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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

COLT; half-bred Arabian. gray f,ne con;
formation; forms disposition like 3 well, trained
fee es Of Da sess Iss Stud 81 FaI BessY ne Nc
Lean; va. Fails Church ss5-J-l.
dition: also Italian style jumping saddle.
Cali HI. 03s4 after 8 p,m.
ONE BEAUTFuLLY MARKED s;yr:-old
/ sorreD, Western-broke pony, IA hands:
several other riding horses. HILLTOP
FARM. Fisher I'd. sc. Temple Hills, Lo-
HORSES, pigs, goats, lo-disc srain drill,
two 2-horse wagons. Mccormick -Deering
oss bsrnsas sayses and sas BRIDES sss r
SeSsf" Goop FRESH sasSH Cow AND CALF. % acres
timothy hay ist;. IN shSsk nsa IL acres big wheat
HORSE, large, black work or ride. Call
DoScToRRSsi BUGGY. rubber-tired; also
WOODEN WOODEN cAfksSUsEI sii HORSE, isrse size.
EIsn English; very rare specimen. chesssnut
TWo GOATS. now giving milk; no one at
home to care for them reason for selling;
abSsE M SfyfE Hoss sD fSs Ssas sa2 ssS 1 ssa5
nes action. gentle wit with s enoush fs 110s 70 s.
yoa san viii bs sdSa Dy aoy one
ably priced for quick sale. Call J. w.
SlkUWE, OIL. $3.50.
DAIRY CATTLE, is cows, S heifers, some
purebred; ! purebred bull about 3Is years
old from U. s. Soldiers Home; will sell
as q lot or individually. Call RE. 1917
SADDLE HORSES, beautiful pair Of black
and white Pintos; gentle and well broke;
ideal f9r men @ and ndo gomen; sold as pair
RACING MARE. Fair Maid by English
Night and out OF Faircrest: training; 8 yrs
old. PLEASANT VALLEY, Rt. so, Hern-
DON Va
HORSE, formerly o. s. cavalry. new bride.
saddle and blanket. Call FIR. 1921. 29s
RIDING AND WORK HORSES, mules.
cheap; ponies. 2 pony carts, $50 and S25;
new and used English and Western saddles.
brides, harness, double and single We
buy old and discarded horses for humane
purpose, Straw rides by the hour. Rear
736 18th st. s.e. TR. DOLL.
sHOATs (1o,. so to 90 lbs. inoculated,
castrated. One boar ready for service
Priced from. S12 to S21. Baied hay any
quantity, delivered. Mr.: Block al LIVING
Hyattsvilie. WA. <6o3.
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SITUATIONS poMrsTIc.

COLORED GIRL wants work. 5h days
no cooking. RE. 6292.
GIRL, colored, exp. wants part tim,
work : days. to l o'clock; no laundry
ia 960S, 28s
GIRL, colored. wishes daywork: honest
and reliable; SIS per day and carfare. Call
GE 1868
GIRL, colorcd. from North Carolina. wishes
Job as mothers helper; stay nights RE
REFINED COLORED GIRL wants apart
ments to clean. Cali pI. 4723. 2Ss
WOMAN, neat, colored. wishes small apt
TO clean. Mornings only. No Sunday
Call before 4 pm. AT. 1888.
WOMAN. colored,. with school-age child
desires Job as housekeeper; references
CO. ISIS, no calls after pm.
WOMAN, colored, wants general house.
work Dupont 1853.
YOUNG COL0RED WOMAN wishes day
work or part time. Call Ex. 0666 sfter
pm. 29s
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POULTRY S EGGS.

