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killed nearly 1000 Germans and
knocked out four Nazi tanks in re-
pulsing German attacks southeast
of Stanislawow in old Poland in a
day-long battle.
Supporting airmen on this front
blew up two railway trains and sew
eral ammunition and fuel dumps.
Eighteen German planes were shot
down in aerial combat.
Soviet troops north OF Iasi IN
northeastern Romania also threw
back German attacks, killing 800 OF
the enemy.
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targets IN the 100 mile area between
fIanGa Bay and Madang. Thirty
four tons Of bombs we're dropped In
the raids, augmented by naval pa
frols which ahelled enemy positions
near Condor point and started fires
on Manan Island and Anei 70 the
wast.
solomons- biased planes made their
sally raid On Rabaul. IN New Br-
an. bombing Rapope airdrone and
coastal targets. and carried out new
attacks on New Hanover and Ka-
vieng on New Ireland.
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More Jops

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
ORDER or PUBLICATION
M qc0 III

81 session az said Court hold
al the Court House az the city
Of Detroit on this iaih day Of
june Ap l9fi
Present Honorable CITY A.
MILLER. Circuit Judge
IN this cause. II appearing by
affidavit on fife that the defend
ant Naudc Williams cannot be
served hv proc.ss issued ont OF
tai, mirf az she IS not resi-
dsr' ~ tie state 81 Michigan. but
resides 81 Gs1 i4'h street. chat
tarooea Tennessee
ON NOTION or JOHN X
GRAHAM. attorney FOR plaintiff
TT is ORDERED thar Maude
Williams appear and answer the
Bul ~ complaint filed in this
cause within three a.. months
from tie dato Of This Order. or
thar said BID ~ Complaint will
le 'ahcn rs confessed against
her.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that p cony az said order be sent
20 The last known address az said
defendant by rcgistercd mail and
IN case no registered return re-
ociri signed rs The defendant IS
received that ihe Order pc pub
lishcd rs required hy law
GIN IS MIL ER
Circuit Judge
a lrne Copf
A~PAR Z ifNGrAiiN. clark
ny q } WHITMAN.
D,pl'y Cleil
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No. 3Gi.f5i
OEbTR or PIBLIt lTl0N

A. s ion of sa'a court held
fas Conrt house ~ me City Of
j. lrol' CA me id day a. July.
SD 1854
prtn Honorable CHESTER
IT. OifAf,N Circuit Judge
lu ths carse il appearing by
effdnH ou Tie thar the defend
aaf Mary Helen Hart. cannot be
served hy process issucd out %
iis Courf as she Is not resi-
cant ~ me state ~ Michigan
hif resides in tho tiiy 81 peter
son. County Of Passaic. state Of
New Jersey
oN NOTION OF CHARLES 2.
IERklNs. attorney FOR plaintiff
TT IS ORDERED that tho de-
cndani Mary Helen Hart appear
and answer the Bill ~ Complaint
Wis causo WITHIN three months
feom ihr date Of Ills order. or
tAat said Bi viii he taken as
nie> "a and thar this order be
rnhlishod according 20 law and n
copy thereof We s,rscl nron the
defendant hy registered mail as
icwlirod by law
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nRnER OF pl-nIll AIlnN

50 session 81 sad Court he'd
r. The Ce.ri Hosea in TIE civ
OF Detroit ync Counts on
July le4s
rresosi Honorable ciltSTrK
r O4tHA. CiTmit lul-r
IN IBIS cause il appcsfinr from
.tt,rasit on file that after di'i-
'Seri scareh and Inquiry II can-
not be- asccr'ained in what State
o. Country The d,fendaa' fS-idcs
as MOTION or SIMMONS &
rlBn Attorneys for piaHiiif
TT Is ORDERED that rd I'd
wards appear aid answer the
Fill 81 Complaint filed In this
cause within three months from
the date OF this order or said
I'll will be taken as confessed
against him
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
Thar a copy of this order be pub
lishcd according TO the law IN iho
Detroit Tribune and aisr' Tat p
copy Of this Or'er be sent by
registered mail 10 said defendant
ar his last known address 20 wit.
lac Texas street Memphis. Ten
nessee.
"a True CopyA
IcASPAR J. llNGEMAN clerk.
BY THEO. = rELDMAN.
Deputy Clerk 7l5 e,
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W. a5t.9ss
ORDTR OF PtBIIt ALTON

