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Evening star., 1944-05-03

BACK III Lne UnlCeQ states after
Is bombing missions over German
held Europe, Capt. Danny Riordan,
81, pilot Of the Flying Fortress
Margie, was married today to the
girl for whom his plane was named
Miss Margie Hogeland, at st. Jer-
ONES Catholic Church, Hyattsville
Capt. Riordan, who piloted the
Bit Margie from September to
March on missions over Schwein-
furt, Frankfurt and other German
cities, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel P. Riordan, 1855 Fourth
street S.W.
Miss Hogeland is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hogeland
2720 Cheverly avenue, Cheverly, Md
The Rev. Edward Roach, rector
oficiated at the ceremony before
a small group of relatives. None OF
Capt. Riordan's former crew men,
bers who have returned to the
States could be present, he said
His brother Robert was best man.
The captain, who worked at the
Navy Yard before enlisting in the
Air Forces two years ago, became
engaged to Miss Hogeland in Sep.
tember before leaving for England
"And if it hadn't been for Archie
(the co-pilot), our Fort might have
had some other name. Every fellow
wants to name his ship after his
best girl back home. But this was
one time had to win," Danny said
Archie is a swell guy"
Honey, talk about what you die
over there" Miss Hogeland coaxec
in yesterdays interview with the
pilot, holder Of the Air Medal with
three oak leaf clusters and the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross. Both the
DFC and the promotion to captain
came in March.
You know nothing ever happens
to me, Margie," the flyer protested
Later conversation revealed that
on one mission the ball turret gun
ner in Capt. Riordan's Fortress was
killed by an enemy 20 nm. shell,
which burst in the turret.
And the time we bombed indus
trial targets in Frankfurt we lost an
engine and the formation, too," the
modest aviator finally recalled. But
i managed 3 to tag onto another
formation. Isguess altogether Ne lost
four or five engines the whole time
we were over there"
The captain, who arrived In
Britain last September as q second
Evening star., 1944-05-03
PimIico Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81 500; maiden
Telltale Roberts) 1920 1880 e.1o
Molliann (Bowers) 4.S0 29O
Mightbe (Breen) $50
Also ran-Petiename. Mabel pauber,
sss CO. BSnas %afed n s.nss4
River Bank.
ns sEeoNp md claim
andrew Palmer (TmaroJ rio 40 $50
Walter Haieht lwal) 7.40 $40
Dark Danger (Delucca) 1870
Haven, anyway: Real Boy, Dispurr, cheat-
DAILY Double paid S22s.I0D
,s THIRD RAcEEs.purse. $4,000, steeple-
snsser,s chase; 4-year1olSs and up; miles ~
Winged Hoofs cBrovnp ''o go
Also Fan-st. patrick's Day and
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 800: maiden
Alssi!.Vlas, Alssis WAN sh fuF''nfs fsoo $50 4.so
Sea Bees (Bowers) $50
Also ran@Boonyard, Geronimo, a Court
Yard, FAX, Milestone wild Agent, Colonel
John, Tiny Tackle and Mister Chat.
FIFTH RACE--Purse. $500; 4-year-
olds and ": grade D; 8 furlongs
Blue Twink (Crowther $40 $50 $50
Jay jay tBowers) S7O 4 IN
Most Alert tBreen) 4l0
Time-l:12as
Also ran--Hadawin. Rough Doc Nyleye,
Wilton. Gallant Witch, Phantom Player,
MISS Costing, High Command Boy Soldier
Housewives, join the fight! Save
waste cooking fats for gunpowder
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Capt. Riordun Morries Girl
For Whom Plane Was Named