BABY CHICKS now on hand, lowest prices,
chicks and TURKEY poults, Phone Rock
vile 1871
BARRED ROCK PULLETs. "A weeks old.
50 each. 500 New Hampshire Reds, 7
weeks old, 81 each 300 Leghorns. 12
weeks old 81 so each. For breeding pur-
poses. Call Gaithersburg 2s4-W or WA.
CHICKENS, about IA weeks old and
coops for sale. Call to see at any time,
3Sd3 aod WeRiFGt9no Ro9 oT sstaesas Me- NC o,d
fully vaccnated and wormed, 95c to 81
each. Hillside 11a1-W 29A
COCCIDIOSIS, we have a real remedy for
it: one electric brooder left, Sl6.50: also
our standard line of poultry houses, rabbit
cavey hutches. pet stock pens-inclosures.
:30s
DUCKLINGs, dressed delivered. in lsras
quantities. OPA ceiling price. Box 42-D.
Star 3ns
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MlscrLLANEous EoR SALE.


WATER HEATERS, new, automatic, gas,
20 80. 40 and 6b gal. X. " w., ll32
9th st. NV.
WiNTER COAT. black. dyed squirrel collar,
tan plaid unlined suit, gold wool and
rayon dress: each size Id. WO 1888.
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
slets la05 l4th st. NV. phone AID 1898
HUSBAND leaving country. must sell fur
nishings 5-room home: radio, solid ma
hogany corner cabinet, spinet desk. tennis
racket. other misc: RA. 1871. 10 TO s
pm, $500 Piney Branch rd. NV;
AN OLD BUILDER going out of business
has e. II kinds of things for sale. Stats porch
curtain lantern and many misc. articles.
LARGE COLLECTION of records OF classi-
cal music at 7s original price. excellent
condition, mainly Beethoven and Mozart;
also portable electric record player. Birch
model 100, S22.50. Phone Taylor 296S,
July 20, between II am.-5 pm.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, furnishings for
3-rm. apt; can be seen any time Call DU
$500, Ext 333
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRANSPORTATION TO Ocean City. Md,
July Goth desired by adults; share ex-
nlsTsf DRIvfNG T 10 0Ier los ANGELES. California,
between July 80 and August 3rd; want two
lady passengers or married couple; refer
ences. Warfield 4S22.
MOTHER-DAUGHTER share expense party
driving Atlantic City Aug. l. OR. 2922 or
AD 107S.
COUPLE-College graduates. desire ride 10
Connecticut. Leaving Aug. I'd to 4th. Share
driving and expenses. Chestnut 1897. 80"
WANTED-By Navy wife, ride with woman
or couple to Atlanta middle Of Aug, or ear
lier. Will share expense and help drive.
Box 23-D, Star. 30s
WILL SOME KIND PERSON driving to
Ocean City, Nd, Aug. 9TH take ? women
along. share expense. Excellent driver If
needed ME- 1dQO o0s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpANIEs.

