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BROKEN DOWN JALopiEs.

trailers and shacks that would
not do credit to a self-respecting
on vacant lots and patches Of
woodlands hire and there in Pas
cagou1a. We have long pleaded
for some sort OF control over this
condition. Sanitary facilities are,
for the most part, completely
lacking for these makeshift ac-
commodations, and besides defac-
ing the looks Of the city, they are
an ever-present menace 10 the
health OF the rest Of the citizens.
1t seems to us that the city gov
ernmenf could and would take
this condition In hand. we are an
phoid epidemic ever started its
Tavages would DC great. Adequate
housing facilities are, OF shortly
viii BE- available, and 4 Is up
70 the city officials to eradicate
this coilfiitipn IN the Interests OF
~ health and well being OF the
vast mal'}ritv Of citizens.
THE RANK GROWTH OF
weeds that decorate 4 vacant
lots. both n and out Of the bus
mess district. has already started,
and promises to be q crop that
would do justice to a tropical
jungle. It seems 10 us that this
condition could also be taken
are Of by working a few Of the
dr. INKS who are habitual i'm
mates of our jail over week-ends.
That certainly would solve the
ole ior the work.
INCIDENTALLY. THERE HAS
been a lot OF talk about the fall
ing Off of arrests for drunkenness
during the last weekend when
every beer parior and juke Joint
IN the county was closed Pasca-
goula police docket records re-
iute TINS with the following fig
ures; During the weekend of
April ~, inclusive, police records
show 10 arrests for drunkenness
this was the weekend when al
vious Wesk-ena' March 81 to
nprn 2 inclusive, When every
aHnk IVES Woe open, thefe were
ohay = sfrssls for drunkenness.
ga 49, "a sh y la-is. rec
ssss,;s,sgs a' ~
0NSE ADAM SfsSnesf =. ~
newman drew the praise q the
malorlty q jackson county elti-
zens when ne moved promptly TO
close these establishments m the
county following the waik-out ct
ingalls, Sfhpvard last week. The
snerlu cracked down on Friday
ana except for some b~ack-door
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-14
Biloxi Marble
Works

Cor. Main and jackson Streets
Phone ALL Biloxi, Miss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-14
From where ! sit :. by Joe Marsh
Whot our fighting
men dream Of

But the things they dream Of
coming back TO are the little
simple pleasures that mean
home to all of us-like a home
cooked meal, a glass of beer with
friends, a game of horseshoes In
the backyard.
From where I sit, one of our
most sacred obligations here at
home is to keep those little
things exactly as they remem-
Der them : to keep intact the
world they're fighting for.
& M~'4<
tafion, Miysirsfpff Corgmiree
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contestants I representatives. of
the speech department of which
Mrs. T. r. Wells has BEEN head.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-14

One Year, 500; Six Months, SIPS; Three Months, 75c; Subscribers
wishing their paper changed from one address to another should
fve the old address as well as THE new.
Cards 81 Thanks. Resolutions, Memorials, Obituary Notices. Notices
sf Entertainments where admission is to be charged, or other Notices
DOT Of General News value, win be charged for at advertising rates.
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@ 1914, B,epiue Trd9spy Foundation, aIsisibpf Corspirse
Villa" ". Pierce, State Director. 7I2 Deposf Guaranty Bldg, JseAsos
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-14

OUR PREDICTION FOR the
1884 presidential race-Roosevelt
Us. Dewey. The winner (.
Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
SALESI,ADY

earnings up to $40 week.
No evening work. Exclusive Conn. ave.
speciality shop. Telephone MA. 57s1 for
Evening star., 1944-05-12

