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NUPIRkIM DEDEI
SAMUI LAVA!
ATSISAUKIMAS ! NEW YOR-
no MIESTO IR NEW YORKO
VALSTIJOS LIETUVIUS

Trecios Karo Paskolos va
jaus metu New Yorko miesto
ir New Yorko valstijos Lietu-
vial ispirko Karo Bonu uz dau-
giau kaip viena milijona dola-
riu. W tai Valstybes Izdas
LietuviQ vardu nupirko iris
didelius bomberius, ligonines
lektuva ir dvidesimts sesis len
gvuosius "jeeps". Lietuviai
Amerikieciai tame vajuje pa
sirode puikiausia.
Sausio Is d. prasidejo Ket-
virtos Karo Paskolos vajus.
Sin vajun vel esam pakviesti.
Mes giliai tikime kad Shame
vajuje New Yorko miesto ir
valstijos Lietuviai gar5ingai
pasirodys ir kad jie bendradar-
biaus su Valstybes lido De-
partmentui talkininkaujan u
New Yorko Lietuviu Karo b.
nu Komitetu.
Sis yra pirmas naujo vajaus
laiku kreipimasis visus New
Yorko miesto ir valstijos Lie
tuvius. Musu kreipimasis la
bal trumpas: pirkim Karo Bo-
nu kick tik pajiegos leidzia ir
apie isigytus Karo Bonus pra-
neskite Lietuviu K0mitetui.
Mes manome kad Shame va
iuie turetume sukelti Karo
Bonais tick pinigu kad gale
tune nupirkti Dedei Samui
Laisves LAVA (Liberty Ship
kuris butu pavadintas Lietu-
viu vardu. Todel nuo pat pir-
mos vajaus savait5s turekite
prizes axis dideli. galinga laiva,
kuris tarnaus musu saliai gy-
vybiniams reikalams.
Visi Lietuviai praSonli arba
per savo vietinius miestu ko-
mitetus arba tiesiog pranesti
New Yorko Lietuviu Karo Bo-
nu Komitetui uz kick kiekvie-
mas Lietuvis pirko if Oar nu-
pirks Karo BonQ Ketvirtos
Paskolos vajaus metu. Kredi-
tan irasomi visi Karo Bonai
kurie pirkti nuo siQ metu Sau-
sio l dienos. Uz kick Karo
Bonu pirksit sio vajaus metu
praneSkit sekamu adresu:
Mr.. J. Laucka, 22 So. 9th
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
! darba Ketvirtos Karo Pa
skolos vajaus metu! Bendro-
mis- jiegomis nupirkime Dedei
Samui Laisves LAVA!
New Yorko Lietuviu Karo
Bonu Komiteto Valdyba
P. Bajoras, Pirm.
Kun. J. Balkunas, V. p.
Adv. K. Jurgela, II V. p.
J. B. Laucka, sekr.
J. Boley, sekr.
A. Mikalauskas, I'D.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

sALASKOJE, vienam gy.
ventojui tenka po apie 8 ket-
virtaines mylias ploto. Siauri-
ne jos dalis visai neapgyven-
ta, 0 pietineje gyvena mazai
zmoniq. Ten yra saltas kras-
tas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28
PENNSYLVANIJOE
Miesto Darbir1inkai
Streikuoia

Philadelphijoje su treikavo
apie 5000 miesto valdybos dar-
bininku dirbanciu prie isma-
tn surinkimo ir vandens tie
kimo. Reikalauja 10c ] valan-
da mokesties daugiau. miesto
valdyba zada pakelti po SC.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

sPIRKIT 4-tos Karo Pasko-
los Bonds datar - padesit De-
del Samui laimeti kara.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28
WATERBURY, Ct.

