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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

REGISTER, Monday through Friday april
% to May ~. for next pm. class in
speedwriting. Class limited-register early.
CApITAL .nT CITY 81 SOLLEGE NE: 1927: 1.
;;a6iests . ,sagh, ADSEoysd y yss soysTnsnI T
CoILHGE. 12l0 q st NV. DI 1862.
CIVIL SERVICE home study courses-Cler-
ical 1t. Pergande, ST 80: mental alertness
tests, S1.50; arithmetic. Pergande, So
spelling and vocabulary. ST. so; postal clerk
ss si'ser Also "a ARDs eerea posoas
SCHOOL 1919 F Headquarters for eivi
Quick spT T REViEw Viz 's couEsE Isl ~ IN ssS Shorthand
typewriting bookkeeping, calculating ma.
ct soYp Nsc sHo sss stsEtny EaS sss
ER1R COM h9s soHoo saises
3509 14th st. NV. CO. 0222. RA. S927
AIR CoND. AND REFGR. CLASSES start.
ing, now: enroll today; GI approved day
AH TGH HEAL Es9TE f2ns IA law S4sn and
property manaeement and specializing will
Thurs May !; THE SCHOOL OF s'sEli REAL
ES ESTATE%i IE% Weaadon a 20 Bldg.' %s37 M st. NV
ForttIfSsk otfS Ff4No and and accordion taught in
training. CHARLES NEWMAN sTUDIos
Pfaso Ii EEssGNsM, SIS 41oS per mo mo 0sIo at the
Carow Piano Studios, 1000 New Hampshire
ave. Instruction by ROBERT w. COLL
For further inform. tele. ia. 30S6.-. 4
CONTRACT BRIDGE, morning, afternoon
and evening classes. Telephone WI. 1855
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SITUATIONS MEN lcont.l ]

NIGHT WATCaAEAN, white. reliable, ex-
cellent ref. former employer. Cali CO.
PAINTER, drst-class, wants painting for
week ends and by the hour; all work
ssianrIs1sssd. I'll ! s'ma can dI. sess. from 9 Pm.
PHARMACIsT. registered. exper. and ref
aging store. BOX 155-c,., Star. Is
cutlery, also retail shoe experience. seek.
ing local CONNECTION; married. permsnent
VETERAN needs nightwork Immediately;
experienced photosrapher: win ACCEPT any
VETERAN desires work as driver, clerk
or. porter; reference. RE. 1867. ask for
HAROLD. %
YOUNG MAN. experienced. desires work
as bartender or bar manager. Phone De
1491, Mr. MORROW
IF You ARE LOOKING for hrst-class
painter, call MIR. DARDEN, after pm,
SP. 11S3-R. L
ATTENTION. retail LIQUOR deaIersERetired
businessman looking for full or part
time Job: lots of experience. finest refer
ences. Call Ia. obs after $50 pm.
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REPAIRs erd sERyIcEs tcons., !,

eesss OesA sSeS N0Ossssg
T.s.Ean TME nEagaIEMa 8 z.sI q. in.s.iasls1 8
BROS. IA. 1900 or RA. 303S.
TILE, painting and papering; new or re-
pair SATISFACTION guaranteed. LoAGBARDo
TlrRWRirERRs RRSns HR af RarAEab AiSsannss Cleaned
aSpTWR1aESss ~ 81 nEs Ex x. oss4 s I'LL sin
AxpEMhsfHR EVE co s1s II l4th I'M nv
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. retaped, re.
finished or recorded; prompt service: new
ninds. custom made. aluminium or steel
a; Z. HUTTON. 3415 II st. NV. Adams
WALL CABINETS. sink cabinets, work
tables, bookcases, corner cabinets built to
order; furniture repaired; vanity and
5sncnes 1c built; recreation rooms finished.
no 1oo TOE large Or too small; free ssti-
WASHING MAcHiNEs repaired. so-d.y
guarantee. Call am. to pm, RA. 1s47.
WASHING MACHINE and refsr. repair
guar. ACME RADIO q APPLIANCE CO,
40l6 Ga. ave. GE 1888, 8 a.m.>to pm.
wATERPRooFING EASEMENTS, cement
driveways, walks, porches, retaining walls,
fiagstone terraces. F. MARCUCCIo.. Rt
I; p,,t;na HoIners Sc Jane, Rockville. Md. Phone
Used ifs,itss CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
& d'ALBERT, INC, SIS 10th st. NV
Al PAPERING, painting. floor refinish-
e ssasss Pr'ii Efe
ALI MAKES of washing machines; May
lation or late-model Maytags.. MAYWrT
APPLIANCE SERVICE, AT $780, --3
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

