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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & AM. P.H.A.

eiinlNG STAR cHtPTTR 20. II-stATEp httIINes. !"
Hsdnsscsi. DfGRFf WORK ard "Wednesday. worm VA
iron Mrs.. aaeds Williams. ef klnF. Ma tlss; noHhl "a
M. Richard Whhe. ts1 Erskins Apt 500 secretary
Mss GLADYS v Mills ibsse log abin. IN. s-sfos
BATHSHTBA CHlPTER 40. s-STkTED uEITIN@>-lt ~.
asy DfCRFE WORK ard Friday. WORTHY hauoa hrs
Fannie simmons sss Joseph. To- fsolo worthy Pstron
N T. A. Bristol 1871 Jos. Csmpau W. 1855; SeerearJ-
sr'. Carrie r. RILEY. fsst PARKER. PL ia
COL mn LAP CHlPTER 70. 1f-sTATfD HEETlN6> lst
Wsdnedsy. nIeRTH WORK hd Wsdnesday. WORTHY VA
ronNr. Aiss Dean. stil nrnougsl; WORTHY Pairrn-hr
Wsher sal 6oodson, Stereiary Mrs Lala hsndeJ'
al. Tro~hridgs.
PRISE lila tHAPTFR 70. fi-sTATED nLfTiSGS-sne m
eay DfGRFE WORN eth FRIDAY. WORTHY aatron- Mr.
Dora williams fs9e NJ Lntoise IL. litso Worthy Patron
hf Heywtod esnr. 500 Hartford ". fs@s6; SeeresrJ
Mr.. Helen B. 6sntt- s.es Hartford. ~. f-sss&
L0NF STAR CHAPTER 10. fs-STATED VII ltteS lT
Thsrsdsy BE6RFE WORk trd ThorsdnE Horihy Hairon
Mrs.. ltbis Tbomsa $3.50 ktnfuetJ WORTH faWon-
Mr. kehafd White go Erstine. Apt eo5, seefea Neiie
Nnson s0s1i Nyomlse fefutsls.
81. t6Nfs tHiPIkK NU. ts-kTAIED MLtliHb> SAD Ned.
assdsJ Dt6hfk WORk flh HednssdAy. WORTH hatfeh
NE. Beatrice tismlng as Bofveed ~. 6obsss Horthf
fsuea ". Walter Bsengsf. HsS s0ih- a fetli zee.
rstafy- hr Roberta Nelsoa. tsf Brush IL. lin
CifSrONE CRlPIER 40. D-STATfD mEEfiNGS fst
fAsrsesy DfeREE WORK fh Thsresf WsnkJ hairon
-hrs Ress siosnt 2its HusfL w. 49,; WORTH Psires
" Deek stresd saas 81 iahns ssersisrJ Mrs Ressss
hafthe~t tea1 y FsFt w. sfpk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

ATTY. { has. X. Perkins
80. 4. Narren 40

STATE or MICHIGAN In hs
rligal Court Tor NE County of
Nayns Il hanccry
ESTEILE COPELAND piaintir
VS. CLENELANn COPELAND. ~.
ieud4ft.
No. ses.a>o
AZ AZ session % Sand Count h,ld
81 the Courthouse ia sDe Crg ~
l'etrcit on the 10Th day 81 Sep'ea..
bfr \ ~ 1873
presen lIonorah1o JAMES F.
cHf>pT Ci-sai' iaaee
IN mss sase j apr,aflng oy af
hcaSif on hie lsai tie deisrcal
Cleveland 'opeiani cannot 81
served hy process issued c4t ~
this Couli as be Is nor a r siden,
~ ihs state u Michigau. tnf rc-
sides Ia TIE Cry 81 Quimar Coar
y - BROOKS state ~ Georgia
OK NOTION OF CHARLES 2
PERKINS attorney Tor Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED 'ha' ne dsf,n
tar' Cleveland Copeland a7tsar
and answer the I'll. ~ Complaint
p iAis cause y i'nln fhrse months
fiou ihe date q ms order a. 'iaf
SAID Biil VIII Pc iaken ss confess
I'd and that his order DE- polished
according % law and COPY There
% be- served ur0n ihe defendant Isl
registered msil ais REQUIRED hy 'aa
JAMES 8 cHENOT
CiTcNi ha-e
A True coprA
CASPAR , LlN6ENAN Clerk
ny ARTHUR y JONES
Dtp4fy Clerk s.e- 4
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hester smith. Attorney
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STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
circui, Court for the Colniy o.
Nayre ia Chanccry
LILLE VALENTINE. Plaintiff.
(. joins ". VALENTINE. Defen
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Attorneys simmons and BIsA
80 erailot ~

