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ROOMS EuRN.-Nor,hxa.t fcont !

ROOMS FuRk.-korrhwsst tcont.) i
NEAR CONN. AVE. 3023 Newark St
Large. pleasant, twin-bed room. quiet peo-
R6e 1py Eds dEriyats hens S1z oE osSs
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes from
DOWNTOWN all conveniences. ordwas sa 1895
Ios@. I,os N. H 7; .ssEa AYE Nw.-Double and triple
overlooking Rock Creek Park; Va Blk.
soa Som RiTTESHousE iTs sii ~ sT sfss Double
bedrm.. with small study, attached, next
bath, unlim. phone; excel. transp. ia.
i3S vARNUM ST. NV Single room,
GENTLE residenSe; prefer employed lady.
LARGE AZ 8 DoUsIE @ ROOM, sxin beds; suit
Apt Anw 4 HorfI sftsT sS zASoP pm Close to Library
GHhya nHn p CHASE pI l. sesa o1ar.e front room
sF's soSSs
MI. s1.s' pIEAsANT-s1o4 18th n.w.-BrGight,
bus. b AID asea. Sc ''0'''' "e' '"' anu
ILADeIIEs.christtan IleI home. large. front,
ssssrenisi soe EMIRsoa aS SO ST. Nw-pvt. home.
phone Iayey siRsIe RA sssS IsSm close to trans uni
a3I 4 18TH ST. N.W-Large front room for
rent, running water, single or doublei ~
1895 N. ii. AVE. NV, The Panamanian''
LADY to share newly furn: twin-b room
Tih Iss aRahsE n.y. Rp IT, R9ath SWLarse fur
54I7 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.wstudio room.
front next bath; suitable l or 2. IA.
4e7 QUINCY ST. N.w-single front room.
refined gentleman; Government employed:
sentiie GEM home; unlimited phone.
room, adj. bath, unlimited phone; cony.
transp; prefer permanent occupant. WO.
s5Ii CATHEDRAL. AvE.-Attractive dou-
BILE room, twin beds running water, next
ssoi = Gats sEW fH.s sfanils aVn h9ne
ddle-aeed lady to share room, with refned
lady, twin beds; conv. to bus and car
i.os Iie 18Th anh sT.3Master bedrm.. adj bath
with shower, 81 wk.: gentlemen only; gen gen
!s od h98s eSSS InfHEs AVE- ssr o Sa1 Ra 3a4
d i3os RHODE ISLAND AVE- N.w.-Double
sleeping rooms; walking distance; drinking
laal l ST; ;W...comfortabl furn and
well we'll hested :. lst-hoor single and double
5G?@S s1s5 p sT e to SWsms S weshls single studio
hal, room, ST. double, S. so; double house
kes kesping H1,,nn, So so2 DI 90 21S5, -, -
bus, no other roomers; private home
suitable couple, . ladies or gentlemen;
meals optional: conv. transp. RA 1850.
NICELY furnished twin-bed room suitable
f. for two ,d gentlemen; next to bathroom.
.iie CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-Two con-
aeS;ba aeS,ns 400 rooms, sag month each Also
furnished in private home Ideal loca-
tion; couple or gentlemen preferred. Apply
Wednesday or later DE 1902
GENTLEMAN wishes share large studio
type I'm; with another gentleman; close in;
aIa5 F sT. N.W.-Doubie 's Studio room
sink, stove. share elec refgr, Sl2; single
hall room, So. DI 2l35
COLORED-Large front room. suitable for
3 girls. 1914 Swami st. NV. Cooking and
laundry privileges
COL0RED--Nicely furn room with single
beds, suitable for 9 Govt. girls, telephone
and laundry PRIV. HO. 6336
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HOUSES UNFURhlsHEp.

VACANT-122 7th st. s.w, near every
thing. transp. at door, parochial and pub
lie schools ! block away; rooms and
bath, h,-w.h.; only S55 month Phone
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, vacant: bath cleo
from District line, through Capitol
Heights; rent, S65. ME. 1647 after Sunday.
2Os
three bedroom unfurnished house by Dec,
|: prefer detached house: lease or rental
basis; best of care assured: S125 maximum.
Call Silver Spring 0243, MRS. McCUL-
LOUGH. 81
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

