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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

1 TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE, i sor-
rel gelding, 8 gated; / black 5-gaited
gelding, | bay. and 1 black horse, that will
both work and ride, 2-horse trailer New
must be sold by Wednesday March Z
VANCE HICKS. Temple Hills, Md. Locust
1866
HORSES. 7. spotted: 8 ponies. IA work
horses; new work harness. S55 per set
special this week end; new saddles. S39 up
dies, buegies and carts. tractor and pickup
truck. horses for hire LEWIS RIDING
STABLE, East-West highway, between
Riggs I'd. and New Hampshire ave-: take
bus to Green Meadows. blocks to stable
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL-Female: black; thor
ouehbred; months old: $50. Gil 1873.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, A. K. C. regis
st. ne. 6s
DoBERMAN PINSCHER, 1 year old, reg
istered, - female, gentle; ooSwner owner going over
WELSH TERRIER-,Male, l yr., fully in
noculated; housebroken; . champions in
COLLIE PUPPIES, well bred beautifully
marked. brown. black and white comb.
ruff WI. 1928
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn; will hold until
Easter. Inquiries to MRS. KIRCHHOF.
Ruxton: Md, OF, call Towson 1473-J
SCOTTIE, black. female. approx. 1 VI.
reg. Axe: a little beauty, loyable pet; $50.
Ii. 1923
FOOD YOUR DOG WILL LIKE, frozen
meat; ration free; ppaeakaged d. tood and q g g
Georgia ave, NV RA 0433
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED CORDWooD, oak and pine
mixed; 16. Is, 20; "a and 80 inch; prompt
delivery. AT. 1884.
GUARANTEED high per cent hardwood.
large wood split. bu. kindling free $50
CALL THE WooDMAN for new. Clean
cordwood, eft, fireplace lengths. 1907
hardwood; NV delivery only. 81. 2719 -
COkDWOOD FOR SALE, s-foot lengthsi
$40 per cord, Hillside no &c
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ROOMS WANTED.

