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Evening star., 1944-11-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WE CAN SELL your roomine house or any
otner Kind OF business II priced right. List
with us today. Buyers with cash waiting. We
elye yen copy Of what you sign YOUNG
Ma. 5447, Ma. 3O52. -'-'' .' ~ 1''"'
R0OMING and boarding house for sale.
DOING full-house business, at Front RoyaI,
va; CLAYDE I. RUST. 227 s. Royal ave.
kOOMNG HOUSE, Park I'd, nr. 18th NV:
~ rooms: S67.50 rent: Va baths; very best
EDWIN 1. ELLIS. cspitaTs Larsest sp Guesf. GSUwh.
5 nogse Broker, 1910 Vermont ave-, RIM.
kEsTxURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN ODD.
tneater and 3 and 10 stores; seats 63:
open an. to 8 pm, no Sunday: rent,
$l35: good lease: only s employees: serves
nraHa lunfn an and Il, dinner only clears $4,000 net
ThETETb TRs4E1iRaNms lg1a NJ NtnTYb < sys "a, s7.s,
mediateiy to cash buyers II rood: no no
charge unless sold; BOB HoLLANDER,
nv; ma: a743 Estsb. 1928
SODA FOUNTAIN to lease In drugstore,
good proposition to responsible party. BOX
2-K. Star.
Evening star., 1944-11-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
SeE coRs sona MF Bds
hM days bSK GkGGkS dAssnSb zssf5es o o5epsrsd air o
zEE s1ds HotsE a5s sra sEeAshen. II your pro.
lens to Miss Ross. REPAIRs. INC. RI.
APPLIANCEs-Electric fans. hxtures. ra-
dos. washing machines, refrigerators. sold
M nd ,ds 5spa1ed sda Nrins for lsht and power
4s s.shns nj ma mschnsss s sSGq al make,
msf.s w6 69 9ad Ssnaa aa faS ss5a Al
APPLIANCES REPAIRED. electric IRONS.
coasters, percolators: base plugs installed:
sisss msss i1Rs sisR.ss e. 81 81, esGss
dMSNS ss fRS canvas can so,s seryiss soppsss
1922; canyss repairing our specially.
Fsssa vain sndsF v1saa SS ssss
BRfCkWoRK. Diastsrins. SSSS %sterprooiins,
masonry. brick painting: s5 years. sx-
sES5iS ssfaa I'll De 1epss.S sStS
We service only BendixoEno ether make.
manshlp BY experts. Over $1,000 wash wash
seiyiced By US. soLoN SERVICE. De.
CARPENTTEER WORK of all kinds. also
kitchen cabinets; prompt service. Call 81.
45 after pm; Sunday after IL.
CLEANING OF RUGS and upholstered
furniture by new and revolutionary process;
sensation results guaranteed; work done
In your own home. Call for estimates
The low price viii amaze you. NO. 1876.
makes; 24-hour service. AS near you as
your phone. Call GIL. 1921 for prompt
ELECTRICAL OUTLETS installed, all types
f sfRsSs made Can M 10 gsi
appliances Of all types repaired, Call
3: q h. ELkCTRIC CO. AL calls. AT.
EIECTRIc wnINa. nxtures, extra out.
FLOOR SANDING; PARK ROAD Hous-
FLOOR SANDING AND FINiSHNG, frst-
class work; neat, clean and trustvorthy
GESSNEnRixiiI. coNIRxCffkG, carpentry, Tps
painting and paper hAnging; screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair lob any
longer. We have men and materials. Give
u call Chestnut e6z8.
Evening star., 1944-11-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-O MANAGER. exten-
sive experience, college and accountine
graduate; above average; draft exempt
CLERiCAL WORKER, exp. in timekeep.
ing, cost accounting, Federal transcript,
IN constr. ONCE: IL yrs. express service.
ENGINEER, 3rd. 25 yrs. in b. c. Inter-
ested N church. Ice cream, cold storage
and hotel experience. No liquor or tobacco.
Box 344-R. Star. iss
age co. desires inside
work. Salary not under $40 week. HO.
NAN, white. age "a. draft deferred, Is
years clerical experience, sone typinr.
desires permanent position. Box 365-R,
otsf. - -
Evening star., 1944-11-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

