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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

UNIFORMS, two, new, size 80. officer S
dress uniforms two new Army dress shirts,
size f4l2; one new officers Army cap; none
OF above ever worn. Call any time Sunday.
UNIvERsAL ENCYcoLoPEDtA of 10 vol
ums; only $3.50. Do not send money. Box
VACUUM CLEANER, Air-way. good condi-
ton FIR 3U39 Sun. or ewes.
VANITY, living room suite, rowing ma
chine, small pool table, trains with track,
ETector set, small desk with chair doll
VANITY. b, = oak, . @s-in mirror: crib and
tweed coat, fur collar; fur coat, beaver;
Parkwood st, Cottage city Nd
VEGETABLE CASE, Hussmann, latest style
open refrigerated Self-seryice. l #. long,
perfectly and maintain 40-degree tcmpera- :
tyre. s s l. Price. HusSmann distributor
VIOLIN, e Size. e. with bow; W si4. Call ME.
VIRGINIA soFA-solia NAH frame,
ave. Takoma PIX, Nd. 's' ''
WARDRoBE, WA, Orc s.. wq9asn mahogany or wal
ss MAnh anfiaaa roceer % $50 e TR' s5 5655. CLOCK
WASHING s5d MACHINE "a apt size, a-sheet ca
WASH WasHN MacHISE VA III 'sfa sefy excellent
WASH WAs1NG os MAcnNE GS SIS S'af treadle sewing
So it, esS si56 F09 g. 60 I auo fe' eee
t5ic range, $3.50; R &C. G. A. radio $50; elec,
and expansion band: extraordinary value,
SSs 5ftaf for 500 ndoFst DH 5SIs sso ,aoxs
ah'Ro ah9e GOLD ~fst s55 escn esch % Wo 754f M 1915
SEsHfITlas WaHfF erEctLsron. i Thrush. 2,ineh,
WATER HEATER. electric. automatic. in
ORIGINAL crate. Block Salvage Co, 3o56
#ATER y + E" HHhrEk Il H. elsstrio Wy sYtors:ls
after a, Tr sqn,dsEg DAY or Monday +,. r0,,r
Guaranteed; Will install. John g. Web,
steTs plumbing. pIneng 627 F st. NV MA. 4l6S
WELDER Hobart), 300 amp, remote con-
troll. JOS. Smith g. Sons, 36l9 Benning
WI 1wyiHEEEs1iBARnows, Eel $3.50: used, good con-
Hssa 5GE ss9srac.oE Gf eSns
WRIST. CHRoNoGRAPH, i7-jeweIed Gal
let, 2-button stopwatch, excellent condi-
ton, 500. Ronald Streets, DU. 9645 after
WRIST WATCH, waltham; mans white
sapphire ring; bicycle. Tel ia. s75l.
is YOUR OFFICE hot in the summer? Are
those windows exposed to the sun rays?
sun-screen will keep out so to
$50 of the solar heat rays and eliminate
glare without the loss of the much-needed
free fise' estimate cai Air " Comfort Corp. Ho
~NN-- ~---
/ REPEATING WINCHESTER shotgun, good
as new 80 cartridges; l good violin, bow
and case; 1 pickup truck with steel bed
trade for good car, can be. seen any day,
Center St. Mansfield, Va. J. E. Bastic.
STOP PAYING RENT-Build! Own! No
priorities! Build your own home now
with new plastic material. Free details.
Plastic Homes" Box S72, Wilmington,
Calf.
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS, studio living
Westchester Apis, Apt. 432-R.
CAMERA; Eastman Cine, Kodak, protector,
BLACK PERSIAN PAW, size 1918; three
months old: sacrifice: party moving South.
Call Dupont 0116.
i STUDIo Couch, Q living room chairs.
l 9x12 rug, 2 9x12 linoleum rugs, 3 floor
lamps, table lamp, assorted dishes. Call
after To- Phone OR. 4S13.
BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Officially approved by school authori-
ties; recognized leader for modern school,
home use. 1914 edition. DU. 1923.
ENCYCLOPEDIA-WO BOOK.
Be sure to get an encyclopedia officially
approved by your school authorities if in
tended for student use, all grades. DU.
Evening star., 1944-03-12

Nothing better Your neighbor says so
and 50 Will you when you have tried ton
OF this super richly fertiliZed and finely
ground black humus Makes poor soils
good and good soils better. Acts quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass,
ideal plant food you have long been looking
for SIS ton. delivered FERTIL MOSS
shredded and fertllized, splendid for mulch
ing and feeding all types OF shrubbery ard
grass. 20 bushels delivered, SO. Lawns
seeded, repaired or reiuvenated. Beautiful
specimen evergreens, Towering shrubs, fruit
and shade trees, myrtle and English ivy.
the best ground cover, fine for shady spots
and banks requires no care; Colortul flag
ponds. outdoor fireplace, drainage, mulch
ing, spraying, pruning. transplanting. Free
estimates Lincoln 4225. ~
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COCKER SPANIEIS.
FARM 6 GARDEN.