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYs, walks, terraces
ana parking lots. Estimates free. Call
ssBEsTos SIDING, roor,ns. rock wool IN.
sulation. Call US for estimate. HUDSON
SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CO.. 1927 Pa ave
n;w Warehouse at 9TH and T ne DI
CONCRETE woRK-Free estimates. Ca
rage floors driveways, sidewalks, etc.
s Spruce , o49S G,,9 S;3o am. to $50 pm. Ask
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, hagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, fireplaces.
En- : MEAshRcucSS1o' LshS Route A. Horners lane
ELS0k yjNs s5syIoE H9shnr put The pest.
fses sSssstiea soff se n'h sia WsSs
JpHSs,MASyILLE roofing, siding. insula.
S2SSEs s'sS% g. Sss,; sSo 6 pay
struction. repairing. remodeling. asphalt
0 SsWEIf. SGasis.f. ca ea'fsss ffsssa Estimates Tree
roofing and asbestos
a6SEsSl2E YOUR PtiNi aoaE ia ana aqSa add .ddi-
foo. sss hhed MADE uocb, o ncSs.
asbestos siding and rOotns and senersi
s%a ess Tepas oss Sur tTss tmts HnMr
RENoVAT1No CO.. 1420 Irving st. NV.
PAINTING and papering for property
owners looking to have work done AZ
sensible prices, Work done az once. Best
supsrvision, material and mechanics used
F., III. DOUGLAS g. CO, DU 345S.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs. home
repairs; white mechanics, work guaranteed
Call any time, AID. 5129.
PLUMBING. Bathrooms installed. Re-
modelling; New fixtures: TR. 1898. 2s'
and general sheet metal work. immediate
wATERPRoOFiNG. ali kinds; Easements
windows ealked. etc. ROB-
y iRGlNIA[,csn PATTERSON -oARDl-
NER CORP. hobart 4I20, Johns Man
vile roofing. siding Insulation; storm win
Sows- screens; ems heating. remodeling Terms
GARDINER CORP, Ho 4ieo; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win
dows, screens heating. remodeling Terms
REMODEL, modernize your nome now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LAT LxT1oN .oS9 60 $40. 55o2 wis; aye WI. 1900
on the srqgnd aoor any type q gork u
391S Iivingston I'd, HyattSYlile, Nd 30s
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COAL. MOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD for fireplace. furnace. heater and
kindling; all fuel will be scarce this winter,
order now. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. s13
nth at ne AT 5o19
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AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery OF new Taylorcrafts Swifts
ssnnsds ssnnd RspIblie ssabes Amphihians, Oliver
AiRPLASE FLYING iNsTRUCTioN. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, |
OIL. SSSS. or HYDE FIELD. SP 0SS2
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SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.

COUPLE WILL MANAGE small reominR
house in exchange for apt Wife. full time;
husband. part time. Perm. located; good
reference. Box 403-C, Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, Wuriitger I20-bass. . treble
ssSo, 500, rTFsslhls rTsslhls fbSrch sSs.fSIs. .-s.r,.
treble and bass shifts; dns condition;
$500. CH. 36Ss. 30
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERs-Do not wait until the last
minute for a good fall position. Let US
place you Immediately. ADAMS TEACH
and C
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lsusINEss OPPORTUNITIES lcant,l J

