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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-03

National Bank
Nepodal & Arnet
The Paristyle
Sally Sheer Shop
Shaefer's Huron St. Store
Shaefer Hardware Co
Silkworth Oil Co.
Sleep Shop
Storage Furniture
United Cigar Store
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-03

S. S. Kresge Co.
Landy Furniture Co.
Mack & Mack
Mackraft Shops
Martin Dawson Co.
Moffett's Shoe Store
J. E. Moore Co. =,
Moyer-Fletche1
Pete's Cafe
Richardson Pharmacy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-03

Webb & Mars
Observation-Disclosures Co.
Western Auto
Wiedman Auto Co.
Willoughby Bros.
Ypsi Lunch
Ypsilanti Art Shop
Ypsilanti Farm Bureau
Ypsilanti Public Schools
Ypsilanti Savings Bank
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-03

Doran Chevrolet Co.
Dixie Shops, Inc.
Ernie's Ice Cream
Family Radio Shoppe
Gauss Baking Co.
A. Green, Jeweler
D. A. Hankinson Co.
Hayward's Mems Wear
Hotel Huron "
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-03

Attack will bring you back 81 ten years from now
when you may want and need those dollars much
more than you do today,
So, keep on buying Bonds with every dollar you
can scrape up. Hang on to them against all temPta-
ton.
There's no better way to back up your fighting
men.
There's no better way to be sure of having the
good things the good life in the world Of tomorrow,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-03

This Advertisement
Allison's
Apparel Shop
Anderson & Deck
Bargain Store
Board Of Commerce
Brien-Stephens-W Wheeler
Butterfield Theatres
Cunningham Drugs, Inc.
Detroit Edison Co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
THREE IN MONROE
GET UNEMPLOYMENT
PAY DURING WEEK

As unemployment cumpcnsa-
ton pay ents leveied off
throughout the state during the
week ending November 3. pay
ments tctailng $3.50 Wcrc made
in Aunrx County o. three pei
suns. one male and two female.
Carl B Smith. chairman u the
FLORIDA Industrial Commission.
reported
Throughout Florida 6.8l4 claim
ants rec sed sl01 ga during the
W,ck. Chairman smith SAID. TIE
number GO claimants increa ed
slightly over that e the previous
week but total psSmcats dropped
lrom slI2.4I9
Hh.sborUugh cuuniv with $50.
t29 in paN uents continued 90
bad 600 counties In ire state. and
iuik .uanfy was seC1nd with Sill
COZ iH payments. be- said
To- afdeT Co reduce unempiuy
uent Chairman smith rccum-
Hsnai1 mat employers make
ths.r useis traNu ca thc nearest
ofice sd tfe T. $ Employment
s,.ts,e Failar, o. acc,pi suii-
ai.t employment Afen offered
Uill suspend the rights 81 claim
uni- o. employment cumptusa-
tEuH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
KEY WEST AND
KEY SECTIONS
GET PUBLICITY
TARpoN FISHING AND OTHER
ANGLING PLAYED UP IN
SPORTS NEWSPAPER THE
FLORIDA SPORTSMAN

