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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Sandwich FilIina

HERE'S a different and
positively refreshing sandwich
filing which has many enthusi-
aStic boosters. Grind OF chop
together equal parts Of raisiHs,
raw carrot and celery and
molSten 10 taste with mayor
naise. Frequent repetition IS
welcome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
MAY ~ NJ LTNE n

GemiBi - Stars say 90 care
fully lest you make unnecessary
errors, foolish decisions. Sun
and Neptune in unfriendly array
warn against hasty decisions.
careiessness. Good results if you
A ..lF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
By IDA JEAN KAN

ONLY TIE dimpled darlIngs
can look fetching m the bare
necked frockS they have whipped
together for all Of us, come
warm weather. The idea isn't
10 keep cool bat rs save
material and the new style IS
the most radical that has hat US
yet. II rs as close 10 4 ndtt1-
ing suit as a dress can get and
is going 10 be- very hard on the
gals with Scrawny neckS.
But if YOU start now YOU can
fll in those deep, salt cellars
al the base OF your throat and
put a nice bit OF padding on the
bones. The way 20 DO n is 70
perk up your circulation and
your posture This takes very
little effort on your paIl- hui y
takes that little every day
Feel the Effect
Most of YOU hang back from
exercise because you don't be
leve IN n. You honestly don r
see how II can do any good.
Let's see if We cant prove that
il works Place your lcft hand
on that deep groove Al the right
side of your throat and slowly
raise your right arm from tine
shoulder and circle.it up IN front
and around m back.
You can feel that giving tho
muscles lift and IT StirS up
circulation al The very spot you
want 10 fll ont Try the same
thing with the other arm
Now, stand in front OF a -mLEInL
and swing alternate arms for
exercise, up. arounQ and down.
You don't have 10 make work
OF IL Just swing slowly and
rhythmiCaly. As though goa
were swimming the backStroke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

- 70 c-AA SbA oAN W w oAANtA
and being your most personabie
self (and that's tops) you can
certainly make gains.
u APRIL n TO MAY 20
Taurus-Yenus, your planet,
in benefc aspect encourages an
about In efforts today whether
you are on the fighting or home
front
MAY Fl TO JUNE P1
Gemipi 49, Stars say 90 care
fully lest you make unnecessary
errors, foolish decisions. Sun
and Neptune in unfriendly array
warn against hasty decisions.
careiessuess. Good results If you
are your keen careful self
JUNE p TO July 2J
CaHcer-Swell indications, so
don't sit back when you can 20
places with your fine intelligence,
keen intuition and telling person
ality.
lily p To AUG. p
Icon the favorable side.
although day cant be listed as a
push over. Ii will take your in
genuity and thoughtful clever
handling Of all things, and espe-
cially Of emergencies, hardshlps,
extra tasks as they arise.
AUG. u TO SEPT. y
Pugo-Not particularly aus
picious now for quick money,
making or acquiring Injuries or
unessentials, but you can keep a
steady pace and wind up one of
the winners.
SEPT. u TO OCT. %
Ttbrd-Same admonition and
indications as for Virgo today.
tt may be tough period FOR
money transactions or material
gains, bat personally you are
favored by Venus and can make
lasting advancement.
OCT - TO NOV p
.Scorpio - Don't be unreason-
able or dictatorial and you will
not only get ahead yourself but
will give substantial benefit 70
employer, government, fellow
associates.
NOV. p TO DEC. p
Sdgtttariits - Because you en-
10y competition and challenge
you should have a good time to-
day; come out ahead. too.
DEC. p TO IAN. II
Capricorn Personal interests,
professions requiring artistry,
fnesse. patience are top favor
ties. More caution needed IN n
dustrial, manufacturing, money
matters.
JAN. p TO FEB. eO
Aquortus-lt will take extra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Massage Helps