4O MEIt SUkAkllS. oau-
sio Is d., Lietuviu Neprigul-
mingas Politinis Klubas mine
jo savo 40 metu gyvavimo SUI
kakti su banketu. Dalyvavo
apie $40 zmoniu, tarpe sveciu
dalyvavo victims Kun. DR.. Jo-
seph Bogusas, miesto mayoras
John Monagan, Policijos vir-
sininkas w. Hickey, ir visa Ell
lie zymiu biznieriu ir profesio-
nalu. Kalbas pasake Mayoras
Monagan, policijos virsininkas
w. Hickey, asesorius John ia
nusaitis, detektivu leitenantas
Juozas Bender, tire inspekto-
rius Joseph Samoska, j. Ire
ciokas, A. Aleksis, p. Morta
Zailskiene, aldermonas Edward
Lasky, A. Marcelynas, M. Ra-
manauskas, Adv. Clarence Ba-
landas is New Haven; DR.. M.
J. Colney, vakaro vedejas bu-
vo Tamas Matas. Banketo ko-
misija: T. Matas, j. Grebliu-
mas, DR.. Colney, J. Bernota,
J. Adomelis, Gabriel Wiggins
pagamino valgius.
AMBULANCE NUPIRKTAS
Lietuviu Komitetas Ameri-
kos Apgynimo ir Amerikos
Lietuviu Taryba kartu lures
Lietuviams paskirta diena Sau-
sio 20, Victory House, parduo-
ii 4-tos Paskolos Karo Bonus.
Tikima kad lures tik ka nu-
pirkta ambulance del pamaty-
mo, kuri Lietuviu Komitetas
nupirko ir dovanojo U. S. ka-
riuomenei. Taipgi to pat am
bulance perdavimo ceremoni-
JOS ivyks sekancia diena, SEX
madieni, Sausio 80 d., 48 Green
gatves saleje, nuo 2::30 val. pc
pietu. Dalyvaus miesto ma
yoras John Monagan, Congress
manas Joseph E. Talbot, Ka-
riuomenes virSininkai is Bos-
tono ir is New Haven, C. of c.
sekretorius Frank Green, 4-tos
karo Paskolos vajaus pirmi-
ninkas James Moran ir kiti
zymQs zmones.
Ambulance pirkimo komisi-
ia: Jacob Treciokas, Dr.. M. J.
Colney, Tamas Matas, Jonas
Kontauskas, Antanas Orantas.
Jurgis Zemaitis, Antanas Laz-
dauskas.
Lietuviu visuomene ragina-
ma pirkti karo Bona kuodau-
giausia, ir skaitlingai dalyvau-
Ii Ambulance perdavimo cere-
monijose, sekmadieni Sausio
80, nuo 2:30 val. pc pietu, 48
Green gatves saleje.
DR.. NJ. j. COlney.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

"Dirvai'' issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-idekit
j laiSka 81 dabar ir s'Dirva"
lankys jus istisa pusmeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

. PIRKIT u. S. War Bonds
vel ir vel - pergalei.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Tag Team on
Friday Gard

Featured on this weeks wrestling
program Friday at the Local so
hall will be an Australian tag team
match in which the team of Dale
Haddock and Buddy Knox will
meet team No. 2 consisting of
Whitley Walberg and a newcomer
of national fame. Jackie Nichols,
This match consists of one mem.
Der OF each team wrestling while
the partner is outside the ring
In the event the one wrestler
wishes relief, he tags his partner
who may then replace him. Best
two out Of three falls with an hour
time limit will determine the win
uer.
In a special match for the best
two out of three falls with a one
hour time limit Frankie Hart will
meet Harold Chaundy. who viii
make his first appearance since
he injured his leg in a bout sew
eral weeks ago He has stated,
however that be has fully recover.
ed and workouts have proved that
he will not be handicapped Friday
night The first bout is scheduled
to start at $50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

BOSTON-UP-A congressional
inyestigation was sought today as
result of charges by South Bos-
ton draft board official who claim
ed his air corps cadet son was dis.
charged from the Army because of
beatings at a North Carolina train
ing camp. The charges were
lodged with U. y Rep. John w
Mccormack. D., Mass, by Atty.
Michael j. OLeary whose 24-year-
old son Gerald was in Bedford
Veterans Hospital with a nervous
breakdown.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Sports Roundup

chcsgo-Nss Luekman today realized ambition he has
ured since Football chosen
football player by committee of
sports eight cities Chicago Bears quarter
back December by sparkling the Bears
victory and the 1898 championship over the washington Redskins
He Sheepshead With the Merchant Marines
the oughest Of the season on the To-
cal ice handed the Bruins their first
eguarseason whewash years last night before 10000 fans
The final 20
Yok-TNSAe Stolz Newark chalked victory today
Phillips BALTIMORE scored last night In the eight round
Broadway Aret stoz weighed lS IL and
Phillips at 1884,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Blues
Marriage Licenses

