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Evening star., 1945-01-31

Episcopal Church, $1,000 each to
George washington and George
town Universities and $4,000 to the
National symphony Orchestra. The
will also makes bequest of $4,000 to
John Slade, her former chauffeur.
Mrs. Anna Katherine Mcguire, $500
Evening star., 1945-01-31

block Of Rodsnan street NV, . niece
Of Mrs. Droop's late husband and the
wife Of Brig. Gen. Hamilton E. Ma
gtiire, was bequeathed $685. 900 and q
country home at Bluemont, Va. A
part OF the estate was ordered placed
in trust, with several persons to re-
Evening star., 1945-01-31

cinema a ct or,
H / ! y W d."
pro m p t e d a
statement yes
terday from Err
rol Leslie Flynn,
movie star, that
this makes the
third or fourth
time I've been
reported mar
ried In the last
couple of years. +"
Records at the
bureau indicate
Nora Eddington,
20, former Los
A r.
Evening star., 1945-01-31
Flynn Won't Confirm
Report Of Marriage;
Baby Born in Mexico
BY the : sssocIa,ed Press.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 3l.-A
three-week-old baby registered In
the Vital Statistics Bureau here as
the daughter of Leslie Flynn,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
MRS. NC KNIGHT
M AIN SPEAKER
AT FLINT MEET

FLINT.-Mrs. Belle Taylor Nc
Knight OF Cleveland will be the
principal speaker at the second an
nual meeting OF the Urban League
10 be held at Flint Institute of Arts.
2l5 West First street. on Friday.
Jan. II.
Mrs. Mcknight was formerly
member Of the national staff OF the
YW.C.A., and was also associated
with the Civil Service Commission.
She has record Of experience in
the field OF race relations and is
especially qualified to discuss the
subject Of Race Relations in
America"
The program will open with the
singing of the National Anthem,
followed by the invocation by the
Rev. Franklin D. Elmer, OF First
Baptist church. Flint. Mrs. Arthur
Elliott, member OF the Urban
League board Of directors and
president of the Flint Council of
Church Women. will present the
highlights OF the annual report.
Mrs. Harry G.. Gault. league treas
urer. will give the financial report.
The speaker will be introduced by
Mrs. Marie Wright, former secre-
tary of the lakewood avenue
U.WC.A.. in Orange. N. j. DR.. j..
W. Moore, acting president Of the
Urban League of Flint. will pre-
side. and the benediction will be
given by the Rev. Robert r. Tur-
pin. Of Mt. Olive Baptist church.
There will also be musical selec-
ton.
Mrs. Mcknight is being brought
to Flint with the aid Of the Urban
League Guild. auxiliary Of the Ur-
ban League of Flint. The guild was
instrumental, also. in presenting
Langston Hughes TO Flint last
spring in readings OF his poems on
Negro life. Refreshments will be
served at the conclusion OF the pro-
gram by members of the guild and
Of the board Of directors Of the
Ifrhan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
MASON CLoYD COMMISSIONED

The War Department announced
this week that Mason d Cloyd.
40 Chandler street. had been COM
missioned in the medical corps re-
serves.
Cloyd. who recently graduated
from Howard University Medical
school. was listed along with Al
other grads In medicine and dem
tistry. and was commissioned as a
first lieutenant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