FioFids's newest and very
bright ouidoor sports NEWSPAPER
The Florida Sportsman" has
bCon desuiing quite . bIt of snaCc
o. Kew West and FLORIDA KEYS
fishing
Latest picture 60 go an Is one
shown seven tarpon caught b.
Captain Curtin uSN. command
lng officer II thc former Con,os
Center a. CRAIG Dock and Can-
tam WoIChaiehoNssu USCG
commanding oflerr ~ me Coast
Guard Ar Sca Rescue Testing
Unit AZ section n -
The largest tarpon Was ~
rounds and the smallest fort,
The catch awassed tht grand
total e abJui futu hundred
uuunds and vas made in tfe
marvellous fishing uatel, undeI
Bahia Honda Bridge where b. q.
predicted rs fishermen that
world record in taIfun mas sou.
GAS he produced
Twelve thread hnc was used
nd SOME uf an largest tarpm
vhirh Wefc husked eat ava.
Gadc Chef Baatsu AIMS MAJ.
Willard Lewis said 40 the ttme
'tat more than half GAIN bfak,
lh lines
A check wlth lDcal fishuz ,,.
Ttst Chsrl. Thumu.s7 H.tea b
that Captain BgRict Flcr many
wears ego h.. stet uf fifteen tar
pon caught 300 one ulaht bu1 tne
n ths largest catch uf rgcen,
wears
Flsh Ifo along tne reefs nea.
krv West has increased ir lec.uf
years because clutches welt most
Is limited o. naval pers uueI ts.
r.usc of the shartae, .f gas
@awwsftims uhIet .s u.4a.It 4.
siaea tlme tTaiAaR sho@el nl1s
catches ttis year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
CHARTER GROUP
COMPLIES LIST
OF EXPENSES
COPY or STATEMENT COVER
ING CAMPAIGN TO BIZ Pre-.
sENTED TO COMMISSION.
TRs TUESDAY NIGHT

The { narter Group las
prepared a statement Of the
campaign expenditures in
CURED in connection with
the election Of city commits
si0ners. a copy of which will
be tendered to the new COM
mission at is first meeting
tomorrow night
Figures submitted by Col.
Louis BrintOn. treasurer. re-
veal a total of Sl.2O3.94 was
contributed Tor the cam
paign.
a. largest single contribution
Nas Sl00 and there were four
such gifts
f~gINc members Of the Charter
Grosap contributed total u
z768i Approximately 81 either
.iilnons contributed = total Of
ss4z So
The COMMITTEES had on hand. al
thc beginning II the campaign
SEALS
ENpcmses incurred acre as fol-
lsas Advertising and printing.
Ihc key Nost Ciuzen and The
Af,man Pres. $50 50 printing.
Florida Press. sl08. p0stag, ana
pfnoe sapphes $500 filing Zee
Cos candidate. SIS salary, cam
palen manager. S3J7 So. radio
tHc. Stluon NKNF sizes other
adsertEing expense. sal regis
lratioa hst Ss5.l4 sound truck.
40
Ihe amner teIsaerca o. the sue
oesslul candidates co. the Charter
Grosp cost a. additional sum o.
So 90
Tne average expense pei can
didate amounted o. slightly over
$40
rle Charter Group snlelas q
continue a. q permanent Organ
.atu8. and interest ltsef 70 TN
promotion of guo- government Ia
~ West Toe Group wishes o.
asst. 90 persons Uho mas desire
O. o. 50 o. usCome mcmbels b
iuIts are rols otIug ulade g. at-
tam &C. uanent quarters Whore
wtctlags mas IT, held end ut...
utntT business mak a. trans
aEtte
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
ArnSticeDay
Today Throughout EntreCOuntTy
INVESTIGATION OF
NUDE BODIES ENDS

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. II.
Atlanta Bureau Of lnvesti-
CATION has completed It's
findings in the case of the
two nude bodies found on a
Georgia highway near this
city.
investigation showed that the
couple died IL CARBON mon0xide
poisoning. according - an opshal-
moEists report. fumes probably
arising from q gas heater n =
tourist cabin nearby where They
we're staying
One 81 the bodies was that Of
q man named Dockery and the
other Il . woman named Glas-
GOA. Who Is the - lfe % q navy
man
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
PRAYER GIVEN
BEFORE SHRINE
BOY RESPONDS TO vIsIoN tsE
SAW or BLESSED
VIRGIN MARY

