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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
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1875 1eif
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
ATTUNE TO OWN TALENTS

Zach individual must visualize I'm his minds
eye a ladder of success especially sttuned 10 hs
individual talents. aptitudes and desires.
William James, a great and inspiring Amer-
can philosopher in his amous Talks TO
Students" in FORMULATING the advice to "be
yourself" remarked: Each observer gains
a partial superiority of insight from the peculiar
position in which he stands Even prisons and
sick rooms have their special revelations. II is
enough 10 ask of each of that he should be
faithful to his own opportunities and make the
most of ms own blessings, without presumng
10 regulate the rest of the vast field
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Ladder of Success -l945 Model

Your own personal success depends on con-
destructive idea OF the dilettante that getting
ahead i'm the world is an unworthy ideal.
Likewise there is no inspiration in the tatuous
argument that IL is statistical mpossibiilty for
every one 10 climb TO the top OF the ladder.
For while obviously only small elite can
become chief executives OF corporations, topiight
lawyers physicians. engineers. artists and mer-
chants. this is a specouS way of looking al the
human problem of adjusting the individual to his
environment in this fast changing world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. OF l5-frices n cents
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Evening star., 1945-11-18
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

HAVE IMMEDIATE NEED Of good home
IN any good D. C. neighborhood, substantial
Sssss MrIte Box 80 ss7e5. e5'hj ssa1' no brokers
f0STi Will saY eHi z7as. zIf Cash for |, or room
house IN or near D. c. Mr.. LIVINGSTON.
coNsfDERABLE SIDERABLE CASH for down paym.n.
VIII 1ds BUY From a OWNER ~ otso o1 r.stor
or room bungalow, NV. d. C. or Mont
gomeTy County; must be good. Box
CAN 81 900 CASH. SIS month buy a 3
or 4 bedroom house? Location secondary
to home suitable for 3-child family. Box
PIEAsAST NJ DEALINGS is my motto: let
me give you top price cash offer for
atBERTs eltn1E Esite or eSiorsd properties Mr.
PRIVATE PARTY wants six-room resi-
dence. near elementary school, in de-
sirabie sra shI ny. legation. l93eation. No dealers. Write
TOWN HOUSE for doctor; English base
msnt, large rooms; good, elose-in location.
ROW HOUSE within 2 biks. Of Dupont
circle; nesd not not be IN good condition;
VII , pay $40, 900. Evenings, ME 5l62.
den on LIST floor; in good NV. location;
wanted by private party; will make quick
DECISION and pay all cash. Phone ia.
INVESTOR wants to buy from owner
small white or colored properties. in any
condition: will pay cash Box 241-J. Star
LIST YOUR HOME in D. c.. nearby Nd.
and Va. for top market prices: quick,
courteous and dependable service You
will appreciate our experienced sales or
Eanization's service to you. For personal
sppraisals phone eve or Sun. Georgia
0753. 729 18th ST. NV
CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE for cash. Need
duplex apts. and 6-rm. homes near Catho-
lic Univ: 12-rm. house near Mt. Pleasant:
$s.000-$I2.000 homes. Petworth, Bright
wood and Takoma Park L. II. MAURY,
AD. 1926 or 1924 14th st. NV 7DI 1896
home today or sell to cash clients 1t fun
market value: free apprsisals MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 2s3I until pm. 24s
D. e. PROPERLY WANTED white or coll
CURTO, FR 7s00.
C0LOkED-wANT HOUSE In Bxookland or
BY f4r school tsachersi VIII pay cash.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA.

