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Evening star., 1945-05-14
HELP MEN and WoMEN

CARETAKER for girls, summer. mountain
NS sls0 7f9T employ Eife vi References required
COOK for girls summer mountain camp;
2 women or man and wife: room and
soarf s1a bs1e aed refel1s ss5y MSS n
COOK for restaurant; no Sunday or night.
work; reliable and dependable: good wages
coSk ter mo- hotel d' SRfGHToN eRhd; aSe n'H HOTEL
2123 California st.
COUPLE, colored. experienced in au-around
housework, for private, residence, near
go2o good epp2Etpnity Boy 39O-Y. Star.
perlence not necessary: permanent posi-
DISHWASHERS, colored, experienced. CHI
NESE VILLAGE RESTAURANT, sO4 H st
DIsHwAsHER, colored, male or female
hours 10 am. to pm; the highest sal
aSy agyy- paid; Apply LUCAS RESTAURANT
HoUsEMAN and combination maid and
waitress, good working conditions, good
pay. MI. 9S74. gil Mass. ave. NV.
weekly. III Albee Building, 18th and G
PAssiENGER AGENT, business experience,
UNITED AIRLINEs. Room ia. National
PIX OPERATOR, night; / night of each
week; good salary Apply LA SALE APIS.
l02S Conn. ave. NV.
REToCCHER wanted, reliable, first-class
worker; good position; work in studio only
Apply Immediately STEINDL STUDIO,
172S Conn. ave. NV. DE. 1114.
SALESPEOPLE for many departments,
fqll Id or part time Apply personnel ONCE
SALESPEOPLE-Mens and boys furnish
ings and clothing depts.; good salaries,
positions permanent LIVINGSTON'S 906-
90S 9TH st. NV.
SECOND COOK and assistant. room and
board furnished; out work, ,transp.
furn.; 6-day week; married couple per-
ferred. Box 421-Y. Star.
SOLICITORS wanted for well-known char
ity, men and women with good education: !:
salary and commission. Box 475-Y, Star.
TENOGRAPHER-Good starting pay;
excellent working conditions; advance
ment in grade and pay in proportion to
ability to assume possibilities. Call
MR.. R. G. Cliff. RE. 3705.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, $50 to IL pm I;
easy, sec. switchboard. Apply res. mgr.
WINCHEsTER-LUzoN, e6OO Luzon ave.
Nv, IA. 5000.
UNITED AIRLINES offers permanent res
eryationist positions, age 21 to 80; re-
quires good telephone voice, accuracy.
adaptability. Interviews 10 am. 10 5
Q m UNITED AIRLINES, Room 739,
Shoreham Bldg, sos 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1945-05-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BoOKKEEPER, fun charge,

BOOKKEEPER, full charge, IL years
varied experience, credits. collections, cor
respondence, trial balances, profit and loss
statements, payroll, quarterly tax reports,
etc. downtown section preferred, refer
ences. state salary. Box 63-z. Star. :.
service. familiar. with real and personal
property transactions, composition of con-
tracts. Box 1871. Star.
CURTAINS washed and stretched. NO. S262.
designing, remodel1ng
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
ELEVATOR OPERATOR and 2 cleaning
girls, colored. want work from until 12
midnight. RE. 1861.
clerk background, wants part-time Job or
10 pm to am Call FIR. 1900.
NURSE, graduate, experienced, desires
nursing in home Phone RA 64fn
Evening star., 1945-05-14
HELP WoMEN.

INTERESTING POSITION open for young
woman in photograph studio. Apply S.
kANN SONS, photograph studio, down.
READY 70 WEAR STORE MANAGER.
thoroughly experienced in all phases of
tive position as assistant to owner in
better-type Conn. ave. specially store;
must be of flne character and good business
TO the right person. Box 394-Y, Star
IMMEDIATE OPENING for saleswomen,
1uli or part time; can use women 55 yrs
OF age or over; hours can be arranged to
suit your convenience; pleasant working
conditions, good salary. Apply employ
G. ST. n W
Evening star., 1945-05-14
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
TYPING done neatly, promptly. Wor
called for. MI. S017 any time. 14s
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

