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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
EXPOSE THREAT
AS A JOKE TO
JURY WITNESS

After several hours OF investi-
CATION police have decided that an
alleged report OF threat being
made TO a witness in q mutuals
conspiracy trial being heard In
Recorders Court was merely "a
kidding affair"
This was disclosed by Sergeant
Clayton Nowlin. after police had
learned that Harold Moses of 1914
Beechwood avenue, q defendant,
had repeatedly told Byron Ander-
son. a witness that he (Anderson)
was to be taken care Of.
II was disclosed that Anderson
was waiting TO testify at the num-
bers trial before Recorders Judge
Arthur Z. Gordon when Moses told
him that he was TO have been taken
care OF the night before (Which
would have been Nov. 81.
Denies Threat
However, Moses denied to police
that he had made the statement.
Monday Sergeant Nowlin stated
that he had Investigated the matter
but had made no arrests because
he believed the matter was a kid
ding affair on the part Of Moses.
The trial OF eight men and one
woman charged with conspiracy to
violate the gaming law is being
heard by a jury in the court of
Recorders Judge Arthur Z. Gordon
this week.
Four persons were named as CO.
conspirators on the complaint of
Patrolman Henry Lucas in which
the alleged defendants were ac-
cused OF being engaged in the
operation OF a numbers syndicate
at 62l Marston and 2338-38 Eigh-
teenth street.
Samuel Broudy, As and white Of
1855 Parkside street, was named as
head OF the company by police.
Most OF the defendants were re-
portedly employed ate the Rouge
Ford plant. at the time of the
alleged conspiracy and conducted
their illegal operations from the
plant
On trial along with Broudy are
Leo Taylor. 81. OF 621 Marston;
M. z. Willingham. 20. OF the same
address; Vernu Thompson, AZ. OF
1898 Eighteenth street; Sherley
Turner. "a. Of 7400 Melrose; Earl
Keller, 80, OF $40 John X: Arthur
Nickerson. a.. OF 2305 McGraw;
Henry Overton. age and address
unknown; George Cooper OF 212 z.
Warren and several John Does and
Mary Roes.
Named as co-conspirators are
Chris Swader. Carsue Russell,
Goldie Williams and Jessie Siler.
Myron Anderson was the princi-
pal witness Monday. He testified
that he had conversation with
Broudy who offered him a propo-
sition OF getting IS per cent OF the
total writeups. Ave per cent less
commissions at the end OF each
week and ten per cent OF the wins
at the end OF the month.
Tells Of Proposition
Anderson said he and Broudy.
failed to reach an agreement on the
proposition. During q conversation
held two weeks later In July, An
derson stated that Broudy revealed
that he had paid $1.045. to Earl
Keller and Arthur Nickerson to
take care OF the hits.
Anderson said that after turning
over his numbers to Taylor and
Willingham he learned that Broudy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
To Fill Needs
OF CT Golfers

WASHINGTON. - To facilitate
The fulHllment OF military require
nen;s for golf clubs TO be used in
connection with rehabilitation and
recreation programs for service
men and war veterans. the War
Production Board today amended
Limitation Order LOB 70 permit
manufacturers TO fill army. navy,
and Veterans Administration or
oers for golf clubs.
Al the same time, wPB deleted
from LBS the prohibition on the
nnanufacture of parts for golf
clubs Production Of parts will be
controlled through the ALLEGATION
OF materials.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
Lawyers To Make
T,uo Awards Soon

LOUISVILLE. KY. - Charles w.
Anderson Jr., president of the Ma
tional Bar Association, announced
this week that there will be two
awards made during the annual
convention to be held in Chicago
this year.
The president stated that II was
his belief that the awarding of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18

day to Dr.. John A. Kenny. who
retired this m NTH n medical IL
rector and director Of the school
Of nursing at Tuskegss, after ~
yearT service with the institu ton.
The scroll was signed by members
OF the executive council. =
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18

