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Evening star., 1946-04-07
Miss Ball We'd
To Mr.. BrOuer

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wesley Bali
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Eulalie Hicks Ball.
to Mr.. Godfrey Clarence Brewer,
which took place April 2 at their
residence.
DR.. Clarence w. Crawford on
ciated 1T the double-ring ceremony
and 4 program Of music was given
beforehand by Mrs. Evelyn Tucker.
who sang AT Dawning," with her
mother, Mrs. Warren H. Wagner,
playing her accompaniment.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding party was entertained at din
ner ut the Maynower. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer left for a
wedding trip to Miami and from
there they will 60 by plane to Mas
sau. The bridegroom recently re-
TUNED from the China Burma In
dia theater and has received his
discharge. The bride has been en-
ployed at the Naval Gun Factory.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

and freshness. They are priced at
$3.50, plus tax And you'll hnd
them in every imaginable shape
and style. There are over-arm bags,
over shoulder bags, under arm
bags, and puffy pouch bags. Some
are trimmed with lucite, some are
trimmed with mock tortoise, and
some have plastic handles. You'll
find them at two SEARS stores
$500 Wisconsin Avenue NV, and
oil Bladensburg Road NE. Open
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evening until $50. Free parking.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

morning until closing time-and
which are served swiftly and piping
hot soon after YOU place your order.
Drop in during shopping, stop in
for luncheon and dinner, and make
it meeting place after the theater.
Ask the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the
Ships Cabin, or in any Of the other
Marine Dining Rooms. 1871 and
l707 = STREET NV.
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Dinners Planned
Before Recital

Among those entertaining at din
ners before the piano recital Of
French and Spanish music by
George Copeland are Mrs. Patrick
Hurley, Mrs. Paul Bartlett and Mrs
George Mesta.
Others who have subscribed to the
recital, which will be given at the
Sulgrave Club at 8 o'clock on April
IA, besides those giving dinners. are
Mrs. George F. Becker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wood Bliss, 1t. Col, and Mrs.
H. Parsons Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armistead Peter, III, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, Mrs. Arthur Macarthur
Evening star., 1946-04-07

II II fTeIlCH
roses. For dinner. there's beauty
with sheer printed crepe bodice,
short sleeves, and full back chiffon
skirt. Prices range from $2295
to s!29. Located across from
Wardman Park Hotel. at 265l
CONN. AVE. Phone CO. 0575.
g. THIS IS DOCTORS
ORD R S-for an
anaemic wardrobe" Take your
precious stockings that have de-
Evening star., 1946-04-07

INC. They have
a really nlagnih-
c ent collection
For t at after
Lent ball, choose
a dramatic green
MORE ith an
enormous bouhant
dancing skirt and
shoulder cor S a G e
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Miss Atkinson helps remove those
little obstacles in personality, dress
and manners And Wilma Wright
Flood gives training in speech and
rhythm There is a great demand.
at the moment, for attractive grey
haired matrons to model in spring
and summer fashion shows If you
have those qualifications short
afternoon course will prepare you
for that interesting career. There
are also evening classes for career
girls and Saturday classes for school
girls. School hours TO Q pm.
1865 CONN. AVE. NO. sl7l.
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day is de-
v o t e d t o
e v e ry t hing
n e a r e S t a
" o m a n IS
heart. Clothes
to make you
! n t e restingly
younger, en-
via bly, slim
Evening star., 1946-04-07

In rich white faille,
studded with silver
jewels, in red faille
jewel paved in gold,
and a velvety fin-
ished black ballet
s upper encrusted
with gold. Perfect
for ev ing or
lounging, priced at
s10.95. 1923 CONN.
DU. 0346.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

80 N-S
collection of the
best looking plas-
tic patent hand
bags we've seen
lately. Each bag
is as lovely as q
glowing jewel
a n d rig ht in
keeping with the
springtime f e e J.
ing for brightness
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III your Culn,
verve in your
eye, and give
you back your
conceit. You'll
su &C u m b to
their huge sea-
90 d platters
which are on
the menu from
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styled coats and
suits, designed by
Mr.. Cavalier Of
CAVALIER FURS.
The fabrics are
Fors t mann's of
course. You'll ap-
preciate their ex-
ceptional ork
noapship u,he, yo,l
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ural Cold Wave or
machine permanent
plus an easy-to-
manage, becoming
coiffure are tn e
things that will set
of your natural
beauty more than
anything else. Go
to H E ADS OF
c o N N ECT ICUT
Evening star., 1946-04-07