HeuCenant, was appointed group
leader about month later. Late in
November he was promoted to first
lieutenant.
What he missed most in England,
he said, was real, old-fashioned
eggs. You know, the kind hens lay"
he said. "Dehydrated eggs-I hate
'em. I think I've eaten about a
crate Of real eggs since I got home
a couple weeks ago."
1t seems the captain is a much
better cook than his bride. But he
says he's going to teach Margie to
do better. please put that in
print" he added.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Chemical Quinine Developed
After Nearly Century Of Work

eating the cinchona drug by ar
ranging carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen
and oxygen atoms in precisely the
same relationship as natures ar
of these atoms within
the molecular structure of qutnine.
Their new synthetic material"
the corporation pointed out, "is q
precise duplicate of natural quinine.
1t cannot be distinguished from
natural quinine. In this respect it
Is completely unlike atrabine and
plasmochin, which are used as par
tial substitutes for natural quinine
in the treatment Of malaria, but ac-
tually have no chemical resemblance
to quinine.'
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Blind Marine Hero
Of GuodoIconoI
Is Hoping for Boy
BY the Associated, Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May s.
Marine Sergt. Al Schmid and
his wife, the former Ruth
Hartley, who said 1t made no
difference when he came home
blinded after killing 200 Japs
in one night on Guadalcanal,
are expecting a child next
month.
We'll take what we get"
Sergt. Schmid said, 'but hope
it's q boy. And his name will
be AL"
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Give a Glamour Touch
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ing Job, at small cost
Get from your druggist one box
Barbo Compound. Mix in half pint
of pure water as directed on pack
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Evening star., 1944-05-03
House Completes Action
On Fishery Survey Bill
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSocfAted PfeSe.
The House completed congress
sional action yesterday on a reso-
luton directing the Fish and Wild
life Service to undertake a COM
prehensive survey Of the marine and
fresh water fishery resources Of the
country.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Congress in Brief
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senate:
Military Affairs Subcommittee
continues hearings on overall de-
mobilization BILL
Takes up war contract termination
bill.
House:
Begins debate on tax simplifcation
bill.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

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Evening star., 1944-05-03

There Is curse in your purse
and a waliop in your wallet. Let
the Axis have it-through an extra
bond.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

Housewives, join the fight! Save
waste cooking fats for gunpowder
Take them to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
PimIico Entries

FOR TOMORROW.
Weather clear, track fast.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-01

Simplify your Christmas Shopping with magic gift GER
tfcates Purchase Them at the Street Floor Service Desk
Fifth Floor Cashiers desk just ask one Of our gift guide
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RELEASE SOLDIERS FOR
FOUNDRY WORK

WASHINGTON, Dec. l (ANP)
so desperate has the manpower
shortage become in the forge and
foundry industry that the war de-
partment has authorized the re-
lease of 1000 soldiers from active
duty to be assigned to such shops.
War Manpower Commission Chair
man Paul V. McNutt announced
last Monday that interviewers from
the United States Employment
service are being assigned to as
sist army camp commanders in the
selection of the men.
The 1000 soldiers to be released
from active duty will be assembled
at midwest separation centers and
assigned to specific forge and
foundry shops in which there are
production lags, VINO said.
McNutt said that he expected
that the navy will be assembled at
midwest separation centers and
assigned to specific forge and
foundry shops in which there are
production lags, VINO said.
McNutt said that he expected
that the navy will follow suit and
release a number of men also who
have had experience in forge shops.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01

new hair-do, Catherine Jones' net
stockings, jean A. Ford's pink
sweater is very becoming. Jeff
Ann Lands red skirt and white
blouse. Flower bows are being
worn by students of Cameron St.
High School
General News
Mrs. Arthur Baker, formerly
Miss Helen r. Lovan, also for
mer teacher of Cameron Street Hi
School, teacher of English, is now
married and is living in Los An
geles, California.
Gossip
Tanner Drew seems to be on easy
street lately. What's up kid? Make
up your mind Tavern Adams, who
is it-Theon Simmons or Frank
Wilks? Hercules Jefferson and
Lillian Anderson seem to be do
ing alright for themselves We WISH
them the best of luck. Jeff Ann
Land you had better straighten up
and fly right. Be sure to keep an
eye on certain girl, because you
might lose something very valua-
ble Wonder why Marie Knight
changes sweethearts so often?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01