was backing the company and he
then quit the company.
The witness also told OF a party
held at 62l Marston avenue al
which time most of the defendants
were present and that the com
pany was able to get some new
writer's for the syndicate.
Attorney Joseph A. Brown repre-
sents all the defendants except
Broudy. The trial is expected to
end this week.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TECHNICAL SERGT. and employed wife
desire nicely Ely, FURNISHED 37room apt, in Sc.
ssfeion; sfte4 h.ao cal Michigan se41' Room 2o6.
ARMY OFFICER. wife. srown daughter
snsII hGuss gSz as:Y. Ylsaisnsa Star. ao'i 8. OF
furnished or unfurnished, NV. DU. 4232
APT APT. . rooms; kitchen and bath. rntur-
Woodsy y 7aa MaTsh Ext 5o tfom Ga Mss ts Cults
EMPLOYED CoUPLE desires modern ID m un-
furnished 1-bedroom apartment in de-
CouPLE in their itDV COS n no o pets or liquor.
want living room, twin-bed room, dining
room @ and kitchen for the months Of March
oa out. sox & 7Y pYsie5aIs staq IN me- not too Tar
WANTED, furnished apt. NV, l room.
es aas Bds s5os6o 0a6 per month
Cali NE. 1854, Miss Feeser, am, to
NEAR STATE DEPARTMENT. private
apartment suitable 2 girls. Phone after
SAyai pR Or oFricIg Al dag SUNDAY S9qe DE 4525
Rsx S1S = szS: o. Phone Ii @'' s457 sstuTsa,
THREE gI' CANADIAN GIRLS, references de.
sire room, kitchen and bath furnished
apartment. 3p preferably nv. section. EX.
RESP REsPoNBiE 2I sefsied s$R to coaPe Sp2 with WE'LL
in apt. bldg. until May |. Box 4S,Y.
ARMY OFFICER desires 1 or bedroom
apartment, modern BLDG, NV section
vii buy furnishinCs. Reply BOX 67-Y,
APT. WANTED, 3 or A rooms, kitchen and
bath, 1st or 2nd floor, in Washington.
Mrs. E. F. Holloway, 1909 North goth St,
Arlington, Va.
WAVE OFFICER and mother urgently need
I-room turn. apt, n.w:, conv. Navy Bldgs.
Apt mouse preferred. Box 193-X, Star.
LADY, holding responsible executive posi-
ton. desires studio. kitchenette, bath
apartment in NV. section: references Box
33-Y. Star. 3.
SECRETARY wants 1-rn1., and bath, kitch-
enette furn. apt; in NV; up to $50: ref.
DI 2I4l bel: $50 am and B pm. 81
FRENCH OFFICER desires attractive
clean. furnished apt. for two; or rooms
and hath, Ink. facilities; NV. section.
Call DE. 1885, Ext 1872, bet. and g.
FURN. OR UNFURN. APT, NV. only:
monthly or yearly rental. Phone Columbia
1000. Ext. 30S-F.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Aovvlond and viPo;nio

ROOM with private bath; gentle home.
Airing toms most exclusive section: con-
venient to Pentagon Bldg; excellent bus
tranSp. Call overlook 1900.
TWO GIRLS to share suburban home, SIS
mo. each. or S25 single. Meals optional,
reas.: 10c bus, 20 min. p. c. 2053 No.
Courthouse I'd; on Lee blvd. Arnold bus
from 1th and
twin beds; adjoining bath; 10 minutes to
P1en1tasona; 1e1 On Glebe S215.
double room in new private home; kitchen
and laundry privileges: unlimited phone;
ARLINGTON, 1726 10Th ST. no., Apt. @
Double room: near Pentagon and new
Navy Bldgs. GIL. 1890
BETHESDA--2 double rooms for couples or
2 women; 1a blks from bus on Wilson
lane: references. OIL. 5154.
ARLINGTON-Single room for girl; pri-
vate home; no smoking or drinking: conv.
transp. GIL. 245S.
prvate BATH oem eaten
sion; garage; gentleman: $50. WI. 1867.
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-kor,heost

MICHIGAN PARK, near Monastery-Mas-
ter bedroom, private bath, large cedar
III 2nd sT. N.E-overlooking Capitol;
beds; unlim. phone FIR. 2297.
1928 ALLISON sT;-Large double room,
her
DU. 1862
200 ASCOT PL. N.E.-Room for two. use
Gated no. 1888
1898 BAKER ST. N.E.-Double and single
rooms, next bath. with home privileges:
conv. transp. Child accepted. FIR. TIA.
1909 X ST. N.E.-Gorgeous front room, 3
windows, in refined Jewish home; beauti-
fully located, right on bus stop. Tel.
3I2 MASS AVE.-Nice. clean sleeping room.
2nd floor: 10 minutes downtown: on car
line LII 642S
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HOUSES FURNISHED

