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Evening star., 1945-02-21

Totals HI s 2s- Totals III 022
Bethesda had an 1917 lead at the
half, but Georgetown Prep pulled
from behind, mainly through the
efforts of Jim O'Donnell, and
chalked up its thirteenth triumph
of the season. O'Donnell took scor-
ing honors with 20 points.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Western Juniors Aheod

Western Highs junior basket ball
team defeated Friends senior quin-
|tet, 26 to II, yesterday In West
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Too Many With Too Little Have Talked Too Much

Keeping themselves might accomplished
ing their visit with Director Bynes yesterday Hadge and Fck
quite obviously doing right thing discussions with Gov
official outsider
until given public
the discussions especially this procedure
Certainly Hadge and Prick position anything
the other hand neither this
with blast glowing tribute
that simply a limb
either while mulng legislation
When the time though will speak he
of firm decision, he has made his mind
Baseball might have been better off had
official Washington
Insisting possibility
others declaring could operating methods
plenty
and certainly offered help.
Now the organized talking
tends continue precisely
through
Byrnes gives threu something finally
meanwhile there's nothing
tive. What decides will
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Win,Lose or Draw
BoseboI Swiftly Winning Governments sympathy
By JOHN B. KELLER.

There's been definite statement basebas this
year made by competent autotyand that could be Will
ridge president of the American League Ford F National
War Mobilization
to believe baseball will carry through
Whatever legislation result the cutting
down process Capitol HILL the will because the
fighting those
the enemies
must something The eathernecks
have said their Washington
to be to crack down baseball finally heard their CALL
Industry workers the general of older employees
various businesses had that baseball continued
the Government in the turned deaf Nations
fighters began their demand though officials
to sit
The fighting forces their baseball pulled
punches in making known their desire What
into after the warriors had and talked with the
baseball
a right sfrewd the big leaguers made.
that official inclined
the cold shoulder not far back briming with
sympathy for baseball So don't be offering hereu be
nothing going in the ball parks
Somebody with authority going give
le
Evening star., 1945-02-21

others in the cast, is recognized in
tennis circles as a top-flight racket
swinger and his work will be
watched with interest.
Tilden, So, and considerably
stouter than when he ruled the
courts with cat-gut scepter, ap-
parently still hits fast ball for a
couple of sets. The old gaffer's legs
don't cover the ground they used
to, but the power and most of the
precision of his strokes remains. He
padded Richards twice last week in
exhibitions, and divided two sets
with one John Nogrady.
Evening star., 1945-02-21

Totals IA IL 80 Totals - II 729
"Stoop" Barr was responsible for
the Trainers win over Maryland
Park. His IA points made him high
scorer for the afternoon,
Evening star., 1945-02-21

Ge1e Krupa says: You can't beat
Adam for good looks
For last-ninute style, choose the
Adam Five, Americas famous Mt
value, Other Adam hats. $3.l6 70 so.
1880 - d. NV.
Evening star., 1945-02-21

Totals 1a aa Totals 1a as
Evening star., 1945-02-21

xetais- Il 448K Totals = 8 Q
Evening star., 1945-02-21

Totals II IS Totals 9 l 19
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

Mrs Charles Prettyman and Snn,
Michael of Greenwood were mid
week guests OF her sister and
hrother-in-law. Nv. and Mrs. Har
Ycy Spence.
MIR. William Ford of Milton was
dinner guest sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Harley Hastings.
Pfc. Arthur H. Fitzgerald of this
town who was with the lst para
chute division will be home soon
on leave. He was awarded the SOL
dicr's medal for bravery beyond
the cali OF duty, awarded the Silver
Star for saving the life of his COM
mandins officer and the Bronze
Star for knocking out single hand
ed a German mechanized Tiger
tank bl throwing a grenade in the
turret. Pfc Fitzgerald is now in
Hospital al Long Island, New York
and is expected home in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher Of
s;harptown were Sunday guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eskridge.
The W. :. {. :. Will hold a lun,
ohcun Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Laura Williams.
Buy WAR BONDs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
News of4-H
99encLUBs
HOUSTON CARDINAL Club

