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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28

llntcr hcn S,imlrelstelfeln, Die
mihulrfclt iinh 2eut. Tpnalo 6pfc.
Slopo iSiSfe. @urrp @airo. Saupt.
mann Sonrnp @opb. SRI. Slorence
Hrgers uno SRI. Hutb Saoilanh
Eraiioentin Ser 6raien 6lieger in
slmerifa. Slttton ielbit iliegt Der
gocins gtaup ,sigbter. Sauptmanr
Bono itellt ocn ,Sbe 8ao Man iron
.Dtnrs" pnr llno taubt aus elmer
SDbe bon 2OOO Wellen beruntcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28
Kmitci,i,,oefe earcrt
eeitehlet,eS Se9eIbeet

Walbington. Die &iiitenlpade BE.
ridtete, oaf iie Die Saft v8lue Ye
ter, Die am 13. Muault nabts por
lbrcm Siegeplas BEL Yropioence. q.
S, eeitoblen !poroen mar, .aefopert'
babe uno nah Worfo!f, Na., elm
Idleppte. 3pei Solouten an Worj
oes 8ootes tuurben in BepabrInn
genommen. 8ier HiitoIen unb brei
@eipebre tpuroen an 8oro gefunoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28
fote Nnitralicr
in Sineapere

Slngapore. 8eneralleutuant .
u. $. Sturoee, Der Stabshei Dc.
allitraliifen 9lrmee, l,no Ser Gbei
Der aritraliid,en 2ufttpaffe. sNar.
Idau Sir Gbarles Burnett, trafe,,
5u 8ciprehuneen nit bem Gberbe,
feblsbaber Der britiid,en 1ruppen
i'm Jernen Clten, 2uft-Gbcf.Mar,
ifaa Sir Nobert ofeWopbam
ein. Sbailano ianOte elm 8egriib,
ungstelegranm. ....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28
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Weiscn 0n 0ricetenlat,b

Berlin. I'm Der 2ebensmittelfnGpp.
belt IN @ricdenlano ab5ubelfen, b.
ben oie beutihen 8eborOen Die Mn'
lieierune bon 10000 Sonnen @ei5en
aus Dem Geih an9eoronet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28
EcrN 8ea,ocrbrccP
,pieHer IN Gt,alanH

Sonoon. geriorgungsmi,,iiter Sorh
8eaperbroof febrte aus Waibineton
nuh 9eipred)unsen iiber amerifo.
niihe &iIfe na6 england 5l,riid. Gr
mar bon Ser 3uiammeufunft Gburs
d)ius nit Rocieuelt 9le;d nah8aib=
ington getpnnmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28
St,afas ,eineeiebf
aeee,n Seite Gebr,,e

Berlin. Sas Sbcrfommanoo oei
8ebrlnaht berid,tete belonoers er
fol9reide oelltitbe @uftaugriffe an,
Subruf, ipobei Stl,fos Golltrcfier
ouf 6lafbattcrien cr5iclt uno Muni.
tionsloger pernidtet murben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28
4anNelspertrae Spanien
ssttN DGnct ct>torf

Waorib. Spanien uno Gducnar'
uuter5eibneten einen Sanoelspel
trug. GinSelbeiten lpuroen nibt b.
fanntgegeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28

These ladies' Miss Polly Kendall Miss
Betty Rohan here shown with model
will be hand box holders Victory
be staged North Randall field Cleveland
Sunday afternoons August 80 and 81 by the
United China Relief and the British War Relief Society
Howard buttons world famous Sky Devils troop flying
the National Air Races Preparations being
crowd the Labor Day weekend the Victory Air.
at North Randall track of Ohios
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28

- Meiien Sic bel GinfGuten bnr.
olti bin. onb Sic oie sln5eige i'm
vGolfsbIatt" gcleien babcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-28
Gekte 6elceenkeit
;. & G.:Talrtcn nad) Gebur Yuinl
cnbcn am Mrbcttcrtaa

