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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
H. y. Barbour,
Attorney Here
Since 1900, Dies


Funeral Services for Herbert v
Barbour %, prominent attorney
who died in Grace Hospital last
night, will he held at the Hamil-
ton Funeral Parlor, Cass and
AleXandrine Monday al 2.30 p. m
Mr.. Barbour, senior member OF
Douglas, Barbour, DcScnberg and
Purdy, was taken with pneumonia
FIVE weeks ago and suffered re.
lapse yesterday. lie lived AZ 1901
r. jefferson
lie was born in Oakland, H.,
bat came 20 Detroit after gradu-
alton from University of Indiana
in 1900. After three years on the
faculty at DetrOit University
School he entered tho law firm
OF Bowen, Douglas. Whiting and
Murlin
Meanwhile az the University OF
Chicago, be was awarded the
degree of doctor of jurisprudence
In 1906. He later helped organize
the fTm OF Douglas, i35drbUur-
DcSenberg and S chaeVcr anc
served for many years as counsel
for tho Wayne County Medical
Society.
lic has written books on mcdico-
legal subjects
SurIVuT arc HT n1uttri Mrs
Clara Barbour aHrt r StSt'-t, ftritft
with whom hc made his home
and another sister Mrs Thomas
Eaton of Winfield KaH MJ Bar
bour was never married
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Milk Union Row
Put Up TO WLB

Russell Ballard president Of
Local -. United DAIRY Workers
CO, Vas Up return 10 Washington
tr1rif7Ty- r---tt''----iittll+ r. Nth the
War Labor Board after warning
union workers here not 10 repeat
the recent milk strike lt they eN-
pccted WLB help
EAllAEd- Mhn had boon i'm Wash.
ington since March Us received q
vote of confidence after ms talk
10 500 members of thc local in
Cas- Technical HiZf school last
n.1hL.
Tho milk workers demand tor
fInIp afG Il r-ytttt tor moro than "a
hours az work Us hrteg considered
b, me WlI Failure 20 gct
action n the demand caused me
March 1917 strike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Skates VS.. Fists;
De(isiion---AT Tie

Telling tho court That ho used
his nee skates 20 defend himself
against the fist, of Frank a.
Brown al 99g9 Yosemite. Robert
knnard to-day was cleared ~ a
le.onIOus assault charge by Re
coIders Judge SCallcn
kinnard q GancSboro. Tom
constable on leave 10 work In a
Detroit war plant SAID he had
been skating AZ Belle Isle and
was returning 10 his home Al TAB
Helen when ms car side>wIped
Browns ~ McDougall and East
Grand Blvd Jan 10.
In the scufle that followed.
Brown told Judge Scallen KIN
nard >la>hed has face with = knife.
But kinnard maintained be FFf
used only his skates in Self-de-
Tense after Brown had punched
hum and knocked HIM down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Hudson 2O-Year Club
To Drop "A Banquet

Officers Of the Twenty-Year
Club Of the Hudson Motor Car
Co. have decided to forego the
annual banquet this year as con-
tribution toward the, war effort
and Will notify the SO new mem
berS of the 1913 class that a tlt-
ting celebration will be staged
when peace comes. The club now
has $40 members who have been
employed 20 years or more.
a. +. Bart. president of Hud-
son and honorary president of the
club has sent A personal letter 20
each of the SO new members alonc
with the unique pin worn by
members of the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Families of Wounded
Told How ID Aid Vets

Help wounded G 7 Joe when hC
returns 10 civilian life. but don
wait on him hand and foot or he
may become a permanent burden
Ia society WARNS Il Col ROSCOE
Cavclh chief medical officer OF
DetrOit's induction center.
we don't want the hoy who
has io~t An arm or n leg 90 At
idly on his front porch and be-
content Ia wait for his pension"
he told q meeting on returning
SerHlCemen $ problems, Spon-
-AnIed hY the Travellers Aid So
cicty and USO Al the Art In
Siltutc last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
3TaVerHRS
Closed
Till 10

