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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
Over $4,000
Germans In
Engagement
Whitening F r. n c h
Fire Halts Enemy
Advance; B erl i n
Claims French Eva
cuated Position i n
Front of German At
tack.

Paris, Oct. 17.-(AP)-A smash
ing German offensive along a 2O-mile
sector east of the Saar river has
broken down, the French reported
today, in the face of devastating
Maginot line fire. At least six Ger
man divisions were known to have
taken part in the offensive Yesterday
in two attacks, one which carried 100
yards into French territory, military
dispatches said.
Allied army authorities estimated
the strength of each division to be
at least 10000 men.
'SOur fire stopped the enemy" the
French general staff announced,
after explaining advanced French
outposts had been drawn back to
prepared offensive positions in the
face Of the advancing Germans.
Military advices said the German
army threw full division of more
than 10000 men into its first assault
yesterday morning on four-mile
sector in the Moselle river valley
The thrust pushed forward mile
and a half, then across the border
100 yards into the French village of
ApdCn near Ine Luxembourg DOTQef.
The second attack, said French dis
patches, put five German divisions
into action yesterday afternoon on a
2O-mile sector east Of the Saar river
There the German advance was said
to have been stopped on "the line
foreseen," still within German ter
ritory, and we'll in advance Of the
main Maginot line.
This was described as the largest
and most bitterly fought action of
the war on the western front so far
The Nazis drove hard across no
man's-Iand in the Saar attack in the
(COntinued on Page FOur)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
WASHINGTON MAN
TO HEAD DENTISTS

Elizabeth City, Oct. 17-(AP)-
The fifth district dental society will
go to Wilson for its meeting next
year, DR.. H. E. Nixon, secretary OF
the society, announced today.
Officers elected by the group of
Eastern North Carolina dentists here
yesterday included DR.. Darden Eure,
of Morehead City, vice-president:
and DR.. c. L. Overman, of Colds
man, of Goldsboro, a district repre-
sentative to the house Of DELEGATES.
DR.. A. T. Jennette, of Washington,
was installed as president for the
coming year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
Stain Replacing Hitler
AS Worlds Big Headache

Stain, at least ostensibly, thus far
has been the Russians own choice
as their leader, even as Herr Hitler
processes to be Germany's pick as
its fuehrer. Commentators generally
agree that Joe and Adolf were lar
gely accidental to begin with; now
they're not, but the fiction persists
that they were popularity selected.
Even yet Adolf is given credit for
a sense of responsibility to the
Fatherland It's beginning to be sus-
pected that Joe regards Russia as a
piece of his personal property. 1t al
so is obvious that he wants more,
not so much for Russia's benefit as
for his individual own.
Lenin Versus Stain.
Comrade Lenin, who Ushered in
Russian communism, is spoken Of by
Continued on Page Two
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
Continued on Page Four)
Elmer Andrews Quits AS
Wage-Hour Chief And Is
Succeeded By Army Man

#4shington, Oct. 17.-(AP)-The
resignation Of Elmer F. Andrews as
"ose-hour administrator, to be sue
'@eo'tq by Colonel Philip Fleming,
~ lhe army engineers, was announc-
~ 'oday by the White House.
Andrews resignation was effective
fe-lefday. In a short time he will
lo'h the staff of the Reconstruction
nance Corporation.
fiemmg, who is now serving as
ql2Giel engineer for the army at ST..
oui Mimi, will be detailed to the
secretary Of labor. She will assign
INN 70 be assistant to an acting
ase-hour administrator, who, until
.1A.lhg IS ready technically to take
Jun charge, viii head the agency.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17

Andrews, former head Of the
New York State Labor Commission,
organized. the wage-hour admins
tration, beginning October 16, 1888.
Stephen Early, a presidential Sec
rotary, said that since he was an
engineer by profession, he probably
would have some kind Of engineer
ing work with the R. F. c. That
agency makes loans which require
checking by engineers before APP
prevail.
Fleming, a graduate of West
Point in 1909, once was deputy ad-
ministrator of the Public Works Ad-
ninistration. He also served as dis
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
Neutrality Passage
Will Avert Battle
In 1910 Elections
Says Goering Was
Firmly for Peace