At session ~ said curt heid
ia the Court House in fhe Wayne
County building ~ Detroit Mich
irar. on the Cih day Of July AD
1919
Present honorable CHESTER
p OHAKA Circuit lndge
.Ii appearing from Affidavit on
file thar AFTER diiiecnf search md
Inquiry i' tannnf be asccriaiuod
iu Uhai state nr ouniry fhc de-
PENDANT Frank Nie1nski. resid's
TT rs ORDERED that Frank
Nicrnsk defendant heroin APP
pear and answer the hili ~ com
plaini filed in this eansc within
three lci months from ihe tafr
NJ this order or said hDl VII BE-
taken as confessed AGAINST him
NJ Is FrnTHtn ORDERED
that copy ~ this order hc sent
by Registered Mail Rcuifn re-
Ceini Requested geo said defendant
az sni0 Hammond Slr,t Detroit
90 MICHIGAN ihe las lnOWr ad
aters Di D.fentaif ma thaf a
Cory &c ste OIlrr tf Gltlrt-i
according % lte ia in Detroit
frinnne
fIIr-Ifs o. oHtRt
circuit Judge
"a Tlue Copfl
cASrAR IlNff'ftN Clerk
~ TliEO T. FtiDNA\.
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A, session ~ said Court hold
81 teo Court House - 'ic CITY
~ Detroit on t.is 18th dav Of
1rlv SD i1ff
prreer honorable CHESTER
p OTf'RN Circuit JUDGE
IN this caueo u anDoarirv lv
ffita i on fre 'N7f Tho defend
arf Bertha Minis carno' be
rrteA hv n-ocee- issued ont ~
fiis Court a sho Is mot fesi.
f,r' az iho etsfe OF Nich'o1n but
i ldos ~ fs- Delta street Mem.
nhfe Tennessee
OV NOTION or IOUN T.
WAN n.tor~ev for plaintiff
fr rs ORnFrFp ihaf Brrfha
'ns opnear end apsvrr This I'll
81 Comnirini niod 10 this cape"
Within thrcc ronths from DE
rrfe ~ This order or said Fill
nill DO taken as confessed against
Ler
lr rs FfgTuFR ORDERED
ftai % oonv NJ sid order DO sent
io fie iari luoVn 1ddre-f ~ fhe
ea.i t,f.rGlnf ~ registered uai
ani .f eren RIO REGISTERED fefWn
tfesnf signed hy Tho defendant
rtcoitcd ihaf This order be-
polished 4s re0ulrfd hv law
CHESTER y OHARA
Circuit Judge
tAer,r v ffNtr'i'N clerk
p, NrTHrR n JONES
Deputy clerk Sl- 2-25
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va 9eti,i
ORDER Of ptpItf STl0N

A. session - XII rae-. N.p
in tho Court iins- w.-..
comply Rrillir~ ~ fas s.
icar on ihis es,h ,.sv
1915
Present liorols aS.pH
MOYNiHAN cifcui, fi-
II annearinr ~ a 4.
file that Tho dr'tfia ~ :,
resident ~ thr sia's 81 - 'ss-
hut resides ~ ai.i j. Confined =
Navv fara huiif'ne Na = Nr'
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40. 3iO.ssf
ORDER or PI'BII( ATION

At session OF said Cour' hold
no the Court House in the CITY
OF Detroit on this 18th day OF
June. AID. 1884
Present Honorable GJY A.
MILLER. Circuit Judge
In this cause n appearing nv
affidavit on file that the de-
PENDANT. Zadalia Kinyoun cannot
be served by process issued out
% this Court as she is not res
ident OF the State az Michigan
hut resides at $50 MICHIGAN ave-
nue.. Pittsburgh pcnnsvi,ania
on MOTION or join x
GRAHAM. attorney for plaintiff
TT is ORDERED that zadalia
Kinyonn appear and answer the
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LEGAL NOTICES
t,cil l.. Ward. iitnrney
lau~ I.roadwHy
Detroit Is. Mich.