NEW YOHk. Nov. H..
I'm a chilling rain this morn
ing in a Bronx park here. six
thousand persons came 10
watch a little boy pray be-
fore a homemade shrine On
response 60 "A vision he said
he saw Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary.
Joseph Willow. who Is q
Catholic. has told friends
that In his vision the Virgin
Mary appeared before him
and bade him 90 and pray in
the park each morning and
that on the sixteenth night
something wonderful viii
happen.
1ut sixteenth night WIi -
neat W,aueadas Friends Ol tnc
ute a.s state thal thts bslieye
Nhat ae has be,a asIng and
fa.I.f Ht tat De- has no. blCn
...r.. nt4I H4s hH lha
~, Ed the past Bat thaf t.t..
.. .t.H4 a1u-t h4n
IHt IH. haa aatr altar IS
g.. 3 s.k u tft BrYus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
MORE TESTIMONY
INTRODUCED in
YAMASHITACASE
AGED MOTHER RELATES IN
cIDESTs OF cRUELTIEs IN
DULcED IN BY JAPANESE IN
PHILIPPINES

MANILA. Nov. l2.-Call-
ing him a bloodhound" an
aged mother az General
Yamashita's TRIAL testified 20
the cruelties INDUCED IN by
the Japanese soldiers during
the pillaging Of Manila.
Declaring that Japanese
soldiers bayoneted each OF
her four children and her
aged mother. the Filipino
woman collapsed in tears.
Continuing the blopdy toll
against ina Tiger u Manila a
hitle boy scpo.tod seC.ng MACY
tayonlt4ngs. mllaang the bssO-
uetlng ui ha SISTER and cd many
ia ads End legs slag around 10
the streets aftel Japaneac soiuHeIa
had plllaged the eats A little
ufl raised hei biack dress and
showed the co4lt toe ugly cash
where a Japancse 5ssouei had
IierCod har bods
kobGTt Kerr attorney for the
Un,ted State saIr TODAY That be-
Wotif vsi.-1 ~ b.s prosecution 90
FRIDAY YsuashItss attorneys
have declared tt4f thls would
api,eal O. tAe PtlaEpHe Han
to4Il 90 t1e .uH4s that Aauf-
sHi' could b. tried o1.r 4 a.-
r.ra Hfn wiIltar aH uf rfel-
rauanal unde fanalna I4sf tsa
ssne nr nl-h .4-t AL. tas. 70
al' Is rCt frH4 So
8 ra,1t $ rnaI artaI o. g.
o. Unl'e.l States supreme C.t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
Event II Also Being
Observed In Narious
Other Countries O.
World

WARRINGTON, NoN. -
--AFmissiee Day was ssls-
brated today in many parts
81 the world. PFssidenl Tra.
man and Prims kisnisasF Att
iee aatended ehssrv@asea -
Arlingsoa eswssssFy. wheFs =
wreath wss placed % thF
grave of tbs unkn~wn $50
der.
In London and ether part
Of Great Britain the day as
observed generally. aild a..
600 American and tremeh
soldiers held formal exeF-
eissS IN Rheims. and Rnssiann
celebrated IN their xone In
Russia.
Public and many rFtkate
business closed today al ever
the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
Clement AttlGG Proposes
Pool Of Military Weapons
Be Made By Allied Groups
NATIVES MASSING
THREAT TO DUTCH

BATAVIA. Java. Nov. Il.
-Natives ma~siHg in the in
terror Of Java Is the latest
threat Co DutCn coIonlzatlOn
Iu the lnd0ncsIan war.
JAS blen tIYups moved into
tHe S1t.ahaIa naval base they
Wei Wilh aIt4ehs bs Induneslau
naitga Ah0 SEQ. using guns anu
ianAs ol tle japanese
lEduLtalau ualltt, aTo putuna
up bltts. battle o. ealu theu Ga
otfa aae.,. ium lHmtf Dutch
colonial governors u thc ISLAND
ltlt... .mala uf tue Jap
.atst h.u ha Uttn arrested uy
AUed aui.a.fl,. charged wIth
t.e turning ..p. oi WEAPONS o.
Coz, lud .n. 1ars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
BAKERS STRIKE
IN SAN FRANCISCO

