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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
NuptiaIs Read
Before Large
House Throne
By GLADYS MILLS

Ca, : Brown q 3oSl Chenc
street. gave RS -da-Ehte- Csr0lynn
Fer. ~ Des No.reS. Na 30 mar
rage Il George :. Ar5e-scn on last
Saturday evc-4ns in Hartford Ave
me- Bsp, 5; church TIC ceremony
was read by ;He Reverend Miles
Mss Mase.ia Anderson sang ac-
conpar e. ~ 'he organ by Mss
Dorothy Ta-yston
The bv.5cs gown was fashioned
. OF white taf.e;s Win q fJI train,
the front az the d-CSs styled YES
tige creation with a N-HC kline 4
net. The top az me bodice WAS
made o! French imported lace Tiny
taffeta covered buttons trimmed the
back Of the gown from ncCklne 20
hem. The $ eeVes were long. pulled
al the shoulders and ended N White
lace fnFerless gloves Her full
length vei, fell from an Ehzabethan
Gearl-studded tiara She carried
bouquet Of White carnations and
white roses.
In Unusual Formation
A bit unusual, the four young
ladies who attended the BRIDE. came
down each aisle and stayed IN place
until after the ceremony Each wore
an identical gown Of pink, with
matching head bands OF flowers.
They were Angela Gray. Charlotte
Wanda. Chatham McCurts and
Rochelle Simms. Iva and Carol
were the dainty flowers and wore
frocks Of white
The bridesmaids. Barbara Craw-
ford OF Chicago Jerry Wilson. Ro-
berta Hill and Belle Sanders, all
wore light blue gowns with moon
shaped neck lines. fitted basque
waists. elbow length sleeves and
matching lowered tiaras with blue
yelling. each carried a huge arm
bouquet of red roses and baby
breath.
Elzora White. OF Chicago. the
brides sister. was maid OF honor
and chose fitted gown with a pink
lace top and net skirt. joined with
long torso ruffle. Short puffed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Memphis Belle
Honored AtSun.
Party BY Aunt

Miss Gloria Eggleston. of Men,
phis, was honored by her aunt. Mrs.
c. NJ. Flowers at a party given on
Sunday afternoon. The party took
a little different turn when a pro-
gram was given by: Ouida Harvey.
Ethel Duckworth, Evelyn James,
Carl Jones, Mary Belle Wright and
Jean Flowers. Other interesting
pastimes were do AS Your Slip
Indicates" and Gang Busting"
Delightful refreshments were
served and some of those who came
10 meet the visitor were: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Stone, Mrs. Tolbert Pace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phenoon Thompson, Mrs. Howard
Brown. Mrs. Joe Dawson, Mrs. S.
Morris, Mrs. Hattie Kyle, Mrs. NJ.
Smiley, Mrs Mae Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Harris, Mrs Theodore
Page Mrs. Margaret Lenard. Mrs.
Alder Smith, Mrs. Deloney Jones,
Mrs O. Smith, Mrs. N Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. D. Flowers, hosts.
Members Of the younger set who
came here were: Marie Brown,
Cadet Ernest Brown, Lois Martin,
Gladys Martin, Thelma Taylor.
Evelyn James, Paula D, Rogers.
Alice Jones. Elsie Marshall, Olive
Robinson, Ethel Duckworth, Gwen
dolyn Howell, Dolores Brown, Carl
Jones. Winona Hill, Doris Bollen, c.
Carter. Flora Nesbit Of Memphis,
Tenn, lola Thompson of Howard
university, Lenard Saline of Le-
Moyne college, Richard Hawkins.
Eleanor Potts Eliahue Potts,
Charles Rittenhouse, Flora Haw-
kins, Thelma Hawkins, Lonnie
Buckley. Vivian Lature, Cecil
Micken, Leroy Gibbs. Theo String
er, Jean and Finitia Flowers,
of the honoree.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
The Party Line
By MARIAN

ed in December just caught up
with me and he informs me he
enjoys the Party Line Would like
20 hear from his friends. His num-
Der is 0-l576092; 20l9th ON. Co
oT); APO No 635, care Of Post
master, New York. N. Y.
Greetings also coming from Ray
mond E Carter, S T. MR.-USS
Nantahala, care OF Fleet, P. o.
New York.
His buddies may write him
there.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
g L II B S
YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB

YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB 2
OF the Detroit Assn. held a social
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ann
Mcmillan. 566 Hague Street. last
week. The hostess served a deli
cious repast. Mrs Leanna Rivers
was club guest. Mr.. T. Mccoy is
president; Gladys Roberts is club
reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
AURORA CLUB
BROWN MODELS CLUB

Held it's regular meeting al the
home of Rose Bensly Sunday. The
meeting was followed by a party
given in honor Of the president,
Leila Radcliffe. The club extends
its aympathy TO the treasurer, Lila
McNair, upon the death of her
niece. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Lucille Good
man. l.. Radcliffe. president; L.
Goodman, rerorter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29

ternally c.used), don't fool around with
greasy, messy make.shifts. Let NATURE
help you. Use my private secret skin FORM
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call IL NATURES BALM OF BALsAM.
Try il for seven nights. II IL doesn't beat
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BACK guarantee protects you. SEND NO
MONEY, unless you wish. When postman
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DOUBLE SIZE. Orders with 81 CASH
mailed charges prepaid.) See II yoo don't
bless the day you found NATURES BALM
OF BALsAM. Write today NOW. MISS
ALMA. los Park Avenue, Dept. S3-W, New
York IL NY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Anna Morton
Honored Sun.
ANNA MORTON NO Fl


Mrs L. Nichols, of 606l Stan
ford, honored Mrs. Anna Morton
with a stork shower at her home
on July l6 Mrs. Morton is the
daughter of Mrs. F. Mccain Many
lovely gifts were received by the
honoree. A delicious repast was
served.
Guests included: Mrs. Scottie
Morton, Mrs. John Boyd. Mrs. Lei
la Springs. Mrs Katherine Whouse.
Mrs. Anna Watkins, Mamie Brad
ley. Cecile Boyd, Mate Joynson of
St. Louis, Mo; Marion Smith, Lii
liam Smith, Alberta Smith, Mil
dred Pitts, Mrs. NJ. Newton, Mrs.
J. Jones. Ella NJ. White, Marie
Esom. Mrs. H. Dunlap. Alice Gle
NETS, Mary Winget, Olivia Huston,
Edith Tucker, and Joyce Watkins.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
BY MARIAN

