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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Situations Wonted-remGle


CURTAINS a speciality. beautifully
Numbered and finished. Private
home Madison 5ls1.
CURTAINS neatly lsundered also
bundle washing. Cash and carry.
Townsend 1924
CURTAINS neatly done. my home
plain. ruffled. Cash. carry. Tyler
s-s352
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes
days; laundry cleaning So, car
fare Townsend ss6s7
EXPERIENCED, reliable colored
woman wishes office cleaning or
-isurrry. Mefruse 34f3
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes
days Office, general cleaning
So Temple 2-6s6I
EXPERIENCED light colored wait.
ress wishes work. nights Refer
ences. Cadillac 623l.
EXPERIENCED. reliable lady wishes
daY-AnIA laundry ctrsufng,
Temple 22t0s.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes
housework, u stay on place Ter
SOB
EXPERIENCED wish day work,
laundry or cleaning. Sc eArfare-
RI g244
EXPERIENCED. reliable colored girl
wishes three DAYS laundry. clean
ing Townsend e-i233.
EXPERIENCED laundress and clean
ing SO. carfare. TT. 27s22
WIFI washer. fh0rOughIy expert
enced done neatly Best Of refer
ences Trinity 2-0qT4
COLORED lady wants DAY work.
Tuesday Thursday. Friday and
Saturday; laundry. s. so and carfare
cleaning. So Will take night office
cleaning. Tyler 4-i26i
COLORED girl wishes DAYS or week
work laundry, cleaning IS, car
fare. Cherry 443s
COLORED lady wishes days laun-
dry cleaning; active worker. Sc
Fttzroy 3S0s
COLORED girl wishes day work
laundry cleaning, IS, carfare.
TVipr I-Rlt3
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NY la4s2 cnalnsrs
HANNAH

SIDE CASH olfrr. waiting, per
sonal s''eri AIversgn TN 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

80 CONTINUOUS YEARS
MAINS better sales or our cnsr,
TO SELL
call real estate concern sno ear
give you complete service
Mortgage Sales Management
ca. ZOO
~ 3.T7U0- Pr $500 w 500
HAA%AN REAL ESTATE E%CH
ITALIAN Original Zs-hr cash sale
so yrs Fast sids fe,iine PL 4o3u
EkADY cash BUYERS. houses, flats.
apis tCoi0fef QUICK action &.
White tsS0 Hastings II i-ooss.
SOUND salesmsnship backed ny 80
wears experience seilrg Detroit
reaI estate our reputation built on
tar dealing 20 both buyers and
sellers
HOMER WARREN A COMPANY
Dime Blds Cal o32i
WAR worker mas cash 10 buy or
s-roon single IN Detroit Sharran.
Broker 2o3 Hammond Bldg ca 2os5.
WILL buy single nome. fat or
income bungalow CAL Mr Aruison.
no 1922 1889 Livernois.
SIS RM singles N TX. y Wood
ward and John x. Sec Cash buy
srs waiting John J. Kennedy. TO.
9-5lS5. '7i5i Cameron nr. McNicho.s
COLCRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS, APTS HURRY
CANNON BROS.
ia1o SHERMAN FL oIfo
COLORFD cash BUYERS -- Flats singles
CRrTCHER REAL ESTATE
f7sl McGr7W, A. Warren TY 5-53ss
cQLORFD sell sour property now
ct ~ dollar Cash hutefs wal'irg
J PARKER TF 1888 TW 22ii5
COLORED cash buters waiting for
houses flats ro1wIng houses apis,
larrn. s -Mr-rht ~ lhAl
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HOUSES ron SALE,
AUBURN

6iI5-Open daily rev homes move
~. no red tape all modern. paved
- y block south Of ". Warren car
line small down payment easy
monthly payments others 20 choose
from ADLER. CA OGls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
TRANSFORMING

