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SMITH, RICHARD L. In sad but lovins
remembrance of my dear father, RICHARI
L. SMITH, who departed this life TIVE
years ago today, March z. 1912.
Sad and sudden was the call.
For you were dearly loved by all;
A bitter grief and shock severe
To part with one I loved so dear.
TUCKER, BERTHA R., In loving mem
TUCKER, who departed this life March
z, 1943. SISTER, MABEL.
VINE, WALTER. In memory of our deal
son and brother. WALTER VINE, wht
passed away eleven years ago today, March
7. 1888.
Till memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTERS.
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Comdr. Spencer's Ex-Wife
Dead in Los ANGELES
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Mar. Mrs.
Norma r. johnson Spencer, So, for
mer wife of Comdr. Earl Winfield
Spencer. first husband of the
Duchess of Windsor. died yesterday
of apoplexy suffered Sunday night.
She married Comdr. Spencer In
1887 shortly after the abdicated King
Edward was wed to Wallis Warfield
Spencer Simpson. Mrs. Spencer
divorced her husband three years
later on cruelty charge.
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NV, February
"a. were held
February % at
the Hines fu-
n e a ! h ON e
Burial was in
Cedar Hill Gem
etery.
Mr.. Stephens,
a native of Mon
roe Cou n t y,
Tenn, came here
IN 19ll to &C
cept a position
with the Postal
Savings System.
He later became
a, SlIperyiSor in
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I The money order division.
| A member of the Petworth Citi-
zens' Association, Mr.. Stephens was
an alumnus of Grant University
and George Washington University
where he graduated as a doctor of
dental surgery in 1918.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Louise Pauline Widmayer Stephens,
and son, Milton Henderson
Stephens, naval aviation cadet,
now at Athens, Ga.
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at Garfield Hos
pital S u n d a y
after a long ILL
ness. Mr.. rThalis
live d at 1888
Seventh street
NV.
Funeral serv-
ices will be held
at 2 pm. tomor-
ow at S t
Sophia's Greek
o r t h o d o X
Church. with the
Rey. Ernilianos
Lalousis omciat-
ing.
Mr., ThaliS was
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Funeral Services Held
For Milton Stephens

Funeral services for Milton Ste
phens, go, for 80 years an employe of
the Post Office Department, who
died at his home, 4907 Ninth street
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YOU WILL ENJOY reading the story Of Dick
Manns family in "YOUR POLICY"-The Equi-
tables illustrated annual report. This booklet also
contains much practical Information, with actual
family programs worked out. Ask any Equitable
agent for a copy, or write to the Home Office, 393
Seventh Avenue, New York /, New York.
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|VasiIi ThaIis, 81, Dies;
Barber Supply Firm Head

Vasili Thalis, 81. for Is years
proprietor of the American Beauty
and Barber Supply Co., and well
known in Greek circles here, died
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Movie Pioneer Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 7 P).-
Michael Hoffman, 81, pioneer movie
producer, who was born in Chicago
and educated as lawyer, died yes
| terday.
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Arthur F. SIuden Dies

