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PO R T LA N D INQUIRER Friduy. October 12. 194S LABOR VIEW GOSSIP OF THE MOVIE LOTS Page Three The Eni’ Cee Of Naughty Nonsense Clicks On USO Tour By George F. McCray for A N P hurdship on workers in fixed in comes und those not in war work. By Harry Leveite und tlie Hollywood All Stars, Now they are bark where they In Washington the iiiemlierx of started aiguing that wage in highlighting tlie H.OOO attendance. HOLLYW OOD ( A M ’ ) Seldom The success of tlie bi|( event wus the house Ways und Means com creases will retard reconversion do I repent nny of the many ru quite u credit to promoter Arm mittcc in un ill-tempered and und recovery. •nor» or diiert statements of the strong. who for muny years vindictive blow at the working Failure to act on the senate thousands (lint I hear in the worked with us ut Old White people of tin' country, have used ineusure which would have ex course of new* hunting or keep Sox purk where Winter league the striking situutiori us un excusi tended unemployment c o m p e n Ing the reportlul ear to the prov for killing ull proposals to in sation to 20 weeks ut the request Humes were originated. erbial grass roots. For if anil "CH U CK" W ILLIA M S , ucc ciense unemployment compensa of state governors, is especially when there comes a showdown rumcrumun, wus u very busy tion benefits. harmful to Negroes. Heavy un conecrnuiK the informutton in man lust Sunday making many Not even the weak und half employment umong us came question, nine and a half times excellent candid shots of the out hearted measure pusseil by till sooner, is increasing, and is cer out of ten one's Informant will standing tea staged ut Shopp'd senute survived the mulice of tin tain to lust much longer than for gasp "Oh, hy all means don't Playhouse, the Girl Friends dub Northern Republicans und South the country as a whole. A t pre quote me." "I'd ruther not get or the benefit of the new Inter ern Democrats. These groups sent it is almost impossible to mixed up in the mess." racial hospital Chuck is very joined forces and voted 14 to 10 find any kind of factory work Hy this six» 1 believe that I reliable und punctual to postpone indefinitely action for a Negro woman. owe Miss Kredi Washington, fam HIDDEN T A L E N T CLUB to be on ull legislation relating to un The unemployment compensa ous actress and screen star, an honor quests ut Shopp’s Pluy- employment pay und other uid tion benefits which many Negro apology. For two sessions ago house Thursday when several of to unemployed workers. men and women can claim on the in “ Movie Gossip” I mentioned tlie little theutre group will e x These groups did not dare ex basis o f wages earned in war that according to information hibit their ubilities us singers, plain to the country whut their work, are higher than the wages from New York. Miss Washington dramatic ai lists und dancers. A n real ( imposes are. The strike they will be forced to accept in had suggt .led her sister, former other hit; show to lie presented situution was used us u purely domestic and personal service. W ife of Hep. Powell, for the lead at the Avuion USO the lutter falsi» excuse. They did try to Obviously to lie able to draw this role in tlie much discussed "St. part of the month. Four new mislead the public into ladieving compensation for six months in Louis Women." members joined last week, Mia thut strikers receive unemploy stead of three to four would only Tw o different persons who hud Forro, of New York, Helen Croz- ment compensation. They know in part correct the injustice done Just left Harlem a few days hc- ler, Velma Vance und Doris well sue hcompensation goes on to Negroes by economic preju fore hud told me thut, yet this Weuryo. ly to industrial workers who have dice and discrimination. week when I asked to mention Nellie Lutcher, pianist-sinKer lost their employment through The action of the house com their names, both absolutely re und orchestra lender, und Hubye no fault of their own. Even then mittee was moreover a crushing