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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-06-01
at his home.

at his home.
Mrs. Ray Little honored Mrs
Howard Little at shower last
week. After the honoree had
opened the gifts, delicious refresh
ments were served. Several
guests were present.
Mrs. James Vannoy and daugh-
ter, Aleen, have returned home,
after spending a few days with
Mr.. Vannoy's parents, at Oval.
Mr.. Elmer Ham has returned
home, after spending sometime in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. G. F. Hart, of West Virginia,
is visiting his family this week.
Mrs. Avery Miller, Miss Retha
Hart, Miss Leva Wiles, Miss BLY,
Wlles, and Miss Clarice Wiles, left
last week for Marion, Va, where
they are employed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-06-01

be no concern of hers. Her job is
to look after the place for u.s."
Cherry rose abruptly to her
feet. She couldn't bear the cold
way he was disposing of it all.
She walked swiftly back through
the garden, thinking how lovely
it all looked today. The cottage
had never seemed so much her
home.
Ito Be Continued)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-06-01
Husk News

Bill Davis, formerly of Husk,
who is now in service, visited here
last week. He has just returned
from two years overseas.
Mr.. Clarence Graham, who has
been i'll, is now improving.
Herman Osborne, of the Army,
who has returned from two years
overseas, is spending furlough
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
By UNITED PRESS

Powerful service eleEenS led West
Coast football squads ii last week
ends gridiron battles with the
thriller OF the week being staged
IN San Francisco where Major Paul
Schisslers Fourth Air Force Fliers
played 20 a 1920 tie with the Ala
media Coast Guard Sea Lions,
The other top service club Of the
west. the Flying Marines from El
Toro. managed after considerable
effort to defeat the san Diego
Naval Training Station Go which
the week before had won from
UCLA.
The Fliers. studded with a half
dozen All-Americans and college
stars from all over the country,
pushed the Sea Lions off their feet
during the frs. few minutes OF
play. But after Woody Srote, Negro
end from UCLA. snatched one of
Al-American Jack Jacobs passes
ana raced So yards across the goal
line. the Sea Lions snapped out Of
it 20 finish strong on the Fliers'
five yard stripe
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
C.a!exiCo to Meet
{. {. Squad on
Cenirai's S Grounds

Ell Centro and CaleXicO High
school varsity football teams, both
winners in the Valley seasons
initial dash last Friday night, meet
this Friday night on Fl Centre field.
At. the same hour, 3, the defeated
Imperial squad meets Brawley at
Imperial. It will be BraWley's first
season game.
CaleXicans come into the second
tilt from a clean-eut victCrV won
by the aerial route and marked by
flashy and speedy going. The score
was decisive, q to 0. FL Centrans
had a 7-to-0 tally over HoItvllle N
the initial go. but the match lacked
the snap and headiness Of the Cal
eXico-Imperial game.
Brawley will tackle the Imperial
boys with a background Of the his
toric victory Friday night ever
Yuma, was ever recorded. Holtville
rests Friday night.
With one game Of the season
chalked up, all players credit 1t to
experience and this Friday night
will see more seasoned as we'll as
better thought-out strategy, con-
testing coaches declare.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
To Feel Young
You re Not Too Old

This is message for men who have
known life but no longer fnd u thrilling
because Of the lack Of certain yitamire
and hprmones Tfomonc. recent medical
discovery combining yiia@ias and ho--
moHcs may multiply the YIN and vitality
enjoyment Nou onrc knew. Your whole ap-
yroach. your whole attitude toward lfe
may improve when you begin % use
Trofnone Now il may be possible for mid
die aged men 10 again eniOy The same
spirit vitality and pleasures that made
their youth thing 20 remember Added
years may not subtract from your pleas
ures when you use TrOmorc. the new
medical formula combining yitamins and
narmUnrg Follow directions on label
fromonr fOr sale BY Valley Drug Co,
SOL Main. Phone %.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
ELEVEN KILLED IN CRASH
OE BOMBER IN NEW MEXICO

