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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

ham, were married last eve
ming in Washington. D. c.
The Rev. {. T. Warner read
the service in 81, Adams Ep.>-
copal Church AZ $50 o'clock
and a reception followed H The
Panama room of The Hotel
Statler.
The brides gown was OF IVORY
SATIN with tight basque ana fun
skirt. and front panel OF lace.
Her Juliet cap was OF heirloom
lace 20 which her tull length
tulle veil was fastened al the
sides with orange blossoms. She
carried white orchids and hlacs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Two Bridesmaids

Miss Mary Welch. sister of
the bride, was honorary maid of
honor Miss Marie Holmes of
Montclair, n. j.. roommate of
the bride az Wheaton College.
was maid OF honor She wore
heather rose with cartridge
plcating Of the material around
the square neckline and at the
hem. and a crown of matching
velvet bows and carried q bou-
quet Of TaiSman roses and blue
lriScS.
The bridesmaids, Miss Susan
Tucker, formerly of Bloomfield
Hills, now of Palm Beach, and
Miss Shirley Wallace of Bloom
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Dearborn Club
To Fete Husbands

MEMBERS OF the Dearborn
Woman'S Club will entertain
for their husbands on Monday
AT s p. m. in Fordson High
School. There will be a round
table discussion led by DR.. Maui
rice M. Ramsey and DIR. Pres
ton III. Scott, both of Wayne
University. and Mr.. George IT,.
Baker, executive secretary &
the World Study Club.
The topic for discussion will
be What Should be the Foreign
Policy of the United States
After the War"
Tracy Sylvester will entertain
with vocal selections.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Comdr. Micou in Washington
and they went together TO Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. to see David
Micou, who is in school there.
Mai. and Mrs. Charles +.
MathewSon are the guests Of
Mrs. Mathewson'S parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard +. Brown.
Among those who have enter
tanned for them are Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy S. Warren Of BTming-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. ! Cham
berlain of BirChCrest Drive De-
troit. and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hinchman of Crosse POintc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

field Hills. wore ior.Ct-mo-not
blue lalIlc styled 10 match the
gown of the maId OF honor.
They also wore crowns of
matching velvet bows. The
father Was has son best man.
The uShcrS were Hugh White of
Arlington. Va, Theological Sem
mary and Pfc. John MorSic of
QuantiCo.
Mrs Welch wore floor
length gown Of forgct-me-not
gray with IrrIdeSccnt bead trim
ming and a hat Of matching
yelling with a trlnr of American
Beauty tallle bows. Mrs. MootS
heather gray dress was topped
hy a small hat Of heather gray
felt with yrquinS
Pvt Mott will continue his
training at Quantico and his
bride Will live in Fredericksburg,
Va. Guests from Birmingham
for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace DoddS and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sanders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

crt. who went 10 New York on
Friday Tor a Today stay, are
spending this weekend with
Mrs. Roberts brother-in-law and
sister Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
Marker. They will also see their
son Il. Mgl Theodore wills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Randalls to Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Randall
Feb. 10 will entertain in their
home on Shirley drive. Their
guests Will include
MESSRS AND MESDAMES
Lewis Il SdpplnEi1u Martin De Chopper
Charles r Lewis OF Detroit
OlTrn l.. AudrcWs
The ReV-snd Nfs warner Forry-rr
Mrs Benjamin MlCOu and
daughter, kaiey, recently Joined
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
WeIImans Fete Guest

Mrs. Frank /. YanCey Of
Omaha is the guest for two
weeks of her brother and sister
In-law. Mr. and Mrs Joseph T..
Wcllman. Mrs. Wei Imam on
Wednesday entertained at lunch
con and bridge honoring Mrs.
Yancey and Mrs J. p. l.. john
son of New York, who is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Russell
Barnes. Other guests were;
MESDAHEs
Robert Noshv Malcolm WeIty
Hugh hl-!se!a- Richard Campbell
W. c SpIuuu
Mrs. Barnes entertained a few
guests al tea on Thursday for
her sister Nh. and Mrs. Robert
MoSby were hosts recently at
dinner honoring both Mrs.
Yancey and Mr., johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs I w. Widen
mann have left for Delrap
Beach, Fla, where they will
spend a month, at the SeaCrcSt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
barbara WlAh
Ued Oau;l MoH
BIRMINGHAM. Feb. 10.