BY MARIAN
The spacious lawns OF the C. B.
WoodsonS on Frederick St were
ideal for a party TO help Mr.. Wood
son celebrate his natal day His
thoughtful wife, Ann. planned all
in a few hours and by phone gath
cred in few close friends for the
fun. The guests frolicked on the
lawns and throughout their play
rooms Plenty of food and drink
we're served
Now the Woodsons have house
guests Anrita Barnes and Viola
Scott both charming and from
Chicago. They dashed over to
Cleveland for day, but will be
back 10 complete their trip here.
But back TO the party, here are
the guests: Mrs. Alice Elrod, Mr..
and Mrs. Harper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pakeman, Ted Pons. Miss Maria
Robinson, Toby Pew. Mr. Masce
James. Mrs. Phyoman Giles. Mil
Ter Hunter. Mrs Burvell Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Crttenden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells, Mr.
and Mrs Richard Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Holmes. Sr.. Miss Kath-
aleen Holmes, Mrs. Peggy Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Peters, Mr. AL
Ian Holmes, Jr. Mr.. Charles Mos
ley, Walter Simmons, Mrs. Eloise
Martin. Mrs. j. r. Mosley, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Roxborough. Charles
Boyd, DR.. d. T. Burton, Ben Web
ster and others.
The Transportation Employees
club recently opened at pa E.
Vernon. is the "nertz" Frank
Owens. the president, remember,
brought us the Chocolate Bar. and
il was one of the first and incest
Of the nighteries. He is the head
of the new club and il is we'll
equipped TO give the boys and
girls OF the street cars real place
TO frolic after their tired hours.
Doris Martin entertained her
niece. Mrs. Valera Herdon OF
Pittsburgh, and her nephew. Pvt
Horace Martin. on his furlough
from California, Wednesday at
lovely breakfast at her home on
ave. Among the other
guests were Mrs. Sylvia Pearson,
Mrs. Sarah Dues Mrs Lonnie Ed
wards and Marcena Taylor.
Mrs Louise Leath is visiting her
husband. Pvt. Leonard T. Leath,
who is stationed at Fort Francis
in Wyoming Leonard Jr. also
went along TO see his dad Pvt
Leath is the son of Mrs Mabel
Leaf Box Of 5022 'Vinewood ave
The John Wilkes OF 4l39 Nc
G1aw avenue have as houseguests
Mrs. Fannie Moore and daughter.
Fern, also CLANCY Drive, all of
Pittsburgh
The Billy Siperts chat is Geral-
dine Porter have a baby daugh-
ter. Congratulations.
Mrs Ellington and petite daugh-
ter, Bettye Jean. Of Vinewood av-
enue, have Just returned from a
restful vacation in Ohio.
CONGRATULATIONS 10 Mrs Emma
Williams, who was a Go Local 500
delegate ~ the convention from
the Womans Auxiliary, and while
there was elected regional direc-
tor over the fourth district.
Alma Strong Lanquer attended
the NAACP conference in Chica-
60. then went 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville. She said she saw the
glamorous Catherine TinSley while
N Chicago and Kay says she
saw the popular Ruth Webb there.
Marjorie Rsmseu is having
swell trip TO GaineSboro, Tenn.
A letter from Joseph Harris dat
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29

Cleanse skin nth
Black and White
CednS'ngC
Use Black and
White Vanishing
Cream as ponder
base. 25e each,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
SOCIETY KINGS AND
QUEENS CLUB

Entertained their members and
friends at their third annual picnic
July % at Belle Isle. The club
wishes TO express their appreciation
TO the public and the various clubs
who cooperated 10 make this af-
fair success. Out-of-town guests
included Mrs. Collie c. MCGOWAN
of Birmingham. Ala. sister of Mrs.
John T. Smith, and Harry Nichol-
son of Pittsburgh, Pa, also house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith.
X X X
AURORA CLUB
Met at the home Of Mrs. Lola
Keynon Of Frenc broad. The bust
ness session was brief. but much
was accomplished. The presi-
dent, Juanita Finley was out OF
town, but is expected to return next
week The visitor was Mrs. Fran
kie Lynn Of Columbus, Ohio. Next
meeting Will be held at the home
of Mrs. Rose Spencer, 1881 Hen
bricks.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
MY BAD SKIN
CHANGED OVERNIGHT

Only a woman who has
suffered with bad skin
can know what Joy
came over me when I
awoke to see my face
so fresh. clear and
8 m DOT h again. II
seemed like a miraclel
II YOU have pimples,
hlacLhaadx. hiR poreS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Two Musicians Wed In Lovely Ceremony Saturday
pHONoCRAPH RECORDS

Be sure you get one Of the greatest albums
ever produced. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE,
most blues singers, Joshua White. Price
$500 plus postage.
WRIGHT MUSIC SHOP
2434 W. Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29

A letter from Joseph Harr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Civil Service
Asked To Deny
Appeal Rights

WASHINGTON, d. C.-tNNPA)
Several war agencies here are re-
ported to be urging the Civil Ser
vice Commission To deny employees
the right Of appeal during reduc-
ton in force during the cutbacks
which will come in the reconver-
sion OF the government To- a peace
time scale. These agencies. il is re-
liably stated. contend they should
have the authority To lay off what
ever employees they want TO when
ever they want to.
Such plan would be a serious
threat TO Negro employees, many
Of whom have been hired in other
wise lily-white agencies and bu-
reaus because Of the stringent need
for help during the war and be-
cause Of the effective efforts Of the
FEPC in combating discriminatory
tendencies of officials.
The Civil Service is believed TO
overrule the agencies request and
retain the right of appeal for the
employees, But the boys in the
street are saying that's the stuff
you got to watch
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
PatrOlman Nabs
Attack Suspect