In the heaviest breakdown on
bars ft1f iitaaef- violations feia F44sf4s-
months. the liquor commission to-
day closed three taverns for the
remainder Of 1914
License suspensions for the bal
ance Of the license year, running
through April, not 10 be renewed
during the rest Of the year were
ordered against the following
John w. Murski. 2740S EcorSe
road. IntS,er, for seven violation
counts including selling after
hours and gambling on the prem
Uses; Martin j. Clarke and Charles
a. Segnalla lO7O3 Telegraph road,
Erie. two counts Of employing
minors and selling 10 intoxicated
patrons Bernard J Ashley. 1915
r.. jefferson, for serving minors.
Anthony ChludzinSki. 5000 Van
Dyke was gwen II days 10 sell
out FOR accepting mutual bet
tickets
Licenses Of seven bars were suS-
pended for 10 days. with $50 fines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

get he is a hero and cease c
think OF himself as a martyr
when he returns 10 civilian life
1t Col Cavell said
"MnTe than $4,000 veterans OF
World War II are drawing pen
SiOnS now. There il nothing
wrong with pensions a. an aid
to the serNiceman until he finds
job. But the fact that he has
hrrn II hero makes II harder for
him 10 settle down and sell
shoes or operate a machine a.
just plain Joe Blow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
FORGET PART N WAR

Two other speakers. who sup
ported his statement. Wefc Dr.
John Dorsey chief pSychiatuC
conSultant of DetroitS induction
center. and Mrs Elizabeth Arm
strong. board member Of the
Travellers Aid Society. who served
al chairman
Stating that G. I Joe must FOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Fat Collections Off;
Detroit 75oo Of Quota
Tlmes SOD Corrt.pnndfnt

LANSING. March 24-MIchigan
household fat collections for Feb
TUdrv tutafed $50 per eeHt- of
quota compared with S57 per
cent in January, Kenneth NJ.
Burns chairman OF The OCD State
Salvage Committee, announced to-
day
Twenty-three Michigan counties
exceeded their quotas and for the
second month. Washtenaw led the
state Burns reported that Wayne
gathered only - per cent Otis
quota. a drop of ; per cent from
the previous month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Autos Increase Here
Despite Rdtioning

LANSING. March 24-Despite
gas rationing and rubber short
ages, there are more automobiles
in operation this year than last,
Secretary of State Herman II.
Dignan revealed today,
The Increase is attributed TO
the heavy inflow of war workers
from other states. Dignan said,
who were required 10 register cars
under Michigan law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
COMPETE TO-DAY

Meanwhile. colleges in the
Greater Detroit area today COM
plete their selection Of individual
winners IN both senior and junior
groups The lnter-college contest
for both groups will be held At
IL n. m. next Tuesday, at High
land Park Junior College. Miss
Anna McGurk. instructor in speech
and English at that institution.
viii be chairman.
Greater Detroit finals for both
nigh schools and colleges viii be
held next Thursday in the studios
OF Radio Station CKLW. This
contest among the four Detroit
GnaIsIs. %lll be broadcast over
CKLW from 11:l5 to Has p. m.
Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
MUST FACE PROBLEMS

Tho returning scrViccman'S fam.
Isl can aid II Col Cavell said
hy not catering 20 him TOO much
h> not being too free with QucS-
tons or advice bat by helping
hm 20 face his problems reals.
UCaily
III his faith In his ability 20
do things Tor himself il re-
stored" no added "the rest il
easy"
Prom 30 10 90 per cent OF
all discharged from the armed
forces have some psychiatric
defect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Father Given
Law S.Linnit for
Beating His Son

Burl OSburn. who beat his e.
year-old son black and blue when
the boy came home from school
with An unsatisfactory report card
mark IN self control, was under
sentence Of 90 days in the House
Of Correction today the heaviest
penalty possible under present
law
"Ord inarY imprisonment
hardly seems adequate for big
DULLES who beat defenSeless
women and children" said Re-
cordefs Judge Stein in passing
sentence
However. the only charge
that can be placed in this case
il assault and battery, which
carries maximum penalty OF
80 days"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
3 Michigan FIiers
Honored for Bravery

ALLIED HQ- s. w. PACIFIC,
March 10 delayed UP) 1t.
Gen. George c. kenney today
"A w a r d d Distinguished Flying
Crosses 10 three Michigan en-
listed men IN the Fifth Ar Force
bomber command
Awards were made 10 TfSgt
DeWayne y Farmer Flint s sgt
Roger r Guest Bay City and
5 SGT. Clare d. Holton, S85
Blaine Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
AdditiondIBonds
To Winners in
.0rdtory Contest
BY JERRY PETIT
Contest Editor