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Houston Cardinal All Club was
held at the home OF Betty and Billy
Morris. Friday evening, February
2. The meeting was opened with
the flag salute and club pledge.
FOr old business We discussed
enrolment cards. l945 program
books. salvage collection. safety
and the rat control campaign. For
new business We discussed Nation
al All Club Week which is March
, TO H. During that time the
Cardinal and MillWOOd Clubs plan
10 arrange window display in
one of Milford's stores
For the March meeting the girls
plan to give several food demons
stratiOns. The boys will discuss
hybrid seed corn and swine man
agement.
In order to finance several trips
to short course for outstanding
members OF the club. we plan to
sponsor a bake in Houston at En-
Ory Webb's store on Saturday, Feb
ruary Il. at 10 a. M.
The meeting was then adjourned.
Games were enjoyed by all and re-
frCShmrntS were ArVcd.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

Morgan Those present trom
Houston were: Mr. and Mrs Au-
2ustus Morgan cpl. Franklin Nor
Gan. Mrs Edna Sapp and dau2h-
tiers Hazel. Ann and Jean. Nh. and
Mrs Francis Simpson and SONS
Richard and Wayne
Mr. and Mrs l.. Paul Grrcnlce
had AZ dinner guests ON Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter KershaW and
daughters. Roberta and Coriume. OF
Ridgely, Md. and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Riddlebergtr and children.
Bruce and Gwen. of Greensboro.
Md The occasion was in honor OF
Mrs. Grrcnlee'S birthday annlvcrs-
ary. which date fell on February l.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Charles Parade"
and children. Eleanor Lee and
Charles. Jr.. Of Dover. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Ernest W.
Simpson on Sunday
The Houston New Century Club
Will meet ON Tuesday m4ht. Fehru-
any T. Mrs. Shocklry DauGherty
Will have charge OF the program
and her subject will he American
Citizenship
There Will be a meeting of the
Parcnt-Tcacher Association At tn,
school Monday afternoon. Fcbru-
any u, AT ; =. III. All are IuviteC
10 attend Mr. Torbert, Schoo
principal, who attended the Dunn
barton oaks Conference At vii
mineton Del. Will tell us the i'm
portdncc of This vital subject It,
discussed AZ that meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
BETHEL

Nh ana Mrs. Author Phillips Ir.,
We're dInuer guests Saturday even
m2 OF Mr. and Mrs. GUS tarmean
OF I.aureI
Mrs Ira Hill Of Scaford spent
several days last week with Nr.
and Mrs. Albert Hill
Mrs Sarah l.ankiord has been
spending several days with her
sister in Philadelphia
The Couut-on-\ie club met at
the home OF MIS- Mildred licarn ON
"Wednesday cEenin-.
Misses GeuovicNc and Peggy
Srly attended the Wcdding OF Miss
lean Hiciicnhach OF RuNlou, Mary
land ana Lieutenant 81 g Bcnja-
min Smith IN OF SWcdeSburn. New
Jersey. Saturday in Baltimore, Md.
Mr. ana Mrs. Williams We're din
her guest Sunday of \ll. and Mrs.
!. T Bryan in Scatord
Miss IucZ Coulb0urn of Salisbury
spent the week oud here with her
ia1Acr. Mr. Nosmau Cuulbourn.
Mr. and Mrs Michael Galla2cl
and Nh and Mrs. Horace Dean OF
Philadelphia Wrr" week end guests
oi Nh ana Mrs Harry Nichols
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
HOUSTON

