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Furnished Rooms for Rent


ASHLAND KERCHEVAL Pleasan, front
room. Refined gentleman private home
Murray 6544
ATKINSON Single or double refined
girls shower excellent transportation.
Townsend 5-0O5q
CARDoNI 1859 Suitable for one or two
Kitchen privileges Excellent transpor-
tation. White Townsend 6-2sq0.
CHARLEVOIX. 3tSs- McDOugall- Furnished
room gentleman, white, excellent trans
portation. Fitzroy 1850.
LARGE front room Middle.aecd couple oI
middle-aged men; references white
Madison S365.
LARGE FRONT Residential section. near
bus gentleman, private home. vermont
5-O064
ROOM for gentleman. day shit, defense
work; private entrance. TW 2-42fS
ROOM Coored, soter-mtnded honest
gentleman Fitzroy 1854
SECOND. 1925 Nice clean rooms steam
heat; gentlemen only. TETpie l-15i6.
Apartment s
YINGER. 724l Dearborn Comf1rtahie
room for girls or refined gentlemen.
oregon 1896
ROOMS. light Housekeeping all con
Veniences, located on 1916 John HlN
Road corner Palmer l mile north OF
Michigan Wayne, Mich
COLORED GivingstoneD Furnished room
for clean. sober working couple. Temple
2-hSl5
COLORED Westminster. attractive front
room twin beds, gentlemen excellent
transportation. Townsend 1857
CoLoRED 5244 Twenty third rooms
single or double. Tyler 5-2f55
COLORED- Room for elderly man Tor part
time service around house. Trinity 2-37sf.
COLORED-Th attic rooms partly Nr-
nished Adults only. 2i0 Chandler Ave
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Housekeeping Rooms
Board and Room
Share Living Quarters

LADY viii share lovely new sas heated
home with couple or girls. Hogarth aga.
PLAINVtEW 1851 VIII share home or
rent room win employed couple white.
Vermont 5.44ST
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SHIPPING boxes ana crates. al sizes
available; prompt deliveries.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT A LUMBER co.
Mound at i0-Miie Rd.--sL. sisi
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MADAME EMBER. ADVISOR

MADAME ETHELYNE Reuarie reader
adviser. AL affairs o. Afe lafayette
SOSf
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HINDU SYSTEM Readinrs. Boskon. 26Ss
West Grand Boulevard-uUpef. Trinity
.NhhR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

Inexpensive Lifetime Guarantee Doc
tors Reference. Electrolysis Clinic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

HAIR PERMASFNTLY Removed Mui-
tiple ElectrolysIs. Emilia Roccaheiia
37s5 Crstlot PLAZA $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
property Management
New Houses for Sale

FEW NEW BRICK HOUSES let, 2
bedrooms attic. fun basement h..
heat ALI the features large lot city
transport atom only $500 down IONS FHA
terms. Come out today. 1909 Eight
Mile PL 4fO9
brick DUPLEX HOMES NEARING
COMPLETION DENNY SEC PI 1900
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Resorts for Sale

cor OEED-rree latnirs. cool trseges a
Lake Gould, 00e-acte tracts Drive out
Grand River IS miles turn fFh' On
lS-43 ! - miles sunday ! g. 9. Address
Box 1887 Detroit Times.
COtOFFD-PRlNATE LAKE. SMALL ~.
SNEDLEf. 40 r. WARREN r.. l-6lg2
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to Rent Apartme nts
Wanted to Rent Houses

COLORED wants apt rooms or more.
west side; no children la. s797
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