COW MANURE, sifted: fine for roses
lawns, shrubbsry. potting' cts cts 75c bu.'
wRSrRDnFarm N fn, FARM tractor @ prefer John
Deere, small type, L. with EQUIP; write
details. A. C. Palmer, s W. 18th, Fred
PANSY PLANTS. 40c dox; 80 hundred
Boxwood plants, rosebushes, shrubs, etc.
SH. 1864. l07 Baltimore ave, TAX. PIX
VICTORY GARDEN FLOWING New equip
ment prepares any size lot, NV. and Md.
sab9s s4aRk frees fR T BEAm 9o23 FRUIT years
er than ordinary varieties; you can now
have luscious lumbo-slze fruits, tree-rlpen-
ed. freshly picked'' for the table nS or mar
2399 for Stark Bros. Nurseries or write
Howard Downey, Washington ., D. c.
36-inch blade for .usee on large lawns; per;
feet condition, Sl75. Executive s274
Tor soIL and filling in dirt, wen-rotted
'f-io / HIN. DOUBLE BOTTOM tractor Pa tor plow;
l 2-horse Bemis tobacco planter; l No.
koSG OF %2ShA sHAkox 10 D it, nh hish lSc
bushes all sizes; also spirea; also pullets
W. L. Hammerly, Hillmead, Bowie P. o.,
GARDEN pLowING-Have your Victory
Chestnut 916O ewes. and Sunday.
FLOWING, ground made ready for plant
LANDSCAPE sERyICE-Pruning, planting,
transplanting. sodding, lawns made, reno
waited. tree work, flagStone walks w C.
Walker, 92 Sudbury rd.. Silver Spring, Md.
SH. 1890.
FOR SALE-One 2-horse mower; / corn
planter ! springtooth harrow. Call Rock
Vile 53 after s pm.
Call Rockville So after pm.
BOOKLET, How to Plant" This PAM
phlet contains complete information inval-
liable to the Victory gardener. 1t is sent
absolutely free to introduce our new
GARDEN SHOP, which carries a complete
stock of planting material. Send us postal
for your copy today. Hechinger Co, 18th
and SITS. ne, Washington >, d c.
STARK DWARF FRUIT TREES.
For small gardens Teyoutionize home fruit
growing, Supply limited. reserve yours to-
day Call Lincoln 1899 or write Howard
DnMneY. MAshingtnn -. d C
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l.50O CHICKENS for sale, large selection
N. H. Red pulletS,. 81 each; N. H Red hens
and pulletS now laying, Eggs, 39c dozen;
chicken manure; soc bushel. C. Phieger.
80 NEW HAMPSHIRE RoP, blood tested
choice. 81 - each. Falls Church SSl-W-l
3 BULLETS, all laying, SD. Chestnut
ELECTRIC BATTERY BRooDER, used one
season: D units; old glass-tront corn crib
Mrs. E; Ricketts,, oakdale Apts, Glen
PULLETs, SO White Leghorns, laying;
owner o,T 2 @ tTansferred Inquire at WA, 45OS,
ibd5SF EbLESFKIc REC oIiA BATTERY TROOPERS
fth BABY s. 6ErcKs@B,d5s sf Kssh % c tested Rocks
REDS " les 5000 S'p per Too Too specSi ga as
per 100 Ship cod. London Poultry,
PuLLETS, 80, Barred Rock, laying Leo
i Brn4h Clint9ns rtHs Md Nd Clinton 4G-W
W3i,te y., i;sii iIegihornS; & Q, p male. Ais9o
Henry, S90l Allentown rd1 Washneton
cocKERELs, Barred Rock. individually
wing banded with r. o. p. records, ap-
proved ready for breeding pens. Ayrlawn
BABY chicks COD, from blood-tested
Preeders gnsexgdi Barrsa ROCKS, r Rhods g H
3Sane crosses E?ds S. "5te 3d. R5Gk 100 IS @
Minorca cockerels make heavy fryers, so.
81 ID; 100. S2,e5. BTOOkVieW Poultry
Farms, Box 1886 Trenton, N. J.
B!ANTAMs-Jsap Ssilkiee$ pure;,bTed hens,
