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OF 1902 Industrial. He was inducteo
in la43 from Pontiac, his home. He
is with the quartermaster unit sta
toned at Fl. Devens, Mass.
X * X
SGT. Memory Wright Home
Sgt. Memory Wright IS home this
week on furlough from Camp Nc
Quad. Calf. Sgt. Wright is an in
structor al the camp which is a spe-
cisl training center. He IS also the
highest ranking Negro non-commls-
stoned officer al the camp. the other
is a corporal Before going 10 the
present camp he was al Van Couver
Barrack, Wash. and Fort Lewis,
Wash. Sgt. Wrights furloush ex-
pires August 26.
X \ y
Home Enroute
pvt Herman Gibson, ASH. IS at
home on a Today delay enroute
from Camp Lee. Va. 10 Camp Rey-
nolds. Pa. Herman was a student
at Howard university when the call
10 colors came. Two Of his brothers
are in the fighting zone; one M-Sgt
John Gibson is somewhere IN the
South Pacific. the other brother,
Anderson Gibson. Is somewhere In
England.
Tennesseeans Here
Mrs. Georgia Baker and Mrs. Car
DINA Baker. both Of Nashville.
Tenn, are here visiting relatives
and friends Relatives and friends,
natives OF Nashville. who live here
are: Mrs Emma Baker. 1884 Ala
bama: Mrs. Corrine Bell. 4o5s-E
Stewart: Mrs. Louise Coulter, 42l7
Grant and Mrs. Elnora ReaveS. llO3
East Baltimore.
X \ =
Visit Relatives Here
Charles Crosby and his two chill
dren, Patrick Richardson Crosby
and Margaret Gertrude Richard
son Crosby. OF Dresden. Ont, are
here visiting relatives and friends,
Their relations here are: Mrs. Ger
trude BrookS-Lee. Mrs Marian
Brooks Branch. Mrs Peggy Brooks
Anderson. and Miss Teddy Brooks.
They are spending most 81 their va
cation in sightseeing and being
the honored guests OF new acquaint-
anceS
X X Il
Mrs. Anna Wallace and brother,
Walter Wallace. are here visiting
Edward Robinson, 20l7 Blades. The
relatives are from Memphis, Tenn,
and will probably visit here for
several weeks.
X X y
Visits Mother
Mrs. Lille Luckidew and sister,
Mrs Elizabeth McNeal, both OF 4032
Grant, are in Helena. Ark. visiting
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
Negro Soldier
In Two Battles
Wants Third Try
BY S-Sgt. JACK PEPPER.
Oklahoma City, Okla,
Marine Combat CORRESPONDENT

OrmeTiy Oh OkI1n0mA lily Almcsb
SAIPAN. Marianas Islands de-
layed)-After participating in two
major Central Pacific battles, Pri-
Yates First Class John L. Abney.
SO. United States Army. OF 30l6
South Parkway, Chicago. Ill, is
ready 10 60 on third.
The husky Negro soldier. who
has been overseas two years, is a
member OF unit that lands on is
lands before they are secured to
bring badly needed supplies ashore
He landed on this island four
days after the first Marines landed.
and has been working night and
day ever since. He landed on Ma
kin Island on the third day of the
Gilbert Islands campaign.
Il would like 10 get back 10 the
United States" he said. but as
long as We have TO lick the Japs.
III stay out here and do my part"
Abney enlisted in the Army in
July, 1912, and left for overseas
duty in August Of the same year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26

youth Statutes America" an
elaborate and entertaining presenta-
ton of songs, dances and drills by
a cast Of 1900 Detroit boys and
girls was staged last Sunday at
Belle Isle shell.
Every playground operated In
this community by the department
Of Parks and Recreation was repre-
sented.
A total Of 1000 voices was heard In
four choral groups and were assist
ed by IS soloists. singing popular
songs OF World War II in the brill
liant four-act skit.
Each act had its own chorus OF
ESQ singers who handled the vocals
while special groups performed
folk. ballet tap dances, novelty
drill and comedy skits.
The four episodes were "Ameri-
ca. the Vigilant.' a salute to the
civilian front; America. the VAL
iant." salute to the fighting men;
America Salutes Her Allies" a
tribute to the United Nations and
America Victorious"
The following recreation grounds
took part in the show: Birdhurst,
Brewster. and Mt Vernon recrea-
ton centers. st. Peter Claver play
lot, Balch, Barstow. Campbell.
Capron, Duffield, Dryer. Lincoln.
Livingstone. Miller, Norvell, Trow-
bridge. Sherrard, Sampson n d
Washington schools.
The Birdhurst youngsters worked
out a comedy routine in the dance
of the riveters, done Of course, 10
Rosie. The Riveter," and a skit
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ALBANIAN FFTFD

