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Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Stevenson. OF NAPLES Pond
The annual Vacation Bible
School for the boys and girls of
this community will begin next
Monday morning. June IL. and
continue for ten sessions, Monday
through Friday. Each session will
begin At 800 Il. III. and close at
ll:30 a. III.
Children, 48 years, will meet at
Goshen Church, top Of the hill"
and children, 9-l4, will meet at
Grace Church. foot of the hill.
Every child of the community is
cordially invited TO attend the
school, regardless of church affili-
alton, and leaders of all churches
are helping with the school
At the close Of the school. a pic
nic will be given the children, ana
q program for the public will also
be given and work Of the school
will be extended.
Daily refreshments of milk and
cookies will be served the children
OF the beginner and primary de
partments.
The attendance goal this year is
100 children. Mrs. Charles Porter
is dean of the school.
The department studies and
leaders are:
Beginners: Our Happy World; "
Mrs. AliZa Clendaniel, Mrs. Mary
Morgan, and helper, Miss Dorothy
Wright
Juniors: What Is In Your BIZ
hle;" Misses Sarah Atkins, Ruth
Warren, Mrs. Aliza Dutton, and
helpers. Miss Sue Graves and Clara
Walls.
Intermediates: Our Living
Church.; Mrs. Elmer Hooking
Mrs. Bessie Wilson. Reverend Mil
ton Elliott and helpers, Misses
1helma Wells and Irma Hudson.
Leaders of DevotiOnS. Reverend
William Hudson; music. Mrs. Mar.
garet DuttOn.
Sunday, June TO- will be Child
ren's Day in Goshen Methodis
Church.
Sunday School will meet at 9:45
At the service at HOO, Reverend
Hudson will bring the message anC
the sacrament of baptism will b,
administered to infants.
AT the evening service at 7:3,
the children of the Sunday Schoo
will present the program.
Suffer little children to com
unto me: for of such is the king
dom of heaven"
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
CONTRACT 996
Gasoline Requirements
Fiscal Year 1895 40
5c". .ooo CAL Regular Grud- Gasolin

''"."o" Gal Regular Grad" tiaSoliu"
Attention is called to thu Special
ffoNlS."nH lu th" proposal. Sprcitica-
tons and contract agreement
I'tGiOiinaI'rr OF contract Shall com
meme" within ton tlup days after tXt-
cutlon Of thu contract and h,. comul,t-
"a a> specified.
Monthly payments will be made. for
ga per cent OF the construction com
plrtt.d each month.
EiddrrS must submit proposals uDon
forms provided 10y TIN. Department
Each proposal must be :rcOmpanied
10y Il surety bond. certified check. OF
money to TIM. amount OF at hast t.t!
Ohj pei Ct.!ItUm OF TIM total amount .t
thr plUpoS~L
The envelope containing the pro-
pOS;l must lr marked "PropoSll for TN.
CONSUMPTION OF stat Highway Con
tract NU..........."
The contract VIII be- awarded or re-
jtcted within twenty t2Ul dn%S from
TIN date OF opening proposals.
IIr IlGht IL II ScrVt to reject am
or al bids.
Complrt" sets of plans and sp,cifica-
tiouS may hr obtained after June
l?45 upon receipt of two dollars 50 nn1
for each contract. which amount Will
not Ice refunded.
Max" checks payable to the stat.
Highway Department
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Hy: +. V. dul'ont. Chairman
w. w. Mack. chief Engineer.
Dover. Delaware.
May %. 1915. N-1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
ROXANA

