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Evening star., 1944-04-25
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WASHINGTON WELCOMES you.
Dance revue featuring Patricia
Bowman, sponsored by The Star,
Jewish Community Center, Sis
o'clock tonight.
BIRD WALK.
National Capital Parks: Walk
through Rock Greek Park, meet at
SixfeGnth street and Kalmia road
lM :50 a.m. tomorrow.
r DANCE.
New Jersey State Society spring
dance. Statler Hotel, 10 o'clock to-
might.
DINNER.
Civitan honor key dinner, May
flower Hotel. 7 o'clock tonight.
Members and guests only.
EXHIBIT.
Textile and costume exhibit from
Metropolitan and Brooklyn Mu-
seums, embassies and private COL
lections, United States War Center.
1720 I street NV, noon to 6 pm.
daily. y
British Commonwealth OF Ma
tions," by Stephen Holmes, Jewish
Community Center, $3.50 o'clock to-
night.
Life in Russia" by Princess Nina
Toumanova, to the Associated
Women Students of Catholic Uni
versity, in Mcmahon Hall Audito-
rum, S pm. tomorrow. Student
body only.
MUSIC.
Recorded Music Association. Ii
brary of Congress, 7:45 o'clock to-
might.
Sinfonietta, Corcoran Gallery,
BIS o'clock tonight. Gallery opens
at 7 o'clock.
WORLD IN WASHINGTON.
Evening in the Ukraine" pre-
sented by American Ukrainian So
ciety Of Washington, Scott's Hotel
ballroom, $50 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Stage Dor Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: Cal Gilford's Orches-
ira. Starboard Band from Naval
Air Station, Sasha Lucas and Gay
ETY. Theater acts.
Officers dance, Offlcers' Service
Club Burlington Hotel, $3.50 O'Clock
tonight.
Social dance instruction class
Langley Junior High School, 7:3C
lo'clock tonight
Servicemen may obtain additional
information on other activities by
lcalling the United Nations Center
National 5000, or any of the fol-
lowing USO numbers: Executive
0428, Republic 1927, National O6l4
National 3431, or, for colored serv-
Iicemen, Decatur 1864.
Evening star., 1944-04-25

Icific, she looks like nothing more
than a high school girl singing at
her own commencement exercises
Her voice departs completely from
the accepted pattern, being of light
opera timbre, a soprano OF very
good quality In her white bouffant
gown, she could not have looked
like anything but a healthy small
town girl If she had tried. One sug-
gestion to Miss Phelan for the re-
moval of the last detraction from
her style is that she forget any les
sons she has had in histrionics and
concentrate on simple and unaf-
fected singing, which she can do
very we'll.
Roy Douglas has worked out a
very commendable ventriloquist pat
ter, with number of situations
which have not been seen before.
If you have a fondness for the
routine which does not quite come
OF. for the romantic interlude which
somehow will not jell. in spite of
the most violent efforts of both
parties to succeed. you will enjoy
Barrett and Smith. dancers who
open the Trade Winds show.
* X
Sam Wong, owner of the recently
inaugurated China Clipper, has
come to realize that night club
owners are definitely not of the
privileged class.
He started bravely out some weeks
ago. engaging an orchestra for the
Cabin Room, the upstairs portion of
his club, going ahead with plans to
open the following week. One thing
followed the other-such things as
|priorities and labor shortage-and
one week followed another, with his
orchestra profiting while cooling its
heels. Finally Sam emerged more or
less triumphant with the opening
Of the Cabin Room. The down.
stairs portion had to wait until
almost week later for its OPEN
ing.
Sans orchestra, AL Mason and
his men, seems to be particular
Evening star., 1944-04-25
$1,000 Donated Blood
Here Last Month

