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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22

Edward N. MulIarkey, manager of the Waterbury office of the Social Security Board, today explained the effect of the Boards announcement that upon request it will re-calcu- late the amount of old-age and sur viVorS benefits available to oI1ce-re- tired workers to include credit for wages received since the benefits were first claimed.
 This action," he said, Ifs intend- ed to take into account the fact that many workers past the age of 65, who have retired and drawn benefits, have gone back to work since the country started it's prepar- ation for war. Originally, these workers by filing claim set their benefits so that they could not be moved up or down. But they return ed to work unexpectedly, and gen. orally have received higher wages than before. The Board has there fore announced that, in order to meet the intent of the law, their benefits may be recomputed in order to credit towards monthly retire ment benefits the wages they re- ceived after they had once filed a claim"
 To prevent confusion or misunder- standing, MT. Mullarkey issued the following cautions:
 CD Inctcase6 benefits will be available only to workers 65 or older, who have claimed benefits and who subsequently, have worked in jobs covered by the Social Security Act and, generally, at higher pay than their former average monthly wage. The benefit amounts of widows, or- ptans or aged parents whose bene- fits were based on wages up to the time of an insured workers death can not be changed.
 (O Benefits will be-calcuylated upon request of beneficiary.
 (O The announcement does not mean that any person may receive benefits while working in jobs cov- cred by the law. The law provides that benefits must be suspended for any month in which the beneficiary makes more than $14.99 on a covered job.
 (D There is no need for anybody who has been working in covered employment after he filed a claim to ask for a re-computation of his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22

give caric6ture of q stl4cd sa'EI
 The play tells how Aplcg At. seeks Go kalt the efforts e his scn and daughter t0 marry outside fn1't set-for love. Then he changes end gives them his hlessing only tD @ iarred back into his mould when one of the prospective putlandef lil- laws himself enters objections Co taking on an Apely. The son submits to tradition but the girl eventually rebels and goes her way.
 U. S. Supreme Court Justice Felix Franlkfurter gets . mention in tho play. The daughters beau, Q Yale man of all people and from New York of all places who lectures un~ hatteringly about Emerson fApley's God) of all things, ,etakes her out to call on some friends named Frank furter. Apley can't believe there is such a name. He gives his consent when he learns that its possessor is on the law faculty at Hahvafd. The fellow must be all right if he's at Hahvahd but even so ]. Prank furtef
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22
FELONIOUS CHARGE
 ASSAULT DROPPED

felonious assault charge against Samuel Kaplan, IS, merchant sailor of 30 Bronson street, was dismissed in Bronx magistrates court yester- day, and his bail on a Sullivan law charge reduced from $2,0O0 to $100.
 Kaplan had been held on the two charges for the accidental shooting on November ' of Julian Butler, IA. Kaplan said he was displaying a souvenir German pistol when it dis charged, slightly wounding Butler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22
DREAMER CALLS POLICE

Kansas City, (UP)-To two car- loads of police who rushed with sirens screaming to answer his hold up call, Earl F. Hurdle, explained it was a false alarm. T just dreamed was held up and called the po- lice before I was wied awake" he said,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
FLOYD RICE

1895 LIVERNOIS FORD DEALER
DODGE 1881 2-dru f.dr and pass
club cpes 10 20 choose from perfect
ioW mileage beauties "a down
FLOYD RICE
issg5 IrVFPNOIS FORD DEALER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
FLOYD RICE

$500 LTVFRNOIS FORD DEALER
FORDS 3s-Ge
Cho GO OF iudors club coupes
HACCtOiL BUICK
1921 LIVERNOIS TY 47S03
FORD 1885 DO luxe tudors f0rdnrs
. 20 choose from. a. lOw az >2is.
f.pg ferfuc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

BRING the children 90 Occana County
on sO-acre gen farm "a miles
small town 80 miles Ham rambling
old house set among handsome maple
trees 20 hearing apple trees Wood
lot; hills for climbing and play Close
10 house nearby iakes. Wei located
for setting 90 fruit or general farm
INK. 81 $50. terms $500 down $50
month Hanson Osborn Hart Mich.
FOR SALE fH-aCre going farm and
cherry orchard. excellent soil and
buildings with electucity' alfalfa ana
corn land for stock lun cherry
trees. pflce SIS 600. Write T.. o. Box
nna TraAnr.a ItLtI M-lI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
HANNAH