LEG ROCK CHICKS. The cross between
Leghurn and White Rocks. produce excel
lent heavy fryers; so, S2.25; 100, S3.95;
c. Q, D; immediate shipment; started
chicks and pulets all ages. Free catalog
Kraft's Farms y Hatchery. Morrisville Pa,
4. 5. APPROVED CHICKS blood tested,
under the supervision OF the University of
Nd New Hampshires, R I, Reds, B.
Rocks w Rocks, and large type legh0rns,
Sl4 per hundred These chicks are from
the best selected flocks OF Montgomery
Co. Md White Turkey PoultS GoSiings
and Duck!lne5. Prattts feed and James
l. F. Beach Hatchery, Norbeck, Nd,
Ashton 4l33. For d. c. and Southern
Md section call AT 5794 for delivery.
BABY CHICKS and started chicks, from
blood tested stock, Ralph D. Lindsey,
ColesvIlle. Md, Silver Spring 039S.
BABY CHICKS, iced and poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc. 619 K St NV
NE O0Sg
TO your specilca tions. No money down,
] year to pay. Annandale Poultry Farm,
Gil. s606.
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VENETIAN BLINDS
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saXophone wanted. State
price: Box 3S-D, Star.
ADDING MACHS.. Gale, typewr., all kinds
Sun and ewes, co. 4625. Wk., DI 1872.
ALARM CLOCK WANTED, in good condi-
ton, Big or BABY preferred. De-
AUToGRAPHED LETTERS, stamp eollec-
tons, COINS, metals. gold and silver bought.
baBY haRIy ib0P B9rLR sTERzER h II M vi With h wire
rack; quilted lining Tor basslnet. Please
BAND INSTRuMENTS|w buy used band
instruments and give you spot cash. Bring
them 70 1912 7th St. nv AFthgr t5a Jordan
BI9R G9 9h2 6ng th fne NA room a4 furniture
contents OF apts. or homes, a cnce;;- We do
moving carefully; storage. IA. 1887.
large SIZE, very light. good condition. Box
B0oKS@Highest prices paid for good
DI 5OO7 open Sundays and evenings.
BooKS-Best prices. small or large lots.
Bring IN, or phone Me 1876 STORAGE Book
cashi fFade e ~ Brennsr % 945 Penna ave
CHURCH fEWS, new or used, Tor country
knowing OF such please phone Fairfax,
r. F. D. 3, Box 353, Alexandria. va. IA
CLOTHES WRINGER, stationary tub
CLoTHING-Highestp prices paid for men $
used cloethins Bermans. l122 II, st. NV.
CLoTHING--Hishest prices paid for mems
lwomen's and children,s used clothing and
shoes. Morris Clothing Store. ri 1th
s.. S.w. Ex. l7d5 VIII call. 49,
CEOTHiSG-Better prices paid for men
used clothing Harry's, 1888 9TH st. NV
DI, 676g. Open ewes. VIII call.
CONS, American foreign, old gold, silver
aantiaues, cameras; highest orlces paid
CRIB, childs, Must be in good condi-
ton ana reasonable EN-. 1891
DESK, Gov, Winthrop, walnut: alsc
sectional bookcase walnut, Bell, WIS
ELECTRIc IRON wanted, heavy-weight
Cail EM. J3uA
ELECrRic RANGE. late model. in exchange
ior = gas ranges. / nearly new, wood ol
traSA burner attached WA 6u2l.
ELECTniC WATER HEATER, household
film PROTECTOR WANTED. 16,mm
1908 4 81 II W Wash, l, D c. l9s
length must be in fine condition. Call
CH 05ls between > and 6 pn.
FUR NECKPIECE, silver fox, single or
double must be best quality and good
condition; reasonable price. AT, 7le0.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
PIANOS.