SfSfeAS uNlFN0xEWEN SOWp pAfNteSs
ADDITIONS AND REMODEIING. CONNER
ses ss Vsco hsse Hss zssTs co s. psy sS
concrete driyeways ,waliways, Easements.
aPa PayN Esesre Co. GoM
tors, Wos -7726. 81. 4143.
CARPENTER. seneral, nome repairs all
spds Fl day. Ys1h ys sna gusssy GA "a asF
CEMENT WORK, Stone walls. aasstone
terraces. walks chimneys, freplases:: ce-
Tek It, D9E'hsS norners ans
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1858.
FENCES INsTALLED, wire or wood; our
sEsEYs s's CO. 5ow Df our osss gsFk is good
LAYING. SANDING. finishing. cleaning. par. par
a<'fs st n'iasa s VISOR
GENERAL s5aSiiIs. eoSI,RAcIING-caggsntry. ,a! TING re-
f2ssf R0fsosS ssafEsts co RE S6s!
GENERAL CONTRACTING. remodeling and
aass aEsEk.T Ss PT KrpISEs RE 7sas q su ttnas
sNIDER. Jr... GE. 6172. II.
HEATlNG-On furnaces and oil burners,
summer and winter domestic Sooknp; ex. sn
M CO. '!s s5af + gs esy sVs as
iKoNwoRKwFiire escapes, fire alarms.
%oRKs Esn ifss Is 2
kooL-vENNff' aGG1HM1NuM AWNINGS Will
an1 ROOT ,er over that patio
md
save fuel May we % estimateP % BE BETTER HEs
HOMES he assa Co. 721s wis. ave. Bethesda
MAHOGANY AND wALNuT-special wood
paneLng and Isl shelving work. Phone after
S1I Pni RiykSERsa hTj Rss5 s,so nrs ,n,t., IA
Esy az in sOv. MOORE s5 C.. V aE 1869 $f' TS T.
PAiNrNG AND PAPERING Expert
business; fEee estimates GoLpES" sen" DEeo- soe5-
FAESK FAiS4fSe A rSpEkSG SPTa S2 oseS eors water
1875 reg ai1sRRf seisf nffas Fun
fsTns; ems, fTss I essims.s NATIONAL as NsH4E nSE
sSkfff S:E p5s5s " S HAEfoh viii e. sSs
}1$sR' z Is
s ali work suarantesd s Dao'Rs; no down papsy- psg
ment: low monthly terms; for free esti.
PERMANENT HONE iMPRovEMENr CO.
ing. siding. screening. Free estimate.
FHA terms WA. 6527. NO 9059. g
TRINITY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
White. asbestos and Insulbric siding-we
have [ IT, we apply it; free estimates. Cali
PORCHES MADE INTO ROOMS a special
ty: bricktex siding; electrical, plumbing.
Wallpapering and general house improve
ments; est. gladly given: reas. prices, to
2 yrs to pay; WASHINGTON CONTRACT
ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb
ing. plastering, painting, etc; free esti-
HAMILTON coNfRAcTING CO, CO. re. 44S7. 4ss.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses; refs. ex-
23 Massachusetts, ave. NV. RE. $3.50. r.
DRIVING I945 PLYMOUTH sedan Los
Angeles May 6: desire one or two passen-
gers. share expenses. RA. S611. Call be-
tweer 1912 p.m., B. HAIMES, 2s
PLACE IN PRIVATE CAR travelling within
week to New York, for elderly lady. Reply.
AID 4l31 after Z m "A
Evening star., 1947-05-01
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c.
THURSDAY. 1
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNlTlEs.

