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Evening star., 1945-02-18
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your prettiest underthings? Longer life for
their fresh new color! Longer life for their
lustrous new feel ... their smooth fit! Give
it to them-you can, you know with won
derful, cool-water Ivory Snow!
Evening star., 1945-02-18


When she had finished her examination of the
books, Tesse said, Everything is in order notice
that you yourself have faith in the mine When other
stockholders were selling, you were buying"
The mines record in the Eighties was good
enough for me-" MIR. fremont answered. Advise
your client to stick with u.s. -,--~--4-.----
'I'll do 50. . By the way. whatever became of
Tim Hardy and Pete Grover?"
I'D like to know" fremont smiled family. And
so would the authorities. That fellow Hardy fooled
me completely He came to me with his youth, charm
and what thought was open frankness, and said
that he wanted the benefit of my experience nvesti-
gated The romance of the old mine caught my fancy,
as it did that of the stockholders bought big block
of stock and became president secretary and treas
urer As general manager, Tim Hardy built roads,
the power house and so on"
81 notice from your books Tessie said, pouncing
on triviaty records of certain food bills, which are
being paid quarterly"
Continued on page IL
Evening star., 1945-09-09
M,sceLLAhrous FOR sALE.
lu,scrlIAhroljx WANTED tc.,,,

USED PARTs. 1898 ,SShssvToIst motor.
end aRa ssa sSs pEmsnb
rear transmission. Knee action assembly;
1887 PONTIAC s.eyllinasr; tTansmission; " M ssta,
yit sMANSs y All &"i AUTO BODY works 'fH rear
j:;sa sR IN 'ss .:Ps; .ss to eel
furn. $500 Que st. NV, AIT 749. NO.
afaS P1EcE q B1 B1sING sss1 SET antique mahogany
bed and ~, dresser sasa assorted tables and
Eohaa ax g 4, NEW ss,ss
livery to manufacturers: distributors. deal;
service Ssrasef hsst s opspatorsb Reas
have fss esfssn C. se method Under Which a se
pas ad hSw r m Ha csrs aWSy We Fave for p.ss 1ayns o
since "a and Including 1885, Every part
Tsm sSssr pR aRes to az snsns sShi
mobile oI truck We s.t,hs have 4 for sale. Hev
ali new. automotive parts are sold on
standard price list basis instead OF on a
BID ssSi: ,an51as TeGms No dspS:t Tesyred
sass pas shippDa costs Full fesh
allowed everywhere IN the U, 8. Minimum
ETds nm order TS r or psnfs eas M %
$500 net (after your discount is deducted) !.
1t is anticipated that small dealers who
cannot use the minimum quantity OF parts
will be seryiced by their distributors.
How to quality: We are now sending to
our entire list Of manufacturers, distribu-
tors, dealers, service garages, feet opera
tors complete broadside, together with
qualification blank. II you do not re-
ceive this notice within few days write
your regional once. Trade discounts apply
at all levels. Write, do not call or phone
your local sur-lus property regional ONCE.
Our stan workers can handle appliSstions
any other method r Please
bia, Delaware. Pennsylvania. Maryland or
Virginia, write Once OF Surplus Property.
Department OF Commerce, Automotive pivi-
sion. Lafayette Building. 5th and Chest
nut SITS. Philadelphis; Pa. II your busi-
ness is in New York or New Jersey, write
once of Surplus Property, Department Of
Commerce, Automotive Division, lst floor,
Empire State Bldg, New York !, N. Y.
II your business is In Indiana, Kentucky.
Ohio or West Virginia. write once Of
Surplus Property. Department of Com
merce. Automotive Division. 70+ Race
St. Cincinnati 2; Ohio. II your business
is in Alabama. Florida, Georgia. Mississip-
nj North Carolina S'';:th Carolina or Ten
Department OF Commerce, Automotive Divi-
This is a Nation-wide sale. II you are
not located in above States. contact your
regional ofice or consult your State Auto
mobile Dealers Association. once of
Surplus Property. Department OF Com
merce. Automotive Division.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
BOATS Cont.