CO.CORD. 2qa~ Vacant brick 2
flats ami store tear .atage. 2
furnaces AMI iaree '1t So son terms
owner ID 2s90
ENNLDIvt eaGN faN walton
f. prsssed tHlcs. S = NroN Aoom' hufN
ih bar Ens hSa' Iwntf'afe posses
son r. reN .Ast - $50 iO1 half rash
ED,er Fral Estate 2oeil Harner TT
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH OFFER ~ - HOURS
We bay fats terraces ap,s &c
ans LEGATION ans condition ca 0eos
ALL CASH FOR EQUITIES AND
CONTRACTS EsrOS PA eSss
A sUtcssh dcal ;or your property
Appraisa. en-. Nictory, We 7ss70
AT oNCE Cash for your properly
singles ahts. apartments Fdv,
NenSe Hammond Rlfg ca 2stS
BACHOR WILL PAY CASH for your
PROPERTY IN a. Hrs no 00ii.
CASH For coiofed properties quick
deals. save commission and time
Smealey as = Warren rE l-6ia2
CASH BUYERS
CRlGLR. REALTOR-R o 1859
cash for single Home y W SECT
Hauntree is2ou phmogth We a-lS00
EAST SIDE Singles incomes flats
Now a ne tine 20 sel. Cash wait
,ng Call Pins 1883
} ". CARSEY 1882 Crainsrs
HOMES and FLATS m S. a Sc.
ton tom owners Ralph r. Toyp-
on ie60i 90 River W. 3.il3i.
WA$T ~ APPS 90 gsfs. 100 sin
giles cash east side Petuae
81 io5o
r SIDE CasA D4fr-s waiting; per
s0nal sN"rt Avcrsgn tn 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

BY STATE owned properties See
your real estate broker
BRATlOT ana Wilson ~ books
from Wilson Two lrtp S0Ni5s $500
na.h ln-rn. lIl..a-Ll. llru A.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WOMEN PIN Settlers
Coiorsd. ages Is 20 As. experiences
not necessary good pay.
PALMER PARK RECREATION
Mile Rd, het Woodward A John Y.
WOMEN Is TO a5\
Clerical work good on figures
S3l 20 for is-hour week. G. n, Steele
NATIONAL BISCUIT co.
500 W Baltimore
WOMEN for diet kitchen and wards
in hospital. No objection 10 col
ored See Miss Snyder. iss Highland.
WOMEN wANTED-Ages Is 20 as;
pleasant. light work; Sundays and
holidays off: experience unnecessary
good wages. Apply Grennan Bakeries,
Inc, 1850 nth St.. between o a. m.
ana p. m.
WOMEN UP TO IS
Day or night work; AZ hour week.
overtime over 40 hours r. J Scott.
NATIONAL BISCUIT co.
sgs W Baltimore
WOMEN, white, for light Office CLEAN
ing. nice working conditions good
pay. Room 3705 Barlum Tower.
5 p m.
cOLoRFD family OF 3 adults wants
neat. single, settled woman able 20
do light homework. stay nights
good home TO, s-has7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Re ady 10 Move In
HOUSES FOR SALE-EAST

Kelly road 1901 Ncw four room
frames two bedrooms basement
FLA $3.50 down PR 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
hannah Real Estate EXchsnFe. Inc
Middle Belt. mr.. 6-Mile

Beautlful ranch type on - acre ~
taaG E2a-tt=HAhe4=ttx rrrl--=3=1rrt-
room and hath On bedrooms and
hath up, 2-car garage auto heat.
Full price -, $50, 81, 300 an UN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Income Bungalows Tor Sale

COLOREn Benson M Eimwood &
hedrm buug stoker sim Brlckots
* price terms HaEkln ~ Si22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
GIRLS