$1,000 CASH. PRICE REDUCED-LoyeH
tree-dned street. lust on North Capitol So.
NV. containing 10 lge. rooms, porches.
garage, etc; ideal for your own home, plus
. good income from renting bal. Of house
and posS. immed. available: good terms
imned sale, Today call Mr.. Boucher, ME.
1881, With JESS FISHER q CO., Realtors.
BIS New York ave. NV. RE $3.50.
st.. desires experienced man or woman ca
pable Of doing fine custcm work to set up
their own business in the same building;
very little capital necessary: wonderful OPP
portnnity. SIDNEY J. BROWN g. CO.. RE.
BEER TAvERNS-Colored trade: hours.
Pm. to midnight; nice business; have 8
for sale; priced reasonable.
bc-10c.x1 type variety store: business
over S40o wkly,; owner claims to net over
$1Q0 wkly.; stock about $1,000; $500
lock, stock. barrel.
Dairy stand in market for sale for the
price Of fixtures. $4,000. Dial Ma. 14os;
KLEIN. GE. 6a70.
C0LORED-Doctor or dentist, End q II
SITS. NV; 8 rms, excel .cond.: desirable
for professional use: S125 per mo- r, A.
HUMPHREYS, realtor, sos N. Capitol st,
~. y NV: -
Evening star., 1947-05-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

