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Evening star., 1946-06-28
Msgr. Russell Named
10 Direct District
Catholic Charities

The Right Rev. Msgr. John J
Russell, pastor of St. Patrick s
Church, was appointed director of
Catholic Charities in Washington in
orders of Archbishop Curley pub
lished today in the Baltimore Catho-
lie Review.
The Rev. Thomas B. Dade of St
Patrick's was placed in charge OF
Catholic youth activities.
Six parish appointments in the
Washington Area were made, effec-
tive July II. They are:
Parish Appointments.
The Rev. James v. Lannon, from
st. Joseph's Church to St. Francis
de Sales Church, as assistant.
| The Rev. John Vincent Connor
newly ordained. to st. Joseph's
Church. as assistant.
The Rev. Joseph Mark Scannell
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Officials Predict Rent Boosts
If OPA Measure Becomes Law

| While rent officials predict The
bill in congress would cause rents te
go up, they shy away from any cal.
culation on how much 1t might be.
ut would be stupid" said one OPA
of1cial who asked to remain anony.
nous, "for me to make a forecast
on that. even If could. 1t would
only be an invitation for landlords
to 60 after such an increase, OF
more"
AS for what might happen If rent
conrols were to be eliminated, an
other official commented to a re-
porter privately:
Il shudder to think about it,"
Both OPA Administrator Porter
and Stabiliza ton Director Bowles
have predicted that rents inevitably
would rise under either of the sep.
arate bills passed by the House and
Senate. They have not revised Their
opinions in the light of the compro.
mise measure.
Mr. Bowles put it this way in a
recent speech:
Some people I've talked to find q
source OF meager satisfaction in the
fact that so far there has been nc
direct proposal to raise rents.
Even though the prices of food
and clothing 60 up. they say, We
can still count on paying the same
old rent. But that hope Is a snare
and delusion.
with other prices soaring up
ward, we couldn't possibly hold rents
where they are now. Before lons
your landlord would be on your door
step with a demand that you pay
more rent or get out"
Up to now, OPA has made nc
plans for a general rent increase II
the extension bill is signed by Presi-
dent Truman.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Union Leader Seeks
To Settle New York
Rail Express Strike
BY the Assoeiaied Press

George M. Harrison, president
OF the Brotherhood Of Railway
Clerks, said today he is trying to &c,
striking express workers In New
York back on the job.
Terming the strike unauthorized
Mr.. Harrison told a reporter he ha,
sent the unions vice president
Robert Morgan, Cincinnati, to New
York with instructions to seek q
settlement OF the dispute.
Mr.. Harrison said he was un-
familiar with the issues in the
controversy and did not learn OF
the strike until a Railway Express
Go. executive informed him yester-
day
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Tuxicubs
CONTINUED From First Page J

NSollllbdOo 3 lOili IL 81 Z dkC.p
ing to seek an injunction to restrain
them from this improper applica-
ton"
Mr.. O'Brien said the strike failed
because the participants could not
talk the hungry wolves off the
streets" He said the joint union
committee to be named also would
study unfair practices" of the Po-
lice Department and drive for a
closed union shop In every cab COM
pany.
Marks of Rough Play Vanish.
Early marks of rough play in the
strike appeared to have faded last
night. Mr.. Grange attributed this to
q warning by strike leaders that
violence would boomerang against
their cause.
Disappearance of window-smash-
Ing, e-puncturing tactics was
noted after one driver was jailed
for investigation and the entire po-
lice department was alerted. Police
were instructed to arrest any drivers
caught using force in attempting
to persuade working hackers to join
the strike. A recommendation for
permanent revocation of licenses
would follow such arrest, a depart
ment bulletin said.
A former Serviceman armed with
q pistol and knife was held by Thir-
teenth Precinct police after. he was
seen driving his brother laws
taxicab to the left of a streetcar
loading zone. Suspected of strike
activities, he will be charged with
driving an unlicensed cab and with
having no hackers license, the hack
inspectors office said.
In blaming public officials for the
strike by their refusal to entertain
the drivers complaints. Mr.. Grange
intimated there would be other
strikes if Congress did not act on
legislation to limit taxicabs and
correct other abuses.
This is not a threat" he said,
sbut these officials will have only
themselves to blame if other strikes
come. If they would stop to listen
TO- reason, they would see that the
cab business is going just the op-
posite direction from the rest of
the country. While other incomes
are going up, the cab drivers earn
1pgs are dropping on"
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Official Count Fails
To Alter TabuIation
In Maryland Race