JEWISH GIRL to share apt with / other
girl. RA. 1902.
REFINED GIRL, $3.50, share Broom apt,
with ANOTHER; near 18th and Euclid. Co
z CONGENIAL GIRLS to share 2-bedroom
apartment in s:e.:: convenient transporta-
ton: Box 238-S, Star. 21s
WAR WIFE, gentle, with 1-room apt. in
modern apt; house, win share with SINH
Nicely furnished large bedrm., kitchen,
semiprivate bath; private entrance; Frig-
idaire; everything furnished but linens.
Married couple Hillside 1076-J. Imme-
1906 1906 GialPooSHf' IaMoNT N.w.-Refned business
woman to share 1st-floor apartment; maid
service: near transportation.
1896 OTIS ST. N.E.-I room and kitchen,
semibath: employed persons. .HO s20s.
1115 X ST. NV rooms, front, gas,
cleo, steam heat, linens, dishes, S35
LIVING ROOM, jnclosed Sleeping porch,
kitchen. shower, bath; complete; $50; EN-
iIs5 18th ST. NV. o. end-f,oor rear;
downtown, close to everything; 2 rms, kit.
and semipyt. bath; gas. elec heat and
hot water furn.: only $40 mo. OWNER,
DowNTowN, i7Ia M ST. St. n.w.Iand floor,
one-rm; apt, place to cook; for 2; share
YOUNG Is,ui T MARRIED LADY will share mod
in nearby Va, with another married lady;
lady must be refined and neat: S35 mo.
Temple 5000, Ext. 80, after pm. 21s
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

2nd floor, next bath conv transp. FR
1927.
3IS EAST CAPIToI-In 2-rm apt mod
ern, semipVt. bath l bedroom adjoining.
inner-spring mattresses; adults only. Il
g-03.
SINGLE ROOM. private home, laundry
privileges: girls only: convenient trans;
81 per week. HO 251s
1884 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished
room, gentleman only, Phone FIR 5225
rooms.
606 ST. NE.-Large room. next bath
for OF , girls. Lincoln 3Tl0.
THE GALENA. 1872 st. ne.-An attrac-
i've double room, with connecting bath:
single beds and dressers; girls only; S26
mo. each.
DOUBLE ROOM. no other roomers: gen.
tlemen preferred. DE. lll7 before noon.
oIA
downtown; 1lth st. carline Phone HO
-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

PETWORTH-s-f family house, with a 49,
IT,, adjoining lot; stucco. For further de-
tails phone Hobart 1870 after z, and Sun
days, Georgia 3049 l. BERS 20s
GE0RGETOWN--An interesting old home.
recently modernized, excellent condition,
quaint old fireplace, large closets,
weather stripping. Insulated roof. screened
sleeping porch: now vacant: price. $4,000.
SILVER SPRffNG, 245 Dale drive-open
sunday IL to 5. lovely corner, bedrooms
2 baths t2 bedrooms and bath first foor)
Oil h.-w.h., porch, Venetian blinds: price
$4,000, SILVER SPRING Neatly Co.
Nh. srd AND IoNGFELLOw-well-con
structed, corner brick home, nice rms,
bath, garage new oil-burning furnace: idea
for professional man. Priced for imme-
diate sale. FLOYD :. DAVIS CO.. MA
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1909 18th ST. N.W.-Double room. va
cancy for 2 girls; $50 each. 21s
ROOM AND BOARD in very fine home for
surroundings. DISSIN'S. 20l3 Mass.
ave. NV.
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEMINARY, 3646
18th n.w.-Opens to paying guests for
duration; double rms only; employed
girls. walking distance; reasonable
IS12 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV, New
Hampshire House-A few vacancies in this
food and service.
NEW m WASHINGTON? See Club Esloy;
several vacancies, incl room for 4 good
home cooking. pleasant atmosphere; S44. so.
1903 N. H. ave. NV. AID. 1857.
DEvONSH1RE LODGE, corner Kalorama
room with private bath for men; excel.
transp. and board. $50 CO. 12l1
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
: s-BEDROOM HOUSE. complete

2-BEDR0OM HOUSE. completely furn. In
maple. electric kitchen. available Nov 26.
Cheverly, Nd. WA. 7e35.
NEARBY vA.-Lovely 2story brick home
on acre of ground. suitable large family
roomers or tourists; 5-room apt. on 1st
floor; sttracttvely furn: 5000 mo: refs.
kEER KEER, Realtors. CH. 1859. OK
os' sos 9Th ST. NV. fnear H st)-s-story
brick house. & bedrooms; refg; h-wh:
rent, S100: vacant. Get key Monday, 71S
5th st, NV
Completely furnished, modern insulated
home, oil heat, electricity, bath with
shower. large lawn; set in 10-acre grove
trees; is miles Penna. Railroad Station:
no children: S65 month; available. Phone
Bowie 3l32.
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ROOMS UNEURNlsHEp.