5sd2 REED ST., Cheverly Md, Key at
furniture. S75 per mo-. Call MA. $500.
cilities,; wife unemployed; no children SIS
sss7 aiH; s. vEITGH AT S. GLEBE Rp-
Almost new brick. 5 rooms and bath with
convenient 70 ,Pentagon and Navy Build.
ings. Dial Columbia 6495 weekdays after
s pm; or Glebe 3345 Sundays. Open for
Inspection nnls tip g. Sunday' adults. ar
all conveniences, nicely furnished; ideal
for young married couples; very reason
able. Taylor. 1910.
CHOICE NV. AREA. Groom brick, 3ia
baths baths rst heat sOoa 2aR
FOR FOR RENT, 6 1ai6 Michigan ave- Saf ne
House completely furnished: garage
ROOMS. kitchen, bath nicely furn.: ne,
sRooM ssfsSD Gob5E Ge bears6@s SSss also
tion, room: toilet, shower in basement;
children; available after February i. Tele-
pho1e HerWyn 592 or. between and 4.
baths, brick home: beautifully furnished.
including grand piano; oil heat, garage;
HOME VALUES.
,,11o4 31o4 tlh. 64th ST.; DECATUR HEIGHTS.
ing room, bedrooms. 8 baths, gear
ment; OIL heat. 5000 mo
1921 ST. N.W.-6 rooms, bath, elec.
trieity. gas, h.-wh. tcoaD: Sl75 mo
o,, s5s5 hsat N H; AVE. AVE N.w.-s rooms. bath.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos n. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. $3.50.
Continued on Next Page,
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. ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast. !.

2nd-n. rm., nr. bath Closet, running
water, use porch. TR. 4445 aft 6:15 daily.
as
single room for man only.
238 LIST ST. S.E.-Near House on. Libr..
Soc. Sec; for gentleman; warm. clean,
B ST. Sc, 1243-Nice warm room, twin
beds; near cars; gentlemen; S3.75 week
eash, soa = sT TF 4s9e: norh,o roo, nsv,v ,urr
near Navy Yard. Call IL 1915
COLORED-Large rooms with heat, gas
and light cooking, for 2 girls or couple;
conv. transp. Ii. 5682.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION-State price. make and con-
dition. Box 437-T, Star
ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
price Box 3s-D: Star
nets, misc. office machines: cash immedi-
atnlv. SH. 5127. So
ADDING MACHS.. calc. typewr. all kinds
Sun. and ewes, co. 1925: wk., DI. 1879.
BAND INSTRUMENTS-We buy used band
instruments and give you SPOT cash. Bring
Piano Co. 1O15 18th St. MA. 1928
BEDROOM, dining and living room furni-
ture. electric fans, refrigerators, radios,
pianos, stoves. tools, washing and sewing
machines. we buy anything: spot cash
paid; Call AID. 1915 or RA 1922.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture:
contents of apts. or homes, at once. We do
moving carefully; storage. ia. 1887. %
BEDROOM SUITES, once furniture, dining
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators,
glas ware and rugs. Dupont O513, s.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

45O1 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Corner room with
sleeping porch twin beds To share with
another young girl or young man to room
with another man: excellent meals; clean.
gentle home; near tranSp. GE. 06S2.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Newly papered triple
room with private nath: also double; very
reasonable. HO 1895.
1875 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people. Openings for
young men. ReaGcnabe.
1882 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Front triple room
with piano: also double room; walking
distance EX 9257.
LANDERS LODGE. at Thomas Circle
comfortable, convenient, with good cook
ing; double: private. u RE. 3487.
balanced meals: lovely maple furnishings;
" FLOCK to 14th st. car and shopping CEN
ter: S35 to S42 80. AID. 9352.
10th ST. N.W.-Large studio. 5 windows,
overlooking Rock Cr. PIX, adj Law. and
shower; suitable 2 or 3; S4S mo. each.
GE 69S6.
430 10th ST. Ne, near Armory-2 Govt
$40 wk. each. FR. 252s.
1850 QUE ST N.W.-Sunny double room.
for men or women; also small single: walk.
1910 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Large front
room. windows. connecting bath, suitable
fora 4 girls; also single room: home
CREsTWOoD CLUB-spacious living room
for lounging or dancing; triples: young
people only. OR. 1917.
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WONDERGRO.