A warrant was recommended on
Monday by the prosecutors office
charging John Elmore, 81. Of 62l
Mon,calm street, With assault with
intent to rape a 22-year-old wom-
an living at a Brush street ad-
dress.
The recommendation disclosed
that Elmore had grabbed the
young lady. whose name is with.
held by the Michigan Chronicle,
as she stood waiting for a street
car near Beaubien and Watson
street.
She told police the accused man
took her between some houses
near 1925 Beaubien street and
threatened her during an alleged
rape attempt.
Elmore was arrested by Patrol
man Jesse Stewart.
Assaulted
A 35-year-old married woman
told police that she was dragged
TO the rear of 2l27 Maple street,
assaulted and then robbed of her
purse containing five dollars
She described the alleged thug
as wearing a chauffeur's cap and
was approximately Ave feet eight
inches tall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Boy Is, Winner
OfConmisSion
At DC. School

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(NNPA)
Chosen to command the 600 high
school cadets in the Negro schools
Of the District Of Columbia after a
competitive examination with 20
other cadets last week was Sheri-
dan Leary Christmas Perry. To-
year-Old senior AT Dunbar high
school.
Young Perry's name and ancestry
befit the military ability his success
in the examination demonstrates.
The Sheridan, while the name Of
one of the great Civil War generals,
came to him from his grand uncle.
Sheridan Leary, from whom he
got the first Of his middle names as
well The uncle was kelled in ac-
ton with John Brown at Harpers
Ferry.
The Christmas in his name comes
from his grandfather, Henry S.
Christmas. who was lieutenant in
the Spanish American War The
family name Perry. of course, sug-
gests the great Admiral Perry, a
legendary figure in American his
tory.
Cadet Col. Perry is the son of
DR.. and Mrs. John Sinclair Perry
of this city. He has a brother, John,
Jr, who is a flight instructor at
Tuskegee Air Fio'd.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Virgin Islands
Press Freedom
Was Discussed

WASHINGTON. - Freedom OF
the press in the Virgin Islands
was discussed in detail with vari-
Gus government officials. incluG-
ing B w, Thoron. director of Tee
ritorieS and Island Possessions OF
the Department of Interior in
Washington, Ashley l.. Totten. sec
retary-treasurer of the Brother
hood of Sleeping Car Porters
ALL, revealed this week
With Mr.. Totten were Max Del
son. national counsel of the Work
ers' Defense League. and Paul f
Joseph. editor OF the daily West
End News. published at Frederick
sted, ST. Croix. Virgin Islands.
The delegation discussed eco
homie and civil rights problems in
the Virgin Islands. with special
reference 10 the freedom Of the
press issue now being pressed
against Federal Judge Herman E.
Moore, who had sentenced Mr.. Jo-
seph to ten days in Jail for criti-
Ching an acquittal IN a murder
case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
PRESIDENT HAS.
GIFT GIVEN BY.
FARM WORKER
by HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON. d. C.-fNNPA)
A Negro farm worker from ia.
maica, Alvin 7 Marriott, last week
presented TO the President al the
White House bust Of the Com
mander-in-chief which had been
sculptured in his spare time while
working on tobacco farm in
Connecticut during the past two
months. The presentation was re-
ceived by Mai Gen Edwin NJ Wat
son on behalf OF the President.
The bust is a striking likeness
OF the President and shows the
work OF real artist. II stands
about two feet high with the base
and Is over-life size.
Marriott, who has been doing
sculpture work since he was ten
years old-he is now 30-ssid he
did a bust OF the President because
he believes Roosevelt has been a
very good leader. that he has been
good 10 the Jamaicans, and good
TO the Negro people.
The young sculptor has carved
portraits OF the late King George
V Of England. the Duke OF Wind
sor, Sir Samuel Herbert Wilson
and Sir Arthur Richards. both for
mer governors Of Jamaica.
Marriott is one Of the 10000 ia
malcans temporarily imported TO
the United States to help relieve
the alleged farm labor shortage in
this country. He has been here
for six months. He was accom-
panied to the White House by Sher-
man Briscoe. information special
list at the Department Of Agricul-
ture; Herbert Macdonald, liaison
officer OF the Jamaican government:
Brig. Gen Bruton, chief OF the
! office OF labor in the War Food
Administration; and William w
Harris. of the Caribbean Commits
sion in the State Department.
After the presentation ceremon-
les, Marriott was a guest Of the
Capital Press club al its weekly
! luncheon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Report On FEPC
CdsesAnnounced
By Malcolm Ross

