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The Omaha guide., 1945-01-13

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The Omaha guide., 1945-01-13

A very severe cold wave moved in
to Nebraska January 9Th.
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-13
BY DEAN III. w. SMITH
WE. 645S

~XSWb&rNH2
The RR boys are tops on service.
The Fontenelle walters are always
out III front.
The Paxton Hotel walters arc
quick stepping Oh service with a
smile these days.
The Regis Hotel and White Horse
Inn walters are always out IN from.
The Walters at the Hill Hotel are
on the up and go.
The Blackstone Hotel walters are
on the go with a smile.
The Musician headwaiter and the
streamlined crew at the Chamber Of
Commerce are quick serving at all
times.
This writer was in Kansas City,
MOI January 6 and Z, and it was a
very lovely visit with quite a num-
Der Of friends and of course there is
always n very special lady friend,
who was in the picture and later on
there will be some name changing!
Rumor has it that a certain front
doorman and a very fine and popular
north side young lady, will walk
down the center aisle.
THE WEEK. ....
This writer had a very pleasant
visit with the editor Of the Kansas
City Call Saturday, June 9th and we
were made welcome and the very
busy office force was giving close
attention to minute details and i'm
portant duties which goes into the
production Of a great newspaper
A newspaper that will interest the
public and we tried to see if we
could pick up some of the improve
ments and ideas which were being
used successfully. We shall always
think very kindly of the very friend
ly welcome which was extended
Orchids to the KC Call!
New York as a woman window
washer.
Ex-sheriff John Hopkins was en-
dorsed by the Douglas County Demo-
cratic Central Committee Friday Jan
5th for Omaha's Postmaster.
Chicago had a very heavy fog and
it was very dark in the loop Sunday,
January 18th.
A very heavy shortage of meat was
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Complete Lne-Pant Hardware
We Buy, Sell and Trade
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Hammerstein's Daughter. Susan.
9Plods HoIIywood's Buildup Trail
BY NEIL RAU

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IL.
TINEY pick young Hollywood these days but with
plenty of beauty and bransas aested by Susan Blan-
chard daughter Hammersen the famous
song lyricist.
Susan ploddng along the budup trail at 2Oh Century,
Fox where she signed six months when producer
William Perleberg spotted her the role of model in Billy
Roses show, Seven Lively Arts" in New York.
didn't exactly that
commssary Il didn't have line TO speak ut she has plenty
being full of silent
nation Occasionally would trip and laugh and maybe
that's when MIR. Perleberg spotted me-
The cTtica IN
during the
mont n
ciaiVe They a number OF letters"
was schools around the country
she
Therefore
high school She clever enough
o schooling with home making School
though. he she $ "a domestic Whlz.
ALL" she told girls usually get married and
that Marriage it, In bound to
G When to me
at I'll right with
and wives should have
way they NOPE"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Maureen O'Hara
CoIlapses on Set
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. II.

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. II.
Moureen OTIara collapsed on
the Sentimental Journey set
from severe pains in her right
leg. Doctors don't know the
cause yet.
Twentieth Century-FoX also
had another casualty. Kid actor
Buddy Swan CCentennial Sum-
merD put his hand through a
window pane and had 20 have
% stitches taken in three
fingers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Priscilla Lane
Expecting Baby
HOLLYMOOD. Nov. 17.

HULL w OtDD, NOV. II.
Priscilla Lane is expecting her
baby in January. She's spending
most of her time at sister Rose
mary's house praCtiCing infant
care on Rosemary'S and Buddy
Westmore's youngstcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Re aIis+ic FIGHT Scene