sIATE Or NicHlGaN IA
1ircait Court for the tsnr,,
Wayne IN clanctry
MARGARET JFa> s>s,.
Piainiin 81 KARL Wis.,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

"a True fcrrt
CASpAR , LlN6ENAN Cierx
Iiy ARTHUR y JONES
Dtp4'v CLERK 9-o- 'i'
Evening star., 1944-02-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

APARTMENT MANAGER, cashier, colec-
tions, information desk, bookkeeper. ste
nographer, many years business expert
ence Box la2-B, Star. ..
BooR%EEPfRcLERk nse KGT fGH S'ay typst age o.
cellert background, willing, conscientious
worker, wishes position with future: salary
desired, $50 per week; excellent local ref
erences. Box Ally, Star.
BOOkkEEPER or assistant bookkeeper
wants 5-day-week position: salary. $40;
ence. TR. O329, Mon.
C0LoRED GIRLS, ., neat, want Job clean
apt from S to SO pm 81, 5ass.
CULTURED, miodle-aged widow, capable,
good health desires position manaaing
and salary: ref. exchanged. Hobart So22.
DAYS WORK. SOC an hour and earfare.
Myrtle Surgton, 140S 10th st. NV phone
bREssMAKER wants two or three days
Experienced NO. o53o. ~
RESSMAkER, designer, alterations hours
.d6 to 2 pm M. daily and Sunday. Adams
DREssMAKER with ref, desires sewing of
all types; pes. will sew out BY day Cali after
yeaE espeenas MeRK typns wanted nT Sg os
seES ff2 'is KHTk 81 reabe lots
initiative. wants position paying not less
than 5000: references: 40 to "A hour
ExEcu1fyAk EsSE hsA sstih ftis manager
college education, s years private and
daIissslGnsass. aisssla. FA sSBss. av.l'0l' m|'
Evening star., 1944-02-20