District Red Gross blood dona-
tions broke previous records last
month. the number of individual
donors exceeding 5000 in the local
chapters March report.
OF the total, s,845 reported to the
fixed center. and the others gave
blood to mobile units, the figures
disclosed.
In the Home Service Unit, 4,6l7
applications for service we're re-
ceived, rejecting an increase of A
per cent over the previous month
Cases open in March numbered
1887, and of these $500 were acted
on. Financial aid was required in
SIS cases, involving an expenditure
of Sl2.775.11.
First-aid certification showed ar
increase over the preceding month
with 40 classes completing instruc-
ton and 703 certificates issued
The Canteen Corps served 40,541
persons, the Chapter House Can
teen had an attendance of 8,444 and
Evening star., 1944-04-25

Once in a great while a discovery
of unheralded talent is made in the
labyrinth OF after dark wanderings
as welcome as pay dirt in gold
mine and sometimes as rare.
Such a discovery was made not
SO long ago at Ciro's. There was
a sudden joining of feminine voice
with the piano, clear. true soprano
which rang out powerfully over the
babble of voices and hushed every
one in the room.
The source of the voice was finally
traced to a slim, dark young girl
sitting at a secluded table with her
mother The girl, who proved to
be as charming as she was attrac-
tive, is Virginia Winters. There are
Two very good reasons for her anna
teur standing. She is only IA years
old, and is very busy at the moment
attending Taft Junior High School
1t has never seemed practical to
take singing lessons, because she
intends to be a nurse little later.
So, as she said, she just sings
whenever she feels like it. And
what better reason could there be
for singing?
It is little hard to find the
formula for Maraget Phelans popu-
larity at the Trade Winds. She has
none of the usual qualifications-no
S,lltrv glance no throaty tone no
Hattie Carnegie gown. To be spe-
Evening star., 1944-04-25

drawing card for the srevice crowd
who sometimes represent a 100 per
cent attendance as they swing out
with great devotion to the Mason
band.
Jerry King does some very nice
things of his own composition OF,
the Solovox in the Anchor Room OF
the Annapolis. His arrangement
of None but the Lonely Heart" is
particularly good
Tonight the Club 400 will choose
a grand winner from the survivors
OF its weekly amateur singing con-
tests, with the additions starting at
10 o'clock.
Current talent at the Lotus runs
largely to the terpischore. There
are Edwards and Angela, dance
satirists; June Hammond, tap
dancer, and, of course, the eight
'Lotusettes."
Count Maurice produces any re-
quested drink from one cocktail
shaker-a talent which should be
|put to good use in these times.
Evening star., 1944-04-25

the Blood Donor Center served re-
freshments to 1853 donors.
Five hospitals were served by 80
dietitian's aides. Twenty-seven new
nurses aides completed instruction
and were assigned to duty, and 713
served in Is hospitals. IL clinics and
3 agencies. In the home nursing,
Gray Lady corps and home service
volunteer corps, 142 servicewomen
completed classwQyk. One class OF
9 Gray Ladies cUhpleted instruc-
ton at the Home for Incurables and
IL hospitals were served by 376 Gray
Ladies in all.
A motor mechanics course. wa.
completed by Is graduates, l03 per.
sons were certified in first aid. ano
As persons were certified In water
safety.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.

Trade Mark REGISTERED q. s. Patent ono.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Coptives' Relatives to Meet

A meeting of the Japanese Pris-
oners Of War Relatives Association
will meet at pm. tomorrow at
the Central Branch of the YMCA
173e @ street NV. The group will
hold an election for a chairman
Mrs. Philip Fleming of the Ameri-
can Red Cross will speak on con-
ditions in the Japanese camps.
Evening star., 1944-04-25

leral worker at meeting in room
3l06 South Agriculture Building at
8:l5 o'clock tonight. Donald Mur-
ray of the United Federal Workers
Of America viii speak on wage
Legislation.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Club to Hear Walsh

