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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
Club Notes

At a meeting of the Business and
Professional Women held last night,
Mrs. Bessie Crane, a member, was
the chief speaker. She talked on
the history of Waterbury, and IL
Illustrated her lecture. Forty mem
bers attended. Miss Cora Crompton
presided, and Mrs. Charlotte Mer-
chant, and Miss Anna Platt were
hostesses at a supper preceding the
business session.
The Women's Society Of Christian
Service Of the Grace Methodist
church has postponed the Valentine
party scheduled for Wednesday
night, because of the death of a
member. The new date for the party
will be announced later. The sew
ing meeting, however, will be held
Wednesday as scheduled.
The Quota Club will meet Thurs
Gay evening at the Hotel Elton at
$50 o'clock. instead of the usual
order of procedure a party will be
held in honor of Quotas Silver Ju-
bilee, and entertaining program hav-
ing been arranged.
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Here Is one Of Mrs. Sobel's best
hands in 1913. She won the open
heart lead with the ace, and de-
cided to play the hand on the as
sumption that East held the king
of clubs to justify the four-heart
bid. If this assumption was cor
rect, she had a losing spade, o los
ing diamond and q losing club. Her
problem was to eliminate one OF
these losers.
She cashed the ace and king Of
spades and led the third spade.
West won and returned another
heart, which Mrs. Sobel ruffed. She
knew that East held three spades
and at least six hearts. Now she
cashed her ace and king Of diamonds
and ace Of clubs. then led the small
club from dummy and East was
forced to win with the king. Now
any play that East made gave Mrs.
Sobel an opportunity to ruff and
discard { ~sniy's losing diamond.
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mela Nappi, Miss Clara Nappi,
Mrs. Margaret Macrelli, Mrs. Car
mela Daddona, Mrs. Theresa Mar
ingola, Mrs. Anna Harder, Mrs.
Peter Perugini, Mrs. Anthony Cas-
taldi, Mrs. Michele TacinelI, Miss
Matilda Tacinelli, Mrs. Elvira Mac
relh, Mrs. Esther Owens, Mrs. Their
esa Nardiello, Mrs. Domenic Espo-
Sito, Mrs. Madeline Mucciacciaro,
Mrs. Domenic Guzzardi, Miss Teresa
Guzzardi, Mrs. Ernesto Cali, Mrs.
Frances Luccarelli, Mrs. Teresa
Parla piano, Mrs. Philomena Bran
dolini, Mrs. Giocondina Rinaldi,
Mrs. Grace Tesla, Mrs. Martin
Green, Mrs. George Gentle. Mrs.
Patsy Longo, Mrs. Carmine Sforza.
Mrs. Nellie Santopietro, Mrs. Rose
Mancini, Mrs. Anna Santopietro.
Mrs. Frank Castaldi, Mrs. Teresa
Mannella, Mrs. Adeline Caiado,
Mrs. Celeste Pedrosa, Mrs. Philo-
mena Guerrero, Mrs. James Pal
mieri, Mrs. Joseph SforZa, Mrs.
Grace LaManna, Mrs. Bambina
Christiano, Mrs. Josephine Ferrari,
Mrs. Philomena Iorio, Mrs. Anthony
Perugini, Mrs. Emma Albini, Miss
Julia K. Santopietro, Miss Flora
Carlo, Miss Emily Parlapiano, Miss