COLOEED GIRL wants lob taking care o.
child no cooking or washing; 5i2 DAYS.
CoLoRED GIRL. experienced, wants dav's
work Or Cleaning Offices at night. DE,
CoLORED GIRL wants evening work
housework; no laundry: no Sunday. co,
CoLoRED HOUSE CLEANERS, man and
woman. professionals and reasonable work
Crs. complete Job includes walls. woodwork.
floors, windows, furniture. etc. Lincoln
COOK, coed manaeer; no heavy housework;
for small adult, employed family OF good
fnsd mot servant ,-; type,; s55 week BOX
coIoREp LADY wishes days work. Ho-
CoLoRFD WoMAS wants psrt:time or
days work; good references MI. 1884
CoLoRLD WOMAN, reliable, as cleaner,
oo;el Office or any business place, 5 pm
- Pm: rete,enceS NE a!59
.soekss cooEtas working Eir!s couple pre-
CcLaREp WOMAN, reliable, wants rert-
time work 2 amt pm; reference. DU-
COOK AND HoUsEKEErER, Danish Amer
ican gig. desires employment: eXperlenced
CooKING, seneral housework; exchange
small living Quarters; exp. settled woman
cotSTRYSInF t1! + ! I IP IPatSDRY. Baleys Cross
roads. Va, work of all kinds. curtains and
blankets a specially: near ArlinGton, Falls
Church and Bancroft. Falls Church ] I'll,
GIRL, colored. wants rayt-time afternoon
work: city refs; soc per hour and cdrtare-
Ss.n slfL Tsn5 sn to 00 P.55 p ms s week d'vi Ho
Girl cqI0Tsd vans DaT,:ims +; for vGFk
6fr,qnTTn' 6rqTTn' FIR, 9753 b.t a.r,s uo-,,
,morninEs' Apply @915 s 10Th St, Ar
ciKd ana fxpecsasfS csafsTe Ssh' cah DS CAV Work
GIRL, cclorcd, rart-time work. in apt. 4
lays week. o:3o-a, cleaning, light laundry.
Girl. colored wants days or part line
work; references. Call after 10. NE. o2a3.
GIRL. colored, reliable. wants , days a
TeaE, eh.T;. tro9;ns5:: nqsr5y vs . 60 cents nj
s:H GHW c,l1 P2E 4. 95 2o,i iun time: steady good
MAID eoored. col RED desires work cleaning apt,
or a few hours a day work Call sun
d, after I:aoo pm Michisan NJ an 6"l5 900
RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL, neat, wants
DAYS work. North o25a.
nehas one whr' IN tsms sfsa e I5 g Maple vex s
WOMAN, colored. wants. dav's work Call
FIR 1850. 1919 B st, ne.
WOMAN. colored wishes days work.
WOMAN. coiored, good cook. knows baking
or kitchen help. wants Job; no sundays;
nothing under $50. Address 3o5 9th st.
You'd YiSl, NG'' WOMAN wants chamoermaid or
erenceS. Call Dupont 3HiS.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED A RIDE from 9O5 But,eyHu, st
NV. 10 the Government Printing once.
going 20 work at am. home. 30 : n.
Phone Georsla HO4a
GENTLEMAN driving heated 1899 D0GSa
TO New York City Monday desires + PAS
WANT TO sHARL RIDE 10 AIa5 Ma.
Share expenses and help drive. Call IT.
LEAVING TUESDAY, for Fort Wor.h,
Dallas, Lincoln sedan, taxi 3 IN cor7 f0rf.
share expenses; references eXChE1EFd.
Call Ma. $40, FXt. 33l, af's- = II.
Sunday
OFFICER leaving for Gultpor; Miss.
Tuesday. February 80 VIA Atlanta, Mout-
ner.ns MEn SAi-
Evening star., 1944-02-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE tcont. i.
BUSINESS.
SELECT POSITIONS.

oGAAIS4 ( MI 4oAN6.
nxGERuE2NAh sEcRpfHkEs Pos5TDNs f9 Mss Yo6ko sss e
ssttenos.' electrical; sls5 mo: .,
ssenos ssnos Fast Fast Ga IN distatoh sa saos 4'
sstenog., large firm. int: work. s1s5.
Stenog, pat. law exper; perm; S45 wk.
Cali Miss YOUNG on MA. Gs4l.
epers-typists-,Miss KNIGHT.
PS0sts F9OkksePff n6, i1id 80 enafae wpm SO wk Xxx
Comptometer operators, exp $50 wk. UP.
GaIaR ~ reeeptionistsmMiss % REED soss
Information clerk, h. S. edu.. under
Clerks, once exper. 90. s13G,l45 mo.
Receptionist, ONCE exper.. s125 mo.
CORRESPONDENT, business letters, exper.
in ofics details and correspondence, 40
Librarian, asst, research division news
magazine division. REQUIRES library
'ralni5Ks e.IKSn9rY4 $40 Ek openings. unusua, sal.
TELEPHoNE oPERAToRssNMaie and
smas ag Work regp gse MS sna psae sun
Msltiple board, o:3o-s:3o. $40 mo.
PRx PRBxx sni school 5o,2s etics /, sl9o l,oo
OFFICE -TEcH-Miss DAY
Rookkeeper, exper $40 wk up.
ISDlSlS, eXper. N3D Wk UP
MECHANICAL AND STORE-Miss FOX.
Messengers white. Sl20 mo.
Grocery clerks, men and women. $50
S45 wk.
Meat cutters, exper s4n-s50 vk.
Drivers, D. c. permit. $40 wk.
LARGEST AGENCY IN D c Est. II
yrs. Thousands placed. Need 5n-75 new
applicants DAILY for current openings:
TOP SALARIES See us MONDAY and
TUESDAY, WELCOME. tNA 2ll4D
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1.11 q n GIIIrE(ll
Evening star., 1944-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