Highest cash price paid for grand, spinet,
small upright models Get our appraisal
before You sell Write or phone
HUGO WORCH,
111n q W Ma dhon
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POULTRY 3 Eggs tcont.) .

FOR SALE = Started New Hampshire
chicks. weeks old. Call Falls Church
PULLETS, so, New Hampshire, now laying:
s. 30 each. Shepherd 4507. Silver
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ROSEIS
FRUIT TREES,

Roses. locally grown, many varieties
climbers and bush
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WONDERGPO

Grapevines, berry bushes and garden roots
WdShinGton'S largest grower of food plants
Visit our nursery at TySonS Corner OF
Route 7 TO LeeSburg Open all day Sunday
MEREDITH CAPPER. FALLS CHI. 1917.
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:.
Lady's solitaire, ! ct, $50; mans soli-
taire, "a Ct, S175; mans solitaire, 2h
ct. S275; lady's. fine color 1A CT,
solitaire, 2A Ct, 1915; lady's blue white,
2K CT, S475:. lady's fine color, 3 CT, $3.50;
mans yg solitaire, Ct, $1,000.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT.
Counters, stools. cash register, desk,
sandwich unit. large coffee outfit, metal
dish cans, stainless steel silver boxes. ex-
haust system, Neon signs, metal table.
ME. 6725. 30a
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
2-piece living room suite, re-upholstered
to lock like new, S52. Latest patterns and
new insides included. Best workmanship
swiss UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
2423 18th st. NV Adams 0761.
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RESTAURANT REQUIREMENT.,
STEERING
HOLLYWOOD BED.

Inner-spring mattress all-wool blanket,
sateen comfort, practically new. complete,
$4,000: no dealers 404 A st. Sc. IL
am till 4 pm. Call FIR. 6S34 for ap-
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FIG TREES,

Bearing size $500; smaller, $500. de-
hVered
MEREDITH CAPPER, FALLS CHI. 1917. =
SHADE TREES,
Large assortment in all sizes. Priced
from 81 up. Also everereens, shrubs and
greenhouse plants, Nursery open all day
Sunday
MEREDITH CAPPER, FALLS CHI. 1917. 1.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD FOR SALE. any length, reasonable
price prompt delivery. j. L. Shockey,
ANDIR0NS, fire tools, screens and all fire.
place goods. repaired and refinished. D L.
Bromwell, 523 18th st. NV. ME. 1l34.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned, $50
cord. delivered in NV. WASHINGTON only;
also COW manure, well rotted, guaranteed
finest quality. CHI. 3I41.
OAK fireplace and stove wood delivered.
Price. SIS cord. ]. S. Carper, Mclean.
Va. Elmwood 37l
CORDWOOD, 200 cords, 100 oak and 100
pine, Charles B. Ellicott Fairfax, Va
Phone 20S-W between 9 and 6.
FIREWOoD that is well seasoned, split and
ready to burn. Call evenings Woodley 6l46.
12-
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 1869, Evenings. DU. 1850. 14t
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SPECIAL.

Cord seasoned high per cent hardwood
or 1909 heavy oak slabs SIS. four
bushels dry pine kindling free: immediate
delivery. Lincoln 1925. -.
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
STEEL BLINDS-NO RUST OR CHIP.
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
1908 14th st. NV. Phone AID. 4333-434.
WE HAVE ON HAND THE FOLLOWING
surplus equipment, which can be bought
at good prices for quick action:
3 Open Display Refrigerated Cases.
l Self-Service Dairy Box.
] walk-in refrigerated box, together with
compressors, motor and all necessary
eQulDment.
Country Garden Market,
Evening star., 1944-03-12

BOXERS.
Pups you will be proud to own and
exhibit. MA. 7043, AL. 0805. IA.
COLLIE PUPPIES, pedigreed, beautifully
marked. Mrs. E. c. Phillips. Telephone
Waldorf (Md.) 1891.
STUD SERVICE-Cocker spaniel, gorgeous
Jet black; male English bulls, 9 out
Standing males; reg. A. K. c. 423 9th
ST. S.w. DI. 2175.
CHOW, S25: WIRE-HAIRS, S30-S40.
PERSIAN TABBY CAT: FE BRED SO.
Wire-haired dachshund fe. $50; fox, $40.
CHOW PUPS
With personality; black and reds 6 weeks
old; also gorgeous young black male chow;
show type, angelic disposition. Al Adams
NV
COCKER SPANIELS,
Blacks and particolors, from my CHAMPION
ship stock. DR.. C. r. Davis, College Park,
Md, WA. 6994.
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS
Most beautiful animal cemetery IN the
East. nationally known; visitors always
Welcome Call Kensington 152-M
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TWO THOROUGHBREDS.
Chestnut mare, 10 yrs. by Lofty out of
Basalt; Upsetting. 5 yrs, by Wave On out
OF Prismatic by Man o. War; ready to go
in training; 6-yr lead pony and tack.
Falls Church 2546-W or CH. s759
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(Oontlnusd on Nsxt tses3
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POULTRY G EGGS.