Mcr Geour Yolnt nod eilnlal be.
'ufen mill, che Sic Saiion 5ll Gnbt
1ebt, ml,i, lid bceileu. Die .GaItera
Statcs" maft ibrc lctte sSabrt BORT.
bin um slrbeitertag. slbfobrt pom Sit
9. Str. Hier Inn 8 ltbr mprgens
Riidfebr INN $50 llbf abcnos. Gag.
lid lmo Sonntuns.
----O-
- @ellen Sie Dei Giufdufen oar.
allt bin, oaB Sic ois Nn5eige I'M
rGnlfsblatt" geleien baben.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

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- psEE nss muzNFts ugwn us ia
FNflA
sssW m opusss / eAnt say tl1a1 -
camm,fsex h NuAfx - a<sa4M ka e
Eheae asaeEMsmsEEak aaE I hmss MsR
fFteaasF eaf o sAse CzNsfmMM ans3
a1szse M tisK MefNh4fA ~lrh sita1a /
hAse akeleAssa us as4tse4. taNssfssz
18th ne Npfaetal - Ne C~eufazea
~ - DNfeaae Ess4@lu4. eaa III
IMztnAm has pEunalana o. neftfY ~
Mftnn aaa CuanfnilsnH meNH - Mtm4
ma rxpsnnk Trees ameSsamemta
e. Fsfseif euHnsAefnknsA ard - hMs
given sAa - aaams4st14 tnA& ~
wrtskf apfNnQe uaeam 0l tnslIM. II
she C~eanHnltlee dfna na& ad1e4 -
nfaenanaent I elu oEixf thnm 81 lie
fiasN. hnk EeNt SnfY hnkmIat sftat
tae Cnnnxnlttee wiil nsops them 1
~slncnFuly heilnse usAt 3isn usezs
auae1mtmeusx. toeslEses eth TIE eef
t~tffuAftnn Mhtr1a hek hsen ma4x. .
exed many ~ gsasf haeAl 9osEtes 81
b Graded Fea maE FNN3 4sazkEzzs
trait kktesH matters kfa rexezxtnN M
constant asisnssauA
1 observe ii uAla eunnert11n. NaN
story III Last uueka Chfontrts azaF
about Ire battle q Ire tnN haxss
Ard whlle TIE matter e my sttItAsas
81 sfla ao-ealled EFEliz IN ~ O.
frnse houses NAM unfortunately
handed b. saHn publhctly fnan
ssekfEAe . story ny own tfss FEEMs
ara sell hnnwn - Foa ~ 9p4NNs*
ton. ~ ypa know ~ una Govern
menf epffanina miiaHnua 81 fasleft
TOT electric tee bexes ana otfssF uas
usual sadxNts III Etleze nsfeEs3 hoszz-
= Aan mot lAaaHd nIxsei IRE faat AazAa
lad 4 friend n ttle ANe b&atnem
hus upon the @Alssd eensa1slfAu basis
inst the tai paFefa mpl1sf NnuaM
ns* b. ~nKt4nksaa Eaf stfb ffEiaa
feel lfst h h unfair 70 ne tas wVs
err - TIRE ifEnl property uNnhzs
and u 0tif r~itlagHslsip nnnnEaIly -
The u0tefnmenI = o. Into : eEzan
mnnAtS nBeEn utnaF lnfidiu4ds Fenl
hnzGssR MsklAput ztAea4 spriian<es 80
- naane fnsm II IS uu4efnsAsE.
houses You Ard ! kn0W uef titzfl
: fse. q shy unfnFntstss1 house'
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

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fsemna N
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Npxe1al ANkm ~ ne eNs Msa
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Fsafas keFIa
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10 = q WNnsaN
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Mss eAn
WednmE
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Kasiaf Aa4sNaTs AFsH IT,
IA MMm8lg AteFalne n4
10 4 AfAy m
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la a FmssM wMsAe -
Hnm ~ ue sNNlNss Ns asmeal
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nNMNs kaae1A
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Faeeant mmsnasd ~ - xAAs
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Fnanst
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
WARRANTS ALLOWED
BY SUPERVISORS FOR
FEBRUARY TERM, 1871