FURN ROOM HOUSE, rent Sl50: shooting
gall, rent $500; Dark lot, rent 500: good
location. ladies' bus. rent $3.50. Ma. 1899.
ss,950--This price includes the real estate,
grocery business stock, fixtures. equip
ment. etc, This rare opportunity is avail
able due TO the death Of the owner Lo-
Gated in Kenilworth. d. c. "a cash re-
anired. DI. s917. W. L. MOORE. GE.
DGS GROCERY sToREs-rf you are in
terested in a clean, active grocery busi-
ness, we have number Of outstanding
buys on today's market Service stores,
self-service and others In every section
OF city: terms can be arranged. SNYDER
REALTY CO. 5425 Georgia ave. NV. RA.
DIVISION SALES MANAGER, high salary.
bonus and expenses; must have proven
sales record above average prefer man
with sales management, experienced in
specially line: permanent postwar posi-
ton In answering ggiys complete details
SODA FOUNTAIN CONCESSION, in Mt.
Rainier drugstore; clears over 500 week
ly. 81 boo takes stock and some equip
ment. FRED MILES, $500 34th st. ne.
$500 buys established independent I'LL
ing station, 2 recapping machines Less
price II you don't need some OF the stock.
$500 Sherman ave. NV. Good reasons
for selling. Here's real opportunity.
STORE AND APT, occupied. Good re-
turns. oil burner. double garage; brick;
good NV. section. $12,500 buys it. GE.
sHEEr-METAL SHOP. fully equipped with
modern tools, truck, estab. 20 years. DE.
DINING, RIM. small. suitable for cou-
Pile to handle; very cheap for a quick
sale. Call between 1878 pm, ia S54S.
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paid WrlJe Only f1SAOn' 1870
Mattresses, colored, 2. Apply 1908 I
WAITRESS, white; experience not neces
sary: good wages and tips; in air-condi
tioned restaurant in GEORGETOWN. 1913;
MATTRESSES az; SIS week. good tips
Call in person, 1909 14th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced. with liquor art
health card; guaranteed 500 week, Pleas iea
csil Mo; a54s for sppOintmsnt.
MATTRESSES, white, full time; perma
p ,b snd board Il desired n9s ts
sWsAirREsssasMMGust be be expsrieneed' pr nee "'sS 70
pointment, Franklin s7sS.
WOMAN, white; hours. am. to 4 pm
no Sunday work; to prepare yegetables i
airy to start, $50 week and meals Appl,
ct t5l1 14th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored; permanent job down
Sraiegs TIE a WILsoNiA RS 9a IeVfsSF 1880 St. MT
supp Hf dsss EeTs in
e oSSsTips NECESSARY; can Ma. 1857.
Apply The E|6e uoIY D1cKhfNa 81 SShfSe TEA soEs2
WOMAN. coisred, to. clean rooms ant
phone Sun Sundays Oh. aaes Mass Mass. ave. So na4 Nv
sns isn't vhss ssnds a1g saW adass Hsn s3Sfn sna
days Of; S25 week. Box 426-c,. Star
WOMAN, young, to learn addressograpi
operating, "A hrs. per wk; permanent posi-.
H TaoMPsoSs SS Z DAfRY aofa ifGj fGth 81 t. NV lsoO
WOMAN: experienced. steam table, 12 I,
suGgNa X SSsdfT TEA TaS5 aousA Appy lis TIE & UGLY
in, as housekeeper for pleasant, semi-ir
valid woman and employed daughter
Simple cooking; some night assistance, bu
plenty opportunity to rest afternoons
evenings on to suit. Salary and mainte
nance. Cal 81: $3.50 after weekday
WOMEN over 65 years Of age to sell Il
once, 4th floor, LANsBURdH g. BRO, I'll
sth and e. sts. NV.
Apply MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES
5O7 18th st. NV. or 1907 Conn eve n W
WOMEN, colored, for laundry work. Goo,
working conditions Paid vacations Mrs
stossn; MAYFLoWER HOTEL. 18th ant
WOMEN (2l. desk and PIX board: quail
hcations, refinement and intelligence; smal
modern hotel. Call manager, DI 4T04.
YOUNG GIRLS to train as machine book
keepers. Apply In person. SECURTT,
SAYINGS q COMMERCIAL BANK, 9ti
YOUNG LADY to work in insurance once
stenographic and clerical experience; per
msnent position, postwar future. Cal
MISS EDLUND, NE. 0916.
YOUNG LADY wanted for telephone an
billing work, 40-hour week: good salary
postwar future DISTRICT wHoLESAL
bRUG CORP 50 o st. NV.
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available for immediate installation. WO
SERVING TRAY, reproduction, done in
curly maple; very useful and attractive
nss JOHN cfl es uiiS os 4s resn ss,y
SET OF BEDROOM ruRN., good eondi-
sE%rSS sa go AmS AshsRsssd trssae, asss arorbe.a,
$3.50 Up LEAR. sasa N st. 'H'' n.w' DE, ss ssss
SHEET MUSIC CABINETS, large varied
selection Of models and woods: reasonably
sTfsaR sTesf He9a8 M9RGH 3 nnss.d st
PRICES as that obtained in jeweiry store,
sqa srENwaY sGF p IPaNS Ises noJa 9sse xsbs, sss
and mahogany desk, ai ali in exceient 0SH Iie cone
dition. MO. 0441.
STENoTYPE. excellent condition. Call
MISS MISS HARRIS after pm. on oeSrsia
STORM SASH and screen combination.
exclusive metal hitting frame: sashes easily
Marn of Fl fus aGs oy s
your home AND family against next win
sss ana Wo s5ss s5so
sssaisIsn; SsssspsSis 'sslf esii Ta sfsi
sss2 W Missonslry aaalay NV e or sB S45 APT Sos
STUDIO COUCH, immediate sale. excellent
;sss s:fs;s;' g: s's hs s.ii; ;siEii
SUITS, large stock of mems used summer
and faH suits. reduced: S6 and up, Odd
SUIT coats. 81 and UP. BERMAN'S, 1872
rtn st NV. Open evenings till 8 pm.
IoYS-Large year-around toy display, in-
ciuding large variety dolls and beautiful
plush animals. just received tennis balls,
soft balls, croquet sets. carom boards and
% wilson lane ngSsa ssthesds. I Nd. Oh. sHs' sss4 Z
TRICYCLE., large size. reconditioned like
new: good value at S25. Box 337-C, Star.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood standard bed.
rYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, 5716
$3.50 in adv: no DEL. $3.50 add, dep.
VENETIAN BLINDS rspainteas retapeo
VIOLIN. extra fine copy Francesca Rug
geri. 81 90. Box 437-c, Star. 2ss
WAGONS, 8, new, rubber-tired. farm.
equipped for tractor Ashton 1894,
WATCH, 17-jewel Howard. IL size; ex-
cellent timekeeper. Woodley 070l.
WATCH, mans pocket Hamilton, white
gold: perfect condition; cost SS5; sacrifice,
S45. 1910 Columbia I'd. 29s
WATER HEATEkS. 6ex. 20-year guAEen.
tee: all Sizes terfns JOHN g. WEBSIxS
Plumber. 627 e. y. ma &l63. OR. 34Sp
WATER HEATERS. new, automatic. 20 and
go raj, for bottled gas x. d w. PLUMB
ING Co. 1882 9th 81, nv.
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR, white; 6-night
week; hours, TO IL 80 pm. See manager,
ALBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass. ave NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, permanent DO
days. Apply chief operator. COMMODORE
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!, two saltwater rods and