The oficial canvass OF ballots cast
IN Mondays primary today bore out
results indicated by unofficial tallies
for National and State Offices as well
as those for local positions in Mont
gomery County where the E. Brooke
Lee Observation-Disclosures candidates
won throughout The Board of
Election Supervisors in Prince
Georges County also completed its
ofncial tallies today.
Not long after the official count
started yesterday, Senator Rad
clifie, who had hoped the canvass
would shift some counties to his
column from that of Gov. O'Conor.
conceded he had been defeated for
denomination and sent telegram of
congratulation to the nominee.
Radcliffe Comedies.
Senator Radcliffe's concession
came when the canvass showed that
such counties as Worcester Howard,
Charles and Washington, which
were in the O'Conor column on un-
ohdcial counts by bare margins,
woul stay there.
Although election tabulations
have, not been completed" the in
cumbent Senator said in a state
ment, they indicate that Gov
O'Conor has been chosen as the
Democratic candidate for United
States Senator. I offer him my
congratulations and assistance"
Only one ma jor change developed
in the official canvass, but this did
not affect the result as shown by the
unofficial tabulations of Statewide
returns.
Anne Arundel Charges.
The canvass in Anne Arundel
County showed that Brig. Gen. D.
John Markey had carried that
county over Joseph A. Wilmer In
complete, unofhcial returns had
placed Mr.. Wilmer in front in Anne
Arundel. BoWever, Gen. Markey's
vote total was more than enough,
even without Anne Arundel, to take
the nomination.
The conventions will cast their
votes few weeks hence and the
November general election states will
be:
William Preston Lane. jr., Demo-
crat, VS.. Theodore Roosevelt Nickel
din, Republican, for Governor.
Herbert r. O'Conor, Democrat, VS..
D. John Markey, Republican, for
Senator.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
BoItimoreon Held Here
ION Mann Act CHARGE

Deskin Brown, jr., 28, of Balti-
more, Md, was held for the grand
jury today by United States Com
missioner Needham C. Turnage on
charges of violating the Mann Act
and carrying blackjack. He II
being held in default of $4,000 bond
Brown was arrested last week
after he and Ann Smith, ~, who
Is being held as witness, came here
from Baltimore, where they al
legedly left two undernourished
babies locked In a room, according
to police.
The babies, one 9 months and
the other 2 years old, were taker
to a hospital by Baltimore police
Evening star., 1946-06-28
D. 6. Stores Announce
New Chances in Hours

In addition to the summer store
hour changes already made public,
the Merchants 81 Manufacturer
Association has announced three
changes as follows:
Gait 81 Bro, Inc, will be closed
July 4, S and 6.
Fred Pelzman's Fashion Shop will
close Saturday in July and August
except August 81.
Harry Kaufman, Inc, will close
Monday in July and August with
the exception of next Monday, and
during the two months will remain
open on Saturday until pm. in
stead Of the usual pm. closing
hour.
Evening star., 1946-06-28

head rapidly after President Tru-
man reported to Congress Tuesday
that all nations receiving UNRRA
aid. except the Soviet republics OF
Ukrainia and Byelorussia, have
made satisfactory arrangements
for uncensored reporting of UNRRA
operations.
Mr.. Truman transmitted with his
report a message from the Soviet
government stating the two re-
publics contemplated" no relaxa-
ton Of press censorship, but adding
that information on relief activities
might nevertheless be obtained
through normal UNRRA channels.
House dissatisfaction with this re-
ply provided the momentum which
brought yesterdays mo news-no
cash" vote.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Benton Named Trustee
|Of CHICAGO University

William Benton, assistant Secre.
tary of State, has been elected tt
the Board OF Trustees of the Uni
versity Of Chicago.
Mr.. Benton now is serving in his
fourth capacity at the university
He was vice president from 1897 te
1945, when his title was changed Al
his request to assistant chancellor
because of his duties as chairman O,
the board of the university con-
trolled Encyclopedias Britannica and
as vice chairman of the Committee
for Economic DEVELOPMENT.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Redin Offered Money
For Data on Radar,
Engineer Testifies
By the Asseeio.sd Press

SEATTLE. June d. Herbert
Kennedy, 50, Scottish born marine
engineer, was to undergo additional
cross-examination today as star
witness in the espionage-conspiracy
trial of Nicolai Gregorovich Redin,
30. Russian naval lieutenant and
Mr.. Kennedy's erstwhile friend.
That friendship, which included
many exchanges of family visits,
dinners, evening parties with mutual
friends and exchange Of Christmas
gifts, was emphasized last night
under cross-examination by Defense
Attorney Tracy Grimm.
He probed at Mr.. Kennedy's re-
actions to 1t. Redin's alleged prom
ise OF much money" for secret data
on American Navy radar and fire
control and other technical details
OF the U. S. s. Yellowstone, new type
destroyer tender. Mr.. Kennedy, 4
British subject married to an Amer
lean wife. was employed at the ship
yard where the tender was built.
Engineer Shocked.
Mr.. Kennedy said the offer was
made as they stood in Mr.. Ken
nedy's kitchen drinking one evening
In the spring of 1945. The engineer
said he was shocked" by the re-
quest for data.
Mr.. Grimm asked why he did not
Immediately report the converse
ton to the United States or your
own government"
Well" Mr.. Kennedy answered.
L didn't know what to do about
1t. remember, I said, after the
Redlns had gone. that 1 had a good
mind to report it to the FBI."
On direct examination, he had
testified he finally did 60 to the
FBI last October when