Most bony laSslcs are TOO
narrow through thc chest 50 70
fix that while YOU are filling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Massage Exercise Smooths Horoscope = 'Frsos' Drake
E4oIows in NeckIine Look
BY Frances Drake
For F1daA March IL

planning. perhaps more knowl-
edge Of your subject 10 meet to-
days demands and get an even
score, but you can register cred
itably always when you urge
yourself and stick on the job.
FEB. ~ TO MARCH 20
Piscos-Only in the close per-
sonal issues are you really re-
strlcted. But these times call us
all out Of ourselves. ask we
abandon personal desires far the
common good. Business, employ
ment generally favored.
A CHILD horn on THIS DAY:
Restless, highly talented, enRag-
ing and persuasive, but inclined
TO fear ridicule Learn not 70
scatter efforts; keep developing
your practically and reasoning
powers. Talent for public speak
ing, writing, Journalism, other
professional careers.
Copyright. 1914 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

TdurUs-Yenus, your planet,
in benefc aspect encourages an
about in efforts today whether
you are on the fighting or home
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Bong Hopes New Record
Doesn't Mean Bond Tour

last Asked II he expected 20 be
sent nome 10 and another bond
drive ae Just GOT back from a
recent tour OF the United States
be replied
0h, hope not.
Bong was a captain when he
nor d0vu ms last TWO japanese
planes Wednesday over Tanahmc-
1'+cIftfTC tT7C ttICKCn-
Ddckor record.
The message from Gen. Mac
-AHthAiif- eeneHa1AlA4ns AIM SAID.
Bong j. a ma ior from today"
Bong said that he would rather
fight the Japancsc than the Ger
mans. who "Ay too high an alti-
tudc over There 10 suit me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

ADVANCED AIR BASE NEW
GUINEA, April - CLPtp Areu.
cas- Pacific air hero, MAJ Eu1@rd
!. Bong. is a shy. retiring follow
W,He atI44ee-Ftee feeott5t ttrt--
cause Of the publicity
Asked how he tot since hLnak.
,ng the record established during
the t5Sr Wat by Capt. RlCkcn'
backcr he said
II don't feel 2 bit different
than did week 8gU-FNCcpt
that ] am Disguised with you
guys (thc correspondents and
with everything that y keep
ing me from getting on with the
job.
He sad -hr-i,.1rii t.lEp
grounded tcr2po+af4.. = sF.At ti --ti ~
did not know nov long III would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Sister SQuedIS
On Maj. Bong
He Gets the Shakes
After Flying Combat

Los ANGELES, Aprit Is rtNS1
ATTRACTIVE, bluc-tycd Media
Bong 22-year-old sister Of Mai
Richard ] Bong the nations acc
of aces with n Japanese planes
20 has credit, today quoted her
t1rUtH0r rs admitting he gets the
shakes after combat
Proud Of her brothers achieve
mcnt, which topped the World
War ] record OF Capt Eddie
RickcnhaCkcr. Miss Bong revealed
that when She saw Mai Bong last
December he told her
There's a thrill To flying In
combat, hut ! get the shakes
when its over. You don't have
time 10 get them when the
actual fighting j. going on
Miss Bong a stenographer for
steamship line, SAID she knew
he had a lot Of victories"
"But the news that he had
broken all recordS-well, IL was
sort Of breathtaking, Miss
Bong admitted.
A year younger than her noted
brother. Miss Bong said the major
dISliked TO discuss his combat
exploits, but had told her of one
incident which he thought anus
ing. II occurred. she sand, after
he had shot down a Japanese
plane,
He was following him down
he told me, when the Jap pilot
bailcd our. To avoid hitting the
pilot, Dick swoopcd underneath
MIN as MS body swung IN the
air. As be passed underneath.
the Jap took of his boot. and
tried 10 drop it in Dick S
propeller.
As for Mai Bong's romance
with Marge Vattendahl Of his
home town Of Poplar. Wis whose
picture is on Bong'S fighter plane
ais sister gave hearty approval
"Marge is n swell girl she
said. -.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Draws Bead on Zero-Like Hunter

