and now Is chairman of
the Home and Foreign Mission
Committee. He also is a member
of the boards of the Baptist Publ
cation Society and the Louisville
Theological Seminary.
DR.. johnson and his wife, the
former May r. Russell Of Hamilton,
N. Y, have four children: Cove
Grifith johnson, jr., price executive
OF the solid fuels branch of the
Once OF Price Administration; Miss
Grace johnson, teacher at Central
High School; Mrs. j. @. Afiieck
New York, and Mrs. G. H. Elder of
Cleveland, Ohio. DR.. and Mrs.
johnson live at 1912 Eighteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-25
Dr.. johnson 10 Mark
5Oth Anniversary Of
Ordination as Pastor

The Rev. DR.. Cove G. johnson, for
30 years pastor of the National Bap-
tist Memorial Church, Sixteenth
street and Columbia road NV, will
Evening star., 1944-06-25
Course Ana|yzing Japan
Planned at GEORGETOWN

An analytical study of Japan will
be provided for evening students
in the Foreign Service School of
Georgetown University during II
weeks of summer courses starting
July / and designed to give stu
dents an intimate knowledge of our
Pacific enemy, it was announced
yesterday.
Based on similar Army studies,
the japanese program will combine
area as well as language courses.
Native Japanese and Americans
who have lived in Japan for more
than 10 years will conduct the
language course, the Rev. DR..
Edmund A. Walsh, S. j., regent and
dean Of the school, announced.
Halleck Butts, who was CONNER
cial attache on the staff of former
Ambassador Joseph c. Grew In
Tokyo. will conduct the area studies.
Mr.. Butts was one of the first stu
dents to attend the Foreign Serv-
Ice School Is years ago. He left
the school in 1920 to take up his
work In the Far East and remained
in Japan for Is years.
Recently, Mr.. Butts finished con-
ducting similar course for Army
personnel at Duke University. The
area studies will consume four eve
ming hours per week. They will
deal not only with the geography,
government and social customs of
Japan, but also with its economic,
industrial and financial setup.
DR.. Walsh will begin, concur
rently, his course on geopolitics, a
subject on which he has lectured
at. both Army and Navy schools
since the start of the war.
OF every $10e Americans saved in
l943 they loaned forty-four to the
r. - IL - A.
Evening star., 1944-06-25

OF every $10o Americans saved in
lS43 they loaned forty-four to the
Government to help pay for the war.
Evening star., 1944-06-25
American u. Adds Five
Professors to FucuIty

Five new professors have been
appointed to the faculty Of Ameri-
can University's School of Social
Sciences and Public Affairs, 1t was
announced yesterday.
They are Clifton E. Mack, direc-
tor Of procurement division, Treas
ury Department; Karl Pribam,
principal economist, Tariff Com
mission; DR.. Corwin Edwards, eco
nomic consultant, antitrust division,
Evening star., 1944-06-25

commemor a t e
the 50th ami
versary of his
ordination as a
m ! n | t er b y
preaching today
on THE Minis
try of the Gospel
After so Years"
at the II am.
service.
DR.. John s o n,
who also will
celebrate h / s
18TH birthday
and 50th we'd
ding anniversary
Evening star., 1944-06-25

Justice Department; DR.. Gustav
Peck, consultant economist, inyen-
tory and requisition service, War
Production Board, and Donald
Stone. assistant director in. charge
OF administrative management,
Budget Bureau.
Evening star., 1944-06-25

That date 10 still uncertain but
when it does come you cer-
tainly owe yourself the pleasure
of q visit to PennsyIvania!
Nowhere else will you find 30
much Of historic interest, 30 much
natural beauty, so many opportu-
mites to enjoy outdoor sports -.
so close together -. so conven-
iently reached.
Today, Pennsylvania is ENGAGED in
producing the weapons that will
win the war -. raising the farm
products to feed the fighting forces
and the home front. But when you
make your plans for that joyous
vacation after the war rest
assured there will be a warm well
come awaiting in Pennsylvanial !
For information write to the Depart
,nent OF Commerce, Harrisburg, DeDt.
E-29.
Evening star., 1944-06-25

