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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Plan Last Rites
For Mrs. NJ. Perry,
Walker Heiress

INDIANAPOLIS AMP -
Mrs. Mae Walker Perry, regarded
a. the Cinderella heircSS Of the
Nine. {. J. Walker millions, is
dead ard members Of her family
are enrouie here 10 plan las; rites
fo- he-
Death struck Mrs. Perry. adopt
ed daughter Of Mrs ALelia Wal
ker Robinson and president o. the
Nine {. J. Walker Beauty Products
company here sometime early
Thursday morning She retired
Wednesday night without COM
planning OF any illness only never
20 awaken
Born in Noblesvi,lc. Ind. about
~ years ago. little is known about
her background prior 10 adoption
by Nine Walkers daughter when
she vas six years OF age She A.
tended the public schools here.
studied in New York and cr5dJ-
aied from Spclman seminary in
Atlanta.
She emerged before the world as
live Cinderella girl when she
married Or. Gordon Jackson, a
prominent Chicago physician. i'm
,he early '20S in a dazzling New
York nuptial ceremony that is re-
ported 10 have cost a million do
lars
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
MILLS GRANTED
new H { arm c
BY Gov. KELLY

Through the efforts Of the fetch
er Mills Defense committee and
counSelS. the Mills extrsdition
hearing was adjourned until Friday
morning. Dec Il. The first hear
.nE before ne governor was set
following Mills release on bond
last Monday, secured by the Civil
Rights Federation and acted upon
cl Judge Thomas Kinney.
Fletcher Mills was represented
81 A,tyS Alonzo ID. Pettford and
Harry Albender Of Detroit, and
Nygon Hon Of Cleveland. The
hearing Vas conducted by the
Governors lesa, representative
Several days after the hearing
Mills received a. letter frou>,>h.S
wife IN which she warned him 10
stay away as a mob was threaten
,ns MS life she said:
Don; come back on this side
90 the river because the mob
crowd say that wherever the sun
shines, that IS where they will lay
YOU down"
The county solicitor Of TuSca-
looSa County. Ala. here to take
Mills back To face what he term
ed a fair trial" spoke for the
state Of Alabama. which charges
Mills with assault with intent to
30 See MILLS. page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
WestsideShocked
By Sudden Death
OfYoung Woman

Following a weeks illness, Mrs.
Helen AShby Ellington died Tues
dav in the Receiving hospital at
ppm less than - hours before her
sailor husband. Robert Ellington,
NN3-c. speeding cas-, from San
Diego, Calf. could reach her bed
SIDE.
MRS ELLINGTON had COM
yloied plans 10 spend the holidays
with her husband ~ San Diego
when stricken. Eager - De OF ON
the trip. her bags stood packed
when hcr 0ercaved husband reach
GO home
Born in Maryland. Feb % 1913
Mr. Ellington had lived % Detroit
u years She was the daughter Of
Mrs Helen Randolph 81 Washing
tn n {. and Samuel Arthur
Ashhy ~ 1914 Ha2le',, with whom
shc lived.
4 GRADUATE ~ Northwestern
hi<h school. Helen AShby was mar
rcd 10 Robert Ice Ellington N
Toledo IN May 1871. she was a
member % 81, Stephens AME
church and The Paul Robson Art
guild
Funeral services were held from
6 Stephens ANE church FRIDAY
o 80 pm with the RcNS. J u.
Howell. X 4 Pt,Uap. and JaTcS
Jackson Of Grand Rapid, partlc.
ipatnE. lutcrmcut was at Elm
wood cemetery.
Survivors arc her mother. her
fathc-. her Widower, and a hos; OF
relatives and friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
FIRE CUTS 4-FAM|LY APT.
West Coast Judge Hits Restrictions
Mccall Retires
As Editor Of The
Detroit Tribune