First he draws bead Zero just as he would on a
g}rang deer the north woods he holds his fire
until the Jap within 300 feet instead Of banging away at
1000 feet do many pilots.
His interest in arplanes began in high school He built
model planes hobby and flew them his father IS
several farms just outside Poplar When the CAA inaugu
pilot training he was of the fist TO apply
It's odd how. we became sweetheafts DICK and were
stadents at the school-WIsc0nsn State Teachers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
AN EXCITING EVENING

Dick has a faculty for putting
one AZ case That evening at the
country club turned out TO be the
most exciting and wonderful time
of my life. II wasn't long before
We we're seeing each other every
evening.
One day Dick had 10 60 over
and visit the wife of johnson his
late wingmsn. who had been
killed in action several months
earlier
III never forget his anguish
when he returned and told me how
bravclY that heros widow with
stood The ordeal Then. he re-
marked
II don't think any one should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
We'll, IL its all the same TO
YOU, I'll take "a coke"
Capitol Hill Guard
Cut 10 4 Soldiers
WACUTNCTON AnrII x NJ

WASHINGTON. April IS CUP)
Capitol Ilill today presented less
OF martial appearance than at
any time since Pearl Harbor. as
the military guard was reduced TO
four soldiers FOR each tour Of duty
Previously there were rs soldiers
on duty each Of the a hours a
day
= = = i7T-FF1 re-
placed by members of The regular
Capitol police. Tho four posts
still manned by hclmcted army
guards arc in the front Of the
building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Dearborn S Budget
Hits AII-Time High

Endlng deadIOck Wlfh lLaL0I
eFviiic T. hubbard. VINO Sought
10 slash moro than half million
dollars from departmental rc-
quests. the Dearborn city council
has adopted Tho largest budget no
that city, history
The l944-45 budget adopted 6
81 sac 20Z, an increase Of S}Se 90
over tho last fiscal year which
set a high mark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Tornado Strikes Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, AK, April Is
GNS A tornado which struck
In Arkansas last night caused one
death and injured several persons
,u addition 10 doing a small
as-aan; ~ darq-He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
DOESN'T TALK SHOP

DOESN'T TALK SHOP
Now. / have been Informed,
Dick is a major The details OF
Wednesdays dogfight over New
Guinea. IN which ne got his 26th
and 27th Jap planes. have not
i4t-err tifyct0vGri- ana II never hear
the details from him until after
the war. He docSn talk shop in
his thrlcc-Wcekly letters.
Dick won his wings tGkc
Field Phoenix. Hriz, Jan q
1912. He was ordered 10 the south
west Pacific Sept 10 Of the same
year. He vas a member Of the
first Lightning fighter squadron
in New Guinea
HIS first KILL came Dec -,
1912 when he shot down Zero
and Jap bomber lie followed II
up four days later Win one more.
DICKS biggest day was over Lac
last August WIEN he baGged Tour
Zeros on a single mission.
With more tran 800 combat
hours N the air before his leave
last winter. Dick had engaged ~
l46 missions against the enemy
That figure must be much greater
now His letters stated that ne
rolled LII more than-4n- hn,4rE
during ms INST 10 days back AZ
his base
In fact. there are many faSci-
mating revelations in bis letters.
despite Dicks natural rcuccnce.
OF course they disclose no MILF
tary information Of value 10 the
enemy. Bur they give one a rather
clear picture Of The Life led by our
fighter pilots IN those far off
places we read about
III toll about those letters and
some Of Dicks adventures N an.
other article 20 be published
Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Cellege -S4PeHer-bHt We
didn't know each other He
diiialf Wait e. fiHisf,-btit Gait
seven months before Pear! Har-
Dor 90 enroll in the opt.
Eighteen fttt,Faat e later tn re
fal 81 1912. I was elected queen
az the state Teachers College
football homecoming And fol-
loving precedent. y was my
privilege 10 crown my successor
a. the ceremonies last Noycm-
hcr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Reluctant TO Talk Of Exploits