, ALAMOGORDO. N. M, Oct. 16
CUPp-Seven officers and four en-
listed men 6ied in the crash of a
foua-eGgined bomber from the Ala
mogordo Army air base. while three
other crew members escaped unin-
iured, Colonel T. c. Wriston. COM
manding officer of the base, an
EOunc6d Monday.
Tne plane was on a combat train
irg flight and the accident hap
pence one mile south of the air
field at six O'Clock Sunday night.
Those killed included: Second
Lieutenant William l.. Wagner, Los
Angeles; Second Lieutenant Sal
vador j. Martinez, Los Angeles;
Sergeant Thodore T. Powell, Fuller
ton, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
L. A. PRODUCE

Los Angeles Oct Is. up
AVocadoS Steady. Per pOunGs NahalS,
best $50. lt2amnaS. @ti--NC. ordinary. Id
15c. AnaheimS. 2S-30c. seedlings. 2u-25C
RyanS and Fucries, 5o-&'c. D.ehinsonS
2O-25c
Beans: Firm. PEI pound: Heniuckys,
best 1O-l2.lC; fair IS. ordinary. 4-5C.
yellow WaX, S-lOC: fair. 6C. blaCkeNCS.
Csc; ordinary &c. Blue Lakes. -. iair.
5-6c. LimaS. bush. le-l2c, falr. 9cs Car
Tnteria pole. 1910
Bunched vegetables: Steady Per crate.
heets, 2's-3 dozen, 1.75-2uQ, chard. 5
dozen. 25-1.4O: green onions. : dozen.
: sos 90. ordinary zoos 80, leekS. =
dozen, 2.25. mustard. dozen. l.50-l.I5.
parsley. dozen. 1.25-l.5o. radiShes.
Seal Beach. 40; spinach. dozen, 10
OC. far. 25-l 80, turnipS. "a dozen.
1852 90, fair l-5u-
Carrots. steady: p dozen. best, 1.5C,
Is. fair y. iced crates Santa Maria.
IS dozen. 3.5O-39u. : dozen. . OO-3. 30.
local. 5O-pound. l SOLID.
Cabbage; Weaker. Cannonball crates
2.75-3O0: fair. LOO 81: crates, SEQ
Celery. Steady: local Pascal pop in.
crates. 175-a2 -: fair. 80. Santa Maria
S;urdee crates, 3Oo-3.25.
Cucumbers: Steady Per pound. SIC.
Eggplant: Firm; per pound, S-loc; ordi-
Figs: Weaker. Per pound: Brunswlcks,
lO-12c. fair. 7-Sc: Kadotas. player fats,
] SOL. -: l layer. 1.oO-l25.
Grapes: Firm. Per pound: Coneords and
IsabellaS. 6-lOc; fair. Sc, MuScats. l0c;
TokayS, 10-11c; Malagas and Ribiers l0c,
Escondido Muscats. 11-l2c; black juice.
1000 per ton.
onions: Steady; street sales 5o-pound
sacks Spanish. S5c-1.oD. fair. 75e; reds.
OO-l *. fair. 75c, Italian reds. IL !
! 50. lugS. SO. White Globes, 5o-pound
sacks. ST. 90. No. =, 75C-l 90. boilers,
200. No. 2s, 75c-10O. boilers. white
Globes 250-2.75
PEPPERS. Stronger. Bells. 9-11c. fair,
Sc. poor. 3-5c; greer chill, 10-12c; ordi-
nary &C: yellow chill. 12-l5c; fair. S-10C.
Squash: Stronger. White summer lugs.
/ 25-1 80: No. 2s. soc; flats. 1.25-l.50,
Imperial crates. l.5O-1.75; fair rs; Ital-
ian. 1.00-l p; No. 2s. 25-5OC; Imperial
crates. l.G0-l p: fair. 75C; yellow crook
neck lugs 1.25-1.75 ordinary. T5c-l 0u;
banana. per pound. 2l4 -2l.c; Hubbard.
SC; Table Queen lugs. best, 1.25; fair. 100.
Tomatoes: Firm. LugS. mos 10 oNbs.
best. 2.O0-25O; fair. 1.5O-175; ordinary.
l25: 6N6s. 15O-1.75; fair, 1.25; SKIS,
25-l.5O. Santa Maria 5N5S and 5N6s,
=. 25-2 50: 6x6s. 1852 90: san Luis Obispo
5x5s and 5X6s. ,. 25-2.7 75; 6N6S. 1.T5-2. %;
Lomtoc 5x5s and 5N6s. , layer 4X5s to
5x6s , 90; 6X7S 1.50; Santa Barbara >
layer 4X5s and 5N6s. 2.Oo-2 .; SKIS. l.5O-
> 90: stems. san Diego county 5X5S and
5x6s 90. SKIS, Is; egg tomatoes, ltal-
ian lugs 90c-1 90. few 1.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
TROJANs SQUEEZED OUT

