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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Fox, Michigan, u. A. Films,
All Open Christmas Day
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE MOVIES aren't marked
I"Do Not Open Until Christmas
so it's quite fair TO tell you what
your holiday attractions are going
to be.
The Michigan. Fox and United
Artists. are all going 70 open RICH;
on Christmas Day so that YOU see
Santa hasn't forgotten you when
II comes to plenty of new attrac-
tIons.
The Michigan will have play
mates" the latest Kay KySer pic
lture in which he had a mad COM
bination Of characters.
Besides Kay. there's John Bar
rymore. Lupe Velez. May Robson.
Patsy Kelly, Peter Lind Hayes and
just about everybody but Karloff
This is a musicomedy, OF course.
with KySer'S band on hand 20
knock out a number OF new tunes
The accompanying picture will
be international Squadron" with
Ronald Regan. William Lundigan
and James Stephenson. all as fiiers
with the Raj. fighting off NaZ.
attacks. Olympic Bradna is the
femme interest.
AT TIE FOX Deanna Durbir
steps out in her brand new comedy
A most amusing affair il should he
because she has Charles Laughton
and Robert Cummings for fun
mates and together they should
really make something out Of III
IStarted With Eve"
Cadet Girl" picture with m
Iarmy background, and Carcle
Lands in the foreground, will APP
pear on the same bill beginning
December 25.
THE UNITED ARTISTS will
reveal new Shirley Temple,
we're told. when Kathleen opens
on the same day.
Shirley has been absent from
the screen for the two years since
she left Fox. She's now young
lady Of y and has Just finished
"a course at the Westlake School
for girls.
With Shirley In kathleen
you'll find Herbert Marshall, Gal
Patrick, LARAMIE Day and FeliA
| BreSSart.
The second picture. "Flying
Blind" is An aviation thriller Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Dishwashed Way
To Film Career

IAN MCDONALD, before be
received his FIRST MAJOR film role
in Martin Eden. in which hC
portrayS tho brutal ship captain
Butch Raglan. washed 64iSOC
dishes 10 feed himself during hi
dramatic schooling
While studying dramatcS AT the
Pasadena Community Theatei
where he was discovered by Pro
Queer r p Schulberg, MaCDon
aid washed dishes for his meali
for 403 consecutive days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

Richard Arlen, Roger Pryor, Jean
Parker and little Marie Wilson.
THE ADAMS will wait until
Friday TO show its completely new
bill Instead OF taking over the
Fox attraction this house will have
Loretta Young in The Men in
Her Life" who seem. in this in
stance, 10 be Dean Jaeger, John
Shepherd, Otto Kruger and Con-
rad Veidt.
The second picture will he Go
West, Young Lady with Ann
Miller taking the Horace Greeley
route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Backstage
Club to Hold
Party Here

One OF the largest celebrations
on New Years Eve, viii he the
sixth annual Open House Frolic
presented by the BackStage Club
With each years attendance
growing larger the officers of the
club this week ahsed fer one f
the huge sections Of Convention
Hall, consisting Of 10000 square
feet 10 be converted into a night
club for the single nights engage
ment.
Frank Dave and his recording
orchestra and A group OF featured
entertainers will provide continu-
Gus program Of music and talent
beginning at 10 |, m. The public IS
invited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Adams First Man
In Studio Gre alton

ERNIE ADAMS, well known
Hollywood character actor car
claim uniquenceS on one score.
II was IN the very first and the
very latest pictures Columbia stu
dioS ever made, he can saye,
Adams distinction is due 10 his
having been IN Columbia'S initial
production. a Hall Room Boys
comedy. made in 1921. and also IN
the last picture. a Of this date. 10
he-eompleted al the studio. The
Man Who Returned IN Life. team
ing John Howard, Lucille Fairbanks
and Ruth Ford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Lupe's Hula Starts
Niqh+ Club Bids

THE SPECTACULAR hui a
which Lupe Velez performed in
Honolulu La. has BECOME a
Hollywood legend
To date the star has received
requests from three native Ha-
waiian night club entertainers in
the film colony who want Lupe TO
teach them her AmericaniZed YER
sion of the dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Bell. Vaughn Top
Frontenac Show

BOBBY BELL and Jerry Vaughn
team up 10 do Rag Doll Dance
10 the unkling melody of The
Doll Dance in Karyl Normans
male revue AT the Club Frontenac
this week.
Bell, who is now in his third
season with Norman's shows, is
featured this week to the starring
of the clubs South American
singing star. Billy Herrera.
For his second spotlighted mum,
Der Bell does an elaborate fantasy
in conjunction with the dancing
Six Adorables, entitled Mari
juana."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Third in Row for
Hill Combination