DIVISION "A' COMET, Melinda, two suits
800, ri; 2o5s,. IT, NEWNAFK. :.
LATE MODEL 5-h.p. johnson outboard
motor, S115 cash; will demonstrate. GIL.
loft. ATKIN design fat-bottom sailboat,
needs painting, 500. TR. 2031 weekdays,
8 to $50.
sLOoP AGRA, a5 IT.: built 1899, Marconi
sails, Austin motor AUXILIARY All in gooodd
condition: sleeps two; best offer over $500
cash. Docked at Nash Marine Call 1t
JOHNSON, U, s. N r., CH. 2000 Ext. 925
GARWooD SPECIAL sPEEDBoAT, 125::
h.p. Gray marine motor: very fast. and Is
SEDAN type; price $500. Ii, o24s;
lent condition. See CAPT. JACK, rear g0C
Mains 4. svs; s;g., opposite Hogates. IL
eood seos eondon Fl s5oS
4702 Nichols ave. s.w. after 4:30 pm, OF
phone TR. 2424, Ext. 81,
FOR sALE-l5-ft. sailboat.. completely
equipped. Call MR.. DOYLE at Adams
9S7S any day before noon.
Is.FT. NEW SEA SLED, sleeps ., 9,h;p
Gal! RE 1854 before noon or after Pm
SEAkING, Va h.p. good cond., $40. elC
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK tconsy.

GOATS, thorouehbred Nubians. 3 does.
TdkgRTs: fsE Rssd RorE Fhsns rss ssais s.
sas bse, h5s WsIp s faS Sds En s4aw sadS Ias
Rear 736 18th st. Sc. @
ter ssashPsrins, hP S feedns nsae Or sraslns
HSssH Is5 II + I'd .ps.
sIzaD |Ry IszAfaRD FsfS spS sGr''i ssHShs and ia
THi51f1a RibINa Horse, beautiful and spirited
ed, ED I5.2 hands; Phone WA: 3sdl 3.,.gon g.
gentle; viii work anywhere; cheap Phoas
3WMER FaIs Fills Church 2l9o after m g.
04sS. @nSS young sound gentle $3.50 rR'
HORSES, cows heifers. 3 shoats.
s9ssf sistSs farming impements 6qgsies carts.
dieS d,.S. and T brides lawn mowers and rollers.
SHETLAND, PONY. thoroushbred, stallion.
sHbbLR sad5s P asD ssP Xfnna new Western
Can be seen at Lone star Stables below
hlsx ss5;r,yan W. or fhone ,tsaS Al, Al 1885 81 ~ I'D
English saddles, new and used, s25-s$5;
e ssdde dids pads @ aso s IF
/ SADDLE & HARNESS CO, 20s-l0 Paca
ST.. Baltimore, Md, near Washington blvd.
= SerE slpEle q . double; = Gehesp; sound. r. I.
THOROUGHBRED registered lady's saddle
mare Yrs oo old very gsntls' sSo 1,tR oRs
Box 54i, Annapolis Nd Tel. annapolis
GGERNsEY e2f sa cow S Fears oid With calf
Sl25; perfect in every respect. Call sH.
years the other s. used as family horses
for past . years: well hammered. Can be
e n os5s ave- a'rSss Sssnda9 Gm 81 ss
WE HAVE PIGS that have the grunt: vim.
and yi%or;;,, and not runt. Call Rock
cows AND CHICKENS for sale, very rea-
sonsb!e, Call Gaithersburg 2s4-W
WASTEpa2.ssted ID horse must tsD be young
YOUNG COW yrs. old. gentle. Ashton
RIDING MARI, stynse. sen,.e: could s1-
sSde o Dan4 nd Pyae Wesn small ada Wes : saddle sbn.
driving harness, 81 5: racing Ssrdle, $50;
.-horse pillow, $40 platform scales, SIS;
HIRsT, G65 v Broad ST. Falls Church,
THoRoUG HBRED COLT. e-yr- old. with
papers unbroken, Quiet WO 4646.
HORSE. gentle and small, for children
Who are learning to ride, $50. 1nquirs
81 @l5o
GELDING, chestnut. Ngh, weight. hunter.
y hands. 4 yrs. OLD. grandson Of Man
o. Wa" ready to hunt this season. good
confoImat tion. exceptionally good manners,
, very quiet. May be seen at Bradley Farms.
River I'd b.. Bethesda, Md. lst house on
risht Of River I'd. after you pass Bradley
blvd going toward Potomac. Md: l blk.
beyond Congressional Country Club Pr
CARRICo Phone WI 5176, May be seen
between l and pm. Sunday, 10 and
) weekdays.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