hogany, twin-bed room suite; Besutyres
mattress anS So simmons s., ace e. SPRINGS Tx
FURNrTURE-sinsie bed, desk; table
cedar chest, chairs. china. kitchsnware
Observation-Disclosures GHsi ifs sa for S s-room apt
FR; 95S0; 4501 1st st. Sc:
couches. bedroom. living room and dinett,
F Sgi1ss sss Us 5sfoTs euy5aa gJ Easy terms
FURNITURE-l0-piece mahogany Duncan
Hollywood beds. studio couches, sofa beds
Sdd sofas chest Of drawers s nah credsn5a
bookcases, ANTIQUE chest mahogany ceda'
sSGN 'I EgSSiTgRE CO. Co. SOY Pa ~. NV NV
equip; reasonable. 2I4 Mass. ne, Apt
Sln; sl1nNITir,T TR 424o; Sat eve; SUM- ss.
IN orm mouse incl Tsiris zig
no children. 3605 18th st. NV. co. 92g5
FURNITURE-Complete Swedish modern
a,ni,. LYING room suite, inciuding slip covers
Kitchen effects, other household items. n,
uRNfruks%Ua fasEf %hssI Uak d dnets. nE table 60
IN. s5os. so4i Manning IL st. say Alsss Iva Va
Neutrality-suspicious.. living room an,
breakfast set, any or all for sale.s "a.
Lynhayen Dr., Alexandria. =.
FURNITURE, complete, for 3-room, kit
and bath apt. available. Apt. 8, ga 36ti
FURNITURE ~ Immediate sale, Sunda
and Monday; solid maple secretary. Colo
NAL style. studio couch. opens to double
prewar mattress. excellent condition; iron
ing board, chair, maple; easy chair, bridg
table, metal folding chairs. Ho. 8l51
FUJRNITURE-e Hollywood beds, singh
bed. Underwood typewriter and table
bridge lamp, 3 overstuffed chairs, ent
tables and stands, Philco radio, ac. Phon
FuRNITURE-Gas ranges. wardrobes. ice
boxes. rugs chairs. /. c. FURNITURE
STOVE CO.. 1858 H st. ne, TR. 1852.
FURNITURE-Bedroom set. 3-piece. fai
condition, good mattress and springs; S45
FtuRNiTbRE-Move small house. wish /.
sell mahogany twin beds, Simmons mat
excel cond., .S25: club chair, prewar. faf
S15; hall table and mirror, $40 ea.: beau
tifui tilt-top table. about 80 in, $50: ma
hog. library table, SIS. Can be seen bet
phone. no dealers. 1924 ssrd sf. fun NV. ~
FURNITURE, complete. furnishings for 8
Em. house; good condition. years old
SsA~~ esess
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
EVIDENCE FAILS
IN SUPPORT Or
MUT|NY CHARGE