Philomena Parlapiano, Miss Adeline
Parlapiano, Miss Josephine SciaScia,
Miss Phyllis Guerrero, Miss Beatrice
Fisher, Miss Josephine DeLeon, Miss
Enrichetta DeBellis, Miss Lucy
Guerrero, Miss Frances Scortino,
Miss Antoinetta Guerrero, Miss Mil
dred Guerrero, Mrs. Adolph Cam
milletti, Mrs. Catherine Mucci, Mrs
Antoinetta Longo, Mrs. Nicola Bar
bier, Mrs. Daniel Larullo.
Mrs. Consiglia Carlo, Mrs. Alfred
Nappi, Mrs Andrew Santopietro,
Mrs. Fannie Nervo, Mrs. Mary Pr
azza, Mrs. Domenic Sparano, Mrs.
Julia Dido, Mrs. Molly Dido, Mrs.
Joseph Lombard, Mrs. Frank Solo
mita, Mrs. Francis Delfino, Mrs.
Armand Giannamore, Mrs. Rose
MAESTRO, Mrs. Lillian Mastracchio,
Mrs. Concetto Mastracchio, Mrs.
Teresa Lasprogata, Mrs. Grace Pr
ota, Mrs. Louis Russo, Mrs Joseph
Gonillo, Mrs. Patsy Albini, Mrs.
Vera Christiano, Mrs. Domenic
Mecca, Mrs. Virginia Rossi, Mrs
Henry Mast. Mrs. Joseph Colitti
Mrs. Matilda Lansey, Mrs. James
Sforza. Mrs Carmine Mascot, Mrs
Michelina Mucciaro, Mrs. Lucy
Carlo, Mrs. Maria Costantino, Mrs
Martina Carlo, Mrs. Josephine
Waldo, Mrs. Rocco Longo, Miss
Rosalie Longo, Miss Carmela Longc
Miss Marie Sforza, Miss Mary Gug-
liotti.
Miss Victoria Albini, Miss Ger
trude Guerrero, Miss Margaret
Guerrero, Mrs. Maria Guerrero
Mrs. Catherine Gugliotti, Mrs. Anna
Valente, Mrs. Christine Guzzardi
Mrs. Carmelo Williams, Mrs. Evelyr
DiVito, Mrs. Bunny Zabbarra, Mrs
Dora Crosse, Mrs. Antoinetta San.
topietro, Mrs. Maria r. Palmieri
Mrs. Rose Fappiano, Mrs. Anna
Sforza, Mrs. Carmela Ciarlo. Mrs
Tina Palermo, Mrs. Chicchina De-
Vito, MRS. Carl Rossi, Mrs. Grace
Rubbo. Mrs. Margaret Coviello. Mrs
Rose Guiliano, Mrs. Antonetta F.
Guiliano, Mrs. John Polletto, Mrs
Mary Mabini, Mrs. Josephine Der
anzo, Mrs. Lawrence Gugliotti, Mrs
John Christiano, Mrs. Anna CaStaldi
Miss Virginia Rinaldi, Miss Lens
Calf, Mrs. Patsy Intlrissi, Mrs
Anna Mendillo, Miss Maria Fisher.
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Eleanor Russo Of ~ Stephana
Lane, Waterbury, is co-chairman
Of the committee Of arrangements
for the Junior class ring ceremony
and reception to be held on Mon
day afternoon, February IA at 1880
In O'Connor Hall at the College Of
Saint Elizabeth. Monsignor Lalor
Mclaughlin will present the rings
after a brief address to the mem
hers of the junior class.
Assisting Miss Russo in the ar
rangements for the tea which viii
follow the ceremony are Edwina
Morris, president Of the class, An
Reardon, Werner Bertholet and
Pauline Rovinski.
Miss Patricia Haley, daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Patrick Healey Of
Chapman avenue was among those
In this state who recently received
certificates on the completion Of an
orientation course conducted for
unemployment interviewers Of the
unemployment department Of the
State Labor Department. Miss
Healey Is an interviewer in the To-
] cal once.
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COME AND SEE" TOURS

