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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
American Beauty Club
Announces Contest

Mss Dorothy Quaker ~ The
Great Lakes lnslran,s Company
and MISS Louise Riacsnsp. u
the rf,sblrs courier.
M, smith stated TO. the
members or her Cub isel that
because I tile sfing delinquency
rake among young pcop.e that
There Is need TOR additional places
where young men and wonen's
ocial and rceroasional aeiisiiies
ean be supervised And because
such PROCLAIM needs nci only
ihe support % the club members
hui thc support Of us many
ilienas and the eiiipns az LARGE
TINS rs The reason why the club
IS p-t'ing The question IN 70 the
puzzle
The three prve Ninnins let
tors VIII be published in the
newspapers and thc piciur,s Of
The writer, az iho five best let.
TINS viii also appear Tie ultrcls
" 'te clao arc Mahle smith.
presidents Nellie Walker score
tarH SUSIE Johnson treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
SAGINAW

The Davis Gospel trio q SAsi.
naw Mnli,an. rendered Oospe'
program last sunday evening IN
Midland Michigan
The church OF tho Brethren o.
Midland. Key hlot4 PASTOR en-
10, ed inc spiriusl SONGS Rev
{. VI Montoo is business '"aiia-sr
for the uio
BLlHLL .tML CIllRtl
Saginiw Council q church No-
men Vail JON WITH oihe :
throueAout the world Friday TO
observe world day OF prayer
which Mil omen With holy COM
muniou a, the Jefferson Avenue
Methodist church al ilSeo a m
Dr. James 3. kennA pastor OF
the First Methodist church AM
Arbor. VIII nc tie piin ird
speaker From Bethel Mrs MIN
me Hi will pariicipat, on this
Program The Junior church Viii
render a program. SUNDAY. on
pm We are askilg parents 90
attend this program with their
children.
Mrs Josephine Spurlcch NHl
l,4ve, March -. Tor Cmcaso.
where she will celebrate her
birthday March 20.
sunday morning. March 3.
Communion Service" scriptufe
Vas led by the Pastor Rev Nil
liam r. Rice.
Services were well attended 81
Mt Olive BAPTIST church sun
day February - both morning
and evening sermons we're dehv-
cred by Sit Olives new pastor.
Rev r. Is. Bradley Astor 81
Jerusalem church I.ongvle1
Texas Music was rendered hy
Jerusalem church I.ongyiew,
the choir also the chorus
NJ Olive members are inlefl
Glad TO have their riaal,i Nts
Davis oack alter brief sias 10
Texas We also wish her much
success in her undert,knss with
the Juniors and seniors
Mrs Charles Lilies o. y 5ih
Ave, Is quite III We wisn her
a speedy recovery
A. b noozer accompanied p
Mr. Boozer Miss Leila Williams
and Ms. Amy Bailey mo,qred
TO Detroit 10 attend ueoiius
Of The Past daughter Rulers
Council Of the state Of Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
AMERICAN BEtITY CONTEST
Entry Blank
ECORSE DOINGS.

hostess cryei refreshments
Tile Ilod Love and Unit Spirs-
Asl 'iota,r Board gave a ia at
rAe home of Mrs r Paige. 1893 9th
TIE REV Mother " Lloyd VAS
present and gave some REMARKS.
THOSE present A. lie TIA we're
sister ~ Sic WilIisms sister Mary
Naau brother psGl King sister
kmn,r Paige Tuesday was pray
er time wi'a the hoard at tie home
~ SISTER Fmuer Paige Tie uext
roNi meeting viii meet At INC
hone of Sister Hattie Wfnlsms.
a'7S ls'h 81 TUESDAY afternoon at
o'clock
The baby o. 81 and Ms Nose
Nose Garrett u $500 10th 5 Was
,hristened by Rev Davis Sunday.
SIR and Mrs Joe Wright were the
-odpaients.
Thomas iagler 1907 l7th St.
wishes % thank frionds and loved
ones for then flint court ~ given
him ID The sickness OF his wife.
who has been ~ for the last two
weeks.
The Tennis Association viii meet
"a their regular session Thursday
night, March : at S O'Clock Tho
president, Mrs Kolb. is asking
everyone 70 come out to the meet
ing.
The First Baptist sunday school
opened ~ . 80 O'Clock by singing
Il Need Thee Every Hour and
Brother Hagler offered PRAYER
Tic lesson FOR the day was "A
People Finding Homeland. ="
Joshua i.1-4: 2e:l-1l.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
HOUSEWIVES DOINCS