NAN , hAN IT .. Nj :
l2.-stTike 81 bakers m ttt-
City today has brought Sc
nous shortage of bread.
AL called tr, st.Ec aua hos
s.Aea a.l lrp,nal o a..ar. o.
Hln % Gees euss O. h.p ,.s
ottI tHt lssut. involved
Iflfe 81. Iut..ailau traf o..
itptrdtai auuns alg t.s.4uE q.
tbtT sta.n Efh Alth tne AL -.
thls a .II uss, %, stUs' 20 Be-.
aCnt effective 4. kteHtu .aII
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
WAR PAMPHLETS
ARE SENT HERE


Furmer newsisog wffh Tlae CH3
rcn. Ernest Avlla has mai seti
haek nnuac - the pfo8 aKafleaa
pamphla dFupgea 30 Nna'asa
States axiatasa oWff 1at@a 8m
dueina their g. sufrsmsle8
Two at tho p4mpiata afF
printed 0n blue papsH ana aa as
them has q larap msn ai aaHan
showing sla ruaataa @hNa ans
siun fuggea cfaal8 r n a
uaFning them thaa u hma
vtfs being rasaea
The nfhef 81 sever esd Hsn
ncN apapet printed en- ahah -
pcf canaple1f mtih nlstarsn 60
couie strip Oue pfnfa hasH
iafar 1au Cargo shaN q aa anst
b. ihc stern atth a. na hNa
~ the AR Amn7hrf Ha 40
AuatfiEan aalatff hafmM g.
aafsF esHtefn atfh fff 8A
ausae has ana amafh kNtaEa
shoas AuFllca lanaa ms
messed hs fuTE 81 ms aa m
Thr panphhfs afaa ~
90 Nra kIa A.hafs - So ksfEa
nff ifesf fnm Efmm ah
Il fH fb Auh n 1a
b eF tn8 "a Ne AI m
tal'e hf No. A.
gnH fnaf o. B. tafB e.
fft bars e. e. 49,
Thr muHlefa haH m
eKhlhf lei anif af fi
thf E.fs anl udl e. e
faI dfsk 81 r. tmn
eos cares a. nEf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
1t. N. B. DARNALL
KILLED IN ACTION
son CT FoRAlER PART OWN
In AND EDITOR OF The
KEY WE5T CITIZEN

News hae ueru received n
hes West announcing the
death cot Lieut. Marcy h.
Daruall. ia. who was Killed
In action while serving with
The United States Navy lu the
Philippines.
BE was ihp son ct ar. and
Mr- Marc D. Daruali who
formerly resided m he
West Tbs Barnal. FANNY
mot vd their residence .rum
Iha Gas to Florence, Ala.
m 1922 The senior DaIuaii
aas part-uHueI aud editor ot
Ih hes West tu.leu dur
uuR hE residence here
t.. i.l.aa .le a..a-ui atauaa
tH lI..t s. ..I aal sl. iaG
........ 81 . aEl. pat.
I F..... Ala Co. AID Oh
ft 3 lt+.
A. MAHCY B. DARNALL. u.
... l... ta ua.aa.I 3
i.r E West ll4 S,p
j.. - r. Nt
I .....u Ua uslI
F.... 1922 H.
aa..a 81 is. Philippine .a
....
Evening star., 1945-07-25

Dynamite" enemy agents take advantage Of
q guards love for dogs.
VOL, t0:0o-"A Soldier Comes Home, ,
drama Of readusimeni.
WT0p, t0:00-AnnamsN Dieksy. Jan Psats,
Robert Weede sing hits by Richard Rodgers.
Evening star., 1945-07-25

ON the AR TONIGHT.
WT0p. 7:30-ElIsrY Queen solves The Ad'
venture Of tho Torture Victim.
WMAL, 8:30-Alsxandef SmaIlsns tonducs
the National Symphony Orchestra in Tsthaikow.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
"Don't you think Wheaties are making you
q bit overconfdent, Norvin."

