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Evening star., 1944-02-17

INCOME TAX RETURNS.
Complete assistance with Federal, Dis
trict and Maryland income tax returns.
$3.50 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring.
SH. $3.50. SH. 1410 After 5 PM. IT,
NOTICE is hereby given to all SHARE
3L HoLDERS = 3 Of q Capital Stock Of the CHEVY
shareholders agent has died. A meeting
Of all shareholders of said Bank and /or
their proxies and fiduciaries is called to be
held on Friday, March 18th, 1914. at 4
p.m at Sol Colorado Building. 14th and
G SITS. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c., to elect
bond.
(signed) CLYDE D. GARRETT. ma1s'
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subsisting between the
undersigned; W; M. chaprell, G. E. Mccall
business AS partners under the style or
nrm name Of C. M. H; COMPANY. has
been dissolved by mutual consent: as and
from the 25th day Of January, l944.
c. M H. COMPANY,
60 Green e. Powers.
Attorneys at Law,
Maryland Building.
HyattSville Maryland
Evening star., 1944-02-17
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. IniD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Datt three full days and
Teceiue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

wH!:4 bosS E,sT; y; S:tao!s 2a snd Ms Naomi Harris
:::: ss s;p's.S % a..da 5sls b. HsSssFe s5 ots
w;F5sn Yosn. Mfsek is hosf;s st E'h%Gnd Ma and Neil
EdnieE Sondes. j.. %; Dana. Ind. and
v.sss sss:$:5 ssss Sss,:if os;s "a Patriot.
RobeTt Petsrson g. asss MSrtie ave-
and Nancy Ayres' 10. 27o5 Hamlin
piE; piss !, and Clara Thompson. a. 5000
hsma axhh s GIG & x s. ns ana
Theodore Lawson. 90. and Dorothy Saun-
si.; III S5 sssf va.
San Roxs1S GslyeFs 10 So aad Pts Pa,0 and johnnie
TayloS So. 1899 Vernon st. NV.
R.yn0na Quinn; Inn. 5s' AuTSss: S and
Rosae fss Ianrford 1o e9S aeienvie fse-S w. wa va
esse ssd Vssn 2S easdse1 ss De sies s 8: NM
Jazz Xxx! ksmin,k, 81 g. rert Meade; and rr.v!.
1enore Mccormick. IS, 1902 s7th
HB5s BS,oS; RFrss Tsej: e. s; ssnt5s S:Su2s xh and
Issued at Fairfax.
Eosn Harvey Smith. "a. Fort Belvcir. and
s!z ddesR aasEs5b sot Rssr' sa
F Ruth ~ GsrsnsT ss:,:s e. yansebore
z,Aa Anna s,1aa Marie Rierl' 3s Buffalo N w.
dria, and Lucille Maupin. 81. Route, 4,
Alexandra.
Adrsa .na Js JR5s:s' M.s 60 wssss R9sf'
Herndon.
George Vincent Butcherine, az, Fort Bel
voir, and vada May smith, 10, Route /,
Alexandria.
George Albert Alexander. II, and Corrine
Jane Hines. 10, both Of Washington.
Solomon Jose Gamboa, 21, Mesilla, N.
Mex, and Frances Ann Peluso, 81. Fort
Smith, Ark.
Joseph Phillip Gill, 80. and Mildred Marie
Lining, %, Route /. Alexandria.
Issued At Alexandria.
william z. Herman, 26, Fort Worth, Tex,
and julie B. Humble 20, Alexandria
William Henry VAUGHN, 30, and Matte T.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

Colored married couple, no children, for
new apartment development in AnacostIa:
husband as fireman and for general Jaaitor
work wife to act as cleaner and do hall
work; new apartment and all utilities oro-
Vided, in addition to excellent salaries. Call
Mr.. Richardson, res. mgr, Lincoln o397.
for appointment.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

EXECUTIVE SALESMAN
An associa ton of Government employees
mas an opening for. competent salesman
excellent opportunity for ambitious man
regular established income. Liberal draw
ing account If qualified Apply 10 am
only. Room 905 Westory Building. IT,
TRUCK DRIVER. DELIVERY MAN
For ice truck: S45 per week guaranteed
and bonus; also helper for truck wanted.
Phone 81, 05O6 after n m
Evening star., 1944-02-17

Make q syrup by stirring 2 cups OF
granulated sugar and one cup Of
water q few moments, until dissolved.
Or you can use corn syrup or liquid
honey, instead Of sugar syrup. No
cooking needed-it's no trouble at all
Evening star., 1944-02-17
Saves Big Dollars.
So Easy! No Cooking