COUPLE, - yrs. my service; free in 4
weeks; managed my household, prepared
and served dinner party 80 in emer-
ggency gg, deightful cooks, not breads. etc;
tanning hostess; capable buying food.
manasing small, select household alone
Make best offer Box Is, RomuluS, N Y"
COUPLE wants position as chauffeur and
housekeeper in refined home. unencum-
bered; free to travel references. Box
210-B. Star.
COUPLE. manage apt. bldg. roomng house.
salary and quarters. expert mechanic.
ieht work ROy o3S-P
Evening star., 1944-02-20
POSITIONS OPEN.

INTERESTING-UNU
FEMALE DEPT-MISS WHITE.
Stenog., manuf. rep. 5000 mo.
Stenog., college training, major math.
age 2O-25, exceptional opening $500.
Stenog steel firm; perm. S2,lo0.
Stenog., perm; hrs, "a. Sl65 mo.
StenoR. legal, no exper. S35 wk.
Stenop. railroad work S45 wk.
Stenog SMALL private ofice. S35.
Stenog. newspa. cor: 5-day wk. $40 wk
Stenog. part time a m. and pm. $50 mo
Stenog. by day and week, S6 to IS day
FEMALE EPT.--M1SS BLACK.
Laboratory tech. exper. $50 wk.
Optometrist, shop exper. $50 wk.
Typists 80-65 wp.m. $40 wk.
Rookkeeper, full charge. S45 -wk.
Card punch, mum. and alpha. S160 mo
Teletype operator. Sl5o mo.
i. executiye-bookpr u; $50 wk,
MALE DEPT.-MISS DODGE.
Mechanical engineer, edu Chemistry
farm equip. rehabilitation work S75 wk
Field engineer, edu. chemistry. or GER
matte; perm, exceptional; real future
Salary open.
Typist, 60 w.pm S45 wk
Bookkeepers, full charge. $50 wk
Stenographers. beg. and exp. S35-S50 wk
MESSENGERS. white aeed 1925. SI20
NEW openings every FEW minutes
OLDEST employment agency in D. c. TT
be sent by BOYD'S adds PRESTIGE Il
you An agency where WELCOME is
reality. INA 233sl
BOYD SERVICE,
1888 st.-opp. CAPITOL IHEATER.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Mp FyFcrT1VE-

MN EHFII IINL--
An intelligent young woman OF excep-
tlonal personality. widely travelled, fluent
IN French. Italian. German and English
experienced in public relations and research
and accustomed 10 responsibility is now
available for permanent position. Box
Evening star., 1944-02-20

HUNDREDS Of excellent openings in
Government and in private business pay
iing $50 to $40 wk. Intensive course on
.COMTOMFTEP Marchant Monroe Fri
den, Burroughs EASY short Typlng
FREE with course NEW classes NOW
starting Day and night LARGEST once
machine school in WASHINGTON.
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
Evening star., 1944-02-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHERS--Di material for
civil service exam Each article test length
80 for 80 cts. Intelligence tests. 25 cts.
Box 6295. NV. sta, Wash. d. c.
TUTORING by experienced elementary and
high school Washington, D. c. public
school. teacher. Atlantic S597
PIANO LESSONS, BEGINNERS and advanced
pupils, 3 ! half hour, evenings and Saturday
afternoons. DU 1000, Apt. 1n4. Also
cellist for mutual practice wanted,
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher, beginners, review, speed dlctauon;
private lessons; moderate rates. Dt, 2H2s
SPANISH-Native teachers; conversational
method: beginners, advanced student.
small groups. Senor Ramo, Republic 3nab.
oRGANIsT- T-CHoIRMAsTER. F.. A. G, o:
can arrange for additional pupils in piano,
organ. voice harmony; pupils coacHed Tor
recltals and i'll memorlz!ng. Box HUB
ENGL., French. Germ, Span. classes ch!ldr.
thcr. foundat. highly recomm teacher'
reas in groups co. 0S00, APT. 20l
GREGG SHORTHAND. typlnE. dlcta tlon'
evening classes; exp. college teacher rate..
So month. Sligo 9s10. Takoma. Nd
TUTORING - Alg., geom., tTlg,. Enslsh.
BIS and ms, University OF Va; FORMER
h. g prin oxford 3l51.
QUICK review course IL shorthand, ,.ype-
writing, bookkeeping, caicula ting nachlneS
New classes now starting. Enroll al BOfD
SCHOOL, 1888 F St. Ma 233S.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
s%rF 1~[ n
Evening star., 1944-02-20
HELP DoMEsrIc tcent.)
WAITREss. colored, i've IN. 5000 salar:

WysAiIREss. osse ccIered. I've In. 5000 salary.
WOMAN. reliable. to DO part-time work
% pm ISL isl4 % Kendall St. rer' n.el. Apt' ar' i. 20. o
Ss's sss 6 ''5s Ga i'i H6 5a'y f5
WOMAN, coiored. wants evening work, s
earins M for children; iii reierences. Aaif Cali at at
40 pm; Ask for Doris.
good references, health card, Phone Ho
WOMAN, settled, care Of two children
WOMAN. general houseworker, to live, in.
Gd lend o. Of children; in family good salary
WOMAN. white, Mon, Wed. and Fri. morn
Staples st. ne. AT 3034.
WOMAN, experienced, white or colored, fol
general housework, apartment; one in fam
May-Nov.. same work; small house in vii
age: good wages: permanent employment
feoaired e GTsee MP 5e Washington references
WOMAN for g:h.w. Plain cooking Nc
laqndEy 19a1 TX, LiYe oHeo in or out, Good salary
WOMAN, 25 to 40. ghw.. cook and serve
wk, and ,earfare: in family. all EN-.
WOMAN for general housework; references
Call Falls Church 1l43J.
WOMAN. colored, TO care for school-age
child and small house, cook; live in. own
bedrm. and bathrm., 1st, floor; Sundays
off: SIG a wk. OIL, 567l.
WOMAN, colored. reliable, for genera
homework and help care for infant; excel
lent salary. 1906 Russell ave. Apt. ., Mt
Rainier: Nd. gE 4221
ARE YOU PATRIOTIC?-Haye son return
ing on leave, need maid for general house
work . pm. through dinner, two weeks;
references. GE S161.
aft m lGE3
Evening star., 1944-02-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIJSTNESS

TEACHERS, clerks, receptions; select po.
sitionS. No Charee unless placed: top sal
aries Visit Natl, Teachers Agency (Est
IL yrs.l, 1911 G st MA. 2l14.
Nursery School Teachers.
Attractive openines Immediately. SalGr-
les, $1,000 tosS2 900. Public schools
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
oO4 Colorado Bldg RE 3aBS
Evening star., 1944-02-20
RFFRESHFR COURSES

In SHORTHAND. typewriting. bookkeeptns.
comptometer, dictation. SPEED CLASSES
ing for work SOON, matter Of few months;
save time and money.
PREPARE NOW-TODAY. New classes
starting. enroll today tor advancement.
NEED - stenoeraphers, typists. book
keepers DAILY at S35-~45 wk. up New
a.,
Evening star., 1944-02-20

With bookkeeping experience needed by a
5o-year-old Printing and Publishing Com
pany in this city. Attractive salary; hours
TO daily, . to ! Saturdays; pleasa mt
surroundings with good working condi-
tons; Write. for interview. giving full
details and references, to Box "02-B Star.
WASHINGTON. D c. o0s
Evening star., 1944-02-20
GOVERNESS
COIORED CHAMBERMAID-

. CHILDREN. UNDER SCHOOL AGE.
Not over 40 years, white, pleasant liy-
ing surroundings. Reference ana health
card required. Call AL. slT5,
COLORED CHAMBERMAID,
Experienced with city references. Sleep
N preferred t2nd-hoor room and BATH
Every Thursday and every other Sunday
off after breakfast. Uniforms laundered
$500 per month. Box 252-K, Star.
S14-PART TIME.
EXP wv, cook: small apt. = adults
no Sundays. 265l 10th ST. NV, Apt 602
AID. 71U4.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
YOUNG LADY,

And general office worker; good salary
permanent position. excellent working con-
dltions. 5l2-day, 40-hour week. Columbia
Pictures. a9S New jersey ave NV
Evening star., 1944-02-20
TYPIST

| Girls. white, for branch Offices of laun-
dry; good wages, attractive working con-
/ dlt'onS. opportunity unlimited. The Ma
tlonal Laundry y Pierce ST. NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
COMPTOMETER COURSES.