Vernon q. Jones, p. Chicago,
III. and cleo VI. Montgomery, 20,
Ann Arbor
Robert 3. llaag. 81. Ann Arbor.
and Maxine D. Nichols. 81, Howell.
Edward F. Stampohar, 90, Ypsi-
lanii and Susan Summcrdeld. %.
Wayne
Gene Crockett 81. Ypsilanti. and
Mary r. Burgess, 20. Worthwhile.
L Small. ". and Jean
Scott. s., BOth OF fTsfianti.---
Mohammsd S. Shukri. 2s. Ann
Arbor. and Corinne II. Adams. %.
Birmingham
Henry +. Constaus, III, IS. and
Betty a. McCallum. ~, both Of
Ann Arbor.
Lawrence r. skinner. 20, Ypsi.
iauH. and Constance L. Britton.
let Ann hrhor.
E-til-I..- Blsir -. and Wilma G,
Jovder. ~, both of Ypsitsuti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Central Speciality

Hansen 564, Sprague 539. Peter
son 449, Connley 564, Schoolmaster
1879. Totals 7SS. 906. 921. 2615.
American Legion
Hayward sos. Kuster 493, Tuuni
cliffe 435. Schrepper 4S4. n. Smith
SIS. Handicap Is. Totals-7S9,
769, 926, 24S4.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

5. Roll 500, c. Sinkule 545. ..
Deck 5i7. NJ. Bovden 491. ]. Max
$50. Totals-SS7, SIS. 966, 274l
Streicher
Streicher $50. J. Smith sos, Wis.
bin 40, Richardson 405, Stein
Cave) $40. Handicap 2O4. Totals
938, 9l4, S62, 271f. I
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

Contest Won
by Pioneers

Roosevelt High School missed a
chance to tie Ann Arbor in their
swimming engagement Tuesday
afternoon at the Ann Arbor High
School pool as the Pioneers took
the last event the 100 yard free
style relay, and the meet. a to 40.
The Roughriders took FIVE of the
nine first places but the Ann Ar
Dor squad showed more team bal
ance as they managed to take at
least second place in every event.
Roosevelt had to be content with
thirds in the 100 yard breast stroke
and the individual medley relay.
Purple and Gray first places
were taken by: Bud Susterka in
the 100 yard free style and diving.
Guudrum in the 20 yard free style.
Bob thisel- in he go yard free
style. Jim Chapman In the 100 yard
back stroke, and Chapman, Butt.
and ChiSel in the 100 yard medley
relay Utierot of Ann Arbor gain
ed firsts in two events. the 100
yard breast stroke and the indi-
yidual medley relay.
Eooseyelts next meet will be
Tuesday Feb. s, at the local pool
With MIRIAM.
summary,
70 yard free style-Gundrum (R).
Gibson CAAl, Jensen (R): 2S4.
loo yard breast Utigrot
AA Bryant (AA), Butt (R);
1873.
pa yard free style-Chisel (R).
Baker CAD. Ottmar (AA): 2:31.5.
leo yard back stroke-Chipman
CR). Lewis (AA), Rynerson tR);
HOS.
Loo pard free style-Susterka (R),
Gillispie (AA). Gundrum (R): So.
Individual medley relay-Utigrot
CAAl, Bryant (AA, Ryan (R);
1885.
-Susterka (R), Holcomb
GA. Gillispie (AA).
100 yard medley relay Roose-
Welt: 1862
100 yard free style relay-Aun
Arbor: 1855.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Scum

Crane 1856, Fedor SIS, Lutes AS,
Northrup SIS. Richards 563. Han,
dicap III. Totals SOS, 909, 903,
OLD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Tap Room

Pogalies 42l, Fisher 524. Nc.
Gown Az, Luly sci, Samonek 526.
Handicap III. Totals-S22, 935,
1913. $3.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
snkwTth's

Bruch it2. r Ryan 42s, Raah
All. Rust SOS. silk worth 439, to-
tails 676, 704, 673, 2053.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
HayWard's

McClelland 351. Williamson
(ave) 400. J. Corbeille $50, E. Cor.
BELLE 4S9. ], Ryan (ave.) 45s. han.
dicap 90; totals. 6S2. 74S. 724, 2154.
Shsefer's (Huron ST.
Connolly eos. West $50, Stewart
40S, Wales SIS. Crouch All; to.
tails us, 7Q9. 67s, 2iO5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

High team series-Hayward's.
1854.
High team game-Hayward
74S.
High individual series-E. Cor
heille 4s9.
High individual game-E. Cor
BELLE, POI.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

bTTAWA-INS- Enlistment Of
United States citizens in the Cana
dian Women's Army Corps was
banned today by national head
quarters. The new order went into
effect last night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
J. {. Moore A. Co.

