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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

For her wedding. the bride chose
white eyelet afternoon dress With
which she wore a large white pic
ture hat. Long white gloves and
q corsage OF gardenia scompleted
her attire.
Doris Woodruff sister ~ the
bride. was maid OF honor She
wore pale Glue green lowered
frock and g large picture h9' Her
Ions gloves were green ant her
corsage was made OF yellow tea
-tses
l. Dempsey Morgan wss the
best man.
Following the Wedding the
young couple received their friends
al reception a. the Urban League
building which furnished beau
tiful BACKGROUND for the occasion
The reception room was filled
with flowers and throughout the
evening. incidental music was pro
yided by Mrs Rober, Irwin Al the
piano.
The bride chose for the reception
white crepe dinner dress. Her
mother wore a white crepe dinner
gown printed with flowers Her
'o;g gloves we're white and she
wore a corsage of gardenias
Mrs C. Goldshy. mother ~ the
groom. looked very stunning IN .
peach organza and lace dinner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Mothers Club
Honors H.P.C Grads

Tie Lucy Truman YwcA was
'as scene q Beautiful reception
l4sf "Wednesday night gwen lr
a9fi q re 1916 graduates "
HrLte1c Park hga school and
Eetianl Park junior college IL
yong men and women were thu
torosed gses's o. me Highland
Fsss Mothers tllb. an orgsnlzs-
NoE devoted a TIE promotion q
ec-ra'.oral and school psoleets ~
ihs local muni;f Present wefe
the 9ralgafes their parents and
friends members o. the Mothers
club and members ~ the junior
t0iifge and high school faculty.
Ar and Nrs Ulysses Boykin we're
b. guest speakers ~ the occa-
son. NJ Boyklu Detroit Tribune
eolgmnist dewlered the thought
fal and inspiring address Mr. D.
l.. Pyle principal Of the high
school made appropriate remarks
a. did Dean G. I Alttnberg OF he
,arlor college
Nrs Rosie Allen president OF
The Mothers club opened the pro-
gram wiki a brief welcome address
followed by appropriate music and
reading BY Mrs Gertrude Miller.
Harvey G Jackson. counselor IN
Highland Park schools, who pre-
sided presented 70 the audience
each Of the graduates. Following
ne program. there was dancing
tili midnight a good time was
Lad by all.
Graduates from the high school
were Edward Ramsey. Josephine
Bryant Virginia Maxwell Jeanne
Bankhead. Filth Wilson. Frank
Calhoun. and sylvannus Woodbridge.
Graduates from Junior college were
Alma welch. Bernyce Thomas.
Johnnie Dele smith. and Pauline
DAY Miss Day graduated with
honors from the junior college
ranking third highest IN her class
An of the junior college gradu-
aies will continue their college edu-
cation this fan At four-year col
leges
Members Of the Mothers ciub
each wore q beautiful corssee 10
grace the affair They are Mrs
Rosie Allen. president Mrs Alice
samuel vice president Mrs Cor.
nelia Mack. secretary Mrs Lnla
EeKiesion. treasurer Mrs Pauieta
Powell Mrs Anna Bankhead. Mrs
PAMELA Thomas. Mrs Alberta
Cole. Mrs Kathleen Bright Mrs
Mary Tanning. Mrs. Gertrude Mil
Ter. Mrs Roberta Quinn Mrs Dora
Wilson. Mrs Katie Bailey Mrs
" Hstcheti Mrs. Esther williams.
Mrs c0rs Scott. Mrs Kathryn
Ward Mrs Minnie Poole. Mrs
Mabel whieham Mrs p. Barr
Mrs Annie May Lynch. and Mrs
Annie Ramsey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Bits Of Banterlng