BRITISH Army officer, single, urgently re-
quires large room with private bath. quiet
home, Wardman Park district. Box $3.50,
AIR CORPS 1T. desires furnished room
with pvt. entrance or small apt Prefers
near Boiling Field Phone FIR. 5000. Ext.
4112, LIT ROUBLE 7~
REFINED GENTLEMAN, so. desires room
3OS-G Star hs
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1881 R. !. ave. ne. NO. 1903. W.
show you the best or or T room on V house use
Buy oa yoar In .erms hs ns CAN %r psosx sset9p
GSio G;y ioIn DE 1873 Or 1914.
tspestry. brick; tile bath, thAat h'-w.h.. fuh
sofSafBmssoSoa 81 ISG aSwn Cal b,5sE 81 SIsa %s4siI
Lovely s-room and bath brick home, with
bedroom on 1st foor. fun basement, oil
Sunday sa1s DVe Rfsi 'i VIEW ~ H fs aaS cor
realtors, 5G6l, East Cap. St. Il. s54o::
eS HiH sSEe oa rcrence sTs 81 r. s7s
bath bath h,wh. 3asar garage. Price, Se,250:
.sol5 Sz.eE st possession @ .as2.H: as2ms
ssea sGwn payment only $500. Call MR..
corner brck lsin wit with 1Slm unnshad 'aah am
s5Ss ss IAMIroS REALTY e coMsAs7: edas 81
CoLoREDSNssT 10th and calltornia SITS,
IL, ~ rooms; On a baths ss new auto; heating sys-
tractive inside and outside; brick sayaSe:
T ssTps IL Il DESIRED Ask for A. W. sTEPH-
COLoRED-si4 5th St me-; modern 8.
ssnable Call Mr. cLHRkR sf Ra osnes. serms ffa 81.
COLoRED-Ksnt pl n.e.-colonial front.
ment deep iot refined neig s gsborhood; @ 0anf onfy
Z sEnssTE1s' Co: NJ. zn 5soS On 3aa9 ha9
water heat fuIeagtS basemsnt sIss Fo2nf ths s0t !,
soed .eS3 buy aTst red brick brick bay window priced
Price S. 900, AT. 5eo4. A' 'i'0O0 00Sn'
Sc os Tsis doya ,Sa DsanTooa 42na
Property is less than 4 yrs, Did, Each apt,
bath with built-in showsr' sepsrate Ea1H heats ts
pI: 0I slss; s.sH ssLAUoHTER & co. "A hom.
St. Groom sriek. 20 PA's r. side. dea ooonfai sHn
ssTsae esTss fu De 'eis5 5ss5 with outside
CoLoRED-vacsnt: 5o7 .3rd st. NV: on
The, he blvd; lst commercial. suitable for
mens only 81 ooo: t'Gaa pree reasonable' s4a6 pAy
aay: te 8 pm: By Mr. NJ w v. cixRsKE
SS6LoRf1Sm,soyssI,sooakinss s, Soldiers Home;
decorate. ,throushout: terms Cali DI.
SofcEEDgIf sHi5- W You will let me show you
the following properties you will be con-
WINGED OF their unusual values: 2l2 G st.
NV I9s ns aad ana Dsfh sahs i ksnsSDhh kknssSDh
pl NV, 2-family fat, oil heat. excellent
condition; 1903 So ne. rms. and bath,
ss5ase sad; sxeelIsns condition from cellar e
the above pTogsrties Phone DT. 7os5. ask
COLOREDN2 semidetached e-famtly Eat.
s9HS ae for sseS .Dt with ssse
ext os Pse eaeh ssas' ~t
efsR sf1s VIM Evfnngs T. ssJNss RsoRs MI
& St NV. Dis ioi5. -'''' A'
ssileHt conditon S Near 1ss stna and sts NV; sS
CoIoREDc be sold this week; 1908
ss ter@a only 1Tek dosn gTas
esIi VI. CLARKE: owner. 6I' I,'s3 1881. a0""'
COLORED-400 block Virginia ave. Sc:
Groom brick, h.-a.h. price, S6,s50: only
MR cIaRkED Desssssi0n oWaer. b1 sssin'ee0 ss5i can
lCOLORED-One 6 and one 10 room brick
house, NV: reasonable terms, CO. 226s.
COLORED-380O blk. 10th st. NV; 8 rms.
DG55sness slco d6sn neseh Aso 81 afs sfs
modern eony Price, $3.50 81 900 down.
400 blk; Irving n,w.-6 rms, oil heat.
paper and paint. Price, $3.50; $500
ass aewn; for GS15 wI1sdS az; osss' An' DE $780,
COLORED-1e26.K A s.. ne; 8 rooms oath
p.ss on9 $500 550a down Ror'
priss 80 s. 5 only s4dS 8S0Gs down 'sssS esi
MR.. ToL1vER. DI: 1851 or TR. s7se.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

SILVER SPRING. e700 Brunett ave.-Will
share home and pay $50 to couple or
mother with child. who will assume house
keeping responsibilities for family of l.
81. 1892 after 8 pm.
BACHELORS QUARTERS, furn. studio liv
rm., bedrm. shower. pvt. emit, garage; SO.
6100 Hillmead I'd. Bethesda. WI 6313
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POULTRY & EGGS.

POULTRY. turkey, pigeon houses, $50 so
up delivered; dog, cat, pet stock pens, in
closures, rabbit cavey hutches; Saanen
TRY FARM, Annandale. Va. Al 1890. 1s
BABY CHICKS, feed ana poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 z ST. NV.
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ROOMS FURkISHED-Northe east.
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. ond VA

ALEXANDRIA, VA, 52S N Payne ST
double front twin beds; new house and
furniture Y block to bus: $40.
222O N. N0TTINGHAM-For responsible
wk,; without, S15 wk.; ref. req. CHI. 4l44.
1887 23th RID. NORTH, Arlington, Va
Newly furnished master bedroom: couple or
per week. Call Glebe 37b7. Sc
ARLINGTON. VA. Comfortable single
room. "a block from Pershing drive. Cen
tleman only. $40 wk. or $40 month. 42S
North Monroe st. OK. 1856. Call eve
ninRs or Sunday .
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

2 children. movin1 to
pancy Of furnished modern country house
In excellent section OF Maryland. 1s miles
from White House. 4 bedrooms, Q baths.
servants rooms and bath. oil heat, on
paved road, for comparable in committing
distance of New York City. Call Rockville
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APARTMENTS UhFURhysHEp.