Among the collegians, the closest
thing to al upset came at Fresno
when the use Trojans eked out
4 60 victory over the st. Mary's
Pre-Flight Airdevils, an aggrega-
ton consit cred too weak to be able
70 give the Trojans much of
figh-.
TIE lone score Of the game took
place in the second stanZa when
flet.- footed Gordon Gray hit pay
dirt after q Trojan drive which
advanced the ball 80 YARDS in nine
plays. The second half saw the
Pre-Fh2hters thrust deeply into
Trojan territory five times, only 10
tail as a strong use line helt when
a scoring opportunity beckoned to
the Airdevils.
The ur beaten University Of Wash
ingtoa again trounced tiny Whit
man ITO for their fourth vicsory
Of the season. Two weeks ago. the
HuskieS defeated Whitman 65-6.
At Los Angeles, the UCLA Bruins
Won their first game of the season,
outclassing g.. Marys College squad
Of l7-year-olds $50. The score
would have been higher had the
Bruins not been ceaselessly penal
i2ed for clipping ant holding,
The California Bears, unbeaten
except for a tie with use, won a
l4-O victory over Amos Alonzo
G.agg's College Of Pacific eleven by
scoring twice from midfield in the
first and final quarters. The first
cour.er saw Joe Stuart. Piedmont.
Cal. halfback, race through a hole
in the line for 43 ysrGs with Henry
Borghi conYeG eGing. In the last Pc
ricd, Stuart t6ok the ball from mid
field, raced to the % aat lateraled
u end Dave Hirscher who went
the rest CT ne way with only y
seconds remaining
OTHER CONTESTS
IN other weekend game. tie Fleet
City Blueiackets Gtfea ed the Coast
Guard PLo.s from San Francisco
27-G; Tonopah Army Air Field up
set the University of NeyaCa 7-6;
ne California Ramblers doWned
Camp Beale 25-l4 UCLA Jayrees
defeated Santa Ana &c 20-l3, Sec
znd Air Fore Supero0m0Crs trim
med New Mexico university $50:
Colorado L G1Wncd U.ah 26-O and
Fort Macarthur te!eated Redlands
uniYer-i,y 1913.
Came next Se,urGaY.
Al Berkeley California vs.. Fleet
c.,y, ut Los Angeles, UCLh VS.. St.
MarY's Pre-Flght: a. Stockton.
nignt, COP Ys. Alameda CO; at
san Francisco, S.. Mary's College
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
". I. STOCKS

