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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

att bltoh . Alii OhEA
|artcd Count Jose succeeded In eX-
ting himself from a mere salesman
n the outside 10 a member, one of
be elect, inside.
And on the day when he first
|allscd into the club as a member,
|seompanied by the very wealthy,
|ill very beautiful and influential
rs. Dolly O'Bricn, there was an
|idible, ungracious sniff, as IL some.
le had caught a whin Of something
|pwherc near so pleasant as perfume
The wealthy widow knew that the
|itical sniff was meant 10 imply
at Josc's title was the first to be
|.cepted by the membership com.
|ittce without even looking in the
manach de Gotta. Soon afterward
rs. O'Brien was accused of railroad
liz him through. In reply to the
|iippv innuendo, Mrs. O'Brien said
ST two words:
"Clfe Society"
Men. within earshot, turned pale
r these were fighting words,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

About the Lord
HeSf Lineage
Vaunfed
around the
Club These
Drab Days Is
That of the
BOuncer-PGT-
don, the COM
aissitsssaiFe.
He Is Listed as
a Descendant of
Irish Kings, IL
Is Sdidin
Burke's
Steerdge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

|. Dodge OF the
lodge motor mil
.ons. The other
.arbal tabu is against
ie tro words, cafe
,cicty," which must
.lt>Aer be ever
ID ed.
Twas through the
scnnoblcd perfume
hop that the demo
ratio break through
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-25
SINGAPORE IS HIT
FROM INDIA BASES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-oUP)-
The largest task force OF Super
fortresses ever to take off from
India bases blasted the dock area
of Singapore today with good re-
suits" and left black columns OF
smoke billowing 10000 feet over
the port, 10th Air, Force communl-
que announced.
Only weak fighter opposition was
encountered during the raid. One
of the huge bombers was lost, the
communique said. Three enemy
aircraft were damaged.
Singapore is the main clearing
center for enemy war supplies
and equipment between the Japa-
nese homeland and its troops IN
occupied territories, the COM
munique said. Extensive railroad
facilities funnel into the dock area
It was the fourth time that B-29s
have hit the city.
Japanese broadcasts had admit
ted earlier that 100 superfortresses
had caused "some damage" to
harbor facilities and part OF Slnga-
pore proper in a raid lasting more
than an hour.
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WATKINS TO END
STAY HERE TODAY

William F. Watkins, organist of
the First Presbyterian church, will
play here for the last time today
before leaving for Washington, it
was announced last night by DR..
William Grove, Jr., pastor.
For the service at 11:15 a M,
Watkins will play on the church S
Sprunt Memorial organ, beginning
at II a. m. with "a Gothic Pre-
lude," by Eric De Lamarter. Dur
ing the service he will accompany
Contralto Lynn DuRant, who will
sing 20 Rest in the Lord" from
Elijah, by Mendelssohn. He will
also accompany the choir in pre-
senting the anthem, elm Heaven
Above" by Christensen. The Min
lister will speak on THE Good
Fight" basing his sermon on the
sixth chapter of First Timothy. it
was learned.
The evening service will be held
In the Kenan Memorial Chapel at
8 p. m. The theme of the brief
sermon will be Christ Is The
Answer"
Watkins has served the church as
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Furlong,
Jr., announce the birth OF a
daughter, Frances Evelyn,
January rs, at Marion Sprunt
Annex.
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Roy SCOUT CIRCUS
SCHEDULED IN MAY.

