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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
!'i;EIIS

Una Mae Carlisle. Ms James
Bradford. ls expecting l'',e one
She Is also busy composing some
new tunes.
THE DOWNBEAT. Onyx Sp-'
llEh' ana Three Deuces cluhS on
Fifty-second downtown we're AL
'ically cur'slled hy ne FIJI Or sc-
count - nsrlJuana beng h''le
100 accessible Tsk 'sk.
Chicago will soon have an.
other Broadway hit when Spe-
cisl company NJ Deep Are the
Roots" will start there after New
Years shows with Negroes 20
we'll there as Carmen Jones"
and Anna Lucasta" testify.
Sol Hurok. who has hand ed
many an "ar'iste." among whom
we're Marian Anderson ard Nah.
erlre Dunbar wi. have hook
OFT soon ~ which ~ re-O.rts
anecdotes about them ard deyotes
chapter ~ Miss Anderson.
Speaking ~ NJ a. her. recently
postponed Carnegie Hal, concert
VII, be held Decemhcr - The way
the dalnes ran the poStpOrewert
note sounded like they though,
she was kidding about hCr illness.
Harry Wags,affe Gribblc has as
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Robson In Concert
At Masonic Temple

the crown heads NJ Europe and
appeared IN many motion pic
lures. most Of which were made
. IN England.
One of mis- greatest triumph s
came N 1890 when ne introduced
over CHS. the now famous Bal.
.7d for Americans Since then he
mas recor Nd II for Columbia. thus
bringing his total recordings over
800.
Robeson's family is almost as
d StInSuShed as the noted singer
md actor. HIS wife. ESlanda Goode
Robson called Essie' bv her
rlendl, IS an author ard lecturer
n her Own right. A graduate ~
columbia, she IS now studying for
% doctors degree in anthropol-
osy, and mas just written a book
0alled African Journey which
zee .ved favorable reviews when
was published this fall. |, g an
account NJ 2 trip She took through
Africa ~ 1896 with PAUL., then
eight years old.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

Sure5 H,'da S,nms' pubic ma; he
l''le lass Vii ne Anna as org
As she wants 20 Re. WaEStafte also
remarked that his projected pro-
iucnon ~ an irter-raclal Romeo
ard lu.le' Is ~ least YEAR away.
Shakespeare wNrllrS sEslr. -.
Helen Egres. ne former Base
thrush Was ur'"J.red b. shaken
Up IN t1a' Kansas Ct'y auto crash.
WE UNDERSTAND ne Los An.
ce,eS Trlol~e 'Noh - v'e~e>'irE
anatomical SAND nc o'he~ dav on
ne Haze'-DAR t'Ee' The T~,o SAID
they $1,000 behind Marian A~ier-
scr when she vas barred. h4' 'hev
aSree with he OAR 'h4 HazefS
art Is not 'cu.tgr4 enough Trey
a - took issue p''h Haze $ SuNe~-
structure and the NO~d - >Uper'
ne ru5Drl'N and o~ess r7o'0s ~
y winch play 4" ~ move 'Har Ner
zoos e heat Ism t7e~e s~y tree
doH' II expression .ef, ~ the
World
Life did Sinatrs an injustice
railing his speech IN Gary
vague" when he called names
on the platform to the MAYORS
embarrassment With one or two
unfavorahle adjectiveS they can
give completely erroneous i'm
preston, and often do their own
Luce ends
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Hear Honeyd1ppers
AT Paradise Friday

Recording stars headline IN.
treat stage show this week at the
Paradise theatre.
IN THE number one SPOT It's
the Honey Drippers." the sensa-
tonal recording artists starring
Joe Lissins, Playing in a number
OF theaters throughout the east. Joe
Liggins and his six original Hon
eydrippers have established new
oox office records During Joe Liz
gins appearance at the Paradise
Soc viii feature his sensational re-
cordin2 tune the Honeydrippers
and many others.
Joe Liggins started his must
cal career In Bristow at the are
OF IL when he composed and ar
ranged for bands a march that
ne called 'Lincoln's Prize"
Other tunes and arrangements
were soon In follow.
~ was In little night spot that
Joe got the irresistible urge 10
write Cripple joe" later named
The Honeydripper" Joe always
writes the words and the music
u all ~ his songs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Youth Facing
Court In $3.50
Theatre Theft