We are sorry 10 report Mrs. Mol
lie Nmyard is i'll n this time. She
had quite a serious attack ON Mon
day mornine Mrs. Cora Sattcr-
field is staying with her.
Rev. y g. Benson. Who has been
So seriously i'll is slowly improy-
ing HIS daughter. Mrs. Malin. oi
Philadtlph has been staying with
him and Mrs Benson Tor several
days
Merrill ThistleWood. who mashed
his thumb while working on some
machinery in the mill over week
ago. has been suffering very much
from the wound as his hand has
become infected and is very pain
ful
Corporal Franklin Morgan. who
has been spending some time with
his father and sisters after having
spent - months overseas. left on
Sunday for Grand Island. Ncbia,-
ka. where he Will hc stationed fol.
some li,tlc tim".
Mr. and Mrs C. Emory Webb On
tcrtaincd AT Il family dinner ON
Sunday with the following guests
present Mr.. Charles Webb and
sister. Mrs. Emma Lindalc. Mrs.
Ernest Webb OF Frrdcrica. Mr. ANA
Mrs Whitley Webb and dauehtrr.
AGNES. and Samuel West of Mil
ford
Mrs. Edna Sapp Mrs. Marshall
Hart and children. oI MAGNOLIA
Mrs Francis Simpson and children
and Cpl. Franklin Morgan went 1o
Washington. ID. G.. on Friday and
spent the day With their aunt
Mrs. Harry Hawkins. ana Mr.
Hawkins.
Mrs. George r. ThistloWood aut
daughter. Nancy Carolc. spent sun
day with Mrs Anna Sharp II
Harrington
Mr. y. r. Nelson and Miss Mat
thrWs, of Trnppr Md were caller.
al tn" hon" OF Merrill ThiStlrWno,
On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Edward Williams
ST., Of Milford. were host ana hos
tess at family dinner on sun
day III honor of Corporal Franklin
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
STATE GUARD WILL CAMP
THIS SIMMER At BETHANY
lContinued from FIRST Page,

Tentative plans Tor the motor
conveys from 1lmories 1T Winnings
ton. New Castle. Newark. Dover.
Milford and Company ID headquar-
tors Al MiddletoWn are being made,
The State Guard is equipped with
- Army trucks and will receive 10
more from the Worlds Fair
Grounds OH Long Island. y. y. an
Army depot for such equipment, as
soon as It detail can he organized
to bring them To Delaware
Tn" camp training program is
being drawn up by Colonel HeineL
Lieutenant Colonel Victor Clark.
executive officer. Major Ralph +.
BnckalcW. plans and training Off
Ger and admtant: Major Raymond
y Lynch. commanding the medical
detachment Captain charles l..
Allen. Captain Leroy W. Lowe.
QuartclmaSter departments; Cap
tain John &. Col" and Captain
Frank \ CulrOW
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
0NERBROOk Ill Club NEWS

The OvcrbrOOk All Club met al
the home Of Hammond Warning
Ton. Monday evening, January 80.
The meeting was called To order
by The president The new and
old business was discussed. We
discussed the program for 1919
which was planned by the officers
with the help of our local leaders,
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. McCaulev.
on Wednesday, January oath. Al
ter the business meeting, games
were played and refreshments
served The Injecting was adj
iOUrhcd.
Al meeting previous To The
regular meeting we elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Mar
&aret Lockerman; yice-prcsident,
Robert Lockcrman: secretary. Jo-
an Dornan. treasurer. Earl Brit
tinghan; ana reporter, Evelyn
DDrHldn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Tax On Cigarettes
Brought In $543,942
tContinued from First Page,

During the past month the yield
was $3G.o249\. a decline from De
cember. 1911 when the income was
$39 500 46. but gain over Janu-
AIRY Of 1914 when The collection
amounted to $3i.N47.o>.
One OF the significant figures de
velOped from the $543.942.33 total
collection for 1914 is that there
must have been sold approximately
27,l91llS packages oil cigarettes
during the year
The tax is TWO cents per pack
age OF 2o cigarettes and the pack
age OF % makes up all hut a min
ute quantity OF the cigarettes sold
since the major tobacco companies
cut Out The lo-pef-pack size.
This Indicates that during the
year the estimated 272.ooU resi-
dents Oi Delaware each smoked
an average OF 80 packs OF cigar
cites. Ii There had been cigarettes
10 buy during the last -four months
of 1914, when the shortage became
critical the average might easily
have passed loo.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