London, Oct. 17.-(AP)-Sir
Neville HendersOn's final report
on his ambassa orsnip to Berlin,
made public tonight in an Of
fetal white paper, said that he
believed Field Marshal GOering
"would have preferred a peace
full solution, but that cit was
Hitler's decision which alone
counted"
Sir Neville added he believed
Joachim Won Ribbentrop, former
minister and ambassador to
London, was regarded by Hit
Ter as a second Bismarck, a con-
victiOn which Won RibbentrOp
probably shared to the full.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17

as the, new car!
Diplomats in Wash
ington are asking
one another this
question, on the
strength o f latest
reports from Eu-
rope.
Of course Com
rade Stain is just
as absolute as the
original cars were
maybe more so.
However, the for
mer cars were a
dynasty, w h i c h
owned r u S S a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
Dies Group
Has Threat
To Defense

Washington, Oct. 17.-(AP)-
Declaring that it had important in
formation affecting national de-
ien g. the Dies committee has de-
coed 70 ask the House for ample
i..haa TO continue its investigation
n n-American activities for
another year.
Due to the International situa-
Ton, the committee has hundreds
continued on PAGE Fn11rl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
"Iron Duke, 0 | d
Warship Now Train
ing Ship, Is Bombed;
British Admit r e.
markable Exploit In
Sinking t h e Royal
Oak.

London, Oct 17.-(AP)- German
bombers damaged the British naval
training ship Iron Duke in a raid at
Scapa Flow today, the government
announced, and also disclosed that
CONTINUED on Page FOur)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
By CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, Oct. Ills Russian
communism about to revert to old
fashioned czarism, with Josef Stain
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17
Roosevelt
Sees Problem
Of Refugees

Washington, Oct 17.-(AP)-Fres-
ident Roosevelt urged officers Of the
er-governmental committee on
political refugees today to speed the
task of helping 100000 made home
less before the European war be-
gan in order 10 be prepared to cope
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-17

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14

Having safely returned from
Trip 10 Montgomery. Ma The Rev.
j. s. Scott pastor NJ NJ Vernon
fapiisi church. iao0 Chene street
filled his pulpit sunday mornins
The pastor spoke on tho text ls'
down your nets. Luke So
In the course Of his sermon ih"
speaker said 1T is our duty TO do
"a christ told Peter and John. U
We Just let our nets down. Chris
will see 10 what gets In them. and
not only thai hut will do the sep
aralinf M sppreoiative audi
ence wss present
A. 3 p m the trustees we're in
charge oi The : osram which vas
very interesting
The r Y r t.. held ia meeting
al p. m.
The regular evening service was
held at 100 p. m. IN connection
with q testimonial period.
Mira Mavis Horton aud children,
Sonnie ani. Jewel are spending some
inv" win her mother w Alahems
NJ. Green is church reporter.
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Women's Missionary
Union

The Womcns Missionary union
j. progressing finc under the load
crShip ~ the president Mrs ~.
Hook
The union met sunday az . y.
n. aud most OF The members We're
present The one day session was
h,ld al tile King David temple ops
,tnli'hl ihe E,h Macon pasinr.
amer scl,nim M Inc uuiun
chorus Tho instructor Mrs. T.
sykes talked from the tcxi lnln
lt;1hs MIS- meadow. prosram
chairman was IN charge
Among tho man, rendiiions we're
q solo. Mr. llinde reading. Mas.
Ruth Thomas solo Mrs Garner
talk. Deacon Bclsom. solo. n Wat
son solo MIR Gfceorv: ialk Dca-
ron Nctloud ialk Mrs Pauline
Cunninsham solo ihe REV Il r.
Tate and other interesting NUM-
bers
The kine David temple held tht
banner in The financial race
The next ono dav session oi The
womcns union will be held ~ Tho
Iiille Rock Rapiisi church. $500
Russell street February 2. The
Rev. r. Tate j. pastor The pub.
lic Is invited 60 attend Ibis infect
ne
Mrs. Baldwin Is rep0rl,r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Du Lad "THE GREAT
l>I tNui >I ioi SHALL. BIZ
mn >LRNANI Of VII"