The Massachusetts, State Legisla-
tive Club will hear Senator Walsh,
Democrat, of Massachusetts, discuss
price control as 1t affects the Fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Ambassador House. Ken stoltsnberg; Blrs
Bar. Tavern. Leo Winstts. EArrs Bar,
Ec0fsr- f5,sslaeszmen, Bob GnuEeon.-Scs.s
Machine, Ex-Cell-o, II. Hyatt, Class ID;
Mead Screw Prod, Falkland Jr., Ray
shuster, 5 Bushels. DPW Sanitation, Er-
win Kersten; Wyand0tte UAW-ClO, Fire
stone, George Efeifner; Wolves, Briggs
outer Drive, Glenn Turner. Class ~;
Commandos Local ISL. Armand Maison /;
&. l. Sims. Great Lakes. chn Danyille: :
Polishing, National Twist. Joe Perrecs
Mechanical Handling Eng, Ind, Steel. Bob
Huusr.
10 :sO-CIass A. Scenic Inn. Fort Park
House, Joe Eemeth. Class n; smoke Bros.
Fort-B House. John Norris; Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Sid's a Hero Again

Sid Sheinhnim,S- laSt-minute
basket, duplication Of his feat last
week, gave Laula a 45-43 decision
over TT. Wayne in Municipal
Open League Class A contest at
Kronk Gym. Sid's IA points were
tons TOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
SATURDAY

sO0-Ciass ~ schlsas, Pontiac opheum,
Cs0rEs s5s,t-I. Class CseRed, Nardin Park
Reformed, Ward Hartwell1 Class ID; NO
tor Inn Rec. No. ?, Pontiac Orpheum
Ralph NetLEer; Sllvercup Hread, Wayns
Amaranth, Joe Fornari. Milling Dept
American Twist STANLEY castor: Ford Tire
Plant. 4 patches. T.. Meehan. Class T.
Pistons, s. Marine; Diaphrams o. Martin
Brass. Lincoln. Joe Campau; supervision
No 2. TerngteGtr S4Fsss - sf+t- fstffr
vickers. y. Burton; Llght repair, rams
Arsenal, David Hatfield
s:15-Class &; standard Auto Electric
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Bowl. Central Travelling, Ray Bardei: Phi-l
lips Opticians. Fort Park House Joe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h-ssest,- ssl-lss.
Pat cahill. Corporate Tool West Side
classic, Barney Adair Glass ID: Lancas
Ter, Packard Aircraft, Gus KlrOuac
sayyae, Wolverine House. Orvile sayyae.
Class ~; Corporate Tool, Dodge Main, Pat
Cahll; Mitchell Bombers. Fisher ~. May
nard Noble: Beekolin, RCl. Al Wheeler !
Piuge, Pr0udfOot Electric, Roger Lanzon. |
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
SUNDAY

I2:i5-Class G; Major cafe Lincoln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
NJ ANUFAcTURERs a JoBBERs SQUAD

sIs-CIass L! stafords Restaursnt
Martin Cooney. Glass j.: Claude slniL
Inc, Ed Fisher; Bronson Vacuum, Ted
bronson; Pittsburgh Plate Glass, O. Thorn
Qualified Gage. Len Brooks. Zmmsrman
ms, Harry Wiokens; National Biscuit
Henry Kruger; Judd Co. Bill Nicoial.
Class y: Central Tool a Die, carr Olson
Michigan Optical cyril ARA
Steel Lawrence Carton; North Ind Sand-
ers, Leonard Pascoe.
7.sO--CIass A: Detroit Times All-Siar
Classic Brunswick Minerailtes. Harold Al
len. Fife Electric, Charles Kotarski. Class
&: ship Cafe, springweils Tavern, Car
Albrecht; Ex-Cello Purple-Automh'tcs, Ray
Nanney. Glass d. Semimatics, Rex Blake
Tool Room, Chry. -Jeh. No. J. :. Pace
Grand River Merchants Dale LOsey's Cart
-Geefsr- Rif,aes-t HAS, D. kasE4s !2E.-S-
Furniture. James Aughton; Grandstah
Mems Wear. Roy Puver; saratoga Bar
Al Juliep: paul Young Taxidermists. Avn
Hide Moran a Dun Funeral Home, oscar
Stiska.
s:G5--CIass A. Midwest Abrasive. Trsv-
cling, Angelo Damico. Class Is; fleH -
TuLe. Altoona Intermediate Alex Tfibio
Class &. Rainbow House Cadillac Tavern
sid Pollard, Old Corner Bar, Arcnis
Dovney, Petricks Five, Travelling, steve
Petrick Class -; Bombers, Ford WILLOW
Run. - Goldinger; Barbieri Mkt., Lowe
House, J. BarbieH, HAmUton. IDol t5aBe
BEDFORD Businessmen, George kenderes
FAyKo Beverage No. Is, Patter Makers
Sam Morell0: Councilman Pat J. Doyle
Dearborn Municipal. Hank Elliott Class
r.. Auto stores DSR Local Si2. CT
Fletcher. Sea Mates. kermath Mis- LoI'
Roy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