Schaffer 397, Hayward 3o2, Mel
son 367, Battelle 800, Wisbin 4S6
handicap 1873, totals. 667, 726, 652
20i5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Giants

p Dunkclbergcr i29. 7. Dalchow
3S7. B. Todd $50, z. Shaw 373, 3.
Hanson SOC, totals, 67i, $50, 73s.
POSI-.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Ford Local s4a

Harris 566, Wendt sos, LaCombo
624, James SAP, franklin 54i. To
tails 959, 1044. rs. 27S1
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

Whitmire 400. Kuster 400, James
$50. Wolter 2S5, Cameron 456; to-
tails, or, 655, 62S. 1910.
parietvia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
HOUSE LEAGUE
oliver

Jake $40, Cliff 53y. Schwall AS,
Lambert SIT, Franklyn $50. Totals
800. 500, $50. 1918.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

Coxford 424, Hufnagle ISL, Hut.
chins 3Ss, Bigger All, Kindshoven
5s5. totals, 651. 617. 651. 1919.
Lsndy's
Bassett AL. Kidwell 4Ts. Wendt
1872, Leabu POS. Morras All. handi.
cap SO; totals. $50, 691, 500. 203i.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

Nickel 305, Lawson 346, Beers
30s, Cole 413, Mcmahon 1863, handi-
cap 207; totals, 623, 642, $50, 1913.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
MEMS CLUB BOWLING LEAGUE
Reds

T. Engler 511, b. Elliott i12, o.
Stanchfcld 521, 3. Arnold 46i F..
Squier 455, handicap IS; totals,
SIS, ISL, sol, 1876.
Browns
~ Smith AIS. B. Lowe 3S7. e.
Gtichrtst 3Sf ]. Breiel 326, A.
Pearson SOS; totals, TBS, SOS, 67f.
200.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

Bird 576, Lidell 1868. Stewart 459.
4. Neuman and lIesford i6l. Gelbe
1856 totals, sos. I'll. 739, PAS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

Melbourne 400, McGaffen 1856.
Hart I3g. Wc1te 800, Mott ftS, han.
dicap li3: totals. 657, 759. 735,
21t9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

Forfeit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores
LADIES' RIVERSIDE BOWLING
LEAGUE
By STANLEY

LADIES' RIVERSIDE BOWLING
LEAGUE
Won Lost
Pepsi Cola ........... 80 20
Hayward ........... 81 %
Shaefer Huron ST. e.. 30 "a
Silkworth's ......... 30 -
Landy .............. - "a
Richardson's ..... IS IS
j. f. Moore & Co. e. 90 "a
Paristyle ............. Is 5s
High team series-Hsywsrd's.
1854.
High team game-Hayward's.
74S.
High Individual series-E. Cor
heille 4s9.
High individual game Cor
BELLE, POI.
Hsywards
McClelland 351. Williamson
(ave) 4O2. J. Corbeille $50, E. Cor
BELLE 4S9. ]. Ryan (ave.) 45s. han.
dicap 96; totals, 6S2. 74S. 724, 2154.
shsefer's Huron St.
Connolly eos. West $50, Stewart
40s. Wales SIS, Crouch All; to.
tails us, 7Q9. 67s, 21O5.
Richardson's
Coxford 424, Hufnagle ISL, Hut.
chins 3Ss. Bigger All, Kindshoven
5s5; totals, 651, 617. e51, 1919.
Lsndy's
Bassett All. Kidwell 4TS. wendt
1872, Leabu POS. Morras All. handi.
cap SO; totals. $50, SOL, 500, 203i.
Pepsi Cola
Whitmire 400. Kuster 400, James
$50. Wolter 2S5, Cameron 456; to.
tails, 627, 655, 62S, 1910.
Parlstyle
Nickel 305, Lawson 346, Beers
30s, Cole 413, Mcmahon 369, handi-
cap 207; totals, 623, 642, $50, 1913.
]. {. Moore q Co.
SChaffer 397, Hayward 302, Mel.
son 367, Battelle 42O, Wisbin 436.
handicap 1873; totals. 667, 726, 652,
20i5.
silkworth's
Bruch it2. r. Ryan 1925, Raah
All. Rust sos. Silkworth 439; to-
tails 676, 704, 673, 2053.
MEMS CLUB BOWLING LEAGUE
Reds
+. Engler 511, +. Elliott 412, O.
Stanchfcld 521, 3. Arnold 46i. F..
Squer 45S, handicap Is totals,
SIS, 757. S0i, 1876.
Browns
n Smith AIS. B. Lowe 3S7. c.
GtiChrtst ISL, !. Breiel 326, a.
Pearson 52S; totals, 72S, SOS, 67f.
200.
Ysnk.
Bird 576, Lidell 1868. Stewart 459,
4, Neuman and Hesford i6l, Geibe
1856. totals, 695. I'll. 739, 2l45.
Cardinals
Melbourne 400, McGaffen 1856,
Hart I3g. Wclte 1913, Mott ftS, han.
dicap lt3. totals, $50. 759. 73S,
21t9.
Giants
y Dunkclbergcr i29, T. Dalchow
3S7. +. Todd $50, z. Shaw 373, b.
Hanson sos, totals, 67i, $50, 73S.
POSI-.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-20
Zillah Waters
Resumes Duluth
News Column