Recorders Judge Joseph 4 ellis
sNed 4 warrar' charging Charles
Adams. u, Of 1885, Bddie street
Wyandot'e. With robbery armed in
ne ho.dup 81 a Paradise theatre
cashier Nov. :.
ADAMS. police SAID. handed the
cashier Mrs Helen Bugbee Of 1928
RIOpeile street, note demanding
money After accepting ne $3.50
from ne cashier. Adams fed down
pa-Son stree, and Mas stopped by
Patcoinan Cornelius Van ZWeden
who questioned him.
The officer said when he asked
the prisoner To return To the the
atre with him. Adams struck him
with a wrench and attempted TO
escape.
The officer fred several shots
striking tho ffelnE man = tho hee
and abdomen. Adams VAS held ;
police prisoner AZ Receiving hos
p'ta ard : expected - be ar
alCned ~ court this week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Carter Praises
New Floor Show
At Club Owens

Stage and screen star. Ben Car
ter, was among those who en-
loyed the current foorshow al
Club Owens. Valley theatre-bar
over the weekend
The show is spanked To . Are
climax when Eddie Spare RIBS
Winston gets of his Jokes and
wins laughs from the audience. as
he sings and dances for their
pleasure
Earl (Groundhos) Basic offers
lessons in tapology 10 beginners as
he goes through a routine OF in.
trlcate and varied dance steps
atop the foorboards.
LAvETA WASHINGTON. new.
conner on the singing horizon. ere.
ates sensation with her rend.
ton OF popular. old and new blue
songs, backed up by the music OF
George DswsonS Chocolateers.
The show rs emceed by Emile
Jones, a fne singer ~ ballads and
popular songs Of today and yes
teryear.
Were proud" says Club Own
sr Owens, "of an efficient stan
~ Mattresses and bartending
personnel" John Randolph Bet
ton iii. Charles Fisher. Jack
GrAyboy and Tommy Perkins,
along with Cashier Mary r.
BROWN. make up the stan,
Owens said.
Among those enjoying the show
sunday we're MesdameS W. B.
Simpson and n Townsend
Every Tuesday night women
vii be admitted free at Club
Owens. where old friends meet
and enjoy themselves
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

SHARING THE spotlight OF en-
tertainment this week at the Para
disc theater will be Hot Lips"
Page. the new trumpet king and
his famous orchestra.
Lips" halls from Dallas, Tex,
where he mastered his first In
strument. the mellophone. He
turned To trumpet and after
playing the local hotels and
dance spots. he toinde the Orixi-
nal Blue Devils which later be-
came the Benny Moten orches-
ira.
Completing the stage show this
week at the Paradise theatre in
cludes Louis Mcbride and Silss
Green, in their comical skit en-
TITLED The Stuff Is Here: Lovely
Evelyn La Tang. dancer.
The screen fare stars Wild Bill
Elicit N his latest thrilling out
door treat. The Phantom OF the
Plains The latest release OF the
All American News completes the
screen program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Anderson To Head
USO Overseas Show

NEW YORK. 49, Thomas A-Ge~.
son. we,l-kroV- NeE.0 actor. VII
head tie cast - Red He. ard
E'ues" A. all-Ne-ro VARIETY show
currently he,nE resS.e1 - CSO-
Camp Shows for shl7ren' ever
seas Anderson. who has appeared
n CABIN - ne SKY. ARD Who
PLAYED Jack Ni'- Ca~ada lee
= Matte S0~. WI e--cee the
G~l' ard act as manager.
Others - the sNow. a~e TIE
iee'er-T''7rs orchestra 80 T-~ee
CaH.- Girls Apps ard Es're'li'a.
VERNE and Hu'c-ts ds~ce team
ar5 DORIS Mood blues SINCE TIE
90,' vii entertain se-v;ce-~er
overseas s-d WI ~ away for a
MINIMUM ~ SIX months.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Paradise Theatre
Closes Its Doors
For Season Dec. 7