RADIOS, best prices paid any size. make
9r 9rr condition. viii consider triadens also
lions. sTEPHENsoN' 1863 ' H st St. H NV pi.
q at Sss wool Di sois s4s sfl'r rose or green
slss! I1ss .sn5on All alto will Rsy esa
sEWiNG MAcHINEs-w. Du, all types;
PEsSs YIs;s3pr isss az. ~
and make. Box 1855, Star,
tion. DE, 3621.
TRICYCLE.; medium size; will pay highest
TRicYCLE for a sis-sear-old daughter of
Russian Army major. WI. 8910.
mske apd Das ser s9x s sse ss ssr
TRUNK, wardrobe; must be in excellent
T%s Aeams ssntsd l' Cam Franklin
TYPEWRITER. excellent condition, for
SAriioI e figssi1yEE CO., $50 indian.
3 sa,d il IA; A. SeSs; SSSs 5 am to 0'm % Ewes
Tsh.s s sss.s5sa sss cd sn: sGa fs
stST Rsfk HES e rk3s Sh D Tor as as
hand, MAX zwEiG. ME. yiI3.
HIGEST prices paid for diamonds. watches,
clothing, cameras, silyerware. radios, etc.
AM INTERESTED in buying old jeHeiry,
silver. china bric-a.brac. old glass. DORA
PRIVATE PARTY desires used typewriter
Gail between $50 am. and pm Ii.
3166.
WANTED 1-horse trailer in good condi-
ton; heavy enough for hauling Belgian
stallion. Call Monday. NO. $500, MRS
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POULTRY q EGGS.

400 ga GOLDEN BUFF MTN0RCAs,
Whit, White ROCKS. white Wyandottes Kirchers,
weather. 4903 Addison I'd. ne, Kenil-
sEW HAMPSHIRE REDS and Barred
tested, high-hatch breeders, so cents to
So each. Also some young turkeys. Clin-
cHIcKENs 5000 tryers, IL weeks old
Nd sAasr6 n 1 SERy5eE; S5Gk ruL1rrs. Alden
Earn Earns hs hatehsd; bee ga months old. $500
PSE e a4ssys sAfEWfhs!s VI sss4 chicks and 5~esk
PIsPosAL SALE dcE tHr
Roekviiie 1888? issw AsG JupGE e'ei aH HUFF Poets
bsdd hsdde SIDE Drfs " on % sGx rsh es
from Courthouse Route % out of Rock
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK. purebred.
Good winter layers Hem So
pT1Ifis mGs FRYISc 9s 81 cHTcK1Ss SiK1 sso
FOR sAIEMs5 white leghorn punets, a.a
RnFcfRc nGa Sd sfoobER f bI s45 brstng a snKimf new
.5,.o 56a eaSss,,y' ~ ], <. cooK @ 81 I3so,
hbirooders, $40. ouintana, East Riverdale,
1000 BRoILERs and frying chickens,
White Rock Barred Rock, New Hampshire
lbs, Win have on hand. year round Also
TfHoMPsoN West Friendship nd H'' Md, In syfe5- e
BABY cHIcKs-New Hampshire Reds s. :, ;
LINGTqN Il Nc r5s HATCHERY 1Ta ! B. Henry. Phone
1ss snsf ehak FEED fHf 5Sfs sroRE SRI 'GHy S5
BARGAIN SALE OF CHICKENS, , TO 3la
y each: mos Old &c: e" s veeks old,
free dslIyery IN IaEge lots all in perfect
sGa'''ppa soo WH1rf oH HLEGHoRN a2Hoo ruLLErs. AAA
srade, s and weeks old, IS cents each
GEO. NJ. DAVIS. Glyndon ST. Vienna, Va.
equipped with electric battery and and foor
brooders, full modern. residence on farm.
WIN raise 900 chicks monthly to broil-
''f' Il desired very cH s5 or SS
E,it5 ERYsRss s,;s 3,a t. 4 !e, Req ~ ROCKS and
PPuLLETs: u weeks; HamDShire Reds
oher @ fa pHes ioF nov os ppoducine
PRo6TeE Pre- 5iasIsii YouR owS Eccs and chicken.
weeks now available at SlS9 piece
( Call SH 1926 after $50 p m. weekdays. =
zoo FINE n. II. RED pulets. IA wks 81
/ so 10 wks-. zoe: $50 S wks., soc SH
46l3
WHITE LEGHORN and Barred Rock puIlets
beginning 10 lay for sale Phone SP. O332
/ 200 n. H. RED 3wks- -old baby chicks, 4O0
/ Rock Red cross 10 days old. N. H breed
ing cockreus, ; mos, Sl2; bring boxes
MAXWELL, Defense hwy, Lanham, Md
CHICKS. cod. Slo.s5 100; assorted
broilers or layers ,Leghorns, Rocks, Reds
assorted; our selection; blood tested
BIDDLE,S, Philadelphia 2s. Pa.
215 CERTIFIED Barred Rock -pullets. )
mos, old, from pullorum clean fock. Tel
ephone Wisconsin 4215 or write FRANK
/ HURST, Ayrlawn Farms.
CHICKENS, 3.mo. old Plymouth Rocks
FOR sALE-New Hampshire pullets, be-
Younger. 81 so each 81. 3795.
/ old, s. so a piece. SH. 164l
Austro-w white, S3s for the lot WI. o773;
BARD Rks., IS. .wks., new house 3,,s
| g. dbl. wire fr., enclosure, 30 lbs, mash,
BABY CHICKS - Your CHOICE of these
! breeds: y. S. pullorum-t tested New Hamp-
/ shire Reds. Rhode Island Reds, Red Cross
Barred Rocks White Rocks, SIT so per
| hundred; MRS. E. w. LA ROCHELLE
FOR sALE-loo Pekin ducks Kensing-
Evening star., 1945-09-09
AVIATION.