Zillah Waters, who conducted a
Duluth column for this paper for
two years in 1885 and 1886, has
resumed her place on the papers
staff. Each week she will record the
personal and social items from the
Head of the Lakes"
Mrs. Waters is a native of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, where she spent
her early childhood. She came to
Duluth with her parents in 1907
where she completed Duluth grade
school, and attended Duluth Gen.
trail for two years. She was gradu-
ated from the Howard University
Commercial class in 1917.
In 1920 she married the late
Eugene H. Waters. Two sons were
born of that union. They are Eu-
gene, Jr., and Joseph Glenn, both
of whom are overseas with the
Armed Services.
Mrs. Waters was widowed by the
death of Mr.. Waters in 1885. She
is active in the civic and cultural
life of Duluth and is a member Of
st. Marks Church, and the inter-
racial committee of the Y.W.C.A.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-20
Marva Says
She'll Wed
DIR. Brown!

New York City (PPNS)-Marva
Louis, the lovely wife of Sgt. Joe
Louis, world heavyweight cham
pion, put an end to rumors this
week that she intends to divorce
Joe, when she stated that posi-.
bilities for a reconciliation with her
estranged husband still exists, but
if divorce proceedings were to take
place, she would seek custody OF
their daughter, Jacqueline. How
ever, Marva further stated, off Joe
and 1 are divorced, it is likely that
l will marry DR.. Schley Brown Of
Washington, D. c., whom l met and
am quite fond Of"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-20
Headquarters of
Republican Voters
League Is Open

W. S. Butler, Chairman of the
Negro Republican Campaign Com
mittee, announces that the Re-
publican Voters League opened
their headquarters in the Welcome
Hall Building, harrington Avenue
at st. Anthony Avenue, st. Paul
Minnesota, on Saturday, October
18th.
These headquarters will be open
daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. daily
Except Sunday. B. F. Edwards,
recording secretary, will be in
charge.
Regular meetings will be held
weekly.
Candidates for the various Of
fees, both National and State, will
be invited to speak.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-20
APPOINTMENTS OF NEGROES
MADE BY GOVERNOR
THOMAS F. DEWEY

While District Attorney of New York
County:
Francis E. Rivers, as Senior Assistant
District Attorney, was the first Negro in
the history of New York City to prosecute
murder cases. Salary: $4,000.
Mrs. Eunice Hunton Carter, as Assistant
District Attorney, was the first Negro
woman in the history of New York City
to be appointed to such a position. Salary
$4,000.
James Yergan, Assistant District At
torney. Salary: $4,000.
While Governor of the State Of New York
Hon. Francis E. Rivers, as Justice Of the
City Court Of the City Of New York. the
highest public office ever held by a Negro
Salary: $17,500. Justice Rivers was subse-
quently elected to a ten-year term.
DR., clilSn B. Powell: as a member Of
This is the first time a Negro has ever
held this position. No salary. Receives
$25 for each meeting he attends.
Mrs. Bertha ]. Diggs, as Secretary of the
Department of Labor. This is the first
time a Negro has ever held this position.
Noah G. A. Walter. as a member of the
Industrial Board of the State of New
York. This is the first time Negro has
ever held this position. Salary: $500.
Richard L. Baltimore, St., as Work
mems Compensation Claims Referee. This
this position. Salary: $1,000.
Assistant Attorney Generals:
Conrad A. johnson, on Corporations.
Stanley M. Douglas, on Labor.
Philip Watson, on Election Frauds.
Lamar Perkins, on Welfare.
Salaries range from $500 to $4,000.
Mra Matthew v. Boutte, as a member
of the Board Of Visitors of the New York
State Training School for Boys at War
wick, N. Y.
DIR. Henry o. Harding, as a member Of
the Board of Visitors of the New York
State Hospital for the Treatment of In.
cipient Pulmonary tuberculosis, Ray Brook,
N. Y.
DR.. Walter N. Beelman, as a member
Of the State War Councils Committee on
Discrimination.
and Rev. Elijah ]. Echols, as members of
the New York State Commission Against
Discrimination.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-20
Virginia Lane
and WAC Friends
Visit Mill CITY

