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Evening star., 1944-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cent,

CLOTHING-Hishest prices paid for mems,
Tomen's women apd children's used clothing and
cIoTHrNaBe.sSsan pr,ces Ma fsll paid for Is men.
9sed pi essa slSashing nssr Harrys @ hiss TN st. NV
biASoSD tSs sn sfsG eses nsWIess. W sa arse-sized
stone; S6T sought BY private party. Write
Doll sARY CARRIAGE, prewar model.
icssox.s EsRM: in ,sS; good; clean condition. stoves
FURNITURE-Bedroom living room. mise
household goods, bric-s-brac, china;
ssoa asesss essh MR ssi 3o
FURNITURE and household goods Of all
Mr Seot 5effy eash xR sa As
FURNiTURE for Z rooms and kitchenette;
chanse De In psFeat Sbs snaton in
FURNTTURE-Rugs.e eiec. refsr.. washing
eas Drsss sGSa Por best s esSs e
any time. Trinidad 4975. s.
EuRNITURE-Want, at once some used
nnss aepaSle sGGlfs sss s!so piano. Call
FURNITURE, prtc-a-prac, china, glassware.
pess pas cam %nrrag Tasor sass ssss
yEWELRY. diamonds. shotsuna cameras,
blnoculsrs nGcI and mems clothing; HIGHEST
sale Mar zweis. ss7 % D NV. Pnos NJ. s1is. iSI
JiGsAW. Delta, large, with motor. Call
M MIN 1lls between and pSdI wssEdays
LAWN MOWERS. powered or hand.oper
esx m a'eq ea DE ea 5os Ms e1ss Msrsan d.
n1eteSrad IAWE MOVER Ia wanted Silent Yardman"
for either. CAL EN-, 1879
PIANO, PIANO medium sized ppright; good con-
pDASSwe 1asSs gae,d are looking for spinst apt
5shsa cash sEahs pfse DsR0 dE s4S5 G pay the
Or ;, small yyIpgights. II interested in selling
PIANO-I need spinet. small apart
ment upright or grand; will pay cash.
PIANo-Highest prices paid for spinet
grand or apartment uprights. Call Ma.
an ss fez . tns ssh fay nshs %as s fsa Ss.,
PIASER7 7JofNrER, 5-inch blade SSie Or longer:
give make make size SIZE price. P. o. Box $40,
eoWEs eteVahsfif. Lawn WI MOWER, roller. tractor
E 5abSsF Rsss psS
terlai on rental basis, or will pay cash.
hAD,o; sisd ra taoie moeei, need not 5e PLAYING
week. all day Sunday. /"
RADIOS, any make, table models only.
We pay highest price. Phone US and
We will call: Metropolitan Radio Co.. SIT
st: NV. ME-. 7071.
RIFLES, 1915 Magnum, in good condition.
Can Weber, RE. 1920. Ext. 2341: or DI.
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types;
repair; hemstisching, buttons covered,
TRICYCLE., suitable for child 3 years old.
TRICYCLE., new or used, for 5;;year.old
child. Call Monday through Friday. sol
West Broad St., Falls Church, Va
WASHING MACHINE, woodworking or
good cash payment. BOX 193-E. Star.
WASHING MACHINE, in good condition,
neeeed by Navy wife and family. VIII
paw cash. Hillside 1921.
WASHING MACHINE, urgently needed;
will pay cash. Ar. O765.
good condition; CO sh Call EN-. 6217.
WASHING MACHINE wanted by officers
wife, must be in good condition; will pay
cash. Hillside 1267-W.
WICKER STROLLER wanted, in good con-
~ C.J1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALE, 928 K st. Rooming house business
ca PPT1peTy Pusse $Rg09qoe f4y equBPed
RESTAURANT and soda fountain good
satisfactory reasons for selling. DU. i78i.
PARTNERSHIP in progressive business
wanted by energetic. capable, experienced
pGSltnesswoman ,yd5t a,t oI 35' not afraid 81 hard
EXcELIENr 'i$f TYPE STORE, requires excel.
Permanent position. P. j. Nee Co, 7th
End + H |, sts or phone for appointment:
hAkGE nS rodd 1 sToRE Of
manent services Of experienced and thor
oughly qualified advertising manager. APP
record preferred. See Mr. Nee. P j. Nee
Co, 7th and H SITS, or phone for appoint
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy or lease
property with rooms in NV. downtown
section; best references. Box 245-E, Star