J. Edward Mccall, editor OF the
Detroit Tribune since its first
publication. April. 1888. and his
wife. Mrs. Margaret Mccall, ad-
vertising manager, will step
aside Friday and turn the OPP
Grafton of the paper over to Vlys-
ses w. Boykin and Paul Field.
Boykin. who has been en-
ployed al the Tribune since 1884.
and Fields. an associate Of Boy
Kin in an advertising agency.
purchased 90 shares Of the stock
As each. The McCalls will re-
tain control Of the majority OF
the stock.
The Tribune was started in
1888 nv Robert Peck, now living
in Chicago. II was later conSol-
idated with the Detroit indie
pendent. and the late Bill Nose
lev became one Of the stock
holders. Part Of the Moseley
stock was acquired by the Nc
Calls.
Mr.. Mccall. who has been W
during most Of the year, will take
q rest
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
$4,000 BLAZE
RACES THROUGH
The STRUCTURE
DR.. r ebert Greenidge
Suffers Big Loss
In Flames

Fire. which caused damages OF
$4,000 Quilted the four-family
apartment house at 1889 Beaubien,
late Tuesday evening.
The fire was started by an
over-heated furnace in the base
ment Of the building. according
to DR.. Robert Greenidge, owner
Of the building. He said he had
just installed some new equip
ment in his X-ray laboratory, all
of which was destroyed.
The equipment in the dressmak-
ing shop and beauty parlor in the
first floor were also DESTROYED.
FiFemen fought the flames three
hours before gaining control.
MRS. GEORGE CAREY. who
lives IN the building, said she left
nome about 4:l0 in the afternoon,
and when she returned at 40, the
flames were sweeping thfrnnh -
building. ri 80 ~ u III M
Robert Vaughn. s., OF IS Z
Warren. was held for questioning
b. police after he had been seen
kicking out basement windows.
Firemen declared that his action
aggravated the flames.
Inspector Roderick Goeriz of the
arson squad said that a complete
investigation of the fire will be
made.
MISS MILDRED DAY, 1885
Trumbull, secretary to George p.
Sawyer. II, accountant, who has
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Denies Mrs. Roosevelt
Use OF Maryland Church

speech by her vas not desired in
that section last week
The latest incident occurred in
Havrc dcGrace. Md. when the Ne
gro pastor " 81 Matthews African
Union Methodist Protestant church.
tho Rev William II. Mllburne
yielded 10 the pressure Of the
White ministerial association Of
Hartford County Md and in
formed Mrs. Roosevelt, that his
church might not be used by her.
The former First Lady had
been officially invited TO speak
nv the local branch Of the NAA
CP which made no immediate
statement OF the outcome Of their
program.
THE WHITE ministers informed
the Rev Milbuu that he would be
doing his race a great "di>SCrVcc"
by allowing Mrs Roosevelt TO
speak. A native Of England and a
newcomer to Havre dcGracc. Mr.
Mllhurnc said. In view of the bit
ter criticism aroused m public
opinion. have Withdrawn us ofN-
cIal host
He expressed deep regret that
certain conditions made n almost
inpoSs. bic 10 continue any plans"
20 BRING Mrs Roosevelt TO the
small city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
K epreS entdhDe
Says Army Units
Prouide Lessons

WASHINGTON, n. C, NNPAl
Co,ored and white soldiers who
fought shoulder 10 Shouidcr IN
mixed units IN the European thea
Ter Of operations point a great
lesson FOR America Representa-
I've Hugh De Lacy, Democrat, Of
Seattle, told The House last Tues
DAY.
MR.. he LACY was commenting
or a survey made during last May
and June IN the European ;hCdtcr
OF me opinions ~ white soldiers
about colored infantry pl3toons
which served with White COM
pan.cS in seven army divisions.
The survey. he said. was deep
" revealing not only Of the coGy
age and ability of Colored sol
dicrs but of the fact that when
white soldiers were given an OPP
portunity To witness the per-
Torrance and share experiences
in the same company with the
colored troops, their prejudices
melted away.
Had the policy Of complete seq
rCCdtlon--ot l>olaung co.orcd and
white n the armed services INTO
separate companies -- been fol-
lowed he sad. this experience
would never have been gwen these
white soldiers"
Pointing out that indignation had
worked in the army IN the Euro
pean theater. Mr.. De Lacy said
Not all the prcjudiceS which
block true acceptance OF the prac-
tee OF democracy IN America Mere
diSSipatcd by the experience OF
these soldiers in the European the
alter They had not time. nor was
the situation ideal for the complete
GiSintegration OF all prcWdiCcS
But it docs point great lesson for
America
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
3OOUAWRaceMemb
In Huge Demonstration