Dick is so modest, unassuming. He would only dis
his exploits when alone. When others tried to
draw him out about his nnumerabe decorations for vaor
and achievement he always said:
"Oh, I'm just lucky. lot of Nps happened to get
In my way. | couldn't have missed them"
He doesn't act like the nations top fighter pilot Nor
does pose hero In fact he doesn't even look like
kind the movies He really looks like the
kid who used fill the tank and wipe the windshield of
your car down at the filling station.
Yet there's something about him that sets him apart
II may be his seely blue eyes which to look right
through you until he laughs Then they become dancing
pools of warmth Ii may be his clear sunbonzed skim his
powerful shoulders, his cute turned up
One might his career as fighter pilot budded ii
He's % When he II his father, Carl
r. Bong bought Dick rifle and taught him how TO use It.
He became dead shot, pottng rabbits the with
single cartridge.
Dick says that his ability to shoot straight has served
him well against the Japs He is known Of the
sngest with ammunition of all fighter pilots in the south
Pacific boys in his squadron attribute
10 things:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Ex-WAC Delivers Ice

NEW YORK April Is 0NS)--
a Slim, attractive. l26-pOund eX-
WAC was one OF New YOrks first
icc-Womcn today and she credited
her training in the army with her
ability 90 hoist l00pOund chunks
q. 49, +.-- ,..,.-r.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
STILL IN 4 DAZE

NO dance mao bNCn on SdlNf-
day night / WAS stll IN a sort Of
dreamy dazc IN classes Monday
During the luncheon period, ! WAS
sitting In the lounge when Dick 5
sister Gerry came up and said her
brother wanted 20 know II Id
care 20 GO 10 dinner with him on
a double date with her and Pete.
Gerry and l were supposed TO
20 10 a rehearsal OF The Mes
Slah that night IN preparation for
a Christmas presentation IN the
college auditorium But we threw
discretion 10 the wind and decided
on the spot fn cut the rehearsal
and accept the date.
That how our romance began.
II wasn't under the most desirable
conditions either Dick took Us 10
the Gitchindn Country Club and
We ran smack into a meeting If
some Momen-s- club Tho members
spotted Dick md our troubles
began
In fact 7 had pretty dis
c concerning time during the begin
ming Of my friendship with Dick.
I had never been in the company
Of a. celebrity He awed me And
the ever-pFeSent throngS Of auto
graph seekers and well-wisherS
made me feel self conscious and
unnecessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Gerry and Marvin Peterson, his
best pal
Dick saw US enter and invited
MS 10 JON them J was thrilled
20 death The place was crowded
and yOne-s DAeg we're on Dick
ns iUC uniformed figure, his
service ribbons, his medals, I'm
sure al the other girls were envl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
NGREES To PRESIDE

Imagine our surprise when
Gcrry Dicks Joy ear-old sister
who IS ALSO student AZ SIC
told Us ncNt dat he guessed he
would DO tho job.
The browning was 10 take place
a. 10 =. m. Dick must have been
hall an hour late Ne were nearly
in Mysteries. including most Of the
faculty when tho door burst open
and i'm walked tho most fascinating
man / have ever soon.
Not too tall. about s feet 3
inches. and not particularly hand
some but hlSL6n- pounds of float
ing power moved with tho rhyf Inn
Of Vic lie stood thcrctS smiling
untTl someone recovered his equi-
lihrium sufficiently 10 GO over and
rescue hun and escort him 70 the
platform.
Well when II came time 10
crown tho king, Dick did a perfect
Job But when " was my turn 10
-ernm -+he-el4aeF4 fs4t--f =etii44 t f-ls-ft--
fused 10 function SO Dick picked
UP the crown which | held and
smHinCly placed it on the bashful
girl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
HoMECoMI>G KING