LAUNDRY, cleaning and tailoring business
in good section; very good buy for tailor
or one who understands sewing; will sell
cheap. Apply Riggs Taiors 500 Goth
MoDERN GROCERY STORE and nice apt.
III n Ae5nndT2 eS ira FesSon46ie a6I For
FOR SALE|oid estabished I5H Si'1 GONG p Whole
sale, and retail tobacco business in Fred
best established tobacco business opAor-
tunities in Western Maryland. For IN
t9Insilon SgFs ,,ET, ETi,s B9x 1S5' FPederiek Nd
ment and material; good opportunity for
one Interested in this work. ST. 1920.
RESTAURANT-Walk in and do business
good location. TrIfiers please do not
WANTED--Of sale liquor store or COM
bination store. No agent. Box 344 E.
Star. u
MEMS WEAR SHOP" 9os 14th st NV.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, established type
writer business, including greeting cards
nn and oftice supplies; owner in service. Call
TRANSFER and messenger business, well
established, for sale; most reasonable
terms 2-year lease downtown location.
GRoCERY STORE, priced very low for
quick sale complete fixtures good loca- =
t.}n ton of I4th st. Cali Sunday. r.. Ran
PRINT SHOP, sale or lease: modern equip
ment excellent condition. Phone AT.
FOR sALE-old, established going whole
sale and retail tobacco business in Fred
erick, Md; This is one of the largest and
best established tobacco business oppor-
tunities in Western Maryland For in
formation, write Box 1875, Frederick. Nd,
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SPRINGER SPANIEL, / very fine registered
!emaie. lS mos. old, prizes; S10O Write
sass,;lIah Mrs; Jchn F. Falls, loo Forrest ave.
PERSIAN KITTENS. red, cream, best inn
ported & stock Sunday 2-6 pm, 2s03 18th
coCKER PUPP'rEs, exceptional selection Ell
FGPsrE sHPe ss: bsada sM aSs
istered females. 10 weeks; make fine pets
Or o huntsTs; After 8 pm, 81. 253s. ~
rox TERRIER, handsome, 2 years old;
master master going OF to school. Shepherd
IRISH Settlers ts). months old; one
male; $40: two females, S35; lockwood
d nresd; & &lnocqlated. Call HI. 1443-J
for good watchdog, part German shepherd.
mos old; will be glad to give away to
Tishs TRisH pesSspi gETrrR oyeTlpsk sdlps 6oss. ~.
Litter: viii sacrifee. i. NE n. Thomss. esns ST. E
RABBITS, New Zealand whites and reds.
from outstanding strain, pedigreed, resis-
seS. 1918 is5s Ea5iouS ovsg ages; !, minimum 49, IL
PpPPIEs. Spitz; ST, females; $40. males
af49 Falrmont st. NV, basement.
bOxER-We have been commissioned to
golden brindie. months. ears uncroppe6:
sell to best offer. IA. 432i. '' "A
RTNA1L.sMATTIAN; TN1.s T4AANy; y. MALES. NJ PEREEcT Marx
sTocSe Fo Se9fKEkS MEzzEEss s2S sSs q g.
Dog Hotel. 7344 Georgia Ave. ia. 1921.
FROZEN MEAT.
Goyernment-inspected unrationed meat
ior an pets. We deliver orders of 5 pounds
Arman Frosted Foods,
Ashton, Md. Shepherd 1880.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHs., CALCULATORS-Bur
roughs, Victor Sundstrand, Monroe Mar
chant, chant, hand and cleo, sale or rent; reas
AIR CONDITIONER, Plea8antaire, ig h. D.,
window model; sell cheap, TIE 2023
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED (any make),
incl, electric also expert watch and JeWelry
repairing; 5-day service; work guaranteed
| year. Regents JeWelry Co, 1892 I4th
NV. MA. 1864 Open evenings, |"
BABY CARRIAGE, leather preWar. $40.
WI 1867
BAND SAW, Crescent No 90 heavy duty,
drill press Sl7 with motor, $50; Amer
lean ,photocopy machine with dryer, trays,
supplies and cabinet, S125 Call oliver
424i, Falge Engineering Service.
BATHTUBs, two 5-ft. leg tubs, 1912
l4th st. NV.
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FARM & GARDEN.

