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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07
Fifth U. S. Protest Made
To japan in 2 Weeks
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED PtetS.
PE1PING, China. April THE
United States Embassy yesterday
handed japanese officials It's fifth
written protest in two weeks against
aerial bombings of American prop
erty In China.
Details of the latest representations
were lacking, but they were UNDER
stood to have dealt with the April 4
bombing of an American church
mission at Changsha, Human Prov
ince capital. The damage was said
to be slight and there were no
casualties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07
tList OF District corporation
salaries, Page A-6.J

'Ltot W Dtot'tSt wi PO uttOt
salaries, Page A-6)
TIE biggest corporation salary
paid in 1887, Congress learned today,
was the $l,l61,753 which Louis B.
Mayer, the movie producer, drew as
production executive Of Loew's. Inc.
He was the only million dollar man.
Complementing his pay was another
$134,750 which Mr.. Mayer received
as vice president of Metro Goodwin
Mayer Corp.
Mr.. Mayer. an immigrant boy
from Russia who joined the movies
as a nickelodeon operator in Hav-
erhill, Mass, in 1907, was long way
ahead of the second-salaried man
in the United States in 1887, j. M
Rubin, vice president Of Loews, Inc,
who got 1851, 123. Movie companies
paid 40 of the SO salaries of SOC, 900
or more. Bankers were not IN the
same salary class.
Compared with those great sums
the $l6,587 which Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt received as columnist for
United Feature Syndicate was a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07
Roosevelt in Touch With Hull
On European Situation

the President all the information
the State Department had received
on the Italo-Albanian situation from
half a dozen European capitals.
The American problems involved
are these:
Is Mussolini's march into Albania
violation of the Kellogg anti-war
pact, and should it, therefore, be
denounced as such by this Govern
ment?
How will American diplomatic
representation at Tirana, Albania,
be affected, If Italy makes, an actual
protectorate of the little country?
The United States has legation
at Tirana, in charge Of Hugh @.
(aAA HULL. Pa6a A.<.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07

Zog Attacked Bitterly
ROME, April 7 (R.-Italian troops
swarmed onto the shores Of siny
Albania under cover of warship guns
and bombing planes.
Sharply on the heels of this action
Fascist spokesman, in bitter attack
on King Fog. accused the Albanian
ruler of seeking Italian aid for an
attack on Yugoslavia.
While Italian landing parties in
vaded Albania's Adriatic coast at
four points, meeting resistance
which official Italian statements de-
scribed as slight, these spokesman
said Italians In Albania had been
threatened because Italy refused to
help Zog attack his neighbor.
(Reports from Tirana, however,
told of Albanian troops repulsing
the invaders four times at various
points)
New Proposals From Zog.
The government announced this
afternoon that certain new pro-
posals from King Zog had been pre-
sented to Italy by the Tirana gov
eminent.
At the same time it was an
nounced that Italian troops had &C.
cupied four towns on the Albanian
coast-Santi Quaranta, Valona, Du-
razzo and San Giovanni di Medua.
There was no resistance worthy OF
particular notice except at Durazzo,
where attempted resistance by bands
was Immediately broken the gov
eminent said. From Durazzo our
troops started the march toward the
interior"
A communique said Zogs pro-
posals were made by a plenipoten-
tiary mission to the Italian COM
mand and had been transmitted to
Rome.
It was not Immediately clear
whether the proposals involved a
complete surrender or truce.
The government announcement,
however, led to the widespread be-
lief In Rome that the King had
offered to surrender Albania to the
Italians under certain conditions.
Protectorate Plan Reported.
It was reported here that his pro-
posals asked for an immediate ces-
sation of fighting and establishment
Of an Italian protectorate over Al
bania, with Zog remaining as King
and the country retaining some
measure of independence.
The proposals were Immediately
submitted to Premier Mussolini for
study.
The Rome communique said:
"At 10 am. a am, E. S. T) a
mission Of plenipotentiaries sent by
King Zog and composed of Minister
of National Economy Gera and an
other Albanian official and accom-
panied by Italian Military Attache
(Col.) Gabrielli asked to confer
with Gen. (Alfredo) Guzzoni for-
mer governor of Eritrea), COM
mander of the troops, to submit
some proposals of King Zog"
Heavy aerial and naval lombard
ment of Albanian ports was reported
during the invasion, which AL
banians said was the result of the
refusal Of King Zog's government to
bow to secret Italian ultimatum.
The first word of 1taly's military
action brought the British Ambas-
sador to Rome, the Earl of Perth, to
see Foreign Minister Count Galeaz-
20 Ciano.
It was reported he said Britain
regarded the invasion as breach of
the Anglo-Italian friendship agree
ment. Count Ciano replied with I'M
specified assurances"
Writing In II Giornale dTtalia
(See ROME, Page A-4J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07

foreign.
Albanians battle italian invaders;
Zog urges resistance. Page Al
Britain seeks to widen stop Hitler"
bloc. Page Al
Rome announces new proposals from
King Zog. Page Al
Yugoslavia adopts hands-off policy
on Albania. Page Al
Help for Hungary next step planned
by stop Hitler" bloc. Page AS
Honest Joe" Lyons, Australian
Prime Minister, dies. Page A-1z
Notionol.
Hull telephones Roosevelt reports on
Albanian crisis. Page Al
Film producers salary largest re-
ported for 1887. Page Al
New Deal Senate bloc continues light
tor 3l6o. 100000. Paee Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07
Moroon Yacht at Athens

ATHENS, April 7 R.J. P. Nor
gan, with a party of guests, includ-
ing the Archbishop Of Canterbury.
arrived here today aboard Mr.. Nor
ganS Yacht Corsair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07
Summary of 7odoy's Star

Committee split may prevent any
neutrality revision. Page AS
Washington and Vicinity.
Naval officer burns to death, two
hurt in crash. Page Al
D. c. appropriation bill reaches
Senate. Page AS
Stinson annulment trial In recess
until April II. Page B.
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(See SALARY, Page AID
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(See LONDON, Page A-4o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07
Weather Forecast

Fair, with light frost; lowest about 81
tonight: tomorrow mostly cloudy, prob
ably clearing Sunday; continued cool.
Temperatures today-Highest, 48, at
pm; lowest, 81, at am.
Full report on page Az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07

(See CRASH, Page A-5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07

(See COAL, Page A-40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-07

(See REACTION, Page A-40
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(See HULL, Page Att
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22

BLACK DISPATCH

Where was f. G. last Monday
nigh, when h. G.. was asking about
r. r?
II. = and +. r seemed to he do
ing all right for themselves at
The club.
The girls are glad the 7 X r. =
back for they certainly missed him
The short while he was away.
X. : a certain girl says that Il
Is never TOO late She means IL ton
r. " and y a. certainly did
have grand and glorious lime Ar
the dance Saturday night also at
the Great Lakes Country club, sun
dav afternoon. well some folks
can really get aroundl.
4. w is slowly but surely los
ing her "Flang
i seems that n 7 has new
heart ihroh in person OF l.. W.
j w. who was The Young man
with YOU AZ The Andy Kirk Dance.
was he from out ~ town?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Coming Events

FRIDAY Apr q beuea' dance ~
me ora Gables Windsor. on
from 2 unrl'
SUNDAY April %. Go-To-Chlrch
NIGHT Al the our street Methodist
eagrch sponsored by The High Y
hots ana girls reserve ~ Flint and
GeneSse COUNT,
Tuesday Apfl Is open forum
VIII Ne n.'i 4 The clifford street
center rn~ main speaker will be
Police CHIEF Anderson F. c. Rob-
irsor i. supervisor Public Is in
yi'ed
Ttqsdas April o. Nscrirema' ;
I'm anals formal hall az he Gray
Stone haNroom. Detroit Invitations
al
Friday April IS come andshesr
musica program given A. me
Shiloh B3pWsi church
SQndaf Apiil so homemskers
viii rave Wonsns day sponsored
hs he Five Homemakers clubs
gwen A. ~ clifford Street center
- . 10 opsn 20 general public.
Reruer Broo nsville meeting
wiil ~ 81 ne rtfford street cen
Ter sandal > ga . m All mem.
hers ~ me hoard are 80 be pre-.
sent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
CHURCH,.
ACTIVITIES
Quinn Chapel AME
Church

Rev NJ r Rhonenee preached
on The lop.c THE Inheiie,er The
one conver aud accession in The
church Mrs Ruth carter, rem
dered a beautiful Instrumental
solo. At p m The pastor and as
sisiani pastor. accompanied ny The
Junior choir worshipped at Vernon
Chapel AME church with Rev. l..
l. Laurence.
Rev NJ r Rhonenee introduced
me speaker. Rev " VI Goodwin
whose sermon was taken from
Psalms 1873. with PRAYER by the
Rev. Mr.. Wood
sunday. April q. our third quar-
ierly meeting services viii cons
vene. Dr. David a. Blake Will
preach This will be Junior church
DAY. kndersa choir. and Cos
pe chorus Will sing The rshcre,-
les Will serve This will be q unit
ed quarterly meeting with an the
AME churches and also Bethel
Me church participating The pas
10, and members are happy over
The fne reports coming from The
captains of Spring Valley II en-
abled US 10 pay Year in advance
on our property.
The sick lsi OF The church Mr.
land Mrs William Gibson Mrs
Lillian Lynch Mrs. Thelma Lee.
Mrs Mildred Watson Mrs Georgia
Rankins. Miss Irene Goligh;lv.
Miss Gwenola smith and Miss Re-
becca Coles were ahlssio he in scr
vices after few DAYS Of illness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22

Mrs Anna Peele and Mrs Charles
Dudley were promoters Of a relig-
ious program given at the Second
Baptist church, Sixth and Ferry
streets, sunday, April l6. The
principal speaker was the Rev. Mr..
Ingram. evangelist from South
Bend. Ind His theme was
Watch. The Rev Mr.. Leggins.
pastor OF Greater Friendship
church. South Bend. and the Rev.
l.. l.. Lemons also spoke, bearing
witness 10 the theme discussed by
the Rev. Mr.. Ingram
Supt. Andrew Bradford OF the
Sunday school, an ardent worker
for the church. sang musical
number. accompanied ny Mrs. Hat
tie Marshall. church clerk.
Sunday April % the Rev. s Rob.
ert Burr will preach in South Bend
for the Rev. Mr.. Leggins at the
latters church.
Miss Norma Finley. Young Chris.
tian worker. has gone far in unlr
ing the young people in the stud,
Of christ Miss Finley is also the
choir director.
The Rev. l. l.. Lemons will
preach for The New Salem Baptist
church. South Bend. Ind. Sunday
April %. The Rev. Mr.. Trotier is
pastor
The Rev. MIR Burt's new resi-.
dence address is 1920 y Slh street
Read The Tribune each week and
keep up with The interesting hap
penings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Progressive CT u b
Happenings
B, kthel B. Broadway

The Progressive club met AZ the
home ~ Miss cloieal Moore at
which time the minutes OF the pre-
ylous meeting we've read and adopt
ed. The supervisor. Judson strong,
gave an outline ~ events which
wil be given during The months OF
April MAY. June and july. Some
~ The activities planned will be
Aodsk caravans Mothers day So
cia, graduation party Wip q Bell
Isle weiner roasi a. Dewey woods.
and few others
After The month OF July he club
VIII dispense wi'h meetings until
some time In the fal The visitor
on issl SUNDAY was Howard
Rfoadnax OF Pontiac Michigan.
who also attended me services At
The Metropolitan Bsptisi 'aberns-
cle The club was also glad 10 have
Miss Johnnie May Terry back With
'hem Miss Terry has been sick
hu' s now up and able 10 bs back
wrh me old elh members 20 do
her hare IN cooperating wih the
olsn
last here dare no. taifio men
fnn Miss boris Ford onh rep0r-
'rr WHO also has been On he sick
s and Is now back 70 40 whal she
can 70 helping pa over our club
activities and making hem a sue
tDSe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
ALBION


Except for the segregation In To-
cation Of the lockers for whites and
colored. everything Is swell IN the
Albion school system. I think that
any visitor would notice this sys-
tenn Immediately. and hold II
against the school. IL should not
be insiilled In the minds OF young
students that race Is a measure OF
judgement. Why not teach the stu
dents to he Americans?
The recreation director has in
stalled large number OF musical
numbers by colored musicians
which have been welcomed by the
students. many OF whom attended
the dance Saturday night.
Albion residents attending the
J-Hop In Ann Arbor were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Howard Mr.. and Mrs
Darwin Davis. Mrs Matte Vest
Mrs. Vida Murray, and Augustus
Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wright. De-
troit, were visitors in Albion sun
day.
A Tom Thumb wedding was held
AT the AME church April II. The
little bride was Gloria Ann Wright.
who was dressed In white net with
white wreath in her hair, and
lovely bridal veil. The bridegroom
was John curtis. Jr. The officiating
Tom Thumb minister was Richard
Johnson. The flower girls were
Barbara Brown and Esther Will
liams. The other attendants were
Charles Mcintosh. best man: Joan
Snyder. first bridesmaid: Philips
Pearson. Moreno Moorehead Tho
mas Wimberly. Rosemary Pearson,
John Hunter. Shirley Grey and
Em0gene Banks. James Banks was
the father who gave away the
bride. Others on the program were
Thelma Bowen. Gloria Jackson.
Mary Alice Johnson. and Ernestine
Brown. The wedding professional.
was played by Miss Hawkins.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rod
gers. who died al her home on Gull
ner street. were held Saturday aft
ernoon. Elder Jefferson, OF the
Church OF God. preached the SER
mon Burial was in Reversible
Cemetery.
/ A slab conference will he held at
Bethel church April 81. he admis-
sion Is ten cents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ferguson
and friends. OF Detroit. were visi-
tors here Sunday.
The building fund sponsored a
very interesting program Sunday
at the ANIE church.
| The Rev r. +. Carr preached an
impressive sermon Sunday morn
ing and the junior choir sang beau
iifully.
VI. NJ has learned 10 "Boogie. "
She says IT'S sharp. Gaynor says
the letter was interesting. They
say the attraction in Battle Creek
are the guys. gals. and music Ask
Robbie. What TWO girls went to b.
&C. without permission?
Song0logy
7 long 10 belong TO you A C.
Deep Purple ". G.. Deep in a
Dream w. VI. Hold Tight-R. b.
So long until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Cooperative Club

The Cooperative club had rs re-
gular meeting with I'M atieuG-
snce al The lifford Stree center
al three O'Clock SlndaN afternoon
The mrpose az me mee'ins was
10 organize he yea UorN The
next meeting Will be az hs s..
John - Center on MAY -.f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Golden Leaf Baptist
Church

The Golden Leaf Baptist church
IL to begin \ weeks bazaar on
MAY 4 A mock murder trial will
he held AZ the church Wednesday
night. May ) mdee Mallory viii
preside Attorneys Van pyne
Birch and Shaheen will represent
The case
The Rev ". A. Vaughn pastor,
Mary Terril clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
CLUB LIFE :.
Smart Set Sewing
Club

The Smart Sci SeWins cllb met
4 The home Of Mrs Plummer
Reeves. 1924 Everett street Wed
resdav night April l. FOR their
weekly meeting The program COM
mit,ee Mrs Reeves. Mrs Rlutord
and Mrs Nickcrson are our or A
talen' hunt 'or a minsfrel show 70
be given a. later date Those in
teresied. or who have talen' that
would like 20 take par plesse see
The committee Mrs vliemae '420
Mass Mrs Essie >ickersor it.S
Mass or Mrs Plummet Reeves.
1924 Everrsi- sireei
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
news
R, =. ?. HARRIS

Ms Dorothy Long. Kokomo Ind.
is visiting her brother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Jones. Ss7
Dimar street.
Miss Mary Frances Long. daugh-
ter ~ Mrs Dorothy Long, had a
major operation at General hospl-
tai recently.
There was horn 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cooper fine hoy April
g AZ General hospital. Willie Rice
Cooper joins the happy family on
How land avenue.
Frank carruihers. embalmer en-
ploNed AZ william + Davis funer-
al home. has returned from a long
stay in Chicago and Lansing.
a delightful time was enjoyed
April Is when Miss Mary Abston
entertained the Pals OF Pleasure
at me home OF Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Fowler. Grant street. The hostess
served delicious repasi. MIR. and
Mrs. Joe Smith. Detroit, were
guests.
The lust rs club met al the
home OF Mrs. Anna Morris. Craw-
ford street A fwo-course lunch-
con followed The business session
Those present were Mesdames
Kathleen Daniels. president: Fred
die Reddick vice president Blanche
Smith. recording secretary: Pinkie
keaton. treasurer: Rosa Kinder.
financial secretary: RUBY Daniels
critic: Emily Harper. Mary Sue
Stevens. Myrtle Odum. Ellen Mum
som, Anna Morris. social commit
tee: Sudle Alexander. reporter
There will he a calendar party
April q at the home of Mrs. Cath.
leen Daniels. president. A
chenille bed spread VIII be award.
ed.
The Rev. = r. Reed pastor oi
New Hope Baptist church. spoke
Sunday morning on THE Thorn in
the Flesh The Flying Eagle quar-.
lette and Harry +. Lyman. gospel
yiolinist OF Detroit. rendered a pro.
gram nj three o'clock, and al
eight o'clock DR.. r. l.. BROWNIE
spoke on Social Disease and Cure :
The Rev. John u. Bowel. pastor
OF Macedonia Baptist church. spok,
on Talking About Jesus Sunda,
morning The missionaries ant
mothers jointly held a program a
three O'Clock which challenged III,
admiration OF all who attended
The local devines( Robert Hoover
Jessie Long. William Long. Amo.
Edwards. and James +. Flemmine
delivered appropriate sermons.
New Hope Baptist church. IN,
Rev. Thomas Timberleck pastor
heard DR.. Ballou. Flint. during IN,
past ten days. The Rev. A. r. vii
llams, pastor Newman AME church
II recovering al Harper hospital
The Rev. Robert Hoover spok,
SUNDAY morning on The wore
Made Flesh"
Tickets are now on sale for IN,
educational program at the new
Bagley School, Thursday evening
April p The affair is sponsore,
by the local branch OF the NAAcP
DR.. NJ. L. Spears spoke at New
man Sunday evening on the subject
"Thirsting for Righteousness
Mesdames Cory Currie and Min
erva Johnson attended family re-
union IN Chatham. Ont. last week
end.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Unique Bridge Club

The In-Qle Bridge chih me- A.
the home Of Mrs Effs Pafhsm
1924 Everett Stree Slndey Aput
rs All members We're preseni
First prize VA, won hy Robsf'
Rigss second prize was Won bv
Sam Scllark and ne nnso'a
lion prlze went 20 Mrs FLORENCE
Turnes
The club VIII give re mon'hlv
parry April 81 and invitations VIII
be sect 20 various bridge c.nU.
Ellsworth S'een : invited rs a'iere
rhe next meeting 10 he held ~ fre
home ~ Mrs a GrandhefrH isoe
Grari street Sundav April e af
4 . n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Flintites Motor To
Gre at l. a k e 8
Country Club

Wiihstandine an occasional win
Try HAS, or Two. several young
Flin,iles spent sunday afternoon
at the Great Lakes Country club.
Dancing and refreshments were en-
joyed throughout the evening by,
Misses Esther Quinn, Marion
Wright. Georgia Mae Bluford. and
Rachel Wright Willie Thrasher.
sam Carpenter. clifford Quinn, and
Cleonhns HaMls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Organizations
RccrpationaI Council News
Basketball

TIE representative hoys 'eam
closed ,er, successful season hy
adding ano'her heH,i'gl 'roga
10 their collection hy winning a
runnerup position IN The class 8
league play or Each ~ ae PLAY
ers will receive bronze medals ~.
banquet and dance % W heii ~,
he Brew sfer ren'e on April ~
The 'eam Won 2 runnernp rns sion
a the state haskefbsil folfna-
menf held on March r. TIE hvs
also w0r ne rrr'ra' AAt hsskef.
WALL aanporss'n bed III iAn.isg
MarcH 90 ard % Rows res4iyed
aVs re ~ ge,T n1ssefhs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Who Goes Where
y, Rachel Wright

There was great surge OF young
viking party lovers at the Tulip
Troi al the Northern high school,
Friday night. There was much
craning Of necks TO see those love.
ly Northern girls. Having grand
time in one group were: Dorothy
kinley. Marion and Vivian Wright
Dorothy Hawkins. John Thomas
Johnny Kersey. Clarence Campbell.
and Herman Gibson. A good time
was had hv all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22

Rev. Roosevelt ADkton, one N
the leading young ministers II
the Quorem Of the Church az
God, at RIvard and Watson
streets, DetroIt.w who preached a
fine sermon at the church Fss.
ter Sunday.
With Rev. Ankton as master
Of ceremonies. the Quorem
members rendered a program
Sunday. April 1s. the nj 3 p. m.
at Pilgrim Baptist church. of
which Rev. Hendricks Is pastor.
Many were present. Including
Mrs. Ankton and wives ~ 9th.
er ministers. and n collection
or $3.50 was raised.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Wins Tipping Prize

CLEVELAND Miss Edit h
Hughes. student at John Hay high
school, won s. first prize at the
school annual typewriiing con-
lest sr.<sored by Epsilon chapter
of The Iota Phi Lambda sorority.
The contest was staged in the Ma
Their room OF the Phyllis Wheatlcy
association.
Miss Anna Caywood. Diamond
Business college, won second prize
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Tuskegee Speakers

l-SkEGEE. Ala Or. +. d. Pat.
terson. president. announced Mon
day that Or. Howard w. Odum, head
OF the department OF sociology %
University of North carolina
Chapel Hill. will deliver the com.
mencement address. Monday. May
%.
The haccalaureaie address Will
he delivered in the institute chapel
Sunday May II by the Rev. Harry
V. Richardson. institute chaplain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Goes To California

Former Mayor OF Brownsville,
Magnus clark. left for California
last week as guest OF Joe Louis.
VIII return about the first week In
Nav.
Evening star., 1939-06-21

For limited time we bring you this
amazing offer. Your choice Of either
of these fine shampoos at an extremely
low price. Lay in supply while this
price Is effective.
Evening star., 1939-06-21

VEGETABLES: Asparagus, Beans,
Mixed Greens, Beets, Carrots.
Spinach, Peas and Tomatoes.
SOUPS: Baby Soup, Beef Broth,
Liver Soup and Vegetable.
FRUITS: Apricots, Applesauce and
Prunes.
Evening star., 1939-06-21

Bet your iron for the various types Of
material and 1t will automatically cut
OF before 1t sets too hot. streamline
design with large ironing area and COM
Portable handle.
Milford chronicle., 1939-10-20

ing Wednesday evening. October 25
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Handy Culver, OF
Baltimore, spent the past week with
the formers mother, Mrs. John Cul-
yer.
The EpwOrth League of the First
Methodist Church held a Halloween
party at the home of Miss Evelyn
Wright, president, on Thursday night,
October 10, when an evening of real
fun was enjoyed.
Miss Alice German. an employee of
the Bank of Delmar, has been con-
fined to her home by illness during
the past week
Preston Longstreet. of Pompton
Lake. n. j.. has been the guest of
Bobby Kelley.
Otis Powell, Jr.. received the Emer-
son radio given away by the Whay-
land Drug Company in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Kirby, of Will
timore. were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs F. ]. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cullen and their