=. on the eve OF June 23rd. at ST.
Johns Presbyterian church.
MARVIN COKER will leave to
join the Coast Guard. tomorrow
which is Tuesday.
RIGOBERTO GUZMAN. the H.
ance OF the exotic. -. JEANNE
WAUNDLESS was here for a short
furlough over the week end He
is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri.
MARTHA BRADBY TANDY. is
home from her trip 10 California
X X x
FACES ABOUT TOWN
PAUL HALEY OF Battle Creek,
Michigan father OF Mrs. FRED
ERICK T STEVENSON. OF Arden
Park is here for a visit with his
daughter He is ei2hty-two years
young and having the time OF his
life.
It's sad that the stork VIII be
paying visit 10 the homes OF.
the WARNER SANDFORDS. and
the RALPH HUDSONS -. Uhe
latter is the former Aurelia Wal
ton
Likewise the WILLIS COLE
MANS OF Aiser street. are blessed
evening.
EVELYN KEMP &C.. who recently
moved 10 n Y TO Join her hubby
who is working there now 80. is
hone for a spell with the baby.
FRANK HUBBARD OF Niles,
VI Oh. 49,. we'll known about these
parts. is here now for he dura-
ton
LIEUT. HELEN L cox is of
on recruiting duty throughout Men
gan and some parts of Illinois
and Illinois and Milwaukee The
Sixth Service command is her ter
rliory She Will De out OF the city
for about three weeks.
SAW THURGOOD MARSHALL
~. whom We knew when he was a
shaver with the PETRY FISHERS
also LAWRENCE PAYNE OF
Cleveland Mr. MARSHALL.
who IS now sn important person. is
from our home town. and MS
brother who is one OF the ouis,and-
.ng medicoes OF the East, USED to
pa. Cur pigtails in the ink wells
IN grade school
THE J p. BRANAMS are sgos
over their n"N mansion IN the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

Vaughn OF Yemsns, and Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy White. Dr. lines also
participated in an interview over
the Negro Artists hour during his
stay.
MRS. ADAM LEE. or Jackson
Vile, Fla lis in the city visiting
her sister. MRS ANTOINETTE
OWENS. who is i'll. and her niece
...YVONNE ALLEN BARBER. ...
II m Chit also interest you 10 know
that. Mrs. Lee is a board member
OF Bcthunc- Goodman college -
Daytons Beach and pres dent Of
the Mary Mcleod Bethune circle in
Jacksonville.
Keep your eyes pealed ... on tho
Michigan Youth conference ON
Common Efforts by Negro and
White American Youth for Victory
49, The conference is beng called
by the Negro Youth Council for
Victory and Democracy. the dates
are Saturday and Sunday, June ~
and ID. Central Br nch YWCA
Mon,calm and Withcrell streets
or special note in this connect on
lis the reception for all delegates
and visitors o.. It's 10 be held on
Saturday night, June u. and tho
young folk are urged 10 come and
help welcome the large group OF
officers from Sclfridge field, who
Viii be there
We were glad 10 hear something
about. II the ROBERT. HAYDENS.
they now live in Ann Arbor you
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

At SeIfridge
On Last Friday
Bride Was Stunning
In Lovely Suit
BY GLADYS MILLS

Twas exertmely romantic and all
that sort OF thing. when Miss Har-
riett Anna Salters, OF Atlanta, Ga,
became the bride OF 1t. Rice De-
Allyon Price. flying officer at Sell
fridge Field. on last Friday evening
at pm.
1t. Price and Miss Sslters spoke
their vows in the chapel AT the
field before a group OF officers and
few Detroiters, who knew the
youthful couple
Miss Jane Parker was the only
attendant for Miss Saltcrs and Mrs
Josephine Love PLAYED the wedding
march
TIE bride was stunning and
radiant ir a becoming suit OF yellow
with which she chose 10 wear laven-
Ter accessories. and shoulder COR
'aee Of orchids Miss Parker was
pretty in rose colorec suit with
accessories Of black and white Her
corsage was ~ tea roses Mrs Love
chose tn wear suit also. Hers was
roSe with navy blue accents. and
, corsage OF pink roses. The brides
mother Mrs Helen Salters OF
Atlanta was here for the wedding.
She was attractive in poudre blue
With corsaGc OF red roses. 1t Ray
Ware was best man for Lieutenant
Price.
The bride is a graduate OF Tai
ladcea college. ard has done some
work on her masters degree at
Atlanta university, The groom is
formerly Of Mt. Clair, N. J. NJ
Kelly Fritz, Mrs Peter Casey, Mr..
and Mrs C. Mckinney and Mrs
Alma McMahan, all OF Detroit. wit
messed the ceremony The brides
cft 10 Miss Parker was a lovely
rhinestone 81 acelet
Lieutenant and Mrs Price will
make their home in or about Detroit
insofar as his position will permit
The Lieutenant is at present at
Oscoda. Mich. most OF nc time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Sandra Washington
Birthday Hostess