| OTTAWA, Mar. 7 (R.-Arthur F.
Sladen, II, private secretary to five
of Canada's Governors General, died
yesterday at his home here.
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H,HE CONTINUING PROGRESS made by The
L Equitable Society has made it possible
to extend additional advantages and services
to our policyholders.
Among these is an increase in the divi-
dends to be paid to policyholders in 1914,
applying to most types of individual policies.
This action reflects the favorable trend of
mortality experience in recent years and the
continued financial progress of the Society.
During the past several years, the Society
has been substantially strengthening surplus
and reserves. This has now progressed to the
point where it is felt that an increased dis
tribution of dividends for 1914 can prudently
be made.
A total of s33,OOO,0OO has been appor-
toned for distribution this year as dividends
on individual policies. This compares with
100000 OO0returned to opolicyholders in l943.
Including group insurance, the total amount
set aside for dividends on December 81, l943
is SAL 100000, compared with $36,802, 900
on December 81, 1912.
EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR, an average of
s587,O0O in benefits was paid by the Society
to Equitable famiies-a total of s2l4,388,-
600 in 1913. This included payments of ST.
$4,000 to the families of SAT members of
our Armed Forces who died in service while
protected by individual Equitable policies.
- AS service to the nation, The Equitable
has developed, through its group insurance
facilities, program of worldwide life in
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T. "
AM will convene in session oi
KSAI ~ day. March I, 1914. to pay
MsS sM our late brother. JAMES B
~ w CLEMENT, enrolled January
* W IS. 1918; died March 5
~ 1914 Elk services at Gun
ningham funeral parlor, sl7 Cameron n- 81; T.
Alexandria 'AWaRosF Xa & 8 pm; buRK1N x Sr0eF o.
Acting Exalted Ruler.
At,fisi eoGEMas Il M IoGS 9SuN. sssse.5t 5sstgrdsy
Mars hsTSh 4 a9d4 Of 'Ras Rdss B B. coean Re
of john F. and Wilbur F. Coleman, Blanche
C. Knorl and Rosa c. Knorl He also leave ave
Marjorie Thompson. Carleton Knorl GU
Eileen K. smith. Rosa K. Perry, WillistoII WtoI
knqr fonP nieees Hosef Ezabefs fea5 Bae ate Emma Grin
mage. Daisy Hill and Martha Grant: on on
DDWs DeBbeW P ays4d MoR Robnson wtoR Gn
Claude Hill and Royce Holmes: one Grand
niece. Thelma Hill and other relatives rf f an m
aIs joan T. !'tFtfn Rhfnes CO, funeral home: 81,
and Eye sts. s.w., until Wednesday, Marcl
at 10 cb1Tcb aenfe sontS captoi a2 81 and ss
where remains will lie in state until Ia Ia
Relatives and friends invited. Intermen
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
CoTTER, ADA THERESA. On sunday
March 5, 1874 4 a. h heE residenGe; jbIGaz 800
Poorej. beloved wife Of the late Joseph W
Gotter and mother Of Gertr5de, S,,t A. josef ta
enner Funeral from her late residence OF
Wednesday, March 8, at $50 a m; theme
to ST. Peters Church, where mass will b
offered at . am. Relatives and friend
invited, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
cox, CLARA MORRIS. On Monday
March &. 1914, CLARA MORRIS cox 0
o722 18th st. u W, the beloved wife Of w
P. Cox and aunt Of Wesley Morris Mrs
Helen NJ. Rush and Kenneth D. Morris
u S. n. Services al the S. H. Hines Co
funeral home, 290l 14th St NV, on Thurs
DAY, March Q, at l pm. Interment Glson
DALEY, LUCINDA b. tNEE YOUNGER
On Sunday, March ), 1914, a. her resi-
dence, 574 Union ST., Springfield Mass
LUCINDA B. DALEY tnee YounRerl, be
loved mother of Mrs. Susie r Nichols an
NV, and sister of Mrs. Maggie Younee
Carroll. She leaves many other relative
and friends Services in Springfield, Mas
DAyEY, HARRY l. On Tuesday Marc
2. 1874, HARRY L, DAVEY. beloved uncl
Of George c. and Stanley De Neale an
brother of julia E De Neale. Friends ma
call al the Lee funeral home, 4th st. an
on Thursday, March q at II am. Rels
tYeS and friends invited. Gnterment Cor
Eres.ional Cemetery :
FERGUSON. SAMUEL. On Wednesda,
March /, 1874, SAMUEL FERGUSON, SO
relatives and friends. Private services E
stewarts funeral home, 30 H st. ne
Glen Arden, Md
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Drafha.
MARcHANp. GEORGE M.