FARHHL = 4-yr.-old. 4-bedrm. brick
ot hSm Sasnf SuS.r dss I'M ovS b.s
EPH 4. PREvETTE. Relstor cH, se1s.
blks. Clarendon: large wooded corner lot;
owner built; poss. immed.: FIRST showing;
SID osEpH sssh 81 fSnx terms R,.faI Ga
$500 PEI Per MONTH gross income, plus COM
Portable hrst. floor living quarters for own
Brick bunsslow with attic finished into 2
bedrooms and bath and complete apt. in
6ssemens Two OUTSIDE entrances 70 base
Double corner lot. sIs. 500, with approxi-
%s1sly mat ,, ss, 500 cash; csll csGroll Riskls
CHOICE WOODED BUILDING SITES
Large lots; incest residence section in
fnston: close 70 bus. s. stores ne Schools: sal al
desres coLNs 1sHsd t3e up at terms ss
EARLY PossEssIoN-Large 2-story house
for . invs, Investment Or , with living quarters
apt, livins. rm. with fireplace. dining rm:,
equipped kitchen: l bedrm. and bath
which rents for S7s per month: End door
for $3.50 month. Basement has equipped
kitchen and other space, " bath; coal
hot-water heat. garage; house in good
ssner sna oc I sas e siase eoss I'M n @
nished Price. Sl4,35O. Must have sub
stantial down payment. balance monthly.
Inspectison n sts BY appointmen. only Phone
SPACIOUS GROUNDS AND RMS. 75xaoo
fully designed and built years ago, it
rms. and tiled bath on 2nd fioor; excep-
ticnaliy large living rm-, dining rm. and
equipped Kitchen on lst door; fun base
90 minutes to .. c. Quick possession.
We consider this perfect for SI3, 1850;
1880 cash sgaEs rss1iSsS Tor mere tnferm.-
once, once sao4 wilson blvd. I a. 1000. OK. Ok.
VACANT to choose from and lust put
N and row brick homes q rms and ss.tnsd tiisd
bath, equipped kitchen, full basement, Oil
heat; completely decorated wonderful
aar.d Fo9 more ss eaTn ss Az
son blvd. GL. 1000. OK ox. 9ssi 41ss. ao1 VII
4-R0OM AND BATH frsme bungalow, iire-
place. circulating oil heater. Frigidaire;i
Isiss g ehisksns Near saiisy. cros: RosS,
RETsLE; aren't. OK. o51s ar Of. 1ssss. s
soms located ii I sRs County, Club nf HeIshss HTiss
Of North Arlington. The house Vas de-
signed and built BY the present owner 4
years ago and features q beautiful living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., equipped
bath On ths Isl iisor; bsdrms and md tiled Tiled
bath on the End door; full basement, OUT
side entrance; oil or coal hot-water heat.
There is individuality and appeal In the
$1S.4EO will appeal to the most cautious
and discriminating buyer For complete
particulars, call ARLINGTON REALTY.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
HOUSES WANTED ro suy tce.t. ,

sdss .rser houss Sss I0G%s POEMS q GOOD sSo
Or 6rooklanS section, GE. 64s4.
NV. Suite s37. must vaeste soon; viii
buy or rent large house where we can
mSys sFI SfaSss; %nss sgsnts ansa sttsntion n
Mr. STERLING. sos l4th st. ne. OF
%E Rhens Can IT. sEML aaHi. YOUR HOUSE and re,
you top cash price in b, O.. Md. or Va;
free appraisal. plenty clients waiting for
apiss aT IA resass sas Gan nsEksT sna IA ssss
fRIVaTE f'ais + PARRY h;T will pay cash for you,
modern no houss; no brokers or SPECTATORS
We We CAN Can SELL YOUR PROPERTY If 10.
Gated in washington or nearby Montsomer,
s,nh,,:n.a esanty LIST With Ss for auiss results
GEoRGEToWN, Burleith. Cleveland PARK
T,xha., ESxhali VILLAGE. y LEO KoLs. INC. 1881
HTTENTioNMDoetor desires nice eorne,
oas house in Brightwood. section. Cali Taylor
GIG GRGESrfY0 sF Gs0fsaa NEn6n5 5e seven or e,:st
under $4,000; ali cash. Cali TED L
pRlGE pREiE ~ MA 1888; ewes 81. EN-; 4!s0; 900,
ppHrshass, II; S94o evenings. is.
uOME IN DE IHESUA; price must De rlgnt
VIZ E CAN Sell ~ YouK HpiHn s3UsE. 81 NV can &c,
sstensn sa sfsn vSn' ss Ss Sa esal,
CASH BUYERs for D. c. and Md. property
ai S ssioF: sssi Rhsa. ss
ls1enf We PAY eys AZ IL Gssn ho fsSa fcr nj. and
property. Quick settlements., QUINN i
fF To i Rooms n 1refsf 81 ss Cd FR house ase k.
E. Tn m 90 sGs aays eves n G and san
We We CAN CAN SELL hS1s Yous itsts aousE Hs st it. full
value today: Our opinion entails no obi,
WEI We HAVE CASH BUYERS IVA wanting y homes mes
a AsnssGa shoa and nsae' H5sRa
hAyE s'bi iii H~f or es Better iS
ions pGsNa rSsfs Brofsf AT a 0esa sboo
HAVE SEVERAL veterans wanting to buy
ss%es useas sesr sloo g. DUNE UNI mesn srok:r
AhEsifee4SN UNIVERSITY PARK, renlsy.
Shall. / SELL NY HOME now. II YOU
view we WIFI after as rS ali faets
advise you as to your best interests This
service is without obligation. PHILLIPS
T. CANDY. INC, Realtors, Ma. 1900. 1912
IF YOU HAVE q nice home Of 9 or more
rooms you wish to sell situated IN good
NV. location In the District or Maryland
suburban area. please phone ia. 3a02
HAVE YOU A HOME for, sale under ST.
500 of which you can give possession in
80 days or less for al CASH. Phone now
FORD. 1914 X ST. NV. DI. 9706.
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION. list
your house with US. Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO., 1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 340O.
DO you WANT to sell your porperty al
once? ! will pay cash II priced right
Quick settlement. R. g. DUNNE. Broker
FROM OwNER-e-room detached brick
hSnse hSa n In nv 6is ?. c. or Virginia: all cash
FROM OWNER a-bedroom center-h
bIsVstory On dst Al Amer AM Hniy ss, q ch ch
4-BEDRM., center-hal det. home, In NV
section: reasonably priced. Columbia
DETACHED OR sEMIDETAcHEp brick. in
vicinity of 18th and Rittenhouse sts NV;
SIX .h or sn seven rms win pay up to sl6.boo
Wo, 02S0 SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., 1906
H st. NV, MA. 2345.
II YOU HAVE house to Sell call Wo
FRINGE GEORGES COUNTY bones
needed; our large active organization has
the experience to get you the best cash
deal on today's market. We lead the
area area IN sales Open seven days week.
PRIVATE PRIvATE PARTY, interested in Chevy
SH. 1910.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
SUBURBAN REkT-MARYlAkp.