WASHINGTON. D. Can ex-
haustive brief in behalf OF the so
Negro seamen convicted of "mu-
tiny" in California last year was
filed here March 2 by the legal
department of the NAACP.
The brief submitted to Admiral
T. l. Catch, Judge Advocate Cen
eral Of the United States Navy.
asserts that the trial did not es-
tablish the guilt of the accused to
the crime of mutiny. that mass
trials are unfair and generally con-
demned by legal authorities, that
the trial court took 30 minutes,
including the lunch hour, to study
the record and arrive at decision,
even though this record occupied
LABS singles p ced typewriter
pages on legal size paper. and that
the verdict should be set aside as
there could not be any reason for
a mass trial "other than'a deliberate
attempt to discredit Negro sea-
men,"
THE BRIEF points out that when
the trial was started on Sept. IA,
1914. the Navy Department released
publicity pointing out that this is
the first mutiny trial of this war
and the first large mutiny trial in
the history of the Navy. This
publicity carried with it the pic
lures of the men for the purpose
of showing that they were Negroes
The brief points out also that
mass trials are roundly condemned
by most legal authorities. This is
especially true in this case, for ex-
ample. included among the fifty
men, all tried for the same crime,
was one, man, Berlin Kelly, who
was on sick call during the time;
another. Ollie Green. had his arm
in a sling during the alleged dis
obedience Of orders: another. Julius
Dixon. l04 pound boy. was in
Structed by Navy doctors to be
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Lee Morton NeuU
Head OF County
Communications

Lee Morton. who has been a
member OF the Sheriffs staff for
the past nine years and is the first
Negro to become a department
head, was appointed supervisor OF
the Department of Communications
by William c. Ryan. undersheriff
and chief deputy.
The Department of Communica-
tons includes the radio, radio
grams. teletypes, and telephone
messages for the Sheriffs office
in Wayne County. On the staff OF
IL men are five Negroes, Eugene
Carey, Charles H. Fisher, Everett
Edwards and william Sheriff. Jr.,
and Mr.. Morton.
Mr.. Morton is q democrat, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Michigan
Federation of Democratic Clubs,
member of Nacirema club, men,
Der OF the SCMW Local ll6. CLIO;
and is the father of six children.
One Of them, Doris Jean, is now
a student at Virginia State college
al Ettricks. Va.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Youth Festival
Here March %
AtRackhamBIdg.

The Detroit Youth Festival. now
IN progress with Karl Kruger as
director, Walter Poole as assistant
director. and Mary Carrick as con-
cert director. will be celebrated in
this city until March %, when a
Youth Festival Concert for the
older youth groups will be given
at the Rackham Educational Me-
mortal Auditorium.
The festival ensemble. with
& Stanislsw Schapiro. violinist: Mary
Csrrick.. pianist; Jack r. BoeSen,
violinist; Guyton Amato. violinist,
and Jesse Forstot. celloist; the
Wayne University Dance Work
shop. and the Robert Nolan choir,
will present chamber music. dance
pantomime. and choral songs for
the teen and college age groups.
Sponsors OF the Detroit Youth
Festival and OF the Youth Festival
Concert are: the Detroit Public
Library. Wayne university, the
University Of Michigan Extension
Service, and the Interracial Com
mittee
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Charge Youths
Steal 80 Cases
From A Tauer

