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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Male Help Wanted

BOYS. t6-i7-is YEARS OLD WHO ARR
NOT ~ SCHOOL. WITH OR WITHOUT
BICYCLES FOR MESSENGER WORK
KNOWLEDGE or CITY NOT NECES.
SARY SCI MR. SWARTHOUT, ROOM
2O6. 500 SHELBY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Decca Records. Inc, declared an

extra dividend of 10 cents and a
regular quarterly dividend Of Is
cents both payable October IS to
stock of record October II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
rRflGHT CIAIh NARIHoIsE

FREIGHT claim waSShouse Unclaimed
merchandise Reasonable 2727 Liver,
nois. Michigan Central Car Shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Situations Wanted-EemaIe

AGGRESSIVE Young iady.-typtug, switch
board operator, compiometer and book
keeping Temple 2-76st
BUNDLE washing specializing teachers
bachelors silks. References. Called, de
nyered Temple 160s5.
COMPETENT girl wishes days Reference
Laundry. cleaning, 50, carfare. Temple
2606s
DEPENDABLE experienced Colofed woman
wishes day work laundry cleAn-n---+--E4--
PIE -l139
EXPERIENCED rrl wants days work
TUESDAY Wednesday Thursday, Refer
ences Townsend 1921.
EXPERIENCED Colored glri wishes cook
ing Second maid small family refer
ences SIG week. stay. Tyler 6-o3so
EXPERIENCED Colored cook wants week
work. reference, private home. Madison
353s
EXPERIENCED coiored girl wishes DAYS
work; laundry; specializing shirts. Town
send $500
EXPERIENCED Colofed glrl wishes part
time office work. store work house"ork
Trinity l-s97f
EXPERIENCED Colorcd woman waitress
hotel part time work references. Fitz
EXPERIENCED, neat colored girl wishes
--as-- -lsA1k ----a-4a11I--- E-eAn-nG---IA-el
T-l6ss
EXPERIENC I'D Colofed girl WISHES days
weeks work home nights nHnzene
-SS02
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes laun
dry work IN private home Trinnl
l-7l63
EXPERIENCED Colored pirl WISHES pari
time second maid work Temple 1898
r \ = : ~ Z = = =
Maid work 50 90. cartare. II. 1915
F.Np EIsI E,stcE-p- CaloEea- lauzs! +sa-.-4z.sa=F
wishes days So so carfare Fitzroy 1899
GIRL wishes days part work laundry
cleaning 81 So carfare Trinity 2-i9t5
Mat experienced Colored grl wishes
days thorough cleaner references. Iun-
ty 5a2T
MAT experienced roi0fed sfl wishes da}i
work; excellent references. Trinity
-asI2
REFINED Colored girr ansN ring teIe,
phone. office cleaning store, maid. TowH
send -6-44ls-----
RELIABLE Co'orcd girl wishes part time
office. store work cherry 2U73
WE'LL experienced cnlorcd maid neat
days or part time. Tyler 5-267l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
United States Industrial Alcohol

Company declared an extra divi-
dend of - cents and a regular
quarterly dividend of > cents on
the common. both payable Novem-
Der ] 10 stock of record October 15
National DiStillerS Products
Corporation declared regular
quarterly dividend of 80 cents on
the common payable November !
10 stock of record October ID.
WestNaco Chlorine Products
Corporation declared regular
quarterly dividend of 80 cents on
the common, payable November !
TO stock of record October 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Special Notices
INSTRUMENTATION

IIOioI NIlILA HUN
Insurance now available for entire. family
a. lays es- ttrriudIng surgeons bills.
Covers operations and sickness and ac-
cident from any cause. Carries 81 600
death benefit. wage reimbursement optional.
Write Box 80 1916 Book Bldg Detroit.
SAVE! can Dollar Dry Cleaners. Cash
and carry Zoe. CHI 6i3l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
PART TIME COLLECTOR
EVENING WORK ONLY
RADIO REPAIR MEN,
TESTERS AND
INSPECTORS

Have several openings for men thoroughly
eXpeFTeursT m 1rr~e- t.4Fs++++s---
DETRoLA CORP 1850 CHATFIELD
TWO SALESMEN--For established retail
grocery routes Age Is TO so Previous
route sales experience desirable but not
necessary S27 per week salary, plus COM
missions and bonus All operating expenses
furnished Steady work and good future
IN YOU qualify Phone Jewel Tea Co. Inc
Hogarth 1920 for appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