A SPECIAL OFFER on cutting lawns this
season, ZEE 3ns D, 2 e: and and Va all wqrk done hy
ndsfs appfaa n MAcaINss. Hin e.leul.sors cleaned
SlIsd St ,,15 and adMsssS sT All % yos1 %En.rsntsed
siie aGro siP PAfNrfNa. 4 INC any color $50. work
guaranteed. Call for and deliver. RE.
BXBY 1cARRiiAGE and bicycle repairins
NAT. SPORT sHoP. sssi ists fstfA St. s.f1lis n'W
BRICKMAsoN CoNTRAcToR-Glass blks..
rsmodelins. JOHN Y TERRxR1. afsi 81. s7so. 3.
BRICK WORK. general building and re-
s5NALDI 8 CO; ER; as4s. 5
ssss AZ s9E ssiss''fs e.
BSiIpEk SND CARPENTER = aeneral
home repairs; remodsling RESIDENTIAL and
CAMEkA REPAiRiNG. Cali Cali FULLER 8,
dALBERT INC. National 4712. SIS 10th
CARPENTRY, tirst-class mechanic; stairs,
concrete porehes, cabinets, oak flooring,
wood and asbestos siding. CO. 919S. So
CARPENTRY-Complete remodeling. resi-
fsRsa eaH sfRgsssEs rfgsrHs ISIS Of all
CARPETS AND LIN0LEUMs sold, laid,
5epaired asn seryieing floor cogering since
CEMENT WORK, floors. freproofing rat
proof1ng, walkways, driyeways. From to
$50 am, Ma. 9l74. 5s
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home. For estimates, cali
Mr. CRULEY any time, NO. 50S1.
ELECTRIC WIRING, fixtures; extra outlets,
repairs: old houses speciality. REGAL
MECTRIc Co. 360e Ga. ave. RA. 1891.
Va. Res and comm; wiring, repairs. AD-
VANCE ELEC.. TR. 4315, DI. 0122. 5s
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING, cleaning,
Wright way WRIGHT FLOORS. GE.
BIO; ewes, RA. 0162. 1928 Ga. ave. NV
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work: previous experience not necessary,
mqs s qges Sday yps P Ds DGs
ff HT Ssl SiEssH and some stend
week, Closed Sat: Salary. $500 oS' per oss VI.
COLONIAL STORAGE co, 1899 22nd
st, NV. Il
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. IS to s5: must
serenee ana hosptalzso1 ss lson Ma9FpowER X.9 Rs5
MOTORS. INC. 1125 18th st. NV. Mr.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. exper.. for full
time work; good pay and pleasant working
AReH hff s2na aye
with high school educations and residence
White THE i2F cRE6T Il 61is BUREhu fsas IS fsah n'ss
TELEPHoNE OPERATORS, experienced
ployment ONCE, or telephone Mrs. Risgles,
Exec Executive s727: for intormatien about
PEAKF & PoToMAc TEIEpHoNE CO. CO.
TYPIST with knowledge of general clerical
sI5S, altiSns, Apply once, TIE YoUNa 's MEMS
SHOP, t1319 F st. NV. -5
91fisT 70 learn operation OF Eeminston
bookkeepfns training helpfui. exceilent sUoe ope
firm; 5s-day. 44.hour week. Cau DT,
. Mls bdSEIN GE1 b u III. TO D D m, %
TYPISTS, experienced. permanent: excel
lent working conditions; 5-day, 40-hour
week: good nay. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES employment ofnce. IT P st. ne.
3
TYPIST, minimum speed, e5, to assist pub
hc stenogrspher: interesting work: hours
TYPlST-Young lady, white. wanted for
routine typinE Pleasant workinE con-
dltlons, good hours and salary. Call Mr.
Payne. DE. $500 for sppt. t. p. sTEu-
TYPIST for credit once: no experienc.
necessary. good salary. steady position.
Apply REGAL I'll 7th St NV j
TfPiST, general offce work; excellent sal
ary. permanent. pleasant surroundings
ASk1NS, 9SG TN st. NV. Il
TfPIST for insurance ONCE. temporary
work. Apply Room III, Columbian
Building. 416 5th st NV IS
TfPfST. must be experienced. This Is a
permanent position with an excellent sal
ary. depending on ability. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7o3 eth st NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-17

symbolized German warmakins
since before the days Of the Iron
Chancellor, Otto Won Bismarck.
Background Traced.
1.-THE background of the crimes
may be traced through a period Of
over 100 years Of German militarism
and 1873 years embracing four gen.
erations Of Krupp armament max
ing" the indictment read. "Krupp
was the principal maker of large
caliber artillery armor plate, the
largest private builder of submarines
and warships and the second largest
producer of iron and coal"
The indictment emphasized the
Krupp combines alleged part in
the Nazi slave labor program, charg-
ing that the sprawling steel works.
now lying half ruined from Allied
bombings, had employed more than
$1,000 foreign workers, more than
$4,000 prisoners of war and more
than 5000 concentration camp in
mates.
For i'll treatment and unbear-
able atrocities against them (the
laborers) the defendants are un-
der full responsibility" the indict-
ment said.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Baptists Favor Ban
On Religious Glasses
lin Public Schools