The llaeow lsr League met
last ln4rsdav crcnluS AZ ihe
home ~ Mrs Donna kolb 1910
Sixlccnfli street Mrs Lacy Hill
prcsla n' opened The meeting in
no way NV having the nem-
bei> 7 srond 70 tho roll cal With
quoleiions from prominent Negro
authors There were mtn' vital
ISSUES discussed including the
Grl Scouts Tea which viii be
given hy The Tenant A-sociaiion
and the lloIsewiyes Icaepe also
NE usual EXCHANGE OF ideas which
ls REGULAR feature Mrs Young
ana Mrs MAYO wer, appointed
feceptiomsts or the tea.
Following the business Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

group four new members wele
accepted The president explained
The purpose Of the organization
and the existing program Mem
ncrs joining were Mrs Anna hyle
MIS- Maud pollatd Mrs EVELYN
Mayo and MIS-. Rebecca 1lnn-
ton After The meeting the hostess
served refreshments THEN the
eroup adjourned to meet on
March with Mrs RUBY Young.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

IS enttrisinias ser mother. Mrs.
ioAnsoa az Detroit
Tie Ameissn Lesioa s AaAu-
Afy ~ Kelly Saunders Post 80.
n.d helr mcsuaE on
7alrstAy tenrrary = AZ 'Ae
r4nbss Center
Pa 10 some error LtN4s Har-
's lsn' seiisf,Hz fsom "a si'cAe.
Bin Mr lion @. Main street Is
the enc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

MI Barnes Of \ 4ih 81 is
suffering a broken arm nom a
recent fan
The Esquire Girls Bridge club
net at the Motion Terrace home
on February ! with Miss Rodgers
rs hostess The girls had Won
derfui evening The guests m
cluded Mrs Apoel Rodgers Mrs
Msrcare wilson Mrs Nerncl
Drake and Mrs Geneva Mathews.
Members making the highest
scores were Mrs Ina Hagh FIRST
Nf, Eva wilson second Among
ne cucils Mrs Geneva Mathews
had he highest scores
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09
.Lampkin Speaks
AT Youth Tea

Mrs Mildred Croft, prominent
Detroit club woman. announces
that almost ioo community leaders
are serving as hostesses for ne
Youth Development NAAcP 81 900
rea 10 be held March IL, $50
o'clock at the Lucy Thurman
.YWcCA Principal speaker FOR the
occasion viii be Mis-. Daisy Lamp
KIN d,namic Field Secretary for
NAACP National office. New York
CIV Co-Chsirman for the tea Is
Mrs savannah Walton
some 81 the hostcsses already
named arc Miss Nina Garner. Miss
Marjorie Robinson Mss Nina
Hamilton Miss Crayce Sddler'
Niss Dycclia Nichclsoa, Nrs.
Thomas lennison Mrs Dewey
Nance Mrs " A. Thompson Mrs.
Irene Floyd. Mrs Matilda Hug
.nS Mis- Minnie Rundy Airs.
cleo LaFiAlly. Mrs Mamie J5ncs
Mrs l.llvn HMnphli.s Mrs Ade-
lede Taylor. Mrs Saii' Thomas
Mrs Elilaneth Washington Miss
Eerni,e Harris Miss Beatrice Nc
oy Mrs Goldie Campbfll, Mrs
Marie Sprciehis Mrs Bertha
crawford Mrs { Curry. Miss Ber-
nice Cont Miss Ethel 'i~Nnn.
Miss Anita Green Miss Annehclle
Glenn Ms Bctc Hawkins Mrs.
Bose Williams, and others.
sunday April e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