More thar 500 co'ored JAW-CtO
0'cr oC-s we're aroHg he 5000
NJ he mammoth "a
Dor demonstration c0clrcllns the
General Motors B'dE. on Grand
bon evayd. Monday afternoon
FarliFr in the day. the Gen
eral Motors Corp. made an UNI
expected move nv cAnceling its
contract with the UAW-ClO.
This move placed the union In
an awkward defensive position.
ina<much as Il will now have To
bargain for the restoration OF the
contract rather than the 30 per
cent wage demand
MEANWHILE. the Ford Motor
CO and the union negotiated a
favorable I,reeweOt In which the
union offered the company the
r.In. 90 fnc wildcat strike fdr-
u,ip5nts three % five dollars
Lewis Il SthWelienoaCh. sec
rct4rv 30 labor arrived in De-
ttnt' t1i, week 20 address a ban
qgcr ,nnr,ored az tho Detroit
tn7n'er os nc National lawyers
G4'F
At the beginning Of the week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Fred Fuller Dies
Suddenly At Home

Funeral services FOR Fred Eu,-
,cr A. %, l0l Leicester, Viii oe
he'd Saturday before the body :
shipped % Ncw Haven. Conn. FOR
burial Mr. Fuller died suddenly
Tuesday morning % hcart al
meat.
Nj. Fuller had returned home
from downtown When ne collapsed
in his car ms Nite. Ms Sadie
Fuller. assisted by a pedestrian.
carried him into The house lie
died short time later
Born - New Haven. Mr. Fuller
came 20 Detroit - years ago. Al
ore TINE he vas employed as an
invcS,Igdtov IN the prosecutor ;
Office
He is survived by his widow and
a brother who lives IN Cleveland.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Westside Plumber Kills
His Son-In-Law In Fight

Rober; Hamilton. S+-yesr-o'd
plumber was held for invest sajion
or murder Friday iN the fatal
shooting Of has 2S-yesr.old Son-,n-
,aw. John Anderson o. $3.50 Hart
ford.
SHOT FOUR times IN the chest,
abdomen and once IN the left
thigh. Anderson. Singer. was dead
ON adml,tanCe To- Receiving hos
pital
Police learned that Anderson
waS living with his father in
law nj the Hartford address and
they quarreled last week after
Hamilton had repeatedly told the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
LIE DETECTOR
FACED BY VET
IN ALLEN CASE

\ new suspect IN the murder OF
Law renee Allen on Nov. IS was
arrested last Thursday by Oakland
County police.
Marvin Tobe Of 2.61 Chestnut.
a discharged Naval veteran, who
is now working at the Ford
Motor company. was picked up
for questioning when IL was
learned that he had told rela-
tivrs in the Eight Mile road area
that he had seen the murder Of
Lawrence Allen on the night of
Nov. Is.
ACCORDING TO ElWood Dick
ems. member Of the Oakland Coun-
" police force lobe WaS resi-
dent OF Eight Mile road al one
time and had definitely been seen
In the neighborhood on the night
o. the murder.
We heard that he had been tell
ing certain people that he sSw the
murder and decided - pjCM him
Up The lie dctec,or RlN CleaF NJ
any discrepancies nj his story
Dickens SAID
Dickens said that Tobe is now
saying that he doesn't know any
DW See ALLEN, page I
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Police Hold Four
For Smashing Door