SI4 22nd ST. NV, Apt. No. 5-Two-
room apt, partially furnished. S45. After
5 O'Clock
WISH TO EXCHANGE NE. Duplex apt.
2 rooms, dinette. kitchen, bath. screened
rear porch and yard, 1909 E ST. n e.. apt
3 tS3S) for similar apt. 1st floor in Glover
Park or Bethesda FIR. 6442
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp.

NEW YORK CITY AREA, S75--3-bedroom
house. Can exchange for 2 or 8 bedroom
house on apt. in D. c. area. National 1872.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Me- rooms
for 4 girls; excel board, home privileges.
app Apply H aftsr nsTr5 Pm Pm or all all dsy Sunday
in new bungalow. for l or 2 ladies. all
PRIVILEGES including parlor, telephone and
laundry Board optional. SH; 1927.
1903 STAPLES ST. N.E.-Double room
available Mar. 12, with meals single room
Mar. Sth Near Trinidad bus. 9'
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ROOMS FURN.-Northwest Cont. :.

KOOMS fOkN.-NorthWeN tSont.| I.
5000 roth ST. .N.W.-Young. girl to share
double room with another girl. Hollywood
beds, some kitchen privileges. Call eve
ninss and Sundays, sHO. AIT. S22.50 per
COLORED - 1924 18th st. NV; nicely
furnished room, suitable 2 young ladies,
tion; S6.25 per week each. ach.
ROOMS FuRkISHED-Northsost.
COLORED-119 r st. n.e-Nice, clean,
warm room in private home for refined
gentleman only. co. 4543. S2S per
month.
near bath; good transportation: private
family; So and So each, FIR. 3416. g..
ROOMS FURklsHED-s.E. and s.W.
41st ST. Sc, near Fairfax Village-Room
private home. all home privileges, 81 week.
Box 394-G, Star. g.
l52 r ST. S.E.-Sleeping. two windows:
walking distance to Navy Yard, Capitol
or Congress. Library; SO weekly. 6s
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VACANT HOUSES
2901 34th st. NV
1929 L st. NV.
80 Randolph pl NV.
sos F st: ne
1928, 80 and 80 Park I'd. NV,
For terms and inspection call HARRY
DRElSEN or THE MURRAY CO. ia 5000
or Ma: 1885. Brokers attention.
4-BEDR0OM BRICK, sunroom, recreation
terms
5-room, 2-story home; full basement; h..
45Q terms. WOODRIDGE REALTY Co,
23sl r. I. ave. ne. NO. 1908.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG MAN, quiet, wishes private room
or small apt. with meals provided. RE
1900 Ext 75309, between 8 and 5. 6.
MOVING, PACKING ond STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDEI,MAN'S
MOVING g. STORAGE CO., ia. 2937. 81
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house, inmssulate condition inside and
porch. large basement. toilet. h. W. oil
heat, gear det.. garage, large level, land.
scaped, fenced lot; near bus; stores and
ser sonoGas; IA oaiy Ply sl4sso' M'DEV1rr' Real
xMEkfcAN UNIVERSITY sEcTIoN-De-
ocseea ssses e. m sass0 frame
living rm., fireplace; dining rm., kitchen
tplenty Of cabinet space). bedrm. and bath
s S0 End on sna and r sn
and insulated, full basement. water
ssseSes sssSss o "a. x sss as
arbor; conv. to stores and transports ton
snsT1 .clusss rs1css sls psoes co
NE. $3.50, 81. s429, or Mr.. Butler, DU.
NEAR KENwooD, Bethesda--This very
modern brick home offers everything you
want in living convenience, z rms, bath,
library or bedroom and layatory on M lst
kssns1 Tsn fenced sas can
sheaSos aoBtE W. sS4s se4s w.sfa.ss tS Wn ave. Be
sor your own family q I you ss would PIKE Ike
3 8 BEDROOMS @ % and inciosed sleeping s II porch h'
