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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-04
CHAPTER THITRY-FOUR


As ItiE night wore on. the bat
lie waved desperate and furious
Inc dtunlng, Missing noise of the
SfasShoppetS rose IN 4 sIlllen re-
IeftiesS wave above the cracking
VI '"e mte "il''h was consuming
ui ei' my 'iIHtu III oiack
.lo"u' "ooNe ~ 'i,''''S' Sihoth'r-
I'' assume ila'i
- "s '"e 'cti'4'e iefee
Long since the family had ceased
TO pe hl'Ic IN The cruel
lack OF hHn,'fS, everyone had talk
Ell d lt'". Jl'IG was making good
use OF SANDY S iir@t aId Kit, ban
udSit@ II biiStctcd hands of the
diES''S.
Maria had a camp stove ooino
on the back of one of the trucks. A
peon boy. too young to be of much
service in the fighting. drove her
along the line of burnino tronrbos
to dispense cups of hot coffee. Even
RoXie had felt the call to duty. She
rode in the truck. asking the
smoke-crazed fighters. rs she hand
ed them the steaming coffee, if they
wanted one lump or two. In spife
of Roxie's assistance. however Ma
ria was doing good work.
Terry vas a,f,i,r .bo ro.r..
truck She had tal,a, o,.or -
automatically WHOM ,ha lJ
leaned ont 70 holm no,,r aoeo,ina
a ~narticuIarIv crucial n@in, 80
The t,,c,,r, bad 49, "iio''
whelm entirely tbe tottor;,r haa,i
cade. She was too oycitaT ta W.
afraid of tho darooror. n,;a.;o. ~
had undertake., She droya tho
same distance tho ,oo, BOA traa1
the leaning flames WATCHING alone
the line of fire for dark hreake th.t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-04

fta-td with f7..gfir ra ,,as ~ rtt,a
ius, N y Rio, .,., ,,4 ,,.r,,i hr,
. to cary on IN iaa f,,.l she ran
| across 10 the station o.annn and
drove off in II 4,,yrn tt. ra,,o,v
road. her foo, nrceefao fine throttIe
to the toor.
She raced the car throu1ru the
! darkness in the direction OF the
largest settlement IF neon housas
She knew she had some small
weight with them They liked nor
Maybe if she talked fast euourh
pleaded. a small hone. but the onlv
one left.
As she ncarca tho oroup of
houses her ~u4u.rrul hr3Gljehts
picked up an amayino sioht #
looked as though eyerv neon vas
standing in the mob blocking the
road that went past the houses
She pulled to a s~creeching stop
at the edge of the crowd and leaned
out. Her sudden appearance seemed
to have shocked them. The gather
ing was frozen. their heads turned
toward her as if she were a sudden
apparition.
They had been looking at a
speaker on the back of a truck
drawn up beside the road, He. too
vas staring at her AS though toe
surprised for nisht or anger, She
recognized him. II was Tomas. one
of the new empIoves or the LIST of
workers Brooks had ordered from
Sandy, But if wa the other man ON
the truck her ewes fyed unon She
gasped.
Juanito. But n friehtful ,Juanito,
His shirt was off Tomas hand still
was on his bare shoulder. He had
been exhibiting him TO the silent
crowd. Juanito's face and torso was
a mass of horrible scars, The man
had been WhiDped b1utallv-heaten
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-04
TO PREVENT SLAM BIDS

ISLAM CONVENTIONS, Ike
3lackWood,- cue-bidding or the
C~ulbertson As No Trump conveh.
ton, are not for the purpose Of
helping us bid slams, They are for
the purpose of preventing us from
bidding slams which cannot be
made. AS one Of the most expert
devotees of the BlaCkWoOd con-
vention says, Il can bid a slam,
either small or grand, without the
help Of anything but my lungs and
vocal cords; but l keep out of a
lot of losing slams by using the
BlackWood to find out what | am
ID against"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-04