-
w ave Ginger
wave) erm a.
n e n +. It's q
permanent that
you can brush
and brush and
brush-and 1t will
always fall back
into soft natural
curls, He does
Evening star., 1946-04-07

y II . II e .
WOOD. For
her invita-
t ions and
a n n o unce-
m e n IS t o
herald that
happy day
she can now
{ h o o s e
c r a n e > s
"Err1,uhita II
Evening star., 1946-04-07

That's not all-THE BLAIR SHOP
has the prettiest blouses to go with
them. And you can shop for them
and try them on until Q pm,
Monday through Thursday. Lo-
Gated at Dupont Circle. 1902 CONN.
AVE. Phone NO. 1859.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

see them at close range in the new
showrooms at SIS ELEVENTH ST.
NV Magnificent mink, baum
marten and sable scarfs-as we'll
as variety Of fur capes are also
being shown. Phone Ma. 2i93.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

8 e e n e "
s h i m ent
t h a t h a S
just arrived.
DIR i, essmaker
suits of CAB
a r d inc
twille. checks
a n d plain,
priced from
S24 to S65.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

a new heavyweight paper, with
both inside and outside envelopes.
She'll appreciate the perfect COM
bination of Cranes fine papers
and Brewood's superb engraving.
1917 G NORTHWEST.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

ion modelling
is what you get
at PEARL AT
K I N S N S
SCHOOL and
the very things
to give you that
something ex-
ira" in a sue
cpsefJll "a reer
Evening star., 1946-04-07
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hats to make you devastatinely
beautiful :. jewels to accent your
simplest gowns. You can see these
modelled by beautiful mannequins-
to the music of Bert Bernath and
his orchestra-while you enjoy de-
licious foods from the Raleigh
kitchens. Make reservations with
Mr.. Arthur-call MA. 1910.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

FeiCpeQ runs
and snags-
I o t h e
S r E L o s
co MPANY
or i'm
mediate re-
pairs. They
aln eradi.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

VfCly uolh
sheers with
! ! n & erie
t o u C h e S,
b e a u tifully
t a i lore d
s u is an d
toppers. Do
see t h e ir
S p r / n &
clothes-and
Evening star., 1946-04-07

dpOQt dllQ 50 uO
customers. They're
the perfect choice
for the sm art
women who select
their clothes with
an eye to value.
Many are sam
ples'' from WE'LL
X n o " n m a n u
fartllrnrS nrj Ire RI
Evening star., 1946-04-07

=" WHEN YOU LEARN
MORE-you'll earn
more!" Training in self-improve-
ment. in rhythm, speech and FASH
Evening star., 1946-04-07
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" TEN TO oNE-you buy
two!' MOLLIE
ZEICHNER has the sort of dresses.
suits and coats that buyers dream
Evening star., 1946-04-07
FASHION
MARCHES on!

With rhyme and reason, es
we'll os whimsy. Suits ore in
for O big season. Not the
mon.toilleurs Of yester-year,
but feminine suits with dress
moker detoiIs. Hats ore soyer
and brighter thon ever before
blooming with flowers. loop
ing with ribbons. pouffed with
yelling.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

cate cigaret burns, moth holes and
snags in woolen and silk clothing,
and ine linens. 613 18th st. NV.
" THE LUNCHEON FASH
ION SHOW"
feature in the PAIL MALL ROOM
Of the Hotel Raleigh, every Satur-
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" YOU'LL LOOK LIKE A
CELEBRITY" in
the dramatic dinner gowns and
evening dresses from pom TELL,
Evening star., 1946-04-07

for less because of lower overhead
expenses, all are one of kind.
Visit Mollie Zeichner's studio dress
shop at 25l9 14th ST. CO. 1855.
+" BROWNING GLAMOUR"
Good-looking shoes3
Certainly. Beautiful clothes? AS
suredly. But lustrous, soft, nat
Evening star., 1946-04-07
A>AA>A

gdLneT up lew IoNeIleS7 fof your
self. 1927 CONN. AVE. AID. 7432.
g. HER MAJESTY, THE
BRIDE For we'd
ding stationery Of unquestioned
acceptance, the wise bride depends
Evening star., 1946-04-07