frs+ Scout Circus to be stag
me Wilmington Boy Scouts Will
ed p Eo1d in May, according to a
be ; lion announced last night by
@he district committee
the renort given at meeting re-
n Nv Nv c. F. Jones, camping
c eed activities chairman recon-,
anu deJ that all Scout troops and
r rsb hacks in the Wilmington dis
Clo Generate in staging a dem
Ill., lstration of Scout activities and
o mr. for the public during t h e
ssliiS part of May. Although this
cary be Wilmington's first such
VIII Scout circuses are held an
s sy, in other cities.
nu w ], Riley, district chairman,
w. at the meeting. He called
pIes ,,1inl1tee of the annual meeting
i 10 January. which were read by
r Z; Tinsley, assistant Scout
eA Elliott O'Neal, district commits
.dnar reported that neighbour
saod commissioners had visited all
i nUcent one Of the troops, finding
eennnsidersble activity during Boy
e Cont Week. and that troops were
citing started on h e Standard
T S[[' rating plan for 1915. DR..
award Cutter, organization chair
IAN has held a meeting of his
.on,mittee and arranged for the
orsanization of new troops and
Xxx ~ With 825 boys becoming
pine wears old each year. Whining
nm IS in need of several more
units for these boys, 1t was learn
Panald Stewart, member Of the
leadership training committee, re-
norted that aims of that committee
included a pack organization
course for all new Cub packs, a
Fundamentals" session for all
neg troops, the teaching Of Fun
damentals of the Boy Scout
Movement to members of civic
clubs, and training course for
Scoutmassers and troop commit
teemen. Bob Howard, health and
safety chairman, has inspected
meeting places of Troops SO and
81 and found them in good con-
dition, it was stated. He plans to
have an inspection made of each
troop meeting place.
Reports of individual troops
were made by DR.. S. c. Marks
Of Troop IA, Kelly W. Price OF
Troop %, R. L. Jones of Troop
y, and Harry Symmes of Ship
1924. Harry Solomon and P. J..
Baschon, members at large on the
committee, stated their interest in
Scouting and desire to help in any
way possible, an opinion also ex-
pressed by w. E. Edwards, vice
chairman.
CORTLAND W. Baker, Scout Exc
cutive, told Of the efforts being
made by the Cape Fear Area
Council committee on camping
and activities to obtain a perma-
nent camp site for the council. He
invited members of the Whining.
ton district to attend the executive
board meeting of the council in
Lumberton on March 20.
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organist for the past 10 months, it
was said, and has been active in
the musical life of the city.
A pupil of Virgil Fox at the Pea
body Conservatory in Baltimore
Nd. he holds the professional de-
gree of Associate in the American
Guild Of Organists." During the
period of Watkins service here,
the organ music has been one OF
the outstanding features of the
church's ministry, according to DR..
Grove. The two recitals Watkins
has given, embracing many OF the
most difficult compositions OF
organ music, have been brilliantly
executed and a source of pride to
the church, DR.. Grove said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-25
CHANDLER FLAYS
MANPOWER BILL

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a Up -
Senator Chandler D-KY) today
assailed the manpower bill ap-
proved by the Military Affairs
committee as "a monstrosity"
which ought to be recommited by
the Senate.
Before the measure is called up
IN the Senate Monday, the Ken
truckian plans to check other
members to see if he can obtain
sufficient strength to send it back
to the committee. T h legislation
gives statutory backing, with pen
altles, to present voluntary man.
power rules governing employers,
IN contrast to work-or-jail bill
Tor employees passed by the House.
Meanwhile the committee issued
Its formal report on the bill, de-
claring officially for the first time
mat the jail-and-fine penalties pro-
Vlded for willful violation of en-
ployment ceilings and hiring re-
sflctlons issued by the War Man.
power commission apply to en-
ployers only
Several members of the commit
zee previously had commended that
employees too could be caught in
me pinch Of one year jail term
or the maximum $4,000 fine pro-
vided.
There has been no disagreement
I've EVER another penalty section of the
OIL Which could mean five years
Imprisonment and a $4,000 fine
,of deferred farm worker, found
unacceptable for military service,
VINO left his farm work.
Inc House committee meanwhile
approved a resolution intended to
MacAen the pace of drafting farm
~ ~ amer Chairman May D-KY)
- me Military committee testi-
They fSelective service) have
!uS! about depleted the farms of
their workers. "
Inc Rules committee ordered
sle resolution brought to the House
w ,poI Tor debate, probably next
49, eA IL freezes in agricultural
aus ~ young farmers physically I'm
sr.t tVI military duty and makes
Hit'dt.age farm workers deferable
eS are needed on the farm.
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Murder May Touch Off
Gang War In Cleveland

s,, CLEVELAND, Feb. 2HtRAshot-
hsra LASTS oa killed Nathan Weisen-
es.' s g. o. on q quiet suburban road
snt my today and a police lieuten-
tha ' III immediately expressed belief
IandS saying would touch off Cleve-
man, man most serious gang war in
pa rane hours after his slayers ap-
tp !" re forced Weisenbere,s car
C ~ me curb and fired both barrels.
conf;a eI D. R. Gerber announced
tb III. ,sfa, Of ST slot machines at
tpr Ele4m M place of business.
the sIet Killing undoubtedly involves
nects s.o'S racket or someone con-
Gerber WIN WIN that type of activity, "
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Briefs
PRISON