sNil seossi ~ Amcng the CUES
attending ~tfe Nescames Jua-
rifs Mead. Catherine Jones. Nina
Gardner Ann Duntar bsrnice
Reeves LOIS Ne-rlweaiher Mar
Fsre. Mcdonald Dorothy san
.on Esther Gross Nes'el.s Ns'n.
.reton DcToihy Summons VIVIAN
Cay ana Misses Marserei Ro~e
snd Gertrude DaHsy
TAen saturday jane a. ne
"a iors home d. Nrs kaihnn
Icckuorih On Hague she ana
Esuins rker feted Nrs Srow-
fsn ~fn sacihsr shower Amons
trs gees attending were Miss
=. Matilda Williams Eeaz Hard
r.' Eai,a Psschs Nina GaF-
n+ 4. Fsi' S-..r Ki.fansfh
Rockers aad Nrs. BsA'ries Gil
sn
Ara 20 Madeline city'on %
We~ ST. end Bill Watson for
,n4r r'rtss-.y d. Mif.Ean track
s,sr ongras They we're mar-
iee J1.s rs and received 20 a
hose %. .saIds 81 - Blue Room
~ tas fwgA Aul-S ne guests
4, erclre ~sfe Nfs Frances
Moss Misses G4rfsucs BsaeT H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Recitals Unearth
alent In Detroit

4 wealth Of talent is being I'M
covered among the coiored youth
of Metropolitan Detroif. Many of
these young people are display
inE exceptional aptitude in the
vocal and piano departments OF
the various musical conseryator-
les o. the cry Recent ADDITIONS
music festivals. recitals and grad
uaiion exercises. in which pupils
OF musical institutions and private
teachers N music have appeared.
speak well .or the cultural prog
ress being made by these young
folk.
Alta recital given June %, IN he
auditorium OF the Detroit Fedora
lion OF women's Clubs. pupils o.
me Detroit Institute OF Musical
ATS were presented by their in
s'rrctors. DR. Nellie p. Huger and
Minor r. White. Among those on
The program We're: cerise Be1trice
Bryant. Carol Shaw Clarence Nc
Kinney. Constance Hardy Paula
Rodgers and Annie Belle White
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
DANCERS DO
MOON MAGIC

Moon Magic" masque for
Midsummer Eve. was presented by
pupils Of LaClaire Knox. Detroit
dance Instructor A delightfully."-
exotic and colorful fantasy. the
Knox group O. youthful dancers
faithfully and ar;ls'ically. portray
ID the theme az Wednesday even
ings performance held Al the
Detroit Institute OF Arts The aud
fence Of eoodly number showed
their pleasure and appreciation
with frequent and spontaneous ap-
plause
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
The Dudleys Greet Friends
At House Warming Party

I, vas hoGse-Harmlng time last
Thursday evening June Il when
Atty and Mrs Herbert L. Dud-
l.y. received their many friends
heir beautiful and spacious
Norwood stfecr residence. The
home vas ia,ishly decorated with
Ieories and baby chrysanihe-
nuns while incidental music
furnished delightful background
fo- re steady flow OF guests.
The charming hostssses for the
occasion we're Johnnie Mae Fri,z.
GLADYS Fisher Jane Lett. Bea-
'rice Minis Nina Dudley. and
Katherine Ea'zminger Many
beau'iful and useful Gifts we're
received by The recently married
couple.
More than three hundred guests
siSifed ihe Dudleys during the
evening Among Them were Mrs.
Charles A. Scott Mrs. Robert
Thomas and Miss Bessie Shorter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Sojourners Meet

The Sojourners Social and Art
Club me, at the residence OF Nrs.
Ethel Breach. 5s2s gath stree The
hostess served a chop suey din
ner. followed by soft drinks and
ice cream. All enjoyed the dinner
10 the highest.
Mrs Johnson was guest OF the
evening Our next meeting VIII be
at the residence OF Mrs Cora Eg-
glesron. 4s2i Brush street, Apart
ment 4ol.
Mrs L. white is president; Mrs.
B Moore. secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

gown and long peach gloves
Her flowers were tea roses
Hostesses for the occasion were
Geraldine Greer. Myrtle Goldsbv.
Beatrice Morgan Andy Weaver,
Florence Ryder. wilheImins lrv-
ing. Iva Bowen. Marion Anderson.
Andrea Burke and Julia John
son
" from Goldman Field. Ky
where the groom IL stationed.
came Lieut. Melvin Clayton srd
Lieut. cleophus Valentine. esrec-
lally for the wedding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