fused to let me quote them. So Hui boo, former "Chocolate Dun- such workers must wait ut least iefeat for Mr. Truman’s leader once attain. Miss Washinttton, I'm dios" star and one of the sweet two weeks after they file their ship His reconversion program sorry to huve repeated what wus est voiced singers in the profesh, claims before receiving compen is suffering badly in both the Kiven me However, I never hud get their In-luted but still very sation for the third week of un senate and the house. The im the opportunity to become us sincere thanks from Yours employment. Few strikes last pression is getting around that well acquainted with her during Truly for their fine gesture in us long as u week. the Demrocratic party leadership her picture wmk, us I did with visiting the meeting of the Hid Really those congressmen were is not only weak but that it other eastern stuis, including den Talent club ut the YM CA doing their bit to beat down cannot agree on a minimum re Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, Haul recently. Their music and advice wages. To them all workers are conversion program despite the Hoi „'Son .Maxine Sullivan and oth ers, although I saw her every day were greut inspiration to thej eqpjh y guilty whether on strike, fact that conservative Democrats young beginners. at work for 15 cents per hour are calling signals and running wh le 1 was doing a lot in "Imi- or $1 50 per hour. They are to plays in Washington. - tat ion of Life," in wh ch she The whole country has cause be punished us a class. played the sensation rule of It is well to remember that to feel uneasy. In this first test "Peola' these reactionary Republicans on major domestic policy, the With the long- li awn studio and Demircrats have always been administration, instead of giving union strike expi•ctcd to *nd opposed to wuge increases. Be- constructive action, is slipping in- shortly, work for sepian ia C'* By William Henry Huit for I fore the war they argued wage I to inaction, deadlock, and con- peeled to take a spurt. It 16 increases would retard recovery, fusion. In short the Democratic quiet at present. On the farm I often met PRESIDENT TRU M AN V. CONGRES Negro Staff Members of Red Cross Praised “The Negro workers on the staff of the American Red Cross are some of the finest repre sentatives of the colleges and agencies that exist in this coun try,” Jesse O. Thomas, assistant to the Vice Chairman in charge of Domestic Services, said in an interview in his office at national headquarters of the Red Cross in Washington, D. C. Liaison man representing Red Cross with Negro groups since May 1, 1943, when he joined the ,taff of the American Red Cross, Mr. Thomas has an enviable rep utation among social workers in America. He is the founder of the Atlanta University School of Social Work and was a delegate to the first International Confer ence of Social Work • in Paris. After his graduation from Tus- kegee Institute he attended the New York School of Social Work and has had more than twenty years eperience as field director of the National Urban League in Atlanta, Georgia. As a basis for his statement Mr. Thomas cited numerous in stances of Negro workers both overseas and in this country who are making excellent contribu tions as paid and volunteer work ers in various Red Cross ser vices. Take one Red Cross chapter, for example. In Cincinnati, S p e c ia l:— D u ke P ilg r im , o ne o f o u r p o p u la r e n te r ta in e r a . w h o h a s b ee n h e a d lin e a t t r a c t io n w it h a g ro u p among the Negro workers who o f b r illia n t e n te r ta in e r a a p p e a rin g a t n a v a l b a se s an d s o ld ie r c a m p s th r o u g h o u t th e c o u n tr y . D u k e , w h o se re a l hand le is E u sta ce , g ets a k ic k o u t o f s e e in g o th e r s la u g h and h a s a s h i t I n s p ir a tio n th e N o. 1 la u g h -p ro v o k e r are serving in a professional ca M ilto n B erle. H i t w ife . B e rth a , w h o tr a v e l» w it h th e u n it, w a s f o r m e r ly w it h th e fa m o u s L u c k y S is