re fozicwing allowances are can.
ssasr~A allowed and oFcercd paid
~ - ne CoSsnty Treasury hy ire
cosrpty Board q Supervisors II
ssefssn Comfy. Mlss1SippL ard
- Clerk Of the Beard - Super
vis,rg Is hereby direrted 10 draw
rr,furr wArrantA therefor. tn-wft
Gexseral Csxzstx FMn6
II " Cochran ih Gays fnzp&
- and brS 2 days attending Mar
se-ra. $1,000 X " Durham oitta.
5000 II p GautieF. dittn sieom
p Moran. ditto. eiO00a r. L
yatehn. dfttn $1,000. Pred Tayior.
Clerk 2 days attend Mar. Term.
1900 "A p. HeidelbeFg. Sal Atty
Tor Board OF Super. $500 Miss
Ruth Cain sal Co Agent Of Home
Econ Si2SOo A. J. Franklin. sal.
90. Agent Of Agrll- xf7Sao Annie
winds sal Co Agent Home Econ
Col sec 90 J. X 0Fahsm. Sal CO,
Assessor $4,000. Mira. Carrie Eseil
sal Deputy Assessor No Feb, $500
Wm D Billiard. Sal. Co Attorney.
mo Feb $1,000 s. q Biibo sal
Convict Foreman. sI2s 90. Haywood
brooks Sal Janitor c. H a. LAme
dry. $40 s.. Mrs Saliie Tanner. al
order Board Of Supr. si70O. Mrs.
Hunter Nolf, ditto. $1,000. Olfver
TfIIey. ditto, si2Oo. Pat Anderson
ditto. $500 Mrs r. + Rahby. ditto
$500 Mrs Ida GoiI. ditto. sl1m.
Clarence Victor ditto. $500 Simon
Rogers. ditto. si2D0 George Chest
ant ditto. Si2O0 Carl Hawley. ditto,
$500 walter Mansfield. Emergency
Relief order B OF, s ti20o. Miss
Clara Herrtn. Allow acct Exp CO
Welfare of. 5000 Miss Clara
Herrin. Defraying expenses Of Co.
Vel Off $500 Miss Stella Scott,
Services rendered. Nc FEB acct ca
Welfare Office. sisno. Mile Barter
Sal Mo. Feb. Steno. acct. ca.
Agents, 5000. Hihernia Bank A. Tt.
Co. In Liquidation. rent for house
acct Home Dem. wk. 5000 Jack
son CO. Library Assn. allow. per
order Board OF Supr. $500. South
Miss Charity Hos. Allow. acct En-
ergency relief Aaron Fuller Nc. Feb
$500. A. ID. Coleman. sal a. Up
keep Co Home sls5.42. Standard
OIL Co. DIESEL OIL acct Sheriff. S61o.
A 7. Nadeau Jr. NJ. D. Salary Di-
rector Co. Health Dept sl34B0 J
NJ. Epting. Sal San. Snsp. ei0500.
Willie Belle Smith Ssi. p. II. Nurse
$500. Wilhelmtna LAWYER. Sal p,
H. Nurse. s1is00. Thelma Garrett
Sal Clerk, $1,000. Ethel Joyce. salary
Janitress $500 John Tvey, labor
$500. Miss Power Co. service acct
Health Dept. si52. Miss Power CO
Service acct Health Dept. G223
Palace Pharmacy, supplies acct
Health Dept. $50. Quality Purn
Store acct Health Dept $500. Z. r.
Squibb & Sons. Supplies acct
Health Dept, $500. Miss State
Board of Health. Supplies. $3.50. II
w. Slater. parts and labor acct
roofing airport. s2B0o II. W. Slatei
set up new stove and parts acct
jail. $500. Head Furn. a. Hdw. Co
supplies act c. H. & jail $5Ie
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
.COLMFR EXPLAINS
HIS POSITION On
LANHAh BILL
writes AaKar 0asly An I~naefsasinG
Letter 81 8la Activities o.
tza4alf % Fasnaeaa1a
Washington ~ g.
March ~ 1881