hoOkkEEPERS. $50 wk.; f7) retail. comi.
., caro- punch operators. S146 mo-: once
slerks, ser S39 wk.: bookkeeper, ne. section,
monIh Always welcome est 12 yrs
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. tnext
70, 70 epiphany Church, MA. 2I14.
IEACHEkS-Several excellent openings in
music, physical ed. math., kinderesrten
and nursery schools ADAMS TEACHERS
Evening star., 1944-11-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ROOM FOR GIRLS or couple; driving
70 Lincoln Nebr., via CHM, Ohio; leaving
eterSeen NOV. 10 and 22nd; woman owner
MRS. McCAW. or OIL. o237 Jo.
SSLAtiNG for San Francisco Friday or
saturday this week, can take . men com
Adams 240O '~' Vi
LLhtlNG Tor California soon, room for
one or two servicemen to share driving and
expenses. local refs. REQ. WA. 232O. o.
Evening star., 1944-11-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
apie a. Congressional Airport. Phone
ooICk REVIEW COURSE In shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma.
e,iines; H new classes now startins Enroll
az BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r ST. MA. o33S
sIENOGRAPHlC ana secretariaI classes
now, now forming Beginners and refresher
courses cou, IN shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
So all secretarial subiecrs. Est
aa yrs Accredited. Inquire now. Ma
c55S BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 p ST. topn'
Evening star., 1944-11-08
SITUATIONS MEN tcort. J

MAN. white. "a, handy at work trustfui at
business. willing worker. Phone Warfieid
$3.50.
MAN, young. wishes position with good
salary; varied experiences; college grad-
uate. Box 362-R. Star
houseman and cook, private home. Call
any time after am. to IL noon Wed.
MANAGER, with is years.
experience, interested in taking charge Of
restaurant on either salary or commits
Evening star., 1944-11-08

Il. Il Az, Ais,a.nss,.; a.,.Ors: soea sslsTs.
phone number, age and business experience.
Boz 1881. Star.
WOMAN. between the ages of 2b and 40,
as'ss ure !. eS. q ,a dsns
do general once work: 5-day week with
pleasant SURROUNDINGS and good salary.
Answer IN own hand writing to Boz 479-K,
WOMAN. young. wanted for stenorrsphic
work and mechanical drafting, part time
Or fuH time; Location, Alexandria, Va.
WOMAN capable Of acting as baker,
helper and serving desserts: sood oppor-
snty fo1 MI Gs1s W..r. g sr1 Apply 70
18th and sts. NV.
sra WOMAN 1ni,. yo1ns' .ss 1928, refined. pleas
snd to Of
Two afternoons and sunday Oh. Good
salary with future to risht person. Box
seoik; WOMAN SssF' 81 CHARACTER. experienced, to
Be night msnaser Of arst-siass lunch h.
sonette; good salary. Answer at once.
WOMEN vs. INV MASTED sFsI for par. time, morning
on trsde cAPTor PTre sASp ncSs co e So viis i
MossN Asssd n.fs 1s and ss.s 81
n manager, % WARpHAn p PAaR sg aoTa1 om; coDn coDls
ave. and Woodley I'd. NV.
WOMEN, coloreos ages % TO 30, Tor dish.
washing In restaurants day or nirht work
GOOD salary and meals. Apply daily 9 am
70 Pm. WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
AaN0CIAT1ON. 20O3 Eve st. NV
WOMEN. aged 80 to IS, as communica.
ttons carriers in Waahinston downtown
Es1s 9az soe% s SSsf isi4P APG, Y. w
WoMEN. eolor.d. honest, reliable, for sod.
fQuntain work. INVESTMENT PHxR-
M6cCY,, 1901 = q. NV:
WOf4ENs married: part-time work, E-day
week Of c0SI hours; general cicricsl vori
"a an Insurance. company once. KNOWLEDGE
of txpiu4 dealred. Apply IA person only e
W0AkN WANTED. ares 10 to 80: no ex-
per1sncs necesary: also part-time work in
tton opportunities; permanent positions
work near your home. Apply employment
once 52z 18th g. NV, $3.50 =. m. TO 4
~ 49, caESArxAKE = POTOMAC
Evening star., 1944-11-08

toontinued On Next PassJ
Evening star., 1944-11-08
.S-Permanent position
i work. GARFINCKEL' g,