Tech. Sgt. Franklin E. Sulli-
van, Army infantry, who has
been reported missing in action
in Germany since last October
~, is being held prisoner of
war by the Germans, according
to a postcard received from
him yesterday by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Sullivan of
215 Meares street.
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Polio Funds Campaign
Goal May Be Exceeded

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. 24-RE
North Cardinals $4,000 infantile
paralysis campaign goal fer This
year will be exceeded if reports
from 48 counties can be accepted
as a criterion, Mrs. Phillios Rus
sell, announced today.
Mrs. Russell, executive secretary
at campaign headquarters, said
the 48 counties have tentatively
reported contributions totaling
$235 O0N
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CHURCH MEETING

A study of home mission
problems will be the theme Of
a two-day meeting of ministers
and leaders of the Churches Of
Christ in North and South
Carolina in Charlotte on March
13 and Il. Thirty-six congrega-
lions of the Churches of Christ
will be represented at the ses-
sion.
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REVIVAL SERVICES

Revival services are in pro-
gress at the Church of God,
Fourth and Marsteller streets.
Broadcasts on the "Holy
Ghost will be preached by
Evangelist R. H. Hughes over
WMFD at 4:15 pm, Monday
through Thursday. The Rev.
V. D. Combs is pastor.
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ARRIVES

Mrs. Esther Benton, of Ports
mouth, Va, has arrived here
to be with her mother, Mrs.
Sally Teachey Of Wallace, who
is ill at James Walker Men,
orial hospital.
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PRAYER SERVICE

A prayer service will be held
at the Mt. Vernon Free Will
Baptis.. church at Myrtle Grove
Sound q. 1880 pm. today. Ell
der G. w. Gregg will preach at
8 pm.
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TRIO TO SING

The "Wings Over Jordan"
All-Star trio will sing at the
Shiloh Baptist church at II
am. today.
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FOUNDERS DAY SERVICE

FUUNDER 5 DAI SEhVICE
Alpha Phi Omega chapter
of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority
will hold its Founders Day
service at St. Stephen A. M.
E. church at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon. The seaker will be
Mrs. ThOmasina w. johnson
of Washington, d. c., lobbyist
for the Non-Partisan council on
Public Affairs for Alpha Kappa
sorority.
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ILL

Mrs. Ralph w. Hodges, OF
Hollywood Park, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is still:
unable to receive company at
her home, her sister, Mrs. d.
r. Walker, said yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
e76

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These mittenS. knitted on two
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The Detroit Times Detroit 81
A--h
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

WHAT ARE little girls made
Of? Sugar n splce-and Pat
tern 1889. 4 sweet dress and
Jacket Dress has scallops but
tons - jacket repeats ric-rac
trim. EaSy-to-sew outfit,
Pattern 1880 sizes 2 4 s S
size 8 frock, takes l7s yards
35-lnch fabric yard contrast
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
Write plainly name and address.
style number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
Patterns for Fall and Winter.
Free patterns for three hats
three bags. pcplum, and bod
Jacket printed IN book
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book
Send YOUR order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department. The
Detroit Times. Detroit 81 Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Reading Lounoe

FOR A COZY reading nook
In your den or living room Use
n comfortable Hi44aie- -eet4eh-as+A
place a two-Shelf bookcase 70
equal the width Of the couch on
either end Place both the couch
and end-bookCsSeS against
taller bookcase which equals
their combined length. Lamps
on the end bookcases and bol-
s'ers lining both ends and the
hack ~ the couch furnish the
finishing touches for = most de-
hGhtful reading lounge
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

For FgldaH Nor. p, I9z5
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Daily Recreation
Fun, HeaIthful

FIND TINE each day for a
Little fun Of one kind or an
other Try your best not To fan
into A nut. monotony slckens
the soul
Play ball with the Kids out In
the vacant lot. Il you cant find
any other form of recreation
Romp with the dog ~ YOU don Z
feel too old for II, put on roller
skates and rattle around tho
-h4nck-k4aa- \ bicycle
Recreation makes for mental
balance Nerve tension eases
Draw IN fresh air and make
your lungs laugh Because OF
the noise and clamor of the
city the big town glll especi-
ally needs outdoor sports Pretty
soon u will he skating time
Cutting the ice Us better for
your health than cutting the
mug
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
You a Problem? Consult
Mary HaWorth S Mail

turc making d spectacle OF here
self with the armed forces
and now putting herself on rec
ord by her bra h persistence.
as more than slightly III
balanced casualty OF war Yet
II SeH wish - take steps b.
shut off her CORE spoudence you
might appeal 10 the Red Cross
service 10 soldiers families. and
have that organization through
Us foreign branch work with
appropriate French authorities
20 SquelCh her noiar.ou~ Wrd-
ding IN your domain.
81 IT,
Du1-sted ty ErE frst-a. -ee
t..Il.lt Hg tls AaEr.a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Wife Oistrustful