Ann Mcdonald Of Anderson. Ala.
was honored at a lunch con Thurs
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
W. Morton. Among the guests were:
Mrs. Lucille Richardson. Mrs. Ber-
nice Anderson. of Ann Arbor. Mich.
Mrs. Thelma Goodman. Miss Nc
Donald is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Harrison, 434 Harriet
street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
THEY WON THE PRIZES

president Of the Chronicle Cadet Club
awarding prizes winning boys at the clubs first water carnival
held Center Prize winners Houston
Rowe Benjamin Parker and Jessie Williams Anouf
participated carnival Sandwiches and iced refreshments
were served Barhws drug stores Prizes and re-
donated by George Isabel prominent Tsao
with offices in the Tobin building.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26

II you suffer getting up nights: painful.
burning passages: aching back and
legs: nervous weakness or sore. aching
joints, why don't you see what this
famous Old medicine can do for your
You. like thous ands, may dnd IL II Just
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Ten powerful herbs from india. China.
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Often help TO surprising relief in nom
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expel acids and poisous which may
cause your troubles.
You may have cause 70 bless the day
you heard Of Red Dragon Herbs. Try
them right swayi Send no money-just
pay the postman 81 90 plus few cents
postage when he brings your medicine
Tin plain box). Satisfaction assured or
every penny OF your 81 90 refunded
Write today: Vita Botanical Co.. Dept
d. 800 9Th Ave- New York. N. Y.
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SEND GREETINGS

Gunner's Mate &c Freddie Du-
bose OF 2l76 Mullett street, is now
at the Naval Ammunition Depot.
Hastings, Neb.
DuBose was indicted in May, l943
and took his basic training at the
Great Lakes Naval Station.
He sends greetings to his friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26

somewhere in
or around a.
bout the Aleu-
tan Islands. A
letter recently
TO his parents
informed them
he was OK.
X X X
Cpl Corley
Page was here
last week visit
ing relatives. his
aunt, Mrs. EN-
ma Manning OF
45l0 Names,
and cousin. Mrs.
Christine Smith
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G. BrantOn Made
Police Inspector

Lieutenant George r. Brsnton of
the homicide squad was promoted
to the rank OF inspector. effective
on September /, it was announced
this week by police commissioner
John F. Ballenger.
Branton, 81 years old, lives at
1894 Monica street He became a
police officer in December OF 1920:
was promoted to a sergeant in 1885,
lieutenant in 1889. and was as
signed to the homicide squad in
1881. He has Is citations. with two
Of them departmental citations.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26

Sgt. Frank Carpenter. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Carpenter OF Park
street, who was indicted into the
armed forces OF this country two
days after the Jap attack on Pearl
Harbor. is with the 364th Infantry
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
SCOUT TROOP
INSTALLED AT
PETER CLAvER

Troop 383 of the Boy Scouts Of
America had its investiture cere-
mony at ST. Peter Claver Commu-
nifty House. Eliot at Beaubien, last
week.
Beecher Routt, Scout Commits
sioner, was master OF ceremonies
Of the program in which Ave new
Scouts took the oath OF Scouting
and were ushered into the troop TO
be charter members OF 1888.
Joseph l. Gross, new Negro Scout
executive and j. J. Smith, Scout
commissioner. spoke words OF well
come to the new Scout troop. Pres
ent from Scouting headquarters
were Stanley Wassick and Atty.
Wynne Garvin.
Solomon Roberts. Scout master Of
Troop 1913 along with the Scout
committee and troop sponsor re-
ceived Scout insignia. The Michi-
gan Chronicle presented the troop
with flag OF the United States.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26
Do Your KIDNEYS,
BLADDER Need Help?

