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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24
State Prison
Term Okayed
For Boy IA
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter iiOtrl,
RX LYNN NISEEI

Raleigh. Nov. 2i.-Alun2o Will
liamS. McClicnburg county lad be
tween II and Is years of age. WIS
properly sentenced Ia lie State pcni-
icnti"rv by Judge Frank Armstrong
last week. III the opinion OF Attorney
General Harry McAlullan.
The unusual instance at the atlur-
nry general passing On the legality
ct u Judicial sentence came uLtti
through confusing langUy:.r in rh"
tHiUie fixing duties OF the iuNoUpr
court. II - believed iu gr the 'I,..i
TIME o iuIGr has asked ;hv attorney
generals office to pass lIpun 81 SVir-
'"ucr al.vadv pronounced by him.
Williams. through MS attorney. en-
;,rcd ~ plea ui guilty - breaking
and entering. II Hu- brought ulIt ~
court that although inc WIS under III.
ne was over II and had - criminal
,rcu.G Wt"rny OF a much u!d, man.
The cJ~v had properly come iu Airvk
lVubUg Superior Court from rnr
C.ty-CuIinty Juvenile court. Judge
kim~,.uu" liNVd the penalty one Ia
tive wears III State Prison. but PFC
N,drd ihIt il should bc put into cl-
.vc' until approved Dv the attorney
general. Sentence upon other counts
,.aS g. become operative only If the
boy displayed bad conduct after
,.u.n,rIruu -! the FIRST term. Inc
iuCa, al, especially asked ,!in D.
.uiv commission to keep an eye on
Tie l.U
Apparently his honor wa not
-u.v about uis authority To- sentence
q. Hn" vino came within the a." Of
ftI..t.rgIi,. rllui Ii.l.i- IIr,Irr tirLIrIIi.I,,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24
Christian Church
Conference Elects
All Old Officers

Army life and Organization. and 10
emphasize in instruction III American
history. social studies and world geo
gvaphy. and other subjects calculated
70 ease III the adjustment of the stu
den; lCavi"g civilian lite Tor the
Army. Even Inc smallest schools re-
urged 10 give voluntary instructions
in driver education. language COM
mumicaiiou and reading, health ana
physical education. fundamentals ~
m iirmatics. elementary map read
iug and army clerical procedures.
Vocational, trade on industrial
schools arc encouraged 10 give Spr-
cialiZcd and technical training IN
iundamcnt- Is of electricity, auium"-
tive mechanics. radio. acrnnaut:cs.
Woodworking and photography.
Progress also WAS reported by Nh
jur Carr hi the program IL encourage
all schools 10 -ppo.nt Il ConsHltant or
adviser. capable OF furnishing per
:.nvut attenuation 10 students or
.hci! parents.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24
Rev. S. E. Madren Is
Again President;
DIR. Smith Speaker

Rev. S; +. Madrcn, of FranI.rirro,
was reelected president alone ~
,r-'i'r'!"n al all other officer. o., 49,
Eastern North Carolina C,,,r....,,'''
"l III" congregational Ci,.,.','
Church late yesterday. The ,''''
enc" i huldinI its ll";h anr.r.r ,.'.,
NrniIon with The t'ir.t Iu,In,,.,,.'
'i"n"l Christian church m I..,i,''
$"n. and IdJrruncd sine die, F..,. -,
afternoon. '''''
olh"r" chosen were: Rev. i Fu,ni.
ApDlU, Henderson. vice p,.., ,i','.n,
Rev. 4. NJ. Garter, Young nm. .. ..''
rotary: Rev. J. f.. McCallcy. 90, H.,
som. assistant secretary: u. i n',i
lrntinc. treasurer.
Two addresses were olI,s-..r,,;r,
~ III" morning session to-day. -.
T.. smith. president of Elun C.ll.n..
spoke OIL the million dollar ,s..,.,'
ti"nal program now bcimr E...r.,J
end Mr.. j. RIGGS Brewster. ans
>l"nary Ia Ia Greece. t,.ld ,.. rr.
T"rk there. She S;id Greece. jar. .,..-
n"lnicailv ITivancG country. l... g.,
the Allied power; iur vt-'nr..,...Y. T.,
body and soul
~ Ns'lNl 'iNiNil' - inns al .It...n
was bv Charlie ID. johnson. .ru.,.r-
intcndrnt of the Christian Dfrl,.,,r..,..
III EIun College.
Reports from special cm.,. .,r,,.
"rrc heard III tn" closing sv..luir. .a-
ciudii!G one On Supper ny
Key. J. y. Denton: "Evll"r.u. !.rp.i-
turc" by Rev. NJ. l.. Grl..rn il.
and ':I"Cial Service" by R,,. r.. r.,
tirIs$clu.
The closing meditation ul the com
ference w;iS given by Rex. J. f.. Ne
Caulcy, ul EPSON.
Rev. =. NJ. Garter. Sccrc,ary. ~
n"unccd that about thirty-siX chur-
chcS had reported during tins ,c.-
sion. and some eight more were cv-
rcCtcd In turn in their reports.
Rev. j. Frank Apple. of the Hem
dcr>"n church, said an unusually
good attendance had been registered
al this session nf tie conference
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24
CAR OF CORN HERE.
TO AID FEED NEEDS

