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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified as
Administrator of the Estate of the
late Edwin ]. McIntire, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims
against the Estate of Edwin j.. McIntire
to present such claims to the under
signed for payment on or before Feb
1uary 3, 1945, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate settlement.
This End day of February, 1914.
The WILMINGTON SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. ADMINISTRA TOR
ESTATE OF EDWIN J. MCINTYRE, DE-
CEASED
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25

LOST: WALLET CONTAINING "a"
and B" gas ration books and cash.
Finder keep money and return wal
let L T. Davis, Jr. Carolina Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25

LOST: NO. 4 RATION BOOKS. LUDIE
Reynolds and Coley Reynolds, Ri. 8.
City, Box 2A6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25

CARLOAD OF IRISH LOB
BIER & RED BLISS SEED
POTATOES JUST RECEIV-
ED. FROSTPROOF CAB
BAGE and ONION PLANTS
FRESH DAILY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
ELECTRIC WASHERS

~ YOu have an old washer you ar,
nMi uslrE or onr which uDrd
sCrvrnE please call us 49,, WI
bus Or SD fepatf Garfield 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

W nv Aio ~ISAfftNNh
Oh RNITI RE wanted. We kn
values We p8y Tie price Lem
-s7e
FIrRNITURE waaiei wlU pax -
prices Yocke, Bros Temple 80 D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
TRUCKS. COMMERCIAL CAR

CHEVROLET r. 1898 - ton pickup
2637 West Fort
CHEVROLET -- 1910 y ton panel
1907 Grand River
GMC IL TON 1910 STAKE BODY
DUAL WHEELS. REASONABLE.
CENTRAL STORES. 4O35 FENKEI.L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
HOUSE TRAILERS

BEAUTIFUL 1871 house trailer for
sale n II" vide 26 n long
Near post office two blocks south.
one west 1882 Barclay East Dear
born
CLOsEOuT of good used coaches.
1850 Gratiot. OPP City Airpor,
LnA NS---Rrf1 Il n1ti-c traiicrS. lloyd
r Fast, 3OfO +. Cd Blvd MA. 0lf2
NEW and used trailcrs. Trailer Travel
CO. 2qil T.. Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
ACTION

BY TELEPHONE JUST CALL
Nf. 9G3u
Ne VIII buy y.AtJ car. any make.
any model on the tcltpl1o ne anu '''''
cash 10 yolr home m 2tN ~. ~ s,S,ots
EDDIE MEYER $3.50 LfVi 49,,
AN NOT eligible for new car. ~
pay high price Tor scelent used
one from proud owner no dealer
TYLER 7-qTSk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

AL Electric Hotplates
3 AVID l-hurner types with separate
switches, also smaller plates fer tn'.
fIr Nfrurr. yaat rIEDr-- lLL- AI--.--
fat irons coffee makers heaters
vtn fans 30 pfihriA needed
Benjamin Appliance Shop
ff1F2 IIysruols Bk N FtrkeU
tlff- f-rrE ~ TIl- Won I'LL y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

PRIVATE party viii trade baby
prand piano Tor console 90 spnel
type. even trade mr. VIII sell Tor $500
Cedar asa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
ntIRoI1 SUNDAY IIMEs RApIo sERvIcE

OOPS yolr small radio vorAf N mt,
Why not sell 70 90 us Rnng ~ IN
and set Siu AZ is. old models 81.
HAbeic Radio. ~ t-abele. naSs
Woodward
tIVE radio service. Va p-A n and
deliver ail tn"sH ~ parts avail
sole can r.. rnomical Temps 2-ASV
cas- nr niEht
FREE sinfc ert'vsur. calls, 81 Ideal
'fotrekecpiDg shop. TT. i-Tiiu.
GUARANTEED service. including
PARTS and tubes. current models,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

SMALL console piano Ike new rea
sonsh.e for cash S20a flein, near
van t1tkp
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
Dubois To Speak
On Colonies For
Lecture Series