GARDENS PLOWED and harrowed; prompt
service: any size lot; Northwest and Mary
narrowed now. immediate iistings for
BookLET BeS%s isTyi'e nov 6W s1sS' fo pnANr-rre.
ton invaluable to the gardener; It is sent
each Of o four new Rhob Ss csrs
SEND : postal p. your copy today.
cG s 9Th 3 c apf Phohs AZ sI' 1866
son and g2d Va sh oxford 54SS osaf Nelson St. Airing:
GARDEN TooLs@Good. used picks with
barrogs, $3.50; mattocks, with new. han
Garden Shops at 4, stores. Phone orders.
Fans FoR saE5 LOG to Heh1ssT yaTGs G9 of top so
want want to buy 10000 yards on field. Call Ii.
PANsY PLANTs-steele's Mastodon Jumbo
pansies produce extra large blooms They
are packed in srhagnum moss, ready for
immediate med late planting Dozen plants, soc,
storee rempig5e gSaIaen snop at each OF our
sl2lis A2aIEAsa eiRassF RosEB6sHEs. ErcAzaless,
of rss saS ss7s ana HS 81 s4s5 ae Fnas Hh Oss so
| grade rosebushes SOC each; for So 95;
II for $3.50. Flowering shrubs many pop
nlar varieties, with balls of earth, 81 so;
and white spruce, arborvitae, fraser and
douglas fir. with balls Of earth. S2.7o up.
Ornamental shade trees. 79c up. Visit our
complete Garden Shops. Phone orders,
CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS-Choice
varieties of hardy plants from. famous
virginia nursery, 35c, dozen. complete
Hechinger Co.
MANURE. PEAT MOSS, ETC.-well-rotted
COW manure from one of Maryland's finest
dairy farms. Large 100-lb. sack. S195;
5 sacks at 1.S5: 10 sacks at S1.6O. Peat
moss. ,S1.25 bushel:. 3 bushels, at s5c;
35 bushels at roc Sheep manure, so lbs,
S175; 100 lbs, S3.I5. Agrico for Vic
tory, gardens, 10 lbs, Soc 25 lbs, S14O;
80 lbs, SEQ: 100 lbs, $3.50. Garden
lime lime 10 lbs. 21e; 90 lbs, 6Oc :. Also full
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
ders. ATLANTIC 100. Hechinger Co.
Evening star., 1944-04-29

bABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James Feed Store. Inc, 619 K st. NV.
BEAcH;s HATCHERY, Md-u.. s. sp-
ducklings. goslings and turkey pouIts.
l. E. Beach Hatchery. Norbeck' Nd
Ashton ABB. Open all day Sunday
CHICKS, New Hampshire, Rocks, Leghorns.
Top quality; bottom prices; Fridays hatch
D. d. Henry. Phone Falls Church, Va, 134S.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, 500, s weeks;
aiso aaiseox twhite) turkeys 8 weeks. warfeld
NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETs, 2 mos. old.
from Govt. tested breeder; also flyers,
s, puilets ana md eocxerels, weeks old. Ken
BABY chicks. New Hampshire Reds and
White Leghorns, purebred blood tested
IoSSou s,oeki ORDER @ m now: Hatched every
tMEs WAY BATTERY CAGE, electric,
cap. 500; to six weeks, Si25 comp A r
Meier, comus. Md. Phone Poolesviie 2o72.
TURKEYs-Mammoth Bronze poults and
nnatcnlng eggs. Mrs Berry. Tel. 152-R,
HURRY Chicken buyers heaven is here,
BABY chicks, Leghorns, Anconas and Black
Mlnoreas, S12 per hundred. white and
@OTphingtons, @ Sl3 per hundred single-
Seds and Black and White Giants, S14 per
hundred. Light Brahmas and Silver Laced
Wyandottes. S1S per hundred White
Pekin dYcklings. Mammoth wagon wheel
strain Of turkey poults. At lowest prices,
the ssDp def a.npy to your fOS
Poets Lodge, Montgomery ave-, Rockville'' kills'
Md. Rockville l5S-W
Evening star., 1944-04-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