Permanent positions. Operators needed.
Dav and part-time classes Mabelle Hon
our Beauty School l34O y. Y. ave. NE.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
COOK AND GHW.
S11O MONTH.

3 in family. Upstairs room with ba
$50 wk. Only those with local refs. n
apply. Call EN- 4746 between and
Evening star., 1944-02-20
BOOKKEEPER.

Established real estate once. Reply Eiv-
ing age. experience. qualifications, when
last employed. salary expected TO start:
semitic only. Box AK. Star.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
WOMAN

OF CHARACTER.
Educated refined woman, good voice, eX
perienced IN club, church or community
work; ase. $3.50; the type who does not
usually answer advertisements; not en-
ployed in. war work, but desires rendering
service of national importance and being
we'll paid for same. Write full details
giving phone number and confidence for
ft7+
Evening star., 1944-02-20
FOUNTAIN GIRLS.
MANAGERS

Experience not necessary; part time snc
full time; no Sunday work; uniforms ane
meals. Euyler,s. 617 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
% q L'Il.
ROYD SCHOOL
I3.i" IOpp. Capitol INeatPT'. Ma. %
FLIGHT TRAINING.

Can accommodate a limited number Of
flight students We specialize in private,
commercial and instructors rating courses.
Special course for women wishing 10 quail
lfy for Womens Air Service programs.
Three flieh. instructors. Free t-ansporta-
tlon 10 airport.
- IINfMY JONFS. CT go
Evening star., 1944-02-20
EXPERIENCED COUPLE

for general housework in small nearby
Md. estate. Permanent position for good
cook and well-trained butler. Must have
excellent references. Unusually good liv-
ing quarters and pay, Call Sun, Ken
singtOn o55
Evening star., 1944-02-20

Excellent cook and ghw No laundry
For family of 3. Reliable woman with
referenee P1ery and every
other Sunday off after breakfast Rolling
Wood section, Chevy Chase. Md. Bus al
door. Please state full particulars. Box
Evening star., 1944-02-20
learn RFAUTY CULTURE.

QUICK review course IL shorthand, ,.ype-
writing, bookkeeping, calculating machine
New classes now starting Enroll al BOYD
CnIInnt 100o Ma O22S
Evening star., 1944-02-20
BEAUTY OPERATORS
WOMEN WANTED

Girl, white, experienced: So5 to $50 we
Apply dry-cleanins dept. Pioneer Laund
900 Rhode Island ave n
Evening star., 1944-02-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL wants lob taking care o:
child no cooking or washing; 5i7 DAYS,
Gail co 6G0S
COL0RED GIRL. experienced, wants dav,s
work or Cleaning Offices at night. DE,
2Nig
COLORED GIRL wants evening work
housework; no laundry: no Sunday co
Evening star., 1944-02-20
YOUNGLADY

As typlSt and ONCE assistant: interestine
work good salary; finance or loan CO.
exper pref. Auto Loan Service. 636 Pa.
ave. Sc. Call Mr.. Timbs, AT 1904
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

profits.
Donald E. Wilfox. fruit and vege-
table branch representative for
WA in the west. said the WA had
never said there was not more
profit for some people in shipping
Thompson seedleSs. Sultana or Mus
cat grapes fresh, or selling them to
wineries. instead of drying them
into raisinS.
THE fact remains. however he
said, that raiSinS and other dried
fruit are a vital war requirement.
that extremely heavy production
of sun-dried raisins is desired to
meet indicated war reeds and that
the most equit. he marrer Of get
ting this required production is to
treat all producers alike.
Wilcox said that for this reason
WA required that all raisin-va-
riety grapes produced in the eight
San Joaquin valley counties be
dried into raisins or sold to WA at
the applicable support-price levels,
with the WA dispoSing of the
grapes as it saw fit.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
Deoth Summons
Bishop Cannon