Silly, isn't it? But Norvin does
make point. A big bowl of milk,
fruit, and Wheaties, breakfast of
Champions" gives out with plenty
Evening star., 1945-07-25

skys 1911 Overture" and music from Romeo
and Juliet
WMAL, 9:00-"Psris Leave The story Of
WAC and an Army lisutsasni.
VOL, 9:30-Ari kaHsrs Band plays.
WhAl, i0:00-"Ths Case Of The Dog Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Texas Sorors
Hold Dinner
For Initiates

TYLER. Texas -. The Delta
chapter OF Zets Phi Beta sorority
presented program in observ-
ance OF finer womanhood week
recently in the Texas College audi
torium. The principal address was
delivered by Lullelia Walker Har-
riSon, grand baSileus OF the Zeta
Phi Beta sorority. Of Houston.
whose subject was Our Respon-
sibihty 20 a Domestic Democracy,
and Our Efforts 10 Harmonic
Democracy Preceding the ID
dresS vas an invocation by Henri
NJ Green.
The initiation program was held
in the home OF T r. Griftith~of
Phi Beta Sigma fraternity Those
accepted and initiated in Zeta
Phi Beta were: Mrs. Robbie Park
e.. Mrs. Lillian GivonS. Bernice
Stafford. Bcrnice Williams. Effie
Mae Wilson. Myrtle Stallion. Henri
VI Green, and Celothia Cunning
ham
An initiation dinner was held in
the home Of President and Mrs. d.
r Glass. 81 Texas college Those
present we're: Iuapiia r Bates.
member of the Psi Zeta chapter in
For, Worth; Mrs. Mary Mcmillan.
baSleus OF the Bibeta chapter in
r. Worth. and Mrs. c. Moss. men,
Der of the Alpha Mu Zeta chapter
IN Little Rock. Ark.
Representatives rom other
SororitieS were: Leatrice Michael,
Ruby Nell Fountain. Ru,hie W.
Burns. Pearl Il. Robin tic. Rosie l..
Whi,more. and Mrs. r. A Carter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
The Party Line
By MARIAN
By MARIAN

Woodruff, Gloria Horn, Anna
Franklin. Charles BARREN. Marsret
FINGERS. Gloria Mack. Elaine Ford,
Media Malone, Mona Wells. Lillian
Finger. Dorothy IgVIn. David Saun-
ders, Arnet Hicks. Dorothy Sum-
mers. Bernice PickenS. EDNA Defoe
Corne DeFoe. Aneil Jackson. Ruby
Foster. Manuel Gray. Geraldine
Jackson. Daniel Green, and many
oiaers.
So. and Mrs Brown have a
baby cirl. born a: Woman's hos
p.,sl. las, Wednesday. The mother
is the former Sadye Atkins Routt
who has been duly fetei during
her awaiting Of ST. Stork Con-
gFdtu!djlonS.
CHARLES BROWNING dashed
in from Chicago 10 attend the we'd
ding OF his niece. Mildred Hough-
ton. a, Bethel church on Sunday
He will rem!niSce with friends
until Monday and then leave by
plane for 81. Louis 10 vis.t-wl;h
his brother.
Jennie Ely was hostess Thurs
day 10 frierdS for cocktails. Her
guests included Ethel Baker. Mrs
Robert James. Mrs Robert Baker,
Dorothy Baker. SUSIE Magsoy
Thursday morning there vas
breakfast galore served by Mrs
Pauline Bankhead 10 her friends
on fireman avenue Guests we're
Mrs. Oler Brooks. Jennie Ely and
Nacola Dodson.
Another vel! groomed family in
attendance az ST cyprisnS Sum
day were Mrs. Lillian Arnold and
her daughter, Clarice Eutemy and
son Robert They did look hand
some ClariCe wore a perky fuch-
Sia lowered hat ina, looked CLAM
orous on her uHSwcpt ha.rdo She
Just returned from visiting her
hubby in New York Mrs Arnol5s
hat was a white sailor OF a shiny
straw that looked very stunning
with her dark suit. She just re-
turned from Hot Springs. Ark
Robert was handsome in a black
and white tiny checked sui;.
ERNESTA CRUZET s back from
New York. and looks like a mil
lion. although she says she had
little time TO rest in such a big
city.
Lieut. Ernest Cabulc o, TuSke-
gee is spending a week with his
parents. Atty. and Mrs Ernest Ca
bule OF Beechwood avenue
Clarice Euiamy, pretty and Vi.
vaciouS young school marin just
arrived home from New York
where she visited with her hubby
Shirley Johnson celebrates her
thirteenth birthday a. VI; Vernon
Social center with her little friends
on hand Punch and ice cream and
cake were served and the YOUNGER
sci played games and had fun.
Among the many guests were
Paul and ALVIN Loving. Billy and
Philip Loving. Sharon johnson
Sammic Simpson Kay Kendall. Ed
gar McBryoe. June. Charles and
Marian Mccain, Betty and Alex
Flennov. Bobby Austin, Gary and
Reid Motley, Barbara and Kai
Crosby. Mae Laverne and Claude
Black. Carolyn Scott. Alfred PaiE
Querida Holland. Gloria Movers.
Shirley Hackett. and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
BY r. NJ. LEONARD