New Yc-k. oct rs. fuPl- Utilities
shares extended last week s advance 10 a
further new high since early 1890 but the
rest of the stock market Monday worked
moderately lower Trading was slow
The power and light section has re-
sponded in recent sessions Ia renewed Wall
Street belief that the industry faces Il
bright postwar future unclouded by The
reconversion problems that VIII have 20 be
solved hy American industry generally
Squirting interest in utility shares gen
orally has been the announcement of n
number Of rcfinancing programs by ndi-
vidual companies. headed hy Common
wealth Edison of Chicago. which ncNi
week will sell publicly new Sl55 OO0 600
bond issue.
The days business news was hcadlined
by announcement that publicly reported
cash dividends in September totaled N{12.
300 oo0 up per cent over 1919 and BY
disclosure that American Telephone ana
Telegraph in the third quarter failed by
- cents share To earn its dividend e
quirements Net income foT the quartef
was s. - share. against sos year
uCo.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
L. A. LtpESTUCK
+, Arualas DC- L. IFpI-

Los AnPcles, DCi 10. IIFI"-
Cattle: Salabe 5000: slow; she stock
steady to - cents lower; other classes
STEADY: medium 10 good fed steers. S13 60
ID 81. grass steers. SI3.Ol-l35 50. common
10 medium MeNicanS 50. 1912 So: good
fed heifers. sl3.25: grass heife-s. S11.oO-
1275- medium 10 good cows, S1050-12 80;
cutters to common. s. 25-lO .: Gamers
and cutters. S5.75-s. 90: medium to good
bulls. So -: common Mexican feeder
steers. $50.
Calves: Salable 1900 steady to - cents
lower; medium To choice range calves,
So. .CO-le 90. common down to SO. 30.
Hogs: Sdlable 1909, active, steady; me-
dunn 10 caoicc 1sO-240 pounds. Sl5.15
heavier weights Sl5.OG. medium to cho.cc
soWs Sl4 O0-15 o.; feeder pigs. Sl1,r-
l5.0G
Sheep: salablc So: mostly ewes, no
sales; good TO choice ~9oled lambs quoted
10 $500
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
RASSLER HOLDS H0NORS
ON SANTA ANITA COURSE

ARCADIA, Cal, Oc l6, up
Harry Bassler, Fox Hills profess
sional man held top honors in the
$1,000 Santa Anita open golf tourna-
ment with a 54-hole total of 30.
BasSler shot 67-74 on the final So
holes Sunday.
Amateur Bruce Mccormick vas
second with 212 and John Montague
came in with PA.
Clayton Aleridge, Long Beach,
who set the pace in Saturdays OPEN
ing round. faded to fourth place
with 2l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
l.. A. oTGChS

Los Angeles, oct 16 UFl- Stocks
staged irregular gains in fairly light trad
ing on the Los Angeles stock exchange
Monday. with Is issues up. : down and =
unchanged as 7016 shares were traded by
midday.
The list: Blue Diamond 100 at :. As. up
.d5. Securities Company II al 3S%, down
= SontaE Drugs POO at 13a,, up Il
Transamerica 100 al ga. unchanged Pa
cifc Lighting 100 al 45a up = southern
California Edison common zoe at 26ik. up
- Union oil 100 at 1885, down Il I'm
versal Consolidated 100 al IL. I'm
changed Aircraft Accessories 100 al -.
down ! J.. CreameTieS Of America 100 III
lu&, down = Consolidated Steel COM
mon 100 at 144. up y Hupp Motors Ion
ai 4h. unchanged. Lane-Nells 100 al
1873. down y MenaSco loo al | 6n dow u
.05. Ryan Aeronautics 100 at 2, un-
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
SOLDIER UNDER GUARD
ESCAPES FROM TRAIN

AuthOritieS were Oh the ICok0ut
Monduy for an escaped army rris-
oner. Private JGhn Carrier, 20. who
disappeared from a passenger train
at Banning at approximately II p.
N. Sturday.
Carrier was described as being
five feet six and three quarters inch
es in height, weighing between 130
and 14O pounds, brown eyes, hair
anc moust3che When last seen, he
needed a haircut and was wearing
a sun-tan uniform in bad repair
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
Barbara Worth
Links Closed
For Irrigating
BU United Press