NORTHERN WASTE Townsend $500
TOP prices Free pickup service Fac
tory salvage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Employment Agencies

Al aEEIGE- POSITIONS ~OPENs .-
OFFICE ROYS- STOCK BOYS
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE REREAL
$50 81 % TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES Employment 8il6 Beauhien-
Wants Day Workers. Couples. Porters
Maids Mattresses Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
WASHING MACHINE sERvIcE
WASHER PARTS AND SERVICE
WASTE PAPTR. RAGS. ME1AL

Parts and Prompt Service
All maKrs FREE estimates, Reasonable
1900 SHOP Est rs years TY f-ieot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

HEATING -- installed. re-
paired remodeleo three years 20 pay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Bus Transportation
$3.50 CHICAGO So 50

TOLEDO 9oc NEW YORK. $so5
SPECIAL BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES
1905 CASS AT BAGLEY RIA. isti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
sTOKER SERVICE
VOICE INSTRUCTIONS
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR

C " PICKEN. teacher % voice "a
Santa clara For appointment Redi
1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
MBING

BROEDELL Plumbing and Heating Re
pairs and modernlzation- Furnace cican
ing Tuxedo 2-4T3T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

Al SANDING refnshng. free estimates
fGna~anteed workmanship quick serv-
'ce o'ivc ''a5
Al FLOOR sard.nc frieh'nr best ana.
fnraIs oHn power ffr9Eonnh'ef Olive
posi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED white girl general and
cooking no laundry good wages stay
nights University 3-2722-
-rffEr- u aEErst As E4HEInE- +flNf Fl4-sf++F- =
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE. 10 expert
ence necessary 2s p m HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL Of Dancing, .42il Woodward
Terrace sa72
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
JEwELRY OHCHIGAN -2srd,

!, sKOAL" NATURAL mineral water beue.
fits rheurn stisra. arthrnis neuFitis MAdi.
son 5e84 Delivery"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
PLUMBING. HEATING

EXPERT sewer service ~ dlgEInE rea.
sonsbie prices. free estimates 24,hour
service. Temple 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Lost and Found

BEAGLE Hound female brown and white
answers 10 "Queenie." So reward. ore
gon $3.50
BROWN WALLET. containing personal pa
pers. drivers license. Needed Re
ward Madison 1897.
ENGLISH SETTER Female white and
black sore on right ear vicinity Elm
dale and Chalmers Reward. Arlington
1855.
+ rrr7frt1rryvr amt Write.
u $50 reward. Telephone Atlantic 1882
FUR NECKPIECE-6 SKINS lost Septem-
her S. Reward. Office hours Randolph
$3.50
LOST-M Mans black wallet containing cash.
valuable papers. Of value 10 owner only.
Reward. Cherry $3.50
LOST Monday, brown purse containing
drivers license automobile title. Lib
eral reward Plaza 2343
LOST signet Ring, y. J. ". Reward
University 1898.
WALLET-Vicinity Plymouth Hall. con
-tatrtrr -rrt+-f,es--f-AeeA- ~ Reward
Cedar n63s
WATCH -Ladyrs Bulova emerald setting
one emerald cracked Reward. Madison
$3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Situations Wanted-FemoI.

sTENOGRAPHER (coIored) 90 References.
Two years experience tipping, short-
hand filnE. and knowledge Of bookkeeping.
Fitzroy OlfO.
Al cOLOREn -Moman.-dAyx;- cooking,
i-0543.
cufORFD second maid private home (:
plain cooking stay nights. Tyler 5-7029-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

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Board. Home for Aged, Invalid. situa-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money-making opportunity driving
pleasure car. HealthtuL 81 profitable and
steady Age p 10 Sc. Apply 2l2s Trumbuil
after r. m.
EXPERIENCED colored bumper mechanic
wanted. with references. Hubbard Ca
rage. Terrace 2-9030
EXPERIENCED portratt photographer
wanted Apply Dennis studios. 6oi Eaton
Tower.
FURNITURE FINIsHER for rehnishing
and touch-up work must ne experienced
John " Murphy Company, 1907 Michigan.
tJOBBtNG PLUMBER with rOOig. CAT TUT
niehed steady work Call Fn2rQv 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
LUMBER DESK
AND COUNTER MEN