A&AAAAt4A ~ "
March n. 1871
Mayor wasseE uuileys
paeca90ula. Mississippi
NY dear Waiter
have yuuf letter u tle istla. and
also ere frgsn Lester Wlnkegknn 81
the same date. 81 xhlrh yoa urge
the necessity fos pfofnps eartiiica.
tion Of he pnscAeouls pFulect !
contacted Eaautsnant Hu1ekefn ard
arm pleased % advise tnAt the letter
% certlflemtfem has anae forward
4 should hkxT written yau knauef
shout this. bat I have had % many
irons ~ TIE fifu Cor TIE past fnm
days that | simply haven't bern nhle
20 set 70 e.
Ia this nunnnction. ! also acKnD@-
ledge feeespk 81 oog8 q YosaK letter
Of March nth ~ Hsalatu4 HnfFi~ou
Ever since yaa. HerfnnA and WIN
terton seFe here | have been IN
constant touch With iris fanhaln
Bill. which Nnrkn O. give feiief %
municipalities such - paeeanusaa
and which Il the lhins flat Ne
have eli bsen working for. This
htl h stu b. COMMITTEES. but l un-
derstnnd from M. Lanllam that tisa
COMMITTEES viii SO into eNecntiss
session early next week 20 consider
the ~ruuuEfEnR ont uf same IN nsis
connection ! have dfHwu up hires
amendments tor fhn Bill and have
secured the approval d tire Ce-uf.
1 sEsNatAs - $780, ka&ss4wM "A a.
mss. ana the tentative aEfkEFuEak q
u tiesa amendments 4 - eiaflf1
the hill 70 aa 70 ftt caAea like pnAual
goula You viii recall that I toit
you sometlme ago thAt dua 10 oal
haste la getting thu pnechauuin pro.
lect started ma got our funds out d
"a 9 first 1000. 900 aglncaii0fl
! which - merely an amendment 4
an appropriation btu authorizing
the expenditufe Of tf0aA8a.00 fns
this purpose That Is the FnmsofI
that the Navy n building the pntra.
eouia housing project Now tn
benefictal provisions u the ofiRinal
act for assistance % municipalities
does not apply 70 this first 100000.
90 appropriation. under which tn
PakcsEouia project Is b&sng con.
Airtlrted One % theaa benefits 4
auuis payment 20 municipalities ii
lieu q taxes since TIE property i
tax exempt 50 my first amend.
ment provides that Tire proleets
constructed under the first sl0o..
0eo0o0 shall receive ne aame bene.
fi8 &c aloss polecta e~nfEatruGfed
under the subsequent Lehman Act
Ny second amendment speeillemi.
~ provides that the benefits ana
facilities provided under fhs Tan.
ham act now under consideration
and . which these amendments Vii
BE- offered. win BE- retroactive 40 q
% cover the hUuains protests under
the first 1I0o 100000 IN inclined
70 believe that the Act Il broad
enough 70 cover these protests but
want 70 - sure.
NJ ualEd amendments would al.
uhoFize ne sale Of these hosases q
deie1ss NoTksrG. This wouId L2nd
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Twenty MLzslszlppl cogutlss ere
% the honor roll for hasine secured
more Farm Bureau members 81
ready in 1851 than for the entire
yezF o. 1910
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

J. A. Byrd. salary road foreman,
$1,000. Andrew Fynan. q days and
I hrs. SIS 80. Joe Rogers, ar. ~
days and 7 hrs. t54.i0. Hills Hard
ware. supplies acct I'd Uk. H24
Gulf Refining Co. supplies acct
I'd NJ a7aa7
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