NAVAL ARCHITECTS.
Sales-SurVeyorS- Appra iSa aIS-InSurance
-S04 18th st. NV. Phone RE. 1854
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

ENCYCLOPEDlA-W BOOK.
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tended for student use, all grades. DU.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
|In|ls

A young war worker who re-
portedly spurned the love Of her
37-year-oid' husband. also a defense
worker. was stabbed TO death this
week following marital misunder-
standing between the estranged
couple. so police disclosed.
The young wife. Mrs. Leora B.
Gipson. an employee OF the Chrys-
Ter plant. was pronounced dead on
admission to Receiving hospital. She
had been stabbed several times in
the chest and back.
Ralph Gipson. also employed at
the above defense plant and living
at 72i Chene street. was held for
questioning by police who stated he
was wiping blood of bis wife's
glasses when they arrested him at
his home a short time after the
fatal alteration.
She Spurned His Love
Police disclosed that the Gipsons
had been separated for short
time. They met last week while at
work and went on a shopping trip
together and were on their way
down Beaubien street TO catch a bus
when an argument arose.
According TO police. Ralph asked
his wife to return to him. She re-
fused and repeatedly said she did
not want him back Police say the
accused murderer told them his
wife reached into her purse. got a
bone handled knife. saying I'm
going to end this ness
Ralph took the knife from her
and stabbed her in the chest and
back. inflictinE fatal wounds, She
died a short time later.
witness Fatal Few
Mr., and Mrs John Marino told
police they were driving down
Beaubien street when they heard a
woman scream and saw a man,
armed with . knife. stab the
woman.
Police were called to the scene
They went 10 Ralph's home where
they arrested him. Police said that
four dollars in money. social
security card and other sundrieS
belonging 10 Mrs GIBSON had been
found on, the husband when he was
held for questioning.
Lieutenant Edward Wurm and
Sergeant Leslie Ciddings are in
vestiEsting the murder.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

A sweeping investigation to de-
termine the responsibility underly-
ing the terrific explosion which
swept the u. S. Feather and Downs
company. foot of Leib street, last
Wednesday, was launched by police
and FBI investigators this week
The explosion. which practically
destroyed the building. caused the
death of two persons: Mrs. Ella
Rhodes, 80, OF 1850 Clinton street.
and Frank Weller. So, 9703 Green
berer street assistant superintend-
ent OF the sewer maintenance di-
vision Of the Department Of Public
Works.
Killed Instantly
Weller was killed instantly. while
Mrs. Rhodes, suffering from fourth
degree burns Of the face. arms and
legs. was taken TO Receiving hos
pitsl where she died two days later.
The injured are: Mrs. Cameron
Lawrence. -. OF 626 Garfield, back
and head wounds: Precious Ray. 81,
of 26il Clinton. leg burp; Miss Jessie
Beck. 46, i440 Chene: Willie Mae
Galloway. 80. 26ls Clinton. head
burns; Sarah Turner. IS. white. Of
1851 Maybury Grand. arm burns;
Mary Takito. Il. white. OF lS4ll In
diana. cuts on face and hands:
Adrienne Stamper. IS. white. of 1850
Abbott. facial burns: and Irving
Goodman. IS, 1851 Richton. owner
Of the plant. burns on race, hands
and shoulder
Mrs. Jessie Beck. supervisor Of
the women employees of the plant
stated TO the press that her boss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
MIXED COUPLE
ousTED BY 0P'A
CHIEFS IN n. Y.
BY HARRY McALPN