Announcement that additional
SIS war bonds will be awarded all
winners of district high school
competitions in the John Paul
Jones Oratorical Contest came as
a pleasant surprise 10 the youth
full speakers who VIII compete IN
local high school audltorumS
today.
The Detroit Times viii present
each district winner a S25 bond,
as well as awarding a SIS bond 10
each individual high school winner
taking part IN the district contest.
COMPETITION KEEN
Decision 10 make the extra
added awards IS based upon the
1ntcrsr interest OF the many
patriotic students taking part. the
keen competition and the high
quality OF the orations the con-
test committee announced
Nine district contests through
out Greater Detroit are scheduled
for today five for senior high
schools and four for Junior high
schools In addition TO receiving
additional S25 bonds, The nine
winners will gain the opportunity
10 participate in nter-diStrlct
competitions next Tuesday after
noon
The inter-district contest for
senior high schools viii be held at
2.30 p. m. next Tuesday. in the
school library Of PcrShlng High
School. 1875 Ryan Theodore
Baruch viii be chairman. Exact
time and place Of the lunior high
school inter-district meet will be
announced upon completion OF
today's district contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
FATHER BLUBBERS

OSburp, 3i-year-oiei'u Shooter,
blubbered as he stood b efore
Judge Stein
Pleading guilty 10 the charge,
he said that he had been drinking
beer for several hours before COM
ing home at II a. m. Thursday
from his Job AT the L S Rubber
Co He lives at S2i9 Lyford
The son. Jimmie, waS beaten
with a razor strap. An eXamina-
ton AT Receiving Hospital after
the beating ShoWed black and blue
marks, some Of them swollen.
MOTHER COMPLAINS
Mrs. Anna OSburn. the boys
stepmother,=ffeti his mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Emihng of HIPS
Wade, of what had happened, and
she signed complaint the next
day in the prosecutors office.
Some people have suggested
that the old-fashlOned whipping
post should be revived for such
oHenses as this" said Judge
Stein
I'm not ready 10 express ap-
prevail of public hogging. but IL
does seem TO me that some
stronger punishment is called
for in such cases than the rela-
lively light measures provided
at present"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Order War stamps delivered
30 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Licenses Of seven bars were suS-
pended for 10 days. with $50 fines.
Evening star., 1944-03-10

High school graduate, under 35, already
serving streetcar repair shop. No eX-
perience necessary, but must be IN good
health and active. Permanent work. with
day. 4S-hour week. About $50 per
month to start. with automatic increases,
Apply employment ONCE Room 1913, Cap
ital Transit Co. Seth and Prospect ave,
nv, Georgetown. Take Route No. 20,
Evening star., 1944-03-10
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC,
YOUNG MAN.

Our men earn $50 per week; steady
work with postwar future Bendall
rontisc 14oo King St, Alexandria Va
Evening star., 1944-03-10
TRUCK MECHANIC,
4 SALESWOMEN.

Experienced, Az or over IS. Best reguls
route available Postwar future assuret
Metropolitan 02S1. MsZo-Lerch Co, inst
tutional wholesale QrOCPrS.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT -BO0KKEEPEK. Experienced.
desires permanens position $50 per week.
ScoouSTisG e ah aag SERVICE. one or two morn.
monthly financial statement; references.
s2TRAeifyE sf1 RleF Ilouso LADY desire, 10. 90.
sition as receptionist or cashier: also have
Snoslsdse 81 hookkeenins: WI. e555.
sss Miss s.r Tsso rrna ans
FfxrERIEScEp TfPfNG st home. OR.
sI1a slhi s,ss Sas ssstE;; IS. @ ,ss maid
NURSE. Swiss. refined woman, with long
ences. c Please write Miss L. voSsa. Sfss
KfRsE Ktissims AND b cooMTraNIoN-Renn.a oT widow
coapfe SSnH xe I also so9d sou.e2seper
fnd fS9k pt,raeTTs rane nSf ssy
sSrk. Frs.man. Ex. ai6s 1s..
ses Vs4os .ds
sires responsible position with possibilities
for future advancement; 44-hr. week maxi
mum. Please state salary. Box AL z
SECRETARY. brilliant, capable. cultured.
young. wishes employment on hishest type
Tense Hsss sos tsak isa Eea5s Star
at home. 5 hours day, 75c an hour.
YoouNo' LADY, attractive. desires clerical
or statistical work; salary sa5 per week.
Yos YOUNG Se%so WOMAN M sess desires position with
trade assoc. covering Government agen-
cies; experienced in secretarial duties; ex-
FORMER secretary -stenoerapher wants
work at home, typins, clerical dictation.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
SITUATIONS ooMESIlc