A real surprise awaits
you. in your own kitch-
en-. for the relief Of
coughs due to colds. You(
can easily mix a cough
syrup that gives you
about 4 times as much
for your money.
Evening star., 1944-02-17
So D. {. SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow

Eight District men found qualified
for the naval forces on their pre-
induction examination, have been
ordered to report for induction at
the Navy Recruiting Station toner
row. Fifty-one other men inducted
into the Army January 20 will report
for active duty tomorrow.
Those reporting for induction
follow:
Evening star., 1944-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED
2132 Penna. ave. NV, am to 10
pm. daily and Sunday. Reasonable rates.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21

his was the IlrSL WOrQ received
in many months from Freeman who
is with the Second Division now
fighting in Holland. Before enter
ing the Army four years ago, he
operated a Radio shop at Wellsville,
New York. He is a former resident
of Trenton.
Excerpts from letters written to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Freeman and
Gorge Freeman, Helen street, Tren-
ton, follow:
at seems that you have not re-
ceived some of my letters that I
have sent you, so I will repeat some
of the things I have written be-
fore. guess we hold a record for
combat days without rest. We are
now so some days with only TX
days rest, so you can see why you
don't hear from me.
"Oh yes, I received the coffee.
It sure was swell and came through
in good shape. If you aren't ra-
toned on it, please send me some
more. It's sure good To have an
extra cup of coffee during the day
or night. We do our own cooking
and We sure have some meals. It's
too bulky to try to carry the kit
chen with us during combat, so we
do our own cooking. I got one Of
the cooks out of the kitchen to ride
with us. We had chicken three
days ago, fresh pork yesterday and
veal today Not bad, eh what? We
don't go out and steal them, we keep
our eyes open for livestock that
has been hit by artillery fire. go
out and dress 1t, and it is just as
good as any meat you could get
hold Of.
1.-THE only reason we don't get hit
is because we dig ourselves down
in the ground. Right now I am 5h
feet in the ground with logs over
my head, also covered with dirt.
I'm using an end table from bed
room suite as desk. These krauts
won't have much Of country to
come back to when we get through
with it. Every town We have taken
in Germany, we have had to de-
stroy because their Army uses their
towns for Notifications. So We just
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21

Wyandottes defeat the Detroit High
school, IA to IL. The Wyandottes
started the season well last Satur-
day by defeating the strong Detroit
high school team IA to II. There
was a good sized crowd present.
Featuring the game for Wyandotte
was the battling of Lund and Lewis.
A splendid fly catch by Doyle and
a beautiful one-handed catch by
Campau In the ninth inning. Also
playing for Wyandotte were the fol-
lowing-Labadie centre, Lund on
short. Lewis catcher, Doyle second,
Brohl first, Manassaue in left,
Thomas pitcher, Campau right
field. and Baisley third. The jumps
for the game were Costello and Pay
cite. There is a notice in the same
paper which states that the strong
Sherwood team of Detroit would
play the next day. But the one bad
part of this is the announcement
of Manager Doyle-unless the spec
tators ante up for seats, the team
will be sent back to Detroit with
out playing.
Next we hit the Wyandotte Daily
Record of June 10, 1905. The wy
andote teams-ASsociation and the
Centrals carried off all honors in
two games played. On Saturday,
June II, the Wyandotte Association
defeated Bulbs team by the score
of Is to nothing. Then-the next
day they defeated the New York
Centrals of Detroit, nine to two
The features we're Loselles fielding
in both games, and the batting of
Amiot, Stieler and Gabriel. The bat
terieS for the local team were Pinson
and Boettner, pitchers. The catch
ing department had McTaggert and
Gabriel doing the honors.
This part can by no means be
classed as sports. I am now taking
a gander at the ads. Wow-Frank
Armstrong, in his ad, advises that
he has single breasted and double
breasted suits for five dollars. . 4.
Union suits for a quarter boys
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21