T. had always been customary
20 crown a homecoming king too.
bur there were no male students
In school last autumn They were
all WORKING iH trC GioHo snip
wards A. Superior Sn w docIfcd
20. crown one of The army cadets
In training ua tic C4ILpuS. Then
some one heard Dick was home
on leave
Five of us girls rushed 10 his
home 70 Poplar We We're cha
gr.ned 20 learn re bad rI>' left for
Superior - mile, distant. We
must have passed hn on the
road But bis mother showed US
Dicks scrap hook and that made
Us AN the more determined.
VIC icfJa note rafting him how
much We would apprecla g II u he
would crown tho king. We prom
iScd that n wouldn't take much
OF ms time and said he would have
our ndynr thanks We asked his
mother 20 use her influence and
urge hum 20 accept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Bong Bags Most in Air Combat
Fiancee Describes Last Visit
Home Of South Pacific Hero
-eeentinHsa ffem Page eHe4

That was the last time saw Dick It's the way like
to remember him. He looked alive vital courage
Yet at that moment he resembled embarrassed
college boy standing before commencement audience,
rather bashful and seif-conscious.
When he left home last Jan 90 TO return TO his south
Pacific base Dick had 81 Jap planes to his credit Like
every other fighter pilot suppose he hoped to get lot
more But little did he dream that within 43 days he would
top every American fer any front with alme high
of q in actual combat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
ASKS ABOUT RIBBONS

I pointed 10 nc various ribbons
and medals on ms chest and asked
what each one signifed III never
forget his answer
I'm he damned " know.
Someone just pinned those
things on me from time 10 time
and keep on wearing them"
Pressed more closely he finally
admitted than one Of those
Things was fastened on his hrca :
by Gen Macarthur l learned
llta4ttt Y * : RI IStIng uISheC.
Flying Cross.
Dick has total OF % dccora-
tions. HIS DFC includes four oak
Leaf Clusters Then there : the
Distinguished Service Cross Won
last October -. the Silver Star
with Oak Leaf Clusters. and the
Air Medal with VI Oak Leaf CluS-
tiers.
I couldn't sleep after that first
evcntful evening IN DICKS COM
pany One moment / would feel
all flushed and pleasant IN think
ing about his dancing blue eyes.
The next ! would 90 cold and
have an empty feeling inside
thinking about hum an alone in
those distant Pacific skies facing
death from Jap bullets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
~ These two
important steps may
help you TO overcome
Sour Stomach Jerky Nerves
Loss Of Appetite Under~eight
Digestive Complaints Weakness
Poor Complexion

Improper dict, oyerwork. undue wor-
rles, colds, the flu or other illness
often impairs the stomach S dlgeS-
tive functions and reduces the req
blood strength.
A person who Is operating on only a
10 TO 1850 healthy blood volume or a
stomach digestive capacity OF only 50
10 600 normal Is severely handicapped.
At such times Nature needs extra help
20 restore It's balance and function prop
srly. Undigested food places a tax on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
But HE DIDN'T DANCE

Dancing followed the GROWING
ceremonies, and there was keen
rivalry among the sdmiring CO.
eds for Dicks attention. What a
letdown for most Of them when
he announced tmidly that he did
not know how 10 dance
Yet IL didn't surprise me. Some
how dancing didn't seem TO be-
long 10 Dick. That shortening
spcned 70 fit him Some, Of the
girls begged to teach him the
minimum essential" but no 60.
He preferred 10 SIT on the side
lines and watch the kids litter
bug .
When the dance ended I saw
Dick still engaged in autograph
ing short shorter bills for some
Of. The cadets Margaret Finn
and | decided 10 walk UP town.
When we entered the principal
sandwich shop Dick had already
arrived with his sisters, Media and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

the system insufficient blood strength
IS a detrIment 20 good health.
II you are subject 20 poor digestion
or suspect deficient red blood as the
cause OF your trouble. Yet have no or
Caulc complication or focal infection,
SIS Tonic may be Just what YOU need !
SIS Tonic Is especially designed o.
20 promote the now OF VITAL DIGES-
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20 buud-up BLOOD STRENGTH when
deficient.
These two important results enable
YOU 20 enjoy the food YOU DO eat, 81, 70
make use Of 80 as Nature intended Thus
YOU may get new vitality pep .
become animated -. more attractivel
Build Sturdy Health
rsnd Help AmeFies Win
Thousands and thousands Of users have
testified 70 the beneats SIS Tonic has
brought TO them and scientific research
shows that ~ gets results-that's why 50
many say SIS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you4eel Ike yourself again, At
drug storcs Ia l1Rud 20 OF. stZeA CSlS.S Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

rush into marriage until this
war l. over. The future IL too
uncertain, and there il too much
misery In store for those left
behind"
Yes, / understood and agreed.
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Predict Invasion
Will Bring Need
For More Nurses