80 CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better safes f0r. our clients.
TO SILL
Can a rsal estate concern Who can
1--WE you complete service
Mortgage sales Management
ca 1900
~ 2-TT0O PL fG0u W 500
HASNAS REAL Est ATt tNCH
HOMES and FLATS 10 y " sec-
tion from owners Ralph = ToSnlon.
1906 Grand River VI a-iZ3i
HOUSES. FLATS. Mr. MICH AVE.
CASH BUYERS WAITING
e SIMON 2bSh MlCHI6AN "a O1nh
ITALIAN 24-nr cash sale
30 yrs. Eas, side pettine. Pr 4o3o
LIST your property with us now
Bruton Realty VIZ G-7250.
READY cash buyers houses mats.
apts. tColoredD Quick action! c. W.
White. 1850 Hastings II LOOSE
WANTED Il GOO homss and fats for
eolored New. used Robert p John
son Co. "a oslo PL 1888
coI.oRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS. ApTS. HURRY
CANNON BROS
1850 SHERMAN 81 0ifo
CoLORED ALI. TYPES or PROP
EHTN To G.nHtf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A BETTER cash price for
all furniture. Call Farris
Bros. TT 2z5373.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE


Rebuilt. guaranteed. with new 2 or
3-pr. living f0onl suite; all sprtn Z
construction; dining room aud bed
room suites. Your appliance ar furni-
ture In trade. No priority needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
BERT BAKER

GRAND RIVER AT LIvERNois
FORD 1895 DO luxe tudor. clean
finish good motor tires. x1ls fun
Drlpe terms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ALMOST pew s-rm house ana . &C. !.
chicken coop. acre plowed, must sac
rifice. 81 100. only $500 IN Newman.
Joy at inkster rds. RE. 1888 Oh 1850
BIG BARGAIN ~ story home. with
city water. situated on 2 large lots
Priced for quick sale 81 600 $500
full down payment. GROSSMAN. cor
Van Born and WAYNE Road Wayne
900, or 32023 Michigan avenue Gust
" ~ FloiseD WAYNE Ju3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
l43OO LIVERNOIS

HIGH dollar for equities. cash wait
ing. any make. model. 1922 MACK.
| NEED cars for defense workers.
JERRY LYNCH. 1887 LIVERNols
WILL NOT be outbid on junk cars.
trucks. $3.50 Michigan. LA 5i7O.
JACK ALEXANDER really knows
how 10 get the high for your car
or equity. cash In five minutes; why
give EN- away si35 Woodward.
Tk 2-qlis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
ng-Telegraph Road

Ten 4acre parcels on King road.
pl0ughed. ready for planting fertile
SOL. iOW down Trailer ofgce Nnpen
Saturdays and sundays y Had
lev. the ca O060 or Us h2n
sOx275- sewer warer gas. walks.
Ss75, near rs Nile and Woodward
Judson Bradway Co "a 1900
COLOREu Just what you been
locking for acre tracts BriEhton
Mich Lake GGllid Address Box
0-i27, Detroit Tines 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

Any East SIDE ~ Italian section
y g CHERRY Xs57 gratfot. ~ zoos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

NEW HOME A. 27s Highland Ave ,
Clawson blKs y OF business sec
ton . rooms tled hath shower Z
large closets hrauttul finish iuh
basement; circulating neat. lot oo1
if2 side drive
JInSON RRAnMAY CO IA Q7O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