tr .l lf.-- National
n.n i..asL Ns RroadNay.
>sn Yoek cM a. - send bin j
~ thay card
II isa1 Cl,aUD S,hiaparclli in
paris dur gu.A. Nce,o stage and
f.,r s'srs Who aecidc Mia,
matefts shail 81 usd 49, i4tlr-
8ae AS. ai Families iasDrr It's
fhc MI Who ,osos ia fonr
sacks 'nr ne r american mills.
Rhode l-lsnd na- frs settled
AZ PipNarnsc iH 1876 hv Roger
Williams elio p~oa Nc services
of he ah ard nhre races on
tho Sam fm'mc
Thc continental paepcss of 1875
sesm,cd ihaf mo slaves DO ina
ported imo an, ~ fhc thirteen
United p'enie-
N,er .ie yo,ogn,l.> 81 ,hr ~
dependencies a iatc> ltc cou-
Nenfion 0Hi,a amod ih' consii-
n'lm e' 90 infod States Wife
mammor n pnrin- q liWs w..
pa ihc Introduction Of Neesoe
Ma sacal"ii. Nho-c me alefs
W'rc engaged 800 The Sla,c'lsde
nued Win Georgia and Sur'a
tdro.i,a in d,nandnr ieN mu.s
YEA we The hnal prohibitions The
YEAR i>o> was agreed upon
kme solomon had man, shin.
,hn la mon IN, e.. u, T.fs4.
Th,se ~ ,nmnm,ded ,n arv o.e
All SORTS ~ merchondic 10 hc
lcmo'csi nation D, 'h' ,alr ~
which silver and gold w'ie noU-h'
- tho king and rrcai 0g.m'Hv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Police Launch
Crusade Against
Illegal Parking

efts.
~
.ne
t.-
ed ne
'N,a, aar r ~
aan-
sar
ape
% a~ W
aul os
Nairn vas p.F s"rl
n' eng GEM ~ isN
N'H H'l y '"ss WI. 'e 3
~ ''p's ~ '''e 'N-
80 nov parn'ne sex
aso!vcd
commissonn Paa,r l 81
,he tags wonld mean .4.at.N a
reaced pnhlic ~a'e, AND Improve
nc efiirii''nc-s ~ laitio Office e
u curhine Dangerous tnd pcrsis-
snt packing violations because
fley would no longer he fmrcd y,
watch pai'iular automobile I'M
tl rs owner Appeared
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POLICE AS fxEcuTIoNERs

s. p'
zfn
Of vso~
cers tre 'fe
WereaSl.
ht stuffed la
ietl.t. u.s. etti 3rsfe
"a wtrn0'
In the s.,
been -l,n ffa
MAJ O. mot i,,riI tie-Iefaei.- ana
of af, r.ai - niD if tl',i a.tiatIt.
ar h,at,l "a. dpa't .t.f hrrals, tN't ..'t q"
cause. the pol q oNei fl'net~ s,'F
gsaJ lhcy would be eNoN"a'ed
ONLY a feN DAVIS agp. Dceen4ier ~. .in1 .N'
who had TIM, misfortune 10 be- named jts-' Jn'.'. ~
killed bv Am officer in Norh Dciror wria 'ota ~ n
witnesses he WIS sitting iu hi. Parked alinnr'tr
WHY did thc> hil hin y ain'd fhe
he had stolen although y Was his oNn Whom
he was asked his and hc replied. 'le Jane.
il assumed the officers though be was acting mari and
shot him
Dead men tell tales but here velc mar v'
nessc the shaving Of this innocent Negro citizen. and
Justice should be done. What Will Commissioner p kerf,
Mayor Reading Police Trial board the Coroner lary
and The Prosecutors office do about It,
Human life is too heap li Nj, hgan. rolccmel are
'ltughierng ioo man' 'zcns. We appeal our lblit
Officials to end The bloody work Of police exe,utonc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14

,.,
if.
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..n, Inkc Co.
a.rs t,., %. The shtp.
a,rt
hsh.lds Who. af',
ona.. o>periencc. 81 nna
ot. cbNd Worship, d
ar ,heir SINS ~ rrld
ss.a. ana mvr,li'hcN
,h.r humble ia'k ~
,r. hon shcep 30 wc n"
Inc ,ssk hetoro as
work 10 10 bat as NO
,a s.. shall continue
ad psat,c God
e...,. am Mrs ic.~ 40
.s,s ~ o,nern SER.
~, a.. .r.mnoranee
n., e,.,n.i yp.ilanil
.r,. d.,.,..d tos
III. sn,,ths 81
h,,.l rniriv wears
r.
.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
on THE pRowL