. For more than two generations. Nadinola
has been famous as bleach But that's only
one OF the great qualities which make Nadinola
far more popular than any other bleaching cream.
Nadinoa helps make your skin feel softer
look smoother, too Blackheads' Nadinola
helps to loosen and release these unsie,tly
blemishes from choked-up pores. And there. a
special medicated ingredient in the famou,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-09

Nadinola formula which helps wonderfully to
clear up externally caused pimples.
For lighter. softer, clearer skin, buy
Nadnos Bleaching Cream today and use ex-
acty as directed. A single package is positively
guaranteed to improve your complexion or your
money back. Full treatment size jar OF
Nadinola costs only ssc big economy size ST.
NADINOLA, Paris, Tenn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Free Enterprise
Wanted By Public
KiWanians Told

Declaring that price control
served a great purpose during
the war but that the public wants
to return to free enterprise now,
j. w. Brumfield, Pascagoula
merchant, addressed the Kiwanis
luncheon meeting Tuesday at
the Country Club.
"A great debt Is owned OPA
for holding the line during the
war;" he said, land l believe the
people appreciate it but now
they want to return to free en-
terprise and what this country
needs is economic statesman
ship"
The speaker expressed the
opinion that If let alone businesses
can "4iandle themselves" and
used as example instances where
the report of large price in
creases was circulated only to be
proved false by tie manufactur-
ing c,mpanies who actually held
the ace in cost of the particu-
lar item to a much smaller per-
centage than rumor had anti
cipated
"Consrols sometimes backfir-
ed" he said. For instance, con
trolls were set On one particular
item and another article was
exempt as not being a necessity.
In mary cases the company man
ufacturing the controlled article
switched to the non-controlled
item thus creating a serious
shortage"
Mr.. Brumfield complimented
the state OPA administration
and told Kiwanians THAI sales
men haG said controls and cell
ings were held better in this than
in other states. He also voiced
the belief that inflationary prices
would scar and then drop back
to norralcy alorg the same pat
tern followed after World War
l., a cycle which took approx
matelv 20 months after the ar
mistice was signed.
Members of the club is adopt
ing as a club project the bring
ing out of voters for the bond
election on the proposed stadium
to be hela November 16.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Rotary Members
Hear Talk On
Co-0peraiives

The tremendous growth of tax
exempt business c~ooperatives was
the subject of a talk by Donald
Lester of Jackson at the regular
weekly luncheon meeting of the
Pascagoula Rotary Club at the
Country Club Wednesday noon.
Acts of Congress exempting
cooper I'VE structures from fed.
eral taxes were not intended for
and did not anticipate the growth
OF the present day co-operatives,
which extended into virtually all
phases Of our economy and have
IN man. instances grown into
tremendous holding companies,
Mr.. Lester said.
The original acts were intend
ed to protect farmer marketing
groups with profits from opera
ton returned to the suppliers or
farmers. However, profits have
been allowed to accumulate with.
out division. Without taxation
the growth of these sums has
been rapid, thus enabling the CO.
operatives to expand at a rapid
rate.
The cooperative now extends
not only through marketing of
farm products, but has a strong
hold H. the insurance field, farm
implement manufacture. fertili-
ger manufacture, oil refining. and
many other phases of our econ
omy, he said.
The continued growth of the
cooperative offers a definite
threat 10 our economy of free
enterprise, he said. and consti-
tutes a socialistic structure. The
way to stop their tremend-
Gus growth and put them on the
level with corporate and
individually owned business is to
make them subject to the same
taxation that the corporate and
Individually owned business is
subject TO.
A number of guests were in
PRODUCED as we'll as several Wis
ting Rotarians.
w. r. Reed, in a short talk
prior to the program, made a
Plea fer support of the Pecan
Bowl game to be PLAYED here
n December which will be spon-
iored by the Knights of Column
1us. Proceeds from the game will
90 to aid the local Elk Club
n obtaining funds for the con-
of an orthopedic wing
'or children in connection with
he Jackson County Hospital,
md for local K. of c. charities,
lie said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Big Point