~. INV.
Employment ONCE open Monday through
Friday, 8 to s; Saturday. 8 to /. Excellent
opportunities. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap-
OFFICE HELP. permanent position; no ex-
psrlence PER- necessary: Apply STANDARD
CiGAR AND TOBACCO CO.. 81 Eye st. ne.
references, salary expected and dssd expected
EEksissnse Of sy ftS N
AND JEWS. 733 Southern Bldg
kECEPI!ONIST, beauty salon, preferably
wisnr w,tn peausy salon experience; good salary.
kEcEFrfoS1sfT k Conn ph,sisi.ns szs ms once. ,ooa
Reply in own handwriting. BOX s7seK. s7s,IR
RESTAURANT MANAGERS assistants, to
had some preparatton training: starting
experience: age. 20 to 35; state age, ex-
pe[lence oen and description in reply. Box
sALEsGIRL wanted. ladies' ready-to-
salary, Phone MR.. GOULD. Ma. O22e.
:ss Apps SyS Tsifls RlD' 6S16 co
sAEEseIRLs. Iii s,T part time, IL noon to $50
aSs aSps 9f5 glSi bkSa eo ns g
sAiIlEsak.xxD1Es Ii WANTED. regular hours,
and esls time We WesT Trissss0e ssD e
Dss s pleasant ssaas fun
A salesperson can earn $1,000 yearly OF
FTFNrTuRE TSFs e. ana sh snd sss HUB
SALESLADIES for dresses and cloth coats,
working conditions sAKs. 6io iSth st.
sxIEsLADIEs. experienced. specially shop.
ons tioDs MnaRns Tash1oss. 5sans icss conn S
SAIESLADIES, full or part time. Call
after 2 pm. 1702 Lamont st. NV. AD
SALEsLADEs-Perma positions, chill.
dren's shop. BUSHELS. 1911 Conn. ave
SALESLADY, experienced, hosiery and hn-
dco5LiptEN Doll Dawn CO. i206 ; It. nv. IL
sALEsW0AAN for full or part time en-.
empioyment once. Ath door, LANeBUHdH
8 BRO, 18th. 9Th and = NV.
structor, sales check writer's, fun or part
time; no experience necessary. Apply q
once, employment once 9th moor, WOOD
WARD n LOTHH0F.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

The holidays are almost herel And know
you folks are planning all kinds of festivities
-. ohildren's parties -. big family affairs :.
get-togethers with old friends.
want some new ideasi Look at that gor-
geous Tutti-Futti Media new, exciting COM
tinatiion Of cotorfui Jett70 and creamy jefi7o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Listen 10 the koie Smith HoVrI
lis on SUNDAYS now. Entire
coIVmbio Network: 7 eastern, 6
Central. S Movntoin. 4 Poetic.
JslI-o ond JsII-o PVddinss ore
products Of General Foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Puddingl A party dish that measures up TO
your loveliest linen and choicest silver
And, for that afternoon when your children
have the gang over how about the little ice
skating snowman D.. or the cunning green tree
...Or the peanut brittle candy pudding'' All
50 easy. 50 simple. 50 quick
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21
enforcement
School At
UNC Monday


Chapc- HILL oct. 2g-A numOeI
o.. authorities i.om the Federal b.
reaJ 81 INVESTIGATION end from State
aad local a5e.c.es have accepted in
y|ito.Ions t. serve as instructors for
the Genera. Low Enforcement School
to De held under the auspices of the
Institute o. Govegament at the Uni
Neusity OF North Carolina from Octo-
Der p to November 8. ii was an
bounced here To-Day by Albert Coates,
director OF the Institute.
From the FBI VIII come W. W.
Burke. J.. A. Carlson. H. A. Myers. j..
I. Waller. f. r. Donaldson, R. L.
Morgan. II. !. Leahv. NJ. T. Williams,
Foster NJ. Ka.z and T. D. EastIri:ng.
Represtnting State and local agen-
ces ere: Thomas /. CreekmOye and
Willard G1tlDp rf The State Bureau
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21
Has First Claim