Francisco, Calf; Cpl. Tommie Lee
Thompson, New River, N. c.; Sgt,
Leotha Levy, New River. N, c.;
Sgt. King Erisber, Camp Sibert,
Ala.
Pvt. Walter Jackson, who is sta
toned at Camp Rucker, Ala. spent
the weekend with his father, Mr.,
George Jackson. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. Allen
Nichols, of Jackson.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Dukes are sorry to know of
Baby Delois' accident. The baby
is now in Jackson under the care
Of baby specialist. We hope for
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. F. D. Parrish and Miss An
tof1ia White motored to Camp Van
Dorm to visit 1t. Leahrnan Par
IRISH. Mrs. Gloria Parrish and
Baby Cherlyn accompanied them
back to Canton where they spent
a few days before going to Chicago.
Sports
Louise Hi Visits Cameron St. Hi
Cheering basket ball fans of
Cameron Street High School wit
messed a thrilling game from the
first to the last whistle, when Lou
Use Hi visited CAMERON Street Hi
recently. Cameron Hi had Thomas,
Crisler, Leflore and Lloyd, all of
whom were dangerous when in
possession of the ball These boys
were all over the court with Thomas
keeping the fans on pins all eve
ming. Coach Patton put one OF
the best teams on the diamond that
has ever worn the old gold and
blue. Scores were: Cameron %,
Louise, 10.
Fashions
We admire: Katherine Bilbrew's
riding boots, Marcella Goodies
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01

she was the only girl in the world
for him.
Willie Mae Mathews was blue
Sunday until David Greenfield
came to the dance.
With Soldier Boy Jimmie back
in town., Pauline Davis didn't get
around much during the holidays
wonder what explanation she
gave the Cpl. up at Flora?
1t seems to be Dorothy White for
young Mr.. Youngblood now, what's
your story, Alean Alexander?
Warine Bracy thought she had
captured Clarence Clay, but Wv
ian MsJempson stepped in with
her teasing ways and knocked her
off the track.
The five troublesome girls of the
week are: Gladys Taylor, Herdia
Mangum, Barbara Punches, and
Clara Luckett. They are gang num-
Der one and if you want your boy
friend you had better geta paper
doll, so these flirty girls with the
flirty curls can't steal him
The couples of the week are:
Gladys Taylor and Issia Hamilton;
Herdia Mangum and Jimmie Rob-
erts, Clarence Clay and Vivian
McJempson, Barbara Punches and
Henry Whiteside.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01
STAFF
General News

Katie Mae Currie
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01

Everybody is back and had a
Merry Christmas. and is ready for
work again. We hope everybody
will have Victorious New Year.
Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Washington
and daughter Of Vicksburg, Miss,
spent pleasant weekend in the
home of Professor and Mrs. A. M.
Rogers.
Santa Claus was very dutiful in
bringing gifts, especially in the 9th
grade rooms.
A great number of students are
still enjoying Christmas Holiday
because most of them are still alb
sent from classes.
We had in our presence Wednes-
day morning, little Miss Gladys
Gibbs of Jackson, niece of Miss
D. D. Hoard, one of our teachers.
Gladys is an eighth grade student
at Smith Robertson school
We regret very much the illness
of our janitor, Mr.. Young, and we
do wish him speedy recovery.
Our sponsor, Mrs. A. M. Rogers,
honored the Senior and Junior
classes with a Christmas Cheer
Party, December 16. 1t was appre-
ciated and enjoyed by all
Miss Earnestine Archie, an in
structor at Piney Woods Institute,
visited her mother, here.
Mr.. Hervert Mclaughlin, of Ann
Arbor, Michigan, was the guest of
Miss Jeffrey Lee Holly during the
holidays. Other visitors were: Rev.
Roby Harris, a former student; Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Spencer, of De-
troit, Michigan; Sgt William v.
Miller, of Camp Forest, Tenn; Ca
Diet Roosevelt Miller of Tuskegee,
Alabama; Sgt. Leonell Ellis, Camp
Sibert, Ala; Pfc. Alvin Ward, of
Texas; Pvt. Isadore Thompson. San
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01