TIE Paradise theatre VII close
for the l945 season Frlday. Dec. :.
and Will reopen in February
l9+6.
Stars 81 screen. radio and sta &c
viii headline the Paradise stage.
week after week. including such
stars ss Duke Ellington and ms
orchestra; LOUIS Jordan and his
famous band; King Cole Trio re-
cordiug fsvorite<: Coote Williams
and his orchestra: the Ink Spots
starring Bill Kenny: "Fatha Hines
and his recording orchestra: Tiny
Bradshaw and his JitterbuE or
chestra: and Buddy Johnson and
his Decca recording orchestra anG
others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

Paul Robson. Giant Of Sor :"
as critic Of a Chicago paper has
called him. comes n De'rolts Ma
sonic Temple. Sunday. Dec .. %
appear m a concert sponsored ~
Miss Nellie Watts and the Patrons
OF Arts.
Mr.. ROBESON returns 10 the
conce't stage after two wears m
the theatre as tho star 81 the Mar
garet Webster production OF
Shakespeare "Othello"
He holds six college degrees
and Is member Of Phi Beta
Kappa. speaks Russian. French
German. Italian and Spanish and
reads more than 20 other Lam
guageS including Gaelic and Chi
nese. He has travelled all over
the world. has sung before all
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
6 Shapely Chorines
In Big Zombie Show

A line Of six shapely and curva-
ceo1s ohorines from New York =
he chief attraction IN the current
Aoorshow production AZ Broad S
Club Zomhle. where Irving Alex
ander produces the hoorooard Of
ferln2s
The show. which pre- ere d
Monday includes lineup Of
sweet songs by Mary Jefferson,
the Offering Of Clarence Ellis.
billed as the electric man. the
taps routine ~ Buster Brown, one
Of the speed kings" and the
torch, bluesong and ballad rend-
tions Of todays favori,e son IS b,
the voice find. Clara Williams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Youth Takes $500.
Leaves Job Undone

A warrant charging LsNrarce T
Palmer ~ az 2. FIclli n1'h op-
Grating TithoIt Z residential ou'd-
erS license W7S recor T'endei
Monday ~ the prosecutor Of
fee
George Knox ~ = KenI.rorth
complained that las LINE : Ne
paid Palmer $500 and owed a bal
ance ~ 5, ION for ~ alteration lob
m MS noTe Knox sad me work
was never conp'e'e4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

Won and Gertrude. doing the
dance NJ the "TiEerman," inter
pref the sEe-old story ~ the
Way ~ man with a maid. to
climsctic exotic routine. Both
show of at their best in Scanty
torso costumes.
When You're Feeling Low.
down, = the theme Of 'he Blue.
Sor X sc delivered ~ olive
B7o7n hBXoT singer ~ semi.
-,soue ard blue S'yle nm oers
Music To- The snow ard dane NJ
Is ~ J.,Gs Djnkrrs ard RS band
They are p~alsed as ore ~ 'Ne
"r'v.S hes 7'uScai combinations.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Touring West Coast

Los ANGELES 49, tNFS) -- $50
tr'' "a : currently touring me,
camps ~ the r. ives. ard coast.
This UNI includes c0~ic Sandy
Burns. Gere Co,us. er,cee. Duke
PNE-i-S. Banv Seals Three Bon
BornieS and FeEEv ard Joyce.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Plan international
Night At Music Hall

Every relghborAood n Create
Detroit viii want 20 - -er~eser'ed
IN the audience ~ Muse Hall m
Dec when international ri.ht
commands he cl'y'S attention
On this occasion ! zll''erlrs ~.
ray ~ stage and radio stars re
entire De'-ol' symphony o-ches-
ira conducted ~ Walter Poole. as
well as co,ortul ta'ert from re
cltNs nationality groups WI take
part N a program designed 20 ex.
PLAIN the important place lr'erra.
tlonal Institute oecuples here
Endorsed by Mayor Edward 7
JetfrleS IT. International -isht has
2 large committee ~ leading c,,-
zers IN charge ~ a~rars ere-ts
Every seat Is reserved Tickets
Tor lrternauors sht vert IN
sale AZ the Muse Hal Box Office.
$50 Madison. on Nov Is.
Two NuNS I'D gray Sr1rf~~e's -o-.-.',.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Local Boy Making
Good AS Show NC