Thousands VINO suffered
torrents from painful
XII d n ey and bladder
symptoms due TO excess
body acids In kidneys,
report amazingly fast
relief due to q thorough
~ tried and tested
NATURAL HERB medi.
cine. Red Dragon Herbs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26

He urged an amendment 70 take
care OF this phase Of postwar plan
ming.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-26

Hundreds of jobs now exist for
WACs in the Army Air Forces. You
may choose your job and station
you wish TO serve with. Room 800.
Bull Bldg, Detroit.
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HAIR TO BLACK
BEAUTY Or No Cast

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Lovely, youthful. radt
ant jet black hair 70
attractive = helps girls
win love! All you need
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win men and men win love! AL you need
Ia Tints Jet Black shampoo. lAlse comes
In DARK Brown Shaded
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Full Cake SOC
} Cakes 81
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Gs ~ have somewhat Of a
love problem love my wife but
she Keeps ne worried and upset
all 81 the time accusing me o,
other women. know ina, am
living righ, and that treat her
right when make my Pay. I
carry y home % her am sickiy
and II is hard for mo 70 make a
,l,inE bur ! Go am getting tired
~ The way she Is acting. should
I s,ill stay here with her or
leave,
AnN:-In your desperate effort
to make comfortable living for
your wife you have overlooked
the Importance Of eompanIonshlp.
lour wife Is looking for more out
81 her marriage then three square
meals and a nice home. Women OF
forty are iusf as romantic rs
girls a. seventeen they want 10
he eompllmenied and praised by
their husbands. Carry her ont Of
least one night week for
rights entertainment. BE IT.
lie more liberal with your love
making and your troubles will he
over.
YK " ~ wish - Fet .oc
ard take business course sin
] have finished high school
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LEGAL NOTICES

Ds'roit On JGre E 1886
Present Honorable Guy A.
MILLER cireeif ludre
II ;Ais cause ]; appearing from
sfflca,i, or fiie fhs, after csliFent
search a-- ineriry il cannot he
sscfrt4i-si i1 what STATE or coun-
ffr ne defendant resiies
on NOTION OF SIMMONS AND
BIB sftorneys for the plaintiff
IT i oRDERED' that rohnnie
'4fsr sT9sa- and answer the Biil
q. Complaint flied N this cause
v,ihin three ;roaths from he date
q. mis- order Or said Bill viii be
tassr a. confessed aEains, her.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
tra' a copy q mis- order Re pub
hshed acrording 70 lsw 20 ne De-
f~oif Tribune and also that a copy
O. this order - ssri By register
- mail 70 said defendant. a. her
,s' krcvr address 20 W.. lier
y .io,h place rhicsgo lflircs
CrY a MILLER
Circuit Judge
4 Tue Copy
cAspA7 y LING EMAS. Clerk.
Ry nAN wOlcIK
Deputy Clerk si7-7-.s
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LEGAL NOTICES

T. appearing 20 Ills Court from
affida,i, on fiie that Alamo p
Commons defendant herein. is nof
resident o, the City % Detroit.
state o. Michigan, but resides a.
54i4 Delmar street s.. Louis No.
on MOTION or CHARLES a.
BERRY. attorney Tor The plaintiff,
IT Is ORDERED that the 60.
PENDANT. Alonzo y Commons on
ter his appearance in said cause
on or before three 'sl months
from The date ~ this order or
said Bill viii be taken as CON
fessed sgsins, hin and that The
said order he published In TIE
Detroit Tribune a Newspaper
PRINTED. pu'iishcd. ard circulating
IN said County. and 4 copy q ne
same be sent TO the last known
address q, the defendant by reg
istersd mail
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"A True Cory
.cAsPAR J II~cENAN, Clerk
Ply Dan wOjcIK.
Deputy C'erk t-l7----9
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70. sss.0s7
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

SESSION o, ssit ccs-t he't
=, 4 ,-. Hons. % IRE cry
3, rs- Counts n Nsgrs STATE
~ g arsr n My =, 1915
re<er Honorable Arthur
Webster Circuit Judge
j. appea-nE BY AZ sa'i' ~
"A he-e'o nat ,na Dstenaar''
aren'a Franklin, IS rof a resi-
ss-, - .hs S,s's o; Nlchizan and
.ss- So lss- Tnorn address ~as
.fs0 >~1 Eighth street Ni-
u,asrs Wis orsln
oS MOTION OF ALoNzo d.
PFTTfFoRD Attorney Tor me
P,a,r-r Chs-'ss FRANKLIN
IT rs ORDERED hat he SAD
ns,,ndan, Lavsnta Franklin en-
Ter fsr appearance 50 mis- cause
IN ~ before ihree months from
ne dare - his order Or That ne
sals Bill q Complaint 30 taken
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LEGAL NOTICES