Children's Day services will be
held Sunday evening, June IL, al
ROXana Methodist Church.
Nh and Mrs Cove A. Bennett
left Sunday 10 spend the night with
their daughter, Miss Hilda Bennett
at Wilmington. They left there on
Monday TO visit their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs How
ard Bennett at Schenectady. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richards OF
AbsecOn. y. j.. Mrs. ROXie Bryan
OF Ocean City. y. j.. spent a part
OF last week with Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Richards. All OF the above
were dinner guests on Thursday OF
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilgus and
two children have moved to Ocean
City. Md. for the summer.
Miss Mary Jane Lynch, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Wolfe Lynch,
was very much disappointed Sat
urday TO discover that Mary Jane
had case OF mumps and could not
entertain her 80 invited guests TO
help celebrate her birthday, as was
very carefully arranged by her mo-
ther. However. Mrs. Al MuSser bak-
ed the cake and the guests sent theil
gifts. and it wasn't altogether a
total disappointment Better luck
next June.
Mr. and Mrs Zack Wells of Will
mingtOn were over night guests
Sunday of Mrs. Orna DerricksOn.
Mrs. Carrie Hudson OF Baltimore
visited Mrs DOna McCabe on Mon
day.
Mrs Monroe Hudson OF ShOwells
Md. spent the Weekend with Mrs
Clifton Bennett at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Bennett
Mrs. George Ross Richards ant
daughter Barbara spent Monday
with Mrs. David Goodwin ant
daughter Kay.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
FRANKFORT

Mr. AID N~>. John Hickman were
~ JOYFUL recipients 4: a ,e!eSlaG.
Oh Sunday eyeniu- .roM their son.
SerS-an, Roteg, ]. Hickman. who
Was released by Gen Patton's Az
'-E from 4 German prisoner Of war
camp atoL, : month a4o. Bot SAYS
lat n has arrived safely IL Amer
lea and hopes - IL 4, nome with
len soon.
Ms cha:,eS Bakvc and infant
son. Franklin WAYNE have arrived
HoH.r t!o" lie Milford Memorial
Hospital
Nj ana N,r> Phillips Weabyr
--o'o.ed 20 WiiMiu-tou on Sunday
- "ert Mr> Wvbbe!.> brother.
- Seaut William ASHER Tr4u: an
!-Flns nome on a :" day ,urlo.1n
:.om his Army dU,y At K.SSru.pr.
l"'ldd. SeFgeaAt Bill Nil Givi4e
LIS liMe visiting lis parents. Nh.
and MIS- William + Tr.i,- and
ot..er Relatives il ue.aWa.r ana
FeNLSE ElNuNIa
Mr.. LenUel Near> j NOW taking
lis basic training a Camp Bland
ms. Florida VI. Rodney LpGa,e>
: taking his boot tIuiuius AZ The
\. 7. School AZ Bai.l4id-t
Maryland. The two men ulr recent
a.dGctees iroM F!aAktolG
A'ler - months overseas duty
NIta III" l. :. \. 7. F. CurpuY4l
lack W EVANS spent q l.ult ot hi>
.eaNe recently IN FraAktord visit
~ III. aid Ms. J II. Middleton.
dlid Otter relatives and t!i,ucs
A.r>. Paul e. Williams has LETT
tol benfc:. Colorado where 81,
Viii ,njoI a short lisit Win ht
husband. p. Paul e. Williams
NO j. a. an Amy training cauI
ia! thut cljy.
Aif. ana M!> Jaur> e. Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Mu.dicui II. Hl.dsu.
ana ddushler. Miss Shirley Louis,
hudson Wele SUNDAY dinner guest,
oi Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harper aul
family IL KuXana on June >.
Mf. and Mrs Ii Thtll Ions
Aotored 10 Wilmington Oh Sanda,
4 Sc their brother. Ems. OAlll,
DaiSey. /. : y. Who i~ To ltay,
soon for more overseas dutv
- N'>'N.'
Mayor j. Wallace OF Dover. adj
dressed The graduates OF the John
N clayton Hi2h school at tn,
1oi"l"encement exercises Whicl
"rre held in the auditorium OF H.,
school Oh "Wednesday evening
June :. Tie diplomas We're pre-
>ehted to the class 10y Francis Gun
rue president of the school Board
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
MILLSBORO