MISS BARBARA WEIGH daughter Mr and Mrs. Charles
lVI II. Wech Jr Of Birmingham, and Pfc David Mott of
Qusncc Of Mr. and Mrs r II Mott Jr. also of Brming
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Punqs TO Entertain

MIR AND MRS. SYDNEY
PUNGS of NickShmg avenue.
on Feb II, will entertain u
guests al a dinner bridge at the
Lee Plaza.
The Valley settler., 1945-04-27
eX1 ENSION NEWS

All RALLY YELL 4.TTZNDED
 Tho All Rally Saturday evening, April 2l, brought together about l5O prospc ctivc Club Eotlbcrs, pcron u cnd friends. 4 program present ing vori ous phases of tho All program YVES given, followed by an opportun- ity to enroll in q Club.
 Community singing wcs led by Harry Winner, occoL.p onicd by tho Savchonko family. Special music wos clso pres on ted by tho Scvchcnko family. Hiss J. Hozcl Zi1u1c rr.on, Terri torial All Lcodor; wos on hand to tell of various programs for tho c3.ing yccr. Mr. Stanley Bolloun, forncr All r.orlbor end loader, oxplc incd tho valuc of All Club work by orpc ring each child to on 5eO, 900. investment.
 :. hi iGhlight of tho evening wos the presentation Of tho $lo0. co bond t. Donnic Irwin for his record in tho a.E.A. club this past yoer. Stories of All projects were rclot- i cd by , ,nnic Irwin end Loolo Dclcnd
 Guests fr or1 tho -Anchorogo All clubs ipclud cd: Ralph Hanson, end Harold .;ilor who demonstrated "Cutting of Sood Potatoos", Tod ITilor who told of his All pro jcct plans f r tho coming suIlor end Donald Siognon.
 Special movies showing the "Farr1 Fot.ily in Tar Tire" woro shown.
 Approximately 100 children signed All cnroll.ont cards ct this Eocting.
The Valley settler., 1945-04-27

"C Jl nity Service" has been the theme for the Hilltop Riverbend Club this past week. Seven cushion at the United Protestant Church Manse have been debumped under their expert hands and two quilts for the Red Cross were coiaple ted. Members mot at the Manse on three different days to do the dcbumpi ing job. ITS. Oscar 'Kertulla was hostess to tho group for quilting, Monday April 23. The quilts were piecod ii tn out ing flannel donated by the .lcmbcrs, lined with wool batting; and tied. One was a full sized guilt while tho other was, baby crib size.
 BUTTE EC1lEMAKERS wa lkod through mud or rode the tractor in order to got co thoir homomakors meeting Thursday at the homo of Mrs. CA. Sandvik. Tho day was spent in business and social moctihg.
 or THE AIR
 HIousoc1eaning Hints" will bo on tho radio, Wednesday,, loy 9, at l:45. Miss Frances Byrnc will pass on ideas collected from local homo makers on house clccning ideas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Eddie Frazier
In YBadminton
Tourney Finals
THE GRAYS.

The final rounds Of the third an
rual YWCA badmlnton tourna-
ment will be played of Thursday,
May 25. al s pm. The matches
NIL be held on the courts OF the
Lucy Thurman branch YWCA. al
Elizabeth and ST. Antoine streets
The fnalists IN last years tour
ney are again making a strong bid
] for the title In the mems divi-
sion. Alonzo williams. last years
runner-up in the mems singles di-
vision. and Eddie Frazier. the in
Cunbent champion. are again in
the final round Although both
players have improved steadily
this season. insiders believe that
Williams may upset Frazier in
Thursday n ght'S PLAY
In the wonen's division. Lena
Walden. he defending champion.
5 expected 20 successfully defend
her title against the fas, PLAYING Of
two challcnGers. Virginia Williams
and lnez Jones.
The mixed doubles finals VII
present tao far.ly duoS. Alonzo
and Viz. n.a Williams. against Ed
&C and Irez Frazier THIS should
90 one ~ the most interesting
matches Of the ni-h;. as he teams
appear 20 DC evenly matched
Luvenia Moore. physical direc-
tor at the Lucy Thurman branch
presents the following listing ~
he remaining top-notch PLAYERS
competing n me tourney: Hv'e
Robins. Nathaniel Leach, Ann
Jones. John Pop" Johnson Alvoy
torres Mary Ann RRfrhey aF4d-Ei-
lcn Blue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
RUSS j. COWANS'
Sport Chatter