baths plus V,n. on lst f. aFEs
bouaht on easy terms. immediate posses
sion. ]. NOBLE BOAz, 724O Wis. ave-.
BBsaNTWoSb BsaeS5as @ 2tAEoosn.r yfts AGiEsEdeos brick
yrs. old, modern, In good condition; 8 large
rooms and bath, deep lot, Venetian blinds,
room; shown 81 appointment only. Ma.
fS sETfLx iii. IA EsfXFs. fXIHi si1. .ssoi near 9th
and Pa. ave. Sc: Colonial 22-ft semi
detached brick. "a bedrooms, 5. porches.
gAs; hot-watsr heat, electric fefrigerator
GsH GSsfHTrzkIi. MIIi M MMidHgysr. gIo6. Ia s4ob' With
TAKoMA PARK. m.-Detached: 8 com.
plete apts. on LIST and 2nd doors; 9 roQml
and bath " basement; large lot: detached
ston. "a. 6o51. NARSdAiL ]. WAPLK
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seen to be appreciated: owner leaving city;
cary PosiessiSn TWr S.n kM 5so. l2sS until
GocD INCOME WITH sAFETY-s.f.mily
brick. completely furn.; 8 refrigerators. 8
is rms. kit, ana BATH; hoswsser s M heat heat,
ss1ss' s.s;sSf; 81, sS9sF ssfs' wants cash. Cali KE
kENsINGToN y Vacant Large frame
house, could be used for families; s bed
mace. extra-iarse lot, fruit e" and % shade
price -sl2,5Oo. Cali MRS. HAYcRAFT,
SILVER spkHNd sa6. M6RSespsionai valu.
in exclusive neighborhood of Silver spring
n9aerp a1ss s01 stone and tuseO ,S
room with fireplace. large Kitchen with
buffers pantry and breakfast nook; bath,
a. Gear ssrsse IN basement a'nS si.ss ea rooi rsa
shown BY appointment only. BAINs
DETACHED VACANT BRIck HOME. 4s14
hsii, breakfsst room: insulated. metal
attic. full cellar. gas heat. tubs, ssrsse,
large front porch; perfect condition. You'll
IKE this roomy home and exclusive section.
sSf ssssSs 4Sir: e. sss2ssers s.ss
aasg sDd.y m.rfsa ct the best
oes Gs'as arnR.a Il sp.esu, osnstS sa S.ss
s.o ss
VIZ aSou !: e." pS.ss is nSf
sSeninss 20 sds .nis slire cay Ian Mr. MILLS Wo 2soo'
EaiTETiEsNiHiS91ssIG isTETiEsNiHiS91ssIG nv: NV. near 9Th = Semi
detached brick home. in perfect condition,
sss heat Gear ssr.ss & Really aS PiseRses. Rso.
kERS. INC, OR. OO4S or RA 1927.
BETHESDA. MD..Hers Is dandy g
Ing room with fireplace, dining room, weil-
equipped kitchen with stove and refrisera-
With ,ns sas bath and On Sas
asSst sIa: 'Ia:. 4 Wiz AVE- SsAasMS AassMs
HEoRGEToWNNsie@sdo. f sS;sarossHi M 300 .strac.iv. row
sse il q the best s.b. Das s Of
until pm. F. 4. TWEED CO. 55o2
SIsas sAss. AVE-. at western .v..-a.,sr,esea
beautiful condition. no amount OF adver-
ist a IS den or bedroom and bath; :
beautiful recreation room In basement: all
Sn tbs ssss snd a n s0Hd e sopa pss
war price; 1t must be seen BY appt only;
We ,. cann1t Etys sSSress s,. eyer phone For
TWEED TIVE Co. sb01 conn. mn ave. N =.
NEAR westmoreland Circle-$13. 500. To-
Gated near Mass. ave. shopping and trans
Site; center hall, nrst.n.. sunroom, bed
rooms. sunroom and bath on End d.; at
ceilent value; exclusive agent. Can M.
1890 until 8 pm. r. A. TWEED Co. 5604
Connecticut ave.
center hall, den and lAvatory on LIST a.;
5 mAster-si1e bedrooms, baths, IecreA-
ton room, matd.s room and tile bath
9 pm. 7. A. TWEED CO.. 560z Connect
cut ave.
detached brick. sas heat; 1st H., powder
room; near school: 3 large bedrooms;
only few years old. 4 For appt. 70 zee
CO, 6504 Conn. ave.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Unique Army Job
Held By Young
D etroit Artist