$50: asst. bookkpr.. ne, 5M. S195; asst
mMsr. mgr -bookkpr.. dress shop, $50: typist-inst. inst,
office, 51a-da., bonus, $35; file clerks, typing.
5h-da., ST. so. Need 50-75 new applicants
daily for current openines, peacetime Jobs
now. Ma. gal, 60S8. Come in Miss
Reed. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q,
next Epiphany Church.
Evening star., 1945-05-14
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TO OKLAHOMA or nearby State@Respon-
siole professional man would like to drive
automobile for individual or firm, on or
ABOUT May %. Phone Glebe 1921 eve
nings; Ma. a504 days
Evening star., 1945-05-14
HELP MEN.

ATTENTION, VETERANS! United Airlines
has openings for cargo agents, for men
between the ages of 1S and 35, with high
school training: experience unnecessary:
4s-hour week: essential industry; duties at
Washington National Airport: unlim post
war opportunity to those selected. Apply
Monday and Tuesday between 10 am. and
= pm to Mr.. w. A. BOUvE, Room 124,
WaShinRtOn National Airpnrt
Evening star., 1945-05-14

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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Hangover Soup

am no end intrigued with
this. which Mr. Brody state, rs
IAN invaluable. Sure-iire home
remedy known only 70 a happy
few IN this country
Mix Saucrkraut juice and
water in equal proportions
or according 20 taste. but n
should be good and sour Put
lgul In pan over mcdlgm-lOW
ii-r-rr----- r--itt-r;f, vorrrr -rautaEr INTO
small pieces. but not too finely
Slice two or three frsnkfurterS
and add all this 10 the sauer-
kraut-Water combination Cook
Tor about an hour and a half
tn the meantime cut up
hrrd ri Shalioi finely Sautc IN
q skillet in lard with flour some
salt and plcnty Of pepper. When
tEI, is = golden yellow color add
r. 20 The soup turn up flame
and bod
Canned soup manufacturers
take note. j. would Ne bcDrN0-
I.ui of yoa go pat uptHl> saliva
ton {or Wtts la cans. Diunh>.
instead ot eating tho usual
scrambled eggs and coffee after
'r" spree aii before tncy stag
-.r o.' 'J bod should cat a bowl
o.. up' soap
A' such 'Wg no one l> In any
condition 10 COOK. therefore. 4
wr worthy ,Opcrs are 10 be Sue
.aTcI either tho canned SOUP
people must take pity on US or
'1e w0monlolk must prccoot
}ueef4.l and put % by
The ConCoCuOn. SAYS Mr..
BroGy is OF European origin
$50 You sec an the least II is
a0 entertaining book fitted WITH
'.r eating habits OF every body
from Mary Queen Of Scot, down
to George Bernard Shaw
Hes Brody rs We'll known -
readers Of Tho slick magazines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Brazilian Chicken

Here's one obtained from a
Brazilian chef
Split the breast of a large
chicken ln TWO. Then proceed 10
make s,ulflng of TWO ounces
ol butter. A tablespoon OF chill
powder and some shredded rn-
conu' Mix this. roll into The
shape OF 4 football put IN the
breast and fold the latter
around the StufiIng
Now DIP he breast In flour,
then IN the whipped up yoik Of
egg and finally INTO bread
crumbs. Put some shortening
m pan . just eHsugn 10
cover the breast . Sffeat well,
and iry the breast for five min-
uiCN
Now garniSh with fried slices
o' pineapple sweet potatoes and
bananas Make q uch curry
sauce and serve separately.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
.usn,. lots, by william ! @lU,n

IT'S A THRILLING moment
for little mother when she
holds her first l.ie-Size doll N
her arms. Make II al home at
trifl!ng cost
Doll. large as 9-month-oid
baby wears SIZE / clothes baby
has OIigroWn. Tattern JS3 NJ,
pattern pieces o, doll onis,
ready 20 transfer.
Send - cents in CON FOR
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and 2 d q q s
plainly
Only Is cents more brings
YOU our new l9i5 NecdlecIstt
Caialog
Send your order tnlhe Laura
Wheeler Pattern Departner',
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Fabric Slippers