lance call from Cpl. Augusta Rob-
inson? What do you say about
that Mildred Bracey and Gladys
Robinson?
Make up your mind Henry Crit
4 fin, which one is it, Mary Butler,
Earline Martin, Grace Morris or
Gladys Booker? Or have you de-
cided to give all the girls a break?
/ Lottie Jankins, what's your
story? It seems that you are 60
ing to let Earline Davis beat your
time with Wiley.
The Piney Woods chicks had Jun
ior Denton and a few other cats
around this town all up in the air
during the holidays.
Wonder why Jessie Mae Amos
was SO upset when she walked in
certain place Sunday and saw
Prontoe? Make up your mind Jes-
sic Mae and let us know whether
or not its Samuel Augusta Wash
ington or Willie Fred Boston.
Willie Hill you had better watch
out because the little playboy
Peaches" is going to beat your
time with Geneva Byrd.
Minnie Ruth Butler you had bet
ter keep your eyes on James Sea-
ton because a certain junior is
trying to get on some times with
him.
We wonder if Ellis Jr has made
Fuzzy see it his way. He told US
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01
Tattling Tess

Henry Robinson and Florida Mae
had a quarrel Sunday. Do you
suppose it was because of Bessie
Johnson? Well, anyway they seem
to have made up and from all indi-
cations, it's Florida Mae for Henry
Robinson, and Bessie doesn't have
a half of a chance
Grace Morris doesn't get around
much anymore Could it be be-
cause she is staying close to the
telephone waiting for the long dis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
ECORSE DOINGS

Members Of the Program COM
mittee include Ed. Armors, Isaac
Morrow, Alex Dalton, Jr.. Mrs
Armors Attorneys White and
Robert Williams.
Alex Dumas Unit
The ladies OF the auxiliary Of
the Alex Dumas legion wish 10
assure the public that they deep
ly appreciate the cooperation
Given in the past and ask TO-
the continuation OF this cooper
ton In the future. The ladies' an
now looking forward to the Popp
campaign which will soon be
he way Everybody is requested
10 make a special effort 10 buy
extra poppies 70 help disabled
war veterans. The ladies OF the
unit also serve fish and
iamburgers on Saturday evenings
The members and the general
ruhlic are urged 10 help make the
effort successful. Meetings arc
held on the first and third Mon
days ~ each month AZ 6 pm
t. Dennis is president: NJ. Ran
dolph. secretary; n. Carrot. re-
nortor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

ization L. d. Malloy. president.
addressed the group. pointing out
that It was important that they
Join Themselves together 10 ex-
change ideas as we'll as 70 raise
the standard and services Of their
respective businesses.
Mr.. MaIioy stressed the neces-
Sly OF maintaining spirit OF
cooperation. For Instance. he
said, "a member broke his ankle
and was unable 10 open his shop.
Members OF the organization went
over 10 his place and worked to-
gether until their fellow member
had every Job ready for the Gus
toners. This was done one night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
TIE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE
cue The Detroit Tribune 246 st. Antoine st. Detroit Mich