At meeting Of the Waterbury
Nutrition council held Monday at
the Hotel Elton, Mrs. Thomas Moore
and Miss JEANNE Heppel were APP
pointed to publicity committee to
arrange for "Come and See" tours
by groups from industrial plants.
Tours of Community Chest agencies
to acquaint industrial groups With
their activities are scheduled to
start in April. At the meeting were
Raymond j. Tanning, chairman,
Eloise Kekofoth, nutritionist, Miss
Alice Peake, Miss JEANNE Heppel,
Mrs. Thomas Moore, Rev. Roger B.
T. Anderson, and DR.. Edward Cod
frey.
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SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS
Social Notes
Mrs. Catherine BoweS Of Iouns-
bury street left recently to spend the
winter at st. Petersburg, Fla.


Mrs. Catherine Bowes Of Louns-
bury street left recently to spend the
winter at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. McGrath,
South street, and their son, William
j. McGrath, Jr., attended the com.
mencement exercises Sunday at AL
bertus Magnus college, New Haven.
Their daughter, Miss Margaret Nc
Grath was a member of the grad
uating class. Also attending the ex-
ercises were: Rev. Myron v. Miller,
Hartford, formerly of this city;
Misses Isabelle, Mary and Helen
McGrath Fairview street: Marion
Van Deusen, Waterville street; Rose
Sanford, Welton street; Anne Col
angelo, Nichols street; Rosemary
Malley, Luke street, and Margaret
Bogart, South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Whitright
and their two sons of New York City
are visiting Mr.. Whitright's mother
Of Center street, this city.
Shirley Ann MorriSsey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. william v. Nor
risey Of East Main street, was en-
tertained recently at her home in
honor Of her fourth birthday. She
received many gifts from her friends
present who included: Peggy Neagle,
Lucille Costello, Mary Woodruff,
Marilyn Stack, Jill Neagle, Shirley
Ann Morrissey, Barbara Costello,
Mary Ann Neagle, Margaret Morris
sey, Barbara Stack, Ann Morrissey,
Phillip Lefferrier, Billy Bowling,
Raymond Harrison, Russell Cum
mings, Billy Luth, Francis Morrissey
and Donald Luth.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Whitright
and their two sons of New York City
are visiting Mr.. Whitright's mother
Of Center street, this city.
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BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Marc J. Boyle Of
Northampton, Mass, announce the
birth of son, Marc Jeffrey, Febru-
airy 2, at the Cooley Dickinson hos
pital in that city. Mrs. Boyle Is the
former Dorothy Griffin of this city.
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CLUB
NOTES
Rabbi Glitter To
Install T0mOYrOzC


The Beth Israel Sisterhood viii
hold nstauaton OF officers at a
meeting Wednesday evening at the
synagogue. Rabbi M. Glitter will
1nduct the following slate of officers
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg;
Mrst vice-prestdent, Mrs. Joseph
De- S Ill No lecorulng secre-
'.a.ss. M a.; oer y hucnnlck; cor
49, 11u S H.u a.@1aclal secretary'
T 1S xS1s,o..1s... Ieasurer, MIS-
~ nS WneaoH y.. slcA coilmleOee'
...;.s ra1. N"plaA' MIS- 6enJa-
1m1 ~ n1Ma VIC. DetJa1lln Naoel,
aa .u 4uas. 0 W 1oung' mouse
SS;al.aoH s,,S MaS' LOU LOUIS GaIDer, MLS,
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} MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Giles selecting the An-American
bridge team for 1943.)
Second place on my All-Ameri-
can contract bridge team goes to
Mrs. A. M. Sobel of New York. Her
record for 1943 includes the win
ming Of three national champion
ships, the womens teams, mixed
teams and open board-a-match
teams. In addition, she finished Sec
ond in the world championship
Masters teams and third in the
world championship Masters pair
event. She accumulated 232 Master
Points during the year.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Dr.. Scipio 10 Be Guest
Al Fellowship Luncheon

DR.. Lynn A. Scipio, dean OF the
engineering school Of Robert Col
lege In Istanbul, Turkey, will be
guest speaker at the monthly
luncheon meeting Of the World
Fellowship Committee Of the
YWCA at 1880 pm. next Thurs
day In Barker Hall, Seventeenth
and K streets NV. AThe business
meeting will be held at II am.
Alan Martin. violinist, who is
with tho War Production Board,
assisted by Betty Baum, pianist,
and John Martin, cellist with the
Army Air Forces Band, will be
guest artist ut the K street YWCA
music hour at 4:30 pm. Sunday
In Barker Hall.
The K street YWCA also an
nounced that the third in the series
OF "Co-ed Nights" sponsored by the
Girl Reserves, will be held from
$50 to 1880 pm. next Friday.
The Greek Mutual Aid Society Is
scheduled to meet at the K street
YWCA at $50 pm. Tuesday.
Hungry HILL" by Dapne Du
Maurier; Gilbert K. Chesterton," !"
by Maisie Ward, and "The Apostle, /"
by Sholem Asch, will be reviewed
next Wednesday at II am. and
Thursday at 1880 pm. in "Excur-
sions into Bookland." one of the
new courses being offered at the
K street YWCA.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
HRLp WokAGN.