FURLoUGH
Pvt. Rudolph Jackson OF Fl.
Knox. Ky. was here through the
holidays visiting his mother, Mrs.
Lula Jackson OF sl7 z. Dartmouth
street. Pvt Jackson is a graduate
OF Northern. 1912 class. He was
indicted into the army this year.
June IS. His brother. Sgt. Carl
Jackson. IS in the Marines and
has not been heard from for several
months. He is believed TO be in an
area which is a military secret.
Pvt. Joseph Lawson OF the Am.
phioious unit, spent the holidays
with his wife. Anna. and relatives,
Mrs Heneretta Skinner OF 1929
Easy street. Pvt. Lawson was in
Quoted this year. He was a foot
ball star and outstanding in track
a, Northern high school from which
he graduated in 1899. He has
brother, Henry Lawson. in the
armed forces. now in France.
Pvt Thomas Bolden OF the Army
Air Corps stationed at Tobyhsnn,
Penn. spent the holidays with his
mother. Mrs. Anna Bolden OF 1909
Vermont. He also is a graduate Of
Northern high He was indicted
in AZ
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
COALITION AIDS
DIES GROUP TO
B ECIN A N { "
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA,
The bombshell dropped in the
House OF Representative on its
opening day OF the 10th Congress
by Rep. John Rankin ID. Miss
amending the rules of the House
10 make the Dies Committee on
un-American Activities a regular
standing committee, is still hav.
Ing its repercussions in the ma
tons capital and on the Hill.
Whether the new committee will
carry on as WITHDRAWING ex-
pedition" as il did under former
Rep. Martin Dies is the subject OF
specq lation. How to nullify the
effects of the smart. parliament
tary maneuver" by which Rankin
o1twitted the administration forces
Is being discussed at bars. cock
tail lounges, in government Offices
and at the Capitol.
Key OF Activity
The key to the activity OF the
committee will be in the man So
lected as chairman and in the
membership. which will be named
by the Democratic and Republican
members OF the Ways and Means
committee OF the House. Except
for the Republican members Of
that committee. whose party coll
leagues gave two-thirds OF the
vote by which the Rankin amend
ment was carried. the Ways and
Means committee is under admin
istration control.
Rep. Charles LaFollette (R..
Ind, in commenting on the House
action in approving a permanent
Dies Committee, declared: The
stealing OF elections. the maintc-
nance OF monopolies. the diScrim-
ination against economic oppor-.
tunities OF citizens because Of race.
creed or color. and the Ante
nance OF the POLL tax are just some
OF the IN A rican activities
which the supporters OF this
amendment might first ;ttemp, 10
eliminate through the existing
standing committees and leg!sla-
tive principles before starting out
on. another witch-hunt
Pass Amendment
The Rankin amendment 10 the
House rules was passed by a rol,
call vote Of 207 10 1856 after having
lost on a division vote by l34 10
146, Both the Negro congressman.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. ID.
y ". and Rep. William l. Daw-
son Cd. Ill. voted against the
propose! The roll call vote showed
l37 Republicans and 20 Democrats
'mostly from The South, for the
amendment, and $50 Democrats.
- Republicans and two members
-ra-pnr parties vatiES- against =.
Passage means the Dies Com
rittcc viii not have 70 come be-
fore tho House each year for aG-
thoriza,.on nor appropriation. Il
IS Standing committee Ike the
Appropriations Committee. the
Committee on Accounts. the WAYS
and Means Committee. the Com
Iuittee on Military Affairs, etc Il
Will have the power and authority
- submit legislation 20 the House
for action.
TIE old Dies Committee VIII be
remembered for having attempted
10 pin the label o, Communist"
on Mrs Mary NJ &C lie O. Bethune.
Judge William HASTE. Dr.. Robert
{. Weaver. Willard Townsend.
Roscoe Dungee, ana other Negro
leaders; and for It's attempts 20
smear the Political Action Com
rlt,ce OF the ClO with Commlnis;
charges
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
FsA AVOIDS FRANZ INITIATION

With careful search. some good
farms can still be bought at fair
prices despite higher land values,
says the Farm Security Admins
trstion, in reporting that 1888
farm purchases made during the
last fiscal year. under the Bank
head-Jones Farm Tenant Act. were
based on its policy of holding the
line against land initiation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13


al his parents
home. Pvt Roy
and Mrs Es-
tclia Jefteries,
400 T Welling-
ton. The Rev.
r r. Turp.n.
pastor OF Mt.
olive church.
bcsto n C d the
marriage VOWS
on De- Is. The
ImWed ate FAM
lily were pres
CIT a; the we'd
ding They are
rs follows. Mr..
-AI NJ u,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13


squadron sta
toned at Nc
Clellsn Field,
Calf. s p e n I
I h c holidays
with his wife.
Mrs. Este IL a
Jefferies, OF
w e ! ! i n G.
ton street. and
pare ntS. Mr..
and Mrs. John
w. Jefferies. OF
Dwight street,
Elm Park. Rev.
Jefferies h as
b e e n in the
armed services
since June. 1912
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Kidneys Must
Clean 0ufAtids