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21
INC MAN TO WASHINGTON

Chapel HIll, Oct. 20-Lt.-COl. COry-
don P. SpruiII, dean of the general
College of the University of North
Carolina, who has been on active
duty in Washington with the Army
since the beginning of the Wa. has
been released from military duties
to serve as consulting economls. in
the officer OF Luther H. Hodge,, an
other University alumnus, of New
York. now assistant to the director
of the consumer division OF the OPA
in Washington. on leave as manager
OF Marshal Field and Company.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND,

Under and by virtue of the Power
conferred upon mo in a Deed of
Trust executed by Albert W. Dur
ham and wife Myrtle l.. Durham
April 18th. 1913 and recorded n
Registry Of Vance County, N. {. in
Book 202 page 232; and at the re-
quest of the holder Of the Note ana
the Mortgasor, | shall sell at the
Court House Door in Henderson on
October the 3lst (Tuesday) 1914 at
- o'clock (Noon) f. ". IT, the fol-
lowing tract of land:
The Home Place OF Albert Dur
ham containing about - acres, and
described as follows: Begin at a
stake on the road Durham new cor
ner, and run thence S "A 3-4 East
about 80 Chs. to stake in JnO. Crud-
up line; thence N "a l-2 f Is Chs.
70 a dead Elm on Old run Of Nut
bush Creek; thence up said u S
Al IA f | Chs "a "a East | On.
S 6 ID w | Oh. S , IL f 85/l00 of
Oh. TO a stone in Greek; thence down
new run Of creek N "a IL E 4.65
Chs. N 90 IL f 2.25 Chs. N 6 IA
f els Chs. N IA F BAT Chs. to
Stone Durham corner; thence n
70 3-4 West 40 Chs, to Brame corner
on Townsville Road; thence along
said Road Southwark about 20 chs.
TO beginning. Same being land deed
Albert Durham by J. c. Gardner,
Trustee as of record in Book 100
pg. 449 Book l8l pg. 308 and Book
1877 pg. 426 Registry Of Vance Co.,
N. c. to which reference is made for
fuller description. About n half
Trustees of Nutbush Church as of
record in Book 23l page l24.
This Both Of September. 1914.
T. S. KITTRELL, Trustee.
2O---1t.C1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21

That German general who offered
valnly to fight a fake battle before
surrendering must have been trying
10 impress his face-SaVlng NlpDonese
llalS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21

Junior announces he has 4 post
War Christmas request t make OF
Santa Claus. He wants two cleo
trio trains-one 1or himself and one
for DADA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21

FOR SALE: l BURROUGHS ADD
ing Machine. Excellent condition.
May be seen at Offices OF Perry
& k%ittrell, Attorneys, Law Build
me. 2l-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21

JOHN w. MAY REPRESENTING
Wake Monument Co. Prompt ser
vice and satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 7lO-J, 1912 Nicholas street.
Henderson, ~. c. A trial is al we
ask. 4-Ao-I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

/. The Slot"
2. Deliberate burning Of property
3. Holland.
4. Emile lola.
5. Celebes Sea.
s. tuberculosis.
7. Germany,
3. Eagle.
8. The Popes (from l870-l929).
10. COrOt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21

ALL WORKERS., MALE AND Fee
male, must be hired under pro-
vision of War Manpower Commits
sion's Sterilization Program. IN
der the new %priorities referral
plan all male workers, and all in
migrant female workers, must be
hired through the local U. S. EN-
ploymen: Service Office. Those
now employed in essential wal
work, including agriculture, need
not apply. TIL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21

BLACK MARE PONY FOR SALE
Very gentle. VIII sell cheap. y
NJ. Glover, phone 1921. Route j
HENDERSON. 2O-4tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

MONUMENTS, MARKERS. BEST
Workmanship. Representing Pal
mel Stone Works. Inc. W "
Langston, 2l9 Young ST. Phone
80 2l-ll
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

