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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Vilhy Shakeup
Reported Near
International N.w, servIc. Cable

BERLIN, Feb 15.-French In
terror Minister Marcel Peyroutor
is expected to hand in his resigna-
ton to Premier Marshal Henri
Petain today, according to reports
from Vichy.
The official German news agency
(DNB) says informed quarters at
Vichy believe that still other res
ignations may be announced today
thus completing solution of the
crisis" between Germany and
France.
Whether the expected French
cabinet shakeup will result in the
return of former Vice Premier
Pierre Laval to the Vichy regime
was not stated.
ROME. Feb. 15.-(INS)-A
strong hint that the recent con-
ference between Premier Musso-
lini and Spanish Generalissimo
Francisco Franco brought Spair
closer to the Axis orbit was pub.
lished today by Ralazione Interna'
tionali, organ of the Italian foreign
office.
"Italy's political hand contains
further cards which will be
played" the publication said.
"Spain's ties to the Axis In flu
ture will be greatly consolidated
! and developed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Fear Roosevelt
Might Establish
Shipping Lane
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL
fnt1 News service star Correspeadent

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-De-
claring that a loophole in the
lease-lend bill permits establish
ment Of a ship lane between
America and England, over which
American ships could carry war
materials. foes Of the all OUT
British aid measure announced
today that they will fight TO
close II.
The new battle arose over
possibility that President Roose-
Welt, exercising his authority under
the lease-lend bill 10 suspend
provisions OF the Neutrality Act,
might establish the ship lane
around Ireland to northern Eng
land as an alternative TO American
convoy Of supplies.
Senator Taft (Rl Of Ohio said
that an amendment will be pro-
posed to the measure prohibiting
suspension of a section of the
Neutrality Act which forbids ship
ment Of goods to warning nations
in American ships.
PRESIDENT BIG ISSUE
"Under an amendment In the
bill saying that nothing grants
authority for shipment Of goods
In American ships In violation
of one section of the Neutrality
Act. another section. which d.
rectly forbids such shipment, Ii
omitted" he said.
This provision could be sus-
pended and there might be q
ship lane established, perhaps
around the north of Ireland"
As Senate leaders prepared for
debate on the lease-lend bill Mon.
day, the so-called war powers" OF
the President emerged as the big
issue in the fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
FIRE TO THE EAST
DEFEND YOUR HOME

AnvEl,r1sFMEN1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-01

Continued From Fage One)
planned, in part at least, by the fact
that many residents of these three
coJIntlc, work in other counties, as.
'ot oNamDlC Durham. and when they
become unemployed, return to their
'atH."r hun"S and dra"' benefits
rough tho Henderson office.
Also interesting is the fact that
for each initial claim filed, an aver
..e" of more than four weeks of
,."elI,s We're paid.
Vance county furnishes more work
thHourh the Henderson office than
the other two counties combined. OF
IL covered employers in the
'a"son office area, Vance had
If the 1886 covered work.
crs, Naace had 3.642, all as Of De-
.llbca, 1910. As of the year 1910,
Narce county's payrGlls amnuntcd To
= T38,197. of the So 835.576 for the
liable employers in the three coun-
&c.
n four and one-half years, thro-
ugh Iunc 81. 1911. Vance county fur
niahcl 1G.052 of the 2A.723 a1plica
tion ror work in the three counties.
and complete placements ~ Jobs IN
't.t period numbered A,2N7 for
Vance county. of the 1903 placed N
the area. Vance county Furnished
1854 of the 23,5o0 initial claims
filed for benefits in the three and
onc-half years since benefits started
and 1887 of the 1T, 1877 continued
claims.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-01

cash On hand, loans on real estate
or on stock of the association, with
the exception f $4,000 stock the as
ISOLATION owns in the Federal Home
Loan Bank.
The Henderson Building and Loan
Association was formed twenty
years ago. Mr.. WcSter has been its
SccTctarY-treasurcr for the entire
time.
Officers and directors are men OF
recognized ability in the business
lf'e of tn" community. and men who
have made a success of their own af-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-01
PAGE FIVE

Hill. Omega Jones. Alb Flint HILL,
Robert Jones. Henderson, Wilbur
Jones. PIC Chestnut street, jennie
Ragland, 7n2 Orange street. IRWIN
Scott. 5ii pcttigrcW street: William
Terrell. 1923 Orange street. and
RAYMOND Vas. 800 Vas street
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-01

and Edward Fuman Tucker. Hen
dcrSon.
The Negro youths include Thoma;
Lee Branch, sos Flint Hill, FltrgT'
Lee Brodic, 627 Hillside avenue.
Elmo Gcrmomc Guyc. i22 Orange
Street. Thomas Hawkins, AS Flint
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-01

every state in the union. all oi whom
Lave been pleased with their stay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-01
Local Employment
Office Has Grown:
Serves 3 Count