TWO ADJ. ROOMS, 2nd-fioor private home,
no kitchen; good NV. section. Adults
IA. S163.
COLoRED 1870 goth st. Sc: heated
unfurnished room. Phone Lincoln 1921
COLORED-Refined: unfurnished room. all
facilities. $35 month. Call District 9032
Sunday only
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ROOMS WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER, room. private bath, with
or without board, in refined private home;
walking distance TO carline 20 or AZ;
wanted December 1St. Phone Gebe 5s7S
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER and wife, quiet
and refined, permanent WASHINGTON as
bath. Box 34O-S, Star 26s
CONGENIAL BACHELOR seeks room, pri-
vate bath. or small apartment near
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BERDICK GUEST HOUSE-Large triple,
available Nov. %; coal heat; good meals
1891 ioWx AVE. NDaSe Ssh St
with sleeping porch; being redecorated
clean,. warm home excellent meals; 2 en-
ployed people; restricted; $47.50 each,
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WOOD FOR SALE, any lengths: reasonable
sHocKEY. Falls Church s22-W-2
CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt de-
livery; seasoned hardwood LOGS; NV. sec
ton; small starting pieces in every cord.
Sligo 2719. 25'
fire tools, screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refinished. D. L.
723 18th st. NV. Me. 1124
FIRE LOGS, dry hardwood, $50 cord.
CORDWOOD, DI. 2415.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

show winners pups, ideal pets,
Axe, to mos, male and female. NE
1894, Falls Church S31-W-3.
MUST FIND GOOD HOME for 7-month-
old Chesapeake Bay retriever. black and
white female: excellent pet for children or
adults. 232 34th st. ne. 20.s
GREAT PYRENEES male. 1k years, Axe
registered. house broken and obedience
trained. champion pedigreed: shown by
appointment: $3.50. Falls Church 864-J-3
or write Box Ask, Star.
FOR SALE-American pit bull terrier,
female, pedigreed, $15. 3414 40th ave-,
Colmar Manor, Md. WA. S726.
IRISH TERRIERS, extra good--S25. S3t
Cookers, crossbreed So, Sic
Persian kittens, red ------S12, $15
Cookers, reds, blacks $25, S35
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave, ia. 1921.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Scathwesf ond Southeast

618 II ST S.W.-LarRe front bed-living
rm. and kitchen: sink, ch.w. good heat;
close 70 carline; Apply 1st floor
twin beds. next bath; unlim phone; Cath
olic family; l blk. from transp; two girls
Lincoln S340
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WORK, RIDING HORSES and ponies, ali
sizes. cheap: new and used saddles3 brides
pony cats and harness: everything for a
horse: strawrides by the hour. bicycles.
new tires. Rear 736 18th st. Sc.
good looking. black. years old SI25.
Also new western saddle, bride, martin
gale. Seen by appt. Write Box 441-L. Star
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ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN

l LARGE ROOM and Kitchen, furnished, In
private home, Oxon Hill, Md, near stores,
suitable Navy Yard or Southern Md. EN-
pioyes. $3.50 per month. Locust 1853.
SUB. APT. for rent, furn., for couple or
several girls. Call Berwyn 342-R.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

WILL EXCHANGE one bedroom apt. Sc
1895
CONVENIENT TO CENSUS BUREAU - S
bath. private entrance; hot-water heat;
excellent bus service; tenant must have
own electric range and refrigerator: adults
522O Silver Hill rd.. Suitland, Md. 20s
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
ieeS Soaks 90 OF tbs o sses ns Sden
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 5700 Addison
Chapel rd.- Fairmont Heights. Md. HI
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RQAT.
CABIN CRUISER

CABIN CRUISER, SO IT,, excellent condi-
tion; sink, toilet, fire extinguishers, life
preservers, automatic air-cooled air pumps,
other features: for fishing or cruising
Must be sold; $1,000. Docked on Potomac.
DE 1890
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MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE.

LOAD OR PART LOAD wanted to and
from washington. Cleveland. Detroit, Chi
cago, St Louis, Kansas City. NORTHERN
MOVING d 6TORAGE phone AT. e243.
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ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Men, $3.50
wk. sgle. rms, clean, thermostat control.
gas heat; 10 min. dntown. On carhne; 4
baths. shwrs, s.h.w., comfortable beds.
AID. 1880.
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POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY HOUSES. So SO up, delivered
ANNANDALE POULTRY FARM, DI. 0122
Alex. $3.50. 21s
BABY CHICKS, feed ana poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc. 6I9 & st. nv
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FARM g GARDEN.