Julia Dorsey and the soft sweet
toned voice OF Mrs. Hattie Greene
were a Joy 10 hear IN their So
prano solos. O;her enjoyable num-
hers were the violin solo and read
ing by Miss Julia Dorsey and
Tho dramatic reading OF Dunbars
Frederick Douglass by Dorothy
Quarker Miss Ella Greene and
Mrs. J. lie Bon we're accompan-
ists.
Mrs Lulu Rogers is presiden'
o. the club. Mrs Sarah Grler
chairman Of program committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Lois Woodruff Becomes
Bride Of 1t Goldsby

Miss Lois Woodruff, the charming daughter of Mr.
and Mrs l.. Allgood, of Hartford avenue became the
bride of Flight Officer Arthur Godsby Of this city,
day, June "a. The rites, which simple and quiet
performed in the presence of the families Of the
couple and small group Of friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

rarw fryEitra Detroit fralls lNA
$500 49, .flf trekirT here
- - 80 ss~ms- riV. ior
1910 ..s y really here slrs
rw.lrn Nor o. %nc ha, Been
,x.rded schoarsaip r he
49, - v1.cst.or 70 study AZ
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80. rsi.,lo for he SKINNER
-. t.kec t,tls ,sgr. down "a
T~,,.xiils X. vte hsy s.,scic1s
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a.. 81, ~.r
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hlus hss Yoan tn4 coop roz ftst
sehool 4 os ~ sesr1 f4
nuie. weeks N Ann A-so 81 ~
,ran Ard In fc- few az ire
cav br,rn, SPOTS n our Ns'ro.
noi,s ar. cst score. .ot grery
r,i,ses from ne Irt.rs. q.
af,ehixsp-uho nov ,sst Exams
NJ. oyer van ~ cs,.osa IS
A. orr midst before ~er4rg
honewarc inorens Burta aud
Maurice Tabor sot toee'h her IL fvt@
heir Unlfers.ty ss.enas a6o1t
,ow, and pulled an Au.u.sy n.ts
par,v saiu,cav rizn, June -srd
over on stanford TIE rex, morn
hF Jean carmsschei 3. F4sssr
sp,sr,slned he bunch win
breakfast .
Mrs. Pearl wright rec D. hon-
eres o, many affairs for her re-
tirenen, from ,hs Ferrds.e board
a, Education has ,as. returned
from Indiana where she VISITED
her no.h4r. nov = wears o.d
And on FOR indiana ID -aer
ole scqus rfanee ~ ho~+
town has sped Mr.. Arthur VII
sans o. scooter ave 40 sser1
me summer.
Tn. Misses kizyie lean kent
nd Y. Anderson &. oa- LIDS
Thurmsr YWcA have hsss *.
/. 20 camp xorcom % e.. .cas
ROOD ont-of-door M. tar crstx ~
Rosa Gragr has been caIe1 ~
washington. . hg- rr ta-
vacation. she's ,Aere q ~
tend . nationwide conference os
women for 4 harley ~ sone se
mrs. Joseph Thomas o. Jos4gaias
"a of for me country sgai, for
xwe.k or Ter DAYS she psn,s -
A.ausify her place she ssys-snc
NAV stay a.! sumner
Virginia n. Bethel who pre.
s.o,sd ne frst sprax coacer.
81 St Cyrrians Church schoo
choir Frscsy June .1rd s. 20
tns 70 New YORK bu. shes rot
off for ~, ether. shes go.nx
70 study a. Jui..arc being as
che is specials, IN piano and
VIOLA.
But OF % Nsw York 20 pias
"a teeris RonnIe Morton. dsurh-
ter o, MAJ. and Mrs. Roy Nor.
ton. 0, scotch avenue visit.
win her amt ars nrcs H-. and
Ms Hsncs p T..a-, ire
rrip i. pressn. b4c.o.s sas re-
ceiyees ali rs OF rsr repor-
oayt a. n eoss O, stoel
Tia Mrs Theresa Henderson
Who really has ,-ir store
sne heads sor California rex.
week 10 spsrd Ill Sanul- v.es.
irx WA. ~. West Coast
about
Mr.. EthsIda Jackssn. rsfy
Delia ard F...iie he r ~
Cd srer-.r w ., or cm.cg
Auxrasse DI,a, % ys,o- Ba
lsf, mi, ~s.s fs- h4- ms 10
Atlanta Ceorra 81 -osta mere
shs Vii stop over t. f<xngtou
Ksutucky hs- ct nom. ,owr
70 vs., w.e .e- -.-.rs
Dr. Y. r.. Dawson "a hack In
town ara reoor,s a resllv good
i'm. and r.,, had I, hot solnzs
Arkansas. where he's been raca-
,iorirx
Mrt. sadie pshsr ran over FOR
few cays from chlcAxo 20 v.,lt
win Petry Fishsr Who has inst
returned from Chicago xa.rce he
wss v,sirlnR SADIE We hear ,ha,
ahs s. planning 70 open a cio.h-
inx shop that viii BE- the last
wore here
II certainly IL nice 10 zee Rev.
z. L. Scott. former pastor o.
Eberezer church. around these
psrts again He IL IN town visit
- - ...
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