Testimony given Monday by
Jackson Prison inmate resulted in
the holding of Willie Simms for
trial on charges of gambling con-
spiracy following an examination
before Recorders Judge Joseph A.
ellis.
According to Sergeant Clayton
Nowlin, Simms Is the key man"
in the alleged conspiracy. He is
the last Of approximately II de-
PENDANTS to be held by the police.
Edward House. now serving a
term in Jackson Prison testified
that he had been a pickup man
for the policy house and knew
Simms.
Nowlin disclosed that detailed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Pink Jones. 2s42
Antietam street. were hosts NJ
a dinner last week In honor of
their son. Cpl. James w. Jones.
who was home on furlough
from Ogden. Utah. The guests
for the evening were: Sgt.
Brown. Pvt. william Toles and
his wife. Claudine: Pvt. Ross
Douglass. Pvt. John Laddimore.
and Cpl. Jones wife. Gleneva
Jones. All the soldiers are sta
Toned in Utah.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Inter-Church Program
By St. CYprions Feb. q

side churches are especially invited
to share in this inter-racial, inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL observation Of
Brotherhood week. Participants on
the program will include some Of
the most talented young people Of
the community. Tea will be served
throughout the afternoon and il is
expected that a capacity crowd will
be present. In collaboration with
the Women's Auxiliary are working
other clubs and organizations in the
church. including the Triangle club,
the Soroptomists. St Mary's and
St ThereSa's guilds.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
VETERAN BUYS $4,000 BONDS

FITZSIMMONS GENERAL. HOS
PITAL, Denver, Colorado-Dem-
onstrating his interest in the 4th
War Bond Drive, and what the
purchase Of bonds means to fight
ing soldier. Private Cleveland
Green, 33, a patient here, recently
bought $4,000 worth of bonds from
Lieutenant B. c. Livermore, Fitz-
simmons War Bond Sales Officer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Principal Plans
Race Study Idea

DR.. Jacob Ross, principal OF Mid
wood High school in Brooklyn, New
York last week told members Of
the New York City League Of
Women Voters how English study
had been used TO teach racial toll
erance
He disclosed that inter-faith and
inter-racial education is being used
as basis Of English instruction for
500 students in a program devel-
oped with help and approval Of
parents of the children.
The plan. in the Wildwood sec
ton. will be extended with the
formation Of a community council
on inter-racial problems. to give
adults equal opportunities with
their children TO develop under
standing Of causes and remedies Of
racial friction.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

The Women's Auxiliary OF st.
Cyprian's Episcopal church will
present musical tea in celebra-
ton OF Brotherhood week. Feb. q
in Page Hall Of st. Cyprian's
church. Participants on the pro-
gram will include members OF ST.
Matthews Episcopal church, ST.
Benedict the Moor Catholic church,
Shaudey Zedek Synagog. and St.
Cyprian's Episcopal church.
Junior hostesses. ushers and
pourers will be selected from the
membership OF the churches men,
toned. Members OF all the West
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
FORM NEW LIFE ms. CO.

FOhM NEW LII = mo- COs
MIAMI (ANP)-The Wage Earn
ers Life Insurance company Is the
latest business venture among the
Negroes of Miami. Capitalized at
SOS, 900, all OF its stock has been
sold. its charter Is ready and IL has
$4,000 surplus in addition to its
capital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Donald F. w hite
Becomes Member
Of Ala Group

Donald Frank White, Detroit
architect, was notified this past
week that he had been accepted as
a member Of the American Institute
OF Architects. The acceptance Of
his application for membership was
voted Feb. IS by the board OF direc-
tors.
The action OF the board makes
him a member OF the Detroit chap
ter. The only other Negro member
of the institute, the governing body
Of architects, is Paul Williams. Of
California.
NH. White is graduate OF the
University of Michigan. and was an
instructor at Tuskegee institute be-
fore coming here in 1888.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Beauty Assn. In
Musical ReUieW
February 18th

Mrs. Ruth Stearns. president Of
the Detroit Beauty Operators
Association, announced that the
Mid-winter Musical held at Shiloh
Baptist church February Is was a
huge success.
Such artists as Bonnie Monnier,
Lloyd Sims, the Harmonettes, the
Silver Leaf Quartette and others,
appeared on the program.
The Rev S. D. Ross. pastor OF
Shiloh and the principal speaker.
complimented the association on
the splendid work that they were
doing in Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Girl Reserves Make
Plans For May Fest