te rs . pacity. is a senior case worker were available, and were given in Home Service, whose previous no explanation as to why. That experience includes teaching and did it. You can expect the lid case work as well as Red Cross rehabilitation. Another to be blown off the whole un flood factory mess at any time is a graduate of the Freedman’s B y Joseph Francis Albright I complete and final, is the ideal now. The explosion will be Hospital School of Nursing in Washington, D. C., who is making for A N P ¡condition to be desired, of course, heard for miles. No lair minded person, and cer- but ideals, where Negroes ate Correspondence has reached an excellent contribution not on -------- ----------- --------- ‘ “ H r ................ T A L L TALES IN SHORT increase are inflationary and j repudiating Mr. Truman from tainly no Negro veteran, will concerned, have an annoying way I this desk telling of attempts be- ly by her teaching but in her jackets; PANTS ,ng made to intimidate Negro committee work with Home Nur would increase the cost of the Missouri, the man who wanted quarrel with the merits of the of avoiding attainment. In the city I must fret five point program presented In the meantime, as we go veterans not holding the WD sing Services. Still another is a From vice and crime and other | war to the ta payer and work a | them to call him “ Harry, Laura Bowman, famous Lafay to Gen. Bradley during that re- about the business of securing a Form 55 (white discharge) when young woman recently returned rackets | ette player, to leave soon to bo cent conference he held with the condition of suitable perfection, they have applied for benefits from overseas who is assistant to starred on Htoadwuy in a play Wherever I may go. N A A C P representatives, Walter practicality is definitely in order Jnder the GI Bill of Rights. For the director of public information I There are problems everywhere written especially for her . . White, Jesse Dedmond, and Dr. for current purposes. And every !he information of any yho might and public relations of the Cin Many theatrical and film celebrl I go; to them I um no stranger. By A lvin Moses William Hastie. The proposed aspect of practical consideration 1 need it, the law reads that any cinnati and Hamilton County ties attended lust Sunday's base Hut to problems I am heir program of the association covers demands that the N N A C P , while | veteran is entitled to such hene- Chapter. ball game at W uglcy field be And I cun see in them no danger! In Chicago, Claude A. Bar just about every phase of inter- nudging \ A tow ard final commit-1 fits is his discharge "is other tween the Kansas City Royals No matter where I go. ALO NG THE D AW N P A T R O L " They get out of their cars racial administration in V A that tance to a policy of hospital in- ,han dishonorable." And it means nett, director, Associated Negro New York (A N P )— As we step and peer through the sea-green could be desired by Negro vets, tegration, w ill be equally insist- just exactly that. Don’t anybody Press, is one of the Chapter dir At the moment, however, this ent in its demand that Negro vets push you around, buddy; push ectors. This chapter has Negro out of Percy Harris’ Bar, 132nd lighting effects with eyes agape. lay chairmen collaborating in the Yes, Nightlife in Harlem has column wishes to draw the read-1 be granted equal, unsegregated ^im right back, street and 7th avenue, not 15 steps away from J—OE W ELL'S thrown o ff the mantle of honky er s attention to two of the points am. full sci t ic ein al existing i The American Legion is gird- work of Community Service, War ing Up its i0jns for an an .0ut Fund, First Aid, Water Safety, DcLuxe restaurant and bar, we tonk dress . . . Hers is the finery as outlined by the NAACP, and facilities NOW. comment And as far as V A is concerned, flgbi to prevent veteran home Nutrition, and Home Nursing. ure greeted by the musical voice associated with Fifth and Park to make particular of popular M ARGIE CHISOLM, avenues these pre-winter even thereon. Reference is made to