Continued From Fage One)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
or. FOR A SUMMER COTTAGE
AWAY FR0ia III ALL"

Every family mas an ambition to
have q second home-nc matter how
modest-a baek-to-nature retreat
secluded from telephones traffic
neighbors. and other distinctions
place where q fellow can run around
in his nndershtrt If he feels like It
The sire. shape. and convenience Of
such . hide-out are usually Of little
consequence. A one-room cabin may
serve the purpose.
Such a summer estate" Is within
the reach Of almost every family
In fact. Dad rather fancies himself
as : handy man with hammer and
saw. and under his direction. the
family ran do the bulk Of the con-
Sfrtlction work itself
Your lumber dealer doubtless mas
3 selection Of stock plans Of simple.
summer cottages After placing the
foundation. which usually consist Of
. few Iow-eoes piers. such as oon-
crete blocks SGT in footlngs. the
framing OF q building Of this kind
Is seldom more than two days work
for 3 couple Of good carpenters The
rest o. the construction is often
simple. hammer-and-saw carpentry.
me placing Of the siding Is not
difficult. neither Is Singing the
roof and laying the floors. Almost
any man. handy with tools. can
finish the job once Il has been iram-
ed
Furthermore. It's fun
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
LONGER TERM NOW POPULAR

A survey Of The home loan field
today. seven years after the eStab-
lizhmenf Of The Federal Housing
Administration. would reveal that
the amnrtized single mortgage bas-
ed On . high percentage Of q scieu-
tifically appraised valne has gained
almost universal adoption
me National Housing Act served
Is Ehs vehicle Oh which the long
term amortlxed mortgage has been
carried 70 nationwide acceptance
b institutional lenders whether
they operate with the additional
urotnctlon Of she FHA insurance or
not. officials SAY
Use Of this type Of home loan
formerly was confined 10 certain
=ecfions and certain lending agen-
'cles Almost none extended oser the
under The National Housing act and
nail period Of 5 years allowable
for ne 80 PER cent OF appraised
value which s The maximum under
the FLA Some lenders as long as
sore Of years aEo. nevertheless.
hid 20 the principle that lhA type
nf ur1aaRe was sound
me National Housing Act has
contributed 3 means Of standAFdiz-
ne practices Of home mortgage
ienasnT which has proved sound and
sz4e q lender and borrower
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROW

Transfer q considerable municl
aaliy-omned ard ktate-0Mned prop
ersifx 10 private iudiytcuah there
b. nlncsng them again on the tax
rolls and making them revenue pro
uueinn g. the local governmental
featured The list AZ deeis filed for
record ia tire office o Chanccfy
Cierk Pred TayhoF during the past
several WEEKS Real estate trans
es have beru moving ~ ~ incFeaa-
Ia pace during the past several
months and 10 most caxcs theY indi-
cate a desire on the part 81 the
purchasers for home~o1peFsaip
included among The transfers Our
lng the past fcw days ere the fol-
h5wfng
Mack c Mecurry ard wife. EfheI
Mccufry % Carl r. Alexander. 10
SO by 100 feet In Southeast oornei
Of lOt 81 Of 8 Krebs tract Paeca'
goula
v. b pasrru 10 " P Johnson
lot a.. Riock 10 ard lot 5 IN Bl0ca
II. Pierce. Lewis and keil addition
70 Kreoie
g. n Baeos 10 Carl Ekiund. 10
a1 b. 1Gs fset on Martin Avenue
Amelia II Turner Estate subdivision
Section ~. T : q " 5 W
Lloyd X PAFkhurst. one Of heir
Of EaeI Parkhurst to MS mother
Mar Alice PaFkhurSt. lot 600 By L.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
DO NOT FILL GROUND WITH
RUBBISH