Four men were held ;h,S week
on a charge OF malicious .dcSttuc-
ton of property They are aC-
cuSed Of breaking down nc door Of
the Mount Bcllah Baptist church.
Chcrrylawn and Chippewa. Dec.
10. and chopnlns UP tho door.
The accused mon arc John Hard
wick. SIS. 1895 w Eich'-NllC Cost
F. Bates. 6S. 2l360 Majestic, Fern
dale: Thomas CoVan - s0ei6
GrCcnlawn. and Bcait,e john
son. r.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
n u S b q n d Slayer
Claims Self Defense

F5cuE d~S' degree murder
charge n the fatal shooting of her
husband IeRoy. last july Ms
Lucille Stugu. -. ~ 1881 Twelfth
testified Tuesday that she shot In
Srlf-dCfeu>c.
ON 'ral ~ 'Hc count roow ~ Re
so.Fc,s Iaiss foScr1 \. CT
Nr> S.vru sad sNr Nsi .IrcG
Nos>cS,t,r. .of 'Nc c.0 Sr~N- 3
,'rI1-lr Vtn her husband Who
had ted her down.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Shotgun Slayer
Held For Trial
In Tavern Death

James Dixon. ~, " 1881 Lo-
Caoiu. was aeld Nv t-.a, Monday
m the fatal Shcutrl Of 25-> car-o'd
James Bryant Lens. o. 1880 IAN
So, las; NOV, l9
DIR W 7 LOVE, medical cNa~r-
iner. testified that Lewis. SiN fee
,il. and weighing 60 pounds. G &C
froN shock and hcTorr03-e fol-
loWl"E A->hot Wo."d 20 ne
,ef' lie ~ me face trJc.u~u- ;at
bones o tHc lace asd thctS.
Dixon. about five feet. SiN
inches tall and weighing approx
i"fltelN $50 pounds. sat with
uovncaSt eyes during the cam
nation as BENJAMIN Leon, man
aCer Of the Harlem Tavern. ties
tijed that the two men had
row in the beergarden on
Nov. is
lCor 'cs'fcd 'N3' hc had seen
Lewis slap nc smaller wau and
the SAN Dixon walk away
Dixon. So ;tc manager stated
vas about seven feet away and a
short distance inside ;he tavern
nWSee SLAYER. page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
COL0RED STARS
TO KEEP HOMES
IN HOLLYWOOD
Restrictions Declared
Unconstitutional In
Sugar Hill

LOS ANGELES. Calif-Superior
Court Judge Thurmond Clark held
last Thursday that race restrictive
covenants were unconstitutional in
the case OF Sugar Hill. involving
Hattie McDan.e,S. Louise Beavers,
Juan T.zol, Russell Smith and "a
other we'll known business and
profe Ssionsl men.
The defendants were repre-
scented by Atty. Loren Miller who
said the ACCESSION was the .nrst
of Its kind In the U. s. and thst
he expects an appeal from the
plaintiff to the State and L. =.
Supreme courts.
JUDGE CLARK is quoted as
saying; "Colored people have too
long been deprived OF their con-
Stl;utional rights. They were not
denied these rights when they
were called 10 defend their coun-
Try. Il Is time some court inter-
yened 10 protect their rights
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
No Navy Comment
On Discrimino tion

WASHINGTON. u tNNPA
As am avalanche ~ protests
rolled IN. the Navy Department
declined last Wednesday ~ COM
ment on the action OF the COM
mander 81 the aircraft carrier
Croatsn nv barring l23 colorcd
combat soldiers from sailing
aboard the vessel
As tho rcSalt of 'hc action ~
Cant Charles n GrifIir. ~ Viz
Eiria Reach. Va. 'he men were
forced ~ sai' from lie Havre on a
much slower vessel.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Vet, Owner OfProperty,
Is Refused FILA Loan

invisible ghetto walls which are
being built around Negroes, 70 Chef
Warrant Officer Na,han.al Weeks
-, Of l7l45 Maine. SAID this week
WickS, who has just returned
from two years and two months
overseas with the TranSporta-
ton Corps. was denied a loan BY
the Federal Housing Authority
last week when he applied for
aid 10 build a home for his fam
lily on the three lots he owns on
Arlington between Minnesota and
Six Mile road.
Il BEGAN BUYING those la.S
N l9+3 and finished pdvuE FOR
them las, week NIckS sad. and
ROW the FLA tells re that they
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
White Odd Fellows
To Combat Hatred