STEADY salaried positions with large lum
Der hrm. for experienced cash counter an,
desk men We want good men an GOO
wages 81. 400.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
A Vacation Letter of Credit

Buy your pIoytne wordrobe with Special Voeo-
ton Letter of Credit. Pay 1s August l., y Sep
tennber and October |. No down poynnent. no
eorryne charge.
The Patais Royal, Credit Office ... Fifth Floor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Program at Central
Is Well Attended

a large audience OF friends and
patrons Of Central school saw IL,
Musical Panorama Of Amcrlcu'
presented By the students of the
chool Friday evening. The program
vas arranged by the principal, Mrs.
4. J. ,Jonc. and the other teachers
cl the school, and they coached thu
children.
Music Of different sections Of the
country and of different periods in
Americas history was featured. In
the first episode, Indian music Wa'
Used. followed by Psalm tones ac-
companying the Pilgrim scene:
Singing games comprised the third
episode. The WCll-knOWn music OF
Stephen Foster was used, and the
cowboy songs were sung To represent
the next stage in American history
A patriotic number was followed by
the entrance of n of the students.
dressed as Uncle Sam, and his lead
ing the characters and the audience
in singing God Bless American
The costumes of the pupils taking
Fart were very attractive, and in
tcrcsting decorations were used ON
the stage. Folk dances with apprOp-
nate music We're used during the
program.
Accomplishments We're played 1t
the piano by Mrs, Fred 3. Hight ana
Mrs. VI. Is, Garrett.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
SOCIETY NE WIS
WISHING FARM,

| often wish to have Il farm
Where COWS upon Il hill can gaze.
And sheep with soft wool thlch and
warm
To meet the chill Of wintry days.
The house, loW-rooted, with fire
place wide
VIII snugly in the hollow lie,
And up the chimney sparks Will
ride
In swift ascension to the sky.
An orchard and a forest deep
Where mystery lies in shadow dim:
A brook that sings. Il pool to keep
A silver ribbon on It's brim.
This may not be an easy thing
To w a farm all set apart,
Yet here are dreams that quickly
bring
Its acreage within my heart.
Prescott Hoard
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Invitations Issued
For April Wedding

Invitations TO the marriage of Miss
Sadie Henley and Gerald Henry
Jones, which Will be solemnized at
i've O'Clock ON Friday, April II, have
been issued. The Invitations read as
follows:
Mr.. and Mrs, Q. Leon Henley re-
Guest the honour of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter.
Sadie Adell, 10 Nh. Gerald Henry
Jones, on Friday, the eleventh pl
April, at five O'Clock, First Methodist
Church. Henderson, North Carolina"
Mr.. Jones is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +, c. Jones, of Fairmont.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Contemporary Club
Meeting Thursday

llCndCrSOnS newest literary CLUB.
HE Contemporary Book club, which
was organized a few weeks dgo, met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Char
les u. Sellars and Miss Dorothy y
ter. at the home of Mrs. r. II. Duke.
N Parham street.
Members of the club are the fol
loving: Mrs. Howard l.. Allen, Mrs.
R. G.. Burwell, Mrs. John Church.
Mrs. L.. II. Harvin, Mrs. Lewis lIor-
ncr, Mrs. Russell Parham. Mrs. Sam
Peace, Jr., Miss Carolyn Polston.
Mrs. Roy O. RodWcll, Miss Alice
Rose, Mrs. Charles p. SellarS. Mrs.
Walter II. Stone, Miss Dorothy IVES
'tr, Mrs. Is. II. Hicks, Mrs. Bill Hight,
md Mrs. A. w. Gholson, Jr., with
Miss Tuddy Parham an associate
member.
a letter expressing the gooI
wishes Of the Sans Souci Literary
club was read, and it was ann\lnced
that the Sorosis club had c~ooperated
with the program committee in pre-
pairing the programs.
Mrs. HarNin and Mrs. Peace were
in charge of the afternoons program,
and read a character study of Maize
who runs a theatre on the BoWery IN
New York City.
In the late afternoon Mrs. SellarS
and Miss Westcr served a sweet
course to their guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Methodist Circles
Will Meet \londa\

=, - !
N!'t''9 "o'',"i' 81 80
~ .9'l,'i 81 N'CN W -i"r
. - tu|, a.on
''!e''''S9 NI',I''S
'.I'N" WATKINS aha+.
L ,1,. ~ pnLrns,, and
&c.,, y " u,cln, ~ ,bniI h,,oc ON
pnrv,nu ,,,nnmo
No , Mrs. G. r AIl,n. chairman.
,,.;,h Nv. &c Mann -, f.tgtta
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Class to Meet.