Ms CAa..,> N.te. .> t-:y i. i.
Ne:.O.... Ha>p:-u. i. Milford
Mss E.eaHs. Loa~e" arrived
.our au Monday ;.o" T vavs.chs-
.ls N4 NEe., So ..--.s> Mar
Wash..1ttu Ce..vI.. r.. liz. sum
M. yacu,.v. H.. s:>--. Na'h.~vA.
;, ylSr,G- svhoa. :..~.a> before
II, comes home ~. Wv~h
Ms Matte Shock.eE ceH.e hom.
as Monday t:oM Roca~s,e.. y. y.
W.,..- ST. t.> ',-. Y.>....- .v1
so. md lis family
Ms IT,, WY j. >'tE::- i.
B:.a-ey:.., W.tH IL. -:a!G..a@1a-
-,:S -. /, ~ ~e-n~ Wat.~ h-r
0.au-A,v. .c,of~:> .soiu al ou,.a-
,son performed =: . ."~r.'.. IL.
PAI.auv.pa.a a., Friday
NJ: ana Mrs No:Hat Hickman
Wrer yiS.ro.> u. salisbury .a>t
Friday.
Many pvol.r :.um his vicinity
attended .uur.ul services :or Ms
Eu-h Kus, .aer Thus >daE ~ ,.r
Hickman t'U.r3u. HulAv Mrs RUst
j. survived - he, husband. Clar-
rucr RUSt. and seven children
Th,- Wo!nrL : Society III Christian
Service me- on Monday niSAt with
Mrs. Norman Gudwi.
Ms Ein.~. CEippel.. oI Nashville.
Tenn. : SpeLd!.- NO weeks With
h~r rather. William j kose. Mrs
RoS, and Barbara joyce
MIS- AH4" ADS Is e.,e1'an'"s
H.. pu.,lrs-.u-.uw. Nj. AID Mis-
Joseph AIDES and ,h~l! daughter.
Hrlei. ~ Blooklyu. y y
Rev and Mis- Brooks HrynoldS
ii Ma.shu.}ron have been visitors
ot Nj and Mrs + +. Collins
Mrs F4unk SmuA ANA Infant
son. Bruce have come home from
Brrb, Hospital. III LrWe>. and are
tvcrNlA4 many @! tAt!r friends
Mrs. Ethel pudd has hrrn with
Arr daughter Ms Anna Guslrr. III
Mo!risyillr. Pa. 1or NO weeks
Miss Louise Williams Is home Ion
the >uMMr! uItci &I3dmu3tIng
from SouIhrrn Seminary. Burua
Vista Va Ms Harry Williams and
Gloria Williams altelId,d fh- com
utuctIntlI exercises.
Mrs. Louis TAYLOR and DAUGHTERS
have been visiting PVT Taylor at
Furt Bragg. y G.. where hc is get
ting MS basic Training
Miss Anne Carey and Mrs Davis
Gritl rut,ltaiIcd at the home ui
MIS- Gliel in Milford last Thurs
day night. in honor oi Miss kehrcca
Buckingham. ot MlddletoWn. Wh,
viii be married on June @th
Mrs Norris Goodwin and Mrs
Leon Baker went 10 New York u
"Wednesday u stay fol three days
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
SLAUGHTER NECK