LhlS year, VIII be DIT. q. O. 16hhsoh.
given testimonial luncheon Thurs
day at the church by the members
Pastors Of the Baptist Ministers
Conference of the Washington area
are to be present.
Born in st. Louis in 1869, DR..
johnson was graduated from Col
gate University In 1891 and from
Evening star., 1944-06-25
The Travellers Notebook
New Beoch-Front Pork Opened at Wildwood;
Season at Cape May Officially Gets Under Way;
North Carolina Opens Supervised Comp Areas

and Craigville Beach, as we'll as
Camp Edwards.
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.-The first
show of the summer ice skating
season will be an ice mardi gras next
Saturday in the Olympic Arena,
which will open the four day Cana
dian n-American Dominion Day and
Independence Day celebration. Many
title holders and nationally known
skaters will be included In the
mardi gras program.
Evening star., 1944-06-25
RESORTS.
LINvILLE, N. c.
LINvILLE

A friendly resort in the North Carolina
mountains. Operated by Pinehurst, Inc.
Golf. riding. fishing, tennis, swimming.
Altitude $500 feet. Address inquiries to
Mrs. Edith Quale, Eseeola Lodge, Linvills,
North Carolina.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
APARTMENTs WANTEp.

RECENTLY returned lieutenant comman-
sei,,cont. room apsTtment in NorthSsss
ssfi1S oGIRT eSUffs Sf SEN chila she. desire unfurn
CHARLES ANfoN The Fl 'sni1y carrol spTins.
Inn. between 2 and 5 pm. sH. 9740.
FURNISHED 4-room and bath apartment,
paSomssilysr pets a. asG5 Spring area adults no
NAVY OFFICERS WIFE and sister desire
furnished or unfurnished apt by Noyem..
Der lst, NV. sec. preferred. MI. 1898.
HUSBAND, returning wounded overseas,
or unfurnished Box 434-M Star. 81"
MANHATTAN-Desira 4-room apart
ment, exchange for desirable 4-room apart
ment Washington. D c. Box 1853, GUNN,
Times Tower. New York.
permanently. or suitcase. small furnished
or unfurnished apartment. close-in NV.
apartment building Box 49S-M, Star. 81
FURNISHED / or 2 room apartment, with
k;tchenette, wanted by high-type middle
ment. Telephone service essential. WIN
pay 500 per month. P. O Box l757,
EMPLoYED COUPLE desires / or rm.
kitchenette apt, furn. or unfurn. CO.
UNFURNIsHED, 1st-foor 2-bedroom
sDa apartment, BY November 10; 3 adults.
oNE-RooM APARTMENT. furnished or
unfurnished. with kitchenette. apartment
dent. reliable Government girl Box 15-R,
Star
CIR APT or house wanted by Nov. goth
IN District or suburb, near bus S75; Box
437-M, Star 81
CoLORED-Unfurnish house or apt for
4 employed adults. NV. section preferred;
Al ref. Call AID. 1865. 30s
Evening star., 1944-10-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1915 CARPENTER ST. s.E.-Two gentle
men. Lincoln 1886
1852 DUBOIS PL. s.E.-Room for middle
ased quiet gentleman; private home. So
per week. Franklin 1920 after B.
DUNBAR INN for a clean, warm room,
double or single; permanent or transient
guests; reasonable rates 103 C st. Sc.
ATTRACTIVE room with breakfast, home
privileges, for lady: reasonable: near Navy
Yard, TR. 0067 after pm.
SINGLE ROOM, tor employed person. priv
at ate home near busline, in Silver srring.
ANACoSTiA-Front room. near Boiling
Field and Navy Yard, bus at door; gen.
503 A. ST. S.E.----Large, 'front.' double room
twin beds; unlim: phone; conv. transp.;
23s Ist ST. s.E.-opposite House once.
near Library and CAPITOL. walking dis
tance Security, OPA. WPB Semiprivate bath
clean, warm. quiet, single; S25 FIR. 1854.
2 ROOMS, ! double and / triple; girls
only: Phone Glebe 5215
ALEXANDRIA, va, Jefferson Park-Iove-
ly furn. rm., twin beds. on bus line to
Pentagon. Navy Bldgs TIE. 1910.
ington vs:.Desirable. room for oflcer;
garage; in family. Phone CHI. 34O3. :
Evening star., 1944-10-29
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEW Groom pom all Al moderP qe6f "a and ney fS5n
sRooM sefs sBiTH HOME f. with lovely rec
reation room, built-in garage, attractively
and y rent for
STUDIO COTTAGE, large ~, nm. open
cav needed Alexandria 6s05. 2a'
GEoEGET6wN House available for, fam
maid's toilet, garden. garage. freplsces;
mo year lease, subject rent-control APP
IIla, OTIS OTIS ST. ST Me- BEDROOMS ga gs'
o6aTfb Eo SsfEsq in SILVER 81 SPRING, nearly new
heat, sSIegantly igTg1ttshed;s Available Noy;
ARL.. ST. S. IRvTNGMEssential furn.. .
bdo srsk Bofs stofs, SC BUS
WooDRIDGh SEGabfS Il % '59G r room frame detached
on End. 's agh 5asemsnt, @ aiH large Level ep lot.
24SI z 3 Z uHN Rhode n Island ave ne ,,so 81, ,..
all modern conveniences, within walking
distance Of transportation, stores and
shHsfhsi sfsR MLEaN S"yR VA mi to Georgetown
perfectly beautiful home on acres, ex-
quisitely furnished 3 bedrooms. ,;2l2 baths.
double maids rm. and bath, oil heat, .
4 car garage. Available for ] year Lease.
/ $500 mo. ROMYE LAMBORN. Realtor.
\ 1901 S. Arlington Ridge rd Arlington,
/ Va. ia 2AS4 Overlook 62l1.
I s. ARLINGTON - New Arm furnished
house oil burner; near bus, stores; 5 min.
/ to Pentagon. Call IA. 1919
5007 W. LANHAM DR., West Lanham
| Hills, Maryland = 2-bedroom furnished
| house. -Ss5 month; on corner lot. Tele-
s5a7 10th ST. N,w.-s rooms. bedrms..
IL complete baths. auto heat; $3.50 per
month. Open Sunday only, / I'm. TO 5 m
GRIN. HOUSE. bedrms., l., d., k, 3
( baths. Can be seen Sunday. CHI 6053.
STONE HOUSE ON 10th ST, facing Rock
! Greek Park; hrst floor, large reception hall,
/ liv -rm., dining room den, kitchen; end
/ floor. 4 bed rooms. Sitting room, screened
porch baths; 3rd floor, . bedrms., bath.
| storage room; 2-car garage, oil heat,
beautifully furn. S375 month. Subject TO
R. C. approval. Or will sell EN-. 2763,
Evening star., 1944-10-29