MAN AND WIFE wanted to relieve mgr.
Hi HUI Top Hotel. Harpers Ferry, w. Va;
eephone rf IN Rs serN
ICE bfr with reliable business Call Miss Hall
CAMP MoNTRosE-1sth season: children
8 to u years: one hour from D. G.. sea-
son, 8 weeks. S175. Catologue churches
near near Mr and Mrs. L. A. Randall. Clarks-
EsTABLIsHED wArCH-REpAIRING arm,
3s years in washington, guarantees
0HqsR To!S fnd igS tES SesS n s1e dsysty
method. Results effeetiye for a life
rns. OF Or "snss ea'f pR Rrs aSE ReSks X
ManriSG sS2l Stn sonM st ~; "A 4747 ,oo
ties; etc; complete with chairs and card
FHoSP saEraERbs III Gsos seso, TA az 1892 for Mis-,
Campbell. pb If you are in need of loan up
10 IaST9S. SSIT9eSS. on HsTg s9gr sisnstuTe RnMupr, .
felts, straws; desiened, blocking, trimming
''he Vogue, 3523 14th st. NV. co. 7797
CAMP MONTE vITA-Boys. 5-15; conv
registered nurse; happiness, health, safely;
coMPASIoN. we Young Thi man sn0S desires act as
companion to man So or older Private
ineomea ineoo1sa Have ss., automobile. Neat widely
able perSonslity. All correspondence con
fdential. Box 2S6-G, Star IA
FOR SECURITY AND HAPPINESS, do yor
hope to have small place In the country
some day, where you, your boy or girl can
work or play on the grass, in the shade
OF orchard trees, incidentally making a
NICE income The war will not be over
ior while, but you can begin to enjoy
the country now. week ends, holidays OF
evenings We are private owners, livina
on the highway Because of wartime farm.
ing, conditions, we are planning to lay out
orchards with older trees TO start bearing
genial people the opportunity to acquire
an acre or more OF orchard with us, anc
nice place to live later on We will care
Tor It. Victory garden between rows il
you Ike. For details write Box 67-E, Star
HAVE FUN AT THE DANCES
GIVEN BY THE CIRCLE CLUB
Evening star., 1944-05-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

4ss:sDs nails issRs
tAMEaG ttAatMsf Ri REfafKiNG M1 KsisaGs 4shr service on
sIassTins En- sS sdSs Sheridan st Oh
frsrassTanfeeesiFs fnss VA snd ss5 g." ySFk
srs CRs ss sHssds1s sSast
:; pEs;sSs. 6. Electric Co. ssS eth St, NV. i! TX.
il EIEC. CONTRACTING, wiring, repairs.
extra plug outlets installed; prompt serv-
iss ,cSs Saslity Eiscsrical Service DI ols2.
sss rsssii:a s dsussS 'psiiass sa sse Ess''
fNnRxL sfsNhRRs esl eeosTsAa nsss AT sea- Sds repairs
sSaS ssn Bs6 i&S fSasi4SEH Ssaes5.F:s
ss1s SsItos l4 E. 4ss
s KEYS fSSuiPgLidATRb, II i minute, s5c each each:
Ssks cs 'Re saDsro
PAINTING. earpsntry,, General repairing;
PatsrsG Safs seRf0Ef 4 Fsas general home
repairs, For, free estimate. call Bill,
PAiSTiNG sPEcIALTY-1nterior and
exterior have own scaffolding; no short
age Of help. Free est. Jack Tate. Ex. s571.
PAPERING AND PAINTING. immediate
service Il years osss experience: free esti-
PAPERING AND PAINTING-ouality work
by 1st-class mechanics; Is years expert
ence: work guar. For free estimates and
prompt, courteous service, call DI. 0125.
PAPER HANGING, plastering and paint
ing; estimates free, work guaranteed. 3,
PAPER HANGING, this week only. 81 and
up DER room: 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers: work guaranteed Michigan 5315.
REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
nase plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps: Toasters, heaters and
rewired. Get our estimates on electrical
work. C. A: .Muddiman Co., Oil G st.
NV. MA. 0140 and 1922
SCREEN and storm window combinations
available for immediate installation; saShes
removable from inside of building; annual
fuel savings up to 30eo. No down pay
Nov. /: free estimate and demonstration
in your home. Cal! WO. $3.50, day or
night, including Sundays.
REMoDHING. ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS,
ROOFING. ASBESTOS SIDING SCREENS,
ANY KIND. MR.. KINDNESS. SH 7546.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER, experienced; also typist
references. Box 279-G Star, II.
COLORED advanced practical graduated
nurse. hospital experienced; doctor refer
ences; or am. and pm. care. ME- 1885.
designing. remodeline. al
terations; reasonable. Miss Bert, 1890
LADY wishes position as manager of
small apartment house. best of references
Adams 1880 l4s
SECRETARY, capable, experienced. desires
permanent position involving receptionist
duties. North 0031 after 6 pm 14s
SECRETARY and conference reporter: S24O
mo-; available for employment; preferably
In law frm. Box 124-G, Star 12s
SECRETARY, attractive personality in
dealing with public, initiative. industrious,
good common sense, ability to make own
decisions, desires responsible position.
short hours; available Immediately. Box
Evening star., 1944-05-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRLS desire Job as maid, cook
% or nurSs Sc, Al e33s1a 18th st. NV. Tele-
GIRL colored, wants Job. shw. and
cooking. Call at 206 Y st. NV.
85lIE TlEt. solored. desires part-time Job: Call
HC. $685.. Marguerite. 13s
GOVERNMENT WORKER wants room In
exchange for care. Of children 3 nights per
LAUNDRY. for Monday. Saturday. $3.50;
carfare; also small laundering home. NO
$3.50. "a
WOMAN. colored wants full or part time,
live in: prefer Mt. Pleasant section; eX-
perisneed cook. NO 03O9.
WOMAN, colored, wants gh. W. from o m
Mt. Pleasant section. NO. O3Oo
Evening star., 1944-05-12
NlscrIIANEolJs FoR SALE.