shirts for two bits. Then the Nc
Leod restaurant comes out with @
lulu Sunday dinner for twen-
ty-five cents. >. H. Roberts has
sewing machines to sell for five
slugs. Some of the advertisements
really do things up right. If you
have anything the matter with you
Just use any one Of about four doz-
en- remedies these remedies
can cure anything from falling
arches to q blue suit that has faded
In the Detroit Journal Of May Il
1903, Manager Barrow Of the Bos-
ton Red Sox says-we will not play
in Detroit next Sunday. We would
rather play in Toledo. So-no De-
troit game.
Say Strauss, you ought to start
looking through these old papers
you might get some ideas.
In December of 1885, the Alumni
defeated the Mt. Carmel basketball
team, As to 26. Tony Glinka was the
high man with Is points.
Some Of these papers are inter
esting-here is one describing the
assassination of President Garfield
That one is dated September 20
1881. One here about Lincoln, anc
another about Mckinley well
enough for that.
Well, guess I had better get bach
to 1914
The Recreation Department an.
nounces that December l is the
deadline for teams to enter the Rec
reation Basketball league. There
will be meeting of the manager'
Of the various teams at the City
Hall at eight o'clock on November
%. Two out Of town teams have al
ready announced their intention o.
entering the league. They are Eel
der of Trenton, and the Romulu.
Air Base. A practice game was helc
last week btween Coca-Cola anC
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21

sit back and tear the towns up with
artillery fire.
II can't complain. am still in
one piece and feeling fine. I will
have to spend another Christmas
over here by the looks of things.
This year will make my third
Christmas overseas and I hope it
Is the last. I figure I am on my
way home now, the only catch Is
that I have to go through Berlin
and the road is blocked right now,
so there will be a slight delay in
my trip home"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21
Football Next
Year at L. of ID.

In his first announcement on
athletics since he assumed the pres
idency of the University OF Detroit
last June, the Rev. william J. Mil
lor. S. j., said Saturday the school
will be back in college football next
fall and that he already instructed
its athletic director, Lloyd Brazil
to work on a schedule.
The university's president. nrst
native Detroiter ever to head the
institution, said he was sufficiently
familiar with athletics to hope that
a representative schedule could De
arranged.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21
Fordson Tractors
Swamp Roosev cit

PLAYING on their own field the
wvandotte Bears suffered their
third defeat of the season when
Forhson High downed them l9 to Z
on Saturday.
Again outweighed. the wyandotte
gridders were scored upon In each
OF the first three periods by the
passing and hard running Fordson
Tractors.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21
Sport Shets
- by
Harry Whitlow

Last week, in a moment of weak
ness, I read Totem Pole" Gantz's
column. There I learned why I felt
so old. The guy nailed me at being
forty years old. So / got to wonder
ing what sports were like back about
forty years ago. Fortunately, my son
has the idea of collecting old things,
and dug up some old papers, and
want to let you folks in on some
old sport shots that I could find
In some Of these papers. So here
goes
This one comes from the Wyan-
ootte Herald-dated July %, 1897.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21

trination he will be appointed Q
midshipman and upon successful
completion of his four-month
course, he will be commissioned an
ensign in the U. s. Naval Reserve.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21
Enters Midshipmens School

JOSEPH A. HAUBRICH, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haubrich,
3o22 Fourth street, has entered the
q. s. Naval Reserve MidshipmenS
school located on the campus of
the University Of Notre Dame, No
tire Dame, Indiana.
After taking one month of indoc-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21

the Air Base. The Base won, 80 TO
Is.
The various gyms will be closed
November % and "a.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-21
Wonders What He Did
To Deserve Bronze Star

81 received the Bronze Star while back didn't know
that did anything to deserve it, but guess did because
that's what the order said when received it, Warrant
Officer Ue L. Freeman wrote in letter to Mr.. and Mrs
A. D. Freeman of 1107 Seventeenth street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Nu CIV haze brighter teeth

Impartial laboratories made hundreds
Of tests Scientists checked their find
ines wiki pbotoclcctric measuring
devices lnl authorize Tins statement
Pr,oaeW P1udey broaHoe' q iHsfye
IN ieabHUec as bIcbf rs hbe atera9e
ofaH ofbo isldiRc b,aHA.. brighter
than ans II them bar uoHe' These
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

A smile that's marred by Clipped or broken
teeth need not be a permanent handicap.
To-day, modern dentistry can do much to
make that smile attractive. For, like the
movie stars, you can have Clipped or broken
teeth recapped. F7cn crooked, misplaced
teeth can be slaughtered by a series Of cor
receive treatments. Your dentist viii tellyou
what needs to be done and how quickly
you can expect results. Yes, it's the truth
your dentist can help you have sound, good
looking teeth, but its up to you 70 keep
them clean and bright!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Nu en- change g0N| N0<cS/