BY DENTIST and employed wife, eentiles;
bedroom, twin beds. private bath. break
1asi RooM es E1 pTvape ses home jewish
hwy. and bus trans, in ArL. For Dec. 1st.
PEkMANENTLY LOCATED gentleman de-
sires furn. room in pvt home: can. furn.
Al snG referenses; @ Sc; Ss, washington preferred
REFINED, quiet girl would like room by
transportation. Box 66-A, Star.
WANTED by young married lady. husband
overseas, room and private bath, Dupont
Circle area not over SEQ. Call North
ROOM, Single, ss5; SIS; walk. dist: Govt. emp,
lady; lad don't drink OF smoke: clean own rm
MAN desires, clean, comfortable room
shower occasional use Of piano; perna-
nsn, Wns, State price Box 265,M, Star. .
nished room; PRIVILEGES; NV. or ne, DU
WOMAN. W young, PERMANENTLY employed
private home, vicinity Connecticut or wis;
nsH aS0iM RdoM sfaT wanted eOorea
Settled lady. having very nice furniture
would like unfurnished room with light
secon IL s'f
W BusiNEssMAN, dprationinE GS i Il in war agency
brkfts. and most dinners, in pvt, det
home with large yard. Box 24-R, Star,
YOUNG LADY. refined, in Gov. employ
desires nicely furnished, single, room ir
private, GENTLE family; not to exceed
S25; Glover Park district preferred
siPly 81 {oGNe aHx WON WoMAs staF TEACHER single
unocc. double; prefer mod apt. bldg.
studio furn.; lower 18th or Conn. OF
yicin. Dupont Circle or G.. w. u. b!
Nov. 1st if possible. Call "a Mon
Star. -
GENTLEMAN desires nicely furnished
room with private bath in private gentil,
home, Military road and Nebraska ave
NV: section: Box 19-R, Star.
WOMAN TEACHER wants room in first
class apartment or house near Conn
ave. d G.. or will share with suitabl,
MIDDLE-AGED BACHELOR, gentleman
desires well-furnished room. or room ane
board in home or refined adult; good ref
erences. Box 224-J, Star.
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman in private
gentle home, Shepherd Park section. Ia