. You may find better complexion at your
finger tips when you dip into jar Of fragrant,
snowy-white Nadinola Bleaching Cream.
For Nadinola is enriched by a remarkable.
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identifying action.
ID an snfiseptic action for ugly pimples
externally caused
I'D ioosenins action for unsiehtly
blackheads
80 smoothing action for rough skin
(D bleaching action for dark skin
This very day, buy treatment-size lar OF
Nadinola Bleaching Cream. Begin using il to-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

night. exactly as directed. See how quickly
Nadinolas Away action starts you toward
fashionably lighter. smoother, clearer complex.
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just one jar Of Nadinola Bleaching Cream is
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genuine Nadinola, the time tried, scientifically
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Others
Generous treatment size jar enough for
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

The stork has been 20 town.
He visited the home Of Atty and
Mrs Charles T. Perkins OF sIf
Wesiminister and left little
boy. The Perkins have named
their heir. Thornton. after the
paternsl grandfather They also
have q little girl one and a half
years old.
And on The way but hasn't
reached here yet the stork TO
Atty. and Mrs. 2. snowden. syl-
via snowdsn's friends are help
Ing her get ell prepared though
Last week Mesdames Marie sian
ton and Mildred Brown enter
t4insd Sylvia with q shower a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Kenny Appeals
Go 10 Executives

Letters 10 1000 corporation
executives were distributed today
IN last-mmute effort to put
Wayne County over the top on lts
S35O000 quota for the Sister
Kenny Inianlrle Paralysis Fund.
Originally scheduled 10 tcrmi-
nate Doc 22 tho Kenny drive has
been extended 10 Jan g through
ou' Michigan
Corporations have been asked
70 organic their groups for
soliciting employees and 10 sponsor
hospital beds for polio patients
through cnlStmcnts IN the Army
of Angel,
Any individual club. group or
corporation may enlist In the
Army Of AngclS hY donating
enough money 10 provide 4 hos
pltaI bed Tor one MANTLE paraly~ SIS
victim for a year More than
IA 900 polio case, were reported
in Michigan IN 1914
Adorn the Festive Holiday
Board With THE FANILY'S
TNNORITE PIDDINGS. The
Almanac Pages, in The Amcri-
can Weekly with This Sundays
Detroit Times. Feature Recipes
for Traditional Plum Puddings
and Others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
3Veterdns Of Navy
Now Presumed Dead

Two DctroitcrS and a Saginaw
navy veteran, previously listed
missing, today were presumed
dead hy the navy department
II hey were Storekeeper 2 G.
ttUbFTJ William knight, husband
Of Mrs. Virginia $. knight. Of
Saginaw. Stewards Mate ! c.
Willie Mack Gross. son Of Mrs
Lucille Gross Of 212 Watson and
NM C Henry Ford WcddIc son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry
Weddlc of 5S9} NcWhorry
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AMESEMEN rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31