The foundation trench should not
become a eatch-aIl for scrapS of
lumber. masonry. and The like A
sill cannot be compacted over such
refuse and will settle later. necessi-
tating removal and replacement of
SHRUBS ane sod Neither does It
provide q nourtShing soil for plant
ING Furthermore, II offers aid and
comfort 70 the termites. Likewise.
an forms and forming stakes should
De removed from around foottnss
and walls. and grade peg from the
basement floor.
The I'LL around the house should
De vel tamped and set down 60
avoid future settlement Place and
lamp nll-in layers sloping away
from the house for best results
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
Home 0wnerships
Aid Families Who
Saw On Shelters

washington. u C-Hoxne oWner-
Ahip under the FHA plan e enab-
ling many families % spend q re-
duoed share Of their income for
shelter ana e stabilize their moatA-
~ hoasing costs for the future re-
Eardlexs Of rental tFena& Pederal
Housing Administrator Abneg IL
Ferguson stated TO-DAY
The average monthly payment
for housing bs borrowers under the
VIA plan Is los at fhe START. rep
reseun = relatively small proportion
OF income and most significantly.
remains constant. MI Ferguson
said.
Indeed. Tor the average home
owner, housing outlay viii take 3
smaller part OF his income IL In
comes in general tend % rise Fur
tnerFnoTe he and his family viii be
protected financially from any
threat Of increased rent and home
financing costs.
No matter shat happens in the
uncertain future. this mans basic
payment 70 interest and principal
viii remain absolutely unchanged
for the twenty or twenty-five years
OF mis- mortgage When the mort
gage Is paid OFF. his housing costs
win be virtually eliminated except
for local taxes. insurance. and
maintenance
I'm an era OF expanding employ
ment and rising living costs. pur-
chase Of Q home IL an investment
M future security. MI. Fergusor
said
Borrowers on mortgages insured
IN 1910 under the FHA system arr
paying on the average k266e month.
~ In the case OF neH homes ans
ez7 os IN the case Of existing home
70 meet interest and repay principal
This represents a drop from 1896 o
50 IN the average payment for nev
homes and OF 81 for existing homes
OF the purchasers In 1910 OF new
homes under the FILA plan. 70.
per cent r paying less than 81
a month.
The average ratio of FLA mort.
gage payment To income was only /:
per cent for new homes In 1910 ans
l0s per cent for existing homes
Here also there has been q gradua
ye~aF-to-year decline IN the ratis
OF outlay 70 income. More than q
per cent of the borrowers on ie4f
new homes r paying less than q
per cent Of their income for interest
and and repayment Of principal
and 744 per cent are paving les
than IS per cent.
Even when other costs Of home
maintenance. such as local taxes
are added 70 monthly payments Off
interest and principal. Mr.. Fergu-
son said. the cost for shelter under
the FILA plan Is often less than
rent furthermore, the housing ia
cllitles obtained are usually better
than The rental quarters previous
" occupied. and they bring more
satisfaction 20 their purchasers.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
FILA Modernization
Credit Plan Used
To Preserve Homes

The facilities OF the FHAS Mod
~ernixauon Credit Plan are urged by
Federal Housing Administrator Alb
neF II. Ferguson ax 9 preventive
against property deterioration aid
It's resultant Ills
Property deterioration. = serious
matter IN normal times. become
doubly so IN periods of great efnerg-
sncy ard stress. Mr. Ferguson
states The home owner. the busi-
ness man. and the community Ia
general are too APP 10 disregard the
| simpln requisites Of property pre-
servation and dismiss them as IN
important
"A property permitted TO become
wholly shabby and rundown means
the property's value Is not being
maintained and the investment
made By the owner Is not being
safeguaFued and protected
Neglect Cuts Market
Nothing so detracts from the ap-
pearanee of = neighborhood ac-
cordtng TO Afr, Ferguson a run
down buildings and neglected homes
lThis adverse effect Is more far
reaching than at first might be APP
parent Hone-Seekers and business
men who might become Interested
IN a community, either O CRATER
the emergency Is over viii hesitate
TO move into a section OF neglected
~nroDertfeN
Property owners facing such a sit
uatinn are offered an opportunity
by the determination Credit Plan Of
the FHA The plan Is 3 method Of
insured credit. providing financing
for needed repairs OF desired Inn
proyements to existing structures. II
operates through private capital
with TIE cooperation Of the Federal
Housing Administration which In
suTes qualified private lenders
against loss. thus encouraging them
70 make funds available FOR these
loans
: FLA plan Practical
The plan IS convenient and Wac-
teal Requirements are feR. and
terms are the most reasonable ever
offered on this type q financing
! The results achieved amply prove is
importance 70 the owuef q any real
property DESTROYS Of keeping I'D his
Investment but unable t. 10 so be-
caUse Of lack Of ready cash
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
Pierces Move Into
River Road Home

A new and modern home was
completed this week for Mr. and
Mrs Lee Pierce on River Road. The
house. OF wood construction Is Of
the latest design. It Is - by 3S
feet and contains five rooms. hall
and bath
The interior Of the structure Is
and the interior has hardwood floors
with natural trim used on other
woodwork
o @. Goodson Is contractor for
the home.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

x.shorate exterior eoynioez cen
sazne q Great deal Of earpenter
tine and Do not contribute greatly
. Ehe INABILITY q Toar hone For
1nassz cost. kesp down elaborate
exterior details
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