BRICKLAYING, fireplace and chimneys
BRICK WORK, repairing. fireplaces. walks
"a syss, 81 @ @o$$Si 81: ssaa' spla'ss
paintng any genens 1mf senaas Tepars
free f. estimates ate Call after pm, Sanford
GLEcTkic Essfa Wv WlksG, Zinc fixtures, extra out.
EffofsioaE SoSsrssssrSSS sss
instalies: in PROMPT service, Quality Eiec-
PaooE p5o ar5aS sASDiNS IS 81 "a rsnishins Call
PAINTING p, and paperhanasins: han also q, small small
faPRRHASGNG f1aPh G rndaa sTiS and paint
ing; estimates free; work guaranteed. = 3,
Hamilton; 1919 1lth NV. Ex. 063s;u 30.
up per room; 1914 washable. sunfast pa
NPss aNb SsS Work
ence; work guar. For free estimates and
prompt, courteous service, call DI. O125.
flrst,class meghapiss. qeorgia 1888:
Rhras Il 1ns WORK aK 7sGS sna abtsT boas. Wing
made, into lamps. Toasters, heaters and
electric irons repaired; Your old lamps
rewired. Get our estimates on electric
work. C. A., Muddiman Co., oil G st.
NV. Ma. 014o and 1922,
SCREEN and storm window combinations
available for immediate installation sashes
removable from inside of building; annual
fuel savings up to 30fo.- No down pay
ment, 36 months to pay: first payment due
Nov. /; free estimate and demonstration
in your home. Call WO. $3.50, day OR
night, including Sundays.
MACHINES, Bendix specialist
and all makes repaired. Action Service
Co. 3715 Georgia ave. NV. GE. $500.
PLASTERING,
Done by expert white mechanics. All work
nrata atnai
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL

Will GIVE EXCELLENT CARE to small
child, State-approveC home. Vienna 1851.
IF YOU WANT to advertise, I will lpG take
nation, call OR. 4S13
REDUCING, special rates; remove fat in
spots; results assured steam cabinet baths.
MaIS,Eph Man phone iNSAp "a sls4 1G4io 1890 < St:
bqar6 e IGpyernment clerks opportunity
Washington Conservatory Music, DE. 7749,
l352 H3Sa Perry , pl NM n,Eps s1ff 14th dl ST. 20.
anss6 from self
CAMP MONTRoSE-1sth season; children
to IL years; one hour from D. c.; sea-
son, weeks, Sl75. Catalogue; churches
near. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Randall, Clarks-
ESTABLISHED wATCH-REPAIRrNG firm,
3s years in Washington, guarantees
s; Mitchell. !eweler, 14O4 N Y. ave. NV.
Rsthod: MT d % Results :. sFscsiss . tos ilts; e
dr9gs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
a52l 18th Ct; nv. RA. 4747
MEETING ROOM. seating CAPACITY OF 100,
ties, etc; complete with chairs and card
tables: in Columbia Heights on car line.
Nj n Sqldano; NE; $500; ia 1892,
to S300 on your, signature,
Apply Children's Protective Association,
100! s s., NV. pU. 1873.
81 sb MONTE os ssDPes TfsPh9ne
LADIES LAD IS? HATS HATS REMoDELED, FABRICS
felts straws: designed, blocking, trimming
The Vogue 1928 14th st. NV. co. 7797.
Evening star., 1944-04-29
FILE CLERKS
Sl20 to Sl3O.
CAPITOL AGENCY,
-Jn 11+l, c. NJ EIy
Laboratory Technician