Changing her announced subject
TO "As l See America" Mrs. Paul
Robson. world-traveler. lecturer,
author. and wife OF the noted con-
cert singer, spoke to the Saturday
session of the fourth anniversary
celebration OF the Detroit Associa-
ton of Women's clubs, in forth
right manner. She opened her
speech with the statement that Il
am American first and most i'm
portant Negro second and least
interesting"
Mrs. Robson spoke at the
Horace Rackham Memorial Build
ing. Woodward at Farnsworth ave-
nue., 10 a nearly filled auditorium.
which regaled her with questions
and comments at the conclusion OF
her talk.
MRS. robson is an anthro-
pologist whose deepest interest Is
in Africa. and she makes much Of
the contributions OF the African
people 10 the world.
PARTICULARLY is she con-
cerned that the knowledge becomes
more common that Felix Eboue,
late governor of French Equatorial
Africa. did a tremendous JOB in
securing Africa 10 the Allies and
defying Vichy. France This she
asserted, ranks him among the
greatest OF all colonial statesmen"
Outlining the racial problems in
the countries in which she has
travelled. ESlande Goode Robson
pointed out that In the Soviet
Union. il is a criminal offense,
punishable by imprisonment and
fines. 10 discriminate in any man.
ner." She pointed TO that country
as an exam lie of one having solved
the racial problem by legislation.
IN ANSWER to one OF the ques-
tons from the floor. the speaker
said that the difference in the re-
turning white and colored soldier
Will be-the white soldier dreams
VI Nhhi mug W llAS Just
as he left il. and the colored SOL
der dreams of returning 10 his
America very much changed.
Il see hope in that there will be
lots of liberal whites who have
learned much during the war. to-
gether with some returning white
soldiers who Will have learned that
a man good enough 10 die beside is
good enough % work beside-to
help the returning colored soldier
make his dream come true" she
said in closing.
Preceding Mrs Robson on the
platform was Mrs. Orville J. Bond,
who explained the meaning Of the
Dumbarton Oaks Peace proposals
OTHERS SEATED on The plat
form were: Mrs. c. II. White, chair
man OF the program committee;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
QUINN ROAD
NEWS