MARcHAND, GEORGE NJ. On Tuesday
asoRoE aasGd ReHs MSBnf Ase HGsn's anse
Mrs. Phillip WEIGH and Mrs Pedro Del
Yale, great uncle Of Mrs; John W. Jones.
Remains resting at Chambers Georsetown
/, ices at Fort Myer Chapel on Thursday,
March 9, at 2;30 pm. Interment IN Ar
| linston National Cemetery. s
MARLowE, MAMMIE RURNETTE. De-
parted this life, on Saturday, March 4,
MAMMIE NAN Il eI BuRNETTE dfsSsTf1 MARLows 5N E. He de-
y1ted daushter Of Mrs Mary franee
and dansnter Mr ana Mrs. Robert j.
FISHER and Mrs. Charlotte Catlett. and
tives and many friends also mourn her
departure, Remains resting at the John
Rhnes & e. sI1ev funeral homs 3rd and Eye
then to. her late residence. Funeral on
MTTh s. at 1sp from the
Rev. Smallwood E. williams officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
MARLowE. MAMIE BuRNETTE. Of
eers and MN 9f dTant1in TaeeT
sSs so pm i0r at ths Moses MaHSa Ha All ST.
nv to arranse for the sr,, funeral s OF our
Lowe. Members to assemble at the h Bible Bible
Way Church, on N. j. ave between L St
and N. 7: ave. NV, at 1880 pm. We'd
Lin SIN Memorial Cemetery. BY order Of
DENNIS G. WILSON. Worthy Superior.
SARAH TYSON, Secretary.
MAYER, JOSEPH On Tuesday, March
Z, 1914, JOSEPH MAYER of 1900 10th st.
home, 2901 .l4th st. n. W. on Thursday,
Nasdns' March g. at $40 an; thense to St: PsuIs
where mass will be offered at am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. s
March !. 1s44. Nancy B. McDAyiD Of
6al C, St ne Friends may cal! at the Lee
where services will be held on THURSDAY,
March 8, at pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 8
MoRI3N' LILLIAN tahraaSx Departed this life
leaves to mourn devoted sister, Mrs. Flor
ence B. Thomas; three nieces and host
Of other he relatives sr and ,te iriends Remains
chapel, ,14oo st. NV. after $50 pm,
Wednesday March, g.. Funeral services at
+ The "a sbove funeral cha chapel on Ihursday
hciating. Internnet Psyne's Cemetery.
nal rest on Saturday March 4, 1914, at
zps NOSES f SEKSIs: he lsyss S;iss hSs:
tives and host of friends mourn his de-
parture. Remains resting at the John T.
sts. s.w., until Thursday, March 9, at IL
noon then at his late residence. Funeral
Friday, March 10, at 80 pm, from Zion
Baptist Church. st. between 3rd and
4th SITS. s.w., Rev A. j. Edwards officiating.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 8
O'REGAN, JOSEPH F. On Monday,
March 6, 1914, at Mount Alto Hospital,
JOSEPH F. OREGAN. Remains resting at
st. NV. until $50 am. Wednesday, March
8. Requiem mass at st. Pauls Catholic
Church at Q am. Interment Arlingto
National Cemetery.
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surance protection for civilian employees of
the United States Government serving over
seas. This gives the American serving his
country as a civilian, protection comparable
to that provided for members of the Armed
Forces under National Service Life Insurance.
USING A PART of their current earnings to set
up permanent protection for the future, thou
sands of far sighted families throughout the
nation created a total of $294,544, 900 of new
Equitable protection last year under individ-
ual policies. Equitable group life insurance
increased 52,548,0OO last year. In all,
3,050,0O persons now own $8,445, S 900
of Equitable life insurance-a record high.
DURING le43, the Society assets crossed the
three billion dollar mark. The Society pur-
chased $458, ,85O,OOO of U. S. Government
securities last year, and at the end of l943
owned $98l 1851 900 of such securities.
Today, Equitable funds are thus helping to
speed victory through investments in the securi-
ties of the Government and american indus
tries. And ,ohen the ,our is ,oon, Equitable
funds, directed into sound and diversified busi-
ness enterprises throughout the country, wiU
help industry provide jobs for our returning
soldiers and for uorkers noU making ,Uar
equipment.
@
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Lodge. No. Is, B. P. o. Elks.
will convene in session Of
sorrow at 7:3o pm. Tues
day, March T, 1914. to pay
tribute to the memory OF
our late brother, JAMES B.
CLEMENT, enrolled January
Is. 1913; died March D.
1914. Elk services at Gun
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n, JOSEPH F. Officers ant
members of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing Post, No
%, American Legion, are mott
fed of the death of Conrad,
JOSEPH F. O'REGAN and ar,
requested to assemble at 8 pm
on Tuesday, March Z, 1914, a
Tb a n, harSr funeral homo 1AtI
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Dratha.