Friday. January 9Th. was bargain
mite at the Y. NJ. c. A,. The
Great Lakes Five. stellar attrac-
ton in themselves, and dance
was tho offering of the evening".
The game is crowd-thriler be-
tween the Isakemcn and the Pontiac
crusaders. who almost score an
upset. The contest Is exciicment-
packed The Tide Of battle changing
first in favor OF The local lads
'Acn IN favor of tho visitors. As
'ht -roie becomes dose. shouts
ef Yea ieamf can be heard from
,er'ain sections ~ the patrons.
aua those ~ The balcony lean peril
lau., over tho railing TO better
Wow The hcaicd Nrugglc.... Both
cams execute clever plays ....
LAIR, Blcach and Country Davis
puc The Great Lakes team. In
'hc closing moments of tho game
lon- overhead shots punc'uafe the
piarne The end OF This crowd
picaser finds The Bleach hoys in
fw ~ M narrow margin of 81
20 &c Everyone stays for The
an, r-danrc music Via tho Mar
quotlc. Back RAY Shuttle.
10 Won want 10 Jump Children
and begin The Bcsuin proyc
much in fa,or causing many 10
iiiicr.. Russ cowan. shows The
Young -tcrs thing or Two by
~lmdyinsr with Kitty Redmond
fhcrchy Stopping Tho show
Charles u Tnslcy-plashoy sign
printer superb AMI y boNs' work
an nouchalanily Specializing 49,.
"Rmks and t'hopi'a Ncr,ey dem
onsiraie ihr latest steps IN the
indy-hnp. much 70 'hc p''asnrc
~ fhosc present Len Nudrcws
TolulA smith" .'arnl tNans
Nr t'lmins Calvin ru'cr.
EAcl,n Fn~r illye Mae llar-
ii~. ,I.ni~ Suons The DnyS
lnou Town Harold Watson I'd
llafis iiil p>ers stanley Lungs
TON and S,vesirr stewart Rob
or, Truman. N'i,c Sherrl sam
kinc Rnrns Watkins very
cuic Martha Bfaahy who came
wrh lirwprl raniN hi faneed
'ha' v4, Ni'a EsN raric' .Aliro
Wilson's t'oreo Jones'. len
NE smith Asrha lersey
rheoanfe Wa-lineiun,...... Buy
li.tutn M
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listen 10, THIS
By Hobart = utchsn


4 hail TO Eugene kinckle Jones
"a wears old on January, Soih. As
no children sing on such an oc-
,aSion HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO
yor.~
For lifetime 81 effective and
dsyo,ed service 10 rhc fellow mcm-
hess " MS race sor an example
* zinc ,merieani-m ana GOOD ci'i-
zea~hp Ne do'f olr hais ~ CONF
vHmen' -hi> entered sca'lcman.
ro years Mr Jones oop''ipp''
III mpi ~ 'ae ouerey vhae mH''e
iae SAL nal l.oasae fer lfpN1
,onlr.o,. fAs ef'isiew asewN
rs. ,o,ed rs ie Under his
al on lief'ooN ~ task -
w 81, he~' hannels isie
~ t'e~ t'niSfUinu which in
+. year. ha. weN rlnnins
eou .oa,h fo nof'A / sought
sr, ,und lone for hesauds Z
wi, pen ss,rS '' e"lof'p
nan ,hi,h Dad a'Nss lnen ''s-
vt. f.t yrcdt ami did
fu'afe Aan . go ~ own f'a's
..aH 5rrr, t.,ni 'l .rfNr NcW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
SPECTATOR >o>c SHOP.