He had entered the hos
pital last Friday.
He was born November l3, 1864, at
Salisbury. Maryland,
He began his religious career in
1888 on his oath birthday Twenty
wears later he was elected bishop.
Cannon's espousal of the unifica-
ton of the two bodies of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church - the north
and south branches - developed
into a feud with Bishop Collins
Denny of Richmond, which has be-
come historic in Virginia.
Cannons first wife, Laura Vir-
ginia Bennett, whom he married in
1888 died in 1923 after bearing him
nine children. He married his Sec
retary, Mrs. Helen C. McCallum, a
4O-year -old widow, in London III
1880 when he was 65, ten days after
he had been cleared of charges
affecting his clerical and private
life.
He was president of the Black
stone college for girls from 1894 to
1918 and edited the Christian Ad-
vocate from 1904 to 1918 when he
was elected Bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
WV Member Held
For Staying
SAN FTP ANCIS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6. (UP)
Harry E. Barton. Veterans OF For
eign Wars official, Wednesday was
held for murder after he asserteoly
shot to death another VFW official
who was sitting on the rostrum as
guest of honor at a meeting OF Post
81, police reported.
The slain man was Carey Smith
Conner, so, who died of wounds
from nine bullets at San Francisco
hospital two hours after the shoot
ing.
Barton, police said, entered the
room where 25 members of the post
were meeting and walked straight
towards Conner. When he was with
il 20 feet of his victim, he pulled
out As automatic pistol which he
commenced firing.
Connor attempted to return the
blast with a pistol of his own but
fell before he was able to pull the
trigger. Barton then threw the AS
on the floor and pulled out a .38
caliber pistol. Lodge members grab
bed him before he could fire.
Barton, a former 11th district
commander of the VFW and leader
of San Franciscos police auxiliary,
relinquished his posts to Conner
when he resigned last year to enter
the Seabees.
He returned recently after
years service in the South Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
SHORT SLEEVES

Just the thing for wear un-
Ger your Sloppy Joe or Car
digan. Clever little hort
Sleeved honeys in cOlors To
ma ch or COMPLEMENT your
sweater or skirt. Modestly
priced al 298, too!
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
E. {. Soldier
Is Wounded

Mrs. Max Zinn of FL Centre re-
ceived word Wednesday that her
husband, Private Max Zinn, had
been wounded in the right leg be
tween the knee and the ankle while
in combat in France August 8.
He was said to be recuperating
in a hospital in England.
He was said to be recuperating
in a hospital in England.
Private linn is a son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. F.. w. zinn, also of FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

Big favorite on every campus
- especially good in Kings
collection. Extra long sleeves
for "shove-up" smoothness
bright colors for st1nd3ut
at ractiul. just about every
color and size. All wool, OF
course.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

lust about "muSts" fol every
campus. Youll wear yours
wi h short sleeVed sweater
and skirt slipped ever your
ehcaldpr7 in caS"al cCmfn"t
or bundled into it on chilly
days. All wool in a huge
array Of cOlOrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

Need for crawler tractors on fight
ing fronts has dropped Californias
farm machinery quota by eight, D.
c. Scott, chairman of the Imperial
county farm machinery rationing
committee, told valley farmers and
growers Wednesday.
The decrease, effective in all size
groups, is applicable through the
current quarter, ending December
81.
Scott pointed out that hay load
ers, pickup balers, side-delivery
rakes and wheel tractors remain in
tight supply" as indicated in manu-
facturers' distribution patterns sub
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
Agency Denies
Waste Tactics

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6. uP)
The regional War Food Administra-
ucn, denying charges that great
Estte Is involved in its operation of
program requiring all raisin-
hriety grapes produced in the San
Joaquin valley TO be converted into
4aisins or sold to the VIA, We'd
nesday ascribed criticism to inter-
Its "dissatiefied with curtailed