FLETCHER, JAMES. Entered into the
great beyond on Saturday. March 4, 1914,
at Gallinser Hospital JAMES FLETCHER
band of Mrs Retha Fletcher and devoted
father OF Roberta Fletcher and Stamford
Coleman; Cole son Of Mrs. Gussie Day, He
ns9 fLs9 is SUI survived hd, by stepfather Ihoma
Fletcher: three sisters, Mrs. Alice Camp
bell, Mrs. Cussie Washing ton and Miss
Amelia Fletcher; other relative and many
pm rom rom The The John T. Rhines & co,
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
FOX. RUFUS F. On Monday. March g..
le44, RUFUS F. FOX. beloved. husband of
me rlat late Ann Guy Fox and iather Of Isaac
Wise. Funeral from the v L. speare Co.
loos H ST. NV, on Thursday. March 8,
at pm, Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited. s
FRoMAN; EARL CARLYLE. On Sunday,
March s, 1914, EARL CARLYLE FROMAN
Of 641 Farragut st. n W. beloved husband
| of Theresa Gloria Froman and father of
Earl Carlyle lr, and Beverly Ann Froman;
snd SON 9, bratbd Gibarloee nnd Flerrie rroman
Froman and Mrs. Mary L. Donaldson.
Services at the. S, H Hines Co. funeral
home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Wedn>.ss,
Cemetery.
GATHER, HENRY WELLINGTON. On
Friday. March 3. 1914, HENRY YELLING
/ TON GATHER of 1862 32nd St Nv, son
OF Katie and the late Henry Gather and
Malvin Gather, Elsie Robinson. Ethel Jor-
dan and joseph Gather. After 12 noon on
IIuesdas, March z, friends may call at the
Frazier. funeral home 3s9 R. I ave. NV,
nesday, March s, at / pm. Rev. G. E.
Stevenson officiating. Interment Arlington
| National Cemetery.
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IN, LYNN C. The members of
Washington Council, No. 224,
Knights of Columbus, are ad-
vised Of the death on Sunday,
, March 5, 1914. of Brother
LYNN G.. SHELTON of 2015
Fulton st. ne, and are request
ed to attend the funeral serv-
:. Francis De Sales Church on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
372nd Greeted At
Fort Huachuca

FORT llUACirCA ASH -
CAMP Elements Of INC 31snl
lifanlry. resiment. cons s,iag o.
nearl 1000 men. arrived hc,, last
week from Camp Breckenridge.
nv. amid 4 hilarious wclrom,
canned by It, Col. G. +. =. Net
sou spccial service officer.
Commanded by Col Edward o.
Courdin The s1end was rcorgan-
ed in Fort biz. Nj. on March
IT,, 1911. bat left there shortly
ater Pearl Harbor for New York
CITY where they established head
CHARTERS. Tncy were trained 1T
Fort Dix bv bai'alions aud We're
then sent back to New York Cl.y
10 carry our their missions. On
Arril - ifif The S71nd was
Transferred from Fort Dix To
Camp breckenridge Ky as unit
OF the second army
While IN Kentucky. ihe s7gnd
VAS replacement pool for No
plo combat troop but the so,
cf training hoy viii recch hrge
has not yet hocn disclosed al-
though II Is hnoNn that They VIII
be a part OF the fowih army.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
LAUNCH SHIP SIS BERT WILLIAMS
YOUNG AND
OLD IN
Concert To Be
AT Shiloh Church

Tho deliehtful childish ircbles
~ liitle chlldrcn and the mellow
cd tones OF grown men and wo-
nel, VIII be h,ard ~ The old
fashioned costumcd concert to
hc presented by The Elaboreiia
Chorus az Sis nm Thursday.
December :, al The shiloh Bap-
tft church Ecnton and 81 An
ioine Admission IS free and The
publit - invited
Old songs and readings make
"a tho conceri which is directed
by Mrs Dorothy Stegcr choral
Instructor for The Department OF
Parks and Recreation.
solo yoices 20 be heard arc
Miles Faison John Hall Nettie
Cherry charity Weeks Ann MUIR
rhv and Elizah,lh Ward Ruth
King and Marie Jones will give
The readings
Nirlt choral groups taking
part aye from Brewster kronk
Mf Vernon and ST Peter laver
Recreation centers True Vine and
kins solomon churches The chill
dreus choruscs represent St
reioe Claser and True Vine
churches
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Expect 500 lawyers
To Attend National
Bar Convention

LOUISVILLE 5NNpl Charles
w. Anderson 1r.. louisville aiior-
nfy and pscSdeni g, the National
Bar associ,lon, 1nnolGccG this
week thar plans layc heea made
for approximately 5oo lans, rs
TO attend the annual national bar
convention schcdul,d 20 re held
in Chicaco Doe ard vie. con-
Nontion headquarters a. fhp iafN-
way ommuniiy cciter, Us, and
South ParkNty
Mrs Sadie 7. r. xpolcr.
Secretary " ;he ~ .or'atio state
ed that FROG all indiratiol tao
convention vii cc 10 largest att
tended I'M the history OF The as
ISOLATION. I.asycrs who have in
C'caicd that iacv wiil aitend Will
represent mcnttrs OF The bar
from more than 20 states.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
DETROITER
IN FRANCE