OFFICE NOkk
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
MISTELE COAL co.
eie5 MITCHELL PL. 44ot
GIRLS AND WOMEN
for Ugh, factory work; essential
risnt s-hour week: permanent
positions after The war VINO rules.
WOLF DETROIT ENVELOPE co.
$40 PIQUETTE
/ GIRLS, women. inexperienced. 20
learn salad roll making cooks.
mattresses, etc. Meals. uniforms fur
nished No late evening or sun. hours.
STOUFFER S-l0I CLIFFORD
Room 6l2 Empire Bldg
GIRLS, Women-Cnoose an essential
job. postwar security: faii or part
time incentive plans. higher vases.
Work 10 music, DetrOits largest mod
laundry. Must be ellg under WMPC
/ BANNER LAUND.. 2233 BROOKLYN
GIRLS FOR CLERICAL WORK
1 Pay while learning. Bring birth GER
tifcate
r. l.. Polk Co. 43l Howard st.
Cass Bidg I'd H. Fort & First SIS.
GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE ,
work; permanent position good post
war future. See McCandless. 1lll
Bellevue.
GIRLS White for folding towels
Charcey n Collins % LaBeue trearj.
GlRI-For general office work. ex-
perienced bookkeeper Cherry 1850
HOTEL CLERK
Not less than TWO years experience
on busy desk permanent good
salary switchboard operator Will
not qualify Palmetto Hotel, 10
East Hancock
HOTEL sTATLER needs cafeteria
counter women, morning and nlght
hostess typists circuit operator.
elevator operator bus girls Cool-
oredi Good pay. Employment Of
hce. BaEley Ave entrance
HOUsEWORK General. small fam
rs, no heavy Washing liberal time
off private room: $50. Townsend
5-f20s
HOUsEwoRK and cooking no laun-
dry private room bath Refer
ences $25 weekly Niagara $3.50
HOUSEWORK Girl or schoolgirl no
cooking no laundry. Small Nat.
IN $500
HOUsEWORK-5 DAYS. stay. room
ight laundry, SIS. Townsend
sails
HOUSEWORK General. no laundry;
STAY, ample time on; S22 IN.
: 1921
HqtSSEWC,RH No cooking stay,
500 Townsend s5S07
lBM Key Punch Optrs.
or Girls 10 Learn
Paw While Learning
Bring Rr'h Certificate
20 ~ Cass Bids
Fort and Firsf SITS
LADY speaking Polish. able 90 drye
car - call uu our regular trading
customers pleasant outdoor work.
steady year round salarysend bonus
Very Eonf earnings Pioneer coffee
CO. 1888 Beaufat near Mack
lady for alteration department.
permanent position prefer uving
northwest section singer SeWins
center 1884 Grand River
LAUNDRY press operator ON coats
and pants good vases, room and
board Dearborn Inn Dearborn 1870
MAID White general h0usewerk
plain cooking no laundry = rhN-
irer stay nighs University 1882
MAIDS WANTfs for small hospital
good ,wagcs, steady work pleasant
surroundings 5ilS Second
MAID wanted Marvin Hotel Vine
wood ] siis
NICE home f1r middle aged coi0red
woman m cXrhsnCe for care ~
children Snsu wages. Gail after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
COLORED-1Oes- DOWN
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
Annchester and Z Mile w.
VACANT

Newly decorated 5-rm large attic,
tile bath. nice neighhorhood Better
than new 81 500 pays TO mortgage
BRUToN REALTY We. e-723n
ltii2 PURITAN
GRATlOT and mile District fin.
brk. hung, 5 rms attic gas A c
$500
Hannah Real Estate EXchange. Inc.
KENTUCKY. NEAR Z MILE
Lovely 5 rooms. large living ornrn,
natural fireplace mirrored fun SIZE
dining room. Eax neat, 3 years old
excellent condition large attic,
screened porch, storm windows ward
fenced 80 DAYS possession. Fullbeck,
University l-lf2n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Elmer M. Clark