BaptiSts today supported move
to ban religious instruction in pub
lie school buildings, due for oral
argument before the Supreme Court
Thursday or Friday.
A Baptist Joint Conference Com
mittee said such instruction is IAN
invasion of the time-honored doc
trine Of the separation of church
and state"
The committee filed q brief with
the Supreme Court in support of
q suit by Mrs. Vashti McCollum,
wife of University of Illinois pro-
fessor, who calls herself IAN athe-
ist or nationalist" She lost her
case originally in the Champaign
County ull0 Circuit Court and the
Illinois Supreme Court.
The brief said that however de-
sirable may be the widespread
teaching of religion to children 1t
seems too plain for argument that
the public school system, with COM
pulsory education laws. cannot be
used for that purpose.
The brief was filed by Attorney
E. Hilton Jackson of Washington
on behalf of a Joint Conference
Committee on Public Relations set
up by four Baptist Conventions.
They are the Southern Baptist
Convention, Northern Baptist Con-
vention, National Baptist Conven-
tion, Inc, and the National Bap-
tist Convention (not incorporated .
The Southern Baptist Convention
and the Northern Baptist Conven-
ton at their annual meetings this
year went on record as opposing any
moves invading the doctrine of sep
aration of church and state.
Mr.. Jackson said the Joint Con-
ference Committees stand docs not
commit the entire membership" of
Baptist churches to Mrs. McCollum's
support. Four Baptist churches in
Champaign-U Urbana, ILL.,, are giving
financial support to the program OBJ
jected to by Mrs McCollum.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
North China Red Sieoe
Is Reported Smashed
BY The Asseeiotsd Press

NANKING, Nov. ia govern
ment spokesman said today the
two-month-old Chinese Communist
siege of Yuncheng, Southern Shansi
Province railroad city, had been
lifted with the arrival Of govern
ment reinforcements. The Com
munists, he said, were retreating
northward in great confusion"
This was the second Communist
siege reported smashed in North
China within a week. A few days
ago the government broke up a
Communist encirclement OF the
North Shensi city Of Yulin after 10
days Of critical defensive fighting.
Shansi leaders in Nanking had
appealed to Chang Kai-shek only
yesterday TO send reinforcemsnts
TO save 12o, 900 citizens Of Yunchsng
from the Communist terror" The
leaders asserted Yuncheng was far
more important than Yenan, fallen
Red capital in Shensi Province, and
that the government must hold
Yuncheng III 1t wishes to hold
North China"
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Krupp Leaders Deny
War Crimes Charqes;
Trial Opens Dec. 8
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NUREMBERG, Nov. 17-Alfred
Krupp Won Bohlen and Halbach,
owner of the $2,5O0,O0 900 Krupp
munition firm, and II of his former
directors pleaded innocent today
when arraigned before an American
military tribunal on charges OF
waging aggressive war, plundering
peaceful countries and exploiting
slave labor.
The co-defendants are Ewald
Loeser, Eduard Houdremont, Erich
Mueller, Friedrich Jansen, Karl
Pfrsch, Max Inn, Karl Eberhardt,
Heinrich Korschan, Friedrich Won
Buelo, Werner Lenmann and Hans
Kupke.
All face a possible death penalty
If found guilty.
Arrangement Brief.
Today's arraignment lasted only
half hour, with the defendants
tensely following each word. I'M
mediately after the arraignment the
court recessed until December g.
when the trial will begin.
Reading of the 50-page indict-
ment was dispensed with to save
time. The prosecution is expected
to submit more than 1000 docu-
ments in evidence, which probably
would carry the trial through many
months.
The court today emphasized the
need for expediting the proceedings
and ruled that documents submitted
as evidence would not be read in
the courtroom, but would be studied
by the judges in their chambers.
When the indictment was filed
last August Brig. Gen. Telford Tay-
lor, chief American prosecutor, said
that the Krupp steelmakers had
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Three Live Jap Mines
Sought orr West Coast
BY Me Asseeiufed Press