ArE or NfltlllH ~
r.n+ ~ vte

M o.N.g5t
A., sr- 81 30 probate
rr,r. sal osftv ~ Wavr'
t p-a, Cnnr, nooM
4, ~ r,v 81 prinf on the
ru. yfh Cay 90 lpir ir
.As r nfo il "a niac huns
ara ana fort sur
rfes.lf JOSEPH g. W. NPlll
~ rrnist
r., :, tr. fho Estate 90
$50 Fft l-ifli itit Is DeccaS'l
fNrff n MaVn Aamnfira
ir .4r.ta having reU.
. ..,i.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Charles ". Rerrv. attorney
1905 Broadwav

STATE o. MICHIGAN IN tho
Circuit Coart for the County OF
Wavne. IN chancery
ROSE CALHOUN Plaintiff vs.
WRIGHT CALHOUN nefendani
ORDER or PUBLICATION
No. scO.I6i
At session OF said Court held
IN the civ Of Detroit. WAYNE
County Mich. on July :. 1874
Present Honorable CHESTER
r OHARA. Circuit, JUDGE.
II appearing 20 this Honorable
Court from affidavit on file here
in that after process for the ap-
pearance 81 The defendant having
been daily issued and the de-
PENDANT could not he served hy
reason ~ his absence from his
place OF residence. and that Il
cannot rc ascertained IN what
state or Country tho defendant.
Wright Calhoun. resides.
ON NOTION or CHARLES u
PERRY attorney FOR the Plain
TN
TT Is ORDERED that wrlrht
alhoun appear In - swsr 10 no
Rill 81 Complaint Tiled IN this
cause within three 90 months
from the date ~ this order or
said Bill Of Complaint Will be
taken as confessed AGAINST him
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
that copy az this order be pub
lished according 20 law IN tho
Detroit Tribune. newspaper
printed. published aud circulate
ing IN said County; and also
that a cory of this order he sent
10y registered mail 20 the last
known post office address % The
defendant 1921 F'arnsworih De
troif. Michigan
CHESTER r OWARA
circuit judge
a True Copy
.chSPAR q LINGENAN Clerk
Py THEO r FELDNAN
Deaufy Clerk 30 90
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niu ~ Complaint IN ihfs carve
within three fal months from me
date ~ fhis Order ~ that said
piii ~ corpiairf viii he taken
as contested a~airsf hor
1T TS Ff-RTVrR ORnrRrn
that a cory % said order he scrf
N The las' known address 81 said
defendant hv registered mail and
in case no registered recent
signed nv the defendant r. re-
ceiyed. that Tho order be publish
ed as required hv law.
CITY a. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copyl
CASPAR ,. LINCFNAN. Clerk.
By G J. WEl1ZNAN
Deputy Clerk --oe AZ.
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Cha>. Campbell. iiiorney
.h1~l Ir>kine ~

STATI OF MICHIGAN Circuit
C"urf for the County Of Wayne
h rl0n rs
NlNNlf FFRElS Plaintiff vs.
wRlCY FERRIS Defendant
AZ II session ~ said orri held
ia VA, cuy of Dctfot June ~
lsif
Pfe.cu' honorable ROBERT
VI TOMS Circuit Judge
u satisfactorily apreari0r by
affidavit on lllr 'hoi The dcfcnd-
ant is not resident az The STATE
of N!thiean hut resides ~ 1870
East l0lsi street Sew York City.
NY
TT Is ORDERED thof BE- an
pear in this rause within three
month. from The date ~ This or
dor or the Eill 81 complaint fiicd
herein may b. t,tcn rs confcss-
cd and that This order he served
and published aocordinc 20 law
and n copy thereof mailed 10 the
defendant AZ his last known adj
dress.
EoRrnr " TONS
Circuit Judge
"a Tfue opy
CASPAR " flNGtN,N clerk
i'y s. r HAilI.TON.
Deputy rlcrN s' 20
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irfhonv NeI>.u s',arner
inl enarani1 nnil.Iin.

