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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29

Mrs. Carrie McLain. newly ap-
pointed stewardess of Paradise
bowl. was the first Negro wom-
an in the state of Illinois 10 be
appointed by the War Depart
meni as cafeteria hostess at Fort
Custer. Mich. Mrs. McLain
completed twenty months of
service at Fort Custer. Mrs.
McLain is in charge Of the soda
bar. cocktail lounge. dining
room. You may contact her at
Ca. 7lSo for appointments TO
arrange your next party.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
Claim Rape Killer
Committed Suicide

OF information furnished by Pitt
man Ward, 20. OF Tullahoma. who
first reported the crime TO Coffee
county officers and directed them to
the body OF the victim. Ward was
being held in the county Jail at
Manchester as a material witness.
Police Chief w. c. Hale quoted
Ward as saying that Johnson COM
manded an automobile in which
Ward and Negro soldier had been
riding and made them drive him
and Mrs. Scogin, who was picked
up later. to the point where the
killing occurred. johnson was
trapped by police at a Nashville bus
station.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
'PEONAGE farm
FUGITIVE Won
RELEASE IN ILL.,.
Chicago Judge Freed
II i m L a st
Week

CHICAGO-(ANP) - Declaring
the days OF slavery are over in
this country" Chief Justice John
A. Sbsrbaro OF the criminal court
released from custody Wednesday
James Buchanan who said he had
fed to Chicago from Arkansas.
This man was held in virtual
peonaEe in violation OF the Constitu-
ton which abolished slavery long
ago, said the Judge as he freed
Buchanan who had been held on
a fugitive warrant since March IS.
Alleging he was held in a con-
dtlon OF peonage. Buchanan has
sued Sheriff Hale Jackson OF Miss
isSippi county for $4,000 damages.
In filing the suit against Jackson
William Henry Huff, chief counsel
for the Abolish Peonage committee,
alleged Buchanan was arrested
without warrant or complaint and
was held in Jail five weeks then
turned over 10 deputy named
Reminder on condition he remain
with the deputy "for the rest OF his
life without pay or compensation.
, Huff said no charges were filed
against Buchanan but that Jackson
gave him a choice between a long
jail term or life OF peonage on the
deputy's farm. He said that Buch-
anan moved to the farm with his
wife and two children. On February
% when the deputy died, Buchanan
fed.
Sheriff Jackson was in Memphis
Wednesday and was not available
for statement. but members of
his office force and Mrs Reinmiller,
wife OF the late deputy, tell the
story after this fashion: Buchanan
fed to avoid being returned 10 Jail
following the death Of Chief Deputy
John F. Reinmiller who had made
Buchanan trusty and had allowed
him to spend his nights at home.
Mrs. Reinmiller, who gave him
employment in the kitchen at her
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29

TULLAHC MA, Tenn.-tANP) -
A mob Of 20 gathered around the
Coffee county Jail at Manchester.
Thursday nigh I, and demanded that
George (Slim) Johnson, alleged
killer OF a viii r. army officers l9-
year-old wife. be turned over TO
them according to Sheriff Sim
Banks. The mob Y did not dlsperse
until Banks led " p persons through
the building TO Or bve that Johnson
had not been ARE. 1ed II is claimed
that johnson sh Vt and fatally
wounded himself III W next day.
Johnson was soul WIT in connect
ion with the Staying pf Mrs. Norma
Faye Scogin, wife of VT. George L.
Scogin OF Des Moin. r, Ia. whose
body was found earl. "Wednesday
beneath I brush pile U the reser
walton. h ~
Mrs. Scogin had been Z shot twic'
through the breast anC her htat
beaten, apparently within a pistol
A coroner's jury returned "a verde
OF murder and rape.
The pistol with which J thnson II
said TO have shot himself liter be-
ing accosted by officers at the
crowded Nashville bus staff on Fri
day had broken handle. At the
hospital before he died riicer:
guarding him said that 10 hnson
mumbled desire 10 have "a pistol
and three shots sos can say = al
this trouble"
Sgt. J.. J. Jackson OF the ST ate
highway patrol said that Def, re
losing consciousness johnson D.
mitted shooting Mrs. Scogin an q
beating her with the butt OF hi s
pistol.
Johnson was sought on the basis
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29