CATTLE WIRE, 13 rolls, prewar, 80 and
35 in, S100 for lot. Ashton 1891.
MANURE, rotted. mixed, $3.50 per 20 bu.,
delivered. WA. 1898.
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Continued on Next Pasa.5
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WHEN THINKING of painting and deco
rating. call RICHARDSON for estimates
AID 662S. or NE. 6T46.
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rAso old sha6sF Re ae s.e ST. f' r than
PIANO. steinway, large square, 18th CEN
tury; plays; best offer. Call Chestnut
PIANO. Mason g. Hamlin apartment grand,
Call Republic 6212, KITS, 1880 G st.
middle of the block.
PIANO. small-size grand, mahogany fin
ish, nice condition. s445. Call Republic
6212. KITS, 1880 G ST middle of block
best condition, $50 MI. o5ii. 1913
FIASosMsman and medium sized upright
mahogany pianos reconditioned by factory
erms TsGS sass8na1f Ag SScss sHo Gash
18th st, NV. Ma. 1905. Open IL noon
RADIO, io-tube, console excellent foreign
skates, sizes $,4-5; girls dresses, sizes
IpSss %a s1s Mat t~ sso beds zrss9 ss3
RHpfo Eisemann s ANN al antenna induc
toT eonddn sso ssenfs %o S4o4 R0de
RADIO, Emerson. 1871 table model, with
large speaker. European reception; excel
lent condition; $40. Ho. 9S2e, between
RApfo fne SpGaao'SSioGRArH. with changer,
latest model consele, Motorola. excellent
RECORDER, Presto. professional model
~, public address system, and play back,
With With mgicrophoane and blank records.
REFRIGERAToRs. ice. brand-new, so and
15 Id. sizes; bargain prices; free delivery
Open @ ewes; until O'Clock; open Mon; Thurs;
CO CO; Washington,S largest appliance house.
REFRIGERAToR, Hi walk-in, CONNER
sfisfoKc1ss RlsIsIs kSps. all size, ana many
RE- hS 1oR NJ living
suits re-upholstered to look like new. $50;
bss ans asdes % M
H0LsTERY s dY, SHOP 2423 18th st. NV
RUGs-oriental room size, Chinese and
2427 18th st. NV. RARE RUG SHOP
1eTs1 sze seeutg chests ss
pependable inexpensive protection Tor for
household papers, bonds and articles.
This bHmtaNns4 ttsa supply dsmsna win Ee
sAWbGsT AbtsT IH aSp iSa saAvfNss sf ess FREEone
bag or truckload free; bring containers, s
LANGDoM MgILLWoRK co;
best : s, s,s offers. csll AT 77es between III
sA&ofHoNfs, & sal 8 Msn 8nescher, alto, excellent sa
condition, $3.50; Conn. alto, gold lac
quered, S2os. Call Republic 6212. KITS,
1880 G st. middle of block.
SEWING MACHINES-Treadles dropheads
80 up; port elec. rentals: repairs
$3.50 UP. LEAR, 32e9 M st. NV. DE. 5457
26s
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, treadle, new;
your old machine taken in trade; machines
rented and repaired. 1887 Conn. ave. EN-
SHOvELS. used shovels. 81 Is; used wheel
bafrows. Sc, 90; both as good as new Visit
our complete Garden Shops at stores
HECHINGER CO
SOFA BEDS, brand-new, prewar. full spring
construction, S54; deep-cut prices; free
delivery. Open ewes until o'clock: open
Mon, Thurs. and Fri until 8 pm. ATLAS,
921 G st. NV. DI. 3737
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
Stats. 1905 14th st. NV. Phone AID. 1888.
SPANISH LINGUAPHONE, course com.
plete, unused. S76. Box lax. Star.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
Slavery Charge
Hurled By WDL
Against Women