WOMAN white, to take care Of chiid IN
4 &. rIjI%ers i. and 2es 6ivd zliiasRsSoSnc.
SSS'..xs SS'.! s,,s elder, yn.nr!e,.d christian,
ss eRIs'fs % sSsssf dsSs.n Ne S
aH. hssis, ss,z ssssnns asss t.1 Small 'a'r'
..lsfy sso essse, per fos t
sss suTnsson P e '2sa aose so' fHsg5' S.r%ons m
WOMAN: .e.iy. and .xper. .. house.
sm. sSa general .pi gs aDssesD =, s.:i n sDsre tine
WOMAN TO snswer n Business '' phone s and
sSaiss g p 'sss'ss sss ?;
WOMAN. white. middle aged, to care for
tss Fs Saiels p
ment % Box sSo sSosB. islsr' sssI. ana smAh apart
WOMEN. M white. for general cafsteris work.
WOMEN ts),, one for kitchen work, other
Within care siaty meas
YOUNG LADY for general once work;
tor. Meridian Hill Hotel 2601 10th
YOuNG LADY wanted to answer phone
and do some typing. Hours. to 10 pm.
6-day week: state salary expected, expert.
snce and references. Box 493-B. Star
YOUNG LADY, white, to work in print
day week: $50 to start. National Capital
Press: 301 N st. ne. Ii. 5000.
We HAVE Southern territory available for
experienced book women who are anxious
TO get away from wiE'er weather for the
next few months. Educational sales service;
salary and transportation to start. Box
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Woman over
80 for permanent position; excellent In
come, semi.professional work no expert.
ence needed; Not canvassing. For per.
s9nal ma lnteryiey write Box I0S-D. Star.
position open: pleasant working conditions.
attractive hours. Sun Life Insurance Co
of America, 1910 Vt ave. NV. Ma. eiO(
between 10 and 3 Monday
FREE dresses and UP to $23 weekly No can.
yassing; investment or experience necessary.
Write Tor details and portfolio. 120 smart,
new advanced spring dresses Fashion
Frocks, Dept: A-4564. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
HELP MEN 3 WoMEN.

experience and education. Box 34O-T,
BOOKKEEpER; steady position. Arcade
Sunshine Co., 713 Lamont st. NV, per-
sonnel once. RA. 5000.
HOOkkEEPER and general once worker.
wos HSrTta a g. so0d pay R Agsy gss
BUYER AND MANAGER wanted for Wash
ington ID. CO. woman's retail store State
sxpsrience ard salary desired. Box 3n4-
CHOiR DIRECTOR, part-time, for Prot
estant churche to train and direct senior
sarding training experience and minimum
salary expected to Box 4O6-G. star.
COUPLE, white, for high-class rooming
salary and quarters; man must have empl.
outside; refs. REQUIRED. Apply 1908 18th
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Excellent education. to teach In school Of
languafes, full or part time; GOOD ealary,
Phone MI. 1887.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

must be good typist and ste
,grapher, age y 20 35: 4S-hour week
'od salary and working conditions Apply
Mrs. Ways, Smiths Storage Co., 1913
Evening star., 1944-01-16
YOUNG MAN.

Under 80. to assist in employment once
OF large corporation Essential Industry,
employing mostly unskilled and semiskilied
help. both cSlored and white Must be
temperamentally stable individual whose
past will. bear close scrutiny, high school
graduate and preferably have some coll
leee training. Legible Handwriting essen
tial. as is patience and tact. Employment
experience not necessary. We win teach
you; Must be already draft exempt
44-hour week. About &165 per month to
start Write; giving age. education. ex-
at present employed and when Available
for interview. Please inclose recent snap
shot. If available, which will be returned.
Letters which do not give full information
In the order stated will not be considered
Box AIT Star
Evening star., 1944-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAN TAKE CARE of few wage record
books for small businessmen re. Soc. Sc
eurity, Victory tax. Exact work guaranteed.
NAVAL OFFICER Witnessing accident Thurs
day. Dec. %, 1913. at Goth and z SITS. n W.,
at 6 pm. please communicate with James
R; Kirkland, ESQ, 1865 National Press
Bldg. DI. O94S.
ATTENTION, ACCOUNTANTS!
Are You Going in the Service?
Will take over your practice for dura-
ton on mutual benefit basis. Box 40-G
Star.
INCOME TAX RETURN.
EXPERT SERVICE, REASONABLE RATE
Write Box 49-G, Star.
INCOME TAX RETURNS.
S. T. DELAMATER,
CONSULTANT,
1010 Vermont Ave. NV. Phone Elk. 47a4.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNS.
=, Gut Gs: ave. s miles t. Glenmont.
Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
GRADUATE
OPTOMETRIST

II you are man with an established
reputation and ability you can assume
complete charge of the optical department.
IN one Of Washington's Oldest established
}ss }}sswelry ris, stores. We are PREPARED to offer
.ne rient man long term proposition with
ment: Unlimited store cooperation and
advertising, to help continue and increase
.ne present volume. 1909 complete and
free hand in MANAGEMENT Apply stating
age, experience and reference for interview
our organlzatlon knows OF this advertise
Evening star., 1944-01-16
HELP MEN b WoMEN tcens.)