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, va. -
(SNS) Colonies in the Postwar
World" will be the topic Of an
address to be delivered at Hamp-
ton Institute Friday, Dec. Is by
Or. w. E. B. Dubois, director of
special research for the NAACP
who is the second speaker in the
1944-45 lecture series of the col
lege.
DR.. Dubois, who recently re-
turned to this country from ar
assignment in Haiti, was until last
year head of the sociology de-
par5ment and editor OF PnylOn
magazine at Atlanta University
where he joined the faculty in
1882. Previously for more than q
years, he had served as director
Of publications and editor of the
Crisis magazine for the NAACP.
Known as the dean Of Ameri-
can Negro scholars, DR.. Dubois is
a fellow CT the American AsSo-
citation for the Advancement OF
Science and the author Of num-
erous publications.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16

"A LAIN n, Ods--NhOANAOi
". w. HODGES, Associate Editor,
The Atlanta Daily World, whose
recent election to the position of
Conference Lay Leader of the At
lanta Annual Conference, Central
Jurisdiction Of the M e tn dis {
Church, is heirg currently an
nounced. Conservation rites for Mr..
Hodges and for District, Charge
and Church Lay Leaders, were held
here last Sunday at the Fort Street
Methodist Church in connection
with the closing session of the At
lanta Annual Conference, presided
over by the Rt. Reverend Edward
w. Kelly, Resident Bishop OF the
st. Louis Area, Methodist Church,
Mr. Hodges succeeds to the office
of the late and lamented DR.. E.
Luther Brookes, Clark College pro-
fessor, who held the position with
rare distinction until his death last
March. Mr.. Hodges who is a grad
uate of Boston University, brings
with him a wealth of experience in
personnel and Church service. For
six years he was director of the
Division Of Social Science, Clark
College. Dean of Instruction, Al
bany State College and Director of
the Division of General Extension
for the University System of Geor-
gia. He is a Steward in the Central
Church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
Handle Over Six
Carloads Of Mail
Every "a Hours

WITH THE U. S. FOR CE S IN
THE UNITED KINGDOM - When
Santa Claus visits the European
Theater of Operations this year
he'll have the biggest load he's
ever hauled across the Atlantic.
The eleven Negro soldiers of this
unit under the supervision of first
Lieutenant Ernest j. Harris, 1118
Embury Avenue, Neptune, New Jer-
sey, are handling over six British
Carloads of mail day.
The unit is the oldest Negro
postal unit in the ETC.
The men who have gone to
France will get priority. We are
doing everything in our power to
see that they get their packages
on time" said 1t. Harris, one Of
the first Negro Officers to be COM
missioned in Britain.
In building about the size of a
sub-post Office building in Chicago,
the eleven men and their helpers
sort incoming and outgoing mail
and parcels in addition to selling
money orders. stamps and War
Saving Bonds.
The unit was activated in July,
1912. at Camp Lee. Virginia First
Willilgton Parker of
1925 Dante Street, New Orleans,
Louisiana, commanded it when it
in England in August 1912,
Following are the names of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
871,O1O Negroes
In Armed Forces

WASHINGTON - CA N P) - A
survey just completed by the Asso-
ciated Negro Press discloses that
there are 1,010 Negro officers and
enlisted men in all branches of the
armed forces as of October 81.
Figures were unavailable for iden-
tical periods, but those given re-
vealed that there were 0-,678 Ne
groes in the army and 1859 1892 in
the Navy.
The war department report goes
to September 80 and shows an In
crease Of 2.767 soldiers over the
June figure. The breakdown shows
that there were 5.804 commissioned
officers included in the army total.
the largest number, 463, being in
the medical corp and PAT in the
Army Nurse Corps.
There were 40 483 in Infantry;
36,302 in the Coast and Field artil-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
OK'S VIRGIN ISLES GRANT

WASHINGTON CAMP The
house passed an authorization bill
Of $1O,O28, 240 Thursday to be al
located for improvements in the
Virgin islands. The measure now
goes to the senate.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16