BEDTIME STORY which %
ztsrs Loretta Young and Fredric
March. Islthe third picture 'o pe
turned 0ut by mr. producer -dUcftoI
team ~ p p Schulbcrg and AIcN-
Ander Hall Hailed as one Of thC
TOP comedies of the season D.
brings such players as Robert
Benchley Allyn Jos.yn Eve Arder
and Helen Wesley IN important
featured roles
Previously Tho Sfhulherc-lial
- combination have turned OF LIT
ue Miss Marker and he Stayed
fsF EreGkfsst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
His Own Gold

BRIAN DONLENY. starred with
Pat ORren in Trinidad, has six
gold mining properties. To date
however. nc has put more Of the
metal INTO the mines than he has
taken out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

VERONICA LAKE, Paramount
blond bomber. collects shoes as A
hobby. She has more than 65
pairS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

residence the
: q Is a ION
Ar my h oS-
telrA for girls,
The kids slide
down the iron
posts Of the
81 d . " a ! X
awning boiler
a n q I h Q r
fire 10 each
other climb
UP and slide
down again,
Il a w avs
"a ante d 10
slide down a
h T q S pole
like the fire.
men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Even Film Statues
Have Stand-Ins

A STATUE with a stand-in Is
one of the unusual features OF
Confessions Of Boston Blackie,'
which presents Chester Morris in
the title role.
The mystery thriller revOlvr
around a bronze statue OF Ma
Antony. large enough To conceal
a murderer within il. Because Of
the delicate machinery within the
statue. which appears in 100 scenes.
a duplicate was cast 10 he used in
long shots and moving shots.
RICHARD LANE. who plays a
supporting role 10 Macdonald
Carey and Jean Phillips in Or.
Broadway" owns major interests
i'm five Hollywood industrial plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Luxurious Wool filled Comfort S0o5 seas
ers, Satin covered!
All-Wool Nashua Blanket ins<AnS Goa,
choice of colors. z2xS4" o.
Sovereign PeIcale Sheets, all per- stss 500
feet! Slx99-Inch. wv
Ruffled Cottage Sets in choice of sAss ca.
attractive colors. OfC
sacking Dish Cloths. Vauel JJS
Two-Pc. Chenille Bath Set Mat snas eseo
and Seat cover. Special! SI"S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Attractive "wedgewood" tyre
border with colorful Aoral pat
ternl A service for - persons;
also includes ; Plattsrs, Cow
cred Vegetable Dish, Sugar,
Crssmsr, Gravy Boat, etc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

Copyright by Washington Times-Herald
Harlan G. Crandall
Accused of looting the Civil Service
Commission personnel files of
10000 confidential records of ma
tional defense workers and turning
them over to two naturalized Ger
mans, Harlan G.. Crandall, 30, an
employe of the commission, IS
shown as he was taken into custody
in Washington by an agent OF the
Department Of Justice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

staying with US, and Scott, one OF
his assistants, came and went on
mysterious missions. AS far as |
could see, the only thing done was
the asking and reasking of 80
many questions that we dreaded
being summoned to the library, |.
personally. was beginning to lose
faith IN the omnipotence of the ia
nous detective.
h morning after the funeral, |
aWoke to a windy day. The wind
had sprung up III the night. and
now the raIn-It seemed heavier
vas dashlng, with almost hurri~
cane force. against the windows.
When Kaye announced her m
tention Of walking to the fishing
village, | thought she was crazy
and did not hesitate to say SO. She
paid no attention to my critical
words but, shortly before noon,
started off in the tweed suit, row
covered by a r%alncOat. She had
yielded to my plea yesterday and
wore a black dress, coat and hat TO
Marks services. | sighed now TO
see that she had resumed her tweed
costume. l couldn't know how soon
| was to be thankful that she
cid so.
Work on Cary's book was out
OF h question, and !. bored by the
steadily falling rain, spent the aft
crnoon with a book before my fire.
At four Janet came in.
Kaye hasn't come back" she
said. This wind is frightful. I'm
afraid she may have been struck
by a falling branch. I've Just sent
the chauffeur to find her"
Within an hour he was bacl,
with a tale which worried them so
greatly that l was forced 70 ted
my suspicious and fears. Kaye had
not been at the fishing village that
day. Robert had gone 10 every
house. but nc one had seen her.
/ slipped away to the telephone
while they Were exCitediv 1aiti
and called Dave Otis hof.sc. IL
lived alone in his old home, attend.
ed by a housekeeper, who low tgld
ine that he had gone away il. hi,
car and told her he would moi DC
back for two or three days. That
convinced me my fears were ilst!-
fed.
One of the hardest things ! ever
did was to tell Mrs. Gould that
Kaye had undoubtedly run away 10
be married. shall not easily forget
her stricken face.
TO think that Kaye should DO
this to mel" she cried.
Cary and Janet questioned me at
2reat length. but when | told them
what Kaye had said, they could
only agree with me.
Captain Lancy came in while we
we're talking. He seemed much sur-
prised when ne heard that Dave
had gone away III his car and
promptly called Chief Crane.
THE chief did not give him per
mission to leave WctuXet," he said.
on his return. He is sending out
an order to pick them up wherever
found. Miss Kaye may be back be-
fore dark"
But she wasn't. At midnight we
gave up our Watchful waiting and
went to bed.
When | came down the stairs the
next morning, l found Jabcz bend
ing over a dirty, rain-smudged n
velope. one corner Of which still
vas under the edge of the door,
:; (To BE Continll%d)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND IN
TAX FORECIOSIR RE SUIT.