Carbon tetrachiorIde does a
good Job on fabric slippers Use
soft brush and shake Out the
surplus OF the solution 50 aS not
20 vet the fabric TOO much.
Then brush evenly and firmly
all over the slipper and as
quickly As possible -rcpcAL--Sn
that the cleaner VIII cover the
whole surface and there Viii
not be time for in 10 dry IN spots
before some more cleaner is
applied.
If a more lcisurclY cleaning
process is preferred then "A
paste NAV be made Of 'etra-
chloride and FULLER, earth or
magnesium. Thu, paste ,hoIld
be spread on IN a soft putty
4
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
The Witeoaks
Anl a Cook Book
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Detroit Times Women's Editor

A SIX anybody what they are
"A reading these days and they
will tell you Forever Am
ber" ,. that they started it
way last fall and are about
three-quarters through II. It
still heads the list Of best sell
erS.
Personally, ! am just getting
around 10 The Building of jail
ma by Mazo de Ia Roche, pub
lShcd by Little-Brown.
- For II years. author De Ia
Roche has been writing about
the WhiteoakS family -. begin
ming, as ! recall II. somewhere
in the middle OF the saga and
bouncing back and forth through
the generations.
My FIRST recollection OF the
Whitcoaks family, the famous
AdelInc was nm her nlueiles -.
in cracking black tatfcta
and ruling the rooSt Gathered
around her, her TWO sons
somewhere In their late sixties
o.. and d miscellany of grand
children.
And now a. long last. Miss de
j. Roche give -, the book ih7t
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
A Luscious Steak

For instance -. Steak q Ia
Mary Muller
Broll thick fillet OF beef on
one side for four or five min
utes. While the fillet is< brolllng
rub a bowl with a Glove OF gar
lie. empty into II small jar Of
caviar, very finely chopped
onions and the Juice Of lemon
- mix thoroughly,
Then turn your steak, spread
mixture on the undone side and
continue 10 broll for another
five minutes. Serve hot.
This one he obtained from
Mary Muller. who runs an an
uquc shop in Greenwich Village,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Household Hint
To Soldiers Wives

SIENICENEN < WINE :.
following their husband, across
tho country have found SIM
pie way Of giving an air Of
hospitality even 10 rented
rooms.
Thoy make book hcif pan
trlcS" hv covering the front OF
bookcases with material SINH
lar 10 their draperlCS- In these
ImproVSed cLyboards. they
stock food which keeps well and
serve IT for SnackS Al home '
and 10 entertain friends
A few tins OF fruit iu'cc
som @ Carbonaied beverages.
several kinds of spreads and
pickles and olives make q good
start one shelf is reserved tor
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Old Suede Shoes

incidentally. old suede shoes
take kindly 10 magnesium paste.
This should be lell nu 10 dLX
overnight, the absorbent taking
Up the grease. Then brush With
soft. clean. dry brush
To brighten up old metallic
evening shoes ny deuatured
alcohol Apply with a soft brush
and as fast ~ possible. use A
soft cloth 10 rub and gather up
the soil.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

much wine. mushrooms. caviar,
mustard and garlic. Can't You
Just taste them7
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

UlTIUUU IUI1Ud anu now
to turn the second chorus Of
hCcTntuato and Positive
into q secret weapon
! was going 10 attend
tho conference but then they
decided against lt Thew
figured ~ = round table
square would he out Of place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
COMMUlIQUES
By BOB HOPE

Well hreeo~er conference now history and vas 'aa, an @
Iodine D-ohcm- --- -. --- ~ ~ -- ---. .-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

HERE pleasant little that VII give You message
IL every day It numerical puzzle designed 20 spell out
your first II the number
letters subtract II the number less than
The result number Start the upper left
hand Of the check Of key
numbers left right Then read the the letters undc
the checked figures give you. 2-15.
C.3ylgn. by J. E.al Fest4 In
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Mon -. efatiot a. ! Nile Rd,
Tues. Grand River nr, oakmsn
Wed, jos csmpsu al Ysmans
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Thurs, Michigan al Sehastsr
Fri, :, Woodward al 8 Mile Rd.
Sat. -. Sehsefer az MehiehoIS
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
Bits O. B tqrney