Cpl. Virginia Lane, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lane, 722 Ere
mont Ave. NJ, who was home on a
visit had as her weekend guests,
Cpl. Willie Jewett, Pfc. Virginia
Singleton and Pfc. Areatha John
son, from the Sioux City Army Air
Base, Second Air Force. In cele-
bration of Cpl. Lanes birthday, she
and her guests attended the Mime
sota-Missouri football game.
Cpl. Lane recently won the
singles tennis championship for the
WAC company stationed in Sioux
City. She and Pfc. Areatha John
son are the doubles champions. At
the recent annual WAC anniver-
sary, Cpl. Lane was crowned "Miss
Section B" of the oath WAC Bat
talon.
The WACS returned to their sta
ton Sunday, Oct. Is.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Dedicates National
WOmen's Building

Washington, D. C. (NNPA)-
Dedication of the headquarters
building of the National Council
of Negro Women by Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt on Sunday highIighted
the 3-day session of the Councils
workshop meeting, most of the ses-
sions of which were held in the De-
partmental Auditorium of the La
Dor Department Building last week.
At the meeting Saturday, prior
to the dedication, Mrs. Mary Nc
Leod Bethune, president and foun-
der of the NCNW, proudly an
nounced that the members present
had paid and pledged contributions
to the house fund sufficient to pay
off all existing balances due on the
building.
The most impressive meeting of
the sessions was that held Friday
night when representatives of many
of the allied nations brought greet
ings to the women. Represented
were Mexico, the Philippines,
Liberia, Haiti, Great Britain, Bel
GUM, China and the Netherlands.
The guest speakers on the program
were Mrs. J. Borden Hartman,
former minister to Norway and now
of the American United for World
Organization, Incl; DR.. Rayford
Logan, dean at Howard University;
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell; Rev.
A. F. Elmes, and DR.. Francis W.
McPeek, director of the Department
of Social Welfare of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches.
During the workshop delibera-
tons, discussion and elaboration
was given to the problems of jobs
in the postwar period, housing, citi-
zenship, and methods of refining
the structure of the Council for
more effective work. Secretary of
Labor Perkins spoke to the group
at the opening session.
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Reception Climaxes
18th Anniversary
Celebration for Bolts

A reception Monday night eli
NAKED a seven-day 18th anniver-
sary celebration by Zion Baptist in
honor of it's pastor Rev. Henry w.
Bolts and Mrs. Bolts.
Speakers at the reception in
cluded Wilmeth Bowen, Co. W. T.
Mollison, ]. T. Wardlaw and Cecil
E. Newman. The officers of the
church and various Baptist AS
ISOLATION officials formed a receiv-
ing line. D. ]. Wade spoke for the
church official boards. Rev. H. C.
Boyd of st. Peter AME also spoke.
Mrs. Emma Simms and Villa
Minis sang a duet and little
Miss Ethelene Williams sang a
solo. Mrs. Julia Porter, general
chairman of the entire weeks OBJ
seryance, presided.
The Bolts received several gifts
including a gift Of a 500 bill from
J. F. Franklin, business man.
During the week many individu-
ais and organizations participated
in the anniversary celebration.
Among the speakers throughout
the week were Rev. B. N. Moore,
Jr., of st. James church, st. Paul;
Rev. ]. C. Claybourn, M. E. Bell,
Rev. A. F. Martin, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rodgers, Mrs. Mary Crump, Mrs.
Jennie Grissam, Rev. Robert Kel-
ley, Rev. L. P. Ashford, Rev. C. B.
Wheeler, R. w. Cannon, Villa Mae
Thomas, Mrs. M. Burrell, Rev.
Floyd Massey, Jr., Rev. B. F. Pax
ton of Chicago; Paul Nelson, Rev.
G. H. Channer, Jack Posten, Mrs.
Ruby Bobo, H. d. Rouzer and
Charles J. Smith.