1naC was proved oeCaQe ago In
the history of the picture, THE In
former" The first run houses had
played 1t, with dismal results at the
boxoffice, when the end of the year
came and 1.-THE Informer" won the
critics prize as the best screen drama
of its season. And a lot of seasons
that had gone before, at least in
ferentially. The small art houses
second run and neighborhood
theaters stepped in instantly and
found "The Informer" the greatest
picture of all time for driving wolves
from their doors. evolves in those
days were something else again, of
course).
The same experience seems about
to be repeated now in the case Of
1945's outstanding screen achieve
ment. 1.-THE True Glory" Over
whelming winner of the National
Board of Reviews prize for the year
and incomparably the choice of pro-
fessional critics, it is now expected
to enjoy its greatest popularity.
The Little theater in Washington
is the first to bring it back, just
a few hours after its easy victory
over its factual and flctional COM
petitors for 1945.
1t will open there on Tuesday
as the result of a quick rearrange-
ment of schedule, in which, incl
dentally, there was some nice CO.
operation by Metro Goldwyn Mayer
and Columbia.
i r \
One of the reasons why the Lunts
20 Mistress Mine" is not recogniz-
able as the hit they played for two
seasons in London is that the name
was changed for the American pro-
duction. Love In Idleness" was
the first title of the Terence Rat
tigan comedy. The Theater Guild
name for the play comes from the
following verse from Twelfth Night
deemed much more defnitive:
% mistress mine, where are you
roaming?
o, stay and hear, your true loves
coming,
That can sing both high and low
Trip no further, pretty sweeting,
Journeys end in lovers meeting,
Every wise mans son doth know
It's from Act Q, Scene Nv, in case
you would like to see how the second
stanza goes.
| X 4 X
Halfway House." British Aim
which has its premiere tomorrow at
The Hippodrome Theater, was screen
ed for critics this morning. For its
feminine star Producer Michael Bal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National THE Magnificent
Yankee: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol "Yolanda and thu
THIEF: 10:40 am, 1870, Ais, 7, 9:5t
pm. and 12:45 am, Stage shows
1910, $3.50. $40, 9:05 pm. and /;
midnight.
Coiumbia-"Fallen Angel: 11:3(
am, lao, $50, 6. $40, 1920 pm
and 1885 am.
Earle-"San Antonio: 10:45 am.
l, $40, $50, 7:35, and Gas pm. anc
IL midnight.
Hippodr ome - THE Human
Beast: 2:20, $40 and 8:25 pm.
Keith's-"Bells of st. Mary's"
1885 am, 1880, /, Sis, $50, TAO
F9:55 pm. and 1910 am.
Little - "Bewitched":: IL am
1:55, 4:5o, 7:5o, 1880 pm. and Is,
am.
Metropolitan-"Snafu": 10:40 am.
1910, 2:40, $40, $40, $40, 1914
pm. and 1910 am.
Palace-"They Were dependable"
IL am, lao, 400, 7, $40 pm. ane
1925 am.
Pix-"Earl CAROLS Vanities"
2, ass, 7:35, 1925 pm. and los am
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Con.
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31