ron nA1EN kgEs F01H TFAHN
Price sfm IN a11f ennzlEiss feA91
- r. : = 0HElen - ; f.Aas
souia. sss'1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Standard Oh Co. Deisel PueI per
inv acct. I'd wk sf3.75. Z s. Davis
& Sons supplies acct I'd ". e1e4
Geo. Pabst. q days labor. 500.
United Poultry Producers. fertilizer.
ei0zl. Shell Oh Co, AZ per Din.
49, w. J. Dusexnay, labor, 800.
fuster Seymour. labor acct. I'd NIX.
ST % Henry King. labor acct I'd wk
500. A Weber u d 4 hrs. tabeT.
5000. n. Seymour. n hrs Izbor
sic Harry STRICKEN. II days labor,
5000 n. Madsen, 3 days labor.
s90 J. I. Barlow, Refund On Ma~
terta1s, Sass Modern Auto Service
Gas Oh & Repairs es1ea J C.
Weider, plumbing and material
sze8 Paul Seymour. 70 dsFs labor
e14W- G. c. Williams, / d izb6H
$40 p Benezae. 6 da labor 4I1Ao
J. ~ seymour. "A da labor $3.50.
c. BULLOCK. - q iab0r $3.50 T.
Voiped1ch. q d labor ese60. -. D.
HaNzey. 7 d w1fh team and = d
kbox GeeA 5oe Williams fe DAYS
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

jackson County Hospital. accs
expenses month 81 February
$4,000
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Sou. Specially Sales Co. FEB.
rental for Golf Tractor. soe.le
Standard OIL Co. gas and oil acct.
I'd VIZ s40e5. Claude Pierce. - da
I'd ser. maintaining. and assisting
with prisoners 5000. MuFt Taylor.
= days service acct I'd wk $3.50
The Texas Co 2 truck tires les al
lowance art &c TX s3eo0 A. Del
c0myn. supplies acct I'd wk sie67
TIE Texas Co Gas and oil per INV.
acct. I'd wk s4I67. Richards Auto
Repairs. supplies acct I'd wk "a 70.
Talbot Motor Co. Parts and labor
anct ri wk IS a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

J. j. Murphy. salary keeper p
Bayou Hr. 5000. Russell Carver ~
days bridge Comr. $4,000. J. J.
Fletcher. salary Pur. Agent. $751; o.
W. c. Oliver "a days bridge wk
5000. Joe Holden = days. ditto.
$40. v. Bailey. II days. ditto.
t4760 Ire j. Wilmington, Is days
ditto. es32o. H. n Holden. "a daYs.
ditto. $3.50. G. Peterson, 2 days.
ditto. $50. Texaco Ser. sta. Oh act.
brtcge wk $50. Z Z. FURRY esos
feet. Bridge wk. t2le Is. The Texas
Co Gas and oii per ins. acct. bridge
wk e7I7s.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

n n cole salary operator toll
bridge. el7s0o. A. d. Brondum. al.
asst. operator toll bridge, eiz5M
Jno o. Grant, sal asst operator Ten
bridge, 1880. Fred Taylor. c7erk,
refund aect. sales OF bridge books,
1850 Standard OH Co. gas Per
Inv. acct bridge. M.77. Nhs. Power
Co. lights and poner service acct.
bridge. sHm. Builders Supply Co
Inc lumber acct bridge. e72b.
Seheei Fnn4
Myrtle Heidelberg. salary fof
mo. February. $3.50 A p. heeehee.
sal mo February and stamp .
1901. Mafy Kate Wesffall a.. and
expenses mo Feb sis9m Southern
Bell Tel q Tel Co. service enc
tolls seet. supt Of edu.. eI4io.
Lgsn EaFai Separate school Fnaa
A = Aeeehee. part 81 mo. Fss-
raav NTL harY Kate WestfalI
part sal mo. February. e7Bo. Lewis
InA Agency, , prems. acct hidgs
ell471. HAcot In4 Agency. ) urenss
acct bdzzs ti4416 Moa Point Ins.
Agency 2 prems sect aebocg kldez
tliAn Resale WessaI Is days at
sIm service acct ah- sfsO0.
faseAssala Separate sez1eof Fmn1
A = 4egehee. part 81 for mo.
February. 500. MaFs Kate West
fail art 81 for no. e February.
&20 - Export + = CO.
freight eaw On ear eel acct Mh
tsssa BFaalieidA. linens acct hama
eoonomzG Department So Palace
Pharmacy. medical suup1es aeet
SCH ss1 Woodward WIzht a @
parts sect anop e7T. FoiIett Boz
Co. books f0 elemen1ary An
tfI11T national Sea. Record eaa-
pAz. ezz14 Mss. pezsr CO. 1910
.fn FehnaEz. ef1kI. Had Pnrns-
rurA 4 Hardware Co materials act
shon ela2 aenlng oraeeEy G.. 80.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
FIND DR.. WILLIS IA. HUCCINS' BODY
Mammouth Tent For Health Opens July ~
Zion Church Cree New Pastor Miss Elizabeth

editors Note: Mr.. Pickens is Staff
Assistant. Defense Savings Staff, in
the United States Treasury Depart
ment. Following is from a recent ad-
dress at Atlanta University.
The guardian., 1941-07-26