The Rev. Williamson filled his
regular appointment here Sun
dav with good attendance at both
services
Mrs. Calhoun Carter of Salem
is spending a few DAYS with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. f. L. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brown and
children spent Sunday in Esca-
tawpa visiting Mr.. Browns par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown.
Mrs. Alvin Shunock Of Agri-
cola visited her sister. Mrs.
Preston Dickens, Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Cochran
and family were Sunday after
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cochran of Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Joiner
of Mohlle visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordell Golf of
Kreole visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Robertson Sunday.
Mrs. Lvtle Brown and children
visited MI. and Mrs. Jack Carter
of Wade Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. T. Golf and Mrs. Nc
Daniel were business visitors to
Moss Point Saturday afternoon.
Friends of Mrs. Myrtle Robert
son are sorry to hear she is still
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
r STREED N
RETURN

Mrs. @. v. Streed and daugh-
Ter. Miss Isabel, arrived home
Friday after an absence of five
months three months of which
were spent in Europe.
Much of their European stay
was spent in Sweden of which
Mrs. Streed is a native, and
where she and her daughter Wis
tied relatives and friends.
Among the places they visit
ed we're Dalsland where they
were guests of relatives of Mr..
Streed Other cities and towns
VISITED We're Linkoping, Stock
holm, Umao, and many other
points Of interest.
They also enjoyed the hospital
ity of relatives of the late Mrs.
Joe Johannson of Moss Point in
Jonkoping. and visited friends in
Helsinki during a three day trip
across Finland.
IN this country they visited
Mrs. Streed's brother, Carl Holm,
in Brooklyn and were guests of
Mr.. AMI Mrs. S. w. Eager in
Plainfield, N. j.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Funeral Services
Held At dncleove
For Mrs. Mary Juon

Mrs. Mary Juan died at her
home n Vancleave Wednesday
of last week. She was 81 years
old at the time of her death and
had made her home here prac-
tically all her life
Funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. ]. Wal
tiers Friday at 3 p. m at the
Methodist church. Pail Bearers
were Jim Ramsey, Palma Muir
ply, Roland Ware, Cliff Dees,
CASTOR Groves and Ben OiKeefe.
Two children survive, Mrs. w.
j. Ellis of Springfield, Ohio, and
Dewey Juan of Oil City, La, as
well as twelve grandchildren. A
number of relatives were called
here by her death.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

be held in the county, health de-
partment officials announced
this week. Contrary to original
plans. lunch will not be served
at the clinic but milk and crack
ers viii! be served the children,
officials said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
CLUB ASSISTS AT CLINIC

Members of the Anola Club
will assist with the Crippled
Children's Clinic scheduled for
Friday at the Jackson County
Health Department, the first to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
DR.. HAYLEs

DR.. r. F. Hayles returned las
week after taking a four-week
lecture and clinic course at St
Petersburg, Fla. DR.. HAYES has
resumed his practice at his ehiro
praetic clinic on N. Pascagouls
street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Ninety-one percent of New
Zealand's people are of British
stock.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

continued to her bed.
Mr.. Scott Coleman visited Mrs.
Walter Golf and family of Wolf
Ridge Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

The banana is one of the larg-
est plants on earth not having
a woody stem above ground
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

MothersI You'll find everything here you'll
need to muke q bobby comfy and hoppy
-. from any type of wearing apparel to
the most modern nursery furniture. Well
welcome your visit!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26
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Lads and Ldssies
nv GODFATHER ANN

LADS AND LASSIES BY Godfather Ann
Still searching for title and would apnrooi,
any suggestions thanks for the following 81 aSe
and Gentlemen" . Grapevine Chatter Inouisitve Ss
Social Tidings . and Eyes Active Detroiter ann
Let's have yours Kindly mail it in to Yours Truly NJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26
YOUTH GROUP MEETS