We sold over POUR Million Dollars
worth ~ homes last year
OUTER Dr Harper sec hrk hung /.
EEE hT Eaf- Excl price ~ sl22
$500 down VACANT
S rooms. bath electric. water. lot
l20Xi20 good condition real buy
IRWIN. KIGHT 4 HINES, INC
it65f Grati0f pingree 5sis
l.nf GpL,n Ill., - Il,....... q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
LARS ron SALE

KIRBY. EAST. 353s-si. 900 down;
/ hriekoted; reconditioned ? flats
rooms each; sacrifice. owner, ri.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
MUSIC LESSONS
RENTALS WANTED
HOUSES FoR RENT

FORT. Fast 3Iis-5- rnnmA--A-nAA
T9aT Edults only Call evenings
after q. Lenox e0qs
WAYNE. MlCHIGAN-New 2.becr
fun base homes ready 20 moye m
$50 mo Call DECKER We lass
HOTELS MN NA 4
HOTEL. ,wAsHlNGToN. 2i3o Cass-
Convenient, pleasant rooms 81
daiiy and M
MFLROSE HOTEL 81 last Canfeld
Every room hes shower TraIsi-.
.ents AZ tU g0uhfe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
HAZELTON. 1916

~ Ann Arhor Trau and ~ warren
lo' 70Xl26 win chicken coop funt
trees. berry, bushes fine q bedroom
home on not water heat QUICK pos
session
OPtS 8 TO
BRuTON REALTY w 8 7230
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LIVER OIS.FENKELL

Pun Price Only 81 $50
81 income stokg heat finished
recreation room close ~ public and
Garocnlal schools excellent trans
=
900 or t'N 1-ifs7
llaEn-.n- RAAl t-t.ls f...-..r-er Trr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
WILDEMERE AVE, 1851

. and s. separate furnaces; storm
windows up and down Venetian
:. blinds IN lower side drive. 2-car ga
, rage Priced 10 sell. So 300 with
I 81 200 down.
Milton Buck. I'm. 3-7700.
Hannah Real Estate Fxch In.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

jolnr hos;esscs Tor May Bertha
Pedan and Charles Edcicn at the
June table Ncs.am Matthews. Au-
gust Neille Jordan September.
Ida ard yerono Davis October;
Nesdawcs Love and MCPHERSON.
November table hossesses and
Eleazar smith for the December
taale.
During the afternoon the follow
ing proersm was rendered piano
solos by Mss Jacqueline Woods
and .irlo Miss Marearet Gglcr. vo-
ca SOLOS u.s. Mrs Marsarei Harris
ard Mrs Edna Waller also a duet
by these TWO s~eei singers. Two
well rendered Rotations were
given rs Eidtr Clarence Lowe and
a reading vs. Mss Rosalcc Davis.
Pass. liot gercAva enthusiastic
applause for his excellent drama
flza'ion Of poem and his encore
nga.her. "'rhe Creation by James
Weldon Johnson. over $50 was
fea.-zea from the ica Mrs Lillian
+. Johnson VAS Mistress of ccre-
monies Charles Edclen IS presi-
den, fihe hoard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
DownSaddle Shoe Lane