AVENUE. They do
manicuring. too. Intown: 1923
CONN. AVE. Phone DE. 58ll.
Bethesda salon: 7248 Wisconsin
Avenue NV. Phone OIL. 1915.
PosrscR1PT TO A FINE
DAY" dinner at
O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL. The
food is SO good-it will put caprice
Evening star., 1946-04-07
$4,000

" A FINE FABRIC MAKES
A FINE SUIT" To
convince yourself-do see the i'm
peccably tailored individually
Evening star., 1946-04-07

d" Chow MARCEL YOUR
HAT-and he'll show
you your coiffure." He is the in
Yentor Of a new method of a Cold
Evening star., 1946-04-07
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THE sHELBURNE SHOP

/ 311I C3lEIoO . It4NG UIiOE
has captured the cool
quintessence of April" and put
it into the most attractive prints,
Evening star., 1946-04-07
>>>>>>

" THE CLEAN OF PATENT
will do more to brighten
your spring costume than anything
else" SEARS has a really enormous
Evening star., 1946-04-07

hair-cutting, too-and you can
safely entrust that delicate opera
ton to his skill. Make an appoint
ment tomorrow. 1922 10Th ST.
NV Phone RE. l746.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

FRANK COM =
PANY-and its
such a pretty one.
Dainty embroi-
d cred rumes
trim either side
Of the buttoned
front closing .
and the sleeves
are finished with
matching rumes.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
$1,000

" IT'S SPRING." And the
early birds get the best
looking suits at THE BLAIR SHOP.
Why not dash In tomorrow and
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Round neck, short sleeyes-in sizes
80 to 3s-priced at $s95. Main
floor. r STREET at l2th.
i" THERE'S ELEGANCE
A-FOOT." To prove it
see the beautiful ballet slippers
new arrivals at OSS-SATURN.
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$4,000

AVE. Phone DU. 0346.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
6 64::!!eqH{X6~~
u v" H4kANe

X" THE EYELETs HAVE
IT." White eyelet
makes lovely bright blouse for q
busy body. You'll find it at L.
Evening star., 1946-03-04

looks, you can get inside and buy
q white shirt on the sly.
I was introduced to one the other
day. was talking to a friend
and, incidentally, there is no such
thing as a friend who'll give you
the shirt OF his back, any more
and telling him how I was so short
Of shirts that I was forced to wear
a pajama top twice week, while
my two shirts were at the laundry.
"Ask for joe"
He told me of a Shirteasy. He
gave me a card, just like one OF
the old speakeasy cards. The ad-
dress was on side street, just off
Sixth avenue.
ASK for joe" he told me, "and
tell them that Albin sent you"
I went down the same afternoon.
It was sinister looking joint.
1t was in the basement of a brown
stone house. 1t had heavy oaken
door, with a peep slit in the middle.
I knocked on the door. No answer.
I knocked again, and I could feel
eyes looking at me, measuring me,
weighing me as customer, SO to
speak.
Then the slit slid back. A pair of
narrow, hard, eyes met mine.
"Whatcha want, Joe?" the eyes
asked.
Secret Password.
I remembered the password Albin
had given me.
I'm working on the Arrow Man
Evening star., 1946-03-04
COP without a Program.