This week Barbara Worth Country
club golfers will have the best kind
of an alibi for poor scoreS-they
can't play Announcement is mace by
j. r. Fahs, secretary, that the en-
tire week will see the course under
irrigation.
This period follows shaping up
Cf the fairWayS and clearing the
titches for the seasons opening.
FahS also announces that there
will be another week of playing af-
.er irrigation week before tempor-
ary greens are put into use during
seeding time.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
HANDLE TALKIES' GIVE
CUES AT OUTDOOR SHOW

ICAG O, Oct. iG. up
Handle TalkieS" were used here to
give cues, entrances and exits in a
giant stage performance al Soldier
Field
The handie-talkia, which is q two
way radio so tiny that it can be
carried in the hand, is used for COM
munication by the armed forces on
every battlefront. It's manufacture
ers. Calvin Manufacturing corpora
ton. predict, however, numerous
civilian uses for their war baby
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
EGG

COLUMBIA. Mo. oct, l6. tUP)-
Fifteen-year-old David NeeDe re-
ports a minor poultry miracie--a
three-yolk egg laid by his Wnlte
Rock hen. f. M. Funk, ASSOCIATE
professor of poultry husbandry a.,
the University of Missouri. sald
that only one other such egg had
been called to his attention-aho
that one a quarter of a century ago
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
Golden Westers
Beat Townies

In practice game played at He
Der sunday afternoon, the Golden
West Sports defeated Ell Centre
IcWnies by a score of 7 to 3. The
same was in preparation for the
opening next month of the regu-
lar winter baseball league season in
the valley. Batteries were, Golden
West-Lam5 and Love and White.
TGWn.e5-Lores and Foneser.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
FIRST GARANDS HONORED

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. l6.
CUP)-The first Garand rifle man
ufactured hangs in a museum at the
Springfield armory. The second one
occupies an honored position in the
Pentagon building in Washington.
1t hangs in the office of Brigade !:
General j. S. Hatcer of the army
ordnance field service division.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
Servic enen Get
Edge on Crids

VS.. Uniy. of Nevada.
Sunday:
At Riverside. Fourth Air Force VS.
El Toro Marines; at San Diego,
Fors Macarthur vs.. San Diego Navy.
Monday:
At Los Angeles. night use VS..
Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
CHU-AEO GRAN

Chicago. oct IS. p Wtcat and rye
futures maintained an independently
STEADY trend on the boasd Of trade Mon
day Otncr grains moved within narro"
range.
Late rroft-taking caused prices to
slump. Wheat finished the day up Il TO
up a oats or l.: rye up b. 10 off a.,
ard barley off E.. 70 =.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
SHE DOESN'T FORGET

DEDHAM, Mass, Oct. 1G. CUP1-
For nearly two years. Miss Norah
F.. Bullock, secretary to the super
intendent of TIE ReadVille car shops.
has been sending out at her own
expense a weekly shop gossip letter
to 60 former employees now in the
service
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
SUNDAY
RESULTS
By UNITED PRESS

Holy Gross 26, VlIIanOVa Q.
BainbriGge Naval At, Camden 7.
Daniel Field 10, Charleston Coast
Guard IA.
Camp Lee 18. Richmond AAF 0.
Algiers Naval 21, New Orleans
Marines 0.
Third Air Force 10, Georgia Pre-
Flight 7.
Fort Warren IS, Idaho Southern
0.
Bunker Hill Naval "a, Camp e.
lis 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
l.. A. TIA /

Los Angeles OCT. 10 'JFT"
Alfalfa. L 3 nc ann Z. s. No. =.
ieafy, uncertifIcated, S3O.75-31 IS: y. s
No. ?, green and U. 5. sc. Z, $Z7oO-3O.75
others unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
OLD-TINE FAVORITE

ADAMSVILLE, r. l., Oct. Is.
,UPl-Grays 2riSt mill. situated in
this small New England town, still
Is producing Johnny Cake meal just
as ii did before the Revolutionary
War
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
L. A. GRhIN