were the boxing matches that
night in which three Detroit
boys came out winners. Their
names are Pat Patterson. l0l2th
Engineers: Herman Stewart. 93rd
Division Military Police. and Nat
Brown. Co. a. 369th Infantry.
All are former Brewster boys.
PATTERSON. A heavyweight
from North Detroit. won the
heavyweight championship OF the
island by scoring a fve-gound de-
c.S.on over Joe DAVIS. % Kansas
City. in the ma . event. Stewart.
formerly o. the 36ot1 Infantry
now with the gard DIVISION Mill
,agy Ponce. Nho ives al 9662 Cam
exon avenue. Won he n ght 10
hSht FOR he .sht-reavywei sht
chang 'Onsh}p ny knocking out
Joe Knox Of New Orleans IN the
,hlrd round or a fveTound bout
Stewart was also ava led a silver
cup az ;he outstanding athlete Of
ne regiment. winning awards in
baseball, basketball, track and
boxing.
Nat Brown. former Golden
Glove and Diamond Belt winner.
retained MS mlidleVel yht cham
N.onShp by k0ockins out Pete
SiS-o IN the second round Brown.
o0c o. nc ou'S'ari, boxers N
nc South P7c.ac, 5 undefca,ed N
oyCv - starts.
y, % these bows Were awarded
,7-leWcicd Watches after Their
bouts and gold SPECIAL service
~ &C ?. for ;hcr sc-' cos N sports
on he island
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

and climbed into first place in the
United States Baseball league.
THE GIANTS WON the first
game, 8 10 Z. with ninth-inninP
rally that produced two runs, and
then captured the second game,
TO 2. on Bob Johnsons home run
In the fifth, with runner on the
bases
The twin bill marked the off,
cial opening Of the United States
Baseball league season. and all the
opening day ceremonies were IN
evidence The Charles Young Post
band furnished the music, there
was the flag-raising. and John 6
Shackelford. Cleveland attorney
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Business Officers
Hold Annual Meet

SCOTLANDVILLE. la. - The
Association Of Business Officers in
Negro Schools closed their annual
meeting at Southern university last
week by electlng G.. Leon Meter
VILE Jr. Southern university busi-
ness manager. as president 10 sue
coed Don Da Wis, comptroller.
Hampton institute.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
HOLMAN WILLIAMS WINS

Holman Williams. Detroit m ddle-
weight defeated Joe Carter. 1879. OF
Rome, n Y, in a l0-round bou,
in New Orleans Sunday 10 win the
duration title. Williams is slated 10
meet CampSon Powell in a bout a,
Arena Gardens here soon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

exceptions, have the same team
that won the championship for
two years running The cham
plons have plenty OF good pitch
ing in Welmaker, Wrl ght, Blair
and Brown, plus a corps OF good
hitters in Josh Gibson. Buck
Leonard, HoskinS. Benjamin, ana
Sammy Bankhead.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

DAYTON heavyweight was dropped
for the count IN the first round by
Verne Mitchell after being ahead
or points.
IN nc Scnl-wlndgN Bill GrieT
Knocked Patsy Gioroano complete
~ out Of the ring 10 win 5y a
Knockout in the first
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

staff has been
b o st cred Dy
the signing Of
Johnny Taylor.
brilliant young
right = handler
who has been
pitching W in =
ming ball since
the season got
under way.
VI ore o y er.
y etrolt fans
Will get an on
pOrtunity 10
see D A V g
Z 5 n q w =
bostl Thomas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