For the inauguration Of the
Fan and Winter activities, the
Older BOYS and Girls Confer.
cncc COMMITTEE have prepared
on interesting. entertaining and
instructive program. This in-
cludcs tho caloiful motion pie
turc the Count of Monte Girls
to- followed by a pre-Halloweon
dance
The scene % this suspicious
occasion viii bc the gymnasium
~ the Lucy Thurman Branch
IWCA Saturday at Q pm O.
Both the October % event and
tie following presentations arc
planned and directed by Tho
yo1thiul committee with Ms
Lucille LoNndcs and Ms Van
tclld Lane Of the YWCA as adj
visor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26
TO WE'D DETROITER

MI and Mrs. Clarence john
son OF 1885 Stanley announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Lois TimbcrS. TO Alfred
Kuksey who is residing with
his parents MI and Mrs e..
nest KirkSey, 67l2 Scotch ave-
nue.
The lovely bride-to-be grad
uatcd nom the Wayne Un!versi-
ty School OF Sccretarial Science
in June 1916. She is employed
at the Veterans Administration.
Kuksey was recently discharged
from the United States Navy
after serving nineteen months
IN overseas theatres He attained
the rank Of Machinists Mate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26
VOTERS CLINIC SET

A voters clinic designed to
instruct registered voters IN the
mechanics OF the ballot will be
held al Miller High School anu
ditorium. on Monday evening.
October % at pm under the
auspices of the Alpha Epsilon
and Gamma LAMBDA chapters Of
the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternlues.
Speakers will be headed by
Oakley Distin, deputy city clerk,
and supervisor OF elections for
the city of Detroit Members Of
his staff will also speak, and
act as instructors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26
CHURCH MEETINGS

Installation meotu- agc be
iEg held TINS wcck oN So IN
drew Baptist church 5426 lio-
pellc whose pasto RcV J
T Cannon The schedule in
clude Monday OCT 81 Res s.
Punell and congiceatmr Tues
dan Rev + J Nay and con-
e,egation "Wednesday Rcr ~
q. Daniel and congregation.
Thursday. Rev d Roger, and
play band FRIDAY Req. Broad
mas and congregation
moss session q dclc,iaoic lmch-
con was served
Those present we've Ms liyu.
SON Mrs Beatrice Preston Mrs
Mary Rhodes. May Randolph.
Louise Cam vi Ida Isaacs.
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that the Germans arc yc.y
TO her. plans a tlp ia suit, I've
land soon. incidcn,lv ~
lie receives her Tribune wee el''
away over thcfc, ny
Ruby Turner having ~,
time IN the windy ctv ''Ol
Irish Booker ravclno
Route Go and really adoros ~
ny California. SUM-
Victoria Williams won, !.
Spellman this term "
Robert Arnold N IA s,b,,,
West Virginia state "
GRAPEVINE CHATTER
Notice many OF tho roIl,-.
boys around town Wcsrnr 80
orful bcrets rcd crec,
yellow. with sweaters
socks al match looks ~
DOWN LOVERS LhNr
Living conditions seem to " q,
biggest draw back Tor ma co.'
pies who are engaged Thoso I.
the waiting list aic Rum NJ.
Crazy, and Henry Dalcy c..
aldine Gibson and Jim Rober,
Zclma LIghtfool ana 4
Broadnax, Dr. Bob Maybery
and Katherine Smith Kathleen,
Harberd and Waldo Smith MI.
lie Mitchell and Gavin Porte.
Annabelle Washington and RI
~ Williams.
A few fortunate couples Nh,
have recently started house.
keeping are: Mary and Woodrow
Wagner who bought a bcau,lgl
little white cottage on Tonre,.
sec Ave .Samme and Lorne
Adams in a pretty htile ilsi q,
w Grand Blvd Theresa and
1 Louis Crimson in ,aru apoc-
apartment on McDuucal Ave
Mary and Charles lInl ID
their own little KINGDOM on W.
Grand Blvd Lois and Jos
( Chappell buying tacG lovely
home on Harding Ave Nod3a
Daniel and Morblcr Cannon
who viii marry very soon and
60 into their own home on Mel
bourne Alvin Gan phell iuy
purchased a new howe out cch
mile road way Wonde VIII
the lucky lady VIII hc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26
photo by Mclaughlin

ing musica. William IIne d
bis excellent choir plovldre tHc
prog awmc which included oim
and geoup elections
on me next afternoon Iacs
day tne Soup motOred % tnc
horne 90 Mis- Elizabeth Gav u
81 Chase shores for the open
ING mccNne Following the bus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26