A very charming little hostess
was Baby Sandra Washington re-
Gently in her yellow dress and
white organdie pinafore on the oc-
casion OF her second birthday Her
celebration was arranged by her
parents and her guests came very
prettily dressed and bearing many
lovely gifts.
Among those attending the party
were: Christine Dodd, Lowell
Baker Jr.. June Spann, 10 Ann
Thomas, Edward Thomas. Harry w.
People III, Joyce Tavern Facing
Gerald Ward, Alfred L. Martin Jr,
Bernice Sharpe, Patricia and Gwen
delon Jones.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12


exclusive Arden Park sector. lis
one OF the more pretentious. on
that street.
Mr.. AND MRS. CATO FISHER
-. OF Fischer avenue. . announced
the engagement OF their daughter
.... VERALlE to handsome ...
CHARLES WELLS. son OF REV
AND MRS CHARLES WELLS OF
Windsor, Ontario at formal din
ner held in their home on last Sat-
urday
HARRIET and CONKLIN BRAY
are proud parents, They have
a baby boy . who Was born on last
Thursday morning. DR.. Low
brought the precious bundle for the
stork. It's weight and such dctvi.s
we're not known as We 60 10 press
TONI WEBSTER. is so ill...in
Parkside condition is serious at
this writing
NINA COLLINS and FANNIE
BETHEL. are enthusiastic victory
gardeners both have plots ont by
The Willow Run plant. and are
working untiringly. with their
crops. =. Nina boasts the planting Of
three acres all by her lonesome
We are standing. by for samples CT
their work
MRS. HENRY P. TALBERT Of
Roosevelt avenue. is visiting with
her son-in-law \and daughter. =.
CAPTAIN and MRS A. p. HALL at
Fort Devens. Mass Captain Hall
is in the Medical cdrpb, Mrs. Tai
bert Will Include -. Washingto
Philadelphia and Baltimore
her itinerary.
MRS. MARY ROBERTSON OF Do
QuindIe, avenue who gave III
lovely stork shower. for HAZE
MILLER WHITE recently &C.. too
time OF, from her nursing studio
.. for which she viii soon receiv
aer certificate from the Chicas
Schoo. OF Nursing.
MRS. ROBERTSON is making
>plend d record ioo....so far sh
hasn't made an examination grad
below the nineties and It's goo
me has such scrviceable profeS
SION TO IN up Otherwise long an
lonely hours You sec. her huS
band JERRY ROBERTSON Ia
passed ht final phys cal ard vi
cave jus, about any day nov fo
camp
We hear too that HUGH PET
ERSON is now soldlor...leav
jrz MARCELLA to join The length
cn.us q Of war widows
DR.. G LAKE INES o.. retired
sec.ct IS 81 Tuskegee Institute,
VINO wss n town last week 10 AT
tend ,he Presbyterian General AS
SENDS was entertained at dln1
rer oy several Of his Detroit rcl-
a'3.cs Hosts 10 DR.. lines werc|
NJ ED Mrs Thomas lncs ~ Bel
\ q. avenue. Mr. and Mrs William
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

A certain handsome gentleman
from New Orleans, who has been
attending OF u. OF NJ. for the last
two weeks has been the house guest
OF Horace Rodgers, seems TO have
given certain Miss Fisher OF Fish
or avenue and Miss Joy Tunstsll OF
Hartford avenue. quite rush. but
it seems that Joy was the one who
received the goodbye kiss at the
station last Tuesday mite. Nice
work, JOY!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
GADDINGS
by Gladys
k.A.A.C.p. MEET ATTRACTS
BICWICS FROM ALL OVER