Recovery of several cases Of
liquor, which police say had. been
stolen from tavern at 1880 w.
Warren avenue, resulted in the
arrest of three young men last
week
Held for investigation of lar
ceny and breaking and entering
are Leroy Perry, 81, 29l Edmund
place; John Wright, 81. SIG E. CO.
lumbia street, and Jerry Young,
49, zoos ST Antoine street.
Police say that 30 cases of liq-
uor amounting to 5000 had been
stolen from the cafe of Joseph
Wedda. Police recovered % cases.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Lover Dies In
Hospital, Girl
May Face Trial

Police expect the recommends
tion of a warrant this week charg-
ing a 3l-year-old married woman
with first degree murder in the
fatal shooting OF married man
whom police say was her hoy
friend" for several years.
Shot in the abdomen last week
during a scuffe with Mrs. Edna
Favors. I0302 Cardoni. Joe Mar
tin, 80. 1888 Alger street, died at
Receiving hospital Feb. Is.
Police learned that the couple
along with Miss Frieda Stinett. 81,
1904 Dyar street had left a party
at the home OF James Braswell, 49,
1899 Lynn street.
MARTIN AND Mrs. Favors re-
portedly had a scuf1e near Lynn
and Hinkle street. at which time
Martin was shot in the abdomen.
Mrs. Favors denied 10 police that
she had gun However, police
say. Martin told them Mrs. Favors
had shot him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

serve 10 days in Jail by Record
er's Judge Gerald w. Groat.
Patrolman Otto Rosentreter said
that he had answered a call TO
Mrs. Inez Holly's home, 6343 Haz-
lett street, and found her fighting
with her husband.
The officers face was scratched
when he attempted to question
and arrest her. he told the court.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
sue AR ISLAND
OR 0UP LEASES
CONCESSIONS
By CHARLOTTE FRANCIS

A story concerning Sugar Island
which appeared in the March 3
issue o. Billboard magazine Was
The source OF much comment this
week.
In a news item dated February
"a. Billboard named Nanny Brown
and Joseph Burns as incorporates
Of the Sugar Island Amusement
Park Corporation.
A check Of the Wayne County
Corporation records disclosed. how
ever. that the incorporaiors Of the
Sugar Island Amusement Corpora
ton are Antonio Santos John Cow
ling. Jimmie Hairston and Arthur
Reed
IN A STATEMENT 20 the Michi-
ran Chronicle. Mr.. Santos. prcsi-
dent Of the group SAID that the
Billboard article was entirely un-
true. According 10 Santos. Brown
and BurnS rented space on the
Island from the Amusement Cor
poTation for the purpose o! estab-
fishing conceS slonS.
Mr.. Cowling. secretary Of the
incorporatorS. first stated that he
knew nothing Of any connection
that Brown and Burns might have
with Sugar Isle; but later stated
tina; space had been rented 10 a
Mrs HsirSton. white. 10 te used
for amusement booths.
In a later conversation with The
Chronicle. Mr. Cowling declared
that he had Just discovered mat
Mrs. Hairston represented Brown
and Burns. General Concession
aires, white firm
COWLING also said that he con-
tacted the New York office Of Bill
board magazine and that the ad-
veriiSing manager there admitted
that the aforementioned article VAS
published in error and that a re-
traction was forthcoming.
II. F. Reeves. manager OF the
Detroit Office Of Billboard maya
zine. told the Chronicle that ne
had received no complaints or no
tice concerning the article and that
he was not aware that the New
York office handled retraciions.
SUAR ISLAND is scheduled TO
open on May 30. Mr.. Santos de-
clsred that the corporation owns
two boats with accommodations for
1900 passengers each.
The amusement part Will be
open TO the general public.