Nothing better. Your neighbor says so
and so will you when you have tried a ton
of this super richly fertilized and finely
ground black humus Makes poor soils
rood and good soils better. Acts quickly.
Holds moisture. Highly Elective on grass.
trees, shrubs, roses. vines and flowers. The
ideal plant food you have been looking
for. SIS a ton. delivered. FERTIL MOSS.
ing and feedirf all types of shrubbery and
grass, 90 bushels, delivered SO. Lawns
seeded, repaired or reiuvenated Beautiful
specimen evergreens, Towering shrubs, fruit
and shade trees. Colorful fiagstone walks,
terraces, rock gardens. lily pools. outdoor
hreplaces, drainage, mulch:ng, spraying,
pruning and transplanting. Free esti-
mate. Lincoln 1925
Evening star., 1944-02-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SEVERAL CLIENTS desiring to lease fur
niShed or unfurnished homes, S1O0 to
$500 month. Listing on your PROPERTY in
yited., Call EN-. 1890 until 8 pm. F. A.
Tweed Co, 5504 Conn. ave.
COUPLE, with one child, desires broom
house in Macarthur blvd. area. or NV.
section by March L. 1914. 2453 18th st.
NV. CO. 7049.
WAR WORKER and family of Q adults
desire a Groom unfurnished house with
back yard, in Sc. section. Will take very
good care of property. Phone ME. GAS.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
PERSONAL,

INCOME TAX RETURNS, audits. systems,
bookkeeping services. B. H. Pace or Joe
0.Connell WI. 1866 or Ii. 523s, 13.
IF YOU have no alarm clock, call OR. 4S13
fol prompt wake-up service. Lots of sat-
isfled customers.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to, weak
heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritiS,
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
ments; ~ also relief for aching, swollen feet
II ssfrFf iNc6ME SH 2fs5 fsx returns
pared nights and s1paays reasonable
MEETING ROOM. seating CAPACITY Of 100,
ties, etc; conplete with chairs and card
Mr.. soldane, Me. $500, IA. 1882, ''''N
method. me, Results eftectiye foE life,
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
NEED sa5 TO $500 by tomorrow Call
by phone. Employees Small Loan Corp.
PHoNE Pho EsS sHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
90 $500 on your signature.
WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to 5 day service:
all work guaranteed. s. Franks Jewelry
Co, 1104 14th st. NV, mr.. 1. Open ewes.
DIR. n. W, Johnson, DENTIST,
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602, Westory Bldg. sos 14th NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
FARM & GARDEN

WANTED TO HIRE-Large bulldozer and
tractor for stump pulling. vic. Bethesda.
STABLE FERTILIZER FOR SALE, a5c .
STARK TaEEs BEAR FRUIT years young
er than ordinary varieties; you can now
have luscious iumbo-size fruits. tree-ripen-
ed, freshly picked" for the table or mar
ket; supply limited order early. Phone Ii.
1899 for Stark Bros: Nurseries or write
Howard DlMneY We ShinRtnn .. D C
Evening star., 1944-02-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRANSPORTATION wanted to Miami,
Fla. for 2; willing to drive or assist ref
erences exchanged. Box 105-Y, Star. A.
WOMAN wishes ride in pool can daily
committing from Rockville to District and
return. Phone Adams 95S1 evenings, ask
for Mrs. Emik.
STEADY RIDERS WANTED. Man driving
from Silver Spring to Baltimore. through
Laurel and along Baltimore blvd; works
z an. to $50 pm. Shepherd S175.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
ROOMS WANTED.

businessman permanently
located here, not Government, wants room
with garage in Kalorama Heights or Amer
ican University vicinity: Box Ask Star.
accommodations Cor share aptD with re-
fined family; If possible. within 80 min
utes walk from Sheridan Circle. Phone
NO. 316S, 10 am. to 5 pm.
SINGLE ROOM in Alexandria or George
town by man with best references, native
of Virginia Box 94-Y, Star A.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
COAL, WOOD. FUEL Gil.