COLUMBUS, o. - (ANP) - The
magazine committee of the Nation
al Council of Teachers of English
went on record during a stormy
session here at their convention of
opposing the use of the Readers
Digest as a supplementary text in
high school classroomS recently.
The committee labeled the maya
zine as anti-Ne2ro, anti-JeWish,
anti-labor.
Among the charges made by the
English teachers fighting the pene-
tration of the influence of the Di-
gest by the way of the classroom
and educational radio is that the
Digest is the opposite to impartial
scholarship. "The Digest is about
as unbiased as the Chicago Tri-
bune," one teacher remarked.
Charging that the Readers Digest
editorially campaigns for partisan
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
Readers Digest Is
OpposedForCIass

viewpoints, members of the maya
zine committee pointed out that the
publication is against the labor
unions, Negroes, Jews, the good
neighbor policy and the Roosevelt
administration. Already 100000
copies of the Readers Digest are
being used in high school class
rooms, the committee said.
Sparks at the teachers conven-
ton began to fly when the maga-
zine committee tried to gea a reso-
luton passed against the Readers
Digest, reputed to have a circula-
ton of 100000, publicly CRITICIZE
ing its sponsorship of the Blue metz
work forum, Town Meeting of the
Air"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
YOUTH FOR DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich The Detroit
NAACP branch executive BOARD
mas voted to launch a campaign
1pr 5000 for the employment of
a tuli time Youth Secretary. The
decision was made after thorough
investigation of Detroit.s illvenila
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16

lery; 867 Cavalry; 1880 Engi-
neers; 1886 Air Corps and 408, 100
all others.
The Navy total estimate carries
to October 81 but, the breakdown
covers only the period ending July
Is. These revealed the following;
Navy II officers, 1858 enlisted
men; Marines 18TH enlisted; Coast
Guard four officers, 3.675 enlisted.
Whatever increases there were
between July and October were
among enlistees in all branches,
survey reveals.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
Captain Pruitt
Honored In Mo.

ST. LOUIS (SNS) - Captain
Wendell o. Pruitt, member Of an
all-Negro fighter squadron in
Italy, was honored by military
parade here Tuesday.
Pruitt who enlisted in the Army
Aid Forces in April, 1912, wa
sent to Italy nine and one-halt
months ago. He flew 10 missions IT.
his Psi Mustang without injury
shot down three enemy planes
accounted for eight more OH the
ground, helped sink a German de-
stroyer and won the Distinguish
ed Service Cross and Air MEDIA
with four oak-leaf clusters. He re-
turned home last month on 21-day
ltaVe
Said Mayor A. P. kaufman to
Pruitt: You have done your best.
You are typica, of the fine young
Negro men from st. Louis and all
parts Of the country who have
Captain Fruit is the brother of
MRS. Richard Hackney, wife OF
Dr. Hackney. She attended the af-
fair in his honor here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16

Three weeks ago Pearson report
ed, among other things that the
Ethiopian chief OF state had lodged
protest with the American gov
eminent in which aid was sought
to eliminate the British from two
provinces in Ethiopia, and that this
protest had beer ignored here. The
colmmnist said also that the en-
peror had attempted to commuIli-
cate with him but was blocked by
the state department or otherwise.
MAKES DENIAL
According to the AMPS inform
ant, Emperor Selassie had come by
the knowledge of the Pearson
column and took the initiative in
making the denial Of the attempt
ed contact whether by himself or
by any member Of his government.
How he might Of learned Of the
column could be answered in at
least two ways The Ethiopian
minister to the United States, Blot
ia T. Medhen, may have picked it
up and transmitted it for the EN-
peror'S information, or the British
representatives here may have
channeled the column back to Ad-
dis Ababa through their own minis
ter. Blotta Ephrem was and still IS
at this writing attending the areo-
nautical conference in Chicago.
So far as could be determined,
no representations, formal or other
wise, have been made to the state
department by Blotta Ephrem re-
garding the charges.
BOMBED ETHIOPIANS
Pearson also said in later
column that the British and Ethio-
plans currently are engaged in hos
tilitieS in Ogaden and Harar Pro-
vinces. AS to this charge the en-
Deror is understood to have said
there is no basis in fact.
That there has been bombing of
Philippians by British forces sta
toned in Abyssinia was exclusively
reported by the AMP early this
year. AT that time disorders had
broken out among the tribes to the
north in Tigre province whereupon
the emperor called upon the Bri-
fish to assist in quelling the distur-
Dances. The British responded, and
it was justified upon the basis of
the Anglo-Ethiopian Agreement
which was then in force.
There was no confirmation avail
able here as to any more recent
bombings in the East African en-
pire.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
Do You Want
Power Love?