Under and by virtue of the powers
contained IN, and IN execution OF the
duties imposed upon me by a certain
judgment and order Of the Superior
Court OF Vance County, North Car
DINA, entered IN an action therein
pending to ~toreclose tax liens and
entitled, Vance County VS.. j. W.
Gill and wife Edith M. Oil, A. "A.
Bum, Trustee, FIRST National Bank
IN Henderson, Swift & Company,
Joel I. Cheatham, Receiver, q. {.
Brown, ct ais, beng No. 81 on the
Civil Issue Docket OF said Court, |
Will on Monday, the lOth day OF FEB
ruary, 1871, at IL clock Noon, at
the Couft House doof OF SAD Vance
County, olleI tor sale to the highest
bidder ton cash, all of the right, title
and interest OF j. W.GIl and Edlth
NJ. GlII m the following described
land, jo-Nl}:
/. Inc .. W, G'I store property
ilonth& "A henderson Wallenton
f"au, a's" aQJ"IniiS hIlUFeIl 81, me
Methodist CHuIch property n 9TH
tls, r"T detained description, see
DEED OF trust III BOOK 100 at page
800.
:. ti|@l N"yII" lpl fronting loo II.
on hlltleH 81 ana eHtehdIng bacN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
+ MURDER MAKESA HERO ID
ENeYI\ %v ELLIOTT.FlLION --.A.1 @A
- tf+LN--- vRrEVFR ADD uEHDM rNnur PRESS. mm-- @2I tNC|
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helps" With that, ne was gone, and
/. feeling as though the bottom had
dropped out Of my world. went
slo Wy upstairs TO my room.
Bill Wing should have been the
murderer. lie was of no use to
himself or anyone else that | could
see. The only person who cared
anything about him was Johnny
II he would certainly be better
of without a father who got drunk
and sold his sons clothes 10 buy
more liquor
Nhlle / vas still in the mental
doldrums, Kaye came in. She
seemed brighter. more at ease.
than when she went out She told
,,t what Edd ~lFanSpired with Bill
N'i,9'
'I't mao oceh SltunS ny Mrs. An
G'tW oed Wheh Captain Lancy
am" oiHtI crane entered, They had
H''''N'e"eu wing n ne mad sent
t'Vii - inc earn cottage. me
''u'y MIS- oaflI ioio then ellectu-
"'ly proved lhat biii wing mad not
fIlcu Mark.
Wis mao neeh away from the
iinS N'''So 'o' 'hfee Gays ana
'otn'lS, as usual nl' peeh eallnS
"''' ,ic ,''l''' lhat niSht ne
,, ~ n'Ne d i'eaNy coio' ana
~ 'iio" MN l"
-" '1Im ms ,e'li'SS mouse she
,h DoN o' d COZ III Her
. ,oo,"' o"' was Sl'tihS
,h1n '',o''tu III NE Nl'cieA
'I' ~ oCio'h' came 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

Count Ciano, Italian Foreign Min
ster and son-iu-law Of Mussolini,
las gone into service on the front
as a Colonel of a bomb
ng squadron, according to report
from Rome. The report did not
specify where Ciano was operating.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
.ttn