1ve been trying to tell Re that her coyum ouphta
~ called sThe Wash!, WHY? becuz all the dirt come,
DC . - 90 coursel AS if you didn't know However !
boht Young havetai lieutenant to YOU'D has her
,e nontnp out that saddle shoes pick up quite bt
- Az, 10 We've gotta admit though that Re /,
1l. on,e Wit (Smile I'm not charging this time But
noce that she never nabs anyone unless he UNQJES,
TIONABLY deserves it,
CITY SCENES
coast Guardsmen Chris Burre and Leroy Edward,
trying 10 outsrke each other in skllful match And
miracle of miracles. NO women along Rupert Ward
and the boys deeply engrossed IN their game Again
~ women Especial note to the above men: There isn't
really woman shortage, in spite OF appearance PSI
note the sarcasm)
Helen Holmes and Ruby AFTER hanked by Scfrdre
Field officers. AS the girls would say, cream q he
Cron" meaning the men. of course
Mildred Day and David Chick Morgan dining ro
wining. Making merry while they may, as Chick def
Velma Farrow and her pals Staging it now and then
IN between times they're with those neecsses
III lei Won guess what the necessities are
Not TOO long very sharp cutesome wa spe|
Doris Fuller and Larry Douglas wonder Nv hat Il.
Well anyhow that couple, in my estimation should be en
much often
XII THE TWELVE HORSEMEN'S CIVIC CENTER.
A number of Detrots charming young ladies ri
hcarng for gala musical to be held at Sefridgt Field
the latter part Of April june Curry. Of Cleveland talent
ed danscise instrucng the girls in their rounes Anon
them snail / say chories: rma kcyes, Katherine Wssl
Rachel Timer JOY Geraldine Tunsta. Leona Wallace
MARY Lou DAVIS larillec Miner Ann Jones Virginia Bur
gen frankie Davis. Dorothy Mays, Ruth Giles. and Str|
lev Walker Pcekcd in enf the regular Tuesday and
Thursday night rchearsals and heard Theresa Telre
coaching series Of original skits Original music ard
words IS Jean Lane Barbara Babe Talbot rehearrr Il
as narrator Bettyc Bland who seems to be hr|
little spell looscning up the vocal chords h, time r
singing Jesse Humphrey of Selfrdge causing tho girls o
swoon when he gives out rhythmic boogc woogc Io4.s|
IonsonS piano. then there is sudden ull and al In.
slant he changes 10 i Heard You Cried Last Night Ssyl
there WAS someone else! OF course the manage. 81 he
show adj bhnp from the side lines and the costnerNh
tape measure in one hand and pencil and paper n he o
or hand When the girls get through rehcarsine they 81
sure the the fellows show that is all il is claimed
Ronchy Production for WOLVES in Gil clothing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
ELAINE CRAYSON
PLEASES AUDIENCE

Miss Elaine Grayson. who ap-
reared IN her FIRST song recital on
wsdpesaa, c,sning. March "
,i,asea the large audience when
.erouded the social rooms Of the
ywcA They gave due credit 70
he~ as Vcil as her teacher Mrs
yo,anaa Maddox Tor .~cll done
,.,.,,,,te as evidenced by me
.e,erons applause after each %
Ser numbers. Particularly pleas
inc VAS her rcnditions Of victor
usrner,s italian street S'uf
from tic llcht opera. Naaeh'y Ne-
e,e,,a r Boatmans 20 what =
peacnfal Cnyr and Ride ON King
Iesus. hy'ihe late r - pc". Vsn-
i sn.ovahie Numbers were nc In
diam RcN song from LaNme'
loves i Merchant" by Carew
rsshs.koesky s When Sing a
rraap Of spfiinals as We'll as Two
groups oi songs which preceded
,hcse
a baas.iai box OF flowers was
nreson,ea 70 The SINGER after which
she sang tao encore numbers nc
dramatzrlou Of which dclighted
her heafas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

ii1glv, iulskir seems t0hol I you hack
~ Blark md White Bleaching Crcar.
y Son begins - hctfen. brighton
me canfleNon. Skin becomes softer
s,nff'a'r more attractive. Back and
'Nh'r 3carllng Cream hflps smooth
tli coarse iie'rtr skin. CWtioH: 81
Nf'f as cirerici. PC anI SIC sizos 10
A III gods COUNTERS Alwats ask
.- bl- kanl WfIfe Bleaching Cream.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
CHARLES COLEMAN IN
RECITAL BEFORE ARMY
CLAIMS HIM