as s.o fAsmSa ,ns ssss 50nsB T
wAffs ifss HEATH aESaERs.s water @ heaters 20.
S 20 ioS End $50 ses dawn
months 70 Day. Phone American Heating
.rS Co. Ss rs 3. S. Atlantis nS3i nr.w,,.
%ainn sasiS ;Sss,;S. s.s T.. and
divided foot rest; $3.50 cash. wo. Arcs.
neat mem fLs q local i asoansss ssanss',on % s
Ed, complete with digest and sdv,nes
81 the ., S. 81 America. 1854 sd. ana
Was %s.hSsson RsIss on Law Rspdss.r vols vol a9
inc. automobile cases, insurance case Sc
Ties: yel lie; cyclopsdis Of Agtomesii:
United % States Code de~Siass titles i-56) and
Service with Federal index. 8 vols; k.-
vols: Martindaies. 1871; Fletcher Corr
DoFson FSm rysts ySs PSs Mf9
fas s3sFdi sna proassSTs SsS Gssss s
GsR sa sas poss y ~
Corporate plEsstors ,npse pTsntie aa
Hall; Delaware Corporations and Recetver-
tial contracts and marriage settlemsst;
Rules District Court Of the Q. 9 for 2. G;
Medical Care Talk Raren q Rinsl; How
70 Budget Health lClarD; The. Key, q
Courts and Doctors istryker); atkinson
on Wills, Hornbook series: Selected Pa.
pers of Homer Cumminss; The Lay Of
Equity (wendell Phillips STAFFORD: Auto.
mobile Trials tClevengerl; Combination
: in Restraint of Trade (Thornton): CCE
: Automobile Cases, vols. LIS. Pike
Eixhsr Call Metrnnnlitan 11S0
Evening star., 1944-05-12
BUSINESS oppoRruNIrIEs Cont. I,