OAK FIREPLACE WOOD. $50 cord. Mixed
stove wood, SIG. so. Full or hall cords
David l. Kerr. 540o st. Barnabas I'd. s,e.
FOR SALE, half seasoned.
HARDWOOD, seasoned any
length; $50 cord. Heavy slab wood S;35
livery. OR. SOB or Wo. e75s. ''lA'e 'e-
CORD, seasoned high per cent hardwood
cut to order, large wood split for conven-
fine, Il in. long; SCI. Lincoln 1925 S.
SEASONED OAK WOOD and kindling
sawed to order. Immediate delivery. S19
cord. Franklin 2SG0.
SEASONED pine, Govt.-approved cord
S16.50; klndling prompt service; no stor-
age. Warfield 4593.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE,
f. Sood S seofidn ytb
with or without meals Sober, quiet
living widower. not fussy. Box 10O-Y,
Evening star., 1944-02-03
HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.

921 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Furnished house
3 rooms and two enclosed porches: owner
travelling desires to keep q room and one
lncloSed porch. Home after pm s.
HOUSES AVAILABLE NOW.
Call ME. 1143
J. Wesley Buchanan. Realtor
Evening star., 1944-02-03

ROOMS FURN1SHED-Nort
Clean single rooms, S35O-S4 80 wk.:
also rm.. running water. $3.50.
1S45 QUE ST. NW.-Lovely double rm
DU. 974S.
Ills H ST. N.w.-Large front twin
bed room: also Ink. room. adjoining bath.
1875 LANIER PL.-Large double room
twin beds, inner-spring mattress, next to
bath: excellent TRANSPORTATION,
1884 COLUMBIA RD N.W.-Men; $3.50
wk. sgle. rms; thermostat-controlled gas
heat: 10 min. d'town on car line: baths
Evening star., 1944-02-03

NEED EXTRA MONEY!
Only requirement is that you be EN-
pioyed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate.
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. CH. 1924.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDITIONS, alterations, recreation rooms,
aIticS conSerted. storm sash, storm en-
Waterproofing; no Job too small. TR. 1869.
ss sImase take al sno eonrast y9
catur St NV. ia. 065S. -
and porch work
doors windows ETC. o Ii a57a 910sgGs any time UofS
CARPENTERwoffce partitionins. ' cabinets.
shelving, recreation rooms. general home
repairs Gail Mr.. Ainsworth, RA. 4S1S
GARPENTERa1st G. spES list, quality work: Dormer
CARPENTRY = Remodeling, recreation
rooms, kitchen cabinets: repair and re-
store store anything Our advice free. Bacon,
CARPENTER; rst-qua!ity work; dormer
wlndows, VS. no leaks; finish attes, stair work,
CARPESTER contractoFs; M n eve evening in u phone,
10 i 81 s555; day phone, LII. e456, Bu5dis
GENERAL REPAIRS. No Jobs too small.
All work euaranteed. Call am. to 10
OWING to lack of priorities to continue
sition to make alterations and do repair
work in NV. Washington. Telephone 81.
PAINTING, expert. white mechanic, in
terror and exterior; all work guaranteed
Piah P,IsGIS9 GIsbe s6o6; W. H Bacon, jr. 5.
fAINIINO, exterior and interior; white
mechanics: special prices for kitchen and
bath: ia. 5000 or RA O955.
PAINTING. plastering. paper scrapjng
caulking. window. roof HO. 1929 -
PAPER HANGING, this week only, ST and
UP per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers; work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
PAPERING, painting, plastering. scrapins.
GarpenterIng: tree est: no shortage Of help.
Jack r. Tate. EX. S571 50
PAPERING AND PAINTING, immediate
service; II years exper.: free estimates.
PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK. no
Job too far or too small District 1870
William Thomas. 707 NJ ST. NV 80
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes of
electric refrigerators washing machines
and vacuum cleaners. Union 1888 g.
pRJCRWOpK
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

~8522.-.-S ~82--EC Ce--9 -
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
SPANISH-Natve teachers: Conversations
method; beginners, advanced student;
small groups. Senor Ramos Republic 3016
fe13'
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Permanent positions. Operators needed
our Beauty School 1910 N Y. ave. ME
7S7S
Evening star., 1944-02-03
DRAFTSMAN

Columbia Tech graduate wishes part
time work: experienced in engineering
statistical, topographic drafting; hour
wanted, IL to 6. Box 35-Y, Star. 81
Evening star., 1944-02-03