In MS ca@se 3, sat.s.aciori.y
appearing s-or ne s.t.cs't q
ne piairtit cn ne in re soc's
sstriea espss "a, iae defend
AIT is a.. res.lsrt e: ne STATE
~ NleAr -f t1ai Her .Ast
know address - DIS Plaintiff
vas -sssv Street home
uoc1 Pfr-sy ar.t
II IS RrERE0 fast G's1ys
Arr,n sr7.Ar arr AnswsT ihis
Bi.i cs -.' .lec i-- fn.s
cause .tr,e ricrfhs
from :, s1fs o, 'nls Order. or
sad Bill &. ors .ei-' ~. os
tsken as r,.'esses agz.rs, AeF
IT Is E-EER ORDERED
,iaf a ecrs $, sa.. or1ss te sent
20 re ,as- s~'rr aeefsss G. re
said 6tssnts- - -ts.s'sss1 nal
ard n ease rc -exis'efe- rstnrr
receipt ss-s. "a TIE defendant
IL -e s,e '.at fets Order Re
v4t sa44 Is -earAc ~ law
Aa~HvR nEBsTER-
csc-l; judge
"a TIE W
ckSFAR NORMAN cierk
rs DAy uctN
Dtye,y s-s-7.is.
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No. $500
SUPPLEMENTAL 0RpER or
PTRIfl ALTON

a, session ~ said Coer; keia
a. t.e -rt ho-se y he CITY
~ rs lt County a Wayne
ss-s n N.cE.Ssr IN iris -.nt
cay g Nay. An ~"
T'-.s4r Honorable DeWiT- 4
MERRIAM ireli. Judge
II tk.s Cause i appearing from
re a.fifss.. % TIE attorney Tor
,As 7.slai.tf ia, ar order o.
7laiiea'.cn was heretofore sign
- arc t.et IL he s,cv= entitled
cause ty ne Rorcratis Joseph
A Nosnihs- ore @, ~ Circuit
'edsss sor ne County q wsyne
~ ~ -t'k day a. March 4 y
1874 fast due ciEtncs kas hesr
exercised or ras 'sart o. ihs a.
'ornsy ~ fhe Fiaintn 70 have
ss31 0r-er I.t..shed a. required
~ law rp. VA. sat1 D-de- could
rot ~ publs1sd within forty
6sy rsr.o1 as required ny 1910
ri. Secror q ard his Court
sei-r fnrfrsr ADVISED fh&f 3; can
rci ~ asrsr.s.rtd ~ what state
az cour'ry 80 defendant nov re-
sizes but 'ha' rs last kro~a Al
t..ss ras $50 Arlington Avenue
Try ~ osklart STATE o, CALI
,arris
a. ro-ioS oF EtvIN 7.
rAvENPoRT. srorrsy 70 PLAIN
a.
y Is fRpERED that Paul
70 tr;s aetencari appear and
srsper this Riil 0. comglsint
tec IN his cause within three
-o-'hs tror me dave o, this
0reer ~ SAID Bill vii Be taken
as confsssec sFairst him
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
ia, a copy o. saic order be sem
q, The las snown address ~ The
said defendant ~ registered
mai ard II case 10 registered
rs;a-r refstr. s.Srec ~ re de-
fsrta-, is received 'haf 'his or
c.r be rlshssei a. required by
is~
newITT MERRIAM
cirru.. Judge
81. --.e Cow
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No. s6n.les
OPpTR or PIBIIC ALTON