Los Angeles, Oct. 16. CUP
NJ. ! hard OF soft Wnlse wheat bulk,
2 60-2 IS; grading barley, DO pounds, bulk.
:. 2.22H =. 27i5; No. > oats, IS pounds,
bulk 2.602 65; No ? yellow corn bulk.
no offers: No. milo. bulk. II L =. 523s.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-16
MAR K ETS
pOfJLYKY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. tAn points Imperial
Valley OPA NaNiradm set Oct. Z. 1913
First pTice-At ranch 20 wholesaler or re-
taller Second price-Delivered 10 whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
TO consumer:
Broiiers. Leghorns. under ~ lbs, 3oc,
pa TO 3 his. 29c: fryers 3i lbs. 29C;
roasters. al . ghts. 2aC; fowl. Legh0rn
all weights 81 &c; colored, all weights
Is isc ducks, all sizes sc; rabbits, under
; lbs, 22-2ic.
Los Angeles Oct 16. lUPt-
Eggs. Wholesale prices consumer grade.
Large. Grade A ssh. Grade 3 34-S7.
r'cdium. Grade 47-5a. small Grade a
25-26
Retail prices % consumer: Large. Grade
AA G7-6S Grade 4 6i-66, Grade 42-44
medium Grade AA 56-6O Grade \ 5l-6O;
small Grade a @u-&5.
Candled graded eggs Co. rc "a 2 $
leases Large. Grade AA 5S'= ~. Grade
A 56-5-. Grade 37-so mcdium. Grade
"A 50-52 Grade \ 4S-52. sn1aH. Grade
a 26-2u
Butter and poultry unchanged ai cell
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-24

netror's many pastors 10 the
members Of their CONGREGATIONS.
for special collection.
or tho Alumni groups the Tus-
lcecc club has turned IN s72l;
no Knoxville club s9e5 and the
Npclman and Fisk clubs 800 each.
These and many smaller dona-
tions which are necessary 70 the
success Of an undertaking Of this
nature show an Increasing aware
moss among the citizenry OF De-
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-24

Elaborate
Affair To Be
AT Ebenezer
Clergyman's
Fine Record
Reflects Credit

The officers and memh.,, !.
Ebenezer AAiE church ~. y
group OF public spirited Co.,
are rendering a testimonial i y
Right Reverend George wes-'
Baber. the newly elected hl,s..
OF the African Methods, rn,,..'
pal church
Bishop Baber is an oa,s,a,s,,.
person in the religious cIrri, ],
both races. in the communliv ~,
in the city. His elevation n \.
bishopric reflects credit on i.
church, the race and the ci,v !,
large.
On Wednesday evening ls,.
2S. at 7.45 pm. Al Ebeus,
AME church corner Willis An.
Brush streets. the public ls IN.
daily invited 10 ioin IN this q.
preston Of courtesy
The Testimonial committee 4
composed OF Mrs Corneha Pan.
ilton. general chairman Ar,.
Herbert l.. Dudley co.thairmS,,
NJ X Fritz eocrofarx. fh, D.
c. r. Jones. l. O. ploaaf N.
NJ r. Richardson. the Rev N R
Rhonenee. Carlton ". Game,
Mrs Elizabeth Gary the Rey J.
A. Charleston. " T. Hsui
Charles NJ. Vowel Wm Fnirna
ger. Louis Martin lohn r. VII
liams. j r. Mccall and yr
Lulu V. Jones
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-24
Churchmen Will Honor Bishop Baber With Testnnonia
'Shrners Hold
Jubilee Day'
Fete Imperial
Potentate