Ny husband says he never
made love 10 her yet She Is al-
ways repeating IN her letters.
You promised 10 love me al-
ways and come back 10 me /
love my husband very much and
would forgive him anything but
this situation is hard for me 20
grasp. We have four sons. very
sweet boys, and they think
heaven opened 10 them when
their dad came home So did I
Until thus matter Of the
French glrl came out.
! want 10 believe ln him Ncf
how can ! when her behavior
indicates that he hasn't been
true 10 mo and that he is tell
ing me falsehoOds now Is there
any way | can make her stop
writing 20 him. Don't you
agree that something should be
done X Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
psssina fancy
DEAR X v;

L'I+AIN n ~
In my opinion. your husband
gave sincere satisfying evidence
that he stands Loyalty with YOU
against the French girls post
var Vaccinations. when he em-
powered you 70 answer her love
letters 10 him. InStrucun- hcr
not 20 write any moro
| suppose he was AZ one time
involved IN A passing intrigue
with her but his behavior since
homecoming proves that She
isn't now and indeed never
was serious rival 20 YOU m
his affections. i is moro 20 his
credit than not and again
proof of his protective bona
tlde devotion 20 You that hr
refuses 20 rehaSh A sBgle de-
tail Of his filtration cor what
ever u vasl with hor.
Psych.atriStS say that A mar
Aed man Who has been ipfle-
Greet Yet ASS duouSly seeks 20
spare his wife cOnfcSSi1rH
knowledge of his triflinE. is s'I1
Fundamentally loyal 20 her and
etll thinks % happiness IN
terms Of living permanently
with her in am urUI'fod rcla-
'ionshi0 HIS love has died they
say and with i' ris sense Of NCr
being his better half whom ho
can hlun'ly admit that he has
BETRAYED her trust N him
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

fNt ll NNf hHf Dff'N'h rs
- ! ---------4-----7--i-r q --r--- : --r7-7- ~
For FridaH NoU. p, IqE5
MARCH II TO APRIL 20
4 rtes-Big Improvement in
rays. Substantial matters, neces-
.ary work highly favored Mari
time, navy interests honored.
Fine day for clever manage
ment, confidential work
APRIL II TO NAY 20
T0prps-Intuitive matters, in
gculous m g I b o d dealing an
@ b @ 10 C. "a ! s, paints, beverages,
most liquids, work tools, ma
chlncry can bring new gains. Be
discreet In artistic and romantic
affair.
NAY ~ 70 JUNE II
Comm - The more practical
-,ucs, manufacturing, building
solid o m m % ditIes. needed
changes favored by sun. Neptune
ponsors aids penetrating mental
work, maritime interests ,,ss.
JLNE - 70 JULYns
Coucer-Technical and Ecien-
thc Kill, building, trades in
general, industrial matters open
wide fields for new benefits You,
studying for police, detective
work, Investigators favored
July - TO AUG. p
Leo - Trades and profes ion,
favored for Cancer now also on
your list for benefits. advance
ment today. Carpenters, road
b buil ders, miners sponsored.
Artistic professions ask patience.
AUG. - TO SEPT. %
Virgo -- Activities that repre-
sent permanent solid proposi-
tIons that really could better
position and security, eeded
changes among favored. Trivial.
uncertain things not practical.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra-Renew contacts with
those who have aided you; seek
20 improve quality Of your work
and plan carefully future action.
Today calls for calm and sound
ness.
OCT. q TO NOV. 2s
ccorpio - What you do with
yoHr time, money and talents
now Will have strong bearing on
near-future gains Economy
stressed, also steady application
10 your Job. Be consistent.
NOV. % TO DEC. -
S1qittGrjus-Can be profitable
day if you keep your head and
work for personal improvement,
better methods and not just
money gain. You'll find helpful
support.
DEC. 2s TO JAN. 2I
-ElAl4cAk.l-CAearful-- hopeful
outlook for your characteristics,
specially II they work for hon
est profits and to establish you
better in occupation. Don't
waste any time
JAN. e TO FEB. so
AqUGuuS- Don't scatter your
resources Of time Steady head
way possible. but you will have
20 work faithfully for it. Don't
IDLE with trivial matters, fussy
details
FEB. 21 TO MARCH %
PIsces-Good fortune with
Pjsceans today Neptune favor
able. augurs especially we'll for
plans and gains Be ready, de-
termined when ccasion and
opportunity say act. Good going.
Copyright la45. ~ KIM Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Foroixe Him