Warren Banks. Detroits own
El't 20 the erncee world. is prov.
inz sensation = ne introduction
~ shows ou' Nor'- End way a.,
Czzel Lees Clun Sensation.
SPOTLIGHT WINNER - re
show = ne R~'lrS a~I cross
Vo~dsEe he'V Ger Banks srT '~7'
"a i. ganEll7E Co~e1la~. Memphis
Lewis. who scores W''N rs s'vH
Kay Randall. - '0p nat ard
tails ensemble shows nc ra'rors
Just how nl-'hle ard evduca'pd Ner
feet are ~ ? AaSNv dance routine
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Another Basic First

NEW YORK-Count Basic. the
jump King of SwinE" scored IN
l7- portant beat on other name
'Inds as he became the hrs' ar
st 10 record Irving Berlin's
l.nnus "Rlue Skies
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

Tod Rhodes hard 0,sv. ne MI
SIC notes for voGr da~Cl~z and for
me show Background Vile vi
lIsns Offers a. invitation FOR the
public % see the best show n
town ~ Club Zowoe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

Two hundred gray squ'~-e.s -ecer''v
we're shot - Newton Cou-. Eng s-i
others nave N~en seen ~ ,'e Streets
- Nonrou'~
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22

Fair Enough
It was noted that J. r. Snyder
of Holtville was a cool customer as
he rode along in the sheriff's posse
in the parade. But his horse was
dripping with sweat
How come, j. r." shouted Parade
Manager Steve Harris, looking at
Snyder. who is no silver. you're as
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
FRENCH CLEAR ALL NAZIS
FROM IMPORTS OF BORDEAUX

PARIS, April 81. CUP)-The port
of Bordeaux was reopened for Allied
shipping Saturday for the first time
in four years following the clearing
of German forces from the entire
Gironde Estuary.
The campaign to eliminate the
German pocket around the Gironde
on the forgotten front" virtually
ended F'riday-seven days after the
French began the offensive along
the Atlantic coast.
A communique said French troops
hoisted the tricolor at the extreme
tip of Pointe De Grave, signaling the
end of the campaign. The Ger
man commandant, Colonel Prahn,
and his entire staff we're captured
the communique added, and only a
few enemy troops remaining to be
mopped up.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
RAMBLING REPORTER

Continued from Page u
straight into the clutches of four of
Wares deputies, Slim Lyons. wearing
gray whiSkers; Matron Vivian Luck
inbill, wearing full western regalia
M. C. Pinnell, smoking a smelly ci-
gar: and Orval Walker, filling out
a shirt of orange silk.
The officers grabbed the fugitive
and locked her in a straight jacket
but not without a struggle.
An ambulance drove up and car
ried away the remains of Oakley. No
one sobbed.
Meanwhile Ware broadcast an
eyewitness account of the killing
Old HoSs screaming her innocence
into the microphone.
why did you kill her?" Ken
Thornton demanded
she wanted me to take her hus-
band and I didn't want him., Old
Hoss snarled thorugh her teeth.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
Roundup whiskers
Draw Prizes

1t pays to wear Roundup whiSkerS.
SO seven El Centrans learned when
prizes were allotted Dy women iudg-
es. The final contest was staged
on Main street at noon Saturday,
Each winner drew five dollars in
cash. contributed by fees exacted
of the contestants.
Here are the winners:
Joe Ryba. longest beard.
Ernie Fame, darkest.
Carson McNamee, most aristocrat-
ic
Stewart Zinn, thinneSt.
Joe Carson. most artistic.
Norman Deaton, most wild and
woody.
Santa Singh. whiteSt.
Prizes we're slated for distribution
at the Saturday rodeo performance.
Judges we're Bonnie Irene Pray,
Phyllis Sturbitz, and Emma Lois
Walk.
Twenty-four entered the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
TRUMANS WAIT WHITE HOUSE
RENOVATION BEFORE MOVING