TWO SMALL FARM HOUSES. $40 and SIS
per mo-, furnished or unfurnished, on bus
line. II miles from D, c. Boz 4245. city.
sT HhSRe ssnScwh. isRFsl c7Eah. .n.r. ,ou. r,,,
small family in exchange after-school care
of children Sligo 1899.
Evening star., 1945-11-18

s-ROOM BUNGALOW; bath, cleo, h.-w.h.
fireplace, full basement. front-side porches;
corner lot: close to everything; possession;
81 $50. terms.
3737 Cottage terrace, Brentwood, Md
g rooms. bath, cleo, h-w.h, full base.
ment. hwd. A., modern kitchen: large lot;
close to evesytning; Sh;oo0. terms. ERvIN
Evening star., 1945-11-18

ROUTE 24o-a stories, rooms. electricity.
garage and chicken house: 3 acres of
B. cUsHMAN, SO Frederick pike. CATH
ersburg. Md. Phone 299. Open to-day
closed Thursdays.
sale. this modern two-bedrm' home. auto.
air cond gas heat. screened porch, with
fenced yard; ss;s5o,. with S2,5oo down.
EUGENE l5 l; vANN, ANN ST., ss Riverdale car STOP
9 RMS. AND BATH, 2-story det. between
Takoma Park and Hyattsyiile; OIL heat.
Ne Near lo school and transp;; ideal for children;
SILVER SPRING AREA acre, s-room
modern home, baths, hot-wster heat. coal
an lovely
ssAY Ras aaa oo ehsss ssas osoTss ave. sa 41as
WiIhiAMs SS1dIIzsi s REAL isf0 ESTATE. Edmonston
rooms Can MR.. MATsoN. uN. saoo..
sEAuTirtE ME1ltTa tfss WHaTE sssats HOME on cement
ing rm., fireplace. acres Of sround:. 4
ale s MR RiLEY. UE & Zoo ss' Let fr US su,sh sell
suNGALow. iSns ss.s6o - i bedroom and
iot 5ox2s0 t. +. & CHASE, Kensinston
sEMIBUNGALow--1s floor, S rooms; 2nd
floor. 3 rooms, partitioned on, diminished:
basement, level lot: owner says sell at
reduced price; nice location: terms. uN
1904 Both AVE. Hillside. Md.-s rooms,
to sell At $c,325. L. H. RINKER. Cap
4 ~ MopHRN asf' DETACHED n HOMES, s. al and
rooms, block from District line: front
and rear porchss. slate roofs. full base
ment. h.-w.h.: convenient to shopping and
OWNER, Gg' g6oee. 's00 -"' so'0oo'
ExCELLENTLY BUILT. well arransed.
old style 3-bedroom frame on beautiful
singtnn for sale BY owner. Immediate
possession. Easy terms. Good buy. Must
sell sH s47s; -
easy terms: livinF ym., Kitchen, bedfms., 4
s:s4 S:sa SLIM Ssiisssn ts1Hi lSE<s s rosss
Evening star., 1945-11-18