congressman joined the Republicans in a critical examination of the
administrators intentions.
The administration wants to revoke the measure to permit such
nations is Great Britain and France to float loans for reconstruction
proposed Breton Woods agreement. and want the johnson act .
tanned to be sure other nations play BALI after the war.
0 PRESIDENT TRUMANS MESSAGE on the succession to the
presidency vas received with warm approval in the House. but there
Is noiceably less enthusiasm for it in the Senate While many
senators indicate belief that the presidents proposal has merit, they
also indicate that the whole matter should be thoroughly studied.
In a nutshell. what the president proposed was that the speaker
Of the house should succeed to the presidency if both the president
and vice president should die, resign. or be removed from office.
Getting down TO cases Speaker Rayburn would become president,
under Mr. Trumans proposal, instead of the new secretary of state.
The president proposed that the president pro tenpore of the
Senate should be next i. line behind the speaker, and then TN capl-
net officers in order of their rank.
Chairman Hatton w Summers tD) of Texas OF the House Judi
ciary committee says the committee will act 0 n necessary legislation
before the summer recess. But there is a possibility that hnal action
or the legislation vIl be delayed until late summer y early fall
and that if a bill is passed. it will differ in certain details from
MI. TrumanS proposal.
Q IT WAS A COMMON SIGHT in the House of Representatives
several wears ago to see Rep Robert + Rich t> Of Pennsylvania
stand up. wave a copy Of the treasury statement
on the national debt, and ask his colleagues. Where Story Of
will we get the money to pay for this" For Con- eo,o,...nr,
gresham Rich is known as the foremost exponent
in Congress of economy in government. ken
Members. therefore. fguratively stuck their
tongues in their cheeks the other day when Rich asked and was
granted permission to insert in the Congressional Record an artlcle
which ran more than the customary two pages. The cost, ne OIL
the House. would b $195.
But Rich quickly proved that he W a man who practioed what
he preached.
III granted permission to insert this in the record" he informed
the House. Il will send the public printer my personal check for
$l95"
Such action is practically unprecedented in Congress.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-04

The agency for lack Of speed IN disposing Of sur
plus goods, the House appropriations committee
told board members "Nhile the task is admitted.
ly unprecedented. time is of the essence" The
board received a stlll more pointed warning when
the House itself voted to give it $40, 900, 900 for
expenditures in 1916, onc-third less than re-
quested.
. ADMINISTRATION is due for trouble in
in its attempts to repeal the Johnson act of 1884
which forbade private loans to debt defaulting
nations.
When Assistant Secretary of State William Z.
Clayton appeared before the House Foreign AZ
fairS c0rnnnlttee in sllnnnrt of reneal Dennorratic
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-04

There you have the bidding at
.hree tables of a duplicate. At Ia
ole l North was ready for ? grand
slam as 500 as he heard his part
ner could opet the bidding with a
vulnerable spade bid. Since the
pair was using no artificial bids at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-04
nude WASHINGTON
Congress Carefully Eying
Surplus Property Board
Administration Moy Face
Fight on Johnson RepeoI
Special to Central Press

Q WASH1NGTON-W Stuart Syn,ngton, newly designated chair.
man Of the Surplus Property Board, VIII be watched critically by
Congress when he takes over the post vacated by former Senator
Guy NJ Gillette CD Of Iowa. The thrcelnenber board is charged
with the responsibility to dispose of surplus war goods which are
estimated to run into billions of dollars.
The board has been under FIRE ltccntlY in COnpresS In criticiznc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Carol Brice,
ContrdIto, Opens
Broadcast Series

NEW YORK - tANP) - Carol
Brice, outstanding young contraito
who last spring won the Naum-
berg Foundation award. began a
series of song programs over CHS
Monday, Oct. - lWABC-CBS, $50
Gas pm. EST.
The dates scheduled for her pro.
grams were Oct. p and 80. accom-
panied by the pianist Bertha Mel
nix: and Tuesdays from Nov. p 10
Dec. 10. inclusive, when she will
he accompanied by the Columbia
Concert orchestra under Bernard
Herrmann's direction.
This series resulted from an ap-
rearance with the Columbia Broad.
casting symphony during It's vecent
summer series. Miss Brice did the
vocal par. when Fritz Reiner con-
Quoted de Falla's "El Amer Brujo"
on Sept. 2. She was so enthusiasts
ttcal.y received that arrangements
were Immediately begun for the
present series Of prosdcaSts.
Miss Brice was born in lndianap-
oils. reared and educated in Sc
dala. y. c. Before winning the
Naumberg prize. she had won a
number Of awards including a sill.
YER cup in statewide musical feS-
iiyel in North Carolina. and q five
year fellowship al the Juilliard
Graduate school.
Miss Brice's frst program was
r.ade up of songs by three German
composers. Franz. Schubert anc
Brahms.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
ALTHA STUDY CLUB