PARIS, Frarcc.-An artist in
NE CH,rggdphic Section OF the
Historical Section ~ TSFET :
SIS, Charles ". Young. -. Of
2tSi Macono street. Detroit
SGT Young. me only Negro SOL
olcr 30 the historical Section and
ono ~ re frs; 10 be transferred
INTO TSFET headquarters. makes
maps charts ana graphs to Illus
trate the cost, pro-rC>S and ef-
fleets OF the VAR In the book.
American Enterprise in Europe
IS>scd by the ! and f. Division.
five DRAWINGS ny hlm arc included
Because of outstanding ability
as i camuUflJle ARTIST. Sgt
louuGS company commander in
the l696ih Combat Engineers bat
talon contacted Brig. Gen. b. O
Davis who. IN turn. effected the
transfer ~ SGT Young To the HIS
torCa, Sec i1u DARING his tour
of duty IN England. he painted an
OIL on Negro troops around B. Stol
10 b, - feet AVID presented il 10
the American Red Cross there. He
had done other pants in the
States while ~ the army
Before entering the army in Oc-
tober. l94l. SGT Young was car
toonjSt and artist for the Michig gan
Chronicle He is married 30 Mrs.
Sylvia Woods. ~ 3l7l Monroe
street Detroit Mich
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
HONOR AUNT

NJ ard Ms p. T. Chisholm,
~ Tennessee street, gave a din
FER parry In honor OF their aunt,
Ms Mar Robinson, Of Birming-
linn A.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
29 ARMY UNITS
SCHEDULED FOR
EARLY RETURN

MARSEILLES, France Twenty
nine Negro units. composed of
high-point men, have arrived a.
Camp Calais, near Marscilles. for
early return TO the United S,ates.
the War Department announced
this week
The units include with former
stations; 447th Signal Construction
Battalion. lie Harye, France. 376,n
Engineer Battalion, Marenanc.
France; 3l03rd Engineers. LNcrno
Italy: 3l2lst Engineers Platoon.
Calais, France; !37iSt Engineer
Dump Truck company. Le. Pennies
Mirabeau, France 653rd O.1nlncc
Ammunition company. SIC Marie
Du Mont. France. 364tn Quarter
master company, Bt"rc5ax Bel
GUM: 436th QuutorT -'cr Bakery
company, SaWOoJrI France.
QuaTtcTWlStcr Service COM
panies: 3l20th, Y.c'a,. France.
328+th. BayreGth, German. 225lh
RoSenheim, GERMANY. 4l7G'1 E.eh.
Luxembourg; 4i82rd Ca.cn,ar
France; Il6+th. Na.o-nos. France.
4l95th. Cherbouyg. France. 4.glst
Soumange. Belgium
QuartermsS'er Trek D,,7ch.
mentS; 3973rd, Yyc'o, Feance
339lst, Lei &C Belgium 2a+o.a. Yer
dun, France; 4O7'S'. Tn re
land 6825th and 6826'n Made. nc
France; 6627th. 6828th s81a.9 ann
6830th, Grigy. France, 6869,o PARIS
France.
QuartcrnaS,cr Car Dc'arhYen,s.
3296,h. Nice, France, 3299'a. Ma
settles, France
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Denies Advances
To Young Girl,
Faces Sentence

\ 47-vcar-oid man who den cd
making advances 10 !6-year-old
school Glrl when she entered a
smoke shop 10 buy candy a. 1872
Riopele street was convicted o.
scco>;ng Monday by Recorders
Judge Donald VI Van Zile.
DAVID MEAD Of Gas Madison
street. denied The accusation Of
ne young girl that ne made sd-
YaDCeS 'o ner ON OCT -
The Young girl. whose name is
withheld due To the nature Of the
case was firm in her accusation
and stated that the three of them
were alone in the shop at the
time.
However. Mead produced three
other men who testified that the
~. Mas not IN She smoke shop
s0:l The day after Mead had been
arrested or the VICE charge
Mead Nlll De sentenced Monday
uy Judge Van lie
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Howard u. Prexy
To Open Forum
At Second Baptist