TWAS a FINE THING For DETROIT. tho NAACP
Emergency conference being held here attracted scads
of important folk from far and The roster reads
90 like who's who.
ROY WILKINS. n. J. THOMAS. president Of the Jaw
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Miss Harriet Salters Was Bride OF Army Lieutenant
St. Louis Visitor
Had Fine Time Here

is engaged 10 Sgt Harry ID. Maui
stationed at Fort Benning. Ga.
The charming visitor is a grad
uate OF Lincoln university. Jeffer-
son City, Mo She enjoyed herself
during her stay here and visited
Joe Louis farm and other places OF
interest while here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

y y u
THE MARK Battles and the
THOMAS STOCKELLS will have
Marks mother here with them this
week for an extended visit.
ATTY. and MRS. JESSE HESLIP
:. were the house guests OF the. =.
BRUMAL PENICKS. last week
end
DOROTHY GILLESPIE. who is
the sister OF. MRS. J MES
OWENS. stayed with them dur
Ing the confab.
ATTY JOHN K GRAHAM will
wed ALBERTA RUTH MAT
THEWS ON the 18th OF June
BERYL ANDERSON and RUS
SELL GREEN will speak their vows
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

It's date and we're all set for
Juniors on Parade July % at the
Detroit Art Institute Curtain time
$50 and the youngsters on their
toes. ballet. and tap dancing will
bring you this seasons revue, La
Claire Knox does wonders with the
children, and you had glimpse OF
their talent in the baton act during
the JabberW ock
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

Miss Dclzors Rhymes, charming
young lady from st. Louis. Mo.
visited here last week with Mrs.
Josephine w. Hawkins OF $50 Z.
Forest avenue.
Miss Rhymes is a member OF the
Delta Sigma Theta sorority and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

them. He is working on his mas.
tcr's degree. and ERMA is bend
ing over backwards being good
mother....Close friends say they
have acquired the most charming
little home there. He is working
on book. you know. More
power to the both OF them. .. Smart
people.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

Emergency being held attracted scads
of important folk from far and The roster reads
90 like who's who.
ROY WILKINS. n J. THOMAS president Of the I'AW-
CIO. DOROTHY MAYNOR RAYMOND WALSH JUDGE
WIlLlAMoH. HASTE OSCAR BROWN Of Chicago; WAL
TER WHITE, r. T NCT1NN OF Washington, -. t.tt'tft
WASHINGTON. EARL II. DlCkERSON and \. {. McNEN4
all or Chicago. THCRGOOD MARSHALL. Of Baltimore. Md :
Atty and Mrs JAMES DORSEY OF Milwaukee: FLOR
ENCE DRAPER Of Chicago; WALTER ALTERNATELY Of
Chicago: ATTY SEI.BY MINER Of Cleveland JESSE MANN
and TRUMAN GIBSON SIR, both of Chicago Atty and Mrs
JESSE HESl.P OF Toledo: ATTY. THEODORE SPAlID-
Atty. and Mrs, >SELMO GLENN OF Cleveland; PEARL NIT
CHEL OF Cleveland DIR. and Mrs JIMMY LEVY Of Cleve
land; DIR, ERNEST McCAMPBEII. OF Washington. u. C..
MISSES 1.EONA AND MARY VIRGINIA McI)ANID Of Akron;
NORRIS Of Des Moines; DOROTHY GIBSON OF Burlington
* J.: MRS. ROBERTA HASTE mother OF Judge ase of
Washington and just coolies OF folk didn't TO
talk to-. Delegates attended from 80 states and
there said Ia have been than hundred OF
them all told OF course. there MRS. DAISY LAMP
KIN who is almost Detroer often is she here i'll
city.
YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED TO KNOW
That JUDGE HASTE is a cousin Of CAPTAIN .McDANID
who is MARGUERITE WILLIAMS groom. To which
end Mr.. AND MRS SNOWDEN WILLIAMS had breakfast
their home last SUNDAY morning for the judges mater
MRS ROBERTA HASTE. who here for the conference
the guest OF MRS. FLOSSlE JACKSON
MR.. AND MRS. 10 WE IL BAKER. MRS. VALERIE
TURNER PETTIFORD. MRS. JACKSON. THE MISSES
McDAVID, visiting from Ohio. present.
Incident ally MARGt ERTE McDAVID and BLANCHE
STURKEY will leave this Friday together for trip down
to Camp Hood Texas. to their bubbles Marguerite
will leave weeks old FELIX the third with his
grandparents for the duration OF her visit.
FEI-IX the Third baptized last Sunday morning.
In St Benedict The Moor church III LIAM BITHEWOOD
and LOTTIE BATTLES his godparens.. A family
breakfast followed the baptisma The baby baptized
in his unces frock (Snowdep Jr aged or eight
nAh c knrso cnnEo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