To the readers or this article.
there has not been any news for
the last three weeks due 20 the
illness OF the reporter. However.
here | am, again, on the JOB.
The Mscomb County choir Union
net at iae Vinson Chapel AME
church.
THE JUNIOR CIVIC Chorus Is
giving their third anniversary pro-
gram. Friday. May %. az the Vim
son Chapel AME church. A May
queen. chosen from the most popu-
lar girls in the chorus. viii be
crowned on that night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mccoy and
son have returned from their vaca-
ton in Vicksburg. Miss.
Morris Petite. Jr., is again with
the younger set OF Quinn Road
since ne received his DISCHARGE
from the L. S Army.
We are glad 10 have Seth DOYLE
home again, after being in the
hospital
t'NtN bs = ~ lo4 iItE resi-
dent OF this community. was here
for a brief viSi; from his farm in
Covert. Mich.
Thelra Williams. is now home
after studying three years IN Knox
Vlile- Tenn.
Leon Davis is eonvalescing al
home. after spending two weeks
IN 81, Joseph hospital. from an
accident which caused a fractured
ankle.
Get your Michigan Chronicle
from Mrs. Morle,t on Maynard
avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Mrs. Paul Robson
Luuds Late Eboue

Mrs. James r Gragg. president.
Detroit Association Of Women's
clubs; Mrs. Angus n. Macdonald
president, Detroit Federation OF
Women's clubs: Mrs. ChriStine
Smith. national vice president;
Association OF Colored Women's
clubs: Mrs. Claude r. Grooms.
president, METROPOLITAN Detroit
Council Of NC.NW.: Mrs. Paul
Alexander, chairman. reception
committee. Delta Sigma Theta
sorority; Mrs. John B. Stewart,
general chairman of the anniver-
sary program;
Also Atty. Zai Woodford, presi-
dent Of the Women's Bar Associa-
ton, OF the State OF Michigan;
Mrs. Colder Smith. treasurer: De-
troit Association of Womens clubs;
Mrs. Donald S. Mcclure. president
of League OF Women Voters: Mrs
Louis Bass, board member, Wom-
ems Division OF the American
Jewish Congress
Outstanding citizens in the audi
ence were introduced az the con-
clusion OF the session.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
TO PRESENT FASHION PARADE

TIL Dwyer Parents club will
present a spring fashion parade on
Wednesday, April 25 II is hoped
that all parents will be present.
Mrs. Jackson Is president; Mrs.
Leroy. secretary.
Great Lakes, Holly. Mich. was
alive with guests on Eastes. Among
those who enjoyed the lake breezes
were: the Masons and their two
children. the Jollys and q host Of
friends. The Hodges and their
guests and the McGills. who were
also at their cottage, as were the
Huggards The children had n
Easter egg hunt and parade.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
TILLIE TOILER'S
TEEN-AGERS ON PARADE

Hundreds OF people crowded The
YwCA auditorium 10 witness the
sixth annual Title Toiler fashion
promenade. I. was under the d.
rec,ion OF Roberta Hill. who. be-
lieve me, did a swell JOB. Chris
topher Tells was master o. cere-
monies. with Mrs Emel.a Cabule
as narrator, and Msrgret Matthews
as pianist
The scenes delved into morning
sports. afternoon and evening tina;
were intercepted by invocation
from the Rev Charles Hi. voca.
selections OF Harold Gopclan1. also
Melvin Jones, The Hawaiian dane
erS. Orra.ne Jones and Lou SC
Fitzpatrick. received their share
% applause.
THE HIGHLIGHT Of me eve.
ming was the GROWING OF Title
the Toilcr. which contest was
Won by Burmeisia Hill.
A few Of the participants we're
Jean Carol. Anna Dunckling. Jean
CLAY, LAZY Jackson. Jessie Ice
Jaegcrs Alice Bradley. Earl Har-
RS. Laurel Graves Waitef King,
Bernice Rueker. Burmesla Hin.
Jeahnine Jackson, jeanette Booie,
Dorothy Dennis, Frances TYLER,
Marian Golson. Herbert Collier,
Anna GoldSon. Charles WhiSen.
Adelaide Lloyd, Naomi Evans,
Willie Bovar. Lily Judkins, Milton
Jackson.
James Fair. Mary Stein, JoSlyn
Cole. julius Jones, Ruth Glolee,
Alfonso Crawford. Elizabeth Fin
ley. Marian Merrill, Herbert VIII
liams, Juanita Robinson. James