FUNK, model B., for sale, 63-h.p cruises
since i00-hour inspection, Completely re-
covered. New propslet and stserabis tail !
cred; Price, sI,s5s2 eau CLYDE A.
FAIRCHIIp, : r ~, like new. Attention
service and ex;ssryies aying ot,eer,; This
really next to new. See 4 ny IT; and
you will buy it TREADWELL SALES,
ST. 1897. SH 1908
AERoNCA AIRPLANES are again in pro-
duction. Place your order now for pref
eTsntiaI delivery; WILLoouGHsy n
ORDERS now Being soLIcifED for post.
war delivery Of new Taylorcrsfts Swifts
ssnnSd0 ssnnd Republic sssbss AmphiSiansr AmhiSr Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details cali CoNGREssToNAL AIRPORT
OIL ssss. or HYDE FIELD. sP osss
AERONCA CHIEF, cont. dual. "65, black
and red, N;c:-%i5e6: 5000; total time
$50 hrs. May be seen at Hyde Field Sun
day If not interested in. high-clas:
aeroplane. don't come out and waste my
Evening star., 1945-09-09
DOGS. PETS. Ere. lcantl,

WANTED : Golden Labrador retriever
BsIs Bosr6k sc pGfL rTP w. isnss Saas sss rss
BosToN Rasaf 4 TERRIER, EiRsRs.iiER months, pedisree,
aHBBafs, fnnRlfs 't2in sSnehia kA 5'as does 81
9 mos; sell a! I, 9T indy WI. 1899.
SoGkEh Soek akc sPAS5k1; ~ 10, male mos. old
pion stocEdals Town TAX; snaa exssl. Sud
81 su show AZ Sac s29 qes cH cof eStS
NELs, sH 77ss. See ad telephone d.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. excellent stock
sl2 Crittenden St NV.
RABBITS for sale, breeding does, from
monston ave. East Riverdale, Md. Phone
PEKINGEsE PE ta9Es PUPPIES, little beauties. pedi-
chapel rd; ne, Keniiworth Il: OFT
BEAGLE, 4 mos, old, will make fine hunt
sT ra4es p snns sna sss g. ped
seskrs FurFlFs :. mas: Vs., ossr,s VAN a
OUR SETTER and cocker pups need no
sEf M aP pups mos
Seeine-eye dogs, registered femHle, $50:
male. S75 3025 o st. NV. Monday after
BosToN TERRIER female. Is months old;
small show type; registered Axe, TIE
DoBERMAN PINcHER pup, 8 months OLD
male. Call SUNDAY, before II am. or any
male, months old; perfect lovable net
os FsSs idS 5Sfsn:z zsas2a "a 54 5?4 and
eross. boxer and collie: dogs Oosrded
g GIVE e a loving home. o, : handsome s,2ns
s5SIs y M s,sS[ d :,o5S
are interna tionally known; puppies. Fall!
r.: gs or gheu ssU5 Hdsm
BLUE POINT siamese kittens; clean
sETTERs hosSf aSp pis6 FL SIS up
stered stock, males and females Ca
yncK95 w s995 to5 iyial on ppp,rs qqa,, c,.n,o,
S9ekkk Sed kkc spssrs ed b 6seR
healthy puppies; Standard sehnaqser pup