COUPLE, eoIored, expefisnced. With ref.
sui s. part Mn time; liv. ~ r. Ssnsws WI sssi s man
COUPLE, competent. reliable, manage
rocmins hcuss, LYING quarters free, ress.
children; part-time work for new ant,
ssuiidtns. Write Immediately. Box 4og-T,
ssaiiiPMG cLERK, sxper.: wholesale
eieanins plant; b-day week: GOOD pay.
sTOCkKOOM CLERK for defense plant,
81 -hour week. Apply Bowen q CO., Inc,
47I2 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda, Md. Must
WANT part-time presser. also women for
alterations on mems work. Box 420-T
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MECHANICS.
FRENCHMEN.

Expert on Chrysler Corp. cars: excellent
opportunity for permanent position with
leading dealer. Apply Mr. Joyce, 637 N
Evening star., 1944-01-16
OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK,
FULL OR PART TINE.

Experience Not Necessary,
Training Paid for
Mature AGE No objection.
No Rigid Physical Requirements.
Learn to check trafnc Work full time
. days per week; $3.50 per month to start.
automatic increases
II you have at least 3 hours At q time
to spare, 2 days per week or more. be-
tween the hours OF Am. and 8 pm. or
can work full day Sundays We can use
you part time at 65c per hour.
Apply Weekday Mornings
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
36th and Prospect Ave NV,
Ge0rrefnUp
Evening star., 1944-01-16
YOUNG MAN.

Under 80, to assist the superintendent
several hundred men. Must be high school
graduate with some timekeepins or pay
knowledge of engineering. Construction ex-
perience not necessary. Excellent oppor-
tunfty for advancement for q man who
has the ability to handle figures as well as
men. Write for interview, giving age, edu-
cation, experience, martial and draft
status. whether at present employed and
salary desired. Please inclose recent snap
shot. which will be returned. Box 465-T.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

snn wi, 1Sso Ssy iahcs saiars. MI. bono'. JACK
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and helpers
defense housing: top pay. National Heat
ing Corp. 1341 Conn. ave. NO. 1900.
SHIPPING CLERK, experience not neces
sary. paramount Pictures. Inc. 306 i
SHOE. REPAIRMAN. expert; salary open
saoE & p tea 1Rssxfssn 10 exes4ensed sad
ysst shop HGs Conn S0rTss aye MN. ImDesl5 An
1850. (Must have release.)
sTsHins sHoE Salesman aaesnnt espereneed $50 week
sRReSkz MsIRSR P0ots5S e6Sk s4a a. s Ma2ov.
ass;, ass'' n n rs se5: J. /. ave- ne Close Mon
Eeon Te5a Msn 1ssR oiS lSe good wages Th
SslDsrs good pay seo5 JACK kEsfse%sn stenss 1sn 81
soDx MsSs bisrENsER, DIS NN Eesr a., work, to
2'nonne1ls suHa n,sIasps I.ahssrpmsscy; eE: a7ss: ~.
store. No evenings or sunday. work. shor ia r.
stS6s sSDA 11SS FoSNErxiisp. Il nv BAR, .,m. ewes, :
macy 77ss Georsia s'"o ave. TAfN rnsf
nishs ven paid BOX sssd @ dsaeaans star DAY o
spOy SfNk Wslksp in smsll rd pgaant experienced
l oAASA o. W. ssOlf 1Stn ST. n w
SPOTTER. dry cleaning, Arcade SUNSHINE
g. az ao3oL Lamont st. NV. personnel once
STOCK CLERKS, book and stationery de-
partments: 5-day, 40-hour week. Appl,
fYPlsaTsss rs Il; Tor citing metal stencils: full
time days or. nights; permanent: essentia
INDUSTRY i sn9c Phone Personnel Department
TYPIST experienced. gen
eral ONCE work for contractor, able t,
assume responsibilities: permanent posi-
ton State age. phone and salary expected
vULCANIZER and helper. excellent work.
lng conditions. 40-hour week. time ant
nsI ior overtime. See Mr.. Carroll, 344t
WALL WASHERS, experienced, white o,
soleIed; good salary. Apply housekeeper
WAREHOUSE MAN-truck driver. white,
draft-exempt; permanent, excellent oppor
tunity with wholesale iobber: $3.50 per mo,
39-hoyr week; Call Mr.. Becker. RE-. 21sO
WATCaMAKEk to accept repairs for 8
y vwstches week for jeweler. Call
--~' :,
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Men and Women Needed