STATE or vicii'1.,y d At.
Circuit CONT fcr r.- =,
Wr~n" IN rharc
croBrTN Srirs
Nahr' Coo'srhi' r-i
pla'nfiff rs f''fr- SFsrS ,
,rinnf ms. ..f.,
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John X. Graham. Attorney
ogG 4. Vernon Highway

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit rouf for tho Comfy
County OF WAYNE. in Chancery
FRANK klNNOlN. Plaintiff
VS. ZADAIfA kINYOTN. De-
'fandaut
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simmons 4 Bibb. attorneys
-. Erniinf AAcnnc

STATE or NiCHIcAN. IN n,
Circni, Conf' Zoe tho Corn ~
NaNre IN Chaneery
El.NoRA EDWARDS piaWHfi
VS. ZIP EpN ARDS Def'raan'
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Anthony Nelson. Attorne!
ini Guaranty Bldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN So INC
circuit Cuur' for HE County u
WaYre IN Chancery
SOPHIA NlCzINSkI Plaintiff
as FRANK NICZINSkI Defend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12

f.t +.ff-ftFf and rrIf.'l iIir
cal 10 ei">e down without giving
,onr>elf a chance 10 succeed
Wary businesses operate ~ los
al The beginning and II J. only
iiranch perseverance AMI >hrewd
iactic> ihnt \ person succeeds
''he hi, Venture n fair trial.
Wp p'ras tre re I'm
~c v.~ ia mv flv ~ p.
fiat t rrit1 ir' rav
t-'ei ana fiv Il
r r.a. '.s' s4r WIS
is na hf tnv
lv M ~ SAWS ~
XII. v'h ti ~, III
safr ii .f f ',w
- XXI ~ va iilri
a7 rf Vain
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ind IL Your path, n NOT. Give up
he hiea.

~" Idea.
SIC Ny mother has chil-
f.ter w. sister Younger titan I
base 10 sanle daddy Tho Two
yN.nsrs' ONES hate another daddy
fo'aer lir, with the father OF
fts fao sonrre' ciuldrcn Our
'ia's'v li,t IN another town and
D. 'ner oiie Ny mother and
Der s don s,.m 20 like my
aul ,. Sho fa-ses With US
s'i f .w cur daddy wants Us
a'ld l,e with him and
s it- wife loves Us as
0rr he own children and
fity vsa rs 20 come and Eve
r'i rr Shoald NY sister and
i 81 70 e with my daddy
Ans; >hnre vour time between
1'ur parents ii il i agreeable
win fhrm. ii Your mother doesn't
elicrl io ,"rr sister and YOU 90
ing 90 Your father plan 70 20
"a school IN The town where he
/ lhi> coming session. After MI.
you are iu>i aS much your faith.
er'> responsibility a. .ou are
Your mother. Ne has no other
children and no doubt conld oiier
s.u AMI your sister mare ad,9n-
iie"s. Talk Your problem over
with ,nur mother and abide by
her wishes.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Circuit cour, for 'he co,,,.
Wayne, IN chancerv x
LILLIAN HORTON p,..
vs.. RUSSELL p. MORTON 'f
PENDANT L.
ORDER OF pInIlC,rIox
No. 3co.sSI ~
AZ session ~ .
m The CITY OF pe,.,s hslt
COUNTY. MICHIGAN or i,s,. ".y.
Prcsepi Honorable nr. ~
i OHARA cinui. l,- ffa
apnoarin~ ~ ,,i
Court from affida, i. ''ss'
~ thar After PROC. h'T'.
neafarrc ~ tho az 'n' ~.
Teen duly Issued aef -
i'ndant rouia rof Ne ~
reason ~ his ar y
place Of rcsidcrt BE
cannot DO nsco,, h
state or Country ~
Russell y Horton i'''
~ MOTION or fit.rt
FURRY. attorney rr
iiff f'''-.
" Is oRDERrn ri,,~
sel r Horton .rn.,. f'1
70 tho nil 20 co,tt
this rarc. .t. Nr
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John h. 6raham. Attorney
Sn6 4 Aernnr uighMax

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. IN Chanccrv
ORLANDO T. WILLIAMS Plain
iiff IS. MArDE WILLIAMS De-
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Charles y. Retry. Attorney
l:nS Br0adway