II is nice 10 know that Earl
Adams, victim Of the gang on the
West Side recently, is convalesc-
ing, although still suffering from
brain conclusion.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
FREEZING MULLINS HURT
BY KICKING HORSE

Freezing Mullins, we'll known
and respected citizen living on
the Coeburn-C lintWood road, was
severely injured about the head
and face a few days ago by a
kicking, rearing, plunging horse.
It was at first thought that he
might be fatally injured, but last
account he was beg ming to stir
about some, although his face
and head are covered with ban
dages.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
Officer Acquitted
On Staying
Charge

In a hearing before the Trial
Justice here last week, Dale
Lowe, town sergeant OF Hays1,
was acquitted of charges growing
out of the shooting to death OF
Roland Scarberry, soldier home
on leave, at Haysi a week or so
ago.
According to information at
the time, the three Scarberry
brothers were home on leave
from the army to attend the bur-
ial of their father. They were in
the restaurant of Sol Rakes when
an argument with local officers
led to one or more fist fights.
During the struggle a shot was
fired. Later it developed that Ro-
land Scarberry was shot through
the body. The bullet lodged in
the ceiling, indicating that Lowe
was on the floor beneath Scar
berry when the shot was fired.
Scarberry was pronounced dead
at the Grundy hospital some time
later
We were unable to learn as to
what evidence was introduced at
the trial to justify the shooting.
Glenn Damron, of Detro t, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
COAL STRIKE ENDS

The nationwide coal strike
ended on Wednesday night
when wage contract was
agreed on between the United
Mine Workers and Secretary
Ickes, the coal boss. The con-
tract provides $1.5O day earn
ings increase for soft coal min
erS.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
Long Fork Lad
Killed In >
Bicycle Wreck

Douglas Rose, young son of
frankie Rose of Long Fork, sus-
tanned injuries in a bicycle wreck
Monday evening that resulted in
his death early Thursday.
Young Rose and companion,
Jimmie Stanley, son of Hobart
Stanley, were riding bicycle
down the steep hill leading from
Honey Camp to Long Fork when
it went out of gear and sped
down the hill with the two hold
ing their seat until it struck a
protruding, jagged rock, fractur-
ing the Rose boys skull and rem
dering the Stanley boy uncon-
scious.
They were picked up at once
by neighbors who happened up
on the scene and rushed them
to the hospital here. 1t was at
first thought the Stanley boy was
dead but he revived and it is
now thought he will recover. Elk
animation showed that the Rose
boys SOUL had been fractured
and crushed in. An operation was
performed to relieve pressure of
the skull on his brain and for a
time hope was entertained that
he might pull through, but he
gradually sank until his passing.
The boys had been to have
some repairs made on the bicycle
and were returning home when
the accident occurred. Young
Rose was able to relate the cir
cumstances and told how h e
Stanley boy had told him that he
would stick with him when the
bicycle went out of control.
The Rose boy will be buried
on Long Fork Friday.
The Stanley boy has been re-
moved from the hospital to his
home and last reports say he is
resting comfortably, but is deeply
grieved over the passing of his
young friend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
A WORD OF THANKS