rover 70 make you victorious I'm All YOU
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
Negro Postal Unit Plays
Santa Claus To Ct Joe's

eleven men regularly to the unit:
Staff Sergeant Calvin T. Hack
EFT, Cambridge, Mass; Sgt. John K.
Carter, Detroit; Tech. 4th Grade
David Dixon, Chicago; Tech. 4th
Grade Ernest II. Johnson, Balti-
more; Cpl. William j. Cooper,
Philadelphia; Tech. 5th Grade
Richard j. Bowden, Brooklyn, N.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16

Y; Tech. 5th Grade Lawrence E.
Cary, Knoxville, Tenn; Tech. 5th
Grade Ernest w. Tyler, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y; Pfc. Wilbur l.. Girl
million, S. Chicago; Tech. 5th
Grade Arts H. Wright, Jefferson,
Texas; Pvt. John G. Mullins, Los
Angeles.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
SeIassie Protest
Against British
DeniedByConsui
By ERNEST E. JOHNSON

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - The American minister
at Ababa John f. Caldwell has informed this government
that Emperor Halle Seassie has made explicit denial
that he has attempted establish Drew
Pearson, noted Washington coumnist the Associated Ne
gro Press learns exclusively
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-12-16
WAC TRAVELLERS AID

NEW YORK-(ANP) - A uni
que army assignment fell to the
USO Travellers Aid unit in ITALIA.
homa, Tenn, as a caSeworker to
help this agency serve the trav-
cling civilians and men in uni
orm crowdiDg into this army
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

FRANcK. s. SGT. RALPH w.-DANd ,.
FTanck. father. MenOminee
=, GARRETT. s. Set. ROBERT EIZ.o s Mrs
CRAUL, list 1T DONALD q Mrs. Doro-
thy NJ Crsul wife. A!gonac
HALL, PFC. CLIFFORD Mrs. Nina ~
HARVEY. fvT. NELSON t.-sirE cara
Harvey, mother. SAGINAW.
Gertrude Hettinsa' mothsI vicsssurs.
KNIGHT PVT. ELMo-fMrs. stella knight
KoWALsKY. PVT EDWARD A. 90 Mrs
MarsAret Kopaeh. sister, ls2s9 Ferguson
MHDzIK. T SGT WILLIAM I-M. Iren,
MALcUIT, sysGT LEONARD D.-Jacot
r. Malcuit father Union City.
MCDONALD. PFC. JESSE 7 Mrs Elfrieda
McoUAiD, PVT DONALD D.-MrI. Pearl
NiKKILA. T SGT ELMO WINS. Emma
EIvEN. S scr ROBERT w-Mn. Norma
J. klyen. wife, saginaw
Mira Frank Pablo, parents, 37oi Bushsy
PAGoro. I'D 1T. JosEPH-Mu France.
PsgQle. mother. -3o35- crAns--DetEoii--
Panek mother 5223 GTandy Detroit.
PATRICK. 20 II. JOSEPH Mrs Hattie
- PHILLIPS. s SGT ''' NORMAN Mrs.
Anna PaiiiiPs mother fTf05 Fielding
Detroit
PIcARELLA. PVT. ALBERT L.-sam Picar-
ella father SITS Garland. Detroit.
PIEH. PFC. KENNETH MIA Edna Pieh,
mother. Deerfield
RICHARDSON, FL. OFF CHARLES A.
Mrs Vernal L. Richardson, wife, Grand
Ledge.
RicHLEY s fscT. DON H-Mrs. Bessie
Richley. mother liberia
RIHARB. PVT. CHARLES M-MrS johanna
Riharb mother. Pontiac.
SALISBURY SGT. KENNETH Mrs.
Frances J salisbury mother. Hanover
sANTURE. PVT ROBERT NJ Mrs. Mildred
r. Sanfure mother Ypsllanti
sAVICH % TT 1DHN-Mx Mary
Seschich mother 2965 Poplar Detroit,
- SCHULTZ PvT NLOYSTCS J-Mrs Ma
ri0n schultz wife Chcssnng
SCHUMACHER. SGT GEORGE F.-Leo ?.
Schumacher fAther Lansing
SCOTT. PFC. JAMES C.-Mrs Ruth Scott,
wife. 23so wabash. Detroit
~ mn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
MARINE WOUNDED