For the past three weeks, the In
ter-club Council OF the Girl Re-
serve at Lucy Thurman Y.WC.A.,
have bees msirins plans for gala
May festival during the whole
month. A special program is
planned for each weekend, en-
phasizing some phase Of the Girl
Reserve program. The months &C
tiviues will include a family night,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

conference. a formal. a Mexican
Fiesta. and camping. together with
displays and exhibits.
Families and friends will have an
opportunity to observe what the
girls are doing and learning, as well
as the girls having an opportunity
to develop and plan their own ac-
tivities. Members OF the committee
working on the festival plans in
clude: Constance Dixon, Interclub
Council president; Betty Reid
Brown, Interclub Council secretary;
LaVona Powell, Ellen Holly. Maxine
McBryde. Lois Dugan, Betty Nit
chell. Doris Hearns, publicity chair
man, Miss Frances Leonard. ad-
visor and Mrs. Vantella Lane, Sec
rotary Younger Girls Dept.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

Mesdames Ernestine Walker, Err
nestine Dent, Thelma Higginbath-
am, and Helen White were hostess
es 10 the New Era Study club last
Tuesday at the Paradise Bowl.
Keeping in trend with Negro His
tory Week. each member answered
roll call by reciting quotation
from a famous Negro author. High
light of the meeting was a review
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Mutrons Entertained
New Era Study Club

Of Roi Ottley's book. New World
A-Comin'." by Zelma Collier. Mrs.
Collier interpreted the book ex-
pertly and interestingly.
Members present were: Beatrice
Overton, Gertrude Pettiford. Helen
White, Elsie Lewis, Edna Hender-
son, Jennie Page, Helen Garvin,
Gwendolyn Sparks, Helen Toodle
and Zelma Collier.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
What Price Virtue?
Cut Defending Self

What price honor and virtue? A
22-year-old woman told police that
in an effort to defend her virtue and
honor from the unwanted advances
OF an as yet unidentified man. she
was stabbed in the throat last week.
Police were told by Jimmie Lou
Underwood Of l7l8 st. Aubin street
that she had met a man in beer
tavern and had accompanied him to
his room.
He then made improper advances
TO her. She refused him and dur
ing the alteration was stabbed in
the left side of the throat. She was
given treatment at Receiving
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Medical Phases OF Wagner Bill Debated At Meeting
Convict S Testimony
Holds Policy Man

operations. including movies Of the
alleged activities of the gamblers
resulted in a raid on January 70.
1912. at 1856 John r street M.
Complaint against the defend
ants was dated February 3, 1912.
Nowlin said the case Is expected
to be tried within the next two
weeks
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Two Women Fled
Hospital H ere

Two young women held for Hest.
,~nent At Herman Keller hospital
.~scaped last week. wearing blue
Scsnital robes and are sought by
Sfe Women's Division Of the police
They were Identified as Dolores
.veasley. alias Wright. 10 years old
~ 1906 Brush and 908 King street
[, "A Josephine Fsrro~. alias Mrs
10 Jackson OF 1905 Brush street
- sOo Elizabeth street, according
= 49, rscords- w.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
HOLMAN WILLIAMS WINS

SAN FRANCISCO-Holman Will
liams. Detroit .middleweight, out
boxed and out-punched Jack Chase,
holder OF the California state mid
dleweight crown, in IL rounds on
Monday night. Chase's title was
not at stake.
Evening star., 1944-09-17

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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-08-17
IF Summer Furniture Looks Weary
Try These Reconditionn1g Tips
BY ELIZABETH MacRAE BOYKIN

Smart news in summer furniture
is good reading for those who have
the need-and the money to buy
everything slick and new. But what
most of us want are ideas for perk-
ing up the summer furniture we
have-the stuff that looks so for
lorn when it energies from winter
storage. Of course, we should have
made it one of our inside jobs to
to fill up all that spare time we were
supposed to have during the cold
months. But who did!
Well, we want it to look fresh and
crisp-right now! Which means
we'll have to get to work pronto.
The brightest and latest news in
colors to paint your summer furni-
ture are the drug store pinks, and
all the Easter egg shades-char-
treuse, turquoise. yellow, lavender,
green and coral. A smart exhibition
just opened makes up for the lack
of new materials by excitement in
colors like these-achieving some