The Workers Defense League has
released q letter its national chair
man, Rev. Aron S. Gilmartin, sent
to Senator Claude Pepper of Flori-
da, asking him TO investigate the
arrest and involuntary servitude"
OF eighteen women who struck on
the farm Of Mayor Dewey Hawkins
Of Oakland Park. Florida.
The Leagues letter to Senator
Pepper declared:
1T was reported In the Miami
(Florida). Daily News for Feb. 10th
that 10 Negro women were arrested
on charge OF vagrancy for refusal
TO continue working on the farm
OF Mayor Dewey Hawkins OF Oak
land Park. Florida The story stated
that the Mayor had complained TO
the sheriff that the women had re-
fused TO work and had proposed
general strike among the Mayors
Negro farmhands Subsequent re-
ports indicated that the women
were back at work after IL of the
l8 had paid fines of from SIS TO $35.
The use of such tactics in COM
polling workers TO labor for a par
ticular individual for whatever
wages and under conditions he sees
fit to impose is utterly incompatible
with the American tradition OF free
dom in the choice of an occupation.
Such coercion, which effectively
prohibits freedom of negotiation and
denies all bargaining rights. consti-
tutes forced labor and is form of
involuntary servitude in violation
of the Thirteenth Amendment TO the
Federal Constitution
Since the effect of the penalties
imposed in the vagrancy prosecu-
ton was 10 force unwilling workers
10 continue in the service of Mayor
Hawkins, the prosecution became a
device 10 hold the workers in vir-
tual slavery.
I'VE know that you will want 10
put an end 10 such conditions in
your home state, and we count on
you to take prompt and appropriate
action"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
The Party Line
Bv MARIAN

centered with the silver anniver-
sary cake which was surrounded
by graceful iapers.
Mrs. Smith was charming in a
channel model dinner gown as the
happy couple. assisted by their
daughter. received the guests. Mr.
Lewis assisted the host by taking
charge OF the well stocked bar
They we're showered with many
gifts NJ silver Gvests included Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs William l. Hall. DR.. and Mrs
VI A. Carv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bomar. Atty and Mrs. Ernes.
Cabule. Mr. and Mrs c. w. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Spearman, Mrs.
Corean Hamler. Mrs Pearl Cum
mings. RUDE Hamler. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II Burke. Mr.. and Mrs
-Ghsries-B---tcwis.- Mr. and Mrs
Thadd Marinovich. Mr. and Mrs
Harold Lewis, M. and Mrs. Carlcs
!. Gordon. Mrs. Annie NJ. Bray, Mrs
Cora NJ. Heard. Mr.. Jones, Fleming
Wheeler. Mrs. VIRGINIA E. Wheeler.
and others. Mrs Wheeler is visiting
from New York CITY.
Sgt and Mrs Samples have a
baby girl She will add TO their
happiness as they already have
delightful daughter Gail.
Pvt Harry Clary Jr.. from Camp
Breckenridge. is visiting relatives
over the Easter holiday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15

Declaring that there are never
enough men 20 give voluntary serv-
i've TO he ycath which needs them.
Bernell c. Nelson. district execu-
tive Of th eDetroit Area Council o.
the Boy Scouts OF America, an
nouneed the appointment Of sixteen
lsymen to the East Woodward Area
Scouting organization. These APP
pointments were -nsde-frem the
men who attended the opening meet.
ing for the drive for laymen on
March II at the ST Antoine branch
YMcA.
Atty Wynne Gsrvin. 1895 Brush
mas been elected as chairman Of
BE East Woodward Community
Organization and Extension com
rnittee. He will be assisted hy
Thomas Crawford. 223l Orleans
and Lawrence Carter 1890 Aub.n
c. II. Strickland, GA Watson. and
Charles J. WartmaR.a 24l Hague
have been chosen 10 serv' on the
District Camping and Activities
committee; Lester McFall. 233s
Besubien. will serve on the Dis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
East Woodward Area
Scout Laymen Named

trict Finance committee; ard r A
Nehro. $40 Woodland. will serve on
the District Health and Safety COM
rl,iee.
George W caiheart 5422 Twenty
fourth. Harold Harrison. 1850 Wre-
ford: Carl NJ Johnson. 1880 81
Aubin: 0elbert II Ice. SIS Owen;
Thomas n Drum, 800 Holbrook
George -ChadweI. $3.50 Seotten.
Herber, Bates. 24l r Forrest: and
T Beccher Ruuti. 1855 z Garfield.
have been selected 10 serve in the
important post Of neighborhood
COMMISSIONS under the direction OF
Stanley Wasik. East Woodward
Community commissioner.
jesse Owens has been selected as
he TROOP committee member OF
Troop NJ l66 sponsored by the
BCthe, A Me church
II is the hope 81 the Scout dis.
trjcA exc c;Itite.ss=:-thc above group
will be able "a increase in numbers
IN order 20 make more nearly per-
feet the work which must be done
among Negro youth
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
USES Aids All.
Ex-Servicemen