.BoUcKART PFC ALBERT J-Mr and
Mrs Louis Bouckar' parents Essexvills
COCKTAIL PFC CLYDE -AFE-Afny 3
CookIel mother. 0424 quincy Detroh
DObROjEvIC, PFC GEORGE-Mrs. Anna
ManeN. mother. Ecorse
CRoEsBECK. PFC RICHARD J-Mr and
Mrs walter Groesbeck, parents, l2466 Ra-
cine. Detroit
KERNs. PFC ELMER o JR Mr. and
Mrs Elmer o. Kerns. parents New Buffalo
AcDERMOTT PFC WILLIAM F-Mr and
Mrs. car W. McDermott. parents 72l9
Paul. Detroit.
MCINTOSH. CPL LEOH-Mrs Margaret
Mcintosh mother FeTndale
PEARCE PFC RALPE NM and Mrs
Charles Prarcr- parents. Royal Osf
PERLTcK CPL. RICHARD Mrs Ora
p Perlics. wife 2a25 -NEa-ea-- Ha4.traHses
RtSZTOWICZ PFC JOHN W -Jrseph
RusztoKicz- ta.hes 3sGs- Belmont, - Ham
tTamCk
SHERWOOD PVT ROBERT . Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Sherwood parents Ithaca
VAN PORTFLIET. PFC. HOMER Mr.
and Mrs Charles Van P0rtfiet. parents
Grand RAPIDS
|.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
ARMY PRISONERS
Held BY Germany

Held BY Germany
AYoTTE. PVT GERARD Ants, Elsie
BAKER PVT. WILLIAM AIRS. Emma L,
BARsHAw, PFC. RAYMOND F.-Mr.
Ai BHRrL Isy.na~ PFC E0''t cEoRcE X. Mrs
simonne BARLEY. wife. Monroe.
BAusANo. SGT; PETER A.-Mr. hAud'
BEEBEHYsER, SGT. LYNEL E.-MrS
Dorothea BeebehyseI. moher, Flint.
,BiiNkkLEEY. I'D 1T d IRASKLiM. Mrs
BLEAu, sLsGT. JOHN G.--AlOer, L, Blsau
BLEEcH' SGT. vALRAY F.--Mrs. Gail C
BRANDS. T/scT. RAYMOND Mrs
insI v BTsnds' smDo'hsrl L euRsTvz M,
RREsEAHAN.- PVT. PATRICK h.-MFs.
Zelmsn BresnahAn, wife. Pontiac
cEBlNA. PVT. JosEPH-MrS. Anna cebinA
cEDiLoTE. PFC. FRANK y.-Mrs. Lsur,
cedilote wife, 1884 W. Grand; Detroit
chernenEoii mother, ss2e RossmOnt. Detroit
: ciIEREIK, -9D LII HARRY ws-Aifs. Eiirs-
beth a chsTnls. motihsT' LANSING ml. n.,,r,o.
cIAuSoN, s SGT. CURTIS D.-Mrs Laura
A. Clauson, mother, Pontiac
COLBCRN, PFC. WILLIAM G.-Mrs. Cora
B. colburn. mother, East TAwAs.
CURTIss. sfsGT. PERRY Mrs Vir-
DEE. TISGT. DAVID E.-hrS. Bertha
ID DE gRiEs. % 1T. JOSEPH H-Mrs
Louise X DeVries, wife. Holland
FALLER. s SGT. HENRY D.-ArS. Arvella
z. Faller wife, Belleville.
FERRAluoLo. .T/sGT JOSEPH Mrs
dale. Detroit
FINGLETON. 7 SGT. RICHARD AIRS.
Alma FinFe,on mother Hastings
FLASEGIS I'd 1T. ROBERT 2. Mrs
Jarqusilne FlaneEin. wife. 1880 Patton,
Detroit
Hood mother LinWOod .
FLOPKOWSKI PVT. EDWARD B.-Stsnley
Flork0wfA father Wysndotfe
FOTCY PFC FRANCIS - Mrs Mary
Foisy mother 1913 Ksnifield. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
2Boys Gel 80 Days
For Gasoline Theft