CHICAGO-,ANP) - The ma
lions white Odd Fellows. reprp-
sentiNG approximately 1000 600
members. launched their drive 20
combat racial hatred here last
week during 4 meeting in the west
SIDE hall ~ Golden Harmony
Lod &C No 81.
D. Preston Bradley. principal
speaker. encouraged the group but
warned them aoout ioca, organized
hate groups
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

younger man to 70 upstairs TO
bed.
Anderson. SO police say, resented
the remark He asked for and
received an apology From HsWl-
ton A short time later. the YOUNG
man returned home and repeatedly
slapped the Older man
Mrs Eulallia Anderson stepped
IN between her husband and her
faihers Hamilton went upstairs
and attempted to hide. So police
say. n his bedroom Anderson re-
pOrtcd.y Went upstairs.
HiMILTON GOT sur a0d -.
ported y warned his Sou-tv.la F,
DTSe PLUMBER, page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Resisted Arrest,
Hit By Officer

4 26-ycsr-old youth whom po-
Ice say resisted arres; was treated
'or a iaceraied scalp al Receiving
hospital SUNDAY
He was identified as Willie
w sht OF 9S3 +. Fort Pa,ro,mau
Arthur Meyers sad he arrested
Wrieh. near For. and Riyard and
that the prisoner attempted 10 e>-
care. The officer then Subdaed
h,-0.
Police say Wight had a six inch
dagger on his person, RE was held
FOR investigation of robbery armed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Patron Stubs
Tavern Bouncer

John \ Oden, q Of AIS Crystal
court. lnkS,cr. vas treated AZ Re-
ceivins ho>pta, for a laccrated
scalp and vas reported Inv an un-
conscious condition Saturday
Police learned tina, Odcn. bounc-
o. IN a tavern. BCthunc and Beau
ben. had an alteration with a
patron. John Foreman Of $50
Owens. and received the injury
during the quarrel
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Death DnUer Is
GiUen 3 s. Year
Prison Sentence

Reuben Dutton. 40. Of 1911
RIvard street was sentenced 10
three 10 FIVE years in prison fol-
lowing his Flea Of guilty 10 leav-
ing the scene OF an accident on
last Nov 9.
DUNTON who admitted 10 police
that ne had been drinking report
eddy ran over Lee Ellis. 81. OF
1928 Stoepel at Woodward and
SaNdnnah. 70. e. 10 n~tr
-; Police charge that Dunton
drove away following the acct
dent but was arrested q short
time later. He pied guilty last
week To the above charge and
was sentenced to prison by Traf-
fic Judge George T. Murphy.
Ural Z. Myler. 80. OF 524 East
Adams was sentenced TO Detroit
House OF Correction for IS DAYS
for violation OF his probation. Po-
lice say he drove while his license
was under suspension.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Housing Confob
Set For Friday

GeorGe Emery cry plarncr.
Benjamin Glassburs. regional d.
rector of FPHA. Fred Allen. prcSl-
dent Supreme Linen Supply and
Laundry and George, Crockett.
CAW-CIO, VIII he the discussion
leaders a. the housing conference
tc be held Friday, Dec a. at the
ST Antoine Branch YMCA The
meeting is under tho auspices OF
inc Detroit Real Estate Brokers
association.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
DIXIE MOB Threatens TO LYNCH MILLS
Jim Crow POLICY Bars C0l0red Workers In Germany
Clerical Applicants
RejectedBy Government

discrimination in occupied Ger
many.
Several qualified colored girls
who passed the required tipping
and stenographic test were given
this brush of" by Miss Baila +.
Vodka. representative Of the
Office of the Secretary of War.
Washington. ID. C.. with tempo
rary recruiting quarters here in
the U. 5. Employment Service
Offices.
THE L. s. Government has con-
troll of two compounds in Berlin
ard Frankfurt, Germany, OF 10
square miles each. TO accommodate
the recruited personnel, but Miss
" odika states that no provision has
yet been made for colored workers.
When asked why separate provi-
sion would be necessary, she
evaded by suggesting that such
questions be directed TO the Office
Of the Secretary Of War. preferably
10 the colored liaiSon officer.
Al this point we asked whether
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Two Acquitted
In Auto Fatality