this man for five years lie 4.
flirty with women. When my
friends come in 10 see me, can'i
entertain them for his wanting Ia
rlay with them lie bites them
kisses them and pinches them
They don't enjoy II and II en-
harnesses me nearly 20 death. He's
already past 81.
Ans. Your husbands lust nm
old fossil though he thinks he's
an adolescent pup. the women
have to hold him of now, but
they'll soon have 10 hold him up,
Ills squirt Of bnyIsh enthusiasm
went last long. So bear With him
while he has his last little fling
then he'll settle down 10 his
crntches and behave himself.
HID-My husband Is Just a
nutty old fuss fox. am sick and
tired of his fussing am church
worker and when duty calls me.
! have 20 go. am also The sec
rotary When ! so. he fuses
Tell me what 10 do about ~
Ans.:--YOnr husband doesn't
object 10 your going 10 church
and taking an interest In II hut
no feels that yon are devotIng too
much Of your time to II. thereby
neglectlng your home. You are
putting your husband too much In
the background. As n Is, you want
him 10 remain nj home as n dutl-
I'M husband while you are free TO
travel around at will. Your mar
rIage won't last on this basis
Try to make an adjustment sniis-
factory to both ~ Won without
neglectlng your church work at
the same time.
VIZ. Jr | am IN love with
girl. hut when I see other girls
! don't know whether love her
or not I think love her, Il
seems that do and then I don't.
WIN 7 ever learn to love her by
herself?
Ans: Don't try not at ycur
age. Shine around with all Of
them. That Is half the fun Of be-
Ing young. There Will he numbers
Of girls for whom You VIII ex.
perlence the same feeling
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Port Huron And
Detroit Men Finish
From Great Lakes

GREAT LAKES. III. Six Mich.
igan colored men were among
those graduating from intensive
courses OF specialized training at
recent Service schooi ceremonies
here at The US. Naval Training
station.
The men were selected for their
specialized training on the basis
OF their recruit training aptitude
test scores. Graduates are advanc-
ed in artings and then sent 10 sea.
to shore stations. or to advanced
schools Tor active duty or further
training.
The recent graduates. the
schools In which they trained or
their rates are: Maurice valen-
tlno Wilson. IS. son OF Mrs. Elk
nbcth Wilson. 1890 Hudson street.
Gunner's Mate school; Floyd Ma
Tor Fowler. Jr.. 49, son OF Mr.
end Mrs. Floyd Fowler. 4525
Harding avenue. Machinists Mate
school; Willie Edward Fiounory.
rs, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. stanhope
Flounory. SOFT TiIlman street.
promoted 20 MaahInIst's Mate.
ihfrd class; James Allen Jones,
is. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Jones. 1910 Revere avenue. Ma
chlnists Mate school; and Henry
Wilson. %. husband Of Loretta
Wilson. eo7 clairpointe street.
MachinIst's Mate school all five
men are from Detroit. Mich and
Oscar 8. Wheeler. Jr.. 10, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Wheeler. 2si7
23rd street, Port Huron. Mich.
Nachinist's Mafe school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

each week until he could resume
work
Ofher officers ~ ,he n'ganila-
ton are r J Greenfield, James
$ owens recording secretary
Frank klgASy financial secretary
T.. w. Ellls treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

81 am rs years old and
,,,s en- married two years !
.,u 4 son 10 months OF. age Ny
husband VAS j, ihe Armv during
81 lime ara Ned a discharge
ro,,hs ago Before he went TO
(. ,rmy Ae Was nice to me but
..,,y Win lcsnusv lie promised
n. n,f cN1 ~ TO school and
...ri,,e nv edeation as long as
|, ss N sertre Now he wants
Il. % stop ilo objects TO my
|~o,her kcrrln ne baby and
|gr, ssly things about Il. Now
n, aas,s wanted an education
|ra I didn't ifuk Of giving Il
h, shsn / ran teay and married.
|,m tired % herr nlistreated and
van. 10 know What TO do?
ms: Your husband realizes.
,Dd II Il time for you to start
realizing that sour place Is at
lame and NOT IN school. lie kept
M. end II the harsain. lie didn't
object 10 your gning 10 school as
lons A. No ua> In service. Now
hat no Is ont he expects you to
rsse a home inr him and the
hlhy. This bah, X your response
iilIu. and Jon are certainly not
ls.nming II ny leaving II with
ysur mother. Although II i nice
j have an education. your first
ppi foremost dnty Is toward yonr
Imly. lou can get textbooks
lpl siuiy at home.
NC ! ain ncrested In your
tisrr and wai YOU 70 help mo
I,iA ay rrohem am a lady
bats naffd / want TO take
,e Il heapv culture. This
Ire = work grpeals 20 me more
|AsH sTyhlrs elsc Also. my hus-
|fi IS barrier
ms; n ,on prepare yourself
|sr this particular work. II would
D an asset 70 yonr husbands
|u,hr,s His shop could easily
lrsoumodaie heauty parlor and
lls added income could always
y u'td. Every woman should have
ZINE Kind At profession TO fall
|nck on II Tho time should come
N her II make her own living.
op-l have been married 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Cooperative Spirit Renewed As
Owners Of Shoe Repair Shops Smoke