restaurant, said he was paid reg
ularly. He also was given OCCASION
al odd jobs by Reinmiller who paid
him $3.50 a day" she said. Buch-
snan voluntarily submitted to ar
rest November II and testified un-
der questioning, officers said. that
he fred a shotgun at two men fol-
lowing an argument slightly wound
ing both.
According TO Huff, criminal IN
vestigatiop will be asked OF the
department OF justice at Washing
ton into the Buchanan case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
Ann ArbOr And Jackson Students Win Essay Contest
Soldier Acquitted
OF Rape, In Army

COLUMBUS. Ga.-Charles Stout,
soldier. who was acquitted on May
10 by a Muscogee county jury OF a
rape charge has now returned TO
the army. the NAACP revealed this
week.
Stout. quiet. mild-mannered
New York man, did not wait TO be
drafted. but enlisted in the u. S
army because he wanted to be
among the first fellows to land on
Europe and begin the ending OF
social injustices."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
THELkM ayers
wins FIRST IN
COLLEGE CLASS.
Wilbur Dungy Captures
First Among dudents
In High Sc doOl

State winners in the I .sercu'oSl'
essay contest FOR colorcd' students
we're announced his wee 4, ~ n,
Michigan tuberculosis as ' a. on
Mss The,ma Ayers o! Ann .A'oof
Won fyst.in Inc college avs ~ s0d
wilbur Duucy, OF Jackson e.
school. took Hgst IN &c ? 81 5, goo.
DIVISION. Bo,h Of these s'5' Vo's
vi be awarded a So cash : &c
over rad station WKAR. q; 80
pm. Friday. My q so,5rdnc &
G. BerrcH W.4i1au7s, cuf0rcd 1c. /
work d.rcc;o- FOR ne MIA
In The college d5y.s on second
2 ze o! SIS w. 20 30 Dor5:-y KIN 7
ley o. Fin: and ;hird pr1c so
was won by RlScna Motion o. Sag .
nav
Tae SIS prize FOR second place In
IN, 81 school division vas taken
BY Anna Jeanne Barkhoad, Il Gh.
lsno Park high school! THO stu
dcn's ted for third place N this
Classification so the $40 prize VIII
be @ vded between them They
are Marion Lemon Of Highland
Park and Fannie Jane Cotton Of
Jackson.
All seven ot these state winning
papers Will be sent 70 The national
contest sponsored by he National
tuberculosis association. A 500
scholarship is frs; prize in The
high school division and $50 cash
in the college group.
Purpose Of this contest is % IN
terest colored students IN prevent
irs tuberculosis; the disease Kills
colored al seven times the rate !;
kills whites.
Judges for the state contest were
A. A. Rpplegate, journalism depart
ment, Michigan State college, Ruth
Carlton and Alice Petersen Of the
Michg gan tuberculosis association
The judges listed four high school
students for honorable mention
They are Chrissy Wimberly and
Ella Mae Kuriz Of the Washington
Garden high school, Albion; and
E,oise Watkins and Billy Fay Brady
OF Muskegon Heights high school.
The state prizes were contributed
b. the Wolverine Grand Chapter
Order OF Eastern Star and TIE
Great Lakes Life Insurance COM |
pany.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
= CHICAGO VISITORS

Mrs. Lillian Harper. wife of
Lucius Harper. executive editor Of
the Chicago Defender, and Miss
Juanita Edwards, both of Chicago,
spent the past weekend in Detroit.
While here Mrs. Harper spoke over
one of the radio stations, making a
plea for a bond rally.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29

rienoe n you can tust raise that strAnsiins
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
z Women Jailed,
Had Knife Duel

Two women were treated at Re-
ceiving hospital this week and then
held as prisoners by the police
after they had slashed each other
with a knife while at 654 Napoleon
street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
Els; }!
Asthma Sufferers Sleep Fine
When Free From Mucus