Erin Go Braghl And the top o
the day to you. Sure'n Irish eyes
are smilin' as the fair Colleens look
forward to st. Patrick's day and
some fancy shenanigans.
IF you don't dig the hrogue, just
ask Barraco, Orzol, Michalak or
some other "Irishmen" to trans
late it'd
We are hoomiliated, requested and
rejected! The Sophs, beating both
the Seniors and Juniors last week,
have emerged Champs of the Inter-
Glass Games. Much as we regret it,
Sophs, we have to hand it to you.
You played a swell game.
eve are declaring bankruptcy
and anyone who hasn't yet collected
their bet will have to see q lawyer.)
But the girls aren't going to have
anything put over ON them, so,
Tuesday and Thursday will see the
femmes battling it out in their class
games. - Right this way, girls, for
a claw-sharpening manicure that
will assure victory for the-ah!
Wouldn't you like to know?
Orchids this week go to Mt. Car
mel's basketball team, who did a
swell job of representing Wyandotte
in the tournament games. They
sure put up a game fight until
defeated by st. Charles in Ypsi-
lanti.
Now for this weeks choice niblet
in a golden field of cornl
Jack: do you like my compost
ton? / got it all out of my head"
Jim: "Yes, it sounds like you're
out of your head"
Hurry! Hurryl Hurry! Practice
for the Minstrel Show has already
begun-but we need something else,
something that will really put the
show over with a bang! Yes, my
friend, we need YOU!!
I know something about the prom
that my partner and lot of other
Seniors would like to know-but
amt talkin' because I'm loyal. (Be-
sides the Juniors offered me more
than the Seniors could affordD
Speakin' of the prom reminds us
of a conversation overheard between
Francis Reidy and Virgil Burtka
Reidy: Il thought of asking her
first"
Virgil: Yves, but she likes me
better"
Reidy: Have you asked her yet?"
Virgil: Eyes, and she accepted
1 knew Mrs. Foink would rather
have me carry her groceries"
To those who don't get it, well
explain. 1t means that-well, never
mind. We might get in trouble. }
We know a Senior boy who has
such a drag somewhere, that he
can afford to throw away a slightly
used cigarette. Aw, come on fella-
tell us where you get them.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

People You Know ..
The Senior boy who proved him.
self a Handy Andy" by reffing
at the last class game!
The Junior girl who keeps the
Biology class roaring with her
snappy comebacks!
The Freshman girl who Startles
us with her versatility. We knew
she could do almost anything but
we didn't know that she could
sing. We're still waiting for her to
prove It'll
The Senior boy who carries those
beautiful false molars in his hip
pocket-fnd he made them all by
himself!
The Junior boy who amazes the
Physics class with his long short
cuts" to learningl
Those five Senior boys responsible
for that racket" coming from the
old seventh grade room every day!
Who are they?"-Why, people.
You know!
Our girls dood it again! Sunday
they defeated st. Casimir's basket
ball team to the tune of 2I-9. Now
they're tied for first place with st.
Vincent's. The date for the play
off has not vet been set but you
can bet well be there when it takes
place.
For two weeks the Senior girls
had been hearing about the tea.
We received an invitation by mail
plus personal invite, and it was
definitely decided that we were 60
ing to a tea at Marygrove College
but when We got there-it wasn't
tea at all-but fruit punch. Umm,
good, wasn't it?
Speakin' Of Marygrove, who did
we meet while wandering through
Madame Cadillac Hall, but Gus
Connors! While up in her room, we
finally got a chance to rest our
weary bones!
If those certain somebodies who
want to know why we didn't say
muffin in dis column about dem
will refer to last weeks column,
they will find that we already did
say nothing about theml
Be SEEM you, st. Patrick's day
at the place" CWhere's the place?
You name it.-Wen see you thereD
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

da and Cobina"
team. Today she
is "Tootsie Sag
WE'LL" of the
Burns and Allen
Monday night
broadcast $3.50
E w T, c B s.,
Mrs. Others"
of the Blonde
show, the much
inSulted Mrs.
Niles" with Alb
bolt and Cos
and Prindle "Ice
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
LITTLE THINGS about the stars
BY GEORGE LILLEY