WASHINGTON-The Presidents
Committee on Fair Employment
Practice docketed 285 new cases
involving charges of employment
discrimination because of race,
creed or national origin during the
month of September. 1914. and
closed 25l cases, Malcolm Ross.
FEPC chairman, announced today
Operational statistics for the
month. Mr.. Ross said. showed that
satisfactory adjustments Of com
plants. in proportion 10 the total
number of cases closed, increased
from 1874 per cent in August to 35.5
per cent in September.
The number of cases closed for
lack Of jurisdiction rose from 10 in
August to % in September. OF the
283 new cases, 240, or 85 per cent,
alleged discrimination contrary Ia
the Executive Orders because OF
race. slight decrease from the 1913
per cent for the preceding month.
Cases charging discrimination on
account Of creed increased from ii
in August TO % in September, and
allegations of discrimination be-
cause Of national origin jumped
from 8 in August to Il during Sep
TENDER
Alleged discrimination in hiring,
dismissal, or refusal to upgrade ac-
counted for 20l Of the 283 new cases.
Those charging unWarranted dis
missal-which are expected to re-
fleet the influence Of layoffs and
cutbacks on the Committees work
showed no noticeable increase,
however.
AS Of Oct. !. 1914. the Committee
had 2,l76 cases pending, an increase
OF Al over the total for Sept. l.
1914
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Two To Coast
For New Film
About Negroes
WASHINGTON, D. C-(NNPA)

WASHINGTON. D. C-(NNPA)
To help work out plans for the
forthcoming picture OF the Negro
soldier in combat. Truman Gibson,
Civilian Aide to the Secretary of
War and Maj. Homer Roberts.
chief OF the Negro News desk in
the Bureau of Public Relations al
the War Department, have gone to
HOLLYWOOD They left last week
Iaa new picture, for which
Carleton Moses. script writer for
the film Negro Soldier" went
overseas TO gather material. will
have as It's theme that the Amer
can Army is 4 team on which all
races, creeds and colors pariici pate
and have an important role Effort
was made TO have the scenes shot
overseas show how this teamwork
actually operates on the field of
battle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
SEEK FEDERAL
A C TIV|TY IN
MASS ARRESTS

WASHINGTON. DC. tNNPA)-
The need for federal action is be-
ing put before the Department Of
Justice in the wholesale arrest Of
40 Negro workers for vagrancy in
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. who were
fined without trials, in what the
Workers Defense League has
termed part OF general attempt
to have Negroes continue working
at the same mental tasks they had
before the war" The request for
federal action is being made by
Rev. Aron S. Gilmartin, national
chairman Of the WDL.
Dissatisfaction has been expressed
by the League TO Gov. Spessard l..
Holland who advised the group that
his investigation of charges against
Sheriff Walter r. Clark OF Brow
ard County and his deputies does
not disclose any facts which would
justify the suspension Of the
sheriff" as requested.
In a letter to the governor, Mr.
Gilmartin declared. I'VE do not sec
how you can consider your inves-
tlgatlon OF our charges complete.
We are amazed that your investiga-
tor did not ask for copies of four
teen affidavits of arrested persons,
secured by our investigator. which
we offered tn you on request
The letter expressed further
amazement that the county prose-
cutor was chosen as the governors
investigator. II pointed out that
the governors statement that he
had inspected the court records
would seem TO indicate that such
records were falsified since the ar
rested Negroes were never brought
before the courts. The fines and
even court costs. according TO the
WDL. were imposed by the sheriff'S
office.
The WDL is urging the federal
government TO act and to lndict the
guilty persons.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Wore Fake Badge,
Gets Jail Term