Recorders Judge Groat yester-
day sent two teen age boys to the
House of Correction for 60 days
for stealing seven gallons Of gas.
The boys are Richard White,
Is, of 1892 American. and Charles
Williams, II. of 1914 Epworth.
The gas was siphoned from an
Auto belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth
henderson. 1l714 Sorrento.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

16l5 soldiers z Mich
nhomMe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

SNILIT- IINGT OIINEE Hl-MTB JfHIIf
Scully wife AlmOnt.
SHATTUCK PFC. ARTHUR Mrs. Jennig
shattuck mother. Kalamazoo.
SHuLTZ PVT ARCHIE Mrs. Henna
ShultE. mother Lansing
sIBLEY. PFC EDWARD E-Fted L. 'siblsy
father DOWaEac.
sFISZ. PVT. HENRY mt. Bernice
SpiW, mother. Sl3S Thirty-seCOnd. DFuoi'
STEEDE. PVT RICHARD N Mrs Adelne
NJ. Steede mother Hegaunee
STEELE. s SGT MELVIN y Mrs shirley
=. steele. wife. Linden
STERLING. PFC REGINALD Mrs. Hazel
sterling mother Monroe.
SWANSON, 1ST 1T EWALD A.-Eels
swanson father, Escanaha.
- TELfORD 90 1T JOHN F.--JameS NJ
ct0rf father. East Lansing
THOMAS, PVT. CLARENCE Mrs. Alma
Thomas. mother. Calumet
TOMPKINS. I'd IT. THAYNE Whine
Tompkins father LANSING
W,tittttt' PVT EDWARD Mrs. shir!sy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

PHIL BAKER, the s64 question
man. asks. Are you wearing an
Adam HAITI" His own answer is,
II am and it's a honey"
Mr.. Baker selects the Adam
Five, one Of the fall hat Stale
winners. Adam prices start
at S345.
- Cdmpus Martius
2029 Woodward Ave.
seSS Grand River Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
MARINE DEAD

PEABODY, PFC. WILLIAM-Mr. and Mrs
William B. Peabody parents Ypsilanf
sTACHECKI CPL THOMAS-Mf and
Moenart Defrot, - f'N''''' $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

You'll be picture of tailored elegance in this
dove-soft wool Venetian covert suit in exhil-
arating Winter bright colors. Three button
classic, hand picked in the famous Tailor
brooke manner. Infantry blue, sunset gold,
American Beauty, sea green. Sizes for misses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

Haven't you always wanted beautiful eve
ming dress that you could do things WITH
Here it is. The deeply Aared rayon faille pep
lum gives you the drama you want for super
evenings. Detach it and you have slim, basic
dress for little evenings when you still want
to pay your host the compliment of dressing.
That exqusitely-cut low neckline is perfect
foil for your ewelry. In sizes for misses.
EVENING sHoP-sisfb Observation-Disclosures. C
eS Sabicef 10 go Sa'f Tax
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-11
All State Winners

r recognition q their outstanding Al records Of Achievements, three
4 North Carolina club girls have been named state champions in their
respective Wartime production ard conservation activities, conducted by
the Extension Service. They are:
Evening star., 1944-05-19

Torture Tojo with another bond.
He will feel the squeeze more than
you do.