While the Cubans lost valuable
man in Jose Coimbre. best hitter
on the team last year, Owner Alex
Pompez has found good hitter in
Cleveland Clark. youngster who
5 holding down the berth in CEN
terrified.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

q n d president
az the league.
was among the
spectators
J u ! / u s
tSnooksb OSley
~ as on ! h e
mound for the
Giants IN the
first game, CIV
ing up three
hits before ne
as relieved by
Richard tLe.-
~ Minis N
the Sc en- I n
q ( : Q = the
BOmberS \ a q
g. ore 4 five
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

runs IN the sixth on three errors
two hits and hit ba'Sman The
G ants had been LEADING. 80
The G ants tied the score N the
seventh on Nate I.aWrcncc'S triple
LOUIS BoSleys double ana Charlie
,Rrl Houses single Another
run MAS added in the eigh,h when
George Harms t~Jpled behind Mar
shall Halls single.
THE BOMBERS coupled three
hts behind walk in the ninth 10
tally two runs. but me Giants
came hack n their hall 70 snatch
tne victory. Rosley opened the
rally with z double after Jimmy
Galloway had flied - center
House followed with another dou-
RE. scoring Bosley. and then tai
led on Johnsons sharp single to
lef'
Harris Ros'cy and House wc-c
ire N.'',ng heroes for -ihe 6 ants
each contributing two H.tS toward
the victory
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

in Broo k ! yn
Sunday. NJ a y
81. The two
teams will also
play a double
header at the
$ a m Q p &C e
May 30.
But b fore
starting tn cir
e a S [ e r n trip.
the Motor City
Giants spilled
the c h lea 90
Brown Bomb
erS in a dou-
BILE h @ a d er
Sunday al De-
Olindrn . ark
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Giants Win Header To Take Lead In u.s. League
Grays And Cubans To
Present Strong Teams

Two OF the strongest teams in
the Negro National league Will
play AT Briggs Stadium when the
New York Cubans meet the Home
stead Grays in double-header
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

The scenes OF the verbal battle
between Branch Hickey. president
Of the Brooklyn DodzerS. and
Clark Griffith. owner OF the Wash
ngton Senator'S. are IN Brooklyn
md Washington. bur the s'c.nsS
re beng pulled IN Pittsoureh ny
tao mon % color-Gus Gieerlce
nd Cum PoSey.
Hickey recently said in pres
conference, that the Negro Amer
.can and Negro Nat.on7i leagues
are phouicS. or words 20 that af-
feet Gr.hth, IN his answer 20
Rckeys charges, accuScd the
Brooklyn pgeNy O. attempting %
SCI himself up as dictator OF Ne
gro baseball
Truthfully. Rickev and Crit
fth are just expressing the
views Of Greenlee and PoSey.
owners Of the Pittsburgh Craw-
fords and Homestead Grays, re-
spectively.
GREENLEE WAS one OF the
original organizers Of the Negro
National league. but Withdrew his
team some years ago because OF
.inancia al rcVerSalS THO years ago
~ made an attempt 20 get back
INTO nc league. bot vas denied
He was turned down ssan this
past "A nter By both TIC Negro Ma
'ional and Negro American
leagues
As 4 result o! those dor ais
Greenlee with no hep ~ other
Owners O, independent c,uo> o.
sanized 'he Unte1 States Base.
osll league. and one ot INC hr>t
moves ny Ggeenlcc and John G
ShacNclford, president ~ re new
'e9-uc. vas - interest RlcNcy IN
the loop obtaining permission 10
use EoNet's Fc'd IN Brook w
poSev. one Of Grccnice bitter
c>t Cncm 6. rents Grfita's S;sd,.
um - Washington for the use %.
inc Homestead GrayS during nc
absence 81 nc Senators So Il WaS.
only natural fo- po>ev % prevail
o0 Grfh'h 20 answer Rjckcy
The following letters cones rom
Somewhere nc Ncthc-iauC,
Fast Indies Nallccas Group Vlth
tho 95ri DIV sion
Here ase SNnlc licN1S J tNOu-hf
YOU would 90 interested - "a
print. items abogt some ~ t1c
Bows from Detroit. and some oi
heir activities while serving Owe
here
about \ month ago the 369th
Infantry held mammoth field
day In which championship
teams and h amp ons were
awarded prizes and certificates
for outstanding achievements in
sports. and the 369th Infantry
won all titles in baseball soft
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
IN ADDITION.