So William H. DAVIS Wa> .oM,
-. !. >u.l..sv }:>.. ~! >.:.Ga! W-,h
lis ?ul-.ts VI, and Mrs. Wi.hu. u
Davis. coM.hs :.oM Boston. Mass
Bill. was seriously Wut.3.Q-d j. cpm-
la, dH;y II Ge.aa:.y ii Apt. and
has since been j. a hospital j. Eng
land tur Operations oIG ;.~a,!.-.r
W. arr glad IL Was ur.- - maxi
III. t.!i ac.v tn $50 lis to.h, .l,n
Tor q i-W hours.
Ms. Jo>~pa.re Carey ana Mrs
Joh. C.-aveg az IL III Milford NJ
mortal Hosp.'a, a. tbs t!.ur tog
r4~atnvAi W hope ,h~y vii. >ool.
.~covv. and - ho.u-
Ms Charles W-rs,Aad,. ! con-
.iL-d ,u her .uu,. >8:t-rlr4 with al.
attack al asthma w. hup- L. -.
ner oUt us,l. soon.
Nh Fred lewis Wo> aide u. CONE
home 1:ou tAr Milford M,uor.a.
Hosplta. .a>t Week IL tn, home ot
h.s daughter. Mrs WI.l.a,A Stoke,
Ms C.v.a: BvuL~tt rafe.tu.!,a
thr Hu!Ar Uemoh>r.ation C.uH ~
her home Thy Bay |i,w Farm. =
lvc-ntly. The ladies present eu-
Joyrd being with thr Ao>tr>s and
also Mis- NJ Gertrude Holloway. ;
very Interesting and Instructive
talk Oh the peace PROPOSALS uI tAt-
San Francisco Couterruce TA-
club ladies uge invited to mect
WIth Mrs Norton i.eyvgage ut Le.
home or Thursday u:ir.nouu. jun
->tA
Mrs Riley Bennett aAd Mrs Nor-
ton Leverage attended d Meeting III
Jones Memorial Han. GeorgrtuWl4.
on Thursday with the Homr Dem
olsIration Club me!ubrls taking Il
course III ke!iuIShM- Furniture.
Mr. and Ms. Alex Shepard ,.u-
t,.ltuincd with ;,u open house party
on Sunday III honor al the -5rA
birthday anniversary OF Mrs SAep-
ard The following guests Who eli
Juytd the dinner We're Mr and
Mrs Thomas Mills of Milford. Nh
and Ms William Simpson. OF Han
lugtoH. Mr.. and Mis- John Me
Bride. Of FIedcricu. Mr.. and Mrs
Nuilor Shepard and daughters. Cur-
ulyH and JAM. of Wilmington Nh
and Mrs Floyd Shepard and duugh-
tiers. Thelmu Pearl and Mary. ais,
Mr. and MIS- Lance Lynch. oG Mil
ford 4 swell time was had by al
and all departed wishing Mrs. Shep-
ard many more happy birthday an.
lINerSulitS
Mr. and Mrs Jume> Dallas an,
SON. Glen. are entertaining Mr Dal
las sister. Laura. of Philadelphia
This week
Mrs Norton Leverage und son
BIZ. We're entertained AZ dinner ul
Sunday by Mr. ana Mrs. Pau
Willms and daughter Mary Janet
uI Dover.
The ". :. c. $. met in the base
mrnt of the church on TurSdu!
evening with Mrs. James Dallas Il,
hostess
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
WARWICK

Dr. and Mrs. \. c. Smoot. OF
Georgetown. are Guildins new
cottage al Riverdale Beach on tn,
lndain River
Mrs Nrttj- Rogers and daush-
tors. Judith Ann, and Laura Lee.
We're recent Sunday guests OF Mrs
Nettie Father and family
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Lingo. oI
Millsboro, are building a summer
cottage on the Indian River.
Mrs Elva Short and daughter
spent Decoration Day with Mr. ana
Mrs Charles Short.
Mrs W G. Cordrey and daughter.
Miss Elsie Cordrty. visited Mrs
Thomas Pittard, in Georgetown. OH
Thursday OF last week
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

>ary at her local home las, Friday,
June I.
Aunt Suzy Sc: Win The closing
ot public schools this Week dozens
of Juveniles are turned loose 70 the
tender mercieS Of unsuided play.
weather and traffic hazzard~.
Please remember Nh and Mrs Mo
toIi>,. w love our children and Tie
problem Of who had The right OF
way is ot little consequence after Il
painful oy gripuhns accident in
Nclyjns child whose playground
resources a.e hn.lled. Please drive
slowly and cautiously for lie SAX
@, The Youngsters safety and HE
anxiety Ct ,he elders
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
IN NE MORIAM

IL loving memory ii uar beloved
NJ. .utd I4cthri N,uu : Walls Nitu
i,laljra thl- lif, jam. :. I2"a.
sD-..WI.. trtck ~ ih, >al =,
Nt,l. loneliness n,N,I d.~
-, l>,, il, 'h. ltud ~ glory
With TIE hiu'- and gold uI ~. >i>irS
81 N.ar~ haN' raS~,-d Whll, W. Vt
here
OIt,u woud,r uhy th. .~St
Hl:t Gud sand AN W. that mourn
Must cufur - Him t. -.
H-r many hout~. tier day ~ pain.
Her weary nights are past
Her rN,t Iatjr't worn ont frame
Has toNud sweet rest ~ last
Dearly loved and sadly missed Is
Husband and Children. ltr
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
IN MEMORIAM