A. a session 60 said Court held
re court House IN re Cry Of
re'rt. on June s. isA
Present honorable GUY A
MILLER Circuit, Judge
II iris ca.se i' appearing from
s''.se,i, on lie ma, after diiigtn'
sss-sh ard inquiry 3, cannot b
s~'sinet 81 what S'afs or Cocn-
.-y 'Ae defendant resides
0N NOTION or SIMMONS AM
TlR7 s',o-revs for The Plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED thai Marie
frederick appear and answer me
q, Complains fled n this
within three months from
date % tie order Or said BIZ
u, ccmilairt VII he taken as con
(, .sse aEa.rs' hir
TT Is FrRTHyr ORDERED
,'.s.s copy 81 -fs order hs glb-
iished according - Inv a. The
ue'roi' Trihnne ard also that =
r-7v 20 this order 10 ssri by
registered mail 20 said defendant
her Jas, known address ~ VII
t-,s r street Washington p G.
CRY = MILLER
Crcuit Judge
-rrc Cory
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Should stay on hore AZ n,
mother and work o. 10 so~.
place where can wors at ,vsv
dlrirg spare time Has 10
maze up my mind
Ans.i You are wise Indeed "a
realize thar you must iuriher
yrDr education II you afe IA
make higher WAGES. II ,oa can.
not enroll IN business .thool
where you Ars. get empl,,men,
in city where YOU can mal.
such arrangements. ii you are
fortunate enough 20 gei enra pa,.
Inc employment this summer. ,ou
may be able 10 save snea-h IA
pay your tuition IN hn.ut"
school this fall. Most s,heal, 90.
operate In finding part iime jobs
for their students in ord,r ~ de-.
fray expenses
sM DO you think s re-.
irE time with this mar .ass
been going with for 'he ts Is
years. have been r.ee ~
Hf won' re- riarriss MS
rirl he Is going Vifh is ari
he IS ~ ! want you ~.
just what 10 %.
Ans: Tit for tat :, iar play
IN yonr case. Breere around and
find Yourself dashins lpans
friend and sce how quickly sour
old beau will get' over hi. pe.
en- crush. For II year, b. has
fell 100 sure ~ your affection.
>tartIc him ont ~ this cotk.,urs
attitude. perhaps This I. lu'i vhat
ht nccds 20 pop the racHIon.
Don't allow Yourself 10 re' 'lals
Bring ont your slawopr ~
dressing M. looking ny aat tai.
Ing an Interest IN the youthful
activities of the Younger crowd.
PFr RI gives rr'"
pleasure - write yca rr ea~-
Tlinori Won pnt 20 ~ y 'sr
your hrle, fp' broadly r,'se ~
vices 20 problems sre itieef
amazing and appreeia'Hs Yol
haze ar amazing serse 2fr'
r.pflor Cen'irre ycHr r''''
potk 4 wliiion 'hsnxs ~ 0aa'
YOU have done Sieret PIG
JAP I have a vo.s7 'r.'at
vho seems 20 give re % rga
nrcerd hut people VIII 0F 'sh
ne aboa, Il Give no ra'''res
ss - What % do for ias 'fs;
Ans.:- Thls girl has yea dang'
ling on \ string and + not taxi
Ing ycu AZ all seriously.
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Charlie 81. Rsrrs. Attorney
fshe hrnadwav

STA-E ~ N'cHiGAN = -
circaR ' ne co4r'y o.
wsyrs Cstr
ROprr~ HickLF P's.r'H
" moss ~ rftr.
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El'in J.. Davenport. Attorney
slna ~. Antoine

STATE or NJ n.cAN. IN TIE
Ci-c4, Gears .cr &c County q
Nky-s ID CNs-cery
FLORENCE ROBERTS P,sin.
g." IS PAIL ROBERTS. De-
trrtart
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No. s5s.ili
nRnTR or PIRIIl ATION

A. 2 session ~ said ccrr, held
In 'ts Corr, House 70 'he fi'y
q. re'-oi,. County q WAYNE am
S'a.e az MICHIGAN on Mss ~
day =, Nay AID 1874
Present Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER. Circuit judge
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Charles Y. Rerrv. Attorney
fQoe Rroadway

STATE or MICHIGAN. in'the
rcuit coar. for he County Of
Wayne IN chancery
JOHNNIE NAE COMMONS
( rai.uff Sc ALoNZO p COM
MONS Defendant
M. 3se.lie
ORDTR or PUBLIC tTI0N
A. session o, said Court
lh4a IN the CRY % Detroit
vav~s county MietlTar. on May
ir le4t
present, Honorable ARTHUR
" lister Circuit JndFe
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a. confessed. ar1 fkaf r. Esit
order - served and p--h'.shec as
required ~ az
ARTHUR WEBSTER
circu't Jccge
A True Copy
ASPAR LINGEN.AN Clerk
w DA> TojcIK
1srsw ri.sk s-.7-7-s
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Slmmons and Rlhh. Attorneys
80 6rafiot