Shoe moulding around The edge
OF youF Dashboard vii look neat
for a longer period i i s finished
10 match the floor rather than
painted 10 match the Dashboard.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

You don't have to have a DARK
basement when At comparatively
little cost. areawayS can be develop
ed and large, modern windows in
stalled
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

II the porch Is screened you can
90 away with the screen entrance
door and It's cost may b. applied
toward the porch screens
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

son has reduced the admission to
every ones pocket for entry
and admission to the gate and
social events. The speciality Of
the tournament committee IL the
concessions which will be made
the players who make the tour
naments.
The club has invited 10 players
from each club in the country
! and will issue special rates to
them for lodging and play. These
are the other offers:
Rooms at 75c and dollar q
day.
Eats as you please from doc to
dollar a day.
A tennis banquet for all play
ers free,
Ample practice courts.
Practice competition from
ranking white players III the city.
a play chart (know when your
time is on he court).
Lounge rooms and warm-np
courts.
No player to referee while in
the tournament.
Rub down and trainers
Writing rooms and ping pong
tables. also court showers.
Complete social program.
Dancing at Country Club. GOLF,
swimming parties, tour Of city,
beer parties. cocktail parties.
smokers, cabaret parties and
grand ball
The tournament committee has
also made it possible to have on
hand its Tennis Shoppe well
equipped to serve all PLAYERS ut
a 40 per cent reduction. This is
the only colored tennis shoppe in
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

WILBERFORCE, Ohio, June
l7.-A wedding, beautiful in its
simplicity, marked the culmina-
ton Of campus romance, when
Dion Yvonne Walker, the daugh
ter Of President and Mrs. D. Or
monde Walker of Wilberforce
university, became the bride of
George Wilbur Rain, the son of
/ Mrs. Clifford Rain Of New York
City.
Shortly before the hour Of
A 80 p. m. in historic Jones Me-
I mortal chapel, Shorter hall, the
brides mother, stunningly attired
i'll pink lace and wearing an ex-
I otic straw has, was ushered in.
The groom and the best man
Mr.. Ted Brown of Detroit, took
their Places. The brides host
4 esscs, Misses Helene Barnes, Isa-
bel Askew and Gladys Powell and
Mesdames Melvin Johnson. Ray
! mond Dickerson, Mack Greene,
Ralph Teaheau and George VAL
entine came down the center
aisles and took places on each
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

ROTC school viii be infantry,
cavalry, engineer corps, and sig
nal corps.
The camp commander, Lieut.
Col. Francis M Brannan, who
has been on ROTC duty at the
University Of Michigan, and
Lieut.. Col. Bryant e Moore, who
has been on similar duty at the
University Of Illinois, have arriy-
ed already to supervise prepara-
tions for the camp.
In line with the training Of
selectees to man an expanding
Army, the ROTC school for fu-
ture officers to be held at Fort
Custer is vital step in the full
fillment Of the national defense
program and the building Of an
efficient national Army.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

tire city have begun to prepare
to entertain and extend to play
ers, tennis fans, and socialites
from all over the county an in
avitation to the Gath Annual Mid
Western TENTS tournament to be
held one week before the Nati-
onal Tennis tournament in Aug
ust.
This years Mid Western Ten
MS tournament has been planned
Tby expert tennis officials. by both
white and colored, and will bring
out many new features never be-
fore exhibited. The trophies will
consist Of the real material. the
newest and finest that can be
purchased. Trophies will be Civ
en- for not only tennis but for
the promotion of the. game. In
such INES as a good sportsman
trophy to male and female
PLAYER and fan. The most stylish
dressed player and fan, male and
female, The most outstanding
feature will be the Great Mid
West Team trophy, which will
ea1f 1ft4st n II A
team in the country is THE hest.
Besides these endorsements, the
club headed by Chairman Madi-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
HISTORICAL JONES MEMORIAL CHAPEL
SCENE OF BEAUTIFUL LnWEDDING

side of the altar, as the strains
of the wedding march heralded
the approach Of the bridal party.
The matron of honor, Mrs.
Beulah Whitby OF Detroit. the
brides only attendant, entered
first, wearing a pale blue gown
with pink accessories and carry
ing a bouquet of pink roses.
The bride, radiantly lovely in
princess gown Of white mar
quisette over Duchess Satin and
a tulle finger tip veil crowned
with 4 wreath Of orange bios
SONS, entered on the arm Of her
father, President Walker, who
gave her in marriage The bride
carried a white Bible, the Gift
Of her father and a shower bou
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