hi ~.G at3 .oN.hg m,,notl ~ Nh;
W"lj~. " r. an5 othri. W.u dt
I:.tt,d thi~ jt, lHnr :. l'"'
Ttr moon Hiai >t"IS 49,, ~h,nug upot
jon,lN gray.
Th.ir ~i''t~ j ,i,.a:. -~'.t luoth.-r.
w. tried ;" h,}d L. -.,N.
LIS lun.-o'u' h,l, Wtlh"ut NoI,
N'.d ~;.G TIL, weary Wa}.
I.r lf' is Ju~' 3 hr:tit.,h.. nfuu.
~.nc~ SON W.r c4,lrd :WaN
W, att,nd yuHr gray. Nth lowing car,
Fur ittt II our h,art is hnri.J tnrr-
vs. ,iod kr'W YIN 'irl.it ~ our tcgIr
iut W Stlll r'lurIui"i when u1h,-l
forget
Sadlv missed ~ H0,t:nd Childr,i
ai.j Gl:.adciild...u. III
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
JUNE l6. 1915
AT ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ
On property i mile South of Dover
The following:

NJ ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ
on PROPERTY i mile South of Dov,,
The following:
HOl 'SEHOLD GOODS
Beds, bedding, blankets. she.ts ,.n.
lows and htd linen. carpttS. r,I,,. ,lI
over house, Blue l0- piece h,Grnn,,
Sult". one 6-pitcc living room suit,. =
living room chairs. IN large pictnr,..
sun parlor suite, ~ lanlpS. tir,.nlt,...
IRONS ana screens. lU-piccr dining room,
Slltc china closet artiur,. i.I.
board with marble top. IL marhl,. 1n,,
stands and tables. several autin,,..
sewing machine. desks. ! Al ,o,,
drSk. Kitchen cabinet. table ana
C,halrS' Kitchen utensils. sets nf
dIShtS. over 400 pieces: 6 sets kni,...
lOi kS ana spoons. several old nI,t.
ana platters and cups, 4Irctric ,..,,.
u'lh sweeper. carpet SWEEPER on.
stove m perfect condition with OVEN.
: coal heater stoves. 40 larpu Stn,,.
Jars. all sizes: - steamer trunk. IN
SUM cases. loo empty glass inrS -nn
JarS oi fruit and jelly. 60 window. j.,
th" window case with screens ..l.,.
trIc iittlnsS, ~ side lights ana ftti,,,.
* sections OF radiator. | q T. Min,
orator. IN service years. Also .tl,N.,
items TOO numerous 10 mrution
j. GORDON SMITH
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
PUBLIC SALE!

Having decided to move into TN.
Roam Property near Coopcr'S Corner
Dover. Delaware, will offer for sail.
AL personal property that was i4l hon,.
when pUrcha Scd, ON
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
CONTRACT SS5

BoardWaIk Repldcement
Bethany Beach, Sussex County
Timber Boardwalk-Approx 22oO /. E.
= NJ. FL T.. NJ Tlmh,r Tor Stluc-
tIr.~ irr"at.d1
t5 NJ. TT. +. NJ. Timber for Stuic-
turt~ N'utr-utrdD
80" l.. + CrtOSotrd Timber Irl-S
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
Advertisement For Bids

Sealed proposals VIII hr received hl
~. stat" Highway Department at is
ottIcc. Dover. Delaware. uutu 2.uo l.
NJ. T. W. r Iuur 2o l445. and III
that time and place publicly opened
ION - contract involving tht follow ing
:tIliON lluat.. tuIaufjti+c-
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08
ROXANA

\ :.4tt.:.. t.~e.; &C. '.W,t- Wa>
it..,,-l .'. -t- ,t+',.l 1ata.. !u ,.,.
i..N.n. N.,'.,a-; Nt.r>. - } e.
f>u-~ So, n..9uvtH ut r> VIE. Mi>
Va. INa:~. Vho la~~,& aWaN mite
l....- .4.. Nitt -
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-08