ONf success or our Idlult -
hardly ever determined by the cir
cumstamrts of life, but by the
spirit in which We face conditions.
Methodist I hurch Notes
Rev. Thomas Brinton. Pastor
Sunday School and Worship ser
vices We're held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Donovan on
Sunday afternoon The spirit OF
real Christian fellowship prevailed
Brother Brinton brought an inspir-
ing message from the Book OF
Amos. StrrsSine the fact OF the
many things that come up III life
TO either make or mar our walk
with our Heavenly Father.
The Ladies' Aid Will meet ON
Tuesday evening. February 2uth. AZ
the home 0f Mrs Louise Donovan.
There Will be white elephant :
sale This promises 10 be lots OF
fun. SO 9tt out some of those CAD
gets in the attic or elsewhere
about the house, such as towels.
boOk-ends. aprons, ccnterpitc"S.
etc. and wrap them and bring
along to the aid. II will be just d
guess Of who gets what This will
be the first meeting presided over
by our new president, Mrs. Gran
Vile ShOckley Let as many as
possible come and crown her eli
forts with success
THAT they should seek the Lord,
ii happily they might feed after
Him and find Him. though He be
not far from every one of us.
Acts l7:27
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and
Mrs W. +, Mills. OF Milford. called
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs +.
Davis Watson ON Sunday after
noon.
Mrs Charlotte Johnson and Miss
Amelia Lawson We're guests OF
their brother and sistcr-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Donovan on
Monday evening.
AIrsA Ethel Roberts spent We'd
ncHHay with her daughter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
shoe klry
Mrs Melinda Mills will spend IN,
greater part of The winter with hen
dauGhr"r Mrs. Leroy Wright, il
Wiluin%ton
"AlI ol lis viii face rough place,
in oar journey through lie. Thrr,
arc hills of difficulty To be- climbed
hot deserts OF disappointment t
be crossed, rivers Of opposition
10 overcome; We shall make tn,
journey successfully if We hay,
the right spirit
Mr.. and Mrs Granville Shocklc!
celebrated their fifteenth wedding
anniversary Oh the first day OF Feb
runy.
Miss Lida Wilson, of Milford
was a dinner guest OF heE Girl
friend. Miss Margaret Watson, an,
Miss WatHon's parents. Mr. an,
Mrs Ernest Watson, on Saturdu
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Donova
visited Mr. and Mrs Norman Hal
on Thursday evening.
After all, II is not the things v
= face, Int the way We face then
that really counts. If We can kcc
: jh" sand ont Of our shoes We sha
walk trilnIphantly.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
IN ME MORIAN

L. m"moty OF daughters aud Father.
Frances Nulhollaud Hopkins. Who
di"d February 9TH, 1898: prlua Man
NuihnIirnd. March =. l"32 and Jaur.
TatmHn. February p. l9$%
';uu, h'u NOT tnfao1t,u.
Sadly missed hN Father, Mother
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
~ NEMORIGM

N\EINE la lol.np m,iro.y ri ~,
dear Eclh.r and i"rhr,:
N-1uo.i,> coma" ~ hou". sweet ho.l"
Aud haurY childLood day.
Md of Nom and lad. who nadc
i,-.It.
In :: thousand loving Wuys.
Sadly nus.s, Il b.. 3au9htrr ...d I!1-
h"rd, IA>.,"olh and q Ii I:'n.en
HrlNOk', Mas !
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Kent Ali Leaders
Organize Group
CONTINUED from First Pase)

Al Tire conclusion of the meeting
a movie was shown portrayins the
latest methods ilt production of
clean milk on farms and what hap
pens at receiving stations To pro
tcct the consumer
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
UNION METHODIST CHrRCH

Sunday, February II
Sunday school AT p IN.
The w :. c. ). wants To thank
everyone who helped with our coy
cred dish supper The proceeds
amounted to Hoo
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
BIRTH A\\OI\( EME\T

Cpl. and Mrs George Helringt0m
are receiving CONGRATULATIONS upon
the birth of their second daughter,
Darlene Kay. born AT Kent General
Hospital Dover. on January Il.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
GREENWOOD