STATE or MICHIGAN. in tho
Circuit Court for the County Of
Naync in Chancsry
- FNlOUS LEE Plaintiff Us
ALFONSO IEF. Defendant
ORDLR OF PTBIIt ALTON
NJ. $780,
A. sos ion az said Count held
iu thc CRY ~ Detroit Wayne
county. Niehiean. on June -
1914
Present Honorable ROBERT
81 TOMS Circuit Judge
T. appearing 10 this Court from
affiaayt on filc that Alfonso Lee
defendant herein is not a resi-
don't Of the city 81 Detroit Wayne
COUNTY Michigan hut resides a.
pnndnchs Alabama his address
being Short ei4 Street
O~ MOTION or CHARLES p
BERRY. Atfornev FOR plaintiff
TT Is ORDERED thar tho De-
fendarf Alfonso Lee enter his
anDearanco iu said oarse on or
before three "a months from "a"
date ~ His order or said Bill
30 taken as confessed AGAINST
Il AMI that the said order be
published 81 The Detroit Tribune
la newspaper printed published
and circulating in said ouniy;
and 4 corv Of fhc some he sent
10 Tho known address ~ de-
PENDANT by REGISTERED mail SAM
address hcinr Short "a street
birmingham tlghnna
ROBERT y TONS
Circuit Judge
Trie Copy
4spsr Y rINCENAN. clerk
cv c J. vEITZNAN
ueruiv Clerk - SO
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rAE AeeE. WALLACE SERVICE


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Charles II. Perkins. Attorney
So =. Warren

" - Per- y 't -
Charles u. Perkins. ttiorney
5s5 =. Warren
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN tho
Circuit Court FOR the County 81
Wayne in Chancery
CARRIE MAE BiI.LINCSLEY
'iaintff vs. JANIS ROLAND
BHLrNGsLEv. Defendant.
Va. s6i.sE
ORDER or PTBlIC tTlON
A. a session of sad Court held
~ tho courthouse IN tho city OF
Detroit on the eSih day 81 June
AD isia.
Present honorable ROBERg
~ TONS Circuit Jndge.
In this cause IL appearing hy
AFFIDAVIT on file that the defend
ant. James Roland Biliingslcy
cannot he served by process IS
sued or' ~ his Court as he 3
not resident Of The State 81
Michigan hui resides in tho city
~ nirrureham County 81 Jef-
fcrscn ana state o. Alabama.
Of NOTION or CHARLES r
PERKINS. attorney for plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the &c.
fndAnr James Roland Billlresley.
appear and answer tho bill Of
compliant in this cause within
threc Months from tho date ~
His order. or that said biz VIII
Va taken as confessed and that
ihis order be puslishcd accortire
ia laS and corr thereof he
served npon the defendant hy
registered mail as required hy
law
RoRrRr ~ TONS
circuit ludse
~ Trle 3fopyl
C.svAR J. IINGENaN. Clerk
BY s. + HAMILTON
Deputy Clerk - SIG.
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CHESTER = oHARA
Circuit Judge.
4 Tue Copy
.cAspAR 7 I.INGENA~. Clerk
~ EfiZARFTH HOLDEN
Deputy Clerk 7S-S-lf
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Drops Dead After Negro Blast

1--I.- yo4r weighted d'wr VII
q 81 -nce'Arqnf
r-eu- " q q %. =
~
RkADiSG. wh heaerg ~
~ a-d tr~
e.ae1tA ff 80 so
f-.sts - a.
....- .eI.A 70 n NJ
TIE WALLACE SERVICE
a., ~ The ce,ro Ttbans zl4e Antoine S. petfr M'ch
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Now stationed At Fort Huachuca
j. III >gi. tlonyo >hearer. re-
Gently voted soldier Of the
Week" from the >2.ih Tank De-
,lroser battalion. SGT. >hearer
la> bccn In the Army since
Oct. ~. 1925. He has seen
>cr'ice with the famons Tenth
'a'alry. a well A. the Ninth
'a'alr,. >yt. >hearer i a ma
~" 81 Johnson City. Tenn
Photo by TRr torhaml.
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Circuit Court Tor 'he c.,..
Wayne, IN ehancerv "
LILLIAN HORTON p,.
vs.. RUSSELL r. llnrr1,. Y
fcndart ''N IL.
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- Trie Copyl
CAsPAE 7 llNcENAN clerk
cv c J vFITZMiN.
lsruiv Clerk 80
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frtn nnNf
rlcHNRD % NtNfEit
rs. outs PROBATE Reris'cr
sig o.
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~ True opNl
C.svAR J. IlNGEHaN. clerk
BY A. + HAMILTON
Deputy Clerk rs Nis
Evening star., 1944-07-20
Washington Girls
To Vie for Beauty Title