AMERICANS ARE TRADITIONALI.Y soft-heart-
ed. tender and generous defeated foe. These
commendable quaIities-provded don, allow
our enemies 10 take advantage o: them. Il 80 hap
pens thar a. this Very minute our German to~ :
making every enorI To take advantage ot thr>-
American characteristics in order that they may OBJ
tain soft treatnlen, in their defeat W. remember
that during the weeks Immediately preceding th-
final surrender. the German armies made every
effort reach American lines III order that hey
might hand over their arms to our forces. This Was
not because OF their great love IoI Us bUt rathe.
Of their fear of the on-rushIug Russians whom they
had learned 70 fear. They had real reason IL! this
fear The Russians :~aliStS. They Will reue,n-
ber the outrages committed ny th~ Nazis a. they
ravaged the Russian hollplauds when thej. holG~>
swarred eastward. They could eXprct mercy
the hands OF these men whose wives and children
they had raped and murdered and whose homes
they had destroyed in their Wild lUst 10y conQU~>r
What the average German soldier expected a. 'Ae
hands OF the Americans as they rushed 10 our lines
TO surrender sott-hearted tondng from thesr
tender Americans We must fool them. They hay~
brought untold misery the world TWO Successive
occasions They will the world af4me again ii
= allow them again the upper hand Ger
tanly have no desire TO compete with then! in
their extreme barbarity but We must n"t foAdlr
them. We must treat them mad do4s. which
once impounded must b. kept within bounds. THE
job is hard II viii BE- long but il must bc donr.
So@
IT Is INCREASINGLY NOTICEABLE that rhr
radio commentators ana Wspaper co!uinuists are
finding nothing much talk and write about nUw
ihat Germany is defeated Japan is now Tie main
object OF attack-bnt il is only question ot tnnr
when She too will he crushed and then these s"-
styled experts strategy will be forced 10 fall back
on other SUBJECTS With the clouds eliminated.
and with political campaigns in the Uttins W. may
expect harTangues the proper upbringlHs ot
the baby. the pup the best method ut batting "a
fish hook the least possible means OF producing
fod without work, etc. Possibly W. Will BE-
allowed to lapse into the old easy going ways Of
pre-war days, when in less exciting times We tUncd
on the radio and calmly sleIt away the programs
to the delight OF everybody. Al least thr nervous
tension Will be eliminated
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Brave Man

OFALL the problems confront
ing Gary Cooper as star and
producer Of international R-K-O
production, Along Came Jones'"
the one that bothered him most
was when he had TO approve Lor-
eta Young'S wardrobe. But imag-
ine." says Gary, "she actually
complimented my taste"
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Circus Fun

By WALTER sTEVENsON

THE PUNGENT odor Of saw
dust and the sparkling brilliance
of spangles last night lured a
capacity crowd of kiddies and
grownups 10 Olympia where the
Barnes Brothers circus opened
for a Today run.
The three-ring show has a fas-
cination which captures the awe
and fancy of everyone. From the
opening spectacle of Alice in Won
derland 10 the thundeTous climax
of Victoria Zacchini catapulting
through the air, 1T moves along
colorfully and sometimes spec
tacularly.
Fun DISH
It's an amusement dish favored
with appetizing ingredients. There
are lions and tigers, trapeze ar
lists and acrobats, midgets and
ponies for the main course. and
continuous dessert of funny
clowns, cotton candy, peanuts and
pop.
In its roster of performers are
many who have followed the saw
dust trail for years. Capt. Ter
rell Jacobs is there tanning fero-
cious tigers and lions in an ex-
citing sequence which taxes
everyone's nerves; Capt. Bushman
exhibits wonderfully traine d
horses; and The Great Bruffee
thrills by plunging so feet down
ward with an elastic rope around
his neck, dangling in midair like
a ball on. the end of rubber
band.
25 ACTS
The show reveals 26 acts on
and above the ground and the
number Of performers is high in
the three digit bracket. There's
a brass band, slightly modernized,
a not too imposing ringmaster
and equestrian director. and nu-
clowns to tickle the funny
bone.
There are matinee performances
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

Order the United States War
Sayings Stamps from your De-
~troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Avenue Resumes
Midnight Shows