DOMESTIC HOUSECLEANERS, colored.
man and woman, professional workers;
walls. woodwork. floors. windows, ETC.:
reas Lincoln 5TSS.
GIRL, colored, wants work from am.
to 3 pm; references. Call Oxford Q36Q.
GIRL wants part-time work of any kind
Cell DE. 1867 from 10 to 2, Sat. and Mon.
GIRL, colored, wants full-time work, light
laundry, no cooking or Sundays; SIS and
carfare. Ii. 57SS.
GIRL; colo, ed; desires cooking and GEN s
formation, call RE. 59S7. 1o'
WOMAN, colored, wants part time or day 8
work. S4 and carfare. HO. 5e76 after
3 pm.
WOMAN, colored. 1st-class pastry cook.
wants work from 10 am. until pm. or
apt. to keep clean. DE. 9553.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcort)

ssrS no loF sundays sha Nofs IS c.fo
ave-; Takoma Park, Nd.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white, male or
female: day work. Apply Woodward Bldg
Room $40 between q and 3.
FURNITURE SALESPERSOS-A most at
traciive opening has Just become available
on the staff OF one of Washington'S finer
furniture stores. Either gentleman or lady
with good education and sound knowledge e
OF retall furniture selling and interior deco
rating. Exceptional income to person who
qualities. Phone Mr. Detwiler for appoint
ment. Woodley 4H4i. Colony House, 4244
Connectlcut ave. NV.
OFFICE CLERK, experienced must be al
least fair typSt; good. permanent position.
peISon residing IN Tskoma Park section
SALESMAN OR SALESLADY selling to gro
GERS natlonally known product. Car fur
SANDWICH MAN AND WIFE for high-class
par ana restaurant in nearby Md. Wa
YOUNG MAN or woman for assembly Of
mechanical apparatus, general help in
plant, no experience required S35 week 10
start maFd; ,4I ,43Iq-hto!urr week: bethesda area.
PART RENT allowed settled white couple.
afg" basement room. use Of kitchen: take
care imaA rooming house. FIR. 4543, 80
PERSON trained in clerical. auditing and
cashier work 6-day week, pleasant work
Rn,. M e2nditions 3,a9 All replies confidential
WANTED-Director childrens choir. Prot
tStant honUrarium Ii llnl IL
Evening star., 1944-03-10
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEk.

MAN, WIFE; husband Govt. employe; wish
lpart-time employment; wife, experienced
erences; pref. vic. Blu. Standards. Box 435-
E, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-03-10
PATENT ATTORNEY

experienced in preparation and prosecu-
tlon Of applications. wanted by large es-
edge OF chemistry preferred but not essen
tiai Permanent tpresent and POSTWAR
position Excellent opportunity for capable
Evening star., 1944-03-10
RECEPTIONIST.

YOUNG refined woman. prematurely
gray. with hotel, hostess experience, nice
personality. desires position in high-class
beauty salon as receptionist, cashier. appt.
nish best reference. Box 463-E, Star. II.
Evening star., 1944-03-10

Coats, Suits, Dresses ana Small Wear
Exceptional opportunity, permanent en-
pioyment pleasant working conditions,
good salary plus commission ofered to
capable experienced salesWomen. Rugent S,
1910 q st. NV. Ask for Mr.. II. L. Pillar.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
Il