Women OF today, volunteers Of
the Army Of Romance, 30 into the
battle for beauty and romance
equipped with all-important satchel-
size handbags And 1t Is well that
the size of handbags has increased,
because we find that we must carry
many weapons with us, wherever
we 20, wherever We are.
Whit equipment for beauty .. !.
and let us never overlook that
beauty means romance have
You In Your handbag2 In mine,
find that | have lip rouge, rou@e,
powder, pun, eyebrow brush and
pencil, paper tissues for beauty aid.
nal file and stick, nail polish Tor
emergency repair. Of damaged ap-
pearance, a small kit with neeale
and thread, because / long ago
learned that nothing is SO nnsightly
as d leglength run in my hosiery.
i also carry 4 small pair OF nail
scissors, IL mirror, a comb, and small
yials of foundation and vanishing
creams.
Doesn't leave much room for re-
serve hankies, Identification papers
and, OF course, purse, does il
So armed. feel that can main
tain NY apprenticeship thus nlg
noise,lnder almost any situation
i'll which / may chance to find my
self during a busy day
Gay Knights Of Our Dreams may
feel that is Il territically large NUM-
ber of items to carry with YOU tt
is. Hut each Is necessary, so there
fore Is essential. also have am
other collection which | am glad I
don't have to carry with me, but
which feel Is very important. my
brush collectionl Brushes, large
and small, play IN important role
in my personal efforts for attractive
unpp:lI:tnCp
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

quet Of gardenias. The single
ring ceremony was sued, Bishop
David Henry Sims Of the First
Episcopal District and Bishop
Reverdy Cassius Ransom of the
Third Episcopal District of the
AME church officiated.
Following the ceremony re-
ception was held in Shorter hall
rarlors where guests and friends
assembled to offer Fluctuations to
the happy couple; to enjoy the
refreshments and to admire the
beautiful floral decorations. the
work Of Mrs. /. S Lane, another
Of the brides hostesses.
The couple left later in the
afternoon on brief motor
honeymoon in the East.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
.111zn)1lQ1 1lDo1U7uuzu
= ROMANCE
liIaIIali1

The Lurieuse Beauty Bureou established by the
GodefroY Manufacturing Company to study methods
of preserving womens no.urcl beaviy. and to make
the results of fhs research usoiuble to the public.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20

Becanse Of it's health virtue, on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, we should has
two 50 that one is always drya.
NEST important. We should bruS
our teeth after every meal, and u
sure that each nook and cram
around each tooth is reached IN
cleansed. Hand and nail brushs
also are important, and should h
used several times daily, followe
by application of a suitable lotto
so that the hands will be soft, fai'
and smooth.
brushing does not take the per.
manent out Of hair. Rather Ii givs
IA wave added softness and nat,r;
ness. Repeated brushings. seols
OF strokes q day. polishes hair 4
a luxurious sheen. cOmplexi,
brushes regularly used remove den
cnticie from the surface and allo 4
the fresh new skin underneath E,
appear. They are splendid for oil
ness, sallOwness, muddiness, lar
pores, blackheads. Try one. Beat.s
tiful results can be obtained In jusf
a few days. A body brush can q
the same for body skin when use
us bath brush.
Others use powder brushes u
good advantage, mostly to remos ,
excess powder which has been III ,
piled with Il puff.
With these thoughts in mind, v
easily can say TINT we "can hruf
our way TO romance.
Wbat are your beauty probienns:2
Write: Marie Downing, Lariense
Beauty Bureau, 1909 LindeH
Bid, ST. Louis, Mo, and she mill
be glad to ansWer them. Be
sure 10 enclose a seif-addressed,
stamped enyelope.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
ROTC CADETS
TO TRAIN IN
MICHIGAN

FORT CUSTER, Mich. Scores
Of tents springing up at this mill
itary post mark the impending ar
rival of the 500 ROTC cadets
and their instructors from uni
versities and colleges through
out Michigan, Illinois and Wis
consin.
Bringing so horses and most
of their equipment with them,
the future officers will enter six
weeks of intensive summer train
ing, beginning June 10. Troops
for instruction and demonstra-
| ton will be drawn from the 9Th
4 Division, following it's return to
Fort Custer in July. Arms of the
service to be covered by the
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-06-20
B BEA 7 7 Y
I E N N / S
CLU B

COLUMBUS. io--Columfus
Beatty Tennis club and the en-