q n: Rolling Nil No. I. John corfado
Corsair, Briggs hamt PM hieigiecn
Poison Food Nkt.. EYO.-S-s@s-rts-s-
Planning Ing. chry Tank Arsenal. p,
Lickteig: Pipe Flttars. DeS0to Wyoming
Prank Ogurcak Claude a Howard Service
Royal Oak Victory. Russell BIZ Class y
Mechanics Laundry, Lucky Striks 81
Charles McCrerry; Midnighters. Plant Wild
Local 900, John Miller; Grinders. z A
Thompson, David Mitchell; 6-N0od Inn
Ferndaie Ind. I'D Dayton.
s:OO-Class rs; Palace Recreation, Palace
House, John Casburn. Eastern Travelling
Archway Buffet. Bruce Richmond. Cias'
&: Archway Rec. Al. Clasquin. 5th Pre-
cinct Detroit Police. Floyd robert, Bud
stempien's Bsr, Czapsk House. Bu1
stemplen. Onyx Toppiers, Cr0auan, G
Pulick: Oct. Auto Parts, X. ~ G. Rec
Art Ssmmut; Ready Power Co. Rolawu'
House, John Keller. Class u: Band Box
Albion Major. John DickerE0n; Better Mad'
Chips, Archway Jr., r. Dixon, harAuders
KelVinAtor Thurs, owen Martin Class
Schmdts, ", s. Businessmen, Harm
Jacobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

WASHINGTON BOWL ~ !. s " s..s 'o.s ASs
oPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY FROM
20 A. ~ TO $50 A. ~. CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

WARREN pnWI 200 WEST WARREN
UHnIILN puUt " JIIssb ~. Fss5FF-
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