bilities Of milk testing and quality con-
trolled laboratory in milk plant Good
starting salary and excellent working con-
0itionS. A2ply in person. at 2O4O West
Virginia ave. ne. Please bring your
Evening star., 1944-04-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, office mgr, age "A, ex-
perlenced cost, general ledger, accustomed
heavy responsibility, Available now. BOX
ACCOUNTANT. young man, %. AZ: grad
uate accountant, varied experience; desires
4 hours, work a day; sedentary nature.
ACCOUNTANT desires position in essential
defense industry; references; 4-F classifi-
CHAUFFEUR. white, 80; part time, pm,
to g; married; best references or what
GASOLINE STATION MANAGER, draft
exempt with eight years experience in
operating super service station. Excellent
references. Quote salary in reply. Box
MAN, colored, experienced baker and chauf-
feur, wants work from to pm. or later;
stay, in if desired. Turner Wade, CO.
MAN, colored cook, baker, salad man,
wants afternoon work, to 8. 1915
MAN, draft draft exempt, with technical edit
experience, is seeking a connection pos
sessing better than ordinary postwar pos
sibilities. Box 2S7-E, Star. Il
SECRETARY. AT. 10 yrs experience;
500 week. Trinidad 1894. T.
WISHING A CHANGE from construction
sSuperinten5ent pte so to what have you. AGE
IA years experience in various phases
Washington. Box 266-E, Star. 80"
WANTED, position as hotel night auditor;
am sober steady and draft exempt not
tie buffer type. Box 247-E, Star. 29s
Evening star., 1944-04-29
R0ATS.

WANTED-smalI rowboat. new or used,
cot over 10 II. Phone sprt'ce 0l43. 2ps
FOR sALE-Boat D2dge utility, $500;
OuTBOARD large-size outfit. wanted either
to care for or to buy, preferably one now
owned by serviceman. Capt. Robey. Box
40, North Beach, Md
CUPRIN0L, wood, canvas and net water-
proonng and preservative. 8. kins Fulton.
Inc. sos Maine ave. s.w.. Ex. 3406.
ROPE, jute, sisal, manila, "" to 2" dia,
King Fulton, Inc, sos Maine ave. s.w..
CAN,vAs-CoTToN DUCK, 8 #. 10 10 It.
widths. Delivery from stock. 8. King
Fulton. Inc, S05 Maine ave. s.w., Elk, 3406.
WANTED-12 or IA #. boat, suitable for
after s weekdavs az ln4R 1'
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, work any kind cafeteria
or domestic: 10 am. to $50 pm; ex-
perienced. HO. 1902.
GIRL, colored, wants morning work from
8 to u noon. AID. 3942, call mornings
NURSE, practical, colored, wishes or
10 hours day duty: best of reference. Ii
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work, ref
erence. Call HO. 1888.
Evening star., 1944-04-29
STENOGRAPHFPS

D. c. Chapter American Red Cross; 5I2-
day week; excellent working conditions;
salary Sl30 month. CLERK-TYPIST 10.
$40 month Phone RE. 5275, Ext 10,
for appointment
Evening star., 1944-04-29

DR.. H W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg. 6O6 14th NV.
ROBT. B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY
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HELP DoMESrlc tcont.)

SOMEWHERE there must be a lady looking
for q permanent home: light housework;
employed couple; $50 mo. to start. Box
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OFFICE CIERK

Young lady under 30 for clerical work
in country club; will work under pleasant
surroundings; some knowledge Of typing
REQUIRED, speed not essential 40-hour wk
vacation with pay, permanent position, op-
ptrtunity for advancement: SilO per mo
TO start Apply in person, or call MIR
Brown, CHI. 04O0, Army Navy Country
CUB goo lSth 81. South, Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1944-04-29
INYPIST
BOOKKEEPER,

Young lady, to take orders over tele-
phone in flower store and do general
ONCE work Good salary. Flowers, Inc,
1A3l II ST. NV. j.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