ELLABELLE DAVIS. sensa-
iional new American soprano.
who will be heard at the Ma
sonic Auditorium here on Fri
day November !. After hear
ing her in New York. the
New York Herald Tribune de-
elared. The Negro race has
given us another great sing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26

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troit Tribune. 2l46 ST. Antoine
LAD OF THE WEEK
The gentlemen Of the week is
a Young man from Grand RAJ
pids. Mich. Kenneth Alonzo
May, on Northfield St. A grad
uate Of Grand Rapids Central
High School. he was a star in
all the sport activities, also a
member of the Sportsmen Club.
At present Ken is studying Den
tistry at the University Of De-
troit and is Unlike most fellows
his hobby is cooking. a firm
believer that men should know
how to be houSckcepcrs. Um
inclined to agree with him keep
that up and You'll make a good
husband His pet pecvcs are
women who say. "Ah, he's SO
cute"
The Gladiators' Club originat-
cd with eleven young men, each
interested in an organization
which would strengthen tho
bonds of their friendship and
provide the means for a better
fellowship with other young
men.
The club was organized IN
1899. Presidents have been FL
more Wade. Jr, Joseph Miller
and Paul Foster.
The G!adiatorS presented z
Ball in October 1912, which con.
Guided their club during the war
years Every members in the
club served in various branchc:
Of the armed services
Barbara Wheeler Jones was
chosen queen Of tho bali This
year a now Queen viii take hel
place on the throne al an An.
nivcrsary Ball given this Satur
dav at the Urban League,
VOYAGERS
WhN is this? the VOY
Ayers are at il again. They
arc the lads who have playec
an outstanding part in aiding
their fellow citizens cspc
clallv with the Omega Nelson
fund their large contribution
TO the Yako Fund and member
ships TO several other civic or
canizations This time they vii
present entertainment for then
friends very soon and promise
that il will be different and ex
citing
A big postal card from Rosa.
lie Richardson. who is working
lin Vienna Austria. write, thai
She is enjoying meeting the for
eign people. English. Russian
French and Austrian als'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-26
Entertains

Irene and RAY Blfrcll, 1892
Pennsylvlnia entertained az din
ncr al Their residence Sunday
evening the DAVID AShbyS Of
Salt Lake City Utah.
Nj lnd MIS- Ashbv the for
rc q brother Of Mrs Bur
ael hapc been the house guest,
~ the Buuclls The dinner was
2 farewell rs the guests OF hons
81 were leaving for thor Utah
cN home TUESDAY morning
MrmbG, " families related 20
t3c A,hbN, and ilc, hosts and
" ana Ms Frank RAY inu-
uatc tcnds 81 the BWacllS
were included
Others present at dinner were
John l. A,bov Mrs Lotcnlo
Ashbv, j Mis- jennie Mitchell
81 Mar Wisdom Nj and Mrs
WIN Blackburn Nj and Mr.,
NICK
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-30

estimates that combined automobile and truck registrations
for the year viii reach 3251000 If attained this will
coed last years totals by nearly 100000 vehicles 6 percent
According to these estimates registration gains will be well
distributed among In only state will 1916
registrations 1916 level in that the decline
will be nominal The greatest increases anticipated in Arkansas
GAP PERCENT Florida 134 percen and Arizona 23 percent
During the war, when civilian passenger
produced number vehicles registered declined by
million from the 94 peak level
The low point occurred 1914 when 2663l automobiles and
registered Slight recorded
94 big recovery taken place since the end of the
wartime restrictions highway travel"