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. II.
Fight scene from Canyon
Passage" sent Ward Bond and
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Dana Andrews to the hospital
Bond required six stitches in his
lower lip and Andrews. four in
his scalp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Detroit hay fever victims are
in for a bad time during the next
two months, II was revealed to-
day Recent rains have encouraged
the growth of ragweed far beyond
normal and pollen will be in fun
flight next week, health officials
said.
In Detroit, in July, the pollen
count was higher than usual. ac-
cording 10 Health Commissioner
Bruce II. Douglas, although little
ragweed pollen was found.
About two months ago. a drive
was conducted by school children
against ragweed in the Detroit
area. Whatever good the drive ac-
CompliShed has been offset by
rains, Douglas said
'Ragweed pollen appears
about Aug. Is and reaches its
highest Intensity about Labor
DAY in lower Michigan" Doug
las said.
For sensitiLed persons, there
iS enough ragweed In the air Ia
cause hay fever until the end
of September.
There il state Law against
owners whose property has rag
weed growing hut there is no
way Of enforcing II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
8 Vets Graduate
From Cdss TeCh

The Veterans Institute Of CaSs
Tech. with 100 veterans Of World
War II as students since It's start
last October. was recessed today
until September, after eight were
graduated with high school di-
plOmaS.
About so per cent Of the veter-
ans have been taking college pre-
paratory courses and 20 per cent
vocational training but Surton an
ticIpated that. in the fall, as many
as half Of the students will be in
the trade school.
All the facilities Of CaSs Tech,
which has the only school foundry
IN the state. are used.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Doctor Re6ountS
Beating in Office

The trial Of 24-year-old Henry
Mikolaiczyk, 1863 Nagel, Ham
trarhck. on charges Of sSSsulting
a 65-year-old Detroit physician
with intent 70 commit murder.
continued today before Recorders
Judge Gerald w. Groat
The alleged victim is DR.. Maur.
ice Rand. who testified he had
been in California for his health.
since the incident, Jan. q. He said
he only vaguely remembered the
assault in his office AT $50
Woodward.
Mrs. Lucy T. Chapman. 1866 f.
Philadelphia. identified the de-
fendant A the doctors assailant.
She said Mikolajczyk beat the
physician after threatening her in
a room adjacent to his office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Diploma tOVef
Wounded, Wins Credits
During Furfough

PVT. Robert J. Durocher 20. Of
the Timberwolf Division. inducted
in 1943. needed only two credits
70 finish school but he didn't get
them until yesterday at Cass
Tech. when he won his diploma.
Pvt. Durocher was wounded in
the hand AT the crossing of the
Ruhr in Germany and was hos
pitalized for q series of opera
tionS. During his 45-day GONZALES
cent furlough he entered classes
al Cass Tech and. in FIVE weeks.
completed courses in English and
physics
Graduate DuroCher is now AZ
home at 1888 Montgomery and
will return 10 the hospital soon
for another operation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

CALCUTT HARRY. MAJ UsMCR-son oi
Mr. Mary Larsen Tfssefse cts.
CAsE. MELVIN LAWRENCE. PFC. uShCR
Son % Lawrence Cane. Laurium
CRAhKER- RAY Leroy PVT -ushCR -
Husband of Hrs. Thsims NJ. CTanksr, South
DAVIS. ROBERT VERNON PVT usmcR
-Hufbsnd oi Mr. Is S Davis. Port Huron.
DE PAS CLARENCE RICHARD PFC
uSMC-Son o' Nj and MA. Elshei De Pas.
Wilson
ERWfNE ROBERT CARROLL PVT
uShCk-hushand of MIA. iona r. Ersine
Three Rivera
GARROD CARL JOSEPH JR PFC
tshCR-son " NJ. and Ms. Csu j. GarrOd
GOLDEN EVERETT IOSRpH PFC.
USMcR-snu of Nj and Mrt Arthur Golden
Z AnSs.
MAvES KENNETH ARTHUR. PVT UsMCR
HcLhUCHLfN FRANK EVERETT. CPL,
BSHCF-Son ef wallace Mclaughlin. Niles
MOSHFF WILLIAM OSCAR PFC. ESMCR
Son ~ Mrs Edns Mus1eT Bay city
NICHOLS WILLIAM CHARLES PFC
UShCR-Husband ~ Mrs Dorothy Nichols.
Lansing
PELTIER DONALD LHo PVT. USMCR-
Husband ~ MIS-. Atha.da 2. Psu'f, NJ
Clemens
SELLER WARD ROBERT PVT tSa,cR
son ~ NJ. and Mrs Raymond ". Se,zeT
SHAW RRuCE ALIEN PVT tsMc-s9a
9f Af. -nd Afk-alss0 - EhAN- Vsmaa..a
sOUvA JOSEPH LEE. PVT USMCR-S0D
C.: ~. and MFs- Louis J. SGgYa. OAalasEs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
WOUNDED