1917 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Right at Scott Circle-Desirable vacancies,
switchboard service. gamerooms. 5'
1927 GIRARD ST. N.W.-colored. Furn.,
quiet, desirable. Settled couple or 2 re-
fined men. No children A.
COLORED--7S3 Lamont st. nw.-Refned
couple or ladies: heat, cooking and laun-
dry. Call after pm.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
BARTENDER
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Long experience in mixing drinks, expert
on beer tapping. Highest references. Box
p5-Y, Star. g.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

CABIN CRUISER, 35x9x5. ready to 90
very well found, living quarters for 2
DU 5069 LII 4609
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. experienced, part time or
days work; no cooking. GEORGIA 1896.
LAUNDRESS, experienced, wants 3 days
work: $3.50, carfare. Also girl wants
part-time cleaning. RE. 5S3S. 4:30.10
pm.
MAID or mothers helper, willing to sleep
in Phone Franklin O5l6.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Near Columbia Country Club and Nav
Hospital. ? rooms, kitchen, dinette al
bath, S56.50. Heat and hot water int
See ianitor at 3943 Newdale rd.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

non housekeeping: pvt. entrance: garage
space: adj. Naval Hospital WI 63i3
CHEERFUL furnished Groom kitchenetts
apt, Baltimore blvd, Berwyn. Md, II
miles from the Capitol. near Horticulture
Dept. RerWyn I'll
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Wanted by Feb. 18th. competent woman
for cook. laundress and general housework
by family of q: thoroughly modern equip
ment Al local references required; none
other need apply. 1885 30th st. NV,
after pm
Evening star., 1944-02-03

K. e. champion sired, 4-month-old
ps MA. 7043. Alexandria OS05
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-16
New 1914 City Directory
Lists 1880 Population

mIt"lN January this wear.
The h"nk lists both white and
cniurcd citizens ana Includes sub
urls III ihc city within a rJ.,iu..
al approximately one mile ii the
restricted city limits. which run.
roughly. III a. radius of i2IT
yards ir"m the center al the city.
Eu>inrNN firms are ai>u listed.
t"scthrr with families on five
rnial routes 'JililtinG FROM Hon
d'.,o Incl:!;icG :. Il mA-, o..
data Ahuu! a." citN And county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-16

i population III .i.SSg Ior
Greater Henderson il listed III
ihc new !Jii-iJ ATTY director
" i,i was being distributed to-
la 10 Subscribers. The puhiica-
tom i prud;i:rd IN i:,c >uuti;rrn
DIRECTORY Company Il, .hSiicvillc.
and j. the iuurtE hiruniIl vol
uIur. ,hc first hIi in" been issued
IN 1888.
DIti contained in the latest
rrb,!utt!In WIS assembled late in
1871; ana !, up-tG date tu lppru<i-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-16

Special Deputy Regional Executive.
Region No. q. Boy Scouts uf America
Mr. Din will speak to Il group al
coiOrrd parents at Henderson IN
.t'!utr tonight III the interest of
tor min: 10, Scout troops among
bovS. The meeting j. 10 hr y; 3
o'cioCk. Accompanying him i,
to bc Gcorgc 4. Newell. newly
appointed Negro field Scout az
ccutivc in the OCConccchcc CoIu.
eli area. All who arc Interested
are invited 10 attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-16
I'D cEoS5 MONTH, ~

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-16

REAR ADMIRAL T. T. CoranC ch Of
stated that Ik viii not DC ypasc but will hc invaded
the potent T.
tlatc by Admiral Truk an
fcnvc I've staged Sapan group
general: 10 Bnu and against Ia. doorstep of the Philippines
patton Of Los Ncgro (nc) Adm ally
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15
New Water Line Will Be
Placed In Service Soon

Certainly, a better quality of wa
ter supply and a greater fire pro-
lection.
Engineers say. as far as fresh
water is concerned, it will be just
as though a giant had lifted the
Wilmington community, stalked
upstate with the burden, and de-
posted it somewhere near a abig
Piedmont stream--perhaps in the
neighborhood of Greensboro.
1ndustrialists say new business,
many times repealed from locating
here because of The corroding ten
denotes of the city's water, will
be attracted by the powerful new
facilities, ard may nod in the di-
rection of Wilmington, eager for
the blishment of promising
concerns.
Thirsty citizens, weary OF t IN e
rainless autumns that have brought
them unpalatable water to drink,
and forced them to seek the yield
Of old-fashioned pumps, will prob
ably be too happy for words.
The handsome, 30-inch concrete