The Robert Nolan School OF
music Will present Charles D.
Coleman. -year-old pianist in
piano recital. SUNDAY afternoon.
April al the Spiritual Temple
81 Truth East Forest near Reau-
hicu. ri $50 o'clock This may
we'll he called Charles pre-in
duciion recital. for he VIII leave
ycry shortly after his recital for
The Army Ills program VIII em-
brace the works Of Handel Rarh.
Mozart. Chopin and some q the
more modern masters.
Charles is student A. Cass
Tech hlah school and has hccn
studying plano for year md q
half with Rohcri nolan lIc IS
Inc assistant conductor q The
Robert nolan choir He Is The
son ~ Mrs Willie Mae leman
and e very popular among PEI
rolfs Younger SGT. Tho public
il cordially invied 70 hear fAis
promising young musician before
no departs for the armed forces
within three months o. her e'seo'
cry, sang With four Of ihe notion 5
leading symphony orehesifas lu
her first season IS orc Of thc bust
,st concert artists IN ihc land 'o-
day. is feet, So inches iall w'Ns
size sB Shoes. 3 rs gloves. has
marvellous dimrlcs. irkly. ihirc.
tiens laugh loves a'nul 81
kinds excepi cats. which she sass
can't understand, is On cNpcr at
cooking, sewing, weaving p'fi'-
point emhioldory decorating dolcs
on nc ioHof furnishing house.
made an tho dfapes and Gid nphol
stcry for her now hone IS The wife
Confined on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
A NEWSREEL CAMERA
PORTRAIT OF
DOROTHY MAYNOR

Dorothy Manor. famous Nesro
sraro. has one OF The most bril-
nan, ana Lovely voices IN America
sings concert engagement here
Sa,agaav Apsil az Masonic Tenn
Bio VAS absolutely unknown until
She Was discovered few years
ago hy Serge kousseyiisky. con-
dutioe OF tho Boston SYMPHONY or
chts',a. made one Of the most SEN
satibrai dcbus IN American must
cal history IS the daughter Of a
Mst,oiis, minister IN Norfolk. sang
in Choir az fathers church, learn
ed hyans and spiriuals before she
coal talk. entered Hampton insfi-
ia'a whore she was initiated into
Dc,'a S.gma Theta sorority. major
cd o h}ne economics and hand
ctat, which She planned to teach.
Flayri French horn and oboe. sang
lin Eanp'ons famous choir. toured
EWopo and America with the
choir 90, hoiaiship to Westmin-
ser Cto'- school al Princeton,
NJ, siualed for career rs a singer,
Qur in ihrec hard lean years Of
study made living expenses by
lcoraacfus choir Of Brooklyn $
Na2ayece Conversational church.,
of'oa won't without dinner q stand
Ia tne for standing room AZ con
CO.'S and symphonies, entered two
musical competitions without wins
uias a prize IN either but scored
a. clear cut triumph at an uncx-
pecied addition before kousscyii-
sky aft an orchestra rehearsal
az the Berkshire Musical festival
made professional debut IN KY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
SINGS IN ROMULUS

MSS Rosa Merreii OF Detroit
vas The guest soloisi al a recital
given sunday afternoon March Is
ar Parks Memorial ANlE church.
Romel4s Mich Miss Nerrsll sang
in .he isielss, 81 Baby Lannie rat-
ter,cn. who s a contestant IN a
bhy confess Whlch Will close APRIL
rs.
NsS Nerre'l vas accompanied IN
her Gas1el slrr.ng hy Nfs Alice
Boissn LaSfaf @, lnksier Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
CONGLONlERATION