Initiating tho opening Of the an
nua. Fall and Winter Forum Sc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
CT Charges Girl
Fleeced Him OF 5000

A service man Who told police
ma, ne agreed 20 send a youn-
ady money to keep FOR him Mas
the compla nant Friday IN war
rant charging Miss Jessie lee
Hardy, - Of POS MI Vernon with
.arceny oy conversion.
WILLIAM FINLEY. 27-yea -olc
soldier o. 376 Grand, Highland
PARK, home on furlougn. said tina,
between Jan and June 81 mis-
year. he sent the young lady 5000
- keep FOR nam.
finley told police that on Oc'
Z ne asked for the return q, ms
money ana VAS tod oy he I'll
.she had lost $500. and me other
$500 Mas IN war bonds which a
i.lcna Mas keepine COR her.
HoNeyer, police learned, the a.
'C-cd friend Robert Robinson ~
l32, " Warren. charges that he
Mas no: heep.nI any cash or bonds
Tor me Young lady.
WARRANTS charging seyera'
persons with larceny IN amounts
ranglng from sos 10 5000 were
recoTn ended ms week BY the
Prosecutors Office
George II Williams. g. 81 %
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

Albert L. (Geeich) Pakeman.
called the night mayor of Par.
adise Valley. was cleared of
gambling conspiracy charges
last week by Recorders Judge
John J. Maher. who said.
among other things: AS far
as the records show, Pakeman
is a bondsman. Lawyers or
bondsmen represe many
persons who are accused of
crime but such representation
doesn't make them a party 10
the scheme of conspiracy"
Pskeman is beginning his 18th
year as a bondsman and is al
ways ready 10 represent any
enc who has need of his serv-
ices. He has many friends and
business associates in all walks
Of life.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
GIRL SCOUTS TO
OBSERVE WEEK
Of OCTOBER 2s


Girl Scouts in Detroit 1886
s,rong xi,l ,oin u,,h ov,r ,,,'1,o,
s., ,hu...,
'''''' '''' y" -'''N' 'ne "''i"'' IN
OBSERVING CIR. Scout Week from
Sunday Oct 28 10 SATURDAY.. Nov. 3.
Thene for tho 100. ,.,I M .c,-
"e''>'''P III 'NN'ioh Inio"snoul me
Wor,G
HIGHLIGHT " the week : OoSer-
ance All 90 4 rro-ran for adults
"a, s,o.,,,.,, go an ,,,,..,. -.
~. 20 =. - 49, =
900, 49, n..t 80
c,-i S.. ~, -, =, ~, V''
~, - ca, ~. ,''l :. "a. 80
...,,...,'.,.. y. "l'
90, "a , go. 80 . 80 '.'' N'''''''''''
p...'.,',,',.,,., -, g., .......-.-- ....,,
go -. ~, 49, : '.'r ~ Ok W = -.
~ y. - a. ~ - -'. '',' INC
- ~ 50. IN W. ny 10 .''I ma
,......'''., ~ - u'>, ~
li'.,'..5 - 50" ,.'e ~ ~ a., ~.
c,.'.,."- .'',.' ' ., - $40 : u
4a,,....,,... '''' .''' u W, -.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

f Euclid, WAS charseds with the
;0ef, Of two grips valued AT $500
oc,ouslng 20 Albert w. Fenton, 38,
Il 10 Sproat street Oct u.
Mrs Bessie Johnson. 80, OF 8543
Oakland street. charges that on
Oct IL. her trunk was broken
into and cash and jewelry valued
at SOS was taken from her by .
roomer. identified as Gilbert II.
Lee. age and address unknown.
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ries,' sponsored by the Cultural
committee Of the Second Baptist
church, will be Or. Mordeeai John
spn. pres dent Of Howard unlver-
s.ty, Washington, d. c.
Or. Johnson Will speak Sunday
evening, Oct. %, in the church su-
ditor.um. The program viii begin
promptly a. 745 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
W ARRAS
Bonnie Burchett
Feted With PARTY