COLORED-NEAR 4th AND U SITS. NV.
sfa@ aD NJ sG0a HVz is5
S6loehDnh1E SS dfas R 1ls1 81. NV. NEAR 1.sLio
ditien: owner occupant. priced to sell. A.
GoIoEEb@sao sth sr. N.E.-Row brick,
ovneT IA cssss sss sunday sma cash pm na'ment &c
6ioEfS Esfsdsys ssG PR ts ssS SE pm
be redecorated. Also Zoo Blk Euclid st.
nv; 9 large rooms; bath, excellent cond
& Hf EVA sos SiE 7Ifsh III
st. n;s-s rms. bath. priced low, terms.
baR op5 pIcs O. cs MRs fmds5
FOR coLoRED&1oth fo ST. near Monroe
Deep sfmds os 0Tsk oasy SSms both sal ss ssso
Terms 2 brick houses near srd and
y. Y. ave. NV. Each rooms. bath,
h-Th u Pr Price; S1s;59o for both. THOMAS
coLoaEn-sWxNRT LSAIae. sSS M 1RRSdj 1RoujsE. 800 block
Eye st. ri ne; 8 rms and bath; Gil heat; tile
e6noRFDnxRsfp RhHRe pI e1o 7oss e.tb brick
Sn hSns e DoEshss; SsS gil hst.xs.eS heat; dssT-
e6l6kkB6Wsls H5 AsfB. SE ss Musr s f9nn1soN
sestmsni: % ooo po yeary ineems eassepr prieed a
sSronTpLssss ss$s SRii SPiis fifS FS I,
story brick, 9 rooms. bath; new hardwood
enee On On one one, trust. uRcIoLo REALTY
6oIoEEDga4i Pack Rp. N.w.-v.can.
-Semidetached brick, 9 large rooms full
basement; hot-watef heat: detached garage;
Colonial porch; SI2 ,450: So. 600 cash: move
In with deposit. Open today. 3 to pm.
Can nj; Sterling. URcoLo REALTY CO.,
cooIoREEDD-NEAR 4th AND SITS. NE
Two-story brick, 8 rooms, bath; hot-water
heat: $6, $50; $3.50 cash. URcIoLo REAL
toLoREDMs4ss esi ssfE ST. NE.-Mod.rn brick
afsmily apt ess eaeh sPt rsnsed seobo
GoIoEnB-isfs ED iais'c coKcoRAS Coz ms sr. NV
Brick. 10 rooms, 3 baths: garage; now
rented to 3 tenants at Sis mo-; price,
$l1,250: terms ma. 33s3
COLORED-ONLY $500 DOWN-30 K st.
n.w:-Row brick. g rms. bath: coal heat;
no. MR oUNTER 4oz 1 st. NV. SRH. R
COLONEL - ONLY 5000 DOWN - 1713
seaton st: n.ws on 18th and Fla. ave -
Rev brick. rms bath; coal h.-v.h.;
6Tass; HuNrrS SsspS2Gi iSG1 sslanes $50 HH3 HH2 .ksS
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15
NAACP PRAISES TRUMAN'S
STATEMENT ON FEPC.

New York-President Humans
statement on FEPC in his message
to Congress, in which he requests
once more the enactment OF legis-
lation for a permanent agency was
praised by the NAACP. In Il tele-
gram 20 President Truman, Walter
White said.
May we express u ~congratula-
tons ana appreciation to 0 for
your clear cut message to Congress
to-day Of rteded Legislation t in
sure full employment Dnd equal
justice in the from war.
We pdrLicI 'arly appreciate your
unequrvocal request Of the Con-
gress tina " enact a permanent
Fair Employment Practice Z mmit-
tee.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15
INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS
OTTIOOKg

There are many ideas and opin-
ions about the present conditions
and all of the newspapers are do
ing what they can to bring about
what the readers would like to
know. Many large usiness con-
Germs are calling for men and WON
en- to work and to our way Of think
ing all persons looking for employ
ment will contact and get in touch
with employers who will give con-
sideration to all of them that can
qualify and when they are on h
job give all of the attention that is
required to keep the business on
the up and go to produce more and
better trade.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Members of the U S. Senate Fin
ance Committee were very busy dis
cussing how many extra statesmen
would be used in the large depart
ment stores during the Christmas
season.
U. S Senator MILAN of Colorado.
said he worked in a store once dur
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