a car Of corn shipped in by the
Community Credit Corporation has
been received and will be unlnadccl
at North Henderson Friday and Sat
urday. j. W. Sanders. county farm
agent. announced today. The Vance
feed committee is in charge Of dis.
tribution. and the corn is intended
to give preference 10 those prod,Ic-
ing dairy products and eggs. II any
is left after that need has been mel
others may share Farmers desiring
portions of the corn arc asked 10
bring their bags 10 the car.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24
SUSPEND PERMITS
FOR HOG KILLING

y telegram from Washington to-
DAY informed J. W. Sanders. county
agent. that Inc suspension Of farm
,iaugn'c" permits for ninety days aD-
pilcs {" the Strengthening Of hogs on
". instead of all livestock as pre-
Eiously announced Farmers must
have a permit To- slaughter ali live
stock except hogs for a period Of
ninety dnyG.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24
HEADS n. G.. STATE JUNIORS

Ra1eigh. Nov. 24-R c. Laughlin
OF Tarboro has Just been elected pre-
sident of the Junior Class at State
College. it was announced today by
II. {. Murrill Of Wilmington, presi-
dent Of the student body.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24

Malaria IS endemic IN - South
crn ard Southwestern States, amd III
all e.: inc Su;':h American countries
north al The EiO Plata.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24

Il. !. Calling invented Il machine
gun during tie Civil War that fired
90 shot. Il minute and LITER was
adopted hv In" armies OF nearly
cvC"y nation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-24
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York. Nov. 24-(AP}-Cut-
TON futures opened five 10 20 cents a
bale higher.
Noon prices We're 20 "a 60 cents =
bale higher. December 1861. March
1856. May 1888.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOM in excel
lent ne iehborhood streetcar or bus to
Sth and Pa. ave. NV. Cow, clean, COM
portable rooms, twin beds; SO week gentle
adults. SLIGO 6577.
BEVERLY HILLS. Alexandria, Va-Large
room for two double bed. semi private
bath; convenient to new Navy or Pentagon
Pl8c. Tcm7lc 1859.
SINGLE RIM. semi-pvt, bath; y blk from
nut 7G02,
LARGE RECREATION ROOM. renovated
real fireplace, private shower, separate en-
franc for mos, furn. or unfurn.
WA 1885.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED RMS: semi
pvt baths, double or twin beds. Beauty
rest mattresses: $40 for . persons per
week. includes heat and lights: reasonably
club is closed bus TRANSPORTATION Act
quickly. Dude Rarch Hotel on the Balti-
nnorn blvd RarWvn. Nd
Evening star., 1943-01-30
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE l
room, kitchen and bath; furnished; pri-
vate; reasonable. Call Ma. 1915.
FOR MO. OF FEB, ATTRACTIVELY
furn. / or bedrm. apt. for couple with
no children; NV. or Arl. pref. GL. 32S2.
CHRISTIAN, MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE
desires 3-rm: unfurn. apt; reasonable.
Box 451-V Star. 30*
FURNISHED OR UNFURN. APT. LIVING
room bedroom, kitchen private bath, for
, adults; references EXCHANGED, Box 46I-
v Star. 81"
COUPLE WITH GROWN DAUGHTER DE-
sires free. apartment, small salary in return
for services; man Government employe
nights. Anywhere. Experienced. Box
4oo-V. star .hO-
APARTMENT - SMALL. UNFURN1SHED
preferred by gentile professional woman
public health; state price. Box 440-V
Star.
FURN OR UNFURN. APT WITH KITCH-
EN- and private bath wanted in vicinity Of
Roosevelt Hotel. MA. 3l20, Ext. 152,
SMALL UNFURN APT. PREFERABLY
within walking distance of Social Security
Bldg. Call Franklin 1865,
FURNISHED APT, OR 2 ROOMS,
kitchen, bath NV. prefer apt. bldg. Cali
WO. 2676. between / am. and 8 m.
CHRISTIAN COUPLE WITH BABY WISHES
furnished or unfurnished apt, preferably
in private residence. Box 4I0-V. Star. 2'
Evening star., 1943-01-30
EDGEMOOR, MD.