RESUMPTION OF midnight
shows each Saturday, beginning
this week, has been announced by
the Avenue Burlesque Theater.
Feminine Disorders who top the
current show are lovely Nadine
JOY. exotic Helen Colby and "gor-
geous" Candle. A local favorite
for many years. Scurvy, is chief
dispenser Of laugh provoking
comedy.
Shows are continuous from II
a. m. 10 IL p. m. daily. Short SUBJ
jects comprise the film fare be-
tween stage shows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Jack Heller, Flo Rita Band
o. pen Tonight at Lee n Eddie S

gler; the Stevadorettes. precision
line of dance girls. and Boyd
Senter, inStrumentalist who also
doubles as maestro.
500 CLUB
Billy Meagher. comedian, re-
turns to the sos, Clubs show this
week. bringing with him a wealth
of new comedy material and inn
presentations which won him
friends in New York and Mont
real.
The new revue also consists of
Pa and Ma Quackenbush. rural
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Walled Lake Begins
New Season TODAY

WALLED LAKE amusement
park inaugurates the new summer
season today, which officially
marks the opening of the Oakland
County resort.
Improvements since last season
include redecoration OF the roller
skating rink and installation of a
new system to dispense music for
skaters.
All thrill rides have been over
hauled, parking facilities increased
and a second baseball diamond
added. The park will be in opera
sfon daily as well as on Saturdays
Nend Sundays.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

comedy exponents; Jane and An
thony, ballroom dancers; Lou
Marmon, tumbler, and baritone
Jerry Vargo. It's Lee Walters'
band. VS..
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"Thunderhe Son ~ Flicka."
II 10 a m, ?. 40. 5 az, 8 IS, IL % p m.
sing Me Song OF Texas" AT. 4:46.
733. 1920 y. m
BROADWAY CAPITOL - "Dulinger,' II
a m 245. $50. $40 p, m. Bring on
the Girls" 1910. 35S. 7.40, 1880 p m.
FISHER-"To Have and Have Not" i2;l5,
Og. $50. Gas p. m
FoX--" Esdie Was a Lady" 1i;l4 a m,
249. $50. 927 p. m "Counterattack, /"
lla 4.22, 7.57, II p.
MADISoS-"To Have and Have Not" II
m, 40, 6.26, 1871 p. m, Dark
waters" ia. 4; ST. 9.l2 p. m
q m. 3 O2, Z O4 IIO6 p. m. "gsrl
Csrroll's vAnities." 40. s 81. 9:33 p. M
rnLMs-siAt n as ss7 1sss sSs Hl2rhs m This Man
Navy" 1905, s:52>T3s. lo.52 p, m.
UNITED ARfisTS-"Wtthout tove. - Z
m. l:3s. AS, 7s32 1920 p m
- Two Down and One to Co" /. s3s' e.95.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
CLUB STEVADoRA

Both radio tenor Charles Car
lille and comedian Harry Whitney
have been retained for another
week as entertainment highlights
of the floor show at Club Steva-
dora.
The lineup includes newcomer
Bill Harris, unicycliSt and Jug
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

DIMINUTIVE JACKIE HELL
LER, stage, screen and supper
club singing star opens tonight at
Lee n Eddie'S Club, along with
Ted Flo Rita and his orchestra.
Heller recently returned from
a 17-month USO tour of the
Pacific war front where he en-
tertained servicemen. Flo Rita,
famed as a maestro and pianist,
will dispense those musical ar
rangementS which made his band
an outstanding one.
Comedian Charlie Carlisle re-
turns TO direct proceedings as
master OF ceremonies of the new
revue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Ma+erializes

TWO YEARS ago r bert
Clarke, an unknown, was an off
stage voice" on one of Frances
Langford's radio programs. Today
he is playing opposite her in "Ra-
dio Stars on Parade" She remem-
bered him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
She Has II

THE ALLIED Sweaters Indus
tries of New York have voted
Alexis Smith, soon TO be seen op-
posite Jack Benny in "The Horn
Blows at Midnight" a citation of
appreciation because "she has
what it takes to make their
product $50 attractive"