RAks you choke. strange and gasp for
hresthf Arc you bothered 80 bad some nights
ehst yo1 cant sleepf Do you cough and
spogh tyyfnG 70 raise thiok strsnsiins mu-
"a snd strain 20 hard you fear rvpturef
ensbie 70 vorkf Are you AFRAID Of colds,
exposure and certain foods7
10 matter hpv long you have suffered o.
what you have tried. ve believe there N rood
nevs and palliative hope for you In splen-
Old medicine which VA originally q doctor's
prescription but that IL nov available 70
sxferers 81 al drnG stores under ths name
~ hesdHos.
hec<scs usually vorts vvry rapidly cs-
eauss n contains ingredients INTENDED "a
h<lp nature Loosen thick. strsngllne eTcsss
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Evening star., 1943-05-26
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lam, couples must
apply TOR a marriage license on
one day, ,pait three full days and
veceipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Aiee Farrier g. isI2 H Fsiimont a st. na o
1t. q. s. william schnorr. =. 2sb4 2ssth
S.~port: II nT' R. snf {! orede''' "'ekha"' 90
wsa: LHss Genssy SSnss 80 aS9 aoe atn nd sd st.
and Jessie Dedeaux. 20, 500 Gresham
H.Tola Cox; g. and Laura Freeman. es,
nfs Isn fan1s1 knase T. - Eas s esete! 'so 81
Soh pays: of s5 Bsnnns snd reFfa'e fa Baylor
Adoiph Young, Il, and Lucille Young. 1s,
DGth Of 241a Hsnn,nF Ran. sd I'd and cerb.
Thomas il. Taylor. %. i1os Howard I'd.
Sc. and Thelma Lucas 2s' @53 10th
MaTearet Willisms, IS. 1oI4 H St n;e =
pas s4ne nue Gra2 e. 1s s4as 3 St. St. me- Me- and ksh
and Janet Dunn, 81: 1908 East Capitol st.
s.. both Of 35is l4th st. NV.
BENJAMIN Wood. 43, Hughesville, Md. and
/ Margaret Goush. 33. 16 Anacostia I'd
Ernest Morien. 90 1924 Trinidad ave. ne
Don CHM, SIS, 1908 I St NV, and Louise
Bennett. 55. New York.
Carroll Hodges. 26. Norfolk, Va. and Mary
Marzullo. %, 5417 sth st. NV.
Robert Mette, 90. Camp Forrest. MINI,
and Edith Mikel. 81. 51S Rittenhouse
Charles M m Wakefield. %, Annapolis and
Mary stapp. 81, $50 10th st. nv,
Elson Dausharthy; a3. and Valley King
James McKenna, tr, 81. Chevy Chase. Md
Evening star., 1943-05-26

and Jane E. Coleman. "a. a1s1 Mass.
ave. NV.
William Howarth, 21, 141s T at. So. and
Grace Owens, 30, Alexandra.
jesse Mullins. %. Fort Story Va, and
Catherine seidenberR. 1s. 1888 shep-
herd st. NV.
Wayne Misemer, 23. Camp Mackall. N. C..
and Marjorie Voskamp, 20, Hooper Nebr
stursis stantz, IS. Alexandria. and Mary
Moore. 30, 1890 r st. NV.
joseph Sims, 81. Danville, H., and Frances
Wall, 81, 1900 1st st; NV.
and Floice Marie Moore. %. 4a7 Z
Roy PiDpin, %, ouantico, and Kathryn
Barber. %, 1915 18th st. NV
both of 2032 Belmont rd. NV.
mabene Elliott "a. l7i3 Hobart 1t. NV.
Robert Moore. 81 Mitchell Field, N. Y,
and Ann de Kraft, 20. 5000 9Th ST. n. W
NV: and Brenda Gooderidse, 26. 1880
r st. NV.
Edward sawdon. 81. 1905 g st., and
Catherine Davenport, %, Brentwood, Md
Raymond Martin, %. Pensacola, Fla, and
Virginia Kendall, %, 27 w st. NV
Richard Frank. 21. Elkins, W. Va, and
Mary T. Baker, 1s. Alexandra.
James Phipps, 26, Mattoon, Ill. and Nil
Evening star., 1943-05-26
&Xictory Gardens9