DO you guifef from oettinf Up ELShtr
ness, Swollen Ankles. Rheumatic Pains,
Bladder weakness, Painful Passages. or feel
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n so, here Is good news: The very ffrst dose
OF cysfsx q physicians prescriptionl usu-
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hush out excess acids and wastes which may
have caused your trouble. So take Cysfex
and rapid increase In pep, more youthful
feeling and Joy OF living. tysfsx must sur
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or you simply return the empty package ana
your money back Is guaranteed. Don't suner
another day without trying cXsfsx-only
3Se. Tear this out: take 70 your druGeisf. %
SURE 10 get guaranteed Oyster.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
z 3
SGT. KERSEY MARRIES

S-t- Johnny X kersey Was mar
rcd 10 the daughter o, Mr. and
Mrs Hardy. Miss Juanita Hardy
o. Houston. Texas. when ne was
home here for the holidays. They
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
The Hair SIiekeroo
That Really Sticks

pERNA:sLIcK take. IN. ash. out q the
HAIR. One combing . day leaves hair
straight and sives q lasting, wsli-sroemsd
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Hyou want pain-relievinghelp
perhaps you can open your
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others have enjoyed. Make up
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COCOA BUTTER
SUPPOSIT0RIES
for feminine HYGIENE

Sanitizes on contact. Melts NJ body
temperature. Soothing to irritations
and delicate membranes Positively
nothing finer or mere effective made
than Cambridge Suppositories. OF the
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
HOLIDAY VISIT

Prot and Mrs. Alzo McMlls OF
pensacola. Fla, were here visiting
the parents Of Mrs. McMills, Mr..
and Mrs. j. R, Banks. OF 1881 Easy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

Christmas holidays, visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joe Robinson, OF 20l2
Stanford avenue. Several social
events were given in her honor.
X X X
Mrs Nose Robinson and three
children were here through the
holidays. visiting with Mrs. Laur.
eta Williams OF Ferris street. -
X X X
Mrs, K. Harrington, Of 1901
Hickory street, was in Vicksburg,
Miss. at the bedside OF her moth
n
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Asthma Mueus
Fought Easy Way

II choking. gasping. wheerinE, recurring
attacks Of Bronchial Asthma rob you OF
sleep and energy. accept this liberal trial
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and see for yourself how quickly IL usually
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simply return the empty package and your
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

Mrs. Nose Robinson and three
children were here through the
holidays. visiting with Mrs. Laur-
eta Williams OF Ferris street. -
X X X
Mrs. K. Harrington, of 1901
Hickory street, was in Vicksburg,
Miss. at the bedside Of her moth
er.
*x X
BRIDAL BREAKFAST
A lovely bridal breakfast was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Tate of Fay street. Dec. 81, for
the newlyweds. Among those who
were present at the lovely affair
were: Mrs, James Brandon. Pvt.
Roy and wife. Estella Jefferies.
Mrs. Gus Wells and son. Mrs. YER
non Walls and son, and Mrs. Bette
Ann Tate.
Sgt Kersey Is stationed at Fl.
Bliss, Texas, with an anti-aircraft
unit. He was indicted in l94l. be-
fore Pearl Harbor. He is a gradu-
ate OF Central high school OF Flint.
X X X
IN DETROIT
Mrs. Jimmie Lee Anderson. re-
porter for the Flint branch Of the
Michigan Chronicle, and who lives
in Elm Park. was in Detroit last
weekend. visiting friends with
Seaman Peter Manuel. who was
also in Flint visiting the Anderson
and the Smith families here The
seaman is now in school in Mary
land. He will return 20 war soon.
X X X
ON FURLOUGH
Pvt. Leon Stein. who. Is study
ing engineering al the University
Of Illinois, was home on a four
day leave 10 visit his parents dur
ing the holidays. Stein grad
usted from Central this year, vol
unteered into the army and elected
studying at the university.
X X X
ON FURLoUGH
Pvt. Bernard Greenidge. who IS
al the University OF Illinois study
ing engineering for the army. was
home on four-day leave for the
holidays. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Greenidge OF Kennelworth
street.
HOLIDAY VISIT
Miss Harrisien Harrington was
home from Howard university for
the holidays. She is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington
OF Hickory street.
X X X
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones OF
Cleveland are expected 10 be in
Flint this week to spend a few
days with Wiley Jones. Samuel
Jones is brother TO Wiley.
Mrs. jamie Sharpe. the wife OF
s-foEmer- Flint pastor, was here
visiting relatives and friends dur
ing the holidays. She was here
from Cincinnati visiting the Rev.
John Shapes brother. Lloyd
Sharpe. OF Leith street. and Mrs.
Anna Smith OF the Ann Dress
Shop at Dartmouth on Industrial
street; also Miss Sharpe's daugh-
ter was present here. Miss Marie
Sharpe
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Robbins OF
Detroit were here through the
Christmas holidays as the house
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Schoates, OF l240 Vermont avenue.
The Robbins were also the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Bluford OF
Harrison street; Crawford Fender
grass OF Ninth street. and Mrs.
Jimmie Anderson OF Winans.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
. f5T RHEUMATIC pain
VIII a Medicine fhuf will PROVE Itself