When a man is discharged from
any of,the armed services and goes
looking for work, he will find al
the United States Employment
Service office a summary OF the job
opportunities in all the major in
dustrial centers with 100000 popu-
lation or more. and in the principal
city in every state regardless OF its
size, Paul " McNutt chairman of
the War Msnpower Commission.
said this week. This summary.
designated as Labor Market Infor-
nation for Veterans. is based on in
formation obtained from employers
It will be revised bi-monthly and
viii indicate the expected labor
demand six months in advance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15

A lovely dinner party OF great
interest 10 the young set was given
by Delbert and Barbara Russell.
They were feteing Sgt Roger
Walden OF the paratroops al RI
Benning. Ga Invited IN TO dine,
dance and have fun also were
Dorothy Weiss. Roberta Hill twho
was the sergeants ESCORT, Velma
Nav. 1t. George Greenlee
The Scrollers chose popular
Kappa pledges) came through
Thursday night with a skating party
down TO the Forest club. The young
er set dashed down in sport toys
ard had scads OF fun.
Monday night the Colds Fiests
b " at the Y social room viii be
tr~ Mace and the must date
Soldier news over the week end
IL ID Pvt. Lloyd Richards. Pvt
Pr Matney. Pvt Wilbur hughes.
oil dashing about having gay
weekend Pete Whitaker Is
now out TO Selfridge. and Bobby
Cooper Is in to navy and stationed
at Crosse Isle.
Mrs Philip Casey OF Woodland
avenue has returned from a two
weeks sojourn in Memphis, Tenn.
Hot Springs also Mrs Casey was
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs
Leon Harris while in Hot SPRINGS
Mrs. Mae Buckner LEFT Easter
Sunday for q three weeks vacation
In Hot Springs. Ark.
It'd BITS
Victor Peaks. Of Vic's Bar-B-Q
a. having a grand trip He has sent
cards from Chicago. ST. Louis and
IL enroute TO Hot Springs.
When Geraldine Bledsoc came
back after her exciting trip TO the
capitol she had plenty OF interesting
tales 10 relate. One OF her most
interested and eager listeners was
Norman Ellison Hodges who In
tends 10 study at Howard university
upon graduation. Miss Bledsoe Is
vice president Of the NAACP Youth
Council.
Hubert Holley Of Bangor avenue
dashed away TO spend Easter with
his mother in Georgia.
The Wilberforce Alumni have
stared out with great pep and en-
fhusiasm. They turned out in large
group when they met Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith at their
home on Twentv-third street The
members delved into the business
o. outlining an important schedule.
Mrs. Ruth Anderson was appointed
chairman OF the program commit
tee. Serving with her are Carl Jack
son. Andrew Smith. Cuisine Dun
lop. Thomas Dunlop. Grace Wade.
DR.. Pinder. Among others present
were DR.. J. A. Graham. Sybil Gallo
way, Mrs. Bruce Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Garvin. Mr. and Mrs.
Cloit Ford. Mrs. Nora Jenkins. Mrs
Z Goolsby. Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop
ari others.
Pvt Louis Benton Is visiting his
wife, the former Edith Buckner,
and baby. Bonnie Louise, also his
mother. Mrs. Ida Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 3. Smith
were hosts TO group OF friends
Saturday at their home on Hazelett
avenue to celebrate their twenty
fifth anniversary. Vases OF lovely
spring flowers were placed about
the rooms adding cheer Their din
ing room was beautiful in its table
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Police Hold Man
On Arson Charge

James Ivey. 38, OF 472 Waterloo
was held for investigation last week
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by detectives investigating arson
and larceny of s7OO from a building
at 1886 Binder street.
Complainant in the case was Tor
ris Powell of the Binder street adj
dress. Nature of the arson charge
was not disclosed this week by
police investigating the case.
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Two Women In
Duel, Both Cut

Two women. accused OF stabbing
each other in a fight over the hus-
band Of one OF them were held as
prisoners this week by police.
.Ield were Europa Lacey. %. Of
2679 E. Lafayette street. treated for
ice pick wounds TO both shoulders
and Pearl Taylor. 80, of 194l Hast
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ings street, who suffered from a
lacerated left shoulder and skull in
jury.
Police say they stabbed each
other at the Hastings street address
during an argument over Mrs. Tay-
lors husband.
Two witnesses to the ARRAY were
questioned by police assigned to the
case,