has been reported that the English
long without oranges, have turned
to the rose hip" for this vitamin
They boil the hips in a little water
then strain OF the juice, to which
little sugar is added to make a
sriup. This sirup is then diluted
The fruit Of the Shadbush (Ame-
lanchier alnifolia) which grows
wild In our woods, may be used for
jam or sauce. However, the fruits
are not too large, and it may take
quite while to gather enough.
This shrub might be more widely
used in the shady yard.
Some of the hawthornes and flow
ering crabs have fruits suitable for
use In making jelly. The showy
fruits Of the Towering crabs are to
be found in many yards in this area
and thus are readily available. The
red fruited crabs make jelly Of a
most attractive color.
Even though the ornamental may
not have enough fruit to make the
quantity Of jelly desired, it may be
desirable to combine it with other
fruits. Some of the berries are high
in pectin, thus making the prepara-
ton of jelly easier. The fruits of
the highbush cranberry are espe-
cially high in pectin.
Many other fruits are useful. The
report of the Illinois Horticultural
Society for 1927 (Vol CD contains
an article describing a number of
shrubs Of dual value.
Clip and sdUe for your pictory
garden Scrnpbook.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
No. II

shrubs have
fruits that sell X, go
dom last into NO III
the winter, but
nevertheless add ---------
to the ornamental value OF the
shrub. Many Of these fruits are of
use in jelly making and should not
be overlooked during the present
shortage Of shipping and harvesting
labor.
The highbush cranberry CVibur-
mum Americanum) has been known
for some time to have useful fruits.
In fact, several varieties have been
placed on the market because their
large fruits especially were desirable
for jelly making, but the commonly
planted species, in spite OF its
smaller size fruits, is just as useful
for this purpose. Birds do not like
the fruit and it is not necessary to
pick them before fully ripened. The
European highbush cranberry is so
bitter as to be inedible.
Rose hips (seed pods, especially
those on some of the climbers and
the rugosas and rugosa hybrids are
useful. They contain substantial
amount of vitamin c, the important
dietetic element of organe juice. 1t
Evening star., 1943-05-26

dred Reynolds, 10. $40 Allison It. NV
lssued At Fairfax.
Charles Thomas Dalton, 20, Fort Belvojr,
and Frances wilkes Cloud. 80, Austin,
Tex,
Curtis Daniel Smith, FL. Route 3. Vienna,
and Maud Lee Clearley. II. Route 1,
John Lewis schweitzer. 21. and Mary Alice
Cox. Il. both of Fort Belvoir.
George Edward Trojan, 90, Sykesville, Pa,
bois, Pa.
Kenneth DwiEht Dussan, %, Cherry Point,
r. G.. and Priscilla T. Watson, IS,
Paul Quilting Bird. 81. Washington, and
Edith Jordan Back. ~. Mclean.
Gonzalez Tirado. 20. both Of New York
Evening star., 1943-05-26

Manager s. J. Cort as q strike to
enforce demands for higher pay, was
termed an interruption of opera
tions" by the union leaders, who
said the walkout was absolutely
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Coke Oven Workers End
Walkout al Baltimore
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-A work
stoppage Of approximately 180 coke
oven workers at the Sparrows Point
plant Of the Bethlehem Steel Co.
ended yesterday after staff men
from the United States Steel Work
ers' district oflce persuaded the men
to return to their jobs.
The stoppage. described by Plant
Evening star., 1943-05-26

unauthorized"
Mr.. Cort said the walkout, which
started last night. had temporarily
crippled three operating units Of
! the big steel plant.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
USEFUL FRUITS
BY WILBUR H. YOUNGMAN.
The Stars Garden Editor.