Center hall brick Colonial home, 7 large
rooms, large living room. dining room, de
luxe kitchen; first floor bedroom and
bath; 2nd floor. large bedrooms, 2
baths: recreation room with fireplace gas
heat, air-conditioned; convenient location;
attractive termS
Evening star., 1943-01-30
10Th ST. SECTION NV.

Detached brick. with large living rm
bedrms. and baths. also finished attic
recreation rm. opening onto patio porch
screened living porch off living rm., 2-car
garage, large lot. Terms, $4,000 cash,
balance in ] trust at So interest Cali
F. A. TWEED CO, until 8 pm, 1904
Evening star., 1943-01-30
BRJGHTWOOD

Only ! blk to express bus line, located
on large beautiful lot: home you viii
enjoy with living rm., dining rm. kitchen,
Gen and breakfast rm., 4 bedrms. and
F. A. TWEED co. until 8 pm, 1904
Conn
Evening star., 1943-01-30
APARTMENTS WANTED.
tContinued.)

REFINED COUPLE. EXPECTING BABY
shortly ur~eutly need living room, bedroom,
kitchen and pvt. bath furn. or unfurn.;
reasonable rental. Du. 1894. Room Eli.
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES l.
room. kitchenette and bath furnished apt.
lnmmediately' NV. sec: refs, Box 445-V.
YOUNG CHRISTIAN MAN. 90. DESIRES
rent or share apartment: piano desirable.
but not necessary; room considered, up to
500 Box 4T3V Star. 81
TWO NAVAL OFFICERS ATTACHED TO
Na39 Dep apo Box 93sv f9So ssasp0F"GsP staf
2DerdTnS gENTIEMEN ~ J. FROM M.,t NEW E w. YORK
near Willard Hotel BOX 43o-T. Star
COUPLE. 40. DESIRE PLEASANT FUR
nished or unfurnished apt. with cooking
or S phone VERNoN S oJcd JoNsoN scS p$P te s
NV, phone AID. 9543 after pm.
FEB -, GROOM, KITCHEN. BATH w
best refs. Call after $40 GE. 9i36.
| FURNISHED. APARTMENT REQUIRED BY
two Government officials; immediate oc-
cupancy if desired Box 411-V. Star. j
| YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE FURN. OR UN-
sic pm, SUNDAYS after -
YOUNG MARRIED WORKING COUPLE
desire 2-room apt, furn. Call Ii. 5l64
after 3 pm.
wANTED-FURN APT, IIRM.. KITCHEN
cite, downtown section; refs: exchansed.
Sun. Sun Srt DU s4is Rn' weekdays ana si'ef io'"o
e-BEDRooM, UNFURN APT. MOTHER
dral district preferred Bradley o549.
GIRL, COLLEGE EDUCATION. WISHES
share rm or apt. with another: Wardmen
Asst. Star.
WILL PAY Two MONTHS RENT AD-
For duration. Republic $500, Ext. 7esi0.
If FEARFUL OF RENTING OR SUB
leasing apt apt here Is opportunity to sain
people desire @-3-rm. furn. apt; excellent
care Guaranteed by metculous wife; limit.
nterest eeS. unifmttad. Tf Cd BOX Y i1-R. STAR az
FURN, APT, WANTED. FOR DURATION;
to ).
THIS AID DOESN'T RHYME.
EmPPk.oYTED nP.y S2 PRoF. &, Co@gPLE' @ NC NO CHIL- HI
RopERN neFa E3 APE pfElF TuRN MAeF or P6 a oR
kbhMs 5A SO a294. MoRN1NGs fdaznSS Only NY L: 81:
HOUSES FURNISHED.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE BEDROOMS,
Az baths, maids room; not for rooming
house: complete, $40: living and sun
room. incomplete. S1s0 Phone WO. SOFA.
LARGE DETACHED HOME COMPLETELY
furn.. bedrms dressing rm.. ga baths;
in good cond.; available now; S275. Cali
HO 6565. Ext. ia
HOUSE CONTAINING 6 ROOMS AND
bath. miles south of Alexandria. Va.
Phone Alexandra 6l67
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE HOME,
all facilities: wife unemployed, no children
$50 mo, WA. 144n after ! pm,
NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED; COAL
heat month of February. Berwyn. Md.
Phone Berwyn 1o5-W.
BETHEsDA@- ROOM BRICK HONE,
nicely furn.: gas heat, yard; available
Immediately S11O. 1908 Rosedale st.
Open Sunday. or call MRS. WEBB, WI.
0763 or WI. 5661
GROOM FURN. HOUSE IN CONGRESS
Heights; adults only, Call AT. 2717.
CONVENIENT CHECY CHASE ROOM
house. beautifully furnished; immediate
OCCUPANCY for next few months; $3.50
WI. 7592
1905 57th AVE. HYATTSVILLE. Md
block from bus line: 5 rooms bath, large
basement: beautifully arranged with charm
and individuality. coal heat; will lease
FOR year. at S125 per mo. Gail
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. SIT 9th
n W. Executive 1868,
Evening star., 1943-01-30