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off with ifs or butts. Don't just
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directed. First bottle purchase
price of C-2223 refunded If
not satisfied. Coo and $L.00
sizes. Be sure that you al.
ways ask for and get C-2223
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
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COLLEGE STUDENTS HOME
FOR HOLIDAYS

Gloria Raymond Of Fisk. Betty
Of Howard. and Delos Ray Of Me.
harry Medical college. were home
10 spend the Christmas holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sisby Raymond. of Wellington
avenue. while Florabelle OF Fisk
U. was home TO spend the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Raymond Of Croker. in Elm
Park Sisby Raymond and Earl
Raymond are brothers.
X X X
VISITS WIFE
Pvt Roy Jefferies OF the 4aO9th
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
vIRGINIANS HERE

Mrs Hattie Branch and son,
Robert Branch, both OF Bluefeld
W Va. are here spending the hol-
1dayS, and q week after. with Mr.
and MIS-. Joe Branch OF Liberty
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

ELM PARK HOME
MAKERS PARTY

More than a dozen members O!
the Elm Park Homemakers club
Number 5 were the recipients Of
an enjoyable Christmas party
al the home OF one Of the mem.
bers. Mrs. S. Buchanan. OF Stan
ford street. The club members ex-
changed presents and disclose
their respective secret pals name
OF 1914 and drew secret pals
names for this year, They com.
mended seven members for the
outstanding good spirit which they
had maintained throughout las;
year.
Among those who attended THE
party were: Mrs. L. Wickware
Mrs. A. NJ. McGhee. Mrs. L. Buch.
anan, Mrs. S. Davis. Mrs. X. Nc.
Donald. Mrs c. Johnson. Mrs. J.
Brady. Mrs V. Timmon, Mrs. 3.
Robinson. Mrs. F. Ross. Mrs. NJ.
Jones, Mrs A. Vaughns. Mrs. s.
Reid and Mrs. Lottie Wiekware
the president.
X X X
HOLIDAY VISIT
Mrs. Claudia Peterson and
daughter. Miss Genevie Peterson,
OF l240 Vermont, were in Saginaw
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tate. Of Fourth street. during the
Xmas holidays: while Mrs. Easter
Baird OF the same address. and son
were in Detroit for the holidays.
X X y
Mrs. Jessie Wright OF Mason
City. Iowa, was here through the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

Tate Mr and Mrs. Gus Wells. Mrs.
Gcor-c Swan. Mrs. James Brandon,
Mrs Asna Kersey. Mrs Elisabeth
Collins. Mrs. Eliza Floyd. Mrs Plez
Swan. Pvt. and Mrs. Roy Jeiieries,
parents OF the groom.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
NEWS OF FLINT

street. Joe is the son Of Mrs. Hat
tie Branch.
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on FURLOUGH

Pvt. Bernard Greenidge. who IS
at the University OF Illinois study
ing engineering for the army. was
home on four-day leave for the
holidays. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Greenidge OF Kennelworth
street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

This old re-
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peen q 5 Q q
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30 day treat.
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back guar.
antee II you
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ON FURLoUGH