WASHINGTON. d. C.-CNNPA,
Overriding its area and regional
offices in New York. the natior al
office Of the Office OF Price Admin
istration this week issued a certifi-
cate authorizing the eviction OF q
mixed couple-a white husband, a
colored wife and l0-year-old SON. =
from q white" apartment on the
edSe OF Harlem. In effect. the peace
ful couple was declared a nuisance"
BY the OPA.
Mr. and Mrs Larry williams. who
1--we at So w. i06th street. in New
York City. have been ordered to
movs by June l. They are classed
as undesirable" tenants by the
OPA ruling.
The NNPA has learned that the
ruling is not the mistake" Of any
lesser official in the OPA. For two
DAYS prior to issuing the ruling.
Administrators Chester Bowles and
Robert r. r. Brooks. one OF his
assistants, tore their hair over the
problem. They were advised by
their enforcement attorneys-who
maintain the action as takea was
necessary under the law. There is
legal precedent TO the contrary In
New York. however.
Mr.. and Mrs. williams have been
living in the apartment for almost
a year, Previous efforts 10 put thcm
out have been rebuffed by the urea
and regional Offices OF the OpA.
which refused TO issue certif -.
The case was then carried nc
national Office OF the OPA -
building rental agents
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Marian Anderson
HOnOred In NY.

Marian Anderson was honored
last week at a reception sponsored
BY the thester division OF the River
dale Children's association. Many
prominent persons in the artistic
world attended the affair al the
home Of Mrs. Dorothy S. Norman.
Duke Ellington and Katherine
Cornell were co-ehairmen OF the
sponsoring committee which pre-
sented Miss Anderson a manuscript
OF Handers Samson" Jose Farrer
and Elsa Maxwell were among those
who paid tribute to the honoree.
Guests included Billie Burke. Roi
0ttlev. Dean Dixon. Marva Louis,
Or. Bruno Walter. Conrad Nagei.
and Dorothy Thompson
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Take Your Chance
For Musical Success

Here is a chance OF a lifetime
to realize your ambition!
Marian Anderson, Paul Robe
son and Lena Horne were un-
known once in the field OF music
They too wanted a chance to
show the world what they could
do. They got their chance and
made good.
Here is your chance. The
Michigan Chronicle is conducting
q statewide search 10 find Michi-
gsn's most promising singer to
represent IL at the mammoth
CHICAGO Musical Festival. July 8.
The contest is open 10 any ANA
teur between the ages Of l6 and
20. Fill out the application blank
which is found in this issue and
mail il today TO The Michigan
Chronicle. For further informa-
ton call Temple Lasts or Trim
ity l-7674.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

A cloak. room deal made between
poll-tsx Senator's and Tory Repub-
licans who constitute an "unholy
alliance. In the United States Con-
gress was blamed for the quick
collapse OF the fight to enact the
anti poll tax legislation before the
Senate last Monday.
The anti-poll tax bill was made
TO hinge on q vote Of cloture which
II Il had won would have prevented
a filibuster by southern Senators.
The reluctance Of many Senators
to vote for cloture was exploited
by the poll-tax crowd and although
q Senate majority is believed to
favor passage OF the bill, the meas
ure was side-tracked in order to
fcreytall q filibuster with which
the poll-taxers had threatened the
Senate.
Seventeen Democrats, ID Republic
cans including Senators Vanden-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
CI6tire Is b efeatedB by
Two Party Agreement

berg and Ferguson OF Michigan. and
Senator La Toilette Of Wisconsin
voted to invoke cloture but 81
Democrats and Is Republicans
killed the bill by voting against
cloture. While cloture was defeated
"A 10 IS. another vote on a motion
TO consider other legislation won
out IL TO IS. The entire farce was
Unanswered by Majority Leader
ALDEN Barley of Kentucky.
DESPITE the action by the Senate
the Committee to Abolish the Poll
Tax is determined TO renew its
fight to get a federal snti-poll tax
law. Although the bill has been
shelved II was predicted that the
bill will come up again after the
elections.
Here is the roll call on invoking
cloture:
FOR THE PETITION (3s)
DEMOCRATS - Barley. Clark
tMo); Downey. Green. Guffey,
Jackson. Johnson tColo): Kilgore,
Lucas. Maloney. Mead, Murdoch,
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Committee honoss
Series Speakers

The Health and Nutrition commit
tee OF the Detroit Association of
Women's Clubs will close this sss-
sons Public Assembly Series with
Social Assembly and Recsptioa
Wednesday. Mar ~ ct . p N. 81 the
club house.
The speakers and participants Of
the monthly assemblies which have
been held from January through
April will be honored guess on
this occasion In recognition OF their
untiring efforts 10 make the TALKS.
movies. Demonstration. etc. 70 sue
cessfuf and In appreciation u thslS
cooperstion.