Permanent position; halliday work in
insurance office; pleasant working condi-
tionS. Box 119-C, Star.
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2 THORORREDS-
COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERL
h. WO. 1890. Kensington 46e, q

"Upsettipg," chestnut gelding. ready to
run Miss Lofty" chestnut mare, good
jumper.
Also factory-made 2-horse trailer and
tack Falls Church 2737, 2546-W
Evening star., 1944-04-29

Young refined lady; weekdays, $50 tc
y m and Sundays ! 10 pm: Sl5 anc
dinners. See Mrs Bryan. 1924 Conn ave
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Mrs. Hughes Peterson Feted At Bridge Party Saturday
FLIES TO PITTSBURGH

Mrs. Mary Hickman Of 4l82 Burns
flew to Pittsburgh Saturday night
when informed OF the death OF he-
brother-in-law. She will return TO
the city Thursday or Friday.
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showered By
Attendants
BY GLADYS MILLS

A personal shower for Miss
Jeanne Audrionne Hill. bride-elect
of Ebert Kirk Langford. was held
last Sunday at the home of Miss
Jane Jackson. 1908 King. between
the hours of 4 and pm. The we'd
ding hosiesses were Joint hostesses
for the shower. They are Misses
Marian Anderson. VIOLA DeLoney.
Elisabeth M.-Griffin, Miss Jane
jackson. Martha f. Lundy, Bernice
Miller. Helen Taylor and Jeanne
Thompson.
For the shower in her honor, Miss
Hill wore a lowered crepe dress
with long red gloves. and white
gardenias in her hair. The hostesses
presented her with an orchid COR
sage The bride-elect's mother wore
q gray manufactured 81 I with white
accessories. The groom 10 = be's
mother wore black with white ac-
cents. and the bride o-be's grand
mother was stately in blue print.
with matching accessories.
Guests who attended the shower
were: Maxine Brown, Edna Allen.
Florence Gleaton, Lcota Tyree.
Doris Gibson. Mildred Friersnn.
Mary Mitchell. Cornelia DeIouey.
Maxine lvey. Margaret Liehtner.
Mrs w. LanGford. Loretta Roberts.
Martha l. Ninion. Louise F.. Lane.
Mrs Leila p. Stewart. Sally Gle.
Zelam Smith. Matte Lewis, Lor-
raine Humphrey. Betty Ann Jack
son and Delphine NJ Griffin.
Among those from out-of-town
who will attend the wedding next
Sunday at Bethel church. are Miss
Icota Tyrcc who arrived this week
from Howard university; Miss Joan
Kennedy. who will arrive on Thurs
day, also from Howard university;
Barbara Hilliard. daughter Of Sue
and Ed Hilliard. who will fly from
Cleveland; and Mrs. Paul b. Cor
nelly. Of Washington, DC. aunt OF
tho bride-to-be.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

his week-ends in Detroit. spoon
ing with. .. EVA McBROOM.
who had US thinking she was only
interested. :. social work. -.
X X X
FRANCES RAIFORD POLK
and "JEEP" so delighted be-
cause they put their secret over on
US completely -.
X * y
JOE "ZIGGY" JOHNSON. =. has
The swankiest floer show 10 hit town
in an age And he is still suave
and sar;orially splendid. with
shoes TO match his suits. =. come
ratons stamps what may.
X X X
BOURBON KING. DIR. c. Ell
WHlTBY'S three-year-old stallion
WAS killed accidentally. while
training. last week 80.
Il X n
DR.. PAUL ALEXANDER. and
his .... FLASH" 80. a very Tine
piece Of horse flesh. o.. showed a,
the ofay horse show in Toledo.
last week and came away with q
RIBBON.
X X y
Have YOU had a chance 10 hear
...THELMA BALDWIN'S record
ing OF ... BISHOP BOOGIE 49,.
which she OF course composed
* X X
MYRTLE SEABROOKS. AND
....GERALDINE FOWLER. =. are
of for hilarious two weeks. in
New York -.
Meanwhile 80. DRS. BEN and
MELVIN and the lads will
take themselves off to Canada for
a fishing trip ..
* X q
We like. :. MARGIE CARTER
with black hair. regardless OF
what some may say The Holly
wood stars do il SO why can't wee
X X x
LIEUTENANT STANTON HUN
TON . planed into town over
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