COUPLE,
Complete charge of small home on Vir-
glnia estate, 20 mi. from Washington;
cook, upstairs: butler, houseman. Must be
thoroughly experienced. have excellent ref
erences and be accustomed to giving the
nicetles OF fine service. Phone Mrs Merrill,
Vienna 1I2-W-1, or write r. F. D. No. l,
Evening star., 1944-03-10
OPPORTUNITY

Man to contact hospital and doctors for
drug house permanent, real future, salary,
expenses and bonus. car necessary Give
2T0-E, Star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04

po~liciste, kteTf jsou vysllani v
civilnich satech, ably vysl1dili
partyzany, mizej1 beze stopy.
Tisice osob, jez byly zatceny,
jsou poslany do preplnene sire
doveke Venice v Mukacevu,
kde sc temeT denne konaj1 po-
pravy. V koncentracnlch tabo-
rech v Nyiregyhaze a Garany
bylo jen z chustskeho okresu
internovano $500 osob. S in
ternovanymi Sc zachaz1 neuve-
lifeline krute.
Hospodarske podm1nky jsou
nesnesitelne. Prfd6ly potravin
nedostacujf, satstvo je tax ne
dostupne drahe, re je praktlc-
ky vylouceno, ably 81 je obyva-
telstvo mohlo kupovat. Par ko-
zenych bot stoji 200 pengo Ca.
81 $4,000, kubicky metr otop'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
IIllu lMlIIIIl!
dTfvf 35 pengil (asi S7.)

neho dffvf 35 pengd (asi ST.
Protizidovska opatren1 ma
darskych drad1 nezGstavaji
pozadu "a nemeckymi. Asi
10000 starousedlych podkar-
patskych zidovskych robin by
10 1myslne zbaveno madarske
statnf prfslusnosti, jejich MAZE
tex byl zabaven a eide depor-
tovani do Polska jake nevltanl
cizinci ceskoslovenske statn1
pr~1slusnosti. We Velke Berez-
ne byli zatceni vsichni zidovsti
obyvatele a odsouzeni ma Is
let pro spionaz, jelikoz byli
svedky toho, jak Sc stavi move
baraky. Eide a "nespolehlivl'
karpatorust1 obcane mezi IT.
SO lety jsou posilani do pracov-
mich tabor1 ma vychodnf from
te. kde vetsina z Mich "a pOsle-
dnf zimy zahynula.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Tresty Ia poslouchani zahranic
niho rozhlasu " "Protektorate"

New York (CTK) = Praz-
sky rozhlas, kontrolovany ma
cisty, oznamil IL. ledna, re mi
moradny tribunal Zemskeho
soudu V Litomeric1ch odsoudil
pro poslouchanf zahranicn1ho
rozhlasu ma 8, 5 a 1 rok tezke
prace tyto osoby:
DR.. Emilia Glaessnera, zidov-
sk6ho p1vodu, kadern1ka Ru-
dolfa Chrpu a Chrpovou vda-
nou sestru Mari Jirosovou.
Glaessner a Chrpa byli obvi-
n6ni, re rozsirovali rozhlasove
zpravy, c1mz Sc dopustlii enc
pratelsk6ho cinu proti statu."
Tyr rozhlas oznamil, re Ma
RE Hublova a obuvnfk Josef
Fuessel stale poslouchali nepTa
telsky rozhlas a vymenovali 81
zpravy, ktere slyseli. Byli Cd
souzeni ma pet a ctyTi roxy tez-
Ike prace. Fuesslova svagrova,
ktera Jim ~zapGjcila svGj radio
w prijimac, byla odsouzena ma
jeden rok do vezenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Telesne frosty pro ceske
delnikv.

Londyn (CTK) = Poole po-
slednich informacf nemecke L.
Tady zaveldy t6lesny trest pro
nedbale pr6myslove delnfky v
"Protektorat6". Disciplinarni
vybor skodovych zavod1, slo-
zeny re samych NemcG, urcuje
telesne frosty. Nejmensf snfze-
nj prace je povazovano "a sa.
botaz a predkladano kriminal.
MIN soudIm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
MadaTi sc hrozi Sinnosti par
tyzanIG ma Podkarpatske Rusi.