ASTORIA, Greg, Nov. 17.-Three
drifting Japanese mines were being
sought of the Oregon-Northern
California coast today. They con-
tinued to imperil coastwise ship
ping.
-Four mines were spotted yester-
day, bringing to 20 the number
seen in coastal waters since Novem-
ber l. Fourteen have been exploded,
including one shelled by the Coast
Guard cutter Balsam yesterday
10 miles off the Columbia River
Lightship.
The Balsam's search for two
others was curtailed by darkness.
One is so miles off Cape Lookout
and the second five miles of Yaquina
Head.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Presentation 10 j. n.
OF 7 Palestine Plans
Expected This Week
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 1.-THE
long -drawn-out United Nations de-
bate on the Palestine problem was
expected to come to head this
week with the formal presentation
Of two completely different plans
for the future political, economic
and social makeup of the Holy Land.
The special 57-member U. N. Pal
estine Committee, called on by
Chairman Herbert V. Evatt of
Australia to meet twice today, was
hopeful Of receiving reports from its
two subc6mmittees before the end of
the week.
The subgroup-one composed of
nations favoring the partition plan
and the other made up of nations
which seek an independent Arab
country in Palestine-were long
overdue in presenting their reports.
Arab Plan Completed.
The subcommittee on Arab pro-
posals has completed its work but
will not divulge its final plan until
the group assigned to implement the
partition scheme makes its findings
known. Both subcommittees origin
ally were to- have reported on Octo-
Der 20.
The six Arab countries in the
U. N.-Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq,
Saudi Arabia and Yemen-are
stanchly opposed to any division
of Palestine into two separate Arab
and Jewish nations. They also ques-
tion the competence Of the U. N.
to attempt to enforce such q plan,
even If 1t should receive the neces-
sary two-thirds majority vote in
the General Assembly.
Arab Delegate Assails Plan.
One Arab delegate, DR.. Charles
Malik Of Lebanon, attacked the pro-
posed partition plan In a radio
broadcast yesterday, and criticized
the United States for supporting
it. He declared that the current
United States-Russian agreement on
the plan was ''only skin deep"
The United States and Russia, in
a compromise move for implement ;
ing partition, sought to have Britain
end her mandate over Palestine by
May l. The American plan
set July as the day Of indepen-
dence for the proposed two new
countries.
However, Britain, already COM
mitted to relinuuishing her manda-
tory power, announced last week
that British troops could not be
withdrawn completely from the
Holy Land until August l.
Change In Dates Seen.
The announcement delayed the
work Of special four nation work.
ing group Of the Partition Subcom-
mittee composed OF the United
States, Russia, Canada and Guate-
mala and caused delegates to sug-
gest that the dates set by the advo-
Gates Of partition might have to be
changed. One resultant suggestion
was that Britain should terminate
the mandate on August 1 and that
independence Of the proposed new
nations be moved back to next
October I.
Russia was said to be opposed to
any alteration Of the original dates.
Lester B. Pearson of Canada sug-
gested that the termination OF the
mandate and the day of indepen-
dence should occur on the same
day-May l.
Soviet Delegate Semen K. Tsarap-
kin opposed the Canadian suggestion
on grounds he could not conceive
Of independence being effected while
British troops still were in the Holy
Land.
Evening star., 1947-11-17

MON, WE'D, FRI, 0 AM. to . PM.
UEs., THURS, SAT-, Q An 70 pm
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Wyatt Earp's Sister-in-Law
Dies in California at 98
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17-Mrs.
Allie carp, SO, sister -in-law Of Wyatt
carp, who as q United States Mar
shal helped bring law to the West,
died yesterday.
Mrs. carp was the widow Of Virgil
carp, Wyatts brother, who served
as the latter's deputy and was him
self a prominent gun-hghter. Her
husband died 40 years ago.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Two Baltimore OfficioIs
RESIGN to Enter Business
~ me Asseeio,sd Prsss