FRAME iilhpri f. jones Jr.
- former oiiT ~ ne Aluminium
Company ~ Aneiiea is ser,ins
with HE Transportation Corps,
hefe Ia Hrilain he Was promot-
"a teom tle grade OF corporal
90 sergeant
NE WAS Indicted in January.
ssis and ~cut % Fort Francis r..
Nartcu ~ Cheyenne Wyo,
where be- eoupie'cd basic train
INK Ills ability soon won him the
assignment OF mail clerk Having
advanced 20 ihc capacity Of chief
company clerk he superriscs the
personnel administration.
Sgt Jones SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert 4 tones SRI Is the hus-
hand of Mrs Louise + Jones.
1915 Wexford avenue Detroit,
Mich llc IS a graduate OF Perish
inc hieh school and plans TO en-
ter postal service after the war.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02

Marian 7. Downer. 80 T.. tsih
street. Chicago. H.. widely
known newspaper woman. edl-
tor Of the society column. "The
scroll" former comptroller Of
the Chicago Defender. organized
aud managed the Pittsburgh
Courier In Chicago for several
years. Mrs. Downer has heen
appointed by ttlns Ncw>photo
service H. their travelling >oci-
ely reporter for large affairs
and outstanding social events.
Atlas News and Photo Ser
Vice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Peoples Corporation To Construct
$4,000 Theater In Inkster

Approval Tor construction ~
a ihoa'er in Iak-fer has nc,n
srant,d hr the War Production
board IN Washington he Detroit
Regional office Of The WpB am
rounCcs
The Peoples CORPORATION or
inkster 4oGi HARRISON road of
which Bcssie VI Whitman is pres
idcnf. was given permission 70
erect an $4,000 lhoairr on M
south side OF Michigan avenue
between springhill and Middle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
". 80.
.ANSWER???

90 Who was the first Negro
euicrtsincr 80 appear az The IA
nous club Fortune az Rene New I,
'Q VINO was me first Negro
Elm io enlist 10 the cadet nurse
corpse
20 Who was the iirst Ncsro
woman bus driver IN The United
statese
tQi WHO VAS me first Nero
admitted to The American Bar as
sOciailon
90 Who plsyed M role Of
Emperor Halle selassie ~ inc
picture mission 10 Moseo"
,Q) Where WAS Or Robert va
thaniel Dett born?
tQ)Who WAS the disco'erer and
teacher Of Dorothy Maynor' cele-
hfatcd Negro soprano
finswcrs on page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Baritone
In Recital

A youthful baritone by the
name OF Smith viii be presented
in u recital Thursday. Nov 80 at
IS pm by the Crusaders club
of 81 Johns church. Ecorse. Ap-
rearing with Mr. Smith will he
an all-teen-age Twin city chorus
under the direction OF Mrs. A.
Lee The chorus will be accom-
ranied on the piano by Miss A.
TayIor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02

ATLANTA tANPl Fire " an
unknown origin Wednesday
claimed the lives Of +i-yenr old
Scarcy Baker and his son. elaude.
s. when they were trapped in
their hlaEiug residence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Vessel Honors
Great Stage
Welder's Wife
Christens Boat