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
We have a few resales owners leaving
Gown and must sell quick, Easy terms
Payments Just like rent. Call Mr., Pascoe,
TR; $500. DAVY q MURPHY, Builders,
3435 Banning I'd ne.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
$3.50.
BETHESDA AREA
RIVER TERRACE

5-yr ,-old, broom, white brick | bath
large porch. attached garage. large lot;
excellent value. Call OIL. 6S67.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
APARTMENTS UhEURN,sHEp

31I WASH Ratio. BLVD. COLMAR
Manor Md.-Formerly used as store; g
TR 272a
WILL EXCHANGE 3-BEDROOM APT IN
Haywood Gardens. ne. S1h, including
plenty of heat and all util, for %-bedroOm
ant or house in NV. area. UP to 500 a
month. Phone Union 0275.
1881 42nd PL., HYATTSVILLE--3 ROOMS,
Sem-hath. Union 0O06. 81
2-RoOM APT: ALSO . SLEEPING
Orons North O245
Evening star., 1943-01-30
ROOMS WANTED.

BEDROOM AND KITCHEN. private home.
good neighborhood, Box 469-V, Star 81
GENTLEMAN probably here for du-
ration, desires double room with pri-
vate bath; quiet street near Dupont Cir
Gle, preferably only guest private fam
lily, wife would come week ends. Box
4sG-V, Star 81
UNFURNISHED ROOM, kitchen facili-
ties, by young woman, librarian. AID.
l715 after r pm. 81
SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires room, NV.
section, occupy Feb 9th. Call MI. 1857
between 10 ami pm.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
BETHESDA. MD.-$11.50O.

Attractive brick home, 2 large rooms.
living room. dining room, fully equipped
kitchen, bedrooms; ? bedrooms. bath on
first floor: . bedrooms, bath on second
floor; two freplaces, recreation room, p
car garage, h.-w h. coal. convenient To-
cation; terms to suit purchaser,
Evening star., 1943-01-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDice, adDer-
tisers are requested to in
ctude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSSifcations.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

REAR APT.-l235 S. LEE HIGHWAY,
Falls Church, We. . bedrooms
ATTIC APT. OF > RMS, KIT, BATH;
garden space If wanted; $40 mo. Phone
Vienna S1J.
i AND . r. AND KITCHENETTE, PART
ly furnished; to working couples: semi
bath: choice OF Oil or gas to cook or oil
Q3GB 3pA
Evening star., 1943-01-30

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section Of the city and near suburbs. We
can hnd you a responsible tenant II you
will list your house with us.
RANDALL H HAGNER g. CO. Inc.
1921 Conn Ave. DE 5000
Evening star., 1943-01-30
BE HESDA, MD.
OPPORTUNITIES Q50

OPPORTUNITY ,g5U.
Center hall brick. 9 rooms 3 bedrooms.
de luxe kitchen, side porch, attached ga
rage gas heat, air-conditioned: near bus.
shopping center and schools; reasonable
terms: open for inspection. Call
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
ESTABLISHED 1910.
T7l5 wis. Ave. WI. 1900, Ewes. WI. 4o43.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

| SOME ONE IN COUNTRY TO board girl
of 6. State charge, Box 4g6-V. Star. l.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
ApARTs. FURN. OR uNEURh.