Al blame was removed from
Henry lee Edwa ards. -. Of 22I
ErSkinc. and Robert Ice. -. 81 796
Newport. in the death Of Mack
smith *. OF AZ wilkins. Smith. a
pedestrian. was struck al Canif
and Cardoni April 20 and died as
a result Of injuries sustained,
EDWARDS AND LEE were ac-
Quilted by a jury Who heard the
case before TRAITS judge John y.
Watts FRIDAY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Mammoth Meeting
On General Motors

The -Four Freedoms. inter-racisl
cluo o. the American Youth for
Democracy. viii hold a mass meet
ing on the General Motors strike.
Thursday. Dec 10. az SPIN. at the
Give Center. John X and ErSkine.
THE SUBJECT under discussion
viii % the virtues Of The 30 per
cent increase Prominent speak
ers vii take par n the discussion.
imretiateiy fo,iuNinI he meet
ing Ihere will be enteytsinuenI
There "a no admission casTSs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
By GRAYCE L. SADLER

mo housing facilities for Ne
groes," is the u. S. War Depart
ments reason for rejecting colored
applicants for clerical jobs over
seas, despite President Truman
end Marshal Stains statements
that there should be absolutely no
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
DIR. WILLS IN HOSPITAL

D.. Joseph y Wills. 423 Hague.
s seriously i'll in Harper hospital,
where ne was taken last Thursday
morning following a heart attack.
re mas been in an oxygen tent
since
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
By CHARLES J. wARTMAN

We tough, in Europe 10 destroy
the ghetto walls IN Warsaw and
other places and now il seems that
We VIII have % continue the fight
here al home "a do away with the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Chronicle New York Burcau

NEW YORK 49, For the second
time IN the past month Mrs. Flea
nor Roosevelt was informed by
southern groups that 4 scheduled
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

the Jaw held only one Of the
Big Three" contracts.
x. THOMAS. JAW president.
branded the action ~ he General
Motors Corp as another high
handed effort oy management 20
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DO see Jaw. page =
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DW- See FIRE, page 4
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mESee VETERAN. page I
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~ See MILLS, page 4
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HSee GERMANY. page 4
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MISS MILDRED DAY, 1885
rrumbull, secretary to George p.
Sawyer. II, accountant, who has
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~ See ALLEN. page I
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DO See SLAYER. page I
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-15
Taxes Still Slow

At the first of the week 1923, ,5S3 was reported collected In city taxes with the collections still tagging behind previous years. On corrected tax statements henceforth, one week will be al lowed for discount from the date of the statement.
 The Board of Equa'ization will hold a final meeting next Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 7:30 pm at the city hall.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-15
Irish Music, Laughter En TechnicoI0r Hit

Twentieth Century-Fox nae reached back into the brliiiah' heyday of gay Broadway Tor the story of the years most enenah'- ing musical, Damon Runyoh Irish Eyes Are Smiling.
 The world of vaudeville, mus ical comedy and Tin Pan Alley, at it's zenith just before World War I, is the background of soe exciting of the story of Ernest h. Ball, who wanted 10 be singer, but ended as the composer ol some of the most famous lfish songs of all times.
 Dick Haynes is portrayed m the starring role following ms success in "Four Jills In Jeep Monty Woolley, portrays caus- tic tongued promoter, a man " Wlth a large vocabulary but no seruples.
 Lovely June Haver furnishes the heart interest and Anthony Quinn, Beverly Whitney and Maxie Rosenbloom are in the supporting cast. The story is filmed in Techn'- color with the lavish standard Twentieth Century-Fox IS noted for.