RESTAURANT, soda fountain: capacity.
sssIli nT,nres KY ~, n perfect condition; must
Situated in good slSrns Vim sto,s
nIN9Hs TnsInNs99Haaoie Rigss Tailors, 500 goth, st. W
pINING CAk, tuliy equipped for sale; must
ioeation oTeo .Ss Sn present site If you have
Box aIs-G. Stat. priced feaS0nsnis'
WiA.NrJTED-Rooming house from owner. by
rnaose rrencss exPerlsheed party with local ref
under IL rooms; Must be well established
epis erin rn9es no9n.speSuiative business and prop
sy s1Iy priced Win lay sensible amount
Box oe4nG sn9 ssSteouate monthly payments.
BEAUTY BE- SHOP for sale. Good business
aYs and ney .et equipment; located at 5522 Conn
MopERS GRocRpRY Rs6osap WH sToks as9S and nice T. ant
ton cali Alexandria n4oi after Iniorns nm "a.
ton With spsss established sS1 easoline sta.
mmed. cssh. Cali before HS noon sTo or sefste alter
5 TIRE .a RaE-cArPiNGt SHOP. Fully equipped
bsgsGa1s BEEN opsratI 4S tires per s-hour day. Has
but Sousht fo1 ess f r. ssd pefose
offer sis w Wei, VIII consider reasonable cash
Ricbmons Ri bGonnslly; y. agent, 7th and Franklin,
SsSs9GfS SkoeGfRS4 yssrioRr for sale, good cash
closeS Mopdne. wine and beer; living quarters
.421 Lee highway. Arl., Va. Ia
l4th AND GIRARD N.W-9-RooM, g.
path brick. partly furnished operated as
, apafrsments: has 9 sinks, 3 gas stoves,
month reh1Fiesfssors ssn6 s. Gross income. ss7o
a EGGLEToINI REAL sHsSIf ESTATE
2s13 14th. Du. 5051. to $50, 7 to Q.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

sNsesN
ACCOUNTANT, expert. part-time book
keeping; audits,, tax service: reasonable
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started, Kept
part time: statements, audits, tax returns;
prompt, reasonable. Shepherd 1854. 13'
CHEF. experienced fast or win work as
Sunday. Washington Restaurant Associa-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man desires act as
ineome; HHHif have automobile; neat, good Char
ground All correspondence confidential.
Remuneration secondary. Box 2S5-G,
LIQUOR SALESMAN. experienced retail;
references: DISCHARGED serviceman; $40
per week. Box 29s-G, Star. 15'
OFFICE MGR, 35. draft exempt, exp.
edge iS; bookkeepine. GE. 7fSa, after 8. IA.
RESEARCH WORKER wants to write or
edit manuscripts in extra time. Skilled,
experienced, but reasonable rates. Box
REsTaURANr MANAGER. experienced,
wants connections or will lease conces-
sion, percentaEe basis. Box 311-G, Star.
YOUNG MAN, 27, business college sradu-
ste; wishes part-time evening work. BOX BOX
sTTTArfoN sfPIn sosg by matchmaker, or will take
TaREE Tars fof ExPasr s1sa n9x sa aHabe
do part-time work in own home workshop.
Box 306-D. Star.
IF YOU ARE WRITING A BOOK
On some phase of national or international
politics; economies. finance. social change
or public relations, retain a specialist who
has served as staff Washington correspond
sns opd snf wSsT W for ssdns
publisher: Box aO1-G. star II.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANUEL's TOURIST CAMP, between Fair
fax and Centeryille. Va. on u, 8. No. 2l1.
Lee highway; includes 6 acres. 2-acre
frontage on highway, dwelling houses,
!unchroom; gas station, II tourist cot
grove, some wood outbuildings. all stock
ana equipment; everything In Al condi-
$4,000 down, balance hrst mortsase
Phone Fairfax 2s6.w-l for appointment
TO inspect.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL,
PERSONAL

ACCOMMODATE 3 besides driver, Pack
ara sedan; leaving Monday for Savannah,
Ga co 1879
Evening star., 1944-05-12

salary with subsequent increases based
on initiative and willingness to accept
respon sibility;
CORP,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
RR., Conductor Face Court Action
By NAACP For Soldier Beating

Green a seat in the white Sec
Ton OF the train. The seat was
refused
Ny heart. soul and spirit were
crushed when I saw that soldier
beaten by the conductor as IL he
were no more than dog in a
soldiers uniform" declared Rev.
Green. Il have heard OF other
countries using pigeons and dogs
10 win their wars. and it looks
as il there are a group OF people
here in America whose interest
in colored people is only TO use
them as animal tools to fight for
vhito supremacy
Louisville detectives are re-
pcrtcd 10 have escorted Private
T'ricstlv from the outskirts OF the
city where he was forced 10 leave
the moving train, 10 the city
whore he purchased another tick
y, As news Of the soldiers heat
inz by the white conductor spread
lagh feeling and great indigna-
ton MAS evident among the col
ored citizens here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
LOUIS MARTIN
TO PUBLISH
MAGAZINE
News Digest
In Headlines