Want TO trade a fat, nasal voice for
a round, mellow oncl First listen 20
yourself speak. Hold ncwsPaFer i1
front ofyour face as a sounding bolfd
Iftones are flat and dim, ny lying 90
your back and breathing from 5ac
lower stomach. For colorlcss, nasal
voices, recite the alphabet aloud in
front OF a mirror, allowing mouth
and lips 20 make tones round and
full. And while you re Watching your
mouth, you'll see why It's 50 imTor.
t1nt to use Pepsodent Powder .ar
bright and sparkling teeth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

g STOP! THAT IS ENOUGl1! HAND IT OHER REFOFE
>CU 6DZZLE IT ALL, >CU GREED% GIT TET RAT!"
THE CAPTAIN StATCHES THE FLA6ON, IS TRicO'5
THUMB ELlCNS OVER AN EMBOSSED KNOB To e9f9t-tt
4 SECRET COMPARTMENT IN THE VESSEL. THE
CAPTAIN EkH9TlES IT AT a SINGLE DRAUGHT---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
rs run 10 be q MaIIh0WeT/

W1lldowcfs, he Kind that bloom on barrack
walls . the pin-up girls from back home >.
are mighty popular To be his fayonte wall
howcr-wutc often, and make your letters
good! Send snapshots of yourself places
and thingsyou both enjoy. And in every snap
shot, look natural - not 'Posey' bright and
chcerfus OF course, Pepsodent Powder Will
help keep your smile bright. He already knows
that, because Pepsodcnt is Number One with
men in the Service.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-06

Toni Fits sighed that she had
begun to think she would have to
wait to see the baby until Can
dace brought him home. MY
dear, I never have a minute to
myself anymore-we packed fifty
layettes yesterday to go abroad"
On the other side of the bed,
Mrs. Waters asked about tea. "Do
they still have it for the patients?
They say it's going to be rationed.
All food, they say, is going to be
rationed."
She looked about the room a
little distractedly, as if seeking
something. "You've probably
heard that tramps got into our
cottage and ruined my summer
supplies? Simply wrecked ev-
erything - can't begin to tell
you what the money loss is, to
say nothing of foodstuffs we can't
replace" Her husband, she con-
tinued in a listless monotone, had
suggested renting fire-and-
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PAGE SEvEN
giving a husband or a SON."

giving a husband or son"
They were staring at her as il
frozen into silence. In her bed
Stacy O'Neill rocked back and
forth, clapping her hands sound
lessly.
Against the background of her
pillows, Candace's flushed face
and enormous blazing eyes were
startlingly alive. Her tumbled hair
her trembling scarlet lips had
in them something furious and
beautiful and pathetically young.
81 have a SON." The exquisite
voice faltered, but the little head
remained proundly erect. There
may be another war when Mic
hazel is old enough to fight. Per-
haps there will always be wars
who knows? But if my son, it
Michael goes to war, I'll never
say I gave him to his country. His
life is his to give as he chooses.
No one except himself shall claim
the right of anv plan. Not ever"
'That's telling them!'' Stacy
O'Neill said.
(The End)
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''Well-I only asked. had a
friend who shared a room with a
perfectly awful woman. the regu-
lar gutter-snipe type. You never
know what you'll get"
Toni Fits glanced satisfiedly
toward the dresser where her daft
fodils filled a green jar. "Its a
privilege to be young at a time
like this" She spoke solemnly,
patting the coverlet softly. MANY
of us, my dear, will envy you your
opportunity to give a husband to
your country"
'How dare you'll" Candace jerk
ed upright; her wonderful, clear
voice cut through the room like
a blade of steel.
"Wha-at?"
II said how dare you. How dare
you say such stupid, cruel, dis
honest thing! My husbands life
isn't mine to give-his life is his
alone. Do you believe that when
woman marries a man she owns
him, like a table or a chair? What
Andy decides to do with his prec-
ious, beautiful life-his own dear
life-is for him to say. It's the
men who offer their lives and
who lose them-not the women
at home who talk as you do of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-06

theft-proof room in a furniture
storage building. "But don't
know" Mrs. Waters said forlorn-
ly. ''All ny ambition is gone.
And my confidence. I tell King
that I don't trust life any more"
Mrs. Fits lowered her voice
discreetly. Il was saying to Mrs.
Waters this morning that I did
hope Mr.. Thane wasn't ill. We
haven't seen him since - when
was it, Emma? Thursday morn
ing, I believe. sent Bert up to
ring your bell, but no one ans
Wefed."
"Andy's inducted."
"You mean he's gone? With
you here in bed? Why, how
dreadful" Mrs. Fits appeared to
be genuinely disturbed. She had
no idea, she fluttered, that it
would be so sudden.
Mrs. Waters agreed that it was
terrible. Unnecessary, too, she
declared. ''My husband read last
week of a case where the man ap-
pealed his rating as soon as his
child was born. Decision is still
pending, but the man is still at
home with his wife and baby.
You could probably have got a
delaV"
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THE SKYLAND POST WEST JEFFERSON, N. C.