This years contest to select Miss
Washington Of 1914" holds promise
Of being the most pretentious ever
held in the District, according to
Mike Hunnicutt. contest director.
The final judging will be held
August 10 on the front steps of
the District Building. The avinner
will be sent to the National Beauty
Pageant at Atlantic City to COM
pete for the crown of Miss
America"
Miss Washington of 1943," Miss
Dixie Rafter, placed fifth in the
national contest last year.
Any single girl. 18 to % years old
who lives or works in the Metropol-
itan Area, is eligible.
Judging will be based on poise.
intelligence, charm and beauty of
face and figure, irrespective of
height or weight.
Application blanks for aspirants
are available with secretaries OF
recreation associations in various
Government departments and bu-
reaus. in addition to Radio Station
WWDC, sponsors of the contest.
Entries will be accepted up to
August S and preliminary judging
will start August II. It is planned
to continue the judging as the
number of contestants dictates, on
two or three subsequent dates to
be announced later.
Evening star., 1944-07-20
the Associated Press


JOHNSON. VT, July 20.-Seventy-
nine colored children from New
York's crowded Harlem began a
tWo-week vacation in the homes OF
white families in Northern Vermont
today as part of a Congregational
pastors aggressive good will
program.
The children, ranging in age from
9 to IL years, came from the Abys-
sinian Baptist Church, whose 10000
colored members paid transporta-
ton costs, and were distributed
among families of all faiths in %
towns nestled in Vermont's rolling
hills.
The vacation program was initi-
ated by the Rev. A. Ritchie Low
pastor of the United Church OF
johnson. who said he was interested
In improving relationships between
racial and religious groups.
Good will has got to be more
than just talk" he said. "It must be
aggressive. am sympathetic to the
aspirations of the Negro people and
thought I ought to do more than
just talk about it.
Il spent 10 days among the
Negroes of Harlem last November
and talked with many OF them
lawyers, doctors, soldiers and store
keepers and churchmen."
He went to Harlem as guest of
the Abyssinian Baptist Church after
several guest speakers, including
colored persons, had spoken in his
church, which is made up of Metho-
dists and Congregationalists.
Mr.. Low, native of Newcastle,
England, was educated In Aberdeen,
Evening star., 1944-07-20
Cooperative for Negroes
Will Open Here tuesday

The first Negro cooperative gro
ceW in the District will be opened
next Tuesday, marking the end of
a four-year fight, including court
case.
In January, 1941, residents of the
Frederick Douglas Housing Project
organized cooperative in the
basement of a members home.
Claiming the coop was a business
venture and in violation of local
zoning laws, a resident of the prof.
ect asked police to close the store.
The issue was brought to court,
but decision was postponed until the
coop could find another location.
No commercially Zoned land was
available until recently. No court
decision ever was given.
A short time ago the club OBJ
talned property at Twenty-first
street and Alabama avenue Sc.
adjoining the development. and the
new coop was built with the aid of
the District members of the Co.
operative League of America.
A dedication ceremony and cele-
bration will be held Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1944-07-20
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Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4,
blue stamps AS through Z-8 and
AS good indefinitely. Each stamp
worth 10 points.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Red stamps AS
through Z-8 continue good in
definitely for 10 points each. All
meats except beef steaks, roast
beef and choice cuts of lamb point
free. Until further notice, three
red stamps will be validated every
four weeks instead of every two
weeks.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for each
pound Of waste kitchen fats you
turn in. The fact that lard, short
ening and cooking oils have been
removed from the ration list does
not mean fat collection is less
.essential.
Sugar-Book No. 4 stamps 80, 81 and
80 valid for pounds indefinitely.
Book No. 4 stamp 40 good for S
pounds for home canning through
February Is. 1945.
Gasoline-No. 10-A coupons good
for gallons each through August
8. B-3, B-4, C-3 and CA coupons
good for 5 gallons each.
Shoes-Airplane stamps l and 2 in
Book No. 3 good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. 4 and cou-
pons good for 10 gallons per unit
through September 80. Period /,
1944-5 fuel oil ration good now
for 10 gallons per unit.