BALTIMORE. Nov. 17-City
Solicitor Simon e. Sobeloff and
Nathan L. Smith, director Of public
works, have announced their resig-
nations to enter private business,
Mayor Thomas d'Alesandro an
nounced.
They will be retained in advisory
capacities, Mr.. Smith at $500 a
year and Mr.. Sobelof at $4,000 a
year, the Mayor said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

ming at a family dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Bibbs of Cas-
sopolis, Michigan, were tn c
houseguests of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Bibbs of Ginther court.
Mrs. Birdie Mac Lyles and
son returned from short va
cation with her mother in Ev-
ansville, Ind, where she visited
her mother-in-law.
Mrs. Mary X. Cushingburg
and son are on vacation in Ev-
ansville, Ind. visiting her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyles. Miss
LepresSie and little Hilda Ray
Cushingburg have returned from
short vacation with their
grandmother Mrs Matte Bass,
of Northernvillc. KY.
Miss Mary Helen Ivory. of
Providence, Ky. were the Sun
day evening guests Of Mrs Ruth
Patterson.
The Girls and Boys Social
Dramatic Club meets each We'd
nesday night at p m. at the
Community Building Dorothy
Davis is secretary and Robert
Collins is president.
CHURCH NEWS
The New Mt. Vernon Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

opened its services Sunday NOR
ming. July IS. with short de-
votlon service. Songs we're rem
dercd by the Senior Choir. The
speaker for the morning was
Rev. Nj. McCroy, who spoke
on the subject, Contrary Wind.
Little James Daniel Hall cell
cbrated his Bird birthday July
a. Mr. and Mrs, Washington
Leonard were host TO their twin
sons. Billy and Benny. Friday.
at their home at 2l442 Canton
courts. The twins were seven
wears old Congratulations.
THEATRE NEWS
The Duke Theatre presents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Nutrition Training
Offered At 0akdaIe

The nutrition consultant Ms
Sarah Parker who has been
employed for the past three
months by the American Red
Cross. OAKLAND County Chaptct
is offering Nutrition Train.
ing Institute as the final phase
of the Adult Nutrition Pro-
gram now IN progress
The Training Institute which
began June l6 is designed TO
train fifty-six lav-loadcrs who
In the absence OF the nutrition
consultant can carry on with
the program Of promoting good
health through proper food Sc
lection and preparation.
Mrs. Parker is scheduled 20
leave july ! 1877, TO resume
studies at Cornell University,
ithaca. n Y In the FAN, She
expects 10 rcturn 20 the pro-
ioct and continue the nutrition
program
For the convenience % the
homcmakers there viii be a
morning and afternoon session
of the nutrition institute Pri-
marilv. study Of the ncccS
sary food essentials for the dai-
~ dict along with budgetine
marketing menu planning and
adequate storage facilities VIII
form the basic outline Of work
TO be covered in tho institute
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

Amateur Hour every Wednes
day evening at $50 O'Clock
at which time some of Fcindalc
and Detroit's most talented pco-
pie appear The Duke Theatre
Is seeking talented Young peo-
pie TO appear on these pro
grams The theatre is located
al Wyoming and 8Mile Road
Chester Ovens, the manager
has announced cash prizes to
20 10 the winners each week
The building IS air conditioned
decorated in modern design. and
newly equipped.
tSend your news In 10 2le62
Glendfield court; il will be
printed in the Detroit Tri-
bune. No Charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
OakdaIe Gardens

Mrs. Eloise Webb, and Mrs.
Kay Squire.
Mrs Eloise Webb. of Indiana
was the house guest of her
daughter Mrs Mosella Mitchell
of Tennessee avenue.
Mrs. Emily Cushngburg of
Clentield courts entertained her
niece and nephew OF Northern.
vile. Kentucky, Thursday eve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
SPECIAL SHOPPING DIRECTORY
Ferndale. Smile Road
And Oakdale Gardens
Sponsored by David McCIendon
Sponsored by David McCIendon

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The Duke Theatre presents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
nv MILLIE KIRKLAND

Mrs. Mary Mitchell entertain
Cd group of ladies Thursday.
July 10 at her home on Glen
f,eld court. Those present were
Mrs Minnie Cushingburg. Mrs.
pro,yn. Mrs. Louise jenkins
Ms Ole Woodland, Mrs. Pearl
willy Mrs. Lena Ward, Mrs
Fem Olden. Mrs. Myrtis Huff
man Mrs Mosella Mitchell.