The Edith Ellis Bible class of the
FIRST Baptist church viii meet Mon
day evening at 80 O'Clock at the
home OF Mrs. Robert Cottrell, on
Andrews avenue, with Miss ThClma
Owen as Joint hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Goes To Baltimore.

Miss Dorothy Patterson Will leave
Monday for Baltimore, Md, where
she will visit her brother, Paul Pat
terson, a student at Peabody Conser-
VatOry of Music.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Returns to Greensboro.

Miss Dorothy Andrew expects to
return to Woman's College, Green's
boro, tomorrow, after spending her
spring holidays here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
ENpcctcd from Salem,

Misses Ruth Goodrich Thomas ana
Annie Hynan Bum are expected to-
Gay from Salem college, Winston
Salem, for their spring holidays.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Go TO ufOrt.

Mrs. James a. Cree and Miss Alma
Cree plan to go to Beaufort tomof-
row., to visit friends for about q
week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
PAGE FIVE
FARM HANDS WANTED

Openings for seven farm hands on
farms IN Vance and Granville Coun-
ties were ann uuccd this morning
by George p. Bourdciat, manager of
the local office OF the State Employ
meH' Service Persons interested IN
IT, a. Ipb- should communicate with
the employment agency.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Longmire- Foster
Wedding April ;
Mr.. and Mr.. John X. Foster

MIR. and Mr.. John X. Foster an
n0unce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Ella Grey. to William Nelson
Longmirc, Thursday, April 3, l94l.
The oWs We're spoken IN the home
of the Rev. Edward Green, in the
presence Of immediate friends.
Mr.. Longmiro graduated from Dab
ncv high school and has lived in this
vicinity all Of his Ilfe. Both he and
Mrs. Longtime are we'll known in
their community.
After a brict bridal trip, they will
make their home With the groom's
parents, Nh. and Mrs. Henry Long
mire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
''CoOlham School
Mr.. iIOrsham Sussex
March 3, 1911
Dear Friends:

DtdT FfIt1uS.
Thank you for the nice toys yop
sent me, | laughed when / saw thu
bracelet as | am a boy, but | an
going to give II to my mum | like
the camera very much. My homo is
at Peckham in London and my dad
dy was a taxi-driNcr but now he l.
IN the r. \. +. A bomb dropped in
our street but our house i; all right
| like the country better than Lon
don, We had some lessons O1 Amori-
ca. | was eight wear old in January.
With love from,
Brian IhoHtJa1a.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

We're furnished them by the COM
munjty club.
The playground is being |tcrraced
and IcVcIed around the community
house. This VIII be finished in time
for spring and summer playground
activities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

The present is 50 far better than
the past, that It admits Of improve
ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-20

Kitty League and then shifted over to Memphis in the Southern Association. He played left, right and center field for the Chicks in '37 and batted .306 During the 38 season he went to 1909 and then was sold to the Browns. He spent most of '39 with Toledo as an outfielder, returned in late season to bat BOA in the Ameri- can loop.
 Now he's going for the catching experiment in big way.
 I'm going to hurry back to St Louis ahead of the club, have my tonsils removed and try to be in shape for the season. think I can do that catching job
 He will split work with bril- liant Bobby Swift, last years fine rookie who is still a little weak at the plate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-20

injury, is covering lots of ground in the short field and slugging the agate.
 Joe Medwick, no longer plate shy after his beaning a year ago and completely happy with the Dodgers, has his aim on the bat ting championship. Generally a late spring training starter with the Cardinals, Medwick has been here since the Dodgers opened camp and is in marvellous shape.
 Reiser Looks Good
 Durocher hopes to play young Harold Reiser in center field. Reiser hit .381 for Elmira and Leo thinks he will add some punch to Brooklyn's offensive if he can get by as a fielder. All the rest of the flychasers are battling for the right field berth. Dixie Walker may get it. Or perhaps Paul Waner, who is in good shape and wants to have another big year before the bell tolls for him. Joe Vosmik, Jim Wasdell and Joe Gallagher are also in the lists. Charley Gilbert is perhaps the best fielder of the lot but lack of punch at bat may send him back to the minors.
 Arnold Owen from St. Louis and Babe Phelps will split the catching.
 This tropical sun will do things to you. And perhaps it has affect ed the Dodgers sense of values That's something we won't know about until late summer. Until then let's leave the Flatbushers with their dreams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-20