Negro players given a trial by the
dgers IN action
Thomas. one Of the most colorful
0iayers N baseball. Will De a. first
base.
THE GRAYS. with one or two
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
BOB JOHNSON
DRIVES IN THE
DECIDING RUNS

The Motor City Giants will
make their first invasion of the
East next week. meeting the
Brooklyn Brown Dodgers in a
double header at Fhhetts' Eield
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Him MITmERSrOO\


l'Nr Northern II .N >0rN'c Sol
- Wolverine sp'urcc as he En-
shed second ~ both nc no '"i
coward i3ShcS W,tNC-SNo0n 6
expected % nlacc N3nd.'v 'He
tNr:HcoW.r. WcS:-~0 C"v'c ewes
outdoor c0aN'p. on>Ir0S ~ C07T-
paisn Saturday.
Bon Mann Tan INC second lcc
go vardSl on tho winning Mica
igaU onc-w.le relay team
The Wolverines. VINO used 'hC
historic mcC' with the PN3'crN3N-
PrS as 4 iu1c-u0 fo- nc license
~ their conference chawo.N0>h p
next Saturday, won as hey
pleased
The Mjchisan Sqgai scored -
SrStS on the l4-evep' prog am 20
register an overwhelming o. % -
point victory
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
POWELL BEATS
PHIL MUSCATO
IN 10 ROUNDS

Phil Muscsto. Buffalo middle
weigh. proved 20 De no Della
q, MS battle with Sampson Powell.
iocal strong boy. in their bout al
Arena Gardens, Monday night.
Powell gave the Buffalo battler
a l2-pound weight advantage and
a neat boxing lesson in 10 rounds
before approximately $500 fans.
AFTER BOXING cautiously
through the first round Powell sud
denly opened up and pummened
MuScato about the ring With a
tWo-fiSted attack. He won the next
NO rounds easily and then slowed
Up on his night hand punches be-
cause 81 an injury.
Through the las. six rounds
Sampson depended almost wholly
on his lef, hand in winning four
81 the rounds. MuScato found HIM
SELF swinE.n g into thin air as Pow
eli continued 10 JAP and cuff him
about the ring.
Before Inc fch, Powell was
tabled as strictly right hand
psncner. bur he helcd these critics
IS NJ repeatedly out-foxed the
heavier VI Scato. 20 land telling
lef' hand shots TO the face ana
BODY.
IN he dressing room after the
fight Dave Clark. Powc,ls trainer,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

SUNDAY. June 5.
he Crays
W o n I h e
league cham
pion s h Up In
l943 and 1914,
and each year
trOunced I h e
h ir m | n e
h a m B &C X
BarOns. win
ners in the
Negro Ameri-
can Gag u e,
for the world
c h a m =
piOnship. The
Gu h a ms fin
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
pGTRotT
CHICAGO

r. 'Gararer GALLOWAY polsy y
r ,gse .rf '1HnSou Ard HaN
Tvr.Nhss hrs E0Sisv , HOUSE
Th,ee-NASs hits HARRIS and Lapren,e
stolen eases lNprenCe
s'rr-k ogf ~ Oslef = N!m' ano
Csrtref PpSrS On halls OF Gardnsr
7~T rNs'sv CT NTT'y
VtiS Of! Oslsy . innInss ot' MINIS
= ~. innings OF Gardner . IN IN.
~ ~ tevis IN ! innins
~ nv pitcher Mornsy tOSlsvl
Ls't or hnSes Detroit o Chiesro ~
Tr's ~ Same : so Umpire Gooce' Ana
A-NerNOr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

Before The scissors are turned
loose or 'he goods. check The ~
81 the paper pattern carefully
alter 4 n necessary.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Mrs. William {. White Dies;
Active in Civic Affairs