------
Fontenelle hotel walters on the
job on service at all times.
Paxton hotel walters out III
front on good service all the time.
Fontenelle hotel walters going
good on service with a smile.
Walters at the Regis hotel and
the White Horse Inn improving on
service at all times.
If you like the walters column
make it known to us.
This writer used time out to look
in on the remodeling of the Cham
Der of Commerce on Monday MORN
ing. Sept. TO- We met the very
friendly chef and he made it known
to us that the kitchen and dining
room would have a new appearance
for the opening day Sept. 18th.
And Of cours the musician head
waiter and his crew will be ready
to quick step on the service to the
very friendly members. Now let's
all give them a good hand.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15
SEND
$40 TO NAACP

New ork-Sgt William Roy OF the
20Sth Ordnance Ammunition comp
n overseas has sen SAC in mem
berships to the NAACP, it was an
nounced here last week.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

ing the Christmas rusht u. S.
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan.
said you never worked in a store
as big as the u. S. Senate.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Two brothers from GAINESVILLE,
Fla. met in a German prison camp
during world war two---they had
not seen each other for 8 years.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Are you a member of the Naacp?
If not take a membership today,
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Five persons were killed and Is
injured in a Santa Fee RR wreck
on Sept. 4th.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Two racketeers were found shot
to death in an apartment Sunday
Sept. 9Th in Chicago, III.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Police in Minneapolis. MINI. ar
rested a woman for using rs names
having goods charged to in a large
department store.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Four U. S. b~attleships badly
damaged and will go to the scrar
pile as they cannot be repaired.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

New Jersey labor leaders have
asked President Truman for a con-
ference of a Labor Management.
and a U. s. Senator of NJ conferred
with the group and said he would
do all he could to help them.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

A IL year old boy lived on pea.
nuts for two months..-he was
found under a bench by Boston DO.
lice.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Sydney, Nebraska had the low
est tempture Monday, Sept. 10th.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15
Walters Column
BY HI. w. sMITH--HA.

Walters at the Hill Hotel topping
the service.
Blackstone hotel walters quick
stepping on the service.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

A trike vote has been taken in Wins
or Canada auto industry.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15
The Week
tBY HI. w. sMITH-HA. osoo)

Detroit. Michigan has eighty thou
sand workers idle and the news
paper carriers three week strike,
has been settled is the report If the
st. Louis newspaper publishers as
ISOLATION.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

City and State offices and banks
were closed on Sept. 10 in honor of
Huey Longs birthday.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

threatened him with a butcher
knife.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

An earthquake was reported at
Georgetown university Sept. 9th j..
it was estimated that it was Z 600
and 900 miles from Washington. DC.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15
VICTORY III THE PACIFIC
u Record Of Negro Achievement
In the War AGAINST the Japs

Ever since April, 1912 when swarhy Negro Engineers sTeaned ashore from
landng craft to whip out steel carpets n New Guinea for the reception of planes
the lntamy OF PearlH arbor, prpetraed by the japanese less than four months earlier:
The 2th Infantry Regiment was the first anNegro combat unit to face the Nip
ponese. when it landed in the New Georgia Islands two days before the Battle of the
Coral sea, May ~ 1872 Men Of this organization have been singled out by the In
spector General Of the Army for their exceptionally meritmious conduct in routing
enemy from Sapan in the Marianas
On December l. 1912, Negro soldiers were included in the first contingent of Amer
Ian troops to arrive at leo ilrndia to construct the famed Ledo GOw StlwdD
Road. Utilizing a handful OF Blldozes and a fleet Of delmidated British lorns te
As early as January % 1913, ten Negro units, ranging from Engineer to Chem
lal Warfare Service outfits had been commended by General Macarthur for their
courage spirit an devotion to duty in expening the enemy from Papua, New Guinea.
For extraordinary heroism displayed at Pordoch Harbor New Guinea. O. March
Service Gross posthumousy. Since that time the number Of decorated soldiers Of color
has become legion
In April 1914 the 9rd Infantry Division had its first taste Of action at Empress
s3rd had secured the Sua River and a portion Of the land east Of the Torokina River
The Division nextw vent to the Treasury Island Group thence to Mowtai Island in the
Dutch East Indies and more recently to the Philippines
Besides the oath Infantry and 9ad Division, six other Negro combat units have
been announced as being in theP Pacific They are with present stations: goth Coast
Artillery (AA) New Guinea; 3th Coast Artillery AN, Obinawa; 742nd Aniancraft
Artillery, New Guinea; 23Nh Anhairraft Artillery, Sapan; 32th Antancraft Bar
rage Balloon Battalion ad the 372nd Infantry both in Hawaii
Roughly 100000 Negro soldiers are scattered throughout the Pacific and Far Eaa.
from, Noumea, New Caledonia to Calcutta India; from Running, China to Ahu
Island in the Akmian chain They are serving Tin such highly technical organizations
as the 10kt Chemical Processing Company at Manila in The Philippines and the 689th
Signal Air Warning Radar) Company in the SMu Archipelago
from the European and Mediterranean Theahrs Of Operations, began arriving in the
Philippines and many more were awaiting shipping orders. They we're there to return
peace to the whole world.
Bureau Of Public Relations, U S War Department
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