WASHINGTON. pc Honor
in- 'He name OF one Of the great
Negro humorisis OF the Ameri-
an sage, the Liberty ship. SIS
Bort Williams; 225th cargo yes
SCI b he built At Todds New
fusnud Shipbuilding corporation
AZ south Portland Maine. slid
foan the ways on November is
ir'p tho waters OF Casco Bay.
re laicd States Maritime COM
ni.son announced this week
Nts Maxine II. David. wife ~
siman welder on the third
,b'' and former weldcr herself
spop red The shin in the pros
erc - a delegation from the
Aetors Guild OF New York
group Of officials OF the ship
e ara before crowd Of fell
ca Workers Mrs, David was So
ea fnr The honor by her hu-
hN Who was chosen 10 pick
sg3fsar due 10 his perfect WORK
spl attendance record in TIE
'sr over a period OF three wears
rmsinc on the graveyard shin
gt rritclcee is accorded sari.
Workers in the ward al New
lf-lari Ship Building corpora
tea Tie labor-managemcnt
eiiee
WIN a wcll-timcd blow Mrs
IFi smashed the bcribhoncd
Nar' aeainst The prov OF the
'ap showering bystandcrs with
'ne4Ns champagne. The huge
slin elincd momentum and slid
toDo me ways as the strains OF
tfe "star-spaugled Banner'
Hneied with the cheers Of the
pofsers
Following thhe iaunchine The
SPONSOR her husband and doz-
cn fellow workers with excellent
attendance records were given a
lansfeon at a Portland Hotel
'nafew b. Sides. president ~
iie Nrw England shipbuiding
eornofa'ion, presided at the lunch
eon and presented Mrs David
wiN he traditional engraved sil-
''r 'tate. as a memento of The
session.
launching or the IS Hort
y. tnS brings To total ~
'te The number Of Lihcriv (
N's launched al the New Ene
Shipbuilding Corporation in /
ty of outstanding members
of ne Negro race. PrcNiousl, I
'N SIS Robert l.. Nann and the F
- Harriet TnbmaA we're launched
'als yard,
lf IS Bert Williams makes e
'Nsi ~ II such ships named ~
Aoim Of outstanding Negro
Americans hy the United States
Ntllliue Commissions % hers
Nafe been the IS Booker r wash
n-ioD George Washing Carver
ffeieuck Douglass John Mer
M lanes Weldon Johnson
ifhn II Murphy, Robert S. Ab-
H' Paul Laurence Dunbar john
pe Toussaint L'Oserture. and /
hi"ard a. savoy
fne Navy Department has
nsmed q naval vessel the destroy
fr escort Leonard Roy Harmon
~ honor OF a Negro mess attend
f who received the Navy Cross
r0.ihnmously for heroic conduct
~ t,uadaloanoI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
Ex.SIave, l26. Dies

niZEl.t SO 1ANPt Mrs
Nariah kuox passed away bore
Wedne sduy ~ Inc iipc are ~ le6.
she Was heilry,d 70 have been
south Carolina eldest cif1eu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02

SNOW WHITE BEAUFR hof iogy ho oi
This beove helps dodr
seoles-fempotory efemoves hoi horh brit
your ho Sofn Smooth with SNOW VIII
BEAUTER ho professional ho-dresed 50 e
by Iods ond gentlemen Sold OF oil Drug Stores ond seov Porto
Snow White Products Co, Lynehbvs Va.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02

HlLDA SlMMS, and on all Negro cast, now p'
inq Ammo Lvcosfo, is the first worthwhile dro
Of the season to hit New York's Broadway" :
critics. Miss Smms is Justly proud Of her CLAM
Gus hair, which blends so perfectly with her c.
iivoting personality.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-02
% '1 you NERVOUS
RESTLESS
HIGH-STRUMG
On CERTAIN DAYS" OF The Month!

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make you feel nervous. fldgety. cranky.
irrit Die, a bit blue. tired, aud dragged
out"--at such times?
Then start at once try lydia
Pinknams Vegetable Compound TO re-
iieve such symptoms. Pinkham's Conf
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monthly pain but also accompanying
weak. tired. nervous, restless feelings
OF this nature
Pinkhams Compound helps rdfnre'
Taken re0uiarly-this great medicine
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-16
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Lyle Johnson and his wife Helen Johnson, of Juneau, Alaska, have filed their joint petition in the Commissioner Court for Juneau Precinct. First Division, for adop- ton of Virginia Dare Meyers born at Juneau, Alaska, December 2, 1882, the child of Herbert J. and Vera Gilligan, husband and wife, and on March 28, 1883, legally adopted by J. w. and Anna D. Meyers, and for change of said child's name to Vir- ginia Johnson. That hearing on said petition has been set for 10 o'clock A. M. January 30, 1945, in said Commissioners Court at Ju- neau, Alaska; that Anna D. Meyers, the non n-consenting adopting mother, the non-c -consenting natural parents, and all other persons concerned, are hereby cited to be and appear in said court, at the time and place afore- said, and show cause, if any they have, why the adoption and change of name should not be granted.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, December 9th, 1914
 FELIX GRAY,
 United States Commissioner. HOWARD D. STABLER, Petitioners Aaaorney,
 Shattuck Building,
 l Juneau, Alaska.
 First publication, Dec. g, 1944. Last publication, Dec. 23, 1914.