the Gen. Bradley should immediately loan facilities {rom being U aM . Among the large professional 'umuiendations that V A em make known the identities of ierred txom V A lo tht. Federal personnel are assistant case work trusted aide of Sonny LeForte. ings . . . It is refreshing to Gen supervisors, case workers, case I Said Margie, “ Saw you looking that Harlem's nitelife has . . . ploy “ the use of qualified colored these Negro doctors who are urg -1 Housing administration. over that swell spot known as come of age and the youngsters doctors, nurses, specialists and ad ing segregated hospitals. I f the Bradley has emphatically denied aides, field représentât ivs, and an W IL L IA M S BAR', isn’t it a hon as well as their elders are plenty ministrative personnel in all vet- advice of these medics is based the Legion’s accusation that he instructor. Negro stenographers and clerks are also employed. I SHE K N O W S E V E R Y T H IN G / ey." . . . We admitted it was happy over it , . . This column eranq* hospitals and facilities" upon a sincere desire to provide had personally investigated the In Detroit, Maj. Roy J. Mor Negro vets with the best possible ¡ proposaI. Meanwhile, the Dis- and were doubly proud to know wished deserved success to Mr and that “ no segregated hospitals veterans be established." service, however erroneously con abled American veterans have ton, a member of the Michigan that it belonged (lock, stock and Williams, owner of Williams T a v for Ib-mt-mlirr thirty ar turnly-fivr years ngo »hen there »ns a lot These are splendid requests, true ceived that desire might be, they come out flatly for the transfer State Troops (comparable to the of talk about "mahin;: the »orltl safe for democracy?" Then — barrel) to one of the most pro erns Nos. 1, 2, and 3 . . They enough. But this column is not so have nothing to fear in having of all vets loan services to other National Guard), and John Dan are located at 120th t. Ave.; 5th gressive colored men this age or especially over yonder il »■ * the ’ .Ne» Order," »nsnt it? V\ hirh illustrates the fact thnt humanity in Ihe msaa—vast portioi«.« of it, any other has produced . So Ave., near 117th St.; S. E. C o r ' natve as to believe that any such their honesty recognized; but if agencies, contending that such a cy, nationally known executive at leant--periodically in led astray. This is »aid to be "proKrens.” | concessions will be granted all they fear recognizance, then we transfer w ill facilitate V A hand secretary of the Detroit Urban pretty in design and creative ner of 130th St. Ilut »hat idenlisls fail to understand ia that man no lunger can »tart League, are members of the Red can be certain that their motives Two great fellas are LOUIE out of a clear, blue sky. ling the problems it should be from nrralrh. Ihe modern crusader, on Ihe contrary, ia obliged to taste is this spanking-new W il Cross Board of Directors. This create ne« th in g s out of old materials. I f » a making-over proceaa liams bar that we’re inclined to JORDAN and DUKE ELLING-: Gen. Bradley's statement to the are ulterior, selfish and worthy solely concerned with. chapter has Negro Gray Ladies, of nothing but our contempt. thnt even God failed to achieve on two memorable and noteworthy liken it to un oasis in a desert. TON,— Both o them are friends committee that “certain” colored It is extremely regrettable that Nurse’s Aides, Motor Corps occasions. Yet Hitler thought that his "blood purge" would succeed, This column predicted last veteran organizations should be Unhesitatingly I saw that Wells of mine of years standing . . . doctors are urging the establish- even though the Flood and Ihe Crucifixion failed! Aunt Strlln knew workers, and a number of paid week that if the responsible agen We hated to take a punch at them ™ent of all Negro facilities is proof taking divergent stands at this Home Service workers. and knows better. "What humanity needs now." she insists, para and Williams bar (he has others) phrasing her old friend Will Rogers, "is dirtier fingernails and cleaner *be that here, once again. cies did not get on the ball and time upon such a vitally import- rank with the finest to be found over that rather silly billing In St. Louis. Mrs. Vivian Ruc minds." Thus she puts salt on the tail of fallacy. And that's »hy in all New York City proper . . . (Cafe Zanzibar) row they indulg we are ‘ ho victims of a disunited see to it that vets were given ant ¡ssue as tbjs We want loan ker Jeffries is Volunteer Super we employ her regularily: as a counterbalance to recurrent insanity.