The guest speaker for next sun
uay night at Grace Methodist
Church will be Reverend Roy
Jones Of Pennington. Everyone in
Nited to this scrI ice
Reverend and Mrs. +. G. Graham
are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. Graham will be the guest
speaker in st. Paul's Church Balli-
more on next Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lofland were
guests of Mir and Mrs. Roy Lot-
land ~ Eljtndale on Sunday.
Mrs. Ii. +, Mills and grand
oHughter. Faye visited the formers
sister, Mrs. T.. f. Horsey near l.au-
rel over tie week end.
Mn Charles Copple and son
Iicky Of Salisbury are spending
It's week with Mrs. f. L. Mills.
Mrs. Morris Meredith entertained
her bridge club on last Tue>da,
Cycnin@
Mrs. Catherine Marvel and son,
Eddie visited her sister, Mrs
EVELYN Brown last week.
Thomas croft ST {. wife. baby.
and MIS- Jennie Bradley were re-
cent dinner guests Of Mr.. and Ms.
Willis Tull
Frank t. Owens celebrated his
S7th birthday at the home Of MI.
and Mrs; G. II. Spence on last Sat
urday Dr. and MIS-. b NJ. Allen
and daughter, lane were dinner
guests.
Mis-; Elsie Wiley has returned
from Dover Hospital and i, i'm
proving very nicely
MlS Reese Warrington is also
home from Milford Memorial Hos
ri,al and doing very nicely.
Mrs Luther Stevens has opened
up IA beauty shop at her residence
on Governors Avenue.
Mrs Reese Warrington. who wa:
operated on AT the Milford Memoir
ial Hospital about four weeks ago
is rapidly improving
Mr. and Mrs Frank Anthony
received word that Their son. Ed
ward who is stationed at NOrtt
Carolina. is in a hospital very sick
with pneumonia.
day in Wilmington visiting hcI
daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy NeaSey: their SON. Bobby, Ia:
ben very sick.
Mrs Edward Anthony has .c
ceiv"d letters from Ler huShant
saying he is much improved. III
was about ready to leave his sta
ton on q furlOugh at home Whci
he was taken sick and put in tn
hospital We wish him speed
recovery.
Mrs. Harry TOrhcrt spent Thurs
day i'll Wilmington visiting her tw
sisters. Mrs. Harvey Welch an
Mrs George llurlOck
Mr.. and Mrs Charles O'Bicr rt
ccivcd word that their son. Charlie!
has arrived safely somewhere i
England.
Mrs Charles Prettyman and so
visited her sister, Mrs Harve
Spence. at Bethel last week Sh
also shopped at Salisbury.
Pfc Kenneth Warrington.
Fort Dix, y. j.. spent last SatuI
day and Sunday with his parent
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Warrington
Jimmy Smith has been sulforiI
from mumpS.
MIR. ard Mrs. Maurice Meredit
went to Wilmington on Il businc
trip on Friday.
George AIoXeyl Wiley has lie
for overseas duty
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Cook al
son, Billy, were up to Dover {
Thursday night
Alvin Mills and Lester Smit
college students Of Wilmingto
spent the Weekend with their pa
cntS.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Torhelt e
tcrtained relatives from Wilmn
ton on Sunday.
ROO IT Cohee was at BridSevi
last Sunday visiting his broth,
Donald.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Musical At Trinity
Church, Frederica
Continued from FIRST Page)

Prayer Perfect by Irvine !.
Stcnson, vocal solo. Robert Rudolph
by Mrs. Robert Ru-
dolph
Silver offering taken ion Cru
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
HENLOPEN GRANGE NOTES

TIE Henlopen Grange held a
special meeting Friday evening,
February 2nd. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Bailey Maull Quaker
town, LcWeS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
CLINTON SfAiTG\
\ tulo2y
by u I'tiylul

Though We are often called upon
to p1u-e and contemplate the dark
and gloomy Chamher whore we all
must end our earthly pilgrimage.
lhouah 50 Oftou comes the dread
summers that takes from our side
some loliu" associate" some com
panion OF other days. this inrvit-
able fact. as old aS humanity it.
self. can uol IT, viewed without
subdu"d heart and soi'eacd ono
tons.
50 with sad h,a,t and leudcl.
recollection W. pais" in our de
libcrations 10 pay "a iust ributr
to our departed companion. Naught
remains of us OF him but The rccOl-
lection OF Other days. Gladdcued by
his presence tor llis beloved com
paniOn has "uup out on Il lone jour
icy across the silver seas. Whose
waters have never yet reelected the
inag" OF q returning sail
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
S36> 900. 900 WORTH
or " tR BONDS SOLD IN
PAST THREE YEARS
lCon'!nued from FIRST Page)

the Wilnlngton Trust Companv
has served as executive yicc-chajr-
man. also q >l-a-year man. The
office Room lost Of the Hotel Du-
POM carries paid staff ut eight,
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
~ MEkORIAM