OF course, it is possible the stu
alton may be saved for them by
great national prosperity and great
Republican stupidity. But when the
above reasons are combined with
Mr. Truman's mistakes, it is not
surprising Republicans exude con-
fidence.
Their prospects seem far better
than appeared possible a year ago.
Evening star., 1946-03-04

haitian project" I said. "Is Joe
here?"
Eyes let me in.
1t was an old speakeasy. The bar
was still there, but instead of bottles
back of the bar, there were shirts;
instead of walters with napkins over
their arms there were men whose
sleeves were draped with tape
measures. A waiter" served me.
What will you have, sir" he said
Make mine Manhattan, size
14h," answered.
What sleeve length do you want
with your Manhattan?". he asked
me.
"Ill have a 80, and leave out the
cherry" I said.
had three Manhattans, and then
the manager tapped me on the
shoulder.
Arrow for Climax.
you've had enough Manhattans
old man." he said.
Cant have just one more?" ]
Evening star., 1946-03-04
The Great GameofPo
Writer Sees Reaction to Long Democratic
Tenure Pointing to Change to COP

However, that does not mean the
prospect for the country is a happy
one. Neither the Republican record
nor the Republican leadership, nor
the Republican capdidatorial mate
rial are Of a kind to stir great en-
thusiasm.
At the moment, 1t seems a party
without a program. policy or a
principle. If-as appears likely-it
comes into power next time, 1t will
not be because of what it is or what
1t has done-but, largely, because
OF the aforesaid long overdue change.
And the most disturbing thing about
the situation is growth of the Re-
publican notion that they can win
with anybody.
Evening star., 1946-03-04

ADVERTISEMENT.
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said. I'm only three shirts In the
wind, now"
"Okay," he said. "Give the man
an Arrow-that will straighten him
up"
Over against the bar q shirt
drunk" was demanding mono
grammed sleeves in a loud voice.
The "shirt-tender" motioned the
bouncer, a heavy-set tailor with
loaded chalk in his hand. He was
taken care Of quietly.
I left soon after, having been
assured by the manager that what
I was taking home was the real
Evening star., 1946-03-04

That's the first
pot e m I ev er
! e ar e d. You
k n o W it m u s t
have been a long
t ! m e a 6 o, b e.
cause 1t has been
a long time since
M os e S, or any
o n e el Sc, h a s
been able to buy
a shirt. I never
thought I would
live long enough
to see the day
" en- ere
would be such a
{ n / nQ as a
Evening star., 1946-03-04

there has been
in IA years -
which is to say
since the first
Roosevelt elec-
ton in 1882.
T h e e Is no
d o u b t about
that. And the
r e a ms are
clear.
For one thing,
I h e inevitable
change is long
past due. 1t was
due, Of course,
In 1910, and past
<Sx1a 1~ INA DIT
Evening star., 1946-03-04

Men. 17-34l Add to your years OF
Army service career that will in
sure a steady retirement pay after
20 years service. Enlist now in the
Regular Army. Secure full details at
the Army Recruiting Station, 403
10th st. NV
Evening star., 1946-03-04
McLemore-
Gets Prewor Stuff
AT q 'Shirteosy'

By Henry McLemore
Where was Moses when the light
went out?
Down In the cellar with his shirt
tail out"
Evening star., 1946-03-04

prewar stun, right OF the boat. Any
Of you interested In this shirteasy
just drop me q line.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1946-03-04
By Frank r. Kent

There Is more confidence among
Republicans at this time and less
among Democrats, concerning the
elections Of 1916 and 1948, than
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Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
star information Bureau. 316 street
close cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1946-03-04

"shirteasy," but I have.
Just as we once had speakeasies,
We now have shirteasies, where, If
you are properly introduced, and
the man at the door likes your
Evening star., 1946-03-04
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. Please compare the number
OF Federal Government employees
in New York and California with
the District of Columbia.-S. E. T..
A. The Civil Service Commission
says that as of June 80, 1e45,
there were 293,021 Civil Service
employees in New York, 317,236 in
California and 256,711 in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
@. What is the greatest height
to which helicopter has ascended?
ID. P. H.
A. An Army RS helicopter reached
an altitude of 21,0O0 feet on Jan.
uary 10. 1916 at Stratford, Conn,
and set a new world record.
@. Where is DR.. Otto Hahn, the
German atom scientist who recently
won the Nobel Prize?-O. D. G.
A. DR.. Hahn has returned to
Berlin after having been In British
custody since the spring Of 1945.
@. Will dried potato seeds pro-
duce good potatoes if they are
planted?-C. D. j.
A. The seeds of potatoes are
used only by seedmen who hope
to discover new varieties. To produce
potatoes true to variety the best
tubers OF the crop should be selected.
@. Where did the game Of crib
bage originate?-E. P. D.
A. Cribbage was imported from
England and is an improved form
Of Noddy, invented by Sir John
Sucking, who lived from 1909 to
1912.
@. What is catlinite?-C. LIZ.
A. The favorite material for
Indian pipes was red claystone
called catlinite, obtained from a
quarry in southwest Minnesota. It
was so named because it was first
brought to the attention of min
eralogists by George Catlin, the
noted traveller and painter OF Indi-
ans.
@. What units made up the Mars
Task Force?-C. e. L.
A. The Mars Task Force was COM
posed. Of the 475th Infantry Regi-
ment and the 124th Cavalry rRe9i-
ment.
Evening star., 1946-03-04