wac arr Sc nrOZI CInnOStI par
tyzanG ma Podkarpatske Rusi.
Londyn (CTK) - Poole
zprav spolehlivych svedkn Sc
pomery ma Podkarpatske Rust
vyvfjejf S madarskeho hledis-
ka velmi nepTfznive. Madarstf
administrative urednici zacfna
il posflat sv6 rodiny zpatky do
Madarska. Madarska policie
a armada jsou bezmocne prot
stupnujfcf Sc cinnosti partyza-
nj.
Pres to, re frosty jsou velice
pT1sne - konfiskace dobytka,
internovan1 p~f1buznych vsech
osob, jez uprchly do Sovetske-
no svazu, nebo jez byly chyce-
ny pri pokusu o dtek = pocet
ozbrojenych partyzan1 m6sfc-
ne vzr1sta O tisfce. MaRarsti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
NepFatelske lodi napadeny
spojenci ma Egejskem mort.

Anglicke aeroplany podnik-
ly nalet ma % lodi ma Egej-
skem mort, potopily dive a po-
skodily nekolik jinych. Komu-
nike bylo rovnez oznameno, re
pTfstav Piraeus u Athen byl v
nedeli bombovan a hlavn1 re-
leznicni STANCE v mem zasaze-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Liberia We valce s osou.

Anglicke zahranicn1 minister
stvo obdrzelo zpravu, re Libe-
ria, cernosska republika ma "a
padnfm pobTezi Afriky, vyhla-
sila valku Nemecku a Japon-
sku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
MUZIKANTSKY.
F. Franta

Hola, cestf muzikanti,
nechte place, klenf,
pfipravujte i~nStrumenty,
Dude p%osvlcen1.
Pfipravte 81 instrumenty,
Wy z Brna i z Prahy,
zahrajeme pan6m Nemc1m,
ceskou, cd podlahy.
Zahrajem jim nasi skocnou
Husiti co hrali,
ably Sc te ceske p1sne
cely zivot bali.
Zahrajem Jim jake Svanda
kdyz hral cert1m k tanci.
Musf poznat, re jsme pany
a ne jejich janet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27

Ice Hens Buy 1nG Mo
The echo., 1944-01-14
HArTiESBURG NEWS

Address delivered by Pres. A. j.
Barnett to Fl. B. A. Lodge No. 270.
To the members of Antioch Lodge
No. 270, it has been mine to make an
nual and welcome addresses on sew
eral occasions, yet my address is min
imized. 1t is my distinguished pleas
ure to make you my 18th annual mes
sage.
We pause to thank our heavenly
Father for His goodness and mercy
to allow us to enjoy health and
strength, and to have the association
of these our sisters and brethren.
Only one member has been taken from
our rank these twelve months, yet we
say His will be done. / pray for a
prosperous year of 1914, with an in
crease of membership, more brotherly
love imbeded in our hearts and that
universal peace will return to God who
Is the president of the universe.
Yours for better H. B A.
A. j. Barnett
The echo., 1944-01-14
PROBLEMS OF HUMANITY
By Able Wallace

D. B.-I am married and have been
for several years. We have three
children but now find that | am in
love with another man. | have been
in love with him for some time now
but it is impossible for me to put him
out of my mind. What must | do?
Ans: If you had this other man,
how could you be sure that you would
love him any more than you do your
husband? He has faults and eccen-
tricities as your husband does 1t is
time for you to wake up from this ro-
mantle dream and start living for your
children and being a good companion
to your husband. Turn little of that
sentiment toward your hus-
band and you will find that he can be
rather attractive himself.
The echo., 1944-01-14
DALEVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Marie Brown, wife of Presi-
dent A. L. Brown, passed December
LIST. Funeral services were held jan
uary 4th from Blackwater Baptist
Church, Revs. w. NJ Burton and c..
Burrage officiated.
Her survivors are husband, DIR.
A. l.. Brown, four sons, Messrs. Cur
tbs and Sandy of California, Albert
Lee of Ariz., Rutherford, Daleville;
seven daughters, Mesdames Gertrude
Talley, S. Kinloch, Mo-, Alcenue Love
and Johnnie o. Bailey, Meridian; AL
verta Nave, New York; Carrie Bur-
well, Chicago and Miss Willie D. of
Daleville. A Father, 7. F. Hudnall
of DalevllIe and other relatives and
friends.