"a lrrin@ rl,ttior> ul my d,n- SIS
for, E-tcu' Il ltt. ~t., Jn.d r''.tu-
any ~. /, ="
lA" t.@ so >,a' Aa>. r:-.'j sue.
>"4 '.'i ~"
I"N,G lnu uo~j .iMr,r'ly
SADLY missed br Nuar ~i>t,r. Ms
iiifN Sui. g. lfp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
CEDAR NECK

"Our success or our failure is
hardly ever determined by the cir-
of life. but by the
spi,.it i'm which We face conditions. ="
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28

no
coming election 10 be held in
August.
Fred 4. Aucn. chairman Of the
Hin for Council committee. an
uoarccd ihsi Parsd Sc Valley Bust
pc,smca nave agreed 20 supper,
HIS campaign Among the busi-
ncsSrcn ACTIVELY WORKING Tor tho
election OF % Negro O Council are.
Sunny wilson. william TAYLOR. w.
T Johnson Mack lEey Mock John
sou Homer n Smith. George
E,ans Lee WlIlms. UlzIel Lee.
Olson R--et- FHeHfe~- Cam pp
Llrspy Roy Mtpp Reuben Ray
James !. Sns .cton. samuel { Glib
bon. Piuk,e Dubois.
Stree,-cofner meetings VII b.
he'd each Weekend tbc candidate
announced Voters VII be- urged
20 work n precincts The Hill
committee requested vol utccr- for
PfeetHet- eurk % contact Mrs Jose
rhue Belford chairman 81 pre-
c,nCt ganizatIon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
Coal Consumers
Are Urged To File
Declaration Now

AZ coal and coke users through
out this area began fling con-
sumner declarations and placing
orders for their supplies FOR the
rex twelve months Edward G..
Crowley, area distribution mana
ger FOR inc Solid Fuels Adm rlSlrs-
ton for War emphasized the sd-
NantsEes which Wlll result from
filing out their forms immediate
ly
Those consumers Of reSiden-
dial types OF coal, coke and other
solid fuels who fill out their dec
Izrations and put them, along
with specific orders, in the hands
Of their regular dealers between
April ] and Nav Is will be en-
titled to special preferential
treatment" MIR. Crowley de-
clared.
The new regulations winch
yNeoe- mo effect Apr 81 - Ok
planned require dealers 70 &C.
liver ~ least 30 per cent ~ fuli
rcrnsl years supply before Oc-
toper 20 customers "a IN &c thor
celebrations plus the orders be-
tween those dates. Tnev must be
wIllirE hoWctCr - accept the
kinds ~ lSsole sod fJel wn.cn
dealers can supply
THE COAL 70 = Consumer bin
- the time ne flies ms declaration
IS just 50 much 'VCiye' ne Soad
FUELS Official sad since unless
he consumes IS tons or more. ID
vii not be counted aS q part Of
the years allotment Under no cir
-cuuSLanceS.- lhoI2L Re added
'csn more tnan 30 per cen, % 2
normal years supply be delivered
after April ! ln other words
householders must make four tons
On the work Of I've And every
pound that IL burned from row m
cones out ~ ne amount available
for bext winter"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
Raymond Pace To
Speak On Weekend

Cooperating with the local
brInch of The National Association
FOR the Study Of Negro History.
Inc WofyetAie Bar H2ssoy;St51 <
bringing to Detroit. Attorney Ray
mond Pace Alexander, prominent
Philadelphia Lawyer and publicist.
who Wall he the principal speaker
AT the mountaineering OF the Ne
gro History association At the
Eveuezcr Me. church. April 20
Saturday evening. April %, ban
uuet ,punsorcd by the Wolverine
Bar Association. viii be- rendered
Mt Alexander The sffSiE viii
De held al the CIVIC Center OF
Twelve HOrscmcn. ia Erskine
street
'trrr respective presidents OF the
II story Association and the VOL
VERNE Bar organization are Har-
vey jackson Jr.. and Elvin Daven-
port An assistant prosecuting at
tnrncy.