urU nIprIrl 4'72 CHEaI sTREET
NCN uAnI lLlu ~. sti6. o.. s74J
Under Es~ Msrss,mtsi. ossn Bo~ilns Wssk.
aays 20 A. ~. Usth p. ~. All oO sat. san.
OLYMPIC REC, " ~. 49,. AZ SO . s!y'S
A. An,,, Ne. ssd nos.rs Pa,ht1sil.r. oo,a
Bo-uss At DAY Saturday and Sundays.
PALACE Rec p. ''as s9 s't = Gn. 1yssT v.,,
osso Boslies TODAY UntH $50 p. ~. After u.
sitisra'. Restaurant. ceesisn LOuss'.
PALACE, SCHOEEHERR ' sG1u a. ''s s.s5
l-structiou, Girn Dstiy on TIRE paul NoBusY.
SET .instueior. Lesfn 10 Bowl Correctly Here.
PALM BEACH s.s, '.a1S stT'aS os S' 'Is,,s
Open Bowling TODAY UHtU p. ~. After a..
Et,s int,rusiiop. By Al Dsrisn Wsstdsyr. IS Pm.
PALMER PARK s. ..s iss 40 30 s'' sea;
q Bfun,~les Alleys, Bar AVID GriIl op,n Bowl.
ins 10 p ~. After 20. free Parkins.
pLpKI AVN 1920 WEsT WARREN AVE
hllhLhNV % Beautiful Lanss' cE 32lJ
Opsn Alleys Daily. forenoon, ETeept wsdnssdsg
ostroirs Prstiiss' Cocktail Bar. Meals Served.
+ pi IYnlIIu 1917 JOS. chMPAU. Ma. ISasI
Open Daily Until 4 A. M,
pIINpnW pEc Io72s oEATloT AVE. at
hNlhOUU nIv' MARCUS ~ $3.50
OPEN BOWLING HERt TODAY Until p. ~.
MIXED DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY. . p. ~.
RITZ RE- Isss! WYOMING At FIskgLlI
oe.s 90" sow,,se oS To5 s;'5' 1 ntt9Ts
p N. ~ Day SATURDAYS and Suadsys
RIVIERA REC '' 70 ds s,.. r. sys CO.., aye
Open so~lirs ropAY trom a Noon UHni 6
p ~ ard Altar - p NJ. All Day sat. sun.
pnVU s2oo nANlsrIouE. Near E. warrnI
Eatfies cic's March 18th Tor Julss Plnoksrt
sinsisl cisi,ie. 5000 and $500 Toe Prizes.
SOUTHEASTERN 81 81 . LIZ : cHAs NJ OK
oPth BOWLING HERE TO-DAY JAN Pm
/ FRI AfTtR ?. ~. SAL SUN. ALL DAY.
SPRINGWELLS ''s = ' .'.rs " ,s,, aye
Open Bowling At DAY Ss'ufdays and Sundays.
WARREN BOWL zoo ..l xgs1 " TAE ,,.i,,
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON BOWL q; s u s..s 1.s Ass
oPTH BOWLING EVERY DAY From
70 A. ~. TO $50 A. ". CHERRY $50.
WEST DFTR0IT 'l2! .lcaletts. sIAs
OPEN BOWLING TODAY P ~ UNTIL
CLOSING. All oE ssiurssyi shd surasy'.
DAILY
BuYiinQ Habit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

WEST DETROIT ' g1U sISslet e.. s sl,s
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY P. ~ UNTIL
CLOSING. All Gay Saturdays shd SuhdsSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

LOWE REC, 20 20 s sURtis9 I 1tHt5s
Cosktau lounrs MUrrsy sllz
1925 fast lsfsrion ~ Eastlaen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

tirKY cTptKE bsif GRAND RIVER AT
lubhI OfhfhE The BLVD. ~ 1855
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A. n. ON
q BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

IupEptII DIR GENERAL MOTORS BLDG
lmI LnlHL nIOt CENTRALLY LOCATED
20 MODERN ALLEYS
Onsn tvrsy Day uutil nidnioht Ma. 3i96
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