Smart Si,a and and spanky. BOARDING ind, gidus
runs Rates bv week Or month Mem
! TYRE KENNEL GEORGIA ave pike
miles ride no5th s4 9t Silver Spring: turn left
WIRE-HAIR TERRI, fine ped, male; ress
New Zealand reds: 80 rabbits 80 hUlches
developing pen, Phone Silver sprin
I6l
COCKER SPANIEL. pedigreed, male. red
BOSTON TERRIER DOC. pure bred ) yrs
old, real beauty, watch dog ana real pet
DACHSHUND pUP, black and tan male
whelped 5-23-'45 by Oh. Gunther v Mari
enlust out OF a producing daughter OF Ch
Cid's Cinnamon v Dachshoffen. Not chea
but none better. Gail MRS BYWATER
DU III. weekdays; evenings and Sun
DIR. CORNET. NO 1910
sPITZ PUPPIES, adorable, thoroughbree
females. weeks old, SO. 1913 n. Ken
tucky ST.. Arlington, Va GL. 3145.
MUST FIND HOME for 3 collie ana sette
pups. Call DE. sg13
COCKER SPANIEL STUD sERyICE-Re
puppies, , m. sno ! f.. reg. Axe: health
little pals, S35. $40 and $50. Also groom
ing of cocker spaniels UN 0S79.
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, 10 wk,
old; male, small type. Call after > pm
352l Univ. pl NV
COCKER sPASIEL PUPPIES, black. rec
blond, all ages res reasonable. Berwy
AIREDALEs. beautiful strong, health
pups champion lines. watchdogs com
panionS 1928 ST. NV, washington
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

ALL KINDS of horses and mules bought
and sold SHADOW LAWN STOCK FARMS,
Gaithersburg, Md Phone W. o. Dosh
owner. Gaithersburg 40
HAY, 80 tons. good new crop clover hay:
also 10 tons Timothy mixed hay; this hsy
was cured and baled without rain: $50 ton
10 Fine Holstein and Guernsey heifers, >
years old, heavy springers. S125 each w
w. SPILMAN. Oatlands, Va WO 307O
COW, Guernsey, rich mixer, 3 years old.
.125. OK. 1870 o.
GOLDEN GURNsEY cow, has had ard
tested, $3.50; also II nice pigs about
weeks old, good stock. RA, STO0.'
GUERSNEY cow and heifer calf. dairy
stock, Sc ext extra large calf other livestock
FoR SALE - One riesns horse. we'll.
hammered mare, excellent for ladys horse,
good hunter. Call WA. 124l,
Evening star., 1945-09-09
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasorsd: ifnme-
diate delivery: $50 cord. COLONIAL
ASDIRoNS. are re, tools. s screens and all nr..
place goods repaired and refnished D, L.
sROMWEIL. 723 18th st. NV Me IIa4
to youl Curb SO e eord hons
any time Sunday, 6 to 10 pm. weekdays;
order now EN- 1924
TONS Req hiyer situmneus 4n5s pea coal
ave. Falls Chx4ch S42-J-2
Evening star., 1945-09-09