Employment once. 4th and r SITS. NE
or TO the manager Of your nearest Safeway
II you have previously been employee
please bring your release
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Manhattan
|Dsbs Crcovey
Female Dancers

The now show out at Broad's
Club Zombie is both hot and fast
this week living up TO its name.
:Iorrid Tornado" Joe "ziggy'
Johnson. the produccr-Mc.. really
has the entire cast stepping at a
whirl Wind pace.
Leading Off with flashy tap
routine is the Little Flash. a
young dancer who shows much
promise. He's fast versatile, and
plenty Of entertainment.
Following the Little Flash is
Miss "iIot-Cha' Drew who comes
on with a wicked combination OF
song and dance that's really hot
stuff.
Next in the lineup arc the Two
Manhattan Dchs. who are croofcy.
Dressed IN boylsh clothes. those
two young ladies with pleasing
smiles, seem to get a big kick
cut OF their dancing. and so does
tho audience. They work hard,
and dance more like boys than
girls
Nicing with the beachcombers
for top honors is lcssyc Scott,
billed as the "Rlond BomhshelI.7
Miss scott, while singing some
swing songs and going through
some dance routines, manages at
tho same time 10 display her very
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18

attractive loes 70 The fullest adj
vantage She shows great deal
81 dexterity and skin. both IN her
singing and dancing. presenting
a pleasing picture. In fact tho
masculine portion or the ap.icnce
is so cntranccd during the spins
and whirls that carry hcr skirts
to quite a revealing height that
they can't see for looking.
Topping the bill arc those orig
inal character dancers. the Beach
comhcrs whose act portrays
man who has been marooned on
tropical isle for six months aud
beautiful native girl The re-
suiting scene IS Wild and exciting,
working up to a brcathlcss clim-
ax after The Bcachcomhor takes
OF tho native girls saronc
The ton beautiful chorus girls
perform 3 colcrful numhcrs with
music by Harold Wallace and his
orchestra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18


lcnce has received letter from
her husband who is IN France
The reporter and friends wish
Re extend their sympathy to be-
rcavcd family and relatives Of
Juanita Jackson who succumbcd.
The funeral took place AZ ! pm.
SATURDAY. services being held al
Bethel hME church The Rev Mr..
Thomas officleted Little Juanita
was thirteen years Of aec sht
had many playmatcs who loved
her She is survived by her par
euts, two sisters and three broih-
crs.
Mr. and Yrs Charles Docfoat
have received word that their son.
benjamin DeGroai yocman Hd
class has boon sent across 10
serve his country His address,
Is Navy % in care OF Postmaster.
San Francisco CALI
Mr. and AIRS George " Bur-
don end family ~ 1898 Rundy
entertained at chicken dinner
sunday az their home ln honor
OF the Richard Carter family Of
Fay CITY Those present wcre
Mrs Richard Carter wife Of Rey.
Richard carter; Miss G. Maria
carter. Misses Erma Jean and
Jnapiia Garter An enjoyable TIME
was had by all.
Mrs George " Burdcn wishes
10 thank in behalf Of her SON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18

sweet and gracious Jewell
Ligh'foot is pitching In and as
sis'ing her fashionable mother
manage the b and c club while
their manager Larue is GONZALES
cling at the University OF Michi-
gan hospital. Speaking OF charm.
Jewell Is the last word In charm
and do ! admire her? | do.
Miss Juanita Wright Is tho sue
cessful owner Of the Frys sea
food restaurant located al Adams
and Hastings. The spot is really
on the beam.
Tho COS Club has a cute en-
rloyee by the name OF "Skippy.r
Memos OF NIghillfer:
Some while hack IN MY column.
! mentioned that show producer
"ziggy' johnson viii leave the
zombie to perform in a Chicago
Night club. lie denied this to the
press and his boss. Mr.. Broad. at
the time. But last week he stun
ned the boss and told him that
he Is leaving to open up a new
Chi-Nighi club
These entertainers como to De-
troit and get Fat as wen as take
nc wrinkles out Of their SION
achs Afterwards they leave with
out giving an ample lime notice.
When their stomachs become
weak again they want TO come
back TO Deiroit's zomhie.
For instance Leonard Reed
once did tho samc trick now no
Is CRYING TO come back to- tho