NEW YORK, N. UT takes a
pretty bright gal to sound dumb
enough to please Ed (Archie)
Gardner, star and chief of MOS
Friday night $3.50 EWT Duffy s
Tavern"
Since Shirley Booth (ex-Mrs,
Gardner) gave up the role of the
original Miss Duffy" of radios
most poplar bistro, an uncomtable
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

few years, rath-
er than acting, has been a designer
Of costume jewelry. Some 600 de-
partment stores were buying her
stuff until her plant was turned
over recently to war work She sold
her interest, went to Hollywood
and a month later had become
Miss Duffy"
SHE'S NO LADY
Radios busiest free-lance actress
is undoubtedly tall (5-10, 40
pound red-haired Elvia Altman,
whose speciality, according to her
calling card, is "monstrous femin-
unity" She gained fame as one-half
(Cobina) of the roughhouse "Bren-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
Rosie Round
Nj. Carmel

HI there! Let us snoop along
and see what's what
The Seniors and Juniors partic-
ipated In the National High School
fyping Contest. Although we may
not furnish first-prize winners, we
can be credited with trying :.
AN EXHIBITION
The Seniors have displayed their
colored photographs in the home
room library. They certainly
came out beautifully. The
hollywood beauties exhibiting their
smiles are: Fritzie DombrowSka,
Dot Rzeppa and Stephanie F. . :.
What dignity! What high class in
telligence!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
S STRAIGHT 1--WE
Well, here We are back,
We amt got no jack,

wen, mere We are BACK,
We amt got no jack,
For it's income tax day
And we spent all our pay.
We really mean it and we always
speak the truth. If at times the
truth seems a little stretched, just
remember that we are too modest
to speak the naked truth.
FICTION OF FACT:
That George Tins swallowed a
nickle and the doctor made him
cough up five dollars.
That Ralph Malcomson plays a
mean CD game of poker.
That the Junior play cast has
finally decided when and where
they're going to celebrate.
That Fred Wagar thinks a train
whistles just to keep up its cour-
age.
That what went on under the
umbrella at the junior play, Little
Women, is no military secret.
DANCIN FEET:
AS we strolled over to the dance
last Saturday night in our pickle
barrels, who should we spy but John
Monk and Naomi Taylor, jivin' to
the sweet melodious music of Jake
Thompson and his 11-piece orches-
ira. Turning away from the dane
ing couple we tripped over Ed Nc
Whittier who was resting his tumor
wart. firing of the downstairs COM
motion we decided to take the
(ahem) escalator up to the mezza-
nine, where we caught sight of
Alice Murray and Fred Labadie
accompanied by Betty CRAIG guz-
zling pop. AS we gazed out the
French windows onto the front YER
anda we looked upon Shirley Lutes,
accompanied by friends. Deciding
that we would retire for the eve
ming, we made ready to depart but
just as we turned to leave we
bumped into Calvin Carroll, accom-
panied by Limburger and onions.
LOVE AND PASSION:
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
JOHNNIE JUMP UP

Johnnie Johnston: New swoon
success. He describes himself as
an ex-bum and has facts to back
it up. Star of CBSs Tuesday-Wed-
neSday- Thursday Music That Sat-
isfies" G:15 EWTO and destined to
become movie name, this st. Louis
born fellow did about everything
In way of travels Enrol Flynn was
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
THEY'RE RATIONED,
Hangover Square" is
Psychological Drama