BALES CO., 1870 II ST. ne. FQOnB LII. USO4
and LU. 1077.
ssls. ee1teet i9r 1scTestion 5ufo rooms: @ COM; S-
EAAEsE1 ssE s. * e s!ss j.:
Tree Tfess eeSery' ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.
p argss $751; aPp:nes p ss hHase 1I sg
and out, oversize machine: can be seen
tsG 4.soms Pan PARK sSRdayL va S. q 4a Sycamore
REFGR., West. units; exch; factory reb.,
ntcooe ssoksfs prnr sTes sass e aon AP Gs
8 Gu. T.; with compIste new freezing
SRaaaffR1dfRAToRsD Saaf HSpEsn electric. aM and Gu #
and all household furniture. 20S Wood.
sEfh1efRArons, lanfi aeRArons electric ss,, l lars.
1891 a Biiemore d st. st. NV, % rear. o''V 70 '''
REFRIGERAToR. electric, restaurant
Motors. os' good M cond., $500 cash. Sis Isl
aEissTiiAyRANr Ri EQUIPMENT for sale. ia
bles, chairs, refgs;; cafeteria counters
ss ssf AXIS poc For D nsRsslGr
sESoLssha, ssa oa ssssl4s. Iv0r Johnson like
EBONY case with ammunition; ss5. Hyatts. 5.
vile 0656.
RIDING BOOTS, lady's, size 7Kz-AA, per
kfb1SS fifb sGnfonr fBoSrs. MEDIUM sI Size suitable TO
man or woman. exquisite leather. excellen
RIFLE. sIFii 81 81 WINCHESTER. 30 30 new. Cal
co. s0se Monday from 10 am: to 2 pm
RIFLE, Remington, model 14f, slide &C
tion. .35-cal., same as new, with 33t
Weaver scope, boxes of shells, specia
handmade case. S125. After $50 pm.
707 10th st. s.e.
RIFLE, Springfield 80 -caliber Army rife
new condition, with bayonet and so round
of ammo, $50; Bausch g. Lomb sporting
scope, new, S35: Russian linguaphone Ian
suage course, hardly used. S35. Gleb,
RIFLE. heavy barrel Winchester. 81 wave
rear sight; new condition: 500. After 7:3
H.nn., UN. 2114.
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WAC PICTURES EUROPE;
CONCLUDES Il AM PROUD
TO BE A NEGRO"

ROUEN, France, Aug. 8 (ANP)
There is not only mo place like
home," but Il am proud to be a Ne
gro"
That is the way WAC Cpl. Ern-
estine E. Hughes, member of the
public relations staff of the 6888th
Central Postal directory here, sums
up her experiences in France and
England.
Both England and France have
been educational experiences" she
admits, "but there's no place like
home. | shall be very happy when
| return, although | am pleased in
my assignment and duty here.
Many of the GIs have expressed a
desire of living over here, but |
have never heard a WAC say as
much. They all love America.
"When | first landed in France,
my first thoughts were of the many
newsreels | used to see in America
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up the Uncle Tom jive.

up the Uncle Tom jive.
II think the Negro does take ad-
vantage of opportunities, but does
not have adequate faith in his own
organizations. We have too many
who don't believe in Negro this or
that. When we learn the value of
cooperation and confidence in our
own establishments, our progress
and advancement will be hastened.
That is a task for the Negro mass
es but there are lot of thinking
men and women now, especially
those who have crossed the ocean" :"
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Wednesday, August 8, l945