A young man who wanted To be
recognized as police officer So
much he bought a cheap. tin badge
and passed himself off as an officer
was sentenced 70 serve six months
- one year in Detroit House of
Correction last week by Recorders
Judge John j. Maher
He is Ralph Taylor, %. no home
address sentenced for impersonat-
ing police officer on the complaint
OF Mile Fitch of rs Sproat street
Police say that Taylor had pur-
chased the fake" badge for three
dollars
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Refuse Warrant
Against Barlunr
Hotel Manager

A warrant for violation of the
Civil Rights Act was asked by
Gloster b. Current, executive sec
rotary Of the NAACP, Oct. 81
against Mr.. McKinnon. manager
OF Barlum hotel. On Monday, Oct.
80 il was reported that the war
rant was refused by the prosecu-
tors Office charging no refusal Of
admittance.
Mrs. Clista Marguerite Harring-
ton charges that she was forced to
ride the freight elevator when she
went TO visit the wife of Frederic
Downs, who plays the part Of
Montana in "Othello" during their
stay at the Barlum hotel last week
Mrs. Harrington stated that on
Oct. - she went 10 the hotel and
told the NAACP that she had to
rde the back elevator IN order to
visit the Harringtons because of
the action Of the hotel manager,
Mr. McKinuon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Three Women In
Suicide Attempt

Three young women attempted
suicide here last week. according
10 police. after they had misunder-
standings with their families and
were treated al local hospitals.
They were identified as Cora
Williams. "a. of l348 Mack avenue
VINO repeatedly drank rubbing al
cohol following an argument with
her nus band who wanted her 10
take medical examination al a
hospital Willie May Wilson. %. Of
1892 Nor,hlaWn, whom police say
left note saying she would be
dead. after she had complained Of
having pains IN her body and Sue
Afford, "a. Of 1895 Cauifi who re-
portedly took iodine following an
argument with her husband
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Hospital Nurse
Cuts Young Girl

Police say that a 27-year-old Of
Ace girl al Parkside hospital was
injured last week following an al
tercaton between her and nurse
over the reading OF chart at the
medical institution
Ii was disclosed that Sue Smith
q, Of $50 Elizabeth street, employed
by the hospital was cut with a
scalpel by nurse, Loretta Fuller,
age and address unknown.
According to police records the
alteration took place in the hos
pital at approximately $3.50 a, IN.
on October 80
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
TO SELL XMAS SEALS

Setting = goal for sale of 81 200
worth Of NAACP Christmas seals,
Mrs Ruby Mailing. NAACP seal
chairman. rallied NAACP workers
and business people around the
sale 4 NAACP soldier seals this
veal Seals are available al the
NAACP office, 606 f Vernon high
way.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11

Colored farmers in several areas
are studying improved storage
methods for such products as sweet
potatoes. canned fruits and vege-
tables, peas, beans and eggs The
studies are being carried on
through field meetings and demon
Stration.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11

WASHINGTON, D C-B.ak. Tor
the determined DoGThDoNs Of
the 4lS Infantry DIVISION. vas a
battle Cor bloody coral beach
and hundreds OF almost impre gna-
BILE caves in which fanstlcal Jap
Anese were barrlcaded FOR months
A clear picture Of the Biak OPP
Grafton was gwen by Technlcian
Third Grade LleWellyn Gdrou,t
20. Of 62l West Birch street Wal