WASHINGTON, April 81. (UP)-
It will be a week or two before
the Truman family moves into the
White House, Press Secretary JON
athan Daniels said Saturday.
Although NJ. :. Roosevelt moved out
lac yesterday, 1rom week to two
weeks will be required to do some
redecoration and prepare the huge
mansion for tie new first family.
Meanwhile the Truman5 will con-
tinue 10 live at Blair House. across
the street from tie White House.
Eight midweste.n prisoner-of-
war camps paid $244,070 into the
U. S. Treasury from Jan. l to
March 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
Rodeo Opening
Sets Fast Pace

ter serving three years in the south
west Pacific, placed third in bull
dogging. His time was seven and
eight tenths seconds.
In calf roping Joe BaSsett of Tue
son, Arizona, tied his calf in Is
and min etenthS seconds. Jack Skip
worth of Clovis, New Mexico, tied
his calf in l6 and seven tenths Sec
onds.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22

Farm Advisor George Winright.
farm groups: FL Centro School
superintendent Guy Weakley edu-
cation program Dave Roberts at
torney, legal representative; and
Sheriff Robert w Ware, law en-
fCrcement agencies.
The organization still is in the
formative state" Mrs. Currier said
Friday, and we are open to sug-
geStions for making it more help
full, more efficient, and more con-
structive."
Members of the executive group
plan to meet the third Thursday of
each month.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
Council Forms
To Coordinate
Veterans Units

Formal organization of the Vet
erans Coordinating Council has
been effected in Ell Centre with
arrangements made to consolidate
services for World War No. 2 vet
erans and avoid overlapping among
the various services.
Mrs. Warren Currier, Red Cross,
was elected chairman of the eX-
ecutive group; r. p. Ostrander I'M
rerial county veterans service Of
ficer, was elected vice chairman,
Mrs. Raul Barrigan, labor groups,
was elected secretary. Other men,
bers CT TIE group include Don Rob-
ertson, employment service; Mrs.
Charlotte Mcrse, selective service;
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
FREEDOM FROM WANT BEGINS
WITH CLOTHES YOU DON'T WANT

More than 125 100000 people in liberated of Europe,
the Philippines 300000OO of them children
dire need shoes, bedding and clothing This
antcmax the ong years of prvation and suffering they
hands the cruees enemies history
through your attic Closets cellar, storage chests for
every available bit of weaabe salvage do today take ii
receiving depOts cooperating with United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration OJNRRA).
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22

The announcer informed the
crowd that the next rider would be
a marine-Sgt. H. w. Mckinney.
Scarcely had the marine ridden a
bucking horse onto the field when
he found himself on the ground.
Quoth the announcer over the P. A.
system:
THE marines have landed"
The boys and girls of the El Cen
tro Union High school comprising
the band, looked fine in their red
and white costumes. The band was
seated on a platform in front of
the stands. and played enlivenirig
music.
BE friendly. folks speak to the
person next to yCu," pleaded the
voice of the announcer. And the
spectators responded wholehearted-
ly. 1t was a partisan crowd in some
respects. but a crowd generous with
its applause. Texas performers got
big hands. as did the lads and lassies
from Arizona and California.
Praise of the Boy Scouts for their
excellent work was heard on all
sides. Particularly did they do a
coed job of parking cars. The Scouts
also filled in as ushers. ticket
takers, messengers and the like.
About 100 served.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
|lompoe to GET
s4,b20,OO0
Prison Project

WASHINGTON, April 81. CUP)-
The war department Friday auth
orized construction of disciplinary
barracks for 1900 prisoners at Camp
Cooke, Lompcc. California. The S4,-
$4,000 project will include tempor-
ary industrial buildings covering
$4,000 square feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
SideIighfs
On Rodeo