COLORED-3537 11th ST. NV
large basement rooms, kitchen and bath
ot-water heat and electricity included in
rental; sos month Call between and IL
noon. Sunday all daY. North R2hG. 3l'
Evening star., 1943-01-30
HOME BUYERS,
HE nEn

bJ,SJU.
1919 CASH, $3.50 MO.
NEARLY NEW 5-RM. ROW BRICK
HOMES. RIVER TERRACE, d, C.
Automatic h-w.h., tiled bath with show
er: excellent transp. and stores: CONVEN-
TENT TO NAVY YARD, Sc BRANCH OF
WAR DEPT. AND SUITLAND Possession
ABOUT 30 days, brokers, attention.
ACT QUICKLY
49,. Call Mr. Tsbler. WI. 71s2 With
1903 a 81 NJ u Tatjanei o,Ax
Evening star., 1943-01-30
CONN. AVE,
Opposite Wardman Park.

First commercial. 0 rooms, tile baths,
3 inclosed porches, built-in garage, large
.sement. Would make ideal town house.
doctors office or business ONCE. House is
in excellent condition. BOSS & PHELPS
Exclusively, NA. 9300 Evenings and
Sunday call Ms Measell EN- 1878
Evening star., 1943-01-30
SILVER SPRING-.x6 75ll

Johns-Manville bungalow, 2 bedrooms,
en- -diriette, fun basement. large attic, auto.
gas heat; l block to bus; S1.10o cash,
SUBURBAN REALTY co. sH 41e1
Evening star., 1943-01-30

FURNTTURE-9- piece MAHOGANY Duncan
Phyfe suite, Chippendale sofa. Duncan
Phyfe tables, S12.75 and up: Hollywood
beds (single "a, doublel: also French COM
modes and tables; Beautyrest matt. dble.
size; kneehole desk and secretaries. studio
couches (single), poster beds. springs,
rugs, once furniture, NAH. coffee tables,
end tables Lincoln Furniture Co, So7
Pa
Evening star., 1943-01-30

1l6 MASS. AVE, N W. near Govt Printing
Of1ce-Well-furn. room next bath, c.h ", /.
private home; conY. transp. NE, 0s02.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
"LYNDALE. y

We have two brick homes which are now
available for sale at extremely low prices
in this popular sc. subdivision on Mime
sofa ave. We suggest an early inspection,
as they will not last long. Call ME- 1l43
until pm.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
HERE'S VALUE.
FINE FOR CHILDREN.

This. brick Colonial home in Chevy
Chase, located on wide lot U03-ft. 'front.'
area. is ideal for real suburban living; now
vacant. The home contains 3 bedrooms,
baths, conS'lete kitchen with breakfast
recreation room space. Out-of-town owner
offers entire property for S16,250. For
until D M EDW II IQNE2 a 60 NC
Evening star., 1943-01-30

CLEVELAND PARK.
3113 MACOMB ST. NV.
Colonial house, on large wooded lot
close to Conn. ave. transp. and shopping
facilities. bedrms., 3 baths. screened
sleeping porch. gas heat. garage, CENTER
hall plan. Immediate occupancy: $751;
$50. For appt to inspect call
JACK HAYES, INC,
DU TGS4. oO2O p st NV
Evening star., 1943-01-30

PIANO upright or grand; will pay cash:
must be bargain. Adams hqoS daily: eve
pings. RANDOLPH 049l 30"
Evening star., 1943-01-30

District 3737. Open Ewes. It'll 9 PM
FURNTTURE-Govt. has gwen us 30-day
extension in which to vacate one of our
largest warehouses We are unable to
locate another warehouse, therefore we are
furniture at 40ac of the OPA ceiling prices.
We have hundreds of bedroom, dining room,
chairs, secretaries and desks coffee. cock
tail, lamp and end tables of famous Mers-
man make. floor and table lamps, and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
showroom before you buy and take 4OSa
off all 0pA prices
Evening star., 1943-01-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

LADY WISHES room and board. private
family. Protestant, any good section. Call
Waldorf 2466. or Box 405-V, Star, 81
WANTED-Relable place to board colored
child, age z months. For details, call day
or night WO 03q4
Evening star., 1943-01-30
coal, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

IDEAL TINE TO TRANSPLANT
Landscape, prune trees, cut dead or danger
Gus trees fireplace size Free estimates
low rates.
CAPITOL TREE EXPERTS,
TAYLOR 1888. Sligo 3S3S
Evening star., 1943-01-30