MARINE PFC. ROBERT IL
PAX, ~. May 10. Okinawa: hos
pitalized OkinaWa awarded Pur-
pie Heart attended Pershing
enlisted, April. 1913: overseas.
August. l943. son OF MIR and Mrs
Stephan Lipak. l3439 Hasse.
MARINE PVT. JAMES Nc
CORMACK, 19. June 10. Okinawa;
hospitahzed. Tinian, attended
Wilbur Wright: worked for Zen!
ith Carburetor, enlisted. March,
1913: overseas. April, 1914; two
brothers IN service; son Of 1t.
Cmdr. and Mrs. Campbell Nc
Cormack. ATT Copln-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Dies as Car Hits Fence

Funeral arrangements were be-
ing made today for Hyman c.
Browder. s., Of 2285 Lawrence.
whose car jumped A curb and
crashed into a fence on Byron
near Hazelwood last night. Police
believe he suffered a heart attack
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Lest We Forget!
Detroit
Heroes

a Detroit sailor crew member
of the USS Luce, lost his life when
his ship was sunk by a suicide
plane, his wife reported today.
Another Detroit serviceman is
killed three wounded and
one missing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
MISSING
s/sGT. ROBERT p. DeMER-
1t SHEA

1T, IL B-ZS
radio operator,
J une g. off
coast of Ma
goya Redford
High graduate,
attended Hills
dale College in
service March.
overseas
January 1915;
son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edward F.
DeAieritt. 1928
Hubbell
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
SGT. VICTOR X. TORRE JR.,

20 IN | a n + y,
June 10. Min
1anao; worked
for Thompson
? o d u cts in
service. Octo-
Der i9ftT over
seas. NJ arc h,
! 9 AZ son Of
MIR. and Mrs.
Victor r. Tor
res ST. 1880
= en- nSylvania
two sisters two
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
DEAD

FIREMAN nc CHARLES r..
EHRHART, "a, May 4. off Oki-
nawa when the USS Luce was
sunk by Jap suicide plane; in serv-
ice IL months, overseas eight
months; leaves wife Shirley Jean.
and children, Carol Ann. James
Charles. 1928 NicolaI, East De-
troit: son of Mr.. and Mrs Mathew
Ehrhart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Two outstate soldiers dead. one
wounded and two missing are in
cluded among the 229 casualties
announced by the war department
today.
Naval casualties for The out
state area number one dead and
II wounded among the list Of 6l8
announced by the navy depart
ment.
In all cases the next of kin
have been notified and have been
kept informed Of any change in
status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
WOMEN'S
Sheer 45-Gause
RAyON HOSE
s1osl' =

Lovely, leg -flsttering hose that are sheer
enough for best" and sturdy enough for
every day All first quality Full fashioned.
Sunniblush shade that blends with any outfit
Sizes 81, to loH.
cFs~isy' ss,ers.-s
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

BENDER CLARENCE ARNOLD PVT
UsMCR-son Of Mrs. Dorothy n Msnd~nhsU
Jackson
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
NAVY DEAD
NAVY WOUNDED

LOCKWOOD, ERNIE WESLEY. SEAMAN G
ISSF--Hui1snd Of Mrs. Kstnryu ,. L0Cs-
Nup1. 81. johns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

PACIFIC AREA
GROVE EDWIN b CAPT.-son % stan-
ley T. Grove, EsSt Lansing
SHELTERS LESTER 3 SCT.-son of
Mrs Edua , shelters. Milford
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

MEMS
WOOL.
Sweaters

Sizes II 10 20 and 80 10 ~

Y neck slip over
style In 1000
W O1 in tan
only. Also wool
and rayou coat
style in two
tone combina-
tions and plain
shades. Small.
medium and large
In the group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
ARMY DEAD
PACIFIC ARIA