Scotland consumes more oat- meal per person than any other country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-20
New Bill
 Ditkey|s
 In offing
Joe Grace, Six-Fooier, Is 0utfieIder, Catcher and
 What Have You
By FELIX k. MCKNIGHT AP Feature Service

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 20.-If it works, there may be an other Bill Dickey in the offing.
 The name is Joseph Grace and he's six foot, one inch reformed outfielder of the St. Louis Browns.
 Constructed along the same rangy lines as the Tanks Dickey, the gangling Grace is going through a transformation down here in the St. Louis training camp that Man ager Fred Haney hopes will make him a catcher
 It isn't exactly brand new thing for Grace. He started as maskman back in his amateur and semi-pro days.
 Sure I think he has a chance to make the grade" says the beaming Haney. He knows the fundamentals of catching from his earlier days. But his biggest asset is that he wants to do it.
 There are lots of outfielders- but not many really good catch CTS. Joe has the qualities. He has fine arm, is fast and shifty and owns lots of power up there at the plate Furthermore, he is a stout lefthand hitter" Versatile Fellow
 Frankly, Joe Grace could play just about any position on the Brownie club. Only 25, he has played every position on the field at various times = including a no-hit pitching performance while in high school.
 The Grace catching experiment. struck quick snag in training camp when he reported an ailing throat. For many days he lay n bed and lost considerable weight.
 Deep in the 1940 season the Browns saw need of more catch ing strength. So they hustled out fielder Joe Grace over to their Springfield farm to brush up on his catching.
 He tried it for month but the damp climate and the constant kneeling behind the plate left him with misbehaving knee. Fi- nally he gave up the ghost and struggled back to the Browns in Hate se&son-as an outfielder.
 He had one of his leaner hit ting years in 40 winding up with only 268 for his interrupted season.
 1 Haney Confident l But he is essentially hitter 5 and will regain his form with his I strength Haney believes. Back in 1886 he hit .344 in th'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-20
BIG TIME I5 PREDICTED
 BY DODGERS
By DILLON GRAHAM Sports Editor, AP Feature Service

HAVANA, Cuba, March 20 - This land of the rhumba has given new rhythm to the Brooklyn Dod- gers-a rhythm Lippy Leo Duro- cher thinks may lead to a pen nant.
 The pulse quickening beat of Cuba's rhumba bands has so popped up the boys from F1atbush that they're no longer talking about next year. Brooklyn's next year is here.
 Every last one of these Dodgers thinks Brooklyn will win the Ma tional League championship. And there are no "maybes" or ifs" in their conversations. They're cer- tain. M They dare you to say they haven't the best infield in the league. And just about the best outfield They believe the catching will be satisfactory and-with a bow to Walters and Derringer of the Reds-they say they'll still take the Brooklyn pitching over Cincinnati's.
 Some of the more optimistic members of the gang are talking in terms of 30 victories for young Kirby Higbe. Higbe has got the spirit too. If I could win IA for the Phillies I should be able to coast to 20 for the Dodgers, maybe more" he says. Whit Wyatt won Is last year when he was bothered part of the season by a knee in- jury. He figures he's a cinch to add another five or six wins.
 Just Carnival Spirit?
 Perhaps it's the carnival spirit of gay Havanna but the boys also predict big years for Luke Ham, line and Hugh Casey. Luke won 20 games two years ago and the bench experts think he can do it again. They've always been high 1 T ''tt 4iC 5 nCVCl QulLt come through.
 l.. ~.-.-.-.-i may be the one to 1 furnish the velvet" If he should have good year the Dodgers would be much closer to the pen nant land of their dreams. Var Lingle Mungo, before he was busted, was in the same category. Fred Fitzsimmons, who won ie last year, Jim Carleton and Curt Davis will do relief work and make infrequent starts. It's toe early to judge the rockies too se- riously but Durocher is high or Edward Head from Elmira and Al Sherer from New Orleans. I The infield of Dolf Camilli, Pete Coscarart, Pee Wee Reese and Harry Lavagetto is tops. Lava getto has put on weight and is hit ting the ball hard Reese has com pletely recovered from his ankle