cpplucWEIIc 1919 sPRN6WELLS AVE.
" HlNOWLALS 10 Alleys. VI. 2.g323
Open Bowling At DAY SATURDAY, ard Sundays
A. N. III Ciosins. weekdays TITT Z. After VI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Listen 10 Gu. Hosnsehsns All String Orebssro-
WJR-TUesdoys 7:3o Pm, EMILIO kaol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Altoona REC. p i'D Aas,, ,''''t "a A sssi
oFts BOWLING TO-DAY FROM % a. n.
UsTiL sP.s. SATURDAY.. Suadsy' Until Pm.
AMBASSADOR $50 sYs, sfsAs[ ~ ~. Ma
ossp so~lus TODAY uau p. n ard After
II p. ~ AT DAY Saturdays I'D sunday
BEACON REC" 'ytE .',o, At ;'J Ji!ssa
oPtE BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL 6s q ~
F.ssoaiion, Tattr Cor Norninsi sod hn'fnooas.
BOWL ODROME '. 20 . 9SsTs e.. s ssa, $3.50
Open Bowling al AII-Emes!
-GRtNs. TRORBIY as .r,, Co., 8. GOO
pssa Bovpou IoDAY-ertr e. ~ ara Alter
~ =. ~. All Dsy SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS.
EHrST tMFS tUrrEETT,91ES 4" 60 RIyER
Bowsrs Parable VISIT Our stage Bar and
coc,tsu Lounge NEVER Dull MOMENT
nrupY uszs WHITTIER. at KELLY no
UlNUI ~ ALLtYS Ar. 6lt8
Opsn Bo4iing TO-DAY untH =. ~ ard Alter
% Pm. Home Of me Famous Bs's',-o' Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION s tntfEt' q ~ SEQ
Open Bowling al All Times!
DEXTER REC. oGST!!H ~ 5OSIos etyO..
bANl III UAOf p ALLEYS. ~ A.9aH3
Open Bowling TODAY Until g. " ard After
SPIN. AL DAY SATURDAYS AID SUNDAYS.
CLpnFN PR $40 Woodward It a.sss0
oPEH BOWLING TODAY SOON UNTIL 3 Pm.
AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS. b.
GRAND CENTRAL ~" T - .',, PSeN
Piss,ms 10 Bowl AZ oninifsi- Allan in Detroit.
Excellent Trausportstion-Bm and Sirssioa'.
GPANDWAY REC. 1885 GRAND Rlvta
Six BRAND Ns~ Alleys upen Bowling SATURDAYS
ard sundays. bssutiiul Coet'sh lounge
cprIT IIFrc ~ BALTIMORE
OnLHl LHhLO a. Woodward Ma 6s6q
Opsn Bo~iins-io Alleys 81 Ro~-Uniil y 90
p. ". AND After 100 p. cocktail ga
IMPERIAL REC. s9s .n,s,, MOTORS 9sOe.
70 MODERN ALLEYS
opss tvs'y Day uuul nidniaht Ma. 949s.
J. ], MlLLETT'S s'1 Is s,.l!, ave.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
IgWF,S RE 70 slLLlAnn 1Aa1ts
Cofkah Lounns NUrrsy sll2
1925 Fast Isfsrion a. Ea,useo
LUCKY STRIKE 1 1sE T r. AM 7 ~ az A.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 a N. ON
~ BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
Mt, ELLIOTT REC. 7''' Nv NJ $50. ELLIOTT
op.n Au.w TODAY from shH urW ON
-V'.i os' eost,sa touHs' EtesIl,ut GOD.
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
PLUMBERs-LICENsED

SINKS cleaned. 81. 24-hr. sewer ser.
piumb'R fixtures. Duke. TN. 2-265t
WOODWARD Sewer servicc-Electri-
cally cleaned: reasonable results
or no cost; anytime. anywhere. Cad
lilac O456.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Altoona REC. !, go a,I. s,oT''t "a A s.ii
oPtE BOHLIsG TO-DAY FROM 20 a. ~
UNTIL sP.s SATURDAY.. S1nosys Until Z Pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Mt, ELLIOTT REC. F''' Nv ~. . ssl'orr
op.n Ausw TODAY From shA urH ON
- Visi' -nsF -GosttaH tauHss EScsitnt cod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

cnIITupLcTEpu ST. ICAN 4 CHABLEVoIX
OUOInLHO IEnH Y ALLEYS NJ. y2s4
oPtN BOWLING HERE TO-DAY JAN Pm
FRI AFTER . ?. ~. SAL. SUN. AL DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

- ~ WlLlLl TR. 2-al35
You Are Always Welcome Here!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

pIVtrpI prn 1882 GRAND RIVER AVE
hlflLhN HLO' NO. s567. ar Cooled
Open so~lins TO-DAY trom q Noon Unri
r. ~. and Altar ~ 2. ~. All Day sat. Sun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

ROYAL 'l'' "4 - sItays MAJ ~ ~, ~'"'
Eetfies cic's March 18th Tor Julss Plnekslt
singles Classic. $1,000 and $500 Too Prizes.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
|Colored Masons