,,.,ste,t tue on CAPTAIN
Al s,e.ves. he started to-
! '0.' 4c,, at : pace when
W.Id ~ p.on IN with him
tsNeu ''0 ,huo,r -.
wait toi nc 49,, ms
shoulder >
In tn stars % Mrs hould 5
room we hurried kiocheu a' me
door, announced T'p'ai" Ldhcy
and II you ihll'N l Ne'i' 10 some
distance ani hlifldcu lily own puSl-
ress, you're l uiuil L l
walked 10 the hfa" OF TIE staircase
Ont of c1rehoj-i WASH low
enough to c"NesdfoP waited.
haven't any idea how long Cap
rain Lancy was in that room only
know that / grew more and more
excited Nhte / waited Bin Wing
vas the murderer. vas sure Of =.
vher CaptaIn Lancy came out.
Vic face was grimmer than ytt
hod eeer il. povn the stairs ne went
nav a. -t,,,v trailod him. ,
was eo.ng to see this thing
,hronoh,
In less than no time, in slickers
ond rain boots. three men, led BY
,ha do.ec..yr and chief. marchcd
o,t Of that room. out through the
front door. .oseu the driveway and
turned into the path we always
took to the fishing village.
Ihad duched INTO the living room
when they came out of the library
as thcv went out t,le door. flew
to a window and, when they took
the path to the fishing village,
danced a wild fandango which
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
SEC Policy To Favor
Small Cities, Babson Says
(CGn,.nucd from Pare One)

~
'Oo''i'"e" '1o'" @~e NAe'
aroor1m is satisfactory and i~ncreascs
the nu,nhrr of new is.Itcs mt ol,t
If vlII Lr extended IN o-he,. cite,
whern fine SEC now has offices
This new nroa,,am j.; Also imi,ort
ami i'm shovr;no = chanaod at4itId
ON the part of tho rommIssicn II
has r.nrIudcd that nntb = restoro-
tinn Of c,.pl vnent and sound do
Tense requires that industries be en-
votr&ged to issue new securities
helped to market these securities
The T.. 4.'s"d Legislation ali, citing
bank T. idjn@ companies IS anJt.ler
step al. 1& these Lines. This new at
| iitudc hould be Of benefit to every
reader of this column, whether fact
Dry owner, merchant, or wage work
or.
The Utility Program
| vm sorry to say that | have not
found any inclination l. Washing
ton to make life easier for the utIll-
lies. For q few months before cleo
ton, It seemed as II the utilities We're
at last going to get better treatment;
but since President NooseNeltS re-
aIeetl H., Washington seems to be
Getting tough again. The following
three lines of action are reported to
be on the cards:
|. Adoption OF a rule requiring
/ utility companies to obtain sealed
bids from underwriters OF private m
Nestors on the sale Of all security
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

Shown broadcasting greetings from
Boston to his father in Scar
borough. England, John Harvard
Baker, nine-year-old British war
refugee, is a direct descendant of
John Harvard, founder of Harvard
University. The youngster, shown
a statue of his ancestor, exclaimed
In disgust, lie doesn't look like us
at all"
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

Wild Ethiopian tribesmen led by
Halle Selassie and aided by British
bombers are reported to be hurting
themselves upon the Italians, de-
termined to chase the invaders from
their country. The "Cosqquering
Lion of Judah" was forced to flee
Ethiopia in 1886.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Soda Girls and Mattresses,
YOUNG WOMAN
SALESWOMEN.

Several competent salesWomen wanted
al once by downtown specially store for
permanent and part-time work. Must
have local experience in selling women S
better-type ready-to-Wear Give age and
pertinent details in Isl letter. All replies
confidential. Box 1851. Star
MILLINERY SALESWOMAN
Evening star., 1941-03-09
MAGAZINE MEN.

Experienced in clubs or two-pays; work
D. C. and so towns in Maryland and Eir-
ginia; new-car transportation furnished;
selection of magazines, Saturday Eve. Post
to Harper's Bazaar; no set clubs, Gus
toners choice 1907; an average man will
write 90 orders . week. A good man will
write 80 to 35; spot verihcation; no re-
verihcation. See Dan Wagner, Pa pm.
Sunday. 402 9Th st. NV. Room 21e.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
SAlESWOMEN.

CALL ON FRIENDS, greeting card as
sortments. Easter, birthday, other occa-
sions. Personal stationery: gift wrappings.
Brown. 225 5th ave. Dept. 6l07 N. Y.
WE START YOU IN BUSINESS.
5th ave. New York, firm desires women
to sell better dresses, coats suits, sports
wear, advertised in Vogue and Mademoi-
selle. Also children's garments. Good COM
Modern Manner, as west 45th, New YORK.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
HELP DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

GIRL colored, for general housework,
light laundry; one child; stay some nights;
Ss.25 week. 1871 Fort Stevens drive
Evening star., 1941-03-09

ELDERLY WOMAN WANTS TO SHARE
her large double room with another woman;
price IS only 50 a week; all conyenlences.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