Booker T Washington shoe Re-
builders association sponsored
smoker March at nc Elks hall
IN Forest near John r.
A large number attended and
yeral were added to the organ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
by MILO CASTOR
W "''
I Comments


Mr.. and Mrs. owen Johnson,
parents Of patrolman Peter John
son and Willie and Lawrence
Johnson, are visiting their chill
dren here. The elder Johnsons
reside in Carbonate, Ill. They
are guests OF their son, Willie
! Johnson. While here. Mr.. John
son, Sr., celebrated his seventy
firth birthday, a party was given
in HIS honor by his children in
Ecorse. A good time was had by
lall present and the honoree re-
cciyed many useful presents.
Pvt, Conanch Mrrdock is home
on short visit ne IS stationed
az Camp Custer. Mich.
Pvt Charlie p cachor" Coats
Is here visiting his relatives and
friends, He is stationed at Charles
ton. sc.
Wedding bells rang last week
for Walter Pesue and Miss Mil
dred Reddlck. It was a surprise
to friends and relatives Of the
bride and groom. but the young
couple both have the blessings
Of heir families.
II Is rnmored that velma Wed
dington Is wearing an engagemen,
ring Who * the lucky fellow
'une VIII tell
The ST. John AME Usher
hoard and cit7cns Of the entire
community recrc, 70 know Of tho
illness Of Mrs Quecnie Spencer.
president Of the Usher board
They all wish her speedy re
'covery.
John Flameronc one Of cur To-
cal citizens. is m ~ a downtown
hospital.
First Baptist Church
Pastor J u. Davis preached
sunday from John 1871. subiec'.
Drinking Out or Nv Fathers
Cup" Music was rendered by the
senior choir.
Among The sick are Mrs Tate.
Mr. Fleming and Mrs Gibson
Visitors az First BAPTIST IN
6luded Mr.. and Mrs Johnson
Mildred Reddick Is church re-
rorter.
VT. Zion Baptist Church
The Rev L. Davis preached
Sunday on the subject Put ON
Your Whole Armour on God
The senior choir rendered many
lovely selections
Raptlsmal ceremonies were also
held. Many visitors We're present
The Young Peoples church he''
their first meeting at 5 ? %
Sunday. All young people from
twelve to twenty years Of age are
invited 10 meet with the group
next Sunday al the same hour
Members Of NJ Zion are ureca
10 visit the sick Everybody is
welcome 10 worship at this chnr'n
a. all services.
The Rev. G. A. Stevenson IS
pastor Johnnie Mae Taylor ''
church reporter
Wcstsldc civic League
The members OF the westside
Civic league had n fine meeting
N the local community center
Among the visitors present were
Mrs Lena Miller and Mr.. Rocne.
supervisor OF the ccnter.9 After
listening to the program, they
enrolled as members. Join the
club and watch II grow.
The public Is invited 70 attend
the meeting at Claude Miller
school at Twelfth and Francis
streets AZ $50 p m. next SUNDAY
The westsidc Civic league VIII
present some war pictures on
this occasion Come on time and
trlng your children.
Golden Allen Is president NJ
tho club; Robert Williams, sec
rotary.