Walter j. Pferson was elected
master of Pythagoras Lodge of COL
ored Masons. Other officers are: I
j. Smith, treasurer; Past Master j.
w. Sewell, secretary; E. J. Edwards,
jr., senior warden; w. G. Bowie,
Junior warden; Loomis Coates, senior
deacon and John Pye, junior dea-
con.
Officers of Widows Son Lodge will
meet at school of instruction at 5
pm. today at the home of Past
Master c. N. Parker.
j. T. Beason, secretary general of
the Scottish Rite, will give lecture
on "The Emblems and Jewels of the
Scottish Rite before Jonathan Da-
Wis Consistory tomorrow evening at
the Scottish Rite Temple.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
Births Reported

William and Ruth Badders, girl.
SyruS ana violet Babies, boy.
Walter and Doris Batcheller. boy.
Karl and Madelon Bell, boy
Alfred and Irene Bernstein, boy
Roland and Margaret Blandford. girl
Ernest and Marie Burkett, girl.
John and Nancy Cain, girl
clarence and Mildred Case, girl.
George and Mary Coan, boy
Robert and Lillian Copeland, boy.
Paul and Margaret Cox, girl.
William and Anita Flack, boy.
Daniel and Katherine Frysinger. boy.
Herbert and Carl Hoover, boy
John and Elizabeth Hoyle, boy.
| George and Alma Joseph, girl.
James and Betty Karas, girl
Russell and Carolyn Kelly, boy.
Raymond and Pauline Kbbey, boy.
Willis and Margaret Ledman, boy.
Dwight and Elizabeth Lord, girl,
George and Clara Lynn, girl.
Neil and Jean Madsen, boy.
Elmo and MarJory Miller, boy.
John and Carrie Mahan. boy.
Harry and Anna Mozingo. boy.
Lawrence and Judith Mcintyre, boy.
Robert and Ruth Novy, girl,
James, and Lucy Owens, girl
Daniel and HaZen RabenhorSt, boy,
Frank and Ann Slaughter, girl.
James and Helen Sullivan, boy.
Leon and Frances Temple, boy.
ASby and Eta Thompson, girl.
Floyd and Evelyn Trammel, boy.
James and Katharine Walton, girl
Cornelius and Alice Weetman, girl.
Blaine and Dolores Wickein. boy.
Edgar and Agnes Oats. girl
Osborn and Hazel Smallwood, boy.
George and Clara Yeadon, girl.
Housewives, join the fight! Sa
waste cooking fats for gunpowds
Take them to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
Deaths Reported

Victoria A. Boyer. 81. 1921 Nichols ave
S.W
Chambers R. Porterfield, -. 1906 Ross pl
NV.
Gustave W. Lauten. 81, 2ls Madison St
NV.
Joan F. Osman. 81, 2O07 jackson St n e.
Martha E. Matthews, "a, Silver Spring. Nd
Edward Freeman, SO. Az Riggs I'd. ne.
Samuel Frankel, 50, Washington, D. c.
Mitchell C. Lyon, 81, 4521 Macarthur blvd
Milton Stephens. 80, 1907 9th St NV.
John G. Brennan, 80, 400 Cathedral ave.
NV.
Wilbur E. Nichols, 40 Arling ton, Va.
Evelyn G. Sigmon, IS. 3l09 CT ST. Sc.
Myrna R. Knock, II, 1916 5th st Sc.
Doris G. Rasmussen, infant, 900 Quincy st
me.
Infant Townsend, Brandywine, Md.
Cora Taylor, "a, @u2 NJ St Sc
Mamie johnson, so, Washington. D. c.
Richard Matthews, 81. 1872 St NV.
Blanche E. Spriggs, "A. 81 Pierce ST. NV
Emma H Forbes, 81. Upper Marlboro, Md
Infant NiCkenSon, Arlineton. Va