— A large statement, wo venture to ed in and no one is happier than approach. Furthermore, it must just consideration as prescribed servjces stripped cf all unneces- i visor of the Junior Red Cross in Editor. say, but one we nevertheless hold the writer to know that it is all n0* be overlooked that the essen- by law in the purchase of sur- sary red tape and simplified— Negro schools— public, private, Dear Aunt Stella: They've been Hear Aunt KleHa: The dame settled . . . JIM M Y M ARSHALL tial and immediate consideration plus war materials something un-|that is of param0unt importance,! high-heeled my corns in the movie, married for several year*. Why ia to be true. and parochial— in St. Louis and Harlem, city within a city, former biggie at the APO LLO IS to receive assurance that Negro pleasant was going to happen. transcending aU other consider-; the county. She is doing out lust night, and never even apolo it that he speaks so highly of her Undoubtedly there is gized. Whnt enn I do to get even? in spite of the fact that she says housing more than a half million TH EATRE for years and years. ve' s w ' b he accoided the full and Well, it has happened. The re- atjons_ standing work in contacting Ne the nastiest things imaginable —Gun Hunts. back in town from USO commit! M>uiuble treatment in all existing cent incident at Ft. Meade has mucb (0 ^ sajd ¡n favor of both colored-Americans, has long been gro groups for other Red Cross i.hout him? — Perplexed. Run Hunts: Go in for dentistry noted for its numerous churches. ments . . . Jimmy has some im- hosP,tal facilities, locality and finally brought the entire issue opinjons as to how the service activities, including War Fund. Perplexed: Evidently because and entice her to your chair.— both of them are mistaken.—Aunt Aunt (Horse A-piece) Stella. These range from majestic edifi portant news for me which i ! kind notwithstanding. This assur- to a head. When about 100 vet- should be handled. But is is un- She is a graduate of Sumner r • i (Ia>ve Is Hlintl) Stella. ces like Abbyssinia, Mt. Olivet, will pass along to you when h.s ;ince must not be Prolonged or erans from throughout the lir a ,j thinkable that any difference in Teachers College (now Stowe • • • Dear Aunt Stella: I don’t know tvada4 through any contention properly approved to buy trucks the attltudes of veterans organi-i College) and was formerly a pub Salem, Metropolitan Bapist, Cov- courier packs my pail-pouch. what to do about my daughter's ; Dear Aunt Stella: Us grave dig- The K IN G COLE TRIO fairly between the “ integrationists" and at a sale, arrived at Ft. Meade zations should be allowed to en- education! Why did the pre-war gera, here in the city, are organ vent Avenue Baptist, Union, et al; lic school teacher and social flapper spend so much time in ' r/.ing to improve our working con- to . . . some 400 store front two- sizzled (box office and patron ac worker in St. Louis. The staff parked cars?- Keep To The Right, dltion.s. Whnt outfit ahnll we tie an efficient loan service. Better of this Chapter also includes a by-fours housing denominations claim) during their recent stay Keep To The Right: To study | up with? Spade Work, get together on this, vets. road mnps.—Aunt (Theory vs j Spade Work: How about the from the Coptic faith to the at the A PO LLO ,— A L DOUGLAS number of professional and cleri Practice) Stella. banners and Packer* Union?