@. What units made up the Mars
Task Force?-C. E. L.
A. The Mars Task Force was COM
posed. Of the 475th Infantry Regi-
ment and the 124th Cavalry -Regi-
ment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09

planned in your letter. and will
constantly be reminding you
Of IL.
is married and has three child
rem. I would advise you TO
break off Immediately. To
continue. will eventually mean
embarrassment.
L. r. CT dreamed Of riding
in taxi cab on two different
occasions. 1t has been worry
ing me. Please tell me the mean
ing Of this dream.
Answer: Don't worry b out
your dream of riding in a taxi
cab. II means you will meet
with good fortune in the next
ten days and make new
acquaintance that will bring
you much happiness.
NJ LII am living with my
husbands relatives. and my life
has been one continuous quarrel
for tibet past two years. What
would you advise?
Answer: | am sure you realize
the Importance of getting
home for yourself. Two wo-
men rarely get along under
the same roof. To secure an
apartment. I would advise that
YOU place an ad in al least
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09

and fined
Vic Gown. 338 Becchwood ar
rested al Sumby hospital by OF
ficers McCants and Stone for
disordcrlv conduct Dawkns of
274 Klenow arrested AZ $50
Polk St, for disordcrly person
on November 3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09

H. j. M.-For the past six
months my husband leaves home
four or five times a week be-
fore dinner and does not return
until midnight Please tell me
where he is having his dinner
and spending his evenings?
Answer: II you will notice
carefully. you will observe
your husbands dog also eat
cut. Follow your husbands
dog in the evenings and the
place whore the dog is hav-
ing his meals. your husband is
eating also.
A. T. R.-Please help me l
have been dreaming Of milk.
What does that mean?
Answer: To dream Of milk
means there will be an in.
crease in your family soon.
r. L. D.-My husband and l
have been separated for five
years. Recently he suggested
that we TO back togethear
again. II we do. will our mar
rage be a success this time?
Answer: If you 90 back TO
your husband again. your mar
Yiage will not be a success. He
knows the man that you were
keeping company with for the
Past two years, as you ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09