con chose FRANCHISE Rosay, whose
first Introduction to the American
moviegoer was in the enduring Car
nival In Flanders
War films still come along and will
continue to do so for many a month,
but they will be the documentary
type and not the synthetic Holly
wood product, of which the studios
are now steering clear. Washington
audiences will be treated to another
beginning tomorrow at the Metro
politan. Added to the feature pro-
gram will be STORY of a Dog" War
ners Bros salute to the four footed
members of the United States Coast
Guard. The films setting is the
Curtis Bay Training Center in
Maryland.
In addition to the midnight pres
entations tonight, all Warner Bros.
downtown and neighborhood thea
tiers will have holiday matinees to-
morrow. according to John j. Pay
cite. Neighborhood theaters in the
chain will open their doors at 1890,
with feature attractions scheduled
to hit the screen at / pm. The sole
exception is the Central, which
opens at 10:45 am, with the first
showing Of the feature set for II
o'clock.
Make q note that Van johnson
will head the list of big name stars
in box Office earnings in 1945 when
the final poll results are announced.
He not only had the enthusiastic
public to put him in the No. / spot,
but also the greater number of pic
lures than his nearest competitors.
Another note to make is that there
will be a considerable departure
from critics 10-best lists and the
10 top pictures in box Office earnings.
That is tradition, of course, but
this year the break Is likely to be
a little more startling than usual.
At least one of the screenplays
which the critics greeted as one of
the years most lamentable produc-
tons is likely to find Its way among
the 10 top "grossers." as the trade
calls them.
Gross" is the form the critics
use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31

scene for Costello's demonstration OF
a vacuum cleaner. He throws q box
of SCOT on the floor, sucks 1t up with
the vacuum, and then, fumbling the
mothproof button, he sprays the
whole room with the SCOT.
The first take was done with q
dust made Of old rubber tires ground
into powder. 1t photographs black
but sucks up clean. For the sue
ceeding shots, the walls and Grapes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31
Set Dresser Means
At Costello Scene
By the Associated Press.

~ 1xxS xxSDVCHUVU0 kCDps
HOLLYWOOD.
There are sad moments In the life
of set dresser, especially one who
has to prepare. a luscious scene
which some comic will mess UP
dreadfully.
ION the Carpet" current Abbott
and Costello comedy, has such a
scene. A pearl gray carpet, mauve
papered walls with a wide border OF
pink roses, upholstered love seats
divans and Grapes in delicate shades
Of shimmering materials provide the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31
True Glory Returns Quickly
After Choice as Years Best
By JAY CARMODY,

It is much profitable Colossus
Of the motion industry still disadvantage
can't unwind schedule advantage
opportunity That where to be small and agile and not
in that cannot quick
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Victory Loan Bonds provide cash
In an emergency and security in the
future.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Kin Hunt Veteran
Believed in j. s.

Relatives today appealed for
assistance in locating r ; Charles
SilaprauIt. "a. OF the 99th Field
Artillery. thought 10 have ar
rived ~ Nc@port News, Va. last
Sept y.
liiS sister Mrs John r. Ehr-
bar. AZ. died az her home in Stan
ford Conn, Yesterday OF in
nuenza llisamothcr. Mrs Hen
rietta FIliaprault Of 1928 La
Sale. Is scrlnuslV IN here
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Chest 10 Hear
Final Reports

Although final reports of work
ers in the extended period OF the
Community War Chest drive will
be given tomorrow in Hotel Stat
Ter, many workers are reSoliciting
prospects and donors and canvass
in 30 large plants will continue
until Jan. Is.
|, The total receipts 10 date,
$6, 747 l04 represent only 79.5 per
cent of the goal.
Following are latest contribu-
tionS of $500 and oyer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

This Is American Education Week
Our public schools extend cordial invitation you
visit them this week. See how they training the
citizens of tomorrow.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-12-01
German Refugees
In Denmark To
Be Educated

The chief of the Danish refugee
administration and former Min
lister of Social Affairs, Johannes
Kjaerboel, at a meeting of the
Danish Students Association, gave
report on the refugee problem.
Kjaerboel said that the Danes
were not treating the German re-
fugees the way the Germans treat
ed their prisoners. The chaos
which prevailed among the refu-
gees at the time of the German
capitulation was beyond descrip-
ton, he said, continuing: 1T is
hoped that by the LIST of Decem-
Der 100000 refugees will be quar-
tered in barracks, and an edu-
cational program for both adults
and children will be put into OPP
Grafton among the German refu-
gees. School books are being pre-
pared and, with the help of anti
Nazi teachers, everything is being
done to counterfeit NaZi influence
in the refugee camps. The camps
will be properly equipped for the
winter to prevent diseases which
might possibly endanger the Dan
ish population"