— When V A recently decided to cal workers in Home Service, one Church of Eangland. . . A new and W A LT E R DOUGLAS, own- ♦ * • Aunt (Birds Of A Feather) Stel- send an official spokesman to a in counselling service. Negroes story can now be written along ers o the H EAT WAVE, have Dear Aunt Stella: She won’t let la. conference of veterans in Virgin are represented on committees, me come over any more because | • • • the pleasure side of this ghetto- i some grand plans lined up for I'm in had with Iter Dad. Whnt Dear Aunt Stella: I'm opening ia, it selected George Holland, ace including Home Nursing, Can like section of Manhattan. the fall-winter season, watch this do you ’«pose he's sore about?— : up n new entin’ place close to the Negio contact representative in teen, Surgical Dressings, Home Its taverns, bars, grills and column for announcements . . Sleepless Knight. Whoopee district. What can I do the Washington, D. C. office. No Service, and Junior Red Cross. cabarets have assumed stature The THREE RIFFS went ovei Sleepless Knight: Aren't you to attract customers ?—Vitamins the guy who drinks the milk off Galore. higher compliment could have and proportions heretofore un-! big at M U RRAINS CABARET. On the staff of Midwestern Vitamins Galore: Feature a of his front porch and swipes the i been paid to Holland's ability Red Cross Area, which has its hut I think they impressed me dreamed of . . . The colored paper?- Aunt (Violated Hang-over breakfast: a large glass morning pape than to be given this assign headquarters in St. Louis, is Mrs. business man of Harlem is in more on the stage than in the of tomato or orange juice, toast, Hospitality) Stella. ment. Congratulations George. coffee, two aspirin tablets and Gladys A. Johnson, an itinerant vesting for the future and he is small working space of a cabaret Dear Aunt Stella: Our cat has sympathy.— Aunt (Soothing) Stel- nurse who has taught Home putting great fortunes into the PATHO NIZ E OUR seven kittens hut she feeds only J la. Nursing classes since January, aforementioned nitespots. Wells’, A D V E R T I S E R S six of them. Why has she dis 1944, in 17 states. The main part Dear Aunt Stella: She won’t owned the other one?—Pet Crazy. had its official opening Oct. 4 I’et Crazy: Cruelty to parents: marry me because, she says, the of Mrs. Johnson's work has been and 5 . . . Williams', has attract S C A U T ir U L N O N - IN FLAM M A I L S M ANDLX mnyhe she saw it lick its paw.— members of my family are entirely Z A H L T C LXANC D -bt ■ ■ ■ ,„». W « — — - in Texas, but she expects to ed the attention of white (non (MtN «mn to «prato apart t o t*a— tog too arrogant. Just what are Aunt (Anintnl Trainer) Stelln. • » • work also in Arkansas during the snobs?—Common Clny. residents) driving through to Dear Aunt Stella: I'm studying Common Clay: Snobs are people coming season. She was grad other points north of 130 th St. math and the correspondence school who act as if they themselves uated rom Terrell Memorial Hos If you are just dragging your asks the ilarnilest questionsl If personally had hand-picked their pital, and is registered in Ten self through life with aches ancestors.—Aunt (Little Accident) I start at a given point on a given FROM MICROBE TO MAN nessee and Texas. She is a win i»«t • nutiMM. Va« win b® pwud i f a figure and travel the entire dis Stelln. and pains caused by rheuma » , D I U V . W H IS t a aw n o n * . C o m b a n d A lig n e r o n ly • • e 11« r ASCIN AT IN ft STORY O f T>«f Dt tance around it, what will I get? member of the Tarrant County Se ««i * Ofd«t V ORNA (No C$sh) # C 0 0 C h r n H Ertr» tism, arthritis, neurtilis and V flO P M I N T O f O O* U M K H IN IO O Y Dear Aunt Stella: I’nt going to — Muscle Round. S A N I C O M C O , lU ».IMA »L »..»