The Al;ha Study club was enter
.ained in It's second fall meeting
by Mrs. william Entzminger at the
Eastern Star Oriental Gardens.
4 lovely two-course Oriental din
rer vas served in the beautiful
Aqua and Rose room. followed by
the business meeting which Mrs
Gary Niskles. presiding president
There were Is members and four
guests present. Members. Beauty
Plummer, Margaret Lipscomb Mar
garet Bennett. Thelma Hayes. Thel-
ma Rndden. Gereve Casey, Alma
NcMahsn. Priscilla Gray. Alberta
McKeaver. l.. YaNcv. Catherine
En,zminger. Jessie NiSkles, Abra-
zenda Williams. and Ada Summers
Guests were Mrs. Roy Decor. Mrs
Iouella Hill. Mrs Poxie Jones and
Mrs Herbert Dudley.
Mrs Dudley. recently returned
from two wears service overseas
with the American Red Cross,
praised the club program as sub
Ti,tcd by Ms. Carl Roiden. chair
man.
Among the highlichts O, The ,all
and winter program is project 10
supply books, newspapers and a
substitution 10 the Negro Digest
magazine io- soldiers az the Vet
Grams hospital, Dearborn. Mich
Also on our fall program are two
prominent personalities.
Mrs. Herber; Dudley was accept
ed as a member Of the club.
Mrs. Grayce Outlaw. Red Gross
worker. recently returned from the
China Burma theatre Of war. Will
Ne our guest speaker for Novem-
Der. Mrs. Josephine Love OF con-
cert fame. Will appear as guest
artist at the December meeting at
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Race Women. Men
In Conference
To Sell B on d S

WASHINGTON. d C.-Repre-
sen;auveS OF outstanding national
Ne gro wonen's ganizatiouS and
several outstanding Negro busi-
less and professional men met in
conference here last week and
completed plans for a nationwide
Victory Bond Selling contest
among national women 5 organ "a
tons.
A, the invitation Of Mrs. Nell
Hunter. promotion specialist Of
the War Finance Divisions Inter-
racial Section, the following ma
tonal organizations participated in
the meeting: National Association
~ Colored Women. tiona |
Council OF Negro Women. Daugh-
tiers OF the Improved Benevolent
Order OF Eastern Star. National
Beauty CulturiStS' League, Ameri-
Tar Women'S Voluntary Service
and Alpha Kappa Alpha. Delta
Sigma Theta and Zeta Phi Beta
S0rorities.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
NEW IDEA
SOCIAL AND CIVIC CLUB

On Wednesday afternoon the
home of Mrs. Manila Shelton. 2l6
Hendrie, created a feeling OF well
come 10 the New Idea Social and
Civic club ladies.
The president, Mrs Emma L.
Reid. presided. More than twenty
members were present TO take up
their task for the new season.
This being the first meeting OF
the season. left over business was
completed. Invitations were &C.
cepted 10 a bridge and whist party
given BY the Chsnlingers club o..
which Mrs Rosa Chambers is the
pres.d dent.
-Four Representatives 20 the ma
tional board conference In Wash
ington gave reports. They were
the president. Mrs Emma L. Reid;
second vice president. Mrs Martha
Brandon: Mrs. Lena Chambers.
Mary F. Bray and Mrs Lula Cog
gins.
These women we're benefited by
attending the conference. A visit
10 the Douglas home was one Of
the high,ights while on The SIGHT
seeing tour O, Washington The
club will continue 20 assist the
S 20 with entertainment. The host
ess. Mrs. Shelton. served dinner
The next meeting w!ll De az the
home az Mrs. Mabel Wilson on
TrowbridEe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Going Away
Party Honors
Ronald TeasIey