the weekend. as surprise to
his mother for Fathers Day..
Mr.. AND MRS. LUCIUS HAIR
PER. of Chicago. were guests
Of the Mark Twain Hotel last week
800. also GEORGE JONES -.
with the pots OF money.
ROMANO JOHNS was busy
showing .. UBIE BLAKE -. the
pianist E. about town. last week.
MRS. ETHEL MADISON OF Hol-
brook Ave. tells us she en-
joyed :. her first trip south -. she
spent the weekend in Memphis
visiting her husband. =. SEA
MAN LEWIS MADISON. =. where
they were the house guests Of DR..
William Martin, brother OF. DIR.
J. B. MARTIN of Detroit.
PFC. MYZELL SOWELL. who
is stationed in New Guinea. :. sends
hello 10 his many friends 80.
X X X
BERYL ANDERSON GREEN go.
leaves tonight for California Los
Angeles. to join her husband,
Russell who is now with Jimmy
Lunceford's band . She will ar
rive there on her first wedding an
nlverSary.
X * *
MARY ANN BAILOR. writes
from Hollywood . Thrilled with
seeing the stars and their homes.
X x X ..
LUCILLE CHAMBERS writes
from NY. 10 say that she is
having a grand time 81. has seem.
"OTHELLO" and had a back stage
chat with 80. the star -. PAUL
ROBSON. who sent us his re-
CARDS e.. and we will OF course sec
him soon at Briggs. ~
X * X
MRS. EMILY BAKER-mothcr
Of. EDWARD A his wife and
moth erin law are all here now
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MahoneyN Nurses
Club Meets For
Health Program,
By GLADYS MILLS

Thursday. June Is, the Mary Ma
honey Nurses club met at the De-
trot Association OF Women's Clubs,
on Ferry at Brust streets. One of
the highlights of the program COM
mittee was the presentation OF
Aim on prenatal care by Mrs. Ada
Summers, a member Of the Depart
ment OF Health staff.
Mrs. Rosa Bragg, president OF the
Women's association, was guest Of
the club. She told the nurses the
luncheon plans for the meeting to
be held at the Book Cadillac on
Saturday, June "a.
The nurses made their final plans
for the informal meeting they are
to have honoring Mrs. Riddle on
June 81. Mrs. -Estelle Massey Riddle
as you know is a national consultant
for the Recruitment of Nurses for
the Council for War Services. Mrs.
Riddle is touring the country on a
grant from the Rockefellow Foun-
dation studying the facilities for the
education of the Negro nurse.
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the festival E. She says she wants
10 give a leg Up 10 any aspirant. 80.
knowing as she surely does. what
a long and tedious road it Is 10 sue
cess 80.
CADETS
Saw. BILLY CARTER who
IS now COB we didn't know
he was out OF town.. but he has
been for all OF two months he tells
Ne. He was out dancing with his
attractive wife. E. looks fine IN his
sailor toys.
X X X
By the same token we were
surprised 10 see. WALDO BECK
... in 4 sailor suit over the week
end -.
X X X
Happened 20 catch Quick glance
a, -. THEODORE WOODSON....
home on furlough 49,.
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Hear that. BUDDY SAuND-
ERS. is in the solomon Islands
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c. r. COLLINS. e.. now out Of
uniform .. living in ClcVeland....
but spending most his money and
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from the East :. a.. living at their
country place at Grass Lake.
pending occupancy OF their Boston
Blvd Home. go.
MARGARET THOMAS -. VIC
TORrA THOMAS. and JEANNE
COLE. :. spent last week in New
York e. Seems funny 10 write Vic
toria Thomas -. we will get used TO
il as time goes on....of course 80.
Parties for our most recent bride
.... are beginning go. VALERIE
WALLACE and -EDLEE WEB
.STER. -. along with members OF
the. =. DOOLITTLES. will enter
tain her this week. with shower:
and SUCH.