«» Ui fT. M O M A S IN G H M IC R O « SITID I G f r and Texas Association of Colored neuralgia, D ESALG IN T A B C I U INTO A H U M A N W IN G N » Muscle Hound: It depends upon buy me some insurance, and have S fNTIO IN SIM Plt L A N Q U A G f THIS« Nurses; has had experience as the figure. If It belongs to a stran to answer a lot of questions. A LETS w ill bring you happy re PACTS W i l l A M A Z t YO U, M G A R D IIS S O f YOUR R l A D tN o TASTIV Suigieal Supervisor at Terrill; ger, the ehnnees arc you'd get bronc stove in a couple of nty ribs, lief. The superior doctor- PttC P I t ROSTRA© slapped. — Aunt (II n ni l s O f f ) a couple of years ago, anil once general duty in MacMillan Sani- aOTM C I N T U » Y N N R S * prescribed remedies combined a rattlesnake hit me. Would you 101? A ST. TACOMA WASHINGTON Stella. torium, Dallas; the County Heal- a ♦ • in D ESALG IN TABLETS are call those accidents?—Cowpunch- the Department and Board of Dear Aunt Stella: Every time er. safe, effective. Take as air Cow puncher: On the contrary, her old man secs mo he gives me Education, Ft. Worth, and has ected. and they MUST help a dirty look. What ran I do about I’d say that both the snake and done work with poliomelitis pa you— man or woman— or your the hrunc did it on purpose.—Aunt it ? —Stink Bomb, Do you feel yourself dipping? Do only tients in the Tarrant County "dream ” about the men you used to be? Are Stink Hnnth: Soft soap’s best.— (Deliberate) Stella. money back. SEND NO * * » you troubled with nervous debility—impeded Chapter of Rod Cross. Aunt (Other Cheek) Stclln. MONEY. Just mail your vitelity—<ertein wedknestes? e * * M INTERRACIAL MOST Dear Aunt Stella: I’m going to Better do somethina about it Start to name and address. Pay Post- strengthen, ton# up end invigorate the organs. Dear Aunt Stelln: I'm to marry get married next month and my Learn why hundreds of other men get good •nm $1.25 when he delivers her next month and she's nil angel. hride-ti) he is holding out for n READ! result« from NU-VITOL. e new, powerful pep How can I pay the minister when double-ring ceremony. Jumping tonic, le t NU-VITOL put tmo in your step your box of D ESALGIN TAB end test in your soul. Be e 'w o l f ' again. he suggests that his fee will lie over a broomstick is good enough Should Ministers LETS. Or send -1.00 now with Sold only to men who went something eitre whatever the service is worth to for me! Whnt kind of monkey- Bn Licensed? good end ere willing to pay for it. Tablet order and save 25 cents. Don't business is that? Slugnutty. m et—Nothing But Love. form. Price $2.SO. D on't send any money American Legion to T o d Y a to » PublteotioH M _ t ; ” now. Pay postmen S2 SO plus postage when Slugmitty: Let her have hot lose precious time in needless Nothing Hut laive: Don't feel Challenged Currently a sensation at the ing station. Alter their Cnicago delivered Or. send |2.so now end »ell pay thnt. yo"’ll he in hock for the rest way. Every wedding is a double- suffering of painful hands, Revolution Down of your life because you mny ring ceremony. There’s the golden Downtown Theatre in Chicago date the boys move on to St. M t K ltco N Y. l « « Drug Co. arms, face,' shoulders, back, driva y ou r lovad ones to South change your mind. Make it ten ! ring on the bride's finger anil the an aarty arava or »poll a IA, the celebrated Deep River Boys LouU wh*re B h ,*adlin# legs, feet. W RITE TODAY. bucks and let it go at thnt. Aunt invisible ring In Ihe groom's nose y o u r chancea tor Money. Happlneaa, Hou Your Don lor or show at the Club Plantation. A and Bucceaa. W rite (Time Will Tell) Stella. ! Aunt (Anything Goes) Stella. ■ Health i__,_______________ , _ to the . . t man o» w rite DESALGIN C O ., Dept. were caught by our staff corres h,t on ,he airwaves these boys who knows how to break the whlexey 366 E. 47 Bt. Chlcftffo S I, 1217 S. Long Ave., H ill «pelt. Write- fell me your problem. Brings Th«t "o ld fooling Boch Again N'o, Gargoyle, an interval in music isn’t the distance pondeni at a recent servicemen's are show stoppers and rate our N K W TO N , Dep*. side. N. J. between the first nml second violins. P. O. Box S<1, Hollywood IS, California show at ths U. S. Naval Receiv- personal okay. I'N -l Problems THE VETERANS LIGHTHOUSE j NIGHTLIFE IN NEW YORK ¿ * -!A U N T ¿ T C L L A DEEP RIVER B0Ì S “ MUG” 1T OUT!! Why Suffer Pain Of Rheumatic Miseries? \ NEW VISTAS !"'11.. H i i IA you END M I S E R Y ! DON’T L E T THE CINSE OF BRINK O O Ò ® O 0 ®