Mrs. William Charles White, II,
wife of DR.. William Charles White,
died yesterday at her home in the
Highlands Apartments, Connecticut
avenue and California street NV.
after an illness of several months.
Mrs. White, a native of Bright,
Ontario, land the daughter of John
and Jessie Cameron, married DR..
White in Toronto in 1902. Later
they lived in Indianapolis and Pitts
burgh, coming to Washington in
1923.
She was a graduate of Hamilton
Ladies College. Active in civic af-
fairs, she took part in YWCA &C
tivities and the Red Cross, was
treasurer of the Twentieth Century
Club and on the Membership Com
mittee and Board of Directors of the
Washington Club.
Besides her husband Mrs. White
Is survived by two daughters, Mrs
Hugh T. Nicholson of this city and
Mrs. William c. Goodwin of Louis
vile, KY; brother, John A. Cam
eron of Montreal, Quebec; three
grandchildren and nephew.
Services will be at the Church of
the Covenant, Connecticut avenue
and N street NV, Saturday at II
am. Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Mason Would Revoke
License Of Insanitary
Food Manufacturers

Commissioner Guy Mason will ask
the Commissioners to authorize the
revocation of license of any District
food manufacturer convicted of
operating under msanitary condi-I
tions.
Mr.. Mason announced his inten-i
tion last night after a conference
with Health Officer George c. Rub
land and DR.. r. r. Ashworth, chief
of District food inspectors, over the
Connecticut Pie Co. cream pie case,
in which some 40 persons were
alleged to have been poisoned by
pies traced to the Georgetown con-
Germ.
Seeks Closer Coordination.
There has been too much effort
centered on restaurants and not
enough on food producers" Mr..
Mason declared and assumed part
of the blame for this situation by
saying the restaurant drive had
been at his suggestion.
The Commissioner said he would
recommend closer coordination be-
tween the food inspectors and the
sanitary inspectors in the District
service. He also plans to look into
the manpower situation, which he
insisted has handicapped the entire
inspection program.
DR.. Ashworth, he said, had 10
psychologists, but all were taken
into service during the war and not
one has been replaced.
Inspected Shortly Before.
Mr.. Mason said two of DR.. Ash
worth's men had inspected the now
closed pie concern 10 days before
the poisonings, but had only checked
one room of the establishment,
which they had rated fair.
The Pure Food and Drug Bureau
of the Agriculture Department had
made an inspection three weeks be-
fore the incident and made a few
suggestions.
"It is quite obvious" Mr.. Mason
said, that both agencies fell down
on the job Both should have
found the things that were wrong
before the pie incident occurred"
DR.. Rutland, he said, has still not
answered the question as to why
the Federal agency was able to bring
action against the company and the
District was not.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
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Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-11-15
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10 Orig. soc Receiving Blankets.
Blue and pink borders. lrree.,
34e
z Orig. 500 Infant Crib BIon-
kets. Blue and white I.97
4 Orig. z.se Overall and Blouse
Sets. Size J.. Two tone I.97
= Orig. l.ss Boys Wash Points.
Sizes 2-3---- 98e
7 Orig. LOO SoIid-pink Infant
Blankets. Irree. 2Se
3 Orig. 5.ss Teen Plaid Skirts.
7 Orig. 500 Teen PoIko-dot
Dresses. Sizes lo-l6----3.e7
7 Orig. 2.es Girls Plaid and
Solid -eoIor Jumpers. 7-l2-l.77
3 Orig. 7.Ss Teen Jumpers.
Aqua, green. rose. l2-l4 AT
z Orig. 3.ss Girls Royon Print
Dresses. Sizes 10 to l2--98c
3 Orig. 3.ss Girls AII-wooI
IS Orig. I.9s Infonts' Cotton
Broodeloth Creepers --9Se
3 Orig. 8.99 Girls Reversible
Coots. Sizes l0-l4----5.88
l Orig. 8.ss 1oooo Wool Pea
Jocket t----5.77
I Orig. 1899 AlI-wooI Teen
ShetIond-weove Coot. Alpaca
lined --ll.47
II Orig, 2.99 Girls Navy Blue
Gym Suits. Sizes 7, s, 10 sSe
s Orig. $40 Girls Shorts. 7 to
II size -------l.47
Z Orig. Girls Jerkin Suits. Sizes
iZ-i4 -------- 30
6 Orig. 1.99 Girls Biouses, TIT
5 Orig. 1.59 Girls Blouses. CSC
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