Capable lady. experienced and having
adequate knowledge Of investment securi-
ties or real-estate business New firm offers
good starting salary and excellent oppor-
tunity. Give al details and references in
FIRST letter Boy oSS-T Star
Evening star., 1941-03-09
HELP MEN.
Sightseeing Limousine Drivers,

Experience on commercial vehicles re-
quired; must have D. c: operators permit;
See Mr., Tate in Gray Line Garage at 1884
23rd st. NV, bet. 10 am. and 3 pm,
Monday through Saturday
Evening star., 1941-03-09

T ELEP HONE NAN, exp.
credit collection work. 713
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

GIRL, white or colored. to live in; g.h.w.,
mothers helper: IS per week. Lincoln
--G%-W
Evening star., 1941-03-09

SHOE SALESWOMEN, expe-
rienced, for temporary work.
Apply employment Office, 4th
floor, Lansburgh's Dept.
Store.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
HELP WOMEk,

STENOGRAPHER and general ONCE work
er. experience not necessary. State age
and salary expected. Box l9S-H Star.
| TYPIST. ledger clerk for old. reliable con-
| Germ must be able to handle public: state
| experience, age, salary. married or single,
| telephone number. Apply in own hand
/ writing Box ANS-I. SLar-
Evening star., 1941-03-09

CHURCH SEWING CIRCLE NEEDS SEV.
eral machines in their Red Cross and
charity sewing. ANY one willing to donats
or sell a machine cheap. call ME. $3.50
Evening star., 1941-03-09
HELP DOMESTIC,

HELP DOMESTIC.
CHRISTIAN HOME desires services of white
woman for general housework, care .
children. Call after 6 pm. WI 1000
COOK, colored. experienced: references;
small adult semitic family; $40 to S12
COOK. eolored: experienced, to Keep house
for adults: light duties: stay nights: 81
per week, Wisconsin 1879.
COOK g.h-w. exp, under 30: in the
country; children; live in; good wages;
good local refs. Falls Church 564
COOK, experienced: upstairs work and light
laundry: must live in: good pay Phone
Adams s03S 2737 Woodlev pI. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. $40 week,
upstairs room and bath; live in. WI.
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER and cook.
whlte; n1 Iye in; SO week to begin. Emer-
GIRL, white, $3.50, for g.hw.; good cook,
excellent with children live in: local ref
erences; S45 mo. Wisconsin 6077
GIRL, white. who wants. nice home as
general housexork Wisconsin 1851.
GIRL, colored 2O-45. g.h.w. and care Of
child; health card and references REQUIRED:
live in; S35 mo to start. Call between
3 and I'm. CH. 7311.
GIRL colored, neat; experienced with chill
dren; must be over 21 yrs. 800 2nd st.
NV. Ant. 3.
GIRL, white. ghw.. care of small child:
empl. couple: stay nights, Sundays off. no
laundry: health certificate WI 2O62
GIRL. white. experienced in general house
work and care of child; stay nights; SS
week. Phone Woodley 6S6S.
GIRL. white. 1925; ghw.. care of .
small children, plain cooking: live in;
per: ref. S35 mo- CHI. 1858.
GIRL, colored, general housework and
plain cooking; no children: l IN. through
dinner: no Sunday. Georgia 034s.
GIRL, white. between 20-3O, for gh.w,
suburban home; live in: must love dogs
Call Miss Henderson. SH. 4136.
GIRL, white, ghw and mothers helper;
WA 3040
GIRL colored, gh.w.; stay some nights;
reference; S6 wk. and carfare. 1851
Denver st. s.e.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

HELP WOMEN.
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER, exper. all
around in general insurance agency. One
familiar with D. C. and Va. rates. STEM
ography typing, bookkeeping and general
office routine State age exper., where
worked in similar field. married or single.
salary expected Snapshot if convenient.
Moderate salary to start. Box 421-H, Star.
BEAUTICIAN, mature, to manage exclu-
Siye suburban Maryland shop excellent
future: replies confidential. Box 2lS-M,
Star lO
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), one for ne,
one for NV, steady positions, Al mani
curist for part time also considered. 23Ol
4th st. ne North 9701.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; Earl
Beauty Salon. 1901 G st. NV. Metropoh-
tan 1853.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert all around.
Preferably one with following. Anne
Beauty Salon, $3.50 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with experience. Ap-
ply in person at 1918 Rhode Island ave.
ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-S350 gives poses
sion of modern. profitable beauty shop and
apartment; rent only S33. RE. 2439.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert hair stylist.
sll-around; permanent. Apply 1917 Conn.
ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; must
be good hsircutter and msnicurist; Apply
sylvia a. Sue Beauty Shop. 1852 North
washington blvd, Arl., Va. OK. 1884.