return from tour of installations.
She deplored, however, the fact
that Negro technicians and physi-
clans were not numbered in the
staffs. "This is serious error" she
said. "Negro citizens want to work
with others more than they want
to work for them" She brought the
matter to the attention of the war
department and asked for a change.
Mrs. Bethune was particularly
impressed by the "real experiment
in democracy" at the Dennis hotel
in Atlantic City, a redistribution
center and resort for returned SOL
diers.
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MRS. BETHUNE finds WACS
INTEGRATED IN HOSPITALS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (ANP)
Negro WACs were found to be
integrated into the general pro-
gram of the several army hospitals
visited by Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune as a member of the National
Civilian Advisory committee for
the WACs, she disclosed upon her
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where the bombings were going or
and of the men, women and chill
dren killed. | thought of the many
soldiers who said all that was prop.
aganda in order to make the Amer.
lean soldier feel the urge to fight
after landing and seeing moth.
ing but shells and frames, which
one could easily see were once beau
tiful buildings, l could picture The
thousands of people who were
killed. The streets smell bad yet
Paris, of course, with it's wide anC
beautiful streets, is just as beauti.
full as everyone says. The scenery
all over France and England is
lovely. Trees grow in formations
everywhere.
"The comparison | have to make
between my people and these people
both French and English, is sim
ply am proud to be Negro. Oul
people may be poor but they are
clean though ragged.
"The only thing that I've really
been impressed with since crossing
the Atlantic was the way the Eng
lish police carry out their duties
They are unarmed, and they are
very polite. Our policeman act like
big bullies and in England the
roughest thing around was possi
bly, the American MP.
mo- the Wacs do not go out with
the Frenchmen. All of the girls
prefer the association of the brown
American yanks. At practically
all of the parties that are giver
for us, you'll find several French
girls in the company of our men.
think, however, that most of then
prefer the colored girls. When WI
arrived, they said, We are so glaC
to see you. 1t has been so long since
we have seen one of our girls JUS
to shake hands with one of us wa
a sheer pleasure to them.
"a large portion of our girl
could speak French before the.
came over. We have French classe
twice weekly for each company AM
those who are interested attent
classes regularly. Our instructor
are mademoiselles. Just befor'
leaving England, the same classe
were held with WACs as instruc
tors.
'The English thought we spok
English very well, in fact we re
ceived a write-up in one of thei
dailies. They evidently thought Ne
groes were unintelligent and wha
they had seen in the movies of ther
was true-those movies that playe
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03

Gathering in a grove with 2.40O
ears Of corn, an equal number of
hot dogs and 250 pounds of beef,
about 900 Detroiters paid tribute
Yesterday to the memory Of for
mer mayor and Councilman John
w. Smith.
They were paidup members OF
the John W. Smith Oldtimers,
an organization headed by Police
Inspector Thomas Wysocki and
Sheriff Andrew Baird.
The memorial services were sue
ceSsful.
A complete accounting of re-
turns and casualties showed, ac-
cording 10 Wysocki. that another
81 500 was raised toward the John
w. Smith Memorial Fund and
that no one was seriously hurt.
The memorial fund has now
expanded 10 about $1,000. and
when IL Swells 10 really impress
Sive proportions monument Will
he built 10 the man who was one
of the best loved citizens Of De-
trolt.
The picnic started early in the
afternoon and ended soon after
the mosquito invasion that came
after dark.
The announcement read that
the affair would be at the Bev-
criy Hills Country Club on Van
Dyke at 13 Mile road. This might
have aStonished the late mayor.
But il turned out that the grove
was across the tracks from the
country club and that the head
quarters was onetime stable. A
bar had been set up where stalls
once existed, and there was a
piano in the hayloft above.
Candidates for office In the
primary next Tuesday did not
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
Birch Run Farmer Dies

SAGINAW, Aug, 2-Injuries
received IN a tractor-mower acci-
dent a week ago caused the death
yesterday of Sylvester Gutman,
90, Birch Run. lie had been un-
conscious most Of the time since
IN 81. Mary's Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03
old Timers Honor
Memory Of.JOIln Smith
Nv FRANK MORRIS

miss the opportunity and among
the willing speakers who showed
up were Mayor Jeftries and
James d. Friel, one Of his oppon-
ents. But no one was allowed TO
talk. and no one would have lis
tened anyway
Johnny Smith would have en-
joyed the outing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03

In mahogany veneers with
other woods Dove-tail dust
proof drawers with center
guides for easv opening Has
five large drawers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-03

In lovely walnut or maple fin
ish Made OF fine cabinet
woods solidlv constructed and
gracefully designed, Choice
Of twin or full size.