TIE inevitable casualties OF in
,asion VIII make i necessary for
hospitals and otaer health agencies
20 release additional graduate
nurses Tor military service and in
tensfy the need FOR enrolling more
Cadet Nurses 10 hep care FOR the
civilian SICK While receiving train
lnE for future service in military
nursing or essential civilian rurS-
M. dec. arcs a joint statement is
sued TINS week by Mrs. Ada r.
Crockcr. Sterling. cns.rTar Illinois
Nursing Council for War Service:
Frank W Hoover. preside Illinois
Hos pi-sl Association. and Dr. H l.
pettlt. Morrison. chief medical Of
tcer. Illinois War Council
The < :. Cadet Nurse Corps o.
teeS 20 Young women high school
graduates Of IS or over an oppor-
Nu.ty 20 match Their own patriot
.>m Nth that OF the thousands Of
i8.ycar-o-d young men Who viii be
ind4C.ed INTO the armed services
TINS summer Further information
can be Obtained from local hospitals
or writing 20. Illinois Nursing Coun-
G.. for Wac Service. 8 s. Mich san
avenue. Chicago. 3.
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lie Chapeau Reuue'
Dra1Us Large Crowd

As the spotlight passed among nc
audience prc>cr; a. - -Cnspesu
Revue presented June 20 q, the
new GIVE Cen'c- a few q The
guests that could toe seen IN ring.
SIDE seas were Misses ErnosIue
and WiHsdcN A.cxandcr, Mss VIZ
sir,a BetAel. NJ SIS Eleanor w CHI.
Nj and Ms ALVIN { Price. Mss
Lillian wis. Cpl Lloyd Wills. Miss
A,acda Winston. Mss Frances
Cherry ~ Whi,more Mr and Mrs.
lluNd Cooke, Nj and Mrs Bur
soyne Jones. Mr and Mrs JOINT
Tl.man u + Gray Nj and Mis-
Burgoyue Jones. Miss Katie NJ
Dent. Mss Louise Dickens, MIS-.
Marie Martin. Archie Alexander,
Edsar Taylor. Miss Dolores Shel-
ton. Mrs Edward Watkins. Mis-
Lillian Harden. Miss Mildred Ro-
land. Ms. Dorothy Person. Miss
Flossic Williams.
Miss Thelma Simpson Miss Betty
Woods. VI IS Mable Saunders NJ is
Wn..red Chambers. Miss Alien
HAMPTON. Miss Mary C'auScU NJ -
GLADYS Brass. Mss wilma Reed.
AShbaruc Nort'cct. Henry T. Clay.
Ms " Martin Mr.. and Ms II
SPHINX. Eddie Is. D.ckcrson. I'd
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ward Dickerson. Richard Byas ard
many Others.
The revue nas given by nc Al
pAa Eta cgap;es splor}'N. ard was
solely under supervision Of Miss
France, Nof.ee,. creator and de-
S-rcr u Dc;roit's "Nor:ec' O-lGl-
mas The beautiful and oNqu.Silcly
goVued mo0cis we're Cynthia J.
Downs. Charlie May Turneg Gwen
dnlyn Wilson. Elizabeth Williams.
Fame Stephens. Doris Blackwell.
Catherine Bsrkley. Elizabeth Can
non. Do., Green. Louise NcGradey.
Matte Rice and Frances Norfleet
The charming Les MadeToSel.e,'
Mss Janice Gray. roGeled stun
ring black straw draped In aqua
spun rylor. as she introduced he
lovely MarueqGuS ana their
unique creations The evening
entertainment vas topped of a le
DanSc Interpretation by Matte l..
R.ce and solo by Horace Day.