Price for Your Car. AL Weismsn.
1850 Woodward TT 2-3n30
A BETTER price paid tor junk cars
and trucks. OIL. $3.50.
a GOOD car wanted win pay cas1
No dealers DA 3603
a HIGHER. PRICE PAID.
ANY MAKE or MODEL
II IT RUNS WE WILL. BUY 1T.
FOR THE Top SIS
Our BUYER WA Gail Immediately.
JEFFERSON CHEVROLET
2200 r JEFFERSON RI $50
IA MERCHANT marine wishes TO buy
good clean ear from private party.
price and model no object; have casn.
PL s7t6
A NOII CAR y what want In my
work, wiz Consider coupe or sedan
any make can pay cash. Must have
good tires ana clean no 500.
\ sc CALL. THAT'S ALL
WIZ Vuy YOUR ear by telephone
any make or model and give you
top dollar and send the cash right
20 your home Call tddie Meyer
80 $3.50. NOW
$3.50 LIN ERNOiS AT 60 RIVER
A PARTY wants car with good
motor tires not important like 81
Is 90 Model $3.50 20 $500 cash
Gas station. 1859 Grati0t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
VICTORY GARDENS

Do-YOu r PNHT MILLIONS ~ victory
rarrienrz> NEEDED AT nnEc gard r.
plots Sg7 each So TN 50 PEI mo-
NJ Interest ehatf ~ ----a--r-F-- ----
plh0ihg act now Newman. i.G2
Penobscot Bldg Oh 1900
VICTORY GARDENS East Detroit
and Roal Oak, suxi2S' $40; sewer
ALREADY -l1zf-4 4!h.i .s..4 t--t-f-4--r f1.TrrV
ca B7iJ BYE rR z-TssS
COLORED Victor gardens BY
--Hf-a. -E-sa-la after the var. Eafc~t
investment $3.50 gives deed 70 Mile
and Grauot Address Box r 3s.
Detroit Times 81
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Al Cpiored cash buyers waltinef
cRLTcifER HhNh Esft r.
asa McSraH a. Warren TY 90 tea
A RETTER CASH nEAi FOR
Auy Fast side Property
NAVE a AuSEIII
1888 MACK - Gray / ola
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

CRIGER, HEALTOR 0, 1859
Cash for single Home y vs. See
Rountree. ih2o0 Plymouth W $500
CIFASER wIii hnN several an Al
stores 20 Use as receives depots fDr
increasing nelgbpp-h1od trade snar.
man POS Hammond Hlte "a 2Nhh
EAST SIDE Singles. incomes. fats
Now ~ the time 20 sell Cash wait
ing CAN Pl 1893.
J W CARNEY l0232 Chalmers
v sIDE-Cssh buyers waiting. per-
sonal atfent klyersou. TN l-7n2V
EXECUTIVE win ya> cash for 2 3.
bedroom modern single fU rortnp est
sec sHAFAAN Ff1Eer CA 11h5.
~ MA 5t76 Zn3 Hammond BIOS
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furniture. Household Goods

INNERsPRfNG Mattress; preWar bos
SPRINGS, match. $3.50. sl25 Gratiot.
LIVING room. ape. suite davenport
with compartment makes double bed,
$40 So choice 81 rOlors. CraDn. iafii
Livefnois. 4737 Michigan or 200
f.TwTTrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

LIVING room. 2-pc suite davenport
with compartment makes double bed,
sac so. choice ~ r0lors. CFaDn. i5fii
Livernois. 4737 Michigan or 500
LIVING RIM. suit. pc. $50. SAVE.
iilse Gratiot. m. Nile
LOUNGE chair ana Ottoman. 500
SAVE. l8iss Grati0t. nr- Z Mile
MATTRESSES. inuersprngs sam
pies 81 MtcheIt. 5000 Gratint
MIRRORS ssc np. vanity bench
81 ~ mattress HOOK. 1888 Mack
MRS MARIA GLADSTONE, for
merry % the Unclaimed Freight Rail-
road salvage Corp. wishes to lei her
former customers know that Ike
time. she also made changes No"
sou can bus furniture, lamps. pie
lures. mirrors, matffesses. springs.
un0ieums paints, NarnlAheS enameis
and miscellaneous ARTICLES For your
convenience. Use our easy credit pay
msut plan 6465-7s Gratiot Ave.
NEW furniture. trade your piano.
CT. Ma.ie Az =Maeh Open ewes
ORIENTAL rugs 3xi 10 9xl2,
grandfather clock, dining room
chairs. faple, chinA cabinet. antique
Owner 9le virginia Park
RUGS used. cleaned exi2. sxl0,
Gxe $3.50 up 20 iN6s, Al cond Z,
runners, BIB. I21l3. With pad
throws Toe so zap American Carpet
Cirs ss3s Oakland MA 1873
RADIO Carved cabinet. excellent
condition. miscellaneous articles
1927 stoepel UN 3-2el7
RUGS Used 90. gNl2. sxi0. 50 -
up runner T5c yd up. Center c.,
1897 Woodward TO s-sfii
RUGS. Sxl5. 9xI3-s- l2K1a. l1-3xi2.
others today. 29i9 Twelfth 81
3 Complete Rooms, Sl29
An new living room bedroom.
Kitchen, f-tft;rftirr trtr-t-t-t+f-F rcI-r.
lahle- lamps. dishes Terms
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
5-PC BEDROOM SET S5i 30
IAcllis.es aps.Hs and mattress
RATMf BROS
4gug Grand RLGGE- nE-l4lA-
1890 Grand River nr sehooiefat
open Thurs FRI Sat Ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
HALL-DODDS co.
1850 LIVERNOIs NR Gp RIVER
TRUCKS, COMMERCIAL CARS