A Going-Away party was given
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Avery
Jackson of Ohio street honoring
Ronald Teasley, So. Guests pres
snt were:
Murray Jackson, SIC; Emil
sBones" Jones, Evelyn Clarke, Ru-
dolph Furnace, 1t. Delbert Russell,
Anita Stone, Clarice Cotton, Leroy
Mitchell. Ernest Quarles, Leon c.
Wheeler Jr, George Sellers. Gour-
nell Agnew, Mary and Sarah Van
denberg. Willie Redd, Sibel Troy
ham, Horace Teasley, Flossie Hes
ter, Beverly Talbot. Virginia
Jagers. Doris Bennett, Vivian
Thomas, Furniss Todd, Wilfred
Odom, Doris Greene, Sidney Pam
key, Herbert Williams, Valarie
Fletcher. Nadine Streater, Carlton
Sims. Bertha McCullers, Feline
Mccullough. Johnny Hodges. Mel
vim Jones, William Glenn, Agatha
Slaton. Guy Young, Frank Holman.
Dorothy Crawford, Edward Walk
or, Richard Crane. Herman Wash
ington, Avery Jackson Jr., and
Marie and Ronald Teasley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

The first in a series of fall
fashion shows was presented
recently by the Spool Cotton
company of New York in the
Recreation hall of the Office
Of Dependency Benefits. War
Department. Newark. N. J..
Reconversion was the keynote
of the show and with the
makeovers were unusual easy
to.sew accessories from the
booklet Sew Your Own Teen
Fashions" The re m o d els d
slacksuits. two piece wool out
fits and all purpose dresses de-
signed for the fall and winter
seasons were modelled by the
attractive employees of the
Obj. Helen Grayson of New
ark. N. j. modelled this cardi-
gan wool suit with accessories
Of checked hat bag and lapel
pin from the sewing booklet.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

Thursday night at the home OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Adams OF Chene
street. Meeting opened with song
and prayer by Mrs. Selmer Carter.
president.
Mrs. E. NJ Kaigler (guesO gave
encourag ing remarks. Among guests
were V. Dukes. d. Smith. Jeanie
Culver. z. BARLEY, E. Slamore. E.
Brown, f. Adams.
Next meeting will be held a. the
home Of Mrs. NJ Hopkins.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Accepts Georgia Pastorate

AUGUSTA. Ga.-The Rev. c. X.
Steele OF Montgomery. has accept
ed the paStors;e Of Springfield Bap-
..st church OF this city. Reverend
Steele formerly paSto?ed the Hall
Street Baptist church OF Montgom-
cry. where he served for seven
years
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE ELEVEN O'CLOCK
ESoUIRETTFS

TIE first meeting was held a,
their home on Mack avenue. The
president Mrs Viola Howard. was
presented with gift from the club.
After their parade. officers were
elected. They are as follows: Viola
Howard, president; Mabel Davis.
recording secretary, Neitie Johnson,
financial secretary: NJ. Young, cor
responding secretary: Willie will
son. treasurer, Ann Underwood.
chaplain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
West Coast Nurse
Ends Vacation

LOS ANGELES - (NPB) - Mrs.
Lille Sheffie. popular nurse Of sO7
E. And street. returned after a
week long visit in the Oakland
San Francisco Bay regions. While
in Oakland she was the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson
Of 800 Apaga street and in San
Francisco enjoyed the hospitality
Of Mrs. Rose Davis. Mrs. Shefie is
nurse assistant to DR.. Charles Jack
son of this city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gets Negro Nurse

AUGUSTA, Ga. Mrs. Marjorie
Peske Cannsl. formerly Of this city,
but now a resident OF Providence,
r. l., has been appointed to the
nursing staff of Homeopathic hos
pital Of that city. She took over
her duties Monday. Oct. /.
Mrs. Cannal is graduate OF the
University hospital Of this city, but
received her certificate in Rhode
Island. She is the first colored
nurse to be employed on the staff
Of any hospital in the Providence
area.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE TABBY BRIDGETTES