The first issue Of Negro news
magazine called "fIEADLINES"
which will digest and review the
n!ehights in the news Of the Ne
eio people each month Will ap-
pear on the nations newsstands
June 20, it was announced this
week.
Edited and published by Louis
F., Martin who is also editor Of
tie Michigan Chronicle in De-
troit. HEADLINES" will sell for
twenty-five cents per copy. Be-
sides ifs review OF major events
~IEADLINES' will also present
a cross section OF opinion ~n key
issues from the nations most Inn
poriant Negro newspapers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
NORTHWEST DETROIT

a Smile road.
Mrs. Asnes Marshall. Of Glen
Lodge will spend month with
friends IN Zine Bluff Ark
Mrs Mamie I. Harvey. o. Pine
Ruff AK IS the guest q Nr.
ana Nlrs NJ & Byusm Of Glen
Lodge street..
Nrs Willie Mae HILL o. Uyo-
nin- street has returned after
Spending month visiting rela-
iifcs and friends in Alabama
The Rev Mrs Hattie T. Dan
ie ~ Wilson sc vas me rrir-
,lpai speaker AZ TIE recent YER
uYsi ar no Church 81 God on
Wisconssa street
Mfs Carrie Ne'cn ~ Wash
Nnrn street Who recently spent
riros weeks with reiatises IN
nsinnau Ohio has returned
home
MIS- Frances ianitr and Mrs
Il r'rnie Nenalrs ot georgia arc
'ba rees's 81 ,lr ard Mrs sam
sonss O. herr5'avn street
Nrs z.pher 81 Cine.ras'i
nric tz rho guest az 1frs Carrie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

such), do you blindIy month aft
er month without anaylzing your
color buy powder that is too
dark for you' or course you're
brown. but II your skin has a
yellow undertone then you should
try perhaps Woodburys "Tropic
Tan or Coty's "Sun Tan or
maybe a warm Elizabeth Arden
shade. Don't shy away from the
big name companies because you
think they're exclusively for white
women You're a woman and as
such their cosmetics are made
for you too. Perhaps you nurture
A civic yen TO support Negro-own-
ed cosmetic concerns. II such is
the case. good for you But stick
10 the lighter tones. Don't veer
off too sharply into the reddish
orange shades in which our beau
ucians seem still TO specialize
And another thing many the
firms that SEEM to cater to coll
ored women which are backed by
white money makers bent merely
upon exploiting sepia grooming
SO on your toes. milady, choose
xgteofv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
2izs st Anton. Street. Corner coumbia-cIlnord 1924

For the fsirer ones anon.
sepia contingent: though -
winter powder may b w
or one OF the pale yellow su'sr
remember that come the ,w rsa''
ing days OF June and July , ,'''''
going TO tam. Switch 10 s0an
er powder for summer u'oSn'
sunny undertones Co nss via
the rouge and keep TIA, ~. O
natural efferyescencc whsn ''l'
deepen the shade Of m. you
you're using. don't forge, rsNar
a trifle darker lipsuck " vi
Big Box, Little Value
The quality OF powder 49,.
Is another consideratlor ~
and Miss sepia America eu 'l'
easy to run into tho 4,
store and ask for a dina ''u
this or that. And IFS na,,,
buy the largest amount yon .
get for that dime fesos,,' "a
since there's % per ce,, '1g
ury tax on cosmetics, pn, a
handicap your complexion ,..'
corn starchy and flonry pows...
There's something 10 Ia, y.
spun' powder OF Coty's ana ~.
germ free powder on w.
bury's. Your skins got IA br..,s.
through all that nlake-un /.
know Quantity in this case ,.r,
worth the savings unless ,hs,..
quality too.
Now. milady III take IN. :,
Dan Burley's powders sos u.
next week. Remember. give vou,.
self the assurance you're tael.,
the world correctly powdered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Sepiia Styles
For You
BY vALEyA E. MINOR