FORD MODE A stake. Sl73; Chev
3D. Sle3. Ford vs. 5-ton dump.
S3s5 Ford. Mode A. 3-ton lump
q 00x1s tires S223 Mistelr-t,oal CO.
Nfrr-yarTyse AZ ArrFnptf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
CASH BrYEHs

CASH For colcEed properties gaiek
deals save commission nnc time,
suledley. sfs = Warren IL l-sis2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

The finest and most complete H. Al
Estate and Insurance Service Meth
or huylng o. selling ygu cannot ar
ford anything bot the best ESperi'
srcet representatives 20 serve you
HOMER sNARRFJ A COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
WEARING APPAREL

CLOTHING BUYERS
sale Of Mems New suits
All sizes styles ColOrS--Siu Each
Iea-a lAAI y DaNIsnn 81 DeQunifs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
\ " SIC VICTORY, W $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
ELECTRIC WASHERS

Al repairing. all makes washers.
sacuuUs. seWIUg machines 5-nay
serv Is yrs exp. work guaranteed.
MICKYfS SERVICE 10 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
ELMEK 81 cLARK
PINEHuRST. 1891

OPEN Brick 7 rooms 2 bedrooms
Up steam heat. garage. carpeting.
stoves and refrigerator included IN
price ~ 81 $50. CA 2Os5 MA 5iIS
SHARMAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

auces We call UN 1851
a BETTER cash Irice pald for inrnl-
TO e-t14i
4 BE1-i A.k pftee fof fatFittIre. rugs.
Moon Bros Furniture TT 1929.
a DEALER wants furniture lmme-
d.ately feF cash % reas FL slzt.
q PROMISE go pay more Tor cloth
ng. Trunks radios and electric irons.
ca $3.50 Cal pas hrst'
a PARTY waists household furniture
ard furnishings Also pianos ana
frgldaires Highest cash prices paid
cal ans time CH s19f
ALL cash msnIf4fe electric roast
FRS radios washing machines. any
electrical appliances Any time EA
5aT1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

AL CASH OFFER IN - HOURS
We nuy c0.1fed Singles Cats. apis,
No commission Guarantee ca COOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
3 Complete ROOM, Sl29
Kay Furn.. 1920 Michigan

An new living room bedroom.
E4teA.ssf- f-tft;rt+f-r fftr-1t-t-frf- rtI-r,
4 No. Ia ~ ~ lL.hna Inrnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
WASHINGTON
1865 Gratiot
OPEN pNERN EVENING I'LL $50
CASH FURNITURE MART

334 MICHIGAN AVE.
Bet. Warrington ard Cas- opeu evening
unin 8 rrrsni lnnaN III Q
The echo., 1944-10-06
NegrOCiVic Association
To Meet

The Negro Civic Association Will Hold Strait
Membership Mass Meeting n Ii A Auditorium
Sunday 800 Pm.
The echo., 1944-10-06

Mississippi. Standard Negra
newspaper of character. liz cue
laton and opinion, with mcgs
than 10000 readers
The echo., 1944-10-06
Compromise Pay
Claim In Federal
Court