NACCANt GORDON p ~ 1T son NJ
AZ go NHccant irouWouc
MATTsON GEORGE ID IT son % Mls.
Mae N. hattkou. Saginas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
ARMY WOUNDED
ARMY MISSING

ENNIS MAX J.. PyT.--son Of Mn Luc,
Kleeu. sf. Johns
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
.HGSk&ne
RUFFLED BlOUSES
TOP EVERYTHING
s2ss

Blouse Sksichsd Is One Of Many Styles
Ruffled blouses to wear with all your
suits. skirts or jumpers for work. school
or dress-up occasions. Expertly tailored
of washable rayon crepe. Choose from
psstels and white. Sizes 81 to SO. 3s to -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
State Prison
Tension Edsed
BY JAMES MELTON

JACKSON. July d. Inmates
and personnel Of scandal ridden
jackson Prison today we're urged
by Acting Warden Garrett Heyns
to face what We have before us
squarely and honestly" in a di-
rect move TO qucll unrest among
prisoner, edH>Cd by the Shakeup
in Official personnel yesterday
This prison was created by
the people of the state princi-
pally To house and segregate
men who, by their actions, have
proved themselves dangerous 10
the community" HeynS de-
declared There can be no ar
gument or discussion of this
concept. II il the foundation of
the philosophy of the depart
ment of corrections.
INTERESTS PARALLEL
Hcyns told inmates he would not
make any issues, draw any lines
create an upheaval or outline IN
sharp detail future practices and
policies
Hcyns, who is also state board
OF corrections director, issued the
statement after replacing Warden
Jackson. who was indefinitely suS-
pended with six other top prison
officials yesterday.
Prison personnel were reminded
of the duty of insurlng and guar
dnteelng that man sent 10 prison
stays IN prison until he IS legally
released '
"The states best interest par
allel the best interests Of the
inmates" Iicyns said. Each
man should be given the OPP
portunity 10 earn his way out
of prison, should be allowed
equal opportunity with the next
man 10 demonstrate his wiling
ness te work, 10 go to school, TO
gain experience in an honest
livelihood ana 10 compete Win
out favor or price for the good
jobs in the prison.
MUST EARN PRIVILEGES
There will he no drastic
change Of any function within
the prison Men who have done
good iOb will be allowed TO
continue without change. Men
who are dissatisfied and take
advantage Of their positions will
be changed. Privileges will he
awarded on the basis Of merit,
earned and demonstrated
IF there are to be increased
privileges, they must be earned.
II present general privileges
yard privileges at night, weekly
movies, etC.-are To be contin-
ued. they must also be earned"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

The new Youth for Christ, Inter
national
Together with Torrey Johnson
president Z. and Walter Block
lrcA2urer Darling Will serve on
thc executive council, which has
"a, MS function the coordination
0f raIIIc>-ln the United States
Canada England, Australia and
other countries IN which tins
movement ls gaming momentum
Typical Of the rallies staged by
NtY M Detroit j. the one Sched-
ulod for Saturday. Aug Il, IN the
Art Institute Auditorium.
At that time, Capt. Gilbert
Johnsfnnc home on leave from
tl~ south Pacific duties as a navy
chaplain viii address The young
ppoplE ca rhe r0pIc, Youth. the
DeHyercr dealing With youth in
relation 20 the worlds condition.
today
LAn- -S~..4i4eH Army truuper
tIn NCf , trunpeteers and Choir.
Jean SlDmmel and her violin, Jean
and Giura Stommel wIth-thelr
fr1mbones. and Ray Ivory direct
ing the sing SpIratonS VIII make
up Tho musical portion of the
prog fan
EaCh rally begins AZ 7 s. .. m
with = previous half-hour period
devoted 10 PRAYER
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Watch
Turns Up