A big round of applause greeted
Gerald Roberts on his first appear
ance. Roberts was world champion
all-around cowboy in 1912 and he
looked every inch champion Fri
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page Il
pf Tucson. Arizona, worlds cham
|pion OF 1914. His time was five and
five tenths seconds.
Dick Herren, Fresno marine rec
gently give ma medical discharge af-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22

cool as a cucumber while your
horse is sweating from every pore?'
"Oh, that's o. k. grinned Snyder,
I've got to carry him back
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22

SAN GABRIEL, Cal, April 81.
CUP)-Plans to mark the site of 1t.
Gen. George S. Patton's birthplace
here with a three-acre park and a
group of war veterans memorial
buildings went forward Friday with
announcement that the project will
be financed by public subscription
of $3.50 600
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22

Defense enough but search her, ="
ordered Judge" Jack Tackett. Ma
tron Luckinbill extracted a foot-long
knife from Old Hoss hip pocket
That's a deadly weapon" said
Lyons.
TT is not" snapped the prisoner,
its my nail file"
So they threw Old HoSs into
sherisf's car, opened the siren, and
sped offs after the bowling ambul-
ance.
Henceforth, ladies and gentlemen
and all you little shaverS, call
them Cadaver Livingston and Killer
Brooks.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-22

A quiet. wiry, graying man sat in
the open bleachers obviously in
tensely enjoying the rodeo show
He was identified as Jerome Jerry
Hunter, former lopnotch rider and
roper of Oklahoma, and one of the
founders of the Rodeo Association
of America, under whose auspices
the Imperial Valley Roundup is be-
ing held On the occasion of the
recent livestock show at Kansas
City, animals owned by Hunter won
five blue ribbons.
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-26

Mrs. Roger Peterson and son OF
billings were guests this week of
her sister, Mrs. Emil Ebersviller'
Jr.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Henry Strending who left to
spend several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Jess Wilcox of East
Los Angeles, that Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilcox are the parents of a son
born Dec. 10.
Entertaining for employees OF the
]. C. Penney store, MI. and Mrs.
Stewart Johnston were hosts Fri
day evening at a buffet lunch
Christmas party. Games were
played and gifts exchanged.
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-26
The Outlook Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Staiger and
family were Christmas dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Thorne.
Rev. and Mrs. James Haueter
were Christmas dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lumsdon and
family.
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-26
November
December

3-General Macarthur orders arrest Of SO
prominent japanese as war criminals.
including Prince Nashimoto and two for
mer premierS.
5-U. S. lends $50 million dollars to France
through EXport-Import bank credit for
rehabilitation purposes.
7-Jap general Tomoyuki Yamashita,
Tiger of Manila" condemned to die
by hanging for war crimes.
11-Russia agrees to allow Chinese ma.
~tionalist troops TO fly into Manchuria
and take over several strategic cities.
13-British and French sign pact on Syria
and the Levant.
l6-Prince Fumimaro Konoye, of Japan's
royal family. committed suicide rather
than stand trial as war criminal.
17-Foreign ministers of Russia, Great Brit
ain and the United States begin atomic
parley at Moscow
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
.. e.
Quick Summer Cookies

A PLATE of cookies is a
~ "must" with the tray
or summer drin ks. Buy
sweet waters or cookies at
your grocers or the neigh
borhood bakery. Or make
your own this way:
Refrigerator Cookies
q cup molasses
q cup shortening
/ egg
3 cups flour
y teaspoon salt
a teaspoon cloves
/ teaspoon ground ginger
l teaspoon ground
cinnamon
4 teaspoon soda
Combine the molasses and
melted shortening. Add the
egg and stir till blended.
Sift the flour, then sift
three times with the dry in
gradients and add. Mix well.
Stir till smooth Form into
a roll and wrap in waXed
paper. Chill in the retrig-
orator two 10 three hours
or until firm. Slice thin and
bake on a creased baking
sheet in a moderate oven
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Coffee Milk Shake

cHAKE black, freshly.made
- double-strength coffee in
a beverage sh a ker with
sugar, ice cream, cream or
top milk and ice cubes.
Pour into tall glasses and
serve at once.