STATE or MICHIGAN. 10 re
CREST Court for The County Of
wsyre r. chsncery
JANIS O FREDERICK Plain
- vs. MARIE FREDERICK. De-
f.r1ars
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very se~ssiy ycrr L
q
r-.ss ~G -
a nth
ISsPiRATlOSAL READING. Reading
q urd
ssnd
sd6re q
Az ycurpr euaw nth re
WALLACE SERVICE
C.,se f Tks Defrot A,ch
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ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit judge
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nswIrT MERRIAM

a Tue Cory
c4sPAR J l.lvGENAS Clerk
Rs rAN volciK,
Deputy Clerk s-3-7-iS
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Church Federation
To Open National
Mission Here Today

DR.. E. G. Homrighausen, professor
Of religious education ut Princeton
Theological Seminary, will address
the opening general meeting of the
National Mission to Christian Teach
ers at 4:30 pm. today at Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church, Ninth
street and Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
The mission, sponsored by the de-
partment of Christian education and
the Committee on Evangelism Of the
Washington Federation of Churches,
will run through Tuesday
Arthur S. Flemming, Civil Service
Commissioner and chairman of the
Committee of 100 of the mission, will
preside at today's general session, 1t
was announced.
The mission aim, the notice stated,
is ito helps teachers become more
clearly aware of their evangelistic
opportunities; to bring under the in
f1uence Of Christian teaching all
those not now receiving it, and to
win to Christ and to membership
in His church all those reached and
taught" The theme today through
tomorrow afternoon is How to
Reach the Unchurched in Our Com
munity," and tomorrow evening
through Tuesday, How to Win to
Christ Those We Reach and Teach"
Five divisional groups, meeting at
8 pm. will open the mission.
The Scripture reading at the gen.
era meeting will be by DR.. Clifton
P. Clark, president of the District
Sunday School Association. The
Rev. Robert w. Brooks, pastor Of
Lincoln Memorial Congregational
Church, will offer the prayers.
Speakers for tomorrow's and
Tuesdays general meetings, to be
held at $50 pm, will be DR.. Jesse
M. Bader, department of evangelism
executive secretary of the Federal
Council of Churches of Christ in
America, and DR.. Philip c. Jones,
religious education director Of Madi-
son Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York City, respectively.
Methodist Bishop Charles Wesley
Flint will preside at tomorrow's gen.
eral meeting and Episcopal Bishop
Angus Dun will conduct Tuesdays
gathering.
The Mission Executive Committee
vice chairmen are Mr.. Nevitt, pastor
of Brightwood Park Methodist
Church, and the Rev. George
Schnabel, pastor of Albright Evan
gelical Church Mrs. F. Nelson
Schlegel is recording secretary. Co.
directors of the executive commit
tee are DR.. Frederick E. Reissig,
federation executive secretary, and
Mrs. Josephine H. Kyles, federation
associate director of the department
of Christian education.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
D. G. Police Hunt Child
Kidnapped at Dayton

Washington police have been
asked to search for Ronald Thomp-
son, 20 months old, who was kid
naped by his nursemaid in Dayton,
OHIO, October 7. They received .
lookout from Dayton authorities
yesterday and broadcast it over the
teletype.
The child is described as 2 feet II
inches, weighing 80 pounds with
brown eyes and blond hair. He has
dimple near the left eye and ears
that set very close to the head with
the top of the right ear bent in
ward against his head. His nurse
maid is described as being IS, weigh
ing $50 pounds with reddish-brown
hair, believed to be hennaed.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
These two
important steps may
help you to overcome
Sour Stomach Jerky Nerves
Loss Of Appetite Undeweisht
Digestive Complaints Weakness
Poor Complexion

Improper diet, overwork, undue wor-
rieS, colds, the flu or other illness
often impairs the stomach's diges-
tive functions and reduces the red
blood strength.
A person who is operating on only a
70 to 1870 healthy blood volume or q
stomach digestive capacity Of only 50
TO 500 normal Is severely handicapped.
At such times Nature needs extra help
20 restore its balance and function prop
erly. Undigested food places . tax on