candy never planned to ask
deferment." Candace wondered
how much longer this must go on.
In the wards the nurses hustled
visitors out after decent length
of time, but in the rooms only the
nine o'clock curfew was enforced.
Mrs. Fits regretted that no one
had gone to the train to see Andy
off. give always understood that
the military officials and the rail-
road men, too, preferred that peo-
pie keep away from the stations.
But we had a speaker at dinner
last week who berated the indif-
ference and complacency of the
public. He told us it was our du-
ty to give the boys cheerful
farewell"
81 don't suppose your husband
had a soul to say goodbye to
him." Mrs. Waters suggested.
king would have been delighted
to stage a little celebration for
him, if he had only known it in
time"
For the love of Lulu'' mutter-
ed Stacy from her bed.
The visitors turned slightly to
stare.
els she refined? In your class?"
Mrs. Waters whispered uneasily.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-06

WAR BONDS your way to
back the Wacs, Waves and
Spars.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-25

Buy NAACP Negro Solder Xmas
Seals.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-25

Northside Health Committee
Plan Educational Program

COORDINATING COMMITTEE
ON NEGRO HEALTH CALLS
MEETING WEDNESDAY
DR.. Craig Morris, Chairman Of the
Negro Health Coordinating Commit
tee called a meeting at the Urban
League Community Center. Wednes-
day, evening at 1870 pm.
The committee has been called up
on to help with important health ed
ucation programs and activities in
this community.
Mr.. Ryland E. Melford, recent ap-
pointee to the position of Assistant
Director Of Venereal Disease Con-
troll Education, presented some inn
portant matters to the committee.
The committee issued the follow
ing statement concerning their work
by saying. South Omaha has a we'll
formed committee actively engaged
in meeting the health problems in
that neighborhood. 1t is desirable
that we become informed as to the
changes in the health situation in
this area and plan an active pro-
gram to meet the needs of the APP
p~roximately 10000 Negroes located
in North Omaha.
Raymond R. Brown, is secretary
~ H., o1,,r++aa
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-25
A Prayer
of Gratitude
BY RUTH TAYLOR

With humble and contrite hearst,
we gather together this Thanksgiv-
ing Day, 1914, to give praise unto
Thee, most bountiful Giver of Gifts.
The shadows of war have darken-
ed our lives. We have been menac-
ed by the enemy from without. From
within we are still hampered by our
own self-will and personal ambit-
ions. Our nearest and dearest are
being sent into danger all over the
world. The even tenor of our or
dered lives has been shattered.
Yet we give thanks to Thee, 0
God, and bless Thy name for Thy
manifold mercies vouchsafed unto
us.
We thank Thee for this land Of
ours, its fertility, its resources, its
homes, its people who are still free
to fight and work and strive for
freedom tor all the world.
We thank Thee that we are Amer
leans; that the days of prosperity
and peace did not sap the spirit
which was our heritage from those
who came to this land seeking free
dom to worship Thee according to
their own conscience that as Amer
leans, regardless Of class, creed or
color, we can stand firm, shoulder to
shoulder in the struggle for the
rights of all mankind.
We thank Thee that we are a Uni
ted States; that we can differ in de-
tails Of theology, of economics, of
politics and still be united in demand
ing for and in granting to all others
the same freedom we claim for our
selves.
We thank Thee for the victories
granted us, not merely over our en-
emies on land, sea and in the air, but
on that battle-ground within %ourselv-
es for the day BY day clash between
the forces Of prejudice and i'll will
and the forces Of neighborliness and
fair play.
We thank Thee for Thy purpose
in our lives as peoples and as a ma
ton; that we may in Thy good time
establish more firmly the democracy
whose command is Thine-"Lovc
thy neighbor as thyself," and bring
Thy kingdom to reign on earth from
now until everlasting.
AMEN.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-25
Stricken
Rushed to Hospital

Chicago (PPNS) Marva Louis,
lovely wife Of Sgt. Joe Louis, heavy
weight boxing champion, has been
entered in Prevident IN spital-afterI
suffering a collapse Monday morn
inv upon her arrival in this city
Declaring Mrs. Louis to be in need
of complete rest, physicians have
barred all visitors however, report
ers we're informed Thursday that her
condition was improved.
DIR. William Gibbs, her personal
physician, attributed the sudden at
tack to over taxation caused by Mrs.
Louis intense devotion to her thea
trical work. Launching her career
as a singer a year ago, Mrs. Louis
has appeared in a number Of the