II took IS years but the police
department recovered a SIS wrist
watch today, missing since 1929,
in the Frontenac Pawn Shop, 78
Monroe.
One of five taken by a clerk of
the Berkey Jewelry Co. 35 w
Grand River. the watch was still
in good working order. II was
found by Detectives Leon Goodhue
and Ford Belcher during a pc
rlodic pawn shop check. II was
pawned June 26 for SO by a Wy
andotte man, whom police ~efe
tracing.
Charles Reid Berkey, the store
proprietor, recalled the clerk as
TEX" Skillien of Dallas. He said
Skillien took the watches 10 give
10 friends at Christmas. The COM
plant against him was dropped
when he paid the firm $500 and
disappeared
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Witness Names
; in Cheek Rinq

Recorders court trial of four
defendants accused of participa-
ton in a fraudulent check passing
ring which allegedly netted $780,
600 between November, 1914, and
February, 1945, continues today.
The defendants are James w.
Waterman. 26, Of 295 K. Alfred
Iii Gary, 80 Of BIT Hendrie; Ed
WIN Gary. al. Of III Orchestra,
and Piess Walker, So, of 456 Le-
land.
Douglas L Jones. now an army
prisoner, formerly Of l348 Brady.
yesterday testified that three of
the youths asked him TO become a
member of the gang while he
worked as bouncer at the Sunny
Wilson Cocktail Bar, 10 L.
Forest, last September.
Jones said he later made a trip
10 Cleveland where he passed II
checks for about $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
$500 10 Receive
Bell Co. Raises
ne,rni, Tlmss PINT

The Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. was advised today by the
National Telephone Commission
that wage increases, retroactive
10 December 16. of So TO s. a
week had been ordered for $500
women in the traffic department.
The increase, which totals ST.
100000 a year for 2,300 women
in the Detroit area and 1920 out
state, is the second ordered in
recent weeks.
Previously an increase Of $780,
600 Q year had been ordered for
some 2,500 men IN non-superVi-
sorry positions
Adjustments will be made 10
clear up inequties created by the
order among other non-supervl-
sorry women employees, the COM
pany said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
StdIIen in Hospital
After Fall in Home

Recorders Judge John P. Seal,
len, who was injured when he fell
down the basement stairs of his
home Tuesday night. was reported
i'm favorable condition today al
Nj. Carmel Hospital.
He suffered face bruises, = scalp
wound and a severed finger. He
was dazed and was found by his
i6-VeaT-Old son, Paul
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Chevrolet Plans
Civilian Output

Marvin z. Coyic vice president
OF General Motors. announced 70
day that the Chevrolet Division
was preparing 10 free rs Detroit
facilities for civilian production.
Coyle, general manager Of Chev-
rolei, said that the 6000Oth air
craft engine left the final assem-
bly, line of Chevrolet Engine Plant
No ! today.
Coyle said that ChcyrolctS air
craft engine program Is now beng
Ccntered IN Buffalo
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
SiepfaIher Held
I'm Beating OG Child

a not guilty plea was entered
today By Albert Van DerhaSd den.
80, Of 53i Helen when he ap-
pesred before Recorders Court
Judge Arthur r Gordon on z
charge Of beating his 9-ycar-old
stepson, Henry Miller Jr.
Van Dorhayden was placed un-
der 81 600 bond for examination
july 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Anderson Probes
CCC Food Stocks

WASHINGTON, July 27 (INS)
Secretary of Agriculture An
derson disclosed today he was in
vestigating 1900 discrepancies
in the inventories OF food stocks
purchased bv The Commodity
Credit Corp. for various govern
nent agencies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
FRIEND OF FLEIsHER

Kennedy and Maurice ]. Walsh,
another defense lawyer, pointed
out 10 the Judge that only three
circumstances link Mahoney with
the alleged murder conspiracy.
First is the fact that he is a
close friend of Harry Fleisher.
Second is the fact that he was
in O'Larry'S saloon, last Dec. 26,
when-the murder plot was sup
posed TO have been hatched, al
though no state witness testified
he had any part in the scheme
or overheard the discussion.
Third was the testimony Of
Evelyn Brown that she served
beer to Mahoney in an Albion
tavern, the day Senator Hooper
MAS shot
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Hooper Case
Being Argued
BY FRANK MORRIS