50 YOU may COrSfrUo Your
husband : eAasperatIug dcnla's
and eNaeionS ~ rca~~grDc cSI-
dcnce ~ The InronSeCUcurJaI ua-
ture Of ms tluc-kIIlnC a>~CCIa-
ton with the French cIl Ard
since YOU love hum enough 10
forgive him anything tWIthn
reason Of courNeJ / think YOU
should forgive that hlt a. an
cient history and all rem indorS
n ~ without probing INTO the
why's and WhereforeS.
You can afford 20 feel sorry
for tho girl as a pathetic Crea-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
DEAR MARY HAWORTII.

My husband was released by
the army last August after
serving in the European the
ater He says he doesn't like the
people over there, but the prob
lem j. this: Since his return a
French girl has been writing 90
him He told me 20 write 20 her
and tell her not 10 bother hun
any more.
This / have done. but cyi-
IDENTIFY she thinks | don't speak
for him, because she is Sun
writing TO him by way of ms
soldier friends. My husband
says he did not give her our
home address. yet how would
she know it otherwise? Also.
one soldier IN forwarding 4 lcl-
tor from her said she furnished
our address 10 him
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Turkey
Lef+overs
By PRUDENCE PENNY

HAPPY THANKSGIVING. 1t
1is indeed a wonderful day for
most of -uS-RighLnnlg- each aHa
every member Of the family is
probably more than satisfied
with the AMOUNT of dinner con.
sumed $500 and the farthes
thought from anyone's mind Is
further consumption OF food.
But you, homemakers, must
think Of the problem of what 10
do with the remains of the tur-
key carcass. Here are A few
suggestions that will come IN
handy when you want 10 fN
something tempting and hot
with the leftover fowl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Turkey Sandwiches

Is slices hot toast
= cup u1ayonnaise
Cold cooked turkey shced
thin
s lettuce leaves
) small tomatoes. sliced
l tablespoon chill sauce
u slices crisp hot bacon
s stuffed olives
rs sweet pickles
Spread s slices of toast With
n1aNOnnalSe. cover each with
turkey and A lettuce leaf. Cover
with second slice of toast. AZ.
range tomatoes on top spread
with chill sauce and place STRIPS
~ bacon on tomato Cover with
third slice of toast.
Cut dlagonaIly and earnlSh
with olives and pickles. II nee
essary fasten sandwiches with
toothpicks Makes six double
decker sandwiches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Turkey Rinq

2 cups diced cooked turkey
j cup soft bread crumbs
i tablespoon fat, melted
q teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
] cup hot milk
, eggs, beaten
= cup chopped celery
? tablespoons minced green
pepper S
Z tablespoons minced plmlento
Combine ingredients IN the
order listed and mix thoroughly
Pour into creased ring mold or
loaf pan Bake IN moderate
oven $3.50 degrees about - 10
- minutes Let stand five min
uteS before unmoldlnE Flll
center with Sauteed or creamed
mushrooms. Serves S
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-30

facing the question
(3) Italy, the Almond
Anniston A insists southern
tans segregated club for white officers and will competent
Negro officers his staff will promote
to key positions
by Gibson
original National Guard units regular Army
The South has been permitted full
resulted fragrant abuse Negroes rights wfu
for thing and then changing them other types of
The South has been permitted eregate humiate and kill
Negro soldiers without the War Department bohng bit about it.
when armies leave the American shores the batee
these southern practices persist The results the Negro soldier is
humaons
his wish and desire be patriotic and good soldier hwared
by these evil forces.
Roosevelt and the citizens
overlook these conditions longer Because of these
policies thousands of white soldiers
the seriously mpeded
through no fault of
other army fighting with the Allies handicapped by
Hers racial policies the United States
nation that be taking the leadership world democracy
all the have received from the other battle fronts
the findings of Mr. Gibson Italy, will be wherever Negro soldiers
quartered.
While glad the War Department Mr. Gibson Italy
find what's with the 92nd further
vesgaons The known have this
modified its Army for What the American people
know when the War Department going these
conditions?