Peggy Jean Burris can't seem TO find nor nHr =,
panr nowadays Therefore, the angel resorts % e ga
game OF grabbing anolhcfs Too bad, but Sna sem 70
have nagyed the wrong person ms tune Peg 4,e 4
is strictly looking way. the opposite
The Delsprtes are having skating party during me
Easter HOLIDAYS Scheduled for April TO- put II down
must" Tor holiday fun Right after Easter COM Pc an
nual Ytirahc fashion show from the pattcyo } te'i
When Re wrote last week She mentioned Ae 'als
that Reggie was gong TO miss Janice Whitby q. @eeA
I'll just say that Mr. Mctfhee is missing her Janice h-'
been at Howard t.. for over week now.
Somebody ought TO ask Juanita Walker about nal
certain lieutenant Hes six feet tall and qgfe man
guess II never get over the idea that he was SIC MI
WHILE IN HIS YOUTH. say wonder i H'ry was
Kidding or what
Finally word came from It. T. NJ Thomas was be-
ginning to think he hard forgotten us Detrotcrs some
thing has changed him. for he longer to le a 60
Ed This month it's Tommy Okay, Tomnf Or E9
we miss you both of YOU
Speaking Of missing people. the northend girls are
really sad without It. H. b. Scott. Scotty and h roon
mate Drscol =. Ponder have left the Motor - o1
they'll be back-TIIATS A PROMISE
Mary Jane Leigh is rccuperating from nervous ~,
lapse Word from her parents Saysthat Mary Jane t
lapse was cause from over work Wen all be glad 70 zee
her after her three month rest
Gertrude Fitzgerald was brcczng through tho neigh
borhood last Weekend 1t was the first time nay q "
mad sped her since her return from West Virginia Si
college Might add that she is still attractive e
and that is really saving lot
HAVE YOU HEARD?
Pa. what is dramatic abilty?"
Dramatic ability my boy is an officers gift 81 benz
"pie 70 look sad when he hears that his commando m
80 come to the office"
during conversation with young woman. 50 n
drydock =
Continued page y
Evening star., 1944-05-14


arrived yesterday He has purchased
$1400 in War Bonds since he Joined
the Navy In July, 1912, his mother
said.
He was born in Washington and
attended Eliot Junior and Eastern
High Schools. He was one Of the
outstanding players on the Irish
Aces sandlot football team. All
Al OF the boys who used to play
football In the neighborhood are
now in the service, according to
r. G. Roberts, District Fire Mar
shal and ardent supporter Of athle-
tics.
Staff Sergt. Hobart G. Binsted, 26,
Army Air Forces, who formerly
lived in Washington, was killed in
action in New Guinea on April 26.
according to notice received by his
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. John H.
Binsted Of Accomac, Va. i
Sergt. Binsted was the grandson
Eof Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Bin
sted Of Washington and the brother
of Mrs. John w. Crumpacker Of
Arlington, Va Before entering the
service he was employed by the
Tompkins Engineering and Con-
struction Co. here. Before the war
he spent is months in Japan as the
guest Of his uncle, Bishop Norman
Spencer Binsted, missionary to
Japan under the Foreign Board Of
the Episcopal Church.
Pfc. Glenn B. Bruce, whose sis
ter, Mrs. Marion A. Davis, lives at
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Welcome Program
To Be Given TODAY

The Washington Welcomes You
project. sponsored by The Star. will
present program in the gardens
OF the Octagon House, Eighteenth
street and New York avenue NV
at 8 o'clock this afternoon,
The program, in connection with
the American Institute of Archi-
tects' exhibit there of modern
Dutch architecture and city plan
ming, which will continue through
Saturday, is free to the public.
Guests Of honor will be Herman
8. Halo, first secretary of the
Netherlands Embassy, Mrs. Halo
and Mrs. j. M. w. Koning Hamil-
ton.
Julian E. Berla, vice president OF
the District Chapter of the Amer
ican Institute of Architects, viii
give highlights on the current ex-
h1bition and H. p. Caemmerer. Sec
retary of the District Commission
Of Fine Arts, will talk. informally
about Early Washington"
Miss Hazel Morton, accordianist
viii play melodies reminiscent of
Colonial gardens.
Hosteses include Mrs. Charles
Block, Miss Virginia Eyre, Miss Le-
wanna Henley, Miss Bess Hoier
Mrs. Ruth Kippialky, Miss Caro-
line Lean, Miss Mary Watkins and
Mrs. Jane w. Woolfit.