About his time every year naf.t
everybody complies a list ~ mo
Ten Best" something OF other ~
the previous year..,. not To hs
outdone, your Spectator Will list
The preiiiest and mosS outstanding
songs OF 1855 About this timc sst
year Please BE Kind and Don't
BE Thai Way were holding Swa ..
Ella Fitzgerald sang I've eo A
Guy" 4 Was Doing All Rlsm /.
and a 'l'iskcl 4 Taskei righ' ~
The top ~ the heap ..."l Ief \
song Go out II Ny Heart nnss
Ellneion's immortal masielpir,s.
shares top ho/ors With MY Rc,ef-
lie for the hi of laSS BeU'.-
dcred was truly sending ~ vss
Love Walked Right ln".. Svce'
Someone and "On \ Scn'irin-
lal Side" ana "Nou Go 10 my Head =
were Pheasant ballads of tho sun-
MGR season Heart aud soul :.
Change Partners and My Own
were an prc-wmtcr hits II
Won'f Tell Soul. "lIurry Home
and Get out OF Town complefe
his listing
Coming Events Cast Their shadow,
compton Roland rises % am
noAncc that lie Franklin Sciile-
mcnt The village playhouse. wi,l hsI
the site ~ hic to-doing comes Ffl-
day January atiA. Stellar az
fractions viii be Battle OF Music
between that Spectator favpfl'c,
Ocie Barnett and John Hollid7''
and 4 basketball game between
The Cardinals and Tho Collosian'
lust the name Cardinal" should
pack tho playhouse ...--.
j. Thomas llolton takes over ~
the place ~ Tomla Sm,fhe IS a
local scribe His column "a
"rlasboy's Revclry" should prove
very inlercstlng.
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Spectator specials

The Ta'fpr l'lpr- that Ruth
Kidd aad fht Nes,.d' follow will
sarp sc sou MOST any time now
That Ee'sa laur~'on and Walter
Peoples ars still contemplating
ihat Thcrc~a Brad'e and Frank
lines Viii soon lc wcd: aad ih@'
Rose Thomason nd haf''s lioN-
borough IT. afc Still UNDECIDED
lleury waffm is now irnmmc.
ho, for LEROY smiths aerresaiion
THIS crow Was soundiy cempli-
nrrcd ro,oml, on Us snsa'ional
so hv vi Fisher manas Of
The Nsyfair Bathroom sym.
phona or swins Is 4 paN y The
Sniih rcpcre.c Tho band o.
pcn. under De new suppor and
dar,o policy ~ The NsNfa Bals
room ,omos Safgrday January
room SaipfdaN lanns l''h
Tho Spcca'or hop no'hinr
COOS an,e AZ 'Ais f dsic hot
wccn Emm"iA Mosteu and IIarr.-
son Stewart Nho hs,o peoa coup,
ed oyer twe >eafs
'rolula SmNihc Nmler .ociciy
rcpoif' s S'a''f io enroll at
II"eail luN~.'t AZ The hcsin-
nms ~ nen mc-lcr Tolu-
ga l.ive fof capital CilS u. c..
Watt Kb-emc local gay hoy.
siNS be pointed for tho movie"
nn'll'sV'sh pwn nf The ap.
p pa h'n Golden Glove tourna-
nfA' v9'ch reminds that Mi,k-
rs Hsooh and his party consist
ne ~ Eo4eic Trcadwcll Leon
Bacon and Olitford Edwards cole
hr'oi ihc Froes club SUNDAY
rr' sp-e ~ celebration Mick
'' veHerweisht Won his first
zm 20 tho Diamond nel' by y
Es'hcr ';ordy. crc and coy. Is
g,ekins her bags FOR Washington
u G. vhrrc she viii enter How
rhc Spectator sat at that corner
iaur In The Frogs club sunday
nae ani observed EVELYN Foster
over glamorous. choniia Hcr-
~c4 and Charles Dixon M Play
boss J r. IIoliou i.conatd Salt
f Ted sherman lull White. ia.
fnnr MOORE Marion roricr
aud licrhcri Thompson Narguc.
iiie Williams and Herb Sims
Dorothy Daniels. lorraine Moss
and Eddie Donald Elizabeth
Gooch Victor l.ctt Daniel
Gillespie Charles Powell and
Mareie Greendsc Imogene Cor
hiii simply adiant Marie O.
Malone huhbanS wrh dainty
sweetness US hccn come time
since ihe sps faiors "nimple Club"
has been called o, order Dim
ne darlinEs arr Charter members
Boufie Treadwell. s.dalia Wilson.
Ed'ihe Bncknsr. and Ailye Mae
hair's Flotence Evans. Mari
an Sewell Mildred Cummings
Alleen Turner Anna Cordy 49,.
Gnerihlne Jones' vivian Jenkins
Mnrl"l RAMSAY Elizabeth
hH'ne shirley Tlmhcrs Also
N'd abe NAME ~ l'Vni'th NeCIen
ney 10 the toll She Is a student
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of boris
Brown MctampbelI. who passed ~.
way one year nvo. January ~.
1875.
beautiful memories shall he
cherished always by, Husband.
son aud Mother.
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AN APOLOGY