Jackson, Tenn.-After one defense
witness was placed on the witness
stand the suit Of the Jackson Colored
Teachers Association against the City
of Jackson was compromised in Fed
eral Court last week with the teach
ers gaining everything they had ask
ed for except adjustment Of b ack
salaries
Under the agreement reached by
Thurgood Marshall Of New York and
z. Alexander LOBBY of Nashville, rep
resenting the teachers, and Carmack
Murchison and Victor Woerner repre-
senting the City of Jackson, the min
imum salary in both white and colored
high schools will be $1,000 a year and
the minimum salaries in both elemen-
tary schools will be $40 a month for
teachers with college degrees, effect
i've Immediately.
The agreement also provided raise
of SIS month for each year taught
up to five years for both white and
colored teachers, with the $40 month
per teacher paid by the state in addi-
ton to the amount the city will pay.
The complaint in the case was filed
in the fall Of 1913 by the Jackson Col
ored Teachers Association against the
Commissioners of Education of Jack
son, Tennessee, and the local superin-
tendent of schools. The plaintiffs
alleged in their complaint that Negro
teachers and principals We're arbitrar-
lily disseminated against in the paw
ment of salaries, receiving less com
pensation than that paid white teach
ers and principals Of equal qualifica-
tons and experience.
The jackson Colored Teachers AS
ISOLATION was represented by z. Alex
ander LOBBY of Nashville. Tenn. and
NAACP Special Counsel, Thurgood
Marshall.
The echo., 1944-10-06

life of the Negro citizens of Meridian
and Lauderdale County, under t h e
sponsorship of the Negro Civic As
ISOLATION, that embraces in its mem
bership most of the leading Negro
citizens of this city and county. This
will be its first large scale public
demonstration and service.
In addition to the address of DR..
Thibodeaux, there will be inspiring
music by the best talent of the COM
munity. The general public is cord
tally invited and 500 Civic minded men
and women are expected to attend.
DR.. L. F Brooks is president and
Mr.. E. F. Young, Jr is Executive Sec
rotary of this Association.
The echo., 1944-10-06

Up to the time the Supreme Court
handed down its decision in the Texas
Primary case, Negroes in South Caro-
lima We're hopeful that t he states
Democratic leaders would recede from
their hostile attitude towards Negro
membership in the Democratic Party,
and their hopes scared when it was
announced that a special session of
the state Legislature had been ordered
to deal with the Texas decision.
These hopes lived only briefly, for
the special session was told by Gov
ernOr Olin d. Johnston that it had
been assembled for the purpose of cir
cumventing the Texas decision and
maintaining white supremacy"
For some time before, Negroes had
been conscious of the fact that they
outnumbered whites in % of the states
as counties and in three of the six
congressional districts. Despite pleas
for their admission into the states
Democratic Party, made by both Ne
gro leaders and liberal white citizens,
their net gain was suggestion that
they form h cir own Democratic
Party. With reluctance the sugges-
ton was studied and during the pro-
cess it was discovered that here was
a procedure which could work as a
boomerang on both the state party
and the national Democratic Party,
which certainly had known of what
was happening to Negroes in t he
South but which either preferred to
let the situation remain or had never
been asked for a ruling.
SO when all hopes of honorable So
buttons failed and when it was obvious
that legal action planned two years
earlier could not be brought in time
to have effect in this years important
elections, the Progressive Democratic
Party was organized in Columbia May
"a, for the purpose of forcing the is
sue of Negro admission into the DEM
ocratic Party by pressure from the
national party and by a threat from
the Negro voters in the counties and
districts where they outnumbered
whites.
The movement spread like wild fire.
Daily newspapers and radio commen-
tators discussed it. When the first
state convention assembled, 172 dele
gates from 80 counties were present.
Because the state government reject
ed plea for use of the House of Rep
resentatives chamber, the convention
was held in Columbia's Masonic Tenn
ple. The convention declared itself
open to persons of all races, declared
in favor of the reelection of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, adopted constitution
and named eighteen full vote dele
gates to go to the national Dem~-
cratic convention in Chicago to con-
test the seating of "lily-whites" as a
means of being recognized by the ma
tional party.
The party launched a statewide reg
istration drive for voting i'm bloc in
the general election this year propos-
ing a full party ticket Offering oppo-
sition to every nominee from the
white party. The white members of
CONTINUED on page 81
The echo., 1944-10-06
Folk We Know