Pvt Leon Stein. who. Is study
ing engineering at the University
Of Illinois, was home on a four
day leave 10 visit his parents dur
ing the holidays. Stein grad
usted from Central this year, vol
unteered into the army and elected
studying at the university.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21
PraneSinaS viSuOnleneii

Amerkos Lietuviu Misijos r Lietuva Vaduot Saungos
veiejai Rugseo 145 DID, buvo susike Tabor Farm Sodus
Mich prieo svado kad akvaizdoje dabartnu metu vyks
Uzseu Reiau Ministry konerencios r besiartnan-
6u ktu svarbu tarptautnes poitkos vyku rekanga
skubi Americas Letuv1u akciia.
Sarysyje AIM ir LVS yra numa6usios ellie neatide
oama atknu dabu tesiog suristu Londono konferen
CHA r kitas ddees reksmes ivyka kurie neabejoama
busmos aikos konerencos pagnda Turedami galvo
kad dabar vykstan Londono konerenca normaa mant
neruks gau Sc savaiciu Amerikos Leuviu Taybos pro-
jekuoamas vuotn Americas Letuviu kongresas kurs
vyks Gruodzo pradzoe gall butt ddzia paveuotas zygs
Nezurint tai kad ALT visuotnio Amerikos Letuvu
greso Sauma paskelbe nepasitarus LVS AIM vvien
AIM r LVS nusstaciusos prizes kongreso saukma
proga auas pareigoos pareks kad ALT saukaas
ongresas kou vardu il bevadntum nebus visuotnas
gresas O tik ddesns mazesns ALT suvazavimas
Ko nebus parodyta nuosraus saukamo kongreso
aryti tkrai vuotnu Amerikos Letuvu semu, kol
organzavma nebus raukta visa pajiego Americas Lie
visuomene AIM r LVS suslaikys aktyvaus vsm-
neto kongreso renlinlo.
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istekliU, 0 visos geryb6s buvo
''Tiktai Vokieciams" -.
Taigi nemaza dalimi ir Lie
tuviq tauta savo pasyvia lai-
kysena, boikotu tick ukiniame
gyvenime prisidejo prize, grei-
tesnio nazizmo sugriuvimo. Tai
mes irodysime faktais veles-
niuose straipsniuose. o uz tai
Lietuva turf butt kompensuota,
pagreitinant jos iSlaisvinima.
Tai cia patiekeme dalele to
ziauraus Lietuvos tragedijos
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PROTESTAI R POZEMIO
VEIKIMAS


"Ruduju buliu" isiviespata-
vimas Lietuvoje sukele visoje
Lietuviu tautoje ziauria neapy-
kanta. Ia neapykanta kas
diena Wis augo ir tas naziams
turejo dideliu neigiamu pase-
ku, beciulpiant Lietuvos kuno
taip jau isciulptus syvus. Kas
diena prizes nazius augo tautos
protestas, kantrus, bet reiks-
damasis pasyvumu. Ypac tas
galima buvo pastebeti kad Lie
tuva is kitu Pabaltijo tautu bu-
vo viena kurioje visai nesiseke
Vokieciams ivairiomis kombi-
nacijomis bandant pravesti Wy
ru kariuomene ir darbo jie-
gos j Reicha mobilizacija. Tai
ae pavaizduosiu sekanciame sa-
vo straipsnyje Dirvai: "Lietu-
va Nepripazysta Jokiu Qku-
pantu".
Kaune buvo leidziama slap
ii spausdinti laikrasteliai: Lai-
svoji Lietuva, I Laisve, ir kt.,
kuriuose buvo keliama naziu
juodi darbeliai ir tuo neapy-
kanta dar augo. Tuo labiau
nazizmo pareigonims visur rel
Skesi boikotas kad Lietuvis,
nors ir ne taip ryskiai kaip
zydas ar Lenkas, visur buvo
pazemintas. Lietuvos ukinin-
kas atiduodavo savo produk-
tus, darbininkas uz pfenigus
dirbo kaip darbo vergas fabri-
ke, tarnautojas pluso kasdien
10 valandu kontoroje, bet nei
vienas is ju nei gatveje, nei
parduotuveje, nei valgykloje
negalejo gauti nei maziausiu