Many home gardeners, to carry
the ornamental effect into the win
ter, have planted shrubs known to
have attractive, colored fruits. Other
Evening star., 1943-05-26

Clip and sdue for your mctory
garden scrnpbook.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwesf and Southeost

3O6 PENNA AVE. S.E-Two large CON
Meeting rooms suitable for four refined
young women; convenient transportation:
clean, comfortable dbl, closets; privileges;
SO week for x, TR, 4445.
and single room FIR. 1918.
$50 B ST. s.E.-Single, $50; double. S35
per, mo. twin beds; front Lib. OF Cong.
and Capitol. LU. T25S.
SINGLE ROOM, private home; . blocks to
transportation;o S25 month; call after &
Twin AND SINGLE ROOMS. cross-venti-
lation., private home, conv. transp, resi-
$40 G ST. Sc, near Navy Yard-Newly
furnished bedroom, next to bath. private
home; excep. clean for | or >. FIR. 6544.
323 End ST. S.E.-Front rm., twin beds:
near Navy Yard and Library of Congress;
Cl, =: rent sgle. or dble.
33ii MINNESOTA AVE. S.E,-Large, newly
girls; on bus line. convenient to Navy
Yard; private family. TR. 3429
Evening star., 1943-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AIR UNIT, bedroom. wish
to to, rent If for September. and October. Call
hNrIaUH 0gnNsfn JEWFLRy ana sIyeP Pm diamonds
denta! gold, old watches; need for repair
ins .pp, We Pay pay cash sehillers. 444 9th H.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture.
contents CO raftS Of apts or bone We do moving
saislF caERAs S'G5oye moTe edap qA 9a phoo supplies
nv; Re. 2434. Open . am. 70 80 p m m.
WASlMR' W leoR slec.' IN good condition. CAN
SILtoo,TIHINGG G,;s; Highest PRICES PAID
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used Us s.ao cl9thing aarrys I13s 7th ST. NV,
LoTHiNGNHighest prices it; pa paid for mems
Me- $7s7 opeR eve. VIM II ta1 cali ''n ST. NV
DIAMONDS. old gold, discarded jewelry
prices Ernest Burk, Inc, GA 18th St.
dark wood Can Ho. 600. Ext. 40a. "'''
living rooms, dinettes. studios and sofa
beds. Highest cash prices paid. Immediate
TsmSyfI; FURNaTUR2LBed2oom n ed2 living room misc
household goods. bric-a- a-brac. china: prompt
attention; highest cash prices. Call any
FURNITURE Of the better kind for bedrm.,
pieces wanted at once. Call Mr.. Grady,
FURNITURE and household furnishings Of
al kinds. rugs, elec. refrigerators, and
washing ma machineo spot cash; Immediate re-
FURNITuRE3Want Wa. to buy some used
hoq9sehold h9Y hold goods; also good used piano.
FURNITURE, rugs, electric refg., washing
machine. household goods, ETC.; absolutely
any time ss Mepropotan Pad mi 1879 sf' results can
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs, silverware, Paintings: highest cash
prices paid, Call Murray. Taylor 1893.
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
ouTDooR GYM GYM saT. SET = chiids; hd f also doii t;f
esTriage pnnag1, D W19dley sns ls6S
lilo G NV Ma. 1883
PIANO. splnet or small upright, not over
4S inches high; will pay cash. Adams
PORTABLE TYPEWRITER in good condi-
sfR%pRsliS sf%isS ma MAcHrsrs-used, any make.
any pas sS 9G bought FI for cash. Bsfs sns price
sEWNG G. HG HS eo bag N.Y. al SlepsT type.
pleating sI7 + st. RE 1900. RE. a3iG,
WIRE-FENCING AND POSTS, about 900
Sunday or WI 1885 weekdays.
gTlE SILVER rEaTfNuM oTE TEETH 11R b1scSRpE6 dGhR
JEWFLRY. WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT 935 p.
No. | REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOK.
Small ELECTRIC Refrigerator,
GAS RANGES-LATE MODELS.
rocl Drir
Evening star., 1943-09-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