Miss Martha Hardy seems to be
improving after having been seriously
i'll for sometime.
Mrs Lula Wilson has been dismiss
ed from Meridian Sanitarium and
seems to be convalescing nicely.
Mr.. j. C. Williams of Toomsuba was
in the office last week on business.
The echo., 1944-10-06
LAUREL

Dear Editor: Tbs Is to say that
lodge No. 457 has lost one of its faith
full members in the person of Mrs.
Pearlee Hurst. She departed this
life September 25th. We are praying
that our loss will be heavens gain.
j. w. Pigford, President
The echo., 1944-10-06
WAYNESBORO

Lodge No. 100 lost Christian gen
tleman in the person of Brother John
Hayes, who passed a few days ago.
Sleep on Brother Hayes, we will see
you again.
VIM. Kinslow, President.
The echo., 1944-10-06
PICAYUNE

Dear Editor: This comes to say
that the Agent has been on the sick
list for sometime, however, she seems
to be improving nicely. You will find
a remittance to cover papers.
Aaron Trotter, Reporter.
The echo., 1944-10-06
MRS. FIGGIE DOLBY SUCCUMBS

News has reached the office of the
passing of Mrs. Figgie Dolby, the wife
of Mr.. Thos. Dolby.
Mrs. Dolby has been in i'll health for
a goodly number Of years. She was
a faithful member of H. B. A. lodge
No 100
The office force extends to the be
reaved our deepest sympathy in the
passing of their loved one.
Office.
The echo., 1944-10-06
NEWELL CHAPEL S. S. SPONSORS
CONTEST

The Sunday School Department of
Newell Chapel c. M. E. Church is
sponsoring a Baby Contest to termi-
nate on the 3rd Sunday in this month
The contestants are Clarice Collins
Continued on page -
The echo., 1944-10-06

DR.. G. H. j. Thibodeaux, President
of Campbell College, Jackson, Missis-
sippi, will deliver the principal ad-
dress.
This will be a big day in the civic
The echo., 1944-10-06
Progressive
Democratic
Party
By John H. McCray*
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

*The author is editor of the Light
house and Informer, Columbia, s. c.,
and Chairman Of The South Carolina
Progressive Democratic Party.
The echo., 1944-10-06
PHILADELPHIA NEWS

The Goodway Baptist Church began
its revival on the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER n d had all day meetings
The meetings were held for one week
and three joined the church. Total
amount raised, $24640.
The pastor, Rev G. E. Davis, was
successful in getting a wonderful
speaker to conduct the meeting in the
person Of Rev. VIII Burton.
H. B. A. lodge No. $50 had a Won
derful program on September 18th
and was enjoyed by all present. The
collection amounted to $2165. The
meeting was held at the Goodway
Baptist Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-15
Halls Goth Anniversary
Of Star Spangled Banner
BY HARRY II. SCHLACHT

Six and ten today Francis Scott Key composed
the immortal hymn "The Star Spangled Banner"
1t born in battle during the turbulent days of the
OF 1872.
II has become synonymous with the love of freedom.
has become the beacon light of deverance world
In its theme lies its mmortaya prayer of simple gratitude
destined through the ages hearts paeans
of thanksgiving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-15
". J..McBrearty
PI laced on MPSC

LANSING, Sept. 14-Gov. Kelly
today appointed William J. Nc
Brearty. 43, senior trial attorney
for the Detroit DSR, to the Michi-
gan Public Service Commission.
McBrearty replaces the late
Patrick II. Kane of Port Huron.
He will serve until Feb. IS. 1947.
The appointment will be effective
Monday.
A graduate of the University
Of Detroit, McBrearty was deputy
court clerk under three Wayne
County circuit judges between
1923 and 1927 and served as at
torney for the DSR from 1927
to 1885. For the next seven years
he was an assistant corporation
counsel in Detroit.
McBrearty lives at 224o Law
renee.