There will be grand opening of the
Bible and Health Institute in the NAM
moth tent at Madison Park on War
wick st. on Sunday, July 27, at pm.
with Rev. A. Wellington Clarke in
charge.
The meetings will be unique and un-
usual in their settings. Various
speakers will be on the program includ-
ing a number of prominent local ply
sicians who will give lectures on health
topics. The meetings will be conducted
every night in the week except Satur-
day with question and answer period
each night just preceding the regular
worship hour.
Special musical features will liven
the meetings from time to time and
will include solos, quartettes, and Choir
uses. There will also be congregational
singing from the screen. Every sermon
will be illustrated by pictures on the
screen.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
NIX AND MRS. WILLIAM MAYO who were showered with substantial Gifts
at their surprise 5oh wedding anniversary
UFlFhratP 6nlAFn n1Rnnttttn AnnturrHaru

Friends and relatives heaped con-
grat9latlons and good wishes upn Mr..
and Mrs: William Mayo at reception
In Their home on Hubbard Ave. honor
ing them on the occasion of their golden
wedding anniversary Gathered around
Illem TI We're their two daughters, Mrs.
Florence Suarez and Mrs. Ann King
Lawrence Mayo and their wives Ruth,
ana three sons Adolph, James, and
Doris, and Camilla.
Among the guest present and gifts
received are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel SynueI Foster of Weymouth; Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy Cousins, gold purse; Mr..
ana Mrs. Wiley L. Hunt, purse; Rev.
and Mrs, H. Davis, purse; Mrs. Georgia
The guardian., 1941-07-26
366TH ON AIR

"This Mans Army, radio broadcast
from Fort Devens last Tuesday mite,
featured the band and chorus of the
366th Colored Regiment, and intro
ductory remarks by Colonel West A.
Hamilton, commanding officer of the
regiment.
Popular jazz music was presented
by the 366th "Swing Band" under
Private Make Armstrong.
Col. Hamilton Speaks
'The 366th Regiment is first of all.
an American Regiment" said Colonel
Hamilton in relating the colorful back
ground of the regiment which first saw
action in the first world war and was
recently revived this year around a
nucleus of officers and men from the
Continued on Page A.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
Br. d. @. Turntr' Il
Mutlrfr paHHfH

Mrs. Mary J. Turner, late of 267
st. Botolph st. died at City Hospital
on Monday, July 81. The funeral took
place on Wednesday from the Funeral
Home at 259 NewbuIy st. High mass
Of requiem followed at st. Cecilia
Church, Belvidere St., the father in
charge oficiated and accompanying the
family to the grave at Mt. Benedict
Cemetery, West Roxbury, where the
service was concluded. The grave was
strewn with beautiful flowers sent in
remembrance by many friends. The
Continued on Page 4)
The guardian., 1941-07-26
Aka Scholarship
To Dorothy Jordan

Over one hundred people gathered
Saturday, July 10 on the spacious lawr
of Mrs. Lawrence Henderson, Is West.
Minister Ave, for the annual garden
party of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror-
ity. The features, bridge, fortune
telling, movies, swing music, and a
fashion show-dance ensemble were en-
joyed by the fashionable group who
attended
The sale Of ice cream, soft drinks,
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By Floyd G. SnelsOn
Especial to The Guardian)