Held their regular meeting al the
home OF Mrs. II. Daniels on 81 An
tome. All members present except
Miss F. Granette, Mrs. T. Ford and
Mrs VI. Elliott The next meeting
will be al the home OF Miss Ora
nette on Leicester.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE FRIENDLY NINE
BRIDGE CLCB

Mrs Sarah Lewis or T. Palmer
entertained the Friendly Nine
Bridge Club Friday. Mrs. Ella
B.olton was CUES: player. On Nov.
u. from four 10 six pm. the bridge
club Mil entertain is friends with
an autumn Tea al the Lucy Thur
man Y.W.C.A.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
CLrR nF THOrGHTS

Had Mrs Carrie Smith as hostess
AZ heir social meeting Thursday
evening The club viii meet az the
home Of Mrs Rose Brown Of Ante
tam next meeting z. Williams.
reDOrtcr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
RITZY SIX XMAS CLUB

Met at the home OF Mrs. Louise
Hicks Of Merrick. They wish 10
thank friends. VINO helped make
their party OF Oct. u, Club 666,
successful.
Next meeting will be held al the
home Of Mrs. Anna Mae Hood OF
M. Elliott.-Lillian Williams, re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
LYDIAN ASSOCIATION

The Victory Tea given al the
Y.W.C.A. September 80 was a color
t1l affair, and well attended. Miss
Eula Davis was guest artist. Tea
was served and the closing remarks
we're made by the president. Miss
Ethel Johnson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
SoJOURNERS' SOCIAL AND
ART CHR

Met at the home o, Mrs. Lillian
Jenkins Guests present we're: Luz
Sel.n. Mrs. Jessie Billiard. Mrs.
Lakes Mrs. Heard. Mary Vanhook,
H. Miller and F. Jones.
A delicious luncheon was enjoyed
by all. Next meeting will De held
az the home OF Mrs. Bonnie Mae
Moore Of +. Kirby.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE CIVIC YOUTH COUNCIL

The Civic Youth Council held
its regular meeting at the Brews-
ter Center. 637 Brewster street.
last Wednesday.
The educational committee for
warded a letter to the Department
OF Parks and Recreation asking that
a full time director be placed at
the Custer school for the Northwest
district. Albert Boesky, the Rev.
c. A. Hill, Robert Frendberg. Mr..
Dent. Mr.. Carey and Atty. Elvin
Davenport signed the letter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
LAS SOLITAIRE BRIDGE CLUB

Met al The home OF Mrs. Velma
Hall OF Woodland avenue. Members
present were: B. Reache. j. Burton,
Nell Bell. Helen Eason, Helen Mar
lin. Pamela Gaillard.
A delicious repaSt was served
after playing bridge. Next meeting
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE JOHNSON CITY
SOCIAL. CII'p

Az a meeting az the home OF Mrs
Golden Wilson an autumn party 10
be given at Mrs lucille Artist home.
vas planned for Friday. Oct. 26.
Members were sorry 70 learn OF the
Illness OF the pres .dent Mrs. Mar
garet Stafford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
CT IBIS and Other Briefs

which time the Entire Nous club
will be club guest.
Mrs. Priscilla Gray will be host
ess for the November meeting al
her home. 1872 Woodland avenue
Ada Summers, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
WOMEN STUDY CLUB

Met at the home Of Mrs. L. Sim.
mineton OF Jay st. Chaplain op
ened meeting with song and prayer
The next meeting will be held a.
the home of Mrs. Naomi Knox O
McDougall avenue.-Lula SHINING
ton. reporter, Dalla M. Gaugh
president.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

THE ESTRELLETAS
Met at the home OF Mrs. Blanche
Evans, Thursday evening. The
evening was spent playing bridge
Guest prizes awarded as follows
first. Lena Williams, second. Al.
mada Grifford. third. Julie Grimes
Club prizes: first. Sue Dodds, sec.
ond. Velma Farrow, third, Linnie
Harris.
A delicious repast was served
Guests present were Mrs. Lena vii.
liams. Mrs. Modsle Evans. Mrs. Al
made Grifford. Mrs. Louise Graves
and June Watt,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

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THE ESTRELLETAS

will be held at the home OF Mrs
Nell Bell OF fireman avenue.
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