931 X ST. NW.-Large rooms, RUNNING
water; heat light and gas; reasonable.
s@5 5th ST. NE.-Young man to share
,}1rm, turn. apt. with bath with one other.
iii CHAPIN ST. N.w.-and floor, q
rooms. suitable . or 3, .Frigidaire included.
Also large front room for rent. No phone
THREE-RooM APT, partly furnished.
coaps 9R Nth fnq s5s NV ME- 70 s aEs
BACHELOR APT, / loom, furnished, $50
YOUNG &c MARRIED llRiRH B. WOMAN, with husband
n $eTycf' to share nicey fTrn T apt to in
GOVERNMENT GIRLs-studio room sink,
F st. NV. DI, ai35. ''''' 10 - "i''
GIRL to share nicely furnished apt: gan
sasn'5s sls sGmsmaii room apt adults only also
HUSBANTDS iHSSihs TSo"ib DRAFTED, desire employed
wompan share my apt. Az F st. ne.
MI gast Goness PARK. o serTHyinr' Hir'' a98. 9:Eo''
dohed bdE t@np aD srea ae~ aare 1
ing room, dining alcove,. electric kitchen.
dressing room with Murphy bed, tile bath,
APT: APT FOR Or I rERSoSs,' SSS' completely furn.
room: large kitchen; all cooking facilities.
slespihng porch within 2 block streetoar
i@a iiq ?5 srd 81 2R atsfs PM front ?
room apt, every convenience: employed
adults only: no drinking or smoking.
TWO-RoOM APARTMENT for rent, COM
pletIsy furnished. ia. 1897.
ATTRACTIVELY furn., living room. bed
room, kitchen and bath; no children; S75
s@9s YoISf Pst iRs nad pm cantor h.; key
other; avail Sept. l5. 1101 Mass. ave.
go 30 EMERSON ESMRsRss ST. NV, Apt. 21s-cou-
PIE2Ek P spRIN Ff G %pSssv share sG TA sSs9
room and living room; employed couple;
oNE-ROOM EFFICIENCY APT. furnish
906 Prince St, Alexandra. Va.
1917 KENYON ST. N.W-Desirable 1 and
2 room aptS.; wash facilities: elec. refs:
YOUNG OFFICERS wife will share new
furn. apt. with ! or girls. Cali after
$50 pm. Apt. 201. $50 So. st. Asaph ST.,
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE APT, all outside.
unobStructed rooms; 3 bedrooms, baths
with showers. Will rent as whole or en-
re ia 6sr units -o6s daundE Hr seryes ayda
YOUNG MAN, Govt. prof, will share par
ticularly desirable 5-rm. n W. apt. with re-
sponsible individual; avail. 10th: conv.,
spacious, laundry, unlim. phone; many
classical recordings. pref Army or Navy
officer. Write for appointment, Box 439-x.
? REFINED GIRLS to share Broom. kitch-
en- and bath furn. apt; unlim. phone, ex-
press buses; $50 each. GE. 1889 after
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1943-09-07

SINGLE, single man: not on car or bus
lines, quiet, near 14th and Park I'd. Must
mention price. Box 35S-S. Star.
GENTLEMAN, educated. desires room with
rd. Box 356-S, Star
REFINED employed girl desires clean rm.
in quiet, private home. in Wardman Park
OF Conn. ave. Box 351- S, Star So
WANTED, studio room with private bath or
single room, pvt. bath; laundry and
privileges desired: conv. location n W: by
refined college graduate. Box 342-s, Star.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
PERSONAL.

REDUCNG-special rates for summertime
Baths. Main phone. Ma. SI34 {.
FUR MUFFS made to order with your
tyr scraps, SIS UP. Needlecraft Service,
GENTLEMAN'S DIAMOND RING. l carat.
VIII sell or trade for car. Call Mr.. Sam
HEMoRRHOIDs eradicated by my own
method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DR.. soMMERWKRCK.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred BY any one other than myself.
Graham Whitlock, 1861 Meridian pl NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
up to $500 on your signature.
DIR. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room 602, Westorv Bldg. COS 14th NV.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed 1t costs you nothing to investigate.
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. CHI. 1924.
JAPANESE.
japanese course beginning Sept. 13 at 6
pm 12-week course, S36. Lessons Monday,
Friday nights. Reading, writing, converSa-
ton; only serious students invited. For
further information phone Glebe S216. So
INCOME TAX
DTCJ ADhTTNNT
Evening star., 1943-09-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING for San Diego Friday, Sept. 10
have room for l passenger. Call WI
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. driving Buick
wANTED-Army or naval officer and FANNY
being transferred to West Coast to drive
1914 car for delivery to owner. Write Box
23S-L The Star