Starring Laird Cregar, Linda OAR
nell and George Sanders. Hangover
Square" starts this Friday at the
Fox Theater.
Combining suspense with drama,
thrills with breath-taking action,
Hangover Square," is the story of
musical genius laird Cregar)
whose mind snaps at periodic inter-
walls and goads him on to horrible
crimes that shock England and
make London a place of terror.
A companion feature will also
be shown.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

supposed to have
done. He hitch
liked over the
U. S. and Gen.
trail America,
making his way
as "cutie" at
boxing s2d bill
II a r d S. H e
W ork ed the
steamers to the
Orient, slept on
Chicago park
benches, entered
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

number of top
actresses have
played the part
Gardner once
changed girls
between the East
and West Coast
broadcastl. Now
apparently, 1t is
settled by petite,
Brooklyn reared
Sandra Gould
who for the mast
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

AhNtolN do
luke" player singing for tips IN
Chicago taFerns. Johnston is prob
ably the best looking of the Groom
crop. He's 90 dast Dec. u, 6-foot,
loO-pounds and = except for the
stock-in-trade knitted tie-a quiet
dresser. Like all the current bobby
sox idols (Dick Haynes, Jerry
Wayne, Andy Russell, Sinatra)
John Clifford Johnston is married
has a cute, two-year-old blonde
girl, Jude.
VERY LITTLE THINGS
Fred Fradkin, music Director of
CBS'S Friday night Thin Man"
adventures, has 100 pairs of fancy
cuff links but always wears a set
he bought for so cents It's
reported Warmers have been pay
ing Lauren Bacall only 5000 a
week. Wayne Morris made two star
ring pictures for the same studio at
10 week According to the
West Coast Hooper survey, Jack
Benny has dropped to 22nd place
among the programs there. Those
repetitiouS ciggie spiels tied in by
his sponsor could ruin anyone. :.
Ted Steele, musical conductor of
MICS 2 pm. Supper Club, - the
country'S leading rabbit raiser-re-
fused his press agents request to
pose with his Dummies for an Easter
shot. Kids Matchmaking rabbits at
Easter makes Steele cry.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

The 1888 hurricane which devasta-
ted wide areas of New England
caused $500 100000 damage and was
the worst storm in recorded history.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

Now We wish to quote Dickie
Blair'S latest poem: Quote:
Both beautiful and dumb
My own true love must be,
Beautiful so I'll love her
And dumb so she'll love me.
LOVE?
Oh, well, just puppy loVe HMM,
but just what is puppy love?
Bill McGrath's Theory: The be-
ginning of a dogs life.
COLOR BLIND?
Say, did any one hear where Don
King went for three hours this
P. M? 1t seems there was a little
trouble with a Lincoln Park stop
light! S'mater, can't va tell red
when va see it?
COULD BE?
Due to the amount of space in
the Wyandotte News Herald Mon
day our column did not appear. But
anyhoo, we wish to congratulate
our basketball team who won one
game in the regional but lost the
other, 1923. Oh, well, we may not
win but We sure make the winning
team break the record. Just you
wait til next year!
THEY'RE RATIONED!
1t may be a little soon to start,
but the early bird gets the juciest
worm. So come on fellas, ask your
girls now, today, to go to the
j. Hop which falls on April 81.
P. S. Don't be baShful, we won't
mind! We really mean it!
BY the way, the next Y dance
VIII fall on March "a, asserted
Sandy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15

Box FollieS" "wednesday, 10 PM
Elvia plays all the female charac-
tiers. She's from North Carolina and
a graduate of the University of
Chicago.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
COME ONE AND ALL

Tonight is open house You
know we'll what that is that's
the time the school authorities open
the doors wide and welcome every
body. Parents are invited to come
and see how their "darlings" are
spending their time. It is also
the teachers principal wish, to
meet tn students mothers and
dads!?!?!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-15
BAND BOX DEPT.

BAND BOX DEPT.
Orchid this week go to the entire
student body for their splendid work
and cooperation in the recent Pa
per Drive. The school prem
lSeS were a junk yard for a few
hours last Friday afternoon. {.
Everybody helped! Even Beans"
who was home on furlough from
the Army helped in loading off the
waste paper while Gene Banks
was ever ready for service with his
fine 1871 ChrySler. A wonderful Job
on the home front We COL
lected 45,632 lbs. in this last drive.