Read The Greater Omaha Guide.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

The Siamese twins died in a hos.
pital in Phoenix. Arizona Sunday
Sept. 9Th.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-15

An ex-farmer was found with his
throat slashed in his home in Ere
mont. Nebraska, Sept. She lived
alone in the home-his wife was
in an Omaha hospital.
An IS year old ex-soldier shot
and killed a AZ year old man in
Pittsburgh. Pa. He SAID the man
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
They Go TO Chicago

Mrs. T. F. MacManus Jr. and
Mrs. William B. Hargresves are
spending the weekend in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Frederick L. Robinson
OF Dayton %. is spending a
fortnight with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard G. English Of
Cranbrook road.
1t. and Mrs. Joseph HinShaw
Jr. have returned 10 New York
after a visit with the senior
Hlnshaws OF Pom Valley road.
Mrs. Vernon c. Griffith left
Thursday 10 return 10 Indian
apolis following a visit with
her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy c. Smith Of
Pembroke drive. Marion Smith
has returned home for her sum-
mer vacation from Warrenton
Country Day School in Virginia.
Bloomfield Hills branch Of the
Women's National Farm and
Garden Association will hold a
potIucK picnic Monday noon az
the home OF Mrs. Leslie II.
Green of Turtle Lake Farms,
Square Lake road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Lake Trips
On in Week

THE summer cruise season OF
Il the Georgian Bay Line be-
gins June 10. when the North
American will leave Buffalo and
the South American will leave
Chicago First trip out OF De-
troit on the South American
will be June II, TO Isle Royale,
Duluth and back TO Detroit.
The North American Will
arrive in Detroit June 10. and
leave later in the afternoon for
Cleveland and Buffalo.
Bronze propellers have been
installed on both ships this year
for smoother sailing
This year for the first time a
dietician has been placed on
each ship 10 work with the chef
and the steward in planning
menus. The ports Of call and
the times of arrival and de-
parture on both these seven
day. round trip Great Lakes
cruise ships are the same as
last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Girl Wed
To FEer

MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
Nl VINCENT MEARS of
Grayton road announce the
marriage of their daughter, Vir-
ginia Mary, 10 1t Langdon
Harve Wilson Jr., USAAF. at
the Base Chapel Of Davis Mon
thon Field. Tucson. Arlz. He IS
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
don Harve Wilson of Abbevllle,
n. G.
The bride is a graduate Of
the University Of Detroit and
the American AirlineS Steward
ess School in New York. 1t
Wilson is a graduate OF Glenn
son University. He has COM
pleted SO missions in the Africa
Italy campaign. His decorations
include the Purple Heart, the
Air Medal with five clusters. the
DFC with two clusters and the
Presidential Unit Citation with
two clusters
They are making their home
in Tucson. where 1t Wilson IS
stationed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Ibex Club TO Meet

THE IBEX CLUB will hold
It's annual meeting on Monday
a. the home OF Mrs. David d.
Williams. Crosse Pointe Blvd.
After the business session there
Aill be an informal art exhibit.
pa will be served
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Plan Party

MR.. AND MRS. CARL S.
SCHILLER, of Woodingham
drive, will entertain at a re-
ception in the Belcrest Hotel
June 20 from 8 TO II d. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Good Shepherd Session

THE GOOD SHEPHERD
LEAGUE will have its last
bridge-luncheon Of the season
Tuesday at ! p. m. in the
Women's Guild. Mrs. +. J.
Murphy is chairman.