On Monday afternoon. Oct. IS.
Bonnie BurChett Mas feted al a
surprise birthday dinner. az the
home OF his farcce. Jane Stone.
1902 Goddard street
After a delicious repaSt guests
settled down 90 games. Those. also
ENJOY NJ the hospitality ~ Mss
Stone we're Ton,y Mason. jeff
Walser. DAISY Glover. Nlyel, Phil
J p> Ed Brolit. Thomas Simpson.
Blanche Cleveland
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Dentists Endorse Davis

NEW YORK-The Norm N5..
lem Dental Society al IL, r-cc'
4, the YWCA unan "ousN en-
dorsed the candidaCv ~ Bcrawu
J Davis Jr. for .e-olcct or 90 tro
City Council, DR.. Arnold Doua%a.
president, announced Thursday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
GAMING COUNT
CONV|CTS 7 AS
8 PLEAD GUILTY


Seven persons. convicted by 2
Jury OF gaming at 1904 Hastings
street were sentenced TO prison
terms Monday Eight others. swhc
plead guilty to gaming charges in
connection with the alleged BIO
Policy and Mutuels House avail,
sentence on Oct. 81 by Recorders
Judge John j Maher.
CONVICTED by jury last week
and sentenced 10 serve three months
to two years each by Judge Maher
were:
Anderson Walker. -. OF 2732
Hastings; Harry Blackwell. so. OF
BIS f. Forest; Sam Woods. so. OF
523 +. Elizabeth: Eustice Washing
ton IS7-ef 22+27- Jahn-R: Franklin
Young, 81. OF 1926 Rivard. William
EcholS. 80. OF 993 Napoleon. and
Abraham MatheS, 80. Of 672 f
Warren.
Complainant was Jesse Grimes
81. OF GA Sherman.
They we're previously convicted
and won new trial which ended
last week. Their orr ginal SEN
fences were then imposed by judge
Maher, with the stipulation that the
sentence of Franklin Young Vas "a
run concurrently with the one NJ
posed upon him for alleged Illegal
possession ~ gas coupons
Judge Mahcr dismissed a CON
spiracy count against Albert
tGeetchi Pakeman. ~, Of $50 F..
Adams, a bondsman.
AS far as the record shows. -
Judge Maher said "Pakcman is a
bondSman. He may DC a party 10
gaming conspiracy bat the record
does not show d. Lawyers or bonds
mon represent many persons who
are accused q crime. bat such rep
ieser'8'IoD doesn't mako them a
party - the scheme OF the con-
tpracy."
AFTER THE TRIAL 81 q; .ht per-
sons charged Nth conspiracy 10
Nlo.4'e the gaming laws had hcen
heard m part hy Recorders Judge
John J ~ Nahcr all Of tho defend
On Picdn -Al.'F 10 .eS>ef charge
eHS 7Naj' sentence on Oct 81
g., - ."''c ~. o. - olfN'N'F1
80 p'e'd -"'''! o'i.'te the Ullt
-" ga
among the other> picading
tu''N amer testimony mad been
ttheh IN Ine case was trancis
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-01-18
Serg. Stopper In
Narrow Escape as
Steamer Hits Tug
BY Courier Correspondent

NASHUA.-.How Serg. Richard
H. Stopper, formerly of Nashua anC
son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Stopper now
of Bremerton, Wash, narrowly
escaped with his life when the
steamer Victoria rammed and sank
the 120-foot tug which he and other
soldiers were manning is told in a
clipping from a Seattle newspaper.
The Is "seagoing soldiers were
taking the seagoing tug up the in
side Alaskan passage when, at $50
in the morning the Victoria drove
her bow halfway through the other
craft. Stopper and others were asleep
in the %forecastle.
The deck crashed down on me
and pinned me in my bunk and the
ocean was pouring in there a mile a
minute. I thought it was curtains for
all of U.S." he related. Stopper and
others owe their lives to the fact
that the Victoria backed off prompt
~ so they could free themselves and
make their escape. The tug went
to the bottom four minutes
after the collision. Crew members,
in the water division army transpor-
all were saved.
Sergeant Stopper is one of four
brothers serving his country. YER
mont was taken a prisoner in the
in 1912 and Victor and
Willis also are in service. Their par
ents were presented with a service
lag by the Glasgow American Lee
zion post last February.