BATTLE CREEK. July 27-
Final arguments 10 the jury be-
gan today IN the Hooper murder
conspiracy ease the four de-
PENDANTS having rested after call
ing but one witness 10 the stand.
The arguments will not be COM
pleted until Monday and Judge
Blaine w. Hatch announced he
would charge the Jury of eight
men and six women Tuesday
morning Two Jurors will be
eliminated by lot before they
retire.
None of the four defendants
took the stand They are Harry
and Sam Fleisher Pete Mahoney
and Mike SeIk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
CONFUSED ON DATE

Their only witness was Clare
Shears, assistant supervisor Of
paroles in the Detroit area, who
testified ne saw Sam Abramowitz.
star witness for the state, in Flint
on the night Of Dec. p.
AbramoWltZ had testified he at
tended a conference with Harry
FleiSher and Selik that night in
OLarry's bar IN Detroit. at which
plans for the murder of Senator
Warren G. Hooper were discussed.
Although az first positive of the
date. AbranOwitz became unde-
cided during Cross-examinatio ton
after defense attorney Edward II.
Kennedy Jr. had asked him if. in
truth, he had been in Flint and
not at OLarry's.
The states case against tn e
Woodward avenue gambler is
based strictly on circumstantiat
evidence,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Gets Is 10 Is Years

Recorders Judge Paul Z krause
today sentenced George thinner
man, AZ, Of Cincinnati, TO Is 10 rs
years in Jackson prison after he
pleaded guilty to assault 10 com
mil murder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
1000 Christian Youths Sail
For Isle Picnic Tomorrow
Music Features
Family Outing
at Bob-Lo

y When the Bob-Lo excursion
boats pull away from the dock
tomorrow morning, they viii carry
more than 1000 Voice of Christian
Youth members. theit friends and
families.
The Family Day outing viii be
carried out in the usual spirit OF
this interdenominational group
bl-monthly rallies
The two boats leaving the foot
OF Woodward at 10 a. m. Will fea-
ture quartet and Instrumental
trioS, including vocallStS from AS
bury College ana me NCY trump
eteerS. These will tour the boat,
entertaining passengers and con
quoting group singing,
I'D BOAT SCHEDULED
A. = p. m. another boat viii
head Tor Bob-Lo, tringing Uncle
Mel ~ who Is the Rev Merle John
son of Grand Rapids and master
OF ceremonies Of the Children $
Bible Hour oi the Air.
With hm wIlh-bc Uncle BIZ, %
who is Carl Bihl director of music
for the program. and the complete
cast OF the Children Bible Hour.
This group which viii broadcast
IT'S coaSt-to-CoaSt program ~ II
4 m. from Station CkLW. Wind
Sor, Will conduct rally on The
island beginning al 4 p ~.
CHOIRS on PROGRAM
Ri Darling as,.>tan, 10 thc
pastor at Bethel Bapus, Chutch
and leader OF the Youth tor ChuSt
movement in Detroit VIII also
appear ON the Bible Hour and Viii
repeat hls role as nAlnull AeA-pH-
ger al The later rnlN NCY', 75-
voice choir viii add special ar.
rangcmcnty 10 TIM, program
Earlier ln the day family races.
Eamcaeand contests for-wruc-
ipantS n all ages have been
planned
The closing event VJ' be z
p m. "SinESplratl0n ird by Ray
IVORY.
So no one WH' mss ans uar of
the program, the AGlomortic Cub
Of Michigan is providing sound
truck equipment The Cah!s Piano
CO Is shipping pianos 20 Bob-Lo
for thn-ouung
I'VE are particularly gmtrful
. for these services Darling SAID.
and ii's very encouraging 10
know That Voice Oft hri~tian
Youth has the support of -
many groups.
ON ENECtTINE COUNCIL
Just returned from the National
Youth for Christ conference a.
Winona Lake, Ind Darling is
ready TO begin hlS Guties H. Great
Lakes regional VICE president OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

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