Let's take a powder you and
I milady. And when / say take
powder I'm not coping any
Of Dan Burley's double talk but
using the expression literally.
What shade OF powder do YOU
use'
Develop Your PotentlalltIes
Few Negro women pick the
shade OF powder that will make
their complexions glowing, vi
hrant attraction. Too often brown
women choose red, course tones,
too often very brown woman
will attempt TO tighten her color
by using yellow or pink pow
der and both Of those errors are
grooming tragedies
A comment I once overheard
has stuck with me. An elderly
gentleman walking up on the
campus OF Southern girls col
iegc said. Il love your women.
They're like flowers-so many.
many living huesT That's a dis
arming little bit Of flattery. lad
les It's up 10 us TO make the
most Of the color we possess.
not to Kill H.
Analyze Before You Buy
Just because you know you're
brown and because you've"heard'
n certain manufacturer OF cos
metics has line OF articles for
tolored clientele gingerbread
brown" lumber allure and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

LOUISVILLE ~ AMP NAAcP
attorneys are reported 70 be
working on plans for court ac-
zion against Inc LSN railroad and
'cne Of their conductors who hru-
tally heat PVT Henry David
rriest'y. a member ~ the sss,h
Amy Air force band ahou, sit
ting in a so-called white coach
last week After the bea'fz the
conductor is charged with putting
Tie soldier of the train on the
outskirts Of The city
Legal action AGAINST both the
railroad ard The conductor is IN
the hands of Attys 5 a. Burnley
ana & Euhank Tucker NAArP
lawyers The NAACP has an
nounccd IT'S determination 70 take
civil ard criminal court action
acains, the conductor and Ian
railroad in THIS case as a safe
enarl 70 al coiored soldiers who
are compelled 20 travel
Blackjack Used
4 romhcr az the horihardicrs
air force land AZ Goodman fNd
PVT rsiesty was attacked ny ne
L6N conductor with a hlackjaek
while he was seated in onc ~ Tho
coaches reserved Tor whites
Pries,ly had hcen told - 81 N
tho coach hy a conductor before
no boarded the train hui when
his uckot Was punched by The
conductor ON duty he was told 20
take scar In another coach. re-
SERVED cor Negroes.
BEFORE pflesily could go his
baggage together the conductor Is
said 10 have attacked him with a
( llacs3ack hitting him on the head
ard other parts OF the body AL
though small in stature, tho soil
der fought his larger assailani
from the whi'eT coach 20 INC
coa,h selected for Negroes The
Roy J F Green Detroit min
4 i-fer saw the conductor STRIKE
priostiv m least three times on
The head with The blackjack In
Tho colored section q the tram
o,hcr Negro passengers support
Eov Green's allegations Rev.
Green's protests and appeals 70
tho conductor are said TO have
Stopped the fight
S,nIa Cnmnrnmisa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Light Puff Instead Of
Light Powder

And for the darker woman
wearing light powder doesn't
make you lighter. you know. II
only gives that Toured look =
and red powder achieves only
fantastic brightness. Your best
bet is a good powder base Pond
or Woodbury's Vanishing Cream)
and a light busting OF brown
toned powder. Youil get softer
glow. Just enough powder TO take
off the shine mot enough TO per-
ceptibly change your color.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

Sensing his predicament after
'he fight. the conductor Is re-
ported 10 have offered Rev
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-05

Amsvicon Bvoss compeHy Apothseeviss He'll compony The Bristol compsny
 Bsnvus Wsteh Company chess BTess q Copper Co.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-08
Murder
Continued From Page 1

Parsons to Nineteen Mile road,
where they said they found Miss
Parfitts body under some brush
in a ditch.
Parsons is being held in Oak
land county Jail pending prefer
ment of a formal charge. An
autopsy on Miss Parfitt's body
was scheduled for today.
Noggle said Parsons told him
he was given a medical dis
charge from the Army seven
months ago because of a skull
fracture he suffered in a truck
accident while working in the
Upper peninsula with the Civil
ian Conservation Corps several
years ago.
my Army helmet gave me
headaches" he was quoted as
saying. Il was discharged after
an examination given me when
I tried to transfer from the In
fantry to a paratroop division. Fl"
Miss Parfitt had been employ
ed in Detroit Department
store.