NEW YORK-A veil of mystery
was lifted in Harlem Friday, when the
body of the noted educator DR.. Willis
Nathaniel Huggins, ABB, MA, Ph.D.,
missing since December "a was identi-
fled at the Bellevue City morgue, fol-
lowing its discovery in the Hudson
River at Seventy-second Street Tues
day.
According to the Missing Persons
Bureau, DR.. Higgins was last seen at
his home 1890 Seventh Avenue at Ills
am. on Dec. %, when he had $500 in
his pocket, presumably to di his Xmas
shopping. At 100 am. the following
day his overcoat was found on the
George Washington Bridge, and his
wife Mrs. Rosetta Higgins received a
letter saying Something is going to
happen.
his disappearance was a great shock
to Harlem, and was the topic of general
discussion for weeks; until the mvs-
terry was solved Friday, after his fam
lily were called to identify the remains.
1t was also disclosed that he sent word
that he desired a close friend Claude
Sterrett, local mortician to have his
body.
At the time, police are said to have
had suspicion of foul play, and very
little information was given out, while
detectives combed the city for evi-
dence. Rumors even came from New
Jersey, and elsewhere regarding the
search.
Since he was a great admirer of
Halle Selassie, ruler of Ethiopia, and
often lamented the emperor's loss of
his throne, many advanced the belief
he had sailed to Africa to join Selas
The guardian., 1941-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelia Vincent of 6
Atherton Place, Roxbury, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Eliza
beth Helen, to Mr.. Theodore Curtis
Mayo, on July 19, 1941 in Raleigh,
N. C. Mr.. Mayo is the son of Dr. and
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Beckwith, purse; Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Mayo-gold trimmed berry set,
Mrs. Fred Mayo, grandson, gold cake
set; Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins,
flowers and purse; Mrs. Whaley, bath
towels; Mrs. Rebecca Hendricks, purse
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hawkins, purse
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cambridge, gold
trimmed beverage glasses; Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Elmore-gold beverage set ;
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hilliard, purse.
Mrs. Isabelle Russell, gift; Misses
Ethel and Minnie Jackson-50th Ami
versary Gift Book; Mr.. and Mrs.
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last New England conference ad-
iourned
Sunday was the new pastors first
day in Columbus Avenue A.M.E. Zion
Church. He preached to a capacity
house to the delight of all present. Rev.
Perry was sent here by Bishop W. J.
Walls from Louisville, Kentucky, where
he was tsationed at Broadway Temple
A.M.E. Zion Church. He had been
there nearly three years and was max
ing wonderful improvements in that
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TRADE UNIONISTS
FIGHT DISMISSAL
OF E. G. GUNNER

NEW YORK, N. Y.-More than
900 officers and members of executive
boards of the 32 locals of the New York
District of the State, County and NUM-
cipal Workers of America, CIO, met
last Monday to form defense commit
tee for Ewart G. Gunner, suspended
Junior Examiner in the Municipal
Civil Service Commission.
Speakers charged that the suspen-
sion was a fragrant attack upon the
union, and an outstanding case of color
bias and discrimination and was in line
with the consistent anti-labor policy of
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FLASH-Mrs. Gladys Caution Kill
ley of N. Y died Friday at Harlem
Hospital with her daughter, Sinah, at
her bedside.
The guardian., 1941-07-26
GRAND OPENING OF
Bible AND HEALTH INSTITUTE

Among the topics for future con
sideration are:
l. "Seven Women After One Man"
2. "Can a Man Go to Heaven
Without Going to Church
A cordial invitation is extended to
everyone in the community to attend
these health lectures. At the big paw
lion will be the community place during
the remainder Of the summer.
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DR.. WILLIS NJ. HUGGINS
BODY Recovered

sic, which was not preposterous.
DR.. Huggins was the most distin-
guished colored member of the New
York City board of education, holding
position as instructor of history and
economies at the Bushwick High
School, Brooklyn (mstly white stu
dents) by day and serving as assist
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RAINEY ASKS
$4,000 DAMAGE
FROM lawyer

A $4,000 suit against Saul Cohen,
Jewish layway, was entered in the
Superior Court of Suffolk County by
Attorney Julian D. Rainey The re-
cords show that the declaration alleges
that the defendant falsely and malici-
ousIy at divers times circulates state
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