STUDIO COUCH, maple chest of drawers,
maple tables, porcelain-top table lamps
and drapes. AID. $500. Ext. 1875.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-17
Jail Detroit
Mobster For
Striking Man

DETROIT - One of the RI
oters among many who struck
helpless colored men in the ra-
cial outbreak here three weeks
ago has been punished.
George Miller, 81, the in
famous coward whose picture
appeared in many newspapers
throughout the nation was
sentenced to 80 days imprison-
ment here in Recorders Court
Monday of this week after one
of the police officers identified
him as the man who had
struck colored man who was
in police custody. Thepicture
of the, act aroused national
and international comment. 1t
placed the Detroit police in a
very unfayorable position. No
other arrests of white Offend
ers were announced in the re-
ports. A flood of protests were
factors in bringing about the
arrest.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-17
Bishop Walls Prays
In Illinois Senate

CHICAGO-The State Sem
ate of Illinois had as its Chap
plan for the three closing days
Bishop William J. Walls of the
AME Zion church. During these
mornings the prayers conferred
on the unity of the nation as
exemplifled by Abraham Lin
coin for brotherhood ito save
us from the deep distress of
domestic misunderstanding
and conflict" On the last day,
the Bishops prayer expressed
hope for victory for the United
Nations and for a wise and just
exercise of the responsibility
that will fall upon the victor
nations. He pleaded for justice,
right understanding and BROTH
erhood between majoritieS and
minorities On the home front,
and between great and small
nations around the world, and
for the blessings of God upon
the doings Of the session.
Senator G. c. Wimbish stated
that Bishop Walls had upheld
CONTINUED on Page Fonr)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-17
Came By Plane
Expert Talks
On Business

Or. James A. Billboard jack
son of New York gave an en-
tightening talk on business be-
fore a large audience in Eben-
ezer Baptist Church last Sunday
night.
The meeting was sponsored
by the Greater Boston Trade
AsSo., Leon Lomax president,
and the Housewives League,
Mrs. Estella Lee Crosby, presi-
dent.
Other speakers on the pro-
gram were: Seaton Manning
and Attorney Irving T. Dorch
who introduced the speaker of
the evening. u-
DR.. Jackson, widely known as
Billboard" Jackson from his
long connection with the thea
trical publication, 1.-THE Bill
board" is recognized as bust
ness expert. For several years
he has been marketer for the
New York ESQ Co. and has
been successful in creating in
terest in Standard Oil products,
especially among colored people
throughout the country.
Leon Lomax presided.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-17
PROPOSALS Voted
AT Arena MEETING

The following proposals were
introduced by Julian D. Steele,
Boston president of the EAACP
and adopted by the Arena
meeting:
The ending of Colored hous-
ing segregation, particularly in
public housing; an understand
ing in advance that Boston's
police will protect minority
rights in the event of any race
incidents; full opportunities for
colored to work in the govern
ment service and in government
controlled industry and utilities;
and indignation of colored into
equal status in the armed SER
vices in this area, where condi-
tons are favorable to this for
ward step; equal status of col
ored workers in all trade un-
ions; colleges; action by the
press and radio to encourage
better race relations, and to re-
frain from inflammatory re-
ports of incidents involving ra-
cial minorities, and from iden-
tifying criminals by race.
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Edyth MacGOrdorl
A Bride Again

Edythe Mae Gordon was
married to Staff Sergeant Ber-
nard Kelley, Jr., Wednesday
evening, July z at st. Mark
Congregational church by Rev.
S. L. LaviScount with only
three attendants present.
The bride wore white taft
fetta and silver with a touch
Of green and a dutch cap to
match. She carried a bouquet
of sweetheart roses and gar
denias. Her attendants wore
blue and corSages of roses.
After the ceremony the bridal
party was given a wedding
supper at the Hi-Hat.
The couple are honeymoon
ing in New York City from
which Sgt. Kelley will leave for
his post in Oklahoma.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-17

Dr.. Kenney's Son
Dies in Plane Crash

TUSKEGEE, ALA.-OScar A.
Kenney, son DR.. John A. Ken
ney. of the Tuskegee Veterans
Hospital, was instantly killed
Friday, July 8, soon after he
had taken off in a fighter plane
which crashed ten miles from
here. 1t was End 1t. Kenney's
solo flight, the young man, who
was 26, having graduated from
the flying school a few days be-
fore. His mother is the former
Frieda Armstrong of Boston. He
attended Oberlin College for
three years.
Funeral services were held
Monday. Surviving besides the
parents are two brothers and a
sister.