Detroit Shriners celebrated their
jubilee day recently with great
nomp and ceremony This activity
was in commcmoratlon of the
Supreme Conrl decision of 1926,
declaring thf legal right Of Prince
Hall Masons ~ tho United states
to operate as Shriners
Noble sim Flood prepared and
executed a very well planned pro-
gram The officers and mcmbers
Of the Nobility were resplendent
IN mll dress recalia.
Tho nnan OF Marracci Temple
No. Is arc walter 81 eye. Illus
irions Potcniate. tho Rev r T..
Williams. Chief Rabban VIM,
Greene Asst Rahban Wm Rlack-
hurn rieh Priest iicywood CAN'T
treasurer: Fshcrf Martin Record
or. Henri Lewis Imperial legal
advisor Harold y Crosby and
Sim Flood deputies
Raymond r Jackson Sc decrce
Imperial ro'cntaie Of tho a F.
a q s. VI S. Norlh and south
.Amerpa was fcicd AZ a shrine
smoker given AZ the Paradise
bowl Monday evening June II
over a hundred Mobiles from all
parts Of the state Joined in The
fire banquet and smoke sessions
following Among those present
were nr John W Moore ~ de-
gree. Grand Master Of Michigan
sanford Mckinney 30 degree at
Ann Arbnr Recorder Of III Kar-
mex temple
The committee entertaining was
headed by tho Roy. r. l.. VII
iianS ably assisted hy ~ CAN'T
n. simmons. AL Bowman Geo
Lewis VIM Greene A "Noble
Qniniclr Id by Noble Rarelins
of Ann Arbor. including Dr J
Moore Noble Bcll sim Flood and
Billie Greene rendered unusual
music cloud II not good
A very interesting talk WAS of-
fcred by The Imperial Fotcnia'e
NpAio Jackson and timely re-
sponses by Walter st eye. poten
tate c Henri I.ewis, Harold d.
Crosby. sim Flood. and others.
noble Everett watson 20 degree
snreaa a very beautiful table and
provided all the wants OF the
visitors and Mobiles alike.
ne'roiis many pastors to inc
....-...t.~-- ,f thrtr gopcrapnfiOnq
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-24
Citizens Spur Campaign As Drive
For Negro College Fund Nears Close

The yniied Negro College fund
viii close IFS first annual drive
ia this community on sunday.
June IS.
This compaien is UNIQUE IN its
oriein and cblccives The idea
Tor cooperative effort on the
pavi ~ Negro colleges and uni.
sersiiies for the purpose of so-
lici'ing money FOR operating cx-
pcnses and consequently 70 raise
ne standard or education tn The
arcns IN which they arc con
ccnira'ed was orlrina'cd hy Fred
erlck n Patterson president of
Tusheefo Institute The esiah-
lishmcni ~ tho t'nited y ro Coll
lcrc faHd which has rs national
office in New YORK tiiy and
which is Incorporated undor the
laws of ihe state of New Work
came as rosrli of the planning
W iho presidNnis of twenty
colleges ~ fhis group.
tiiizens sre Generous
Negroes in Detroit should feel
proud az the splendid inriatiye
given The drive locally hy somn
~ orr lenairg NEGRO businesses
organizations and individuals Tho
crcaf Lakes Nn'aal Life lnsur-
7rfe eomnany's generous donation
of one Thousand dollars 81 oool
which has hoen cguallcd but has
yci 20 be ioWcd by any OTHER
'crporaton ~ ne city of Detroit
i- a pralsoworfhv effort on the
rarf Of ono - orr own businesses
70 hein 'he caase of education
among Nnrrof
similarlv ilc impetus given the
The Detroit tribune., 1944-06-24
Ration Board
Members Get Pins
For Fine Service

Awards from the President OF
TIE United states. national and
district OPA officials were award
ed to members OF Local Ration
Board No. a3S2-f AZ banquet
held At Alpha Fraternity house.
ON Eliot street, last Thursday
nieht
The awards and OPA pins were
presented TO the hoard members
by Atty Cecil l.. Ilowletic. chair
man Of hoard four Those receiv-
ing certificates OF merit we're
samuel II. Russell. Louis + Mar
tin. Atty. C. LeBron simmons f.
". Mason, Or. Paul Alexander.