I would like to extend my sim
cere thanks and appreciation to
the people of Dickinson County
for honoring me by electing me
to the office of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court. / shall do my best to
serve you well.
Sincerely yours,
EVERETTE B. STANLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Chase had
as guests during the past week
1t. Jerry Chase, Mrs. Lena
Speights and Miss Ruth Chase OF
Washington, D. c., and Mrs. J..
H. T. Sutherland of Bedford and
Miss Sara Kate Chase of Coe-
burn.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
HOSPITAL NEWS

Miss Pearl Fleming, who has
been in the hospital for several
weeks, was able to go to her sis
ter's home at Skeetrock.
Mrs. Dora Kiser, who has been
in the hospital for the last week,
is improving.
Mrs. Ira Turner of Nora had
her appendix removed Thursday.
The following patients were
discharged recently: Kathleen Ed
wards of Mcclure; Mrs. Clinton
Reedy Of Clintwood, Mrs. Nan
ME Branham Of Pound, Mrs. B.
B. oDtson of Clintwood, Mrs.
Chloe Adkins of Big Stone Gap,
Homer Phillips of Tramme1, Mrs.
Bill Willis of Isom, Mrs. Burley
Moore of Nora.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
Democrats Elect
Entire County
Ticket

The shouting and the tumult
dies; another election has come
and gone and Dickinson County
will again settle into its normal
ways before another week has
passed.
Never in the history of the
county did politics warm up so
soon after candidates were nom
mated and never dit it get warm
err. However, for the most part
there was very little disorder re-
ported at any precinct. A few
sporadic fights occurred at vari-
out points, including Clintwood.
1t is reported that one of the can
didates struck a voter when he
used abusive language toward
him in a street conversation. The
scene was enlivened here during
the afternoon when two or more
women engaged in a fistic scuffle
lasting but a few minutes. The
cause of this fight was in no way
connected with the political con-
victions of the parties engaged.
Following this disorder, the town
sergeant, Paris Mullins, was in
volved in a struggle to clear the
sidewalks of interested spectators.
In his attempt to arrest a man
alleged to have been drinking he
was belabored with the umber-
elias of two women relatives.
Several rumors were heard on
and before election day to the eff
feet that the "maiP vote would
not be counted if it took force to
prevent it. State police were ask
ed for and late on election day
several of these appeared at var
iousS precincts to prevent any pos
I'll L Il 70
all mail vote was counted with
the exception of an occasional
ballot ruled illegal by the cleo
ton officials at few polling
places.
Clintwood was filled to over
flowing on election evening and
the courthouse was damned to
hear the returns from the various
precincts broadcast over a loud
speaker installed in the court
room by Charles BREEDER First
returns from both normally Dem
ocratic and Republican precincts
indicated a victory for the entire
Democratic slate of candidates.
Shortly after midnight some
Republicans admitted defeat for
their candidates and later returns
confirmed their predictions. How
ever in the early morning hours
it looked as if the race for Treas
urer and Commissioner would
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04
PIGS FOR SALE

Thoroughbred, big boned Pol
land China Pigs. $500 eacl. or
$1,000 pair. See COLUMBUS
SWINDALL, Norland, Va. (3t)
LOST-One War Ration Book
No. 8. Finder please return to
Dan Price, Clintwood, Va.
IOST-One War Ration Book
No. 3. Finder please return 10
Kendall Church, Isom, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04

LOST-War Ration Book No. 8.
Finder please return to S. Gene
We've Smith, Clintwood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04

Miss Elizabeth Sutherland of
Baltimore spent last weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sutherland.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04

Renew Your Subscription
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-11-04

Glenn Damron, of Detro t, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Secretary Named
By Building Owners

Lewis u. HaskinS has been
named executive secretary of The
Building Owners and Managers
Association Of Detroit, il was an
nOunced TO-DAY. lie VIII assume
the post Dec. ].
Haskins, 4 graduate Of the Uni.
versity OF Michigan. was IN the
building business here II years.
From 1881 10 1871. he was assist
ant manager Of the real estate
department OF the Detroit Trust
Co, taking over the management
Of the David Stott Building IN
1891.