By Verneaker Donor


Paul Coleman with the help
Of his landlady, Mrs. Briggs. Of
Lynn avenue, had get-togeth-
or with friends on his birthday.
il was very gay affair, with
laughter and music Drinks were
served in tall, cool glasses.
Among his many friends were
Volma Louise Moore. Francis
jenkins, Jurel Apocanis. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Shaw, Selma Lee An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Rollins. Edward Shaw. Albert
Johnson, f. Johnson. John L.
Bowen, Mrs. Olympia johnson
Onaie Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Csthy.
Marjorie Thomas. daughter Of
Dr.. and Mrs. Laurence c. Thorn
as, has shifted from Wayne to
Howard university. She. is ma
joring in music, and has had
one year Of music study under
Mrs B. Allen
Mr. and Mrs Kolyn C Ven
tour (nee Frederick F Barker
arc the proud parents of a
daughter named llona Marllyn.
born TO them on the Goth Of
September
Louise Sunelsr, dramatic So
prano. will sing a solo for Great
er King Solomon on Family
Night
Tcsslo Clement daughter Of
Mrs. D. Cumming Of Cameron
avenue. was married Saturday
al the home of the Rev. Camp
bell to Robert Gibson, son Of
Nj and Mrs, c. Gibson Of Brush
avenue The wedding reception
was held at Mrs Cummings
homo Among the many guests
We're
Nj and Mrs. Z Chapman, Mr..
Robert Brooks nursery staff,
Mr. and Mrs c. Smoot, Mr.. and
Mrs G Holland, Mr. and Mrs.
s. Bush. and Nj and Mrs, w.
Jackson
Arthalcc Mackey has had 70
turn down offers to lend her
beautiful voice to Katherine
Durham and Duke Ellington, be-
cause She cannot leave the city
She has tWo small children. who
could not travel She has APP
peared often on the Negro art
lists Hour Her next appearance
VIII be at the Supper Club.
Dorothy Martinez member
Of the jolly Fits. gave q club
party SATURDAY, October 10, Al
! 1881 Goodwin The hostesse.
were Misses Geraldine Purryear
| president, and Dorothy Wool
! fridge, secretary
Last FRIDAY ! visited The
| Brewster Center and saw The
Apollo Players presentation O
mo WAY Out 1t was a tremen
dous success. The deep MOVING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
SAGINA W
By Rose Wise Wara

Saginaw kids had a great time
on Halloween Many parties
were enjoyed by the teonagers
and smaller children throughout
the city, without any casualties.
Bethel AME News
The Busy Bee Club gave
baby shower Saturday evening
at the homo Of Mr. and Mrs.
ccphus Of 9l2 N Washington
street in honor of their newly
born son.
Tho Sunday School had lis
annual Halloween Party Thurs
day at the church.
First Service
Members Of the newly orga-
nized Fellowship church, inter-
racial and interdenominational
worship group held their first
services Sunday afternoon at the
First Baptist church. Rev.
Franklin Elmer. Of Flint. was
the speaker. He chose the sub
lect, where is God Symbolic
OF the mingling of racial groups
was Rev William F Rice. of
Bethel AME church; Albert Co
mcz Of the Mexican Baptist
church, the Davis Trio Of Nj.
Olive Baptist church Rev. G..
llafermehl. Of st Marks church.
and Cameron Dawson, organist.
Rosie Price, reporter.
Contact Mrs r. w. Ware. real
estate Broker, 7l3 N. 9Th avenue.
Saginaw, if interested in pur-
chasing q home in the proposed
project already started Only 20
available 10 lucky prospects
No PHONE CALLS. Mail a
postcard with name. address
and telephone number il YOU arc
interested in buying one Of these
homes (AdvtD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
ADJ pyACUO INC Oon

that you want. You will get
two newspapers. stating the
size and type of apartment
results.
S. T. R.--My girl friend and l
had a quarrel recently and have
not been on speaking terms for
two weeks. l love her very dear
~ but can't understand why we
cannot get along.
c. F. VI have been keep
ing company with man for
over a year now and l am anx-
ious to find out if he is mar
Rcd. When l ask him, he IS
very cvasive and insists that he
is single.
Answer: When a man refuses
10 introduce you 10 his rela-
iives or friends. any woman
has a reason 10 be suspicious
for there is something he is
hiding from you. Your friend
Answer: You and your girl.
friend were both born under
the sign of Gemini. May 81
10 June 20. People born under
this sign are usually high
strung and find il difficult 10
keep their poise and self con.
troll. She is anxious 10 make
up with you, write her a let
ter and tell her you are sorry.
Remember 10 control your
temper and your love affair
will be a success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
BARRIERS GUILD PICKS
new BUSINESS AGENT

Eddie Ellis. of 1899 Log Ca.
bin has recently been appoint
ed organizer end business
agent for Guild No. s44 OF the
BARRIERS International Union Of
America AF Of L. Mr.. Ellis
was appointed by The execu.
tive secretary Mr.. w. P. Swan
son. 10 fill the vacancy which
Mr.. w. w. Strong on the ac-
count Of i'll health. Guild No.
occurred al the resignation Of
s44 is looking forward 10 see
ing a rapid increase in its
membership through Mr.. Ellis
and the cooperation OF the
BARRIERS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
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