"t - ~ arri-firs 'o- a. ~
r-r .rr ~ nsnes - psr'or'
Win sttnfed fns an'hson aissn
u honor ~ pf isNon Powell.
af he iNfr Thnrmtn y " e A.
lonnat arenonn January 2nd.
'lhe Nit nam'i A. NJ. habef Was
'ril '' fNs meml1l-
+f 81 lilu u N A. col
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wAYSOCRACY-

"fNN"Hoht az nc
Mayfair ....
WAYtOC RACY-
It's Len Andrews again: "CheerI
10 chappies, After very husv|
Yuleiide vacation your "Professor's
Is once more at Wayne with n
student snackologisis. The "va,na n
Snack Bar Court Is holding "A
session every day in an effor n
make few erring waynstcrs sd
Tho light
Tho Court won It's first case|
last Tuesday against our SEP n
Mlrna 10y Mary Louise Single
ION LLOYD Richards was tho n, Il
siding judge. Lon Andrews wa Il
prosecutor. and Charlotte Wsi !;
was attorney. for defense Ths|
case was started over a dffercnc Al
IN rings.
Last Thursday night. Mss Ar Il
Mack turned the tables ~ Il
Court by eekinE out a nor ,u'
~ verdict 10 charge ~ "sian j
der Miss Mack crossed M .IudgeI
Andrews. and Prosecutor Rlcha- i
hr demanding and rcreivnr Il
Jury trial The jurors were I'm Il
Hardneti. James Duncan II
Charles Powell
lis romantic 10 watch the de-i-
Gus pairs OF 'Romeos and Iuliefs"I
chatting and cooling in WAYNE ro--'
riders Among the mosi consist
ent arc Meta" Morton and lls
her Houston Justine Nelson anil
Walter cannon !. katheyyn Spo II
and stanley Simons Helen u i
larS and Joe praciher Bob "
lhcws and Lillian Ruiherford i
Conkin BRAY and Harriet Tar 4
Marie lIardiman and Ruster - i
lard Margcry Cook and H. Il
Barlhwell Marjorie Greot 4 Il
and tfharles Powell I.lovd Il n
asdS md lorraine Moss shi0loyl
rWmef Margery cnok arotnl
Dunbar Mary Louise single ~
Eleanor Williams. Anita M 4
Cecilia sylvester Helen loWss|
Howard and Charlotte wav.
Jim McNiland aud Ncrrlce Hr.'
Mclba Grimes VIII be hack cA
ns ueN 'orm and She Is yors Ter
cd ahou' i So arc We
The Professor noticed qNii'
few more hooks opened here ri
there shout Wayue. now 'hs ~.
finals arc only TWO weeks home
Next woek am SONG 70 r.
'iaie good rcrconium of sl
Warnocracy with cc'iaiu sens'|
iaat think represent iheir mnnd'.
characteristics or aspirations
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By Ulysses ". Boykin

81 s'vc hc .gpport o, cvcryos
r. We e',1r' 10 kceV bis ,h
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A NON PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
THE SPECTATOR
BY DANNY CARTER

OF Wayne University aud the com.
petent check-room attendant at N.
Mayfair $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Plymouths-Plymouths-
PLYMOUTHS

II you're interested in good used Ply
mouth and car that will pass the D. C.
inspection. and are fully guaranteed and
nave had only one owner-we have them
2-1939 Plymouth 4-door trunk sedans
company official cars. Will give a large
reducton. Small down payment. Balance,
"a months.
1888 Plymouth 4-door trunk sedan
driven only / 900 miles; finished in a
beautiful Chrysler. green. Can't be told
1897 Plymouth 4door trunk sedan
1896 Plymouth 4-door trunk sedan, ra-
dio. heater $1,000 90 down.
9, 1925 Plymouth 2-door trunk sedan.
1885 Plymouth 4-door and 2-door se-
dams. $500 down.
Don't forget all cars are fully guaran-
teed We furnish parts and labor If
you you can't come out. call Woodley 9sss and
Ihe car Will be- sent to your door Don't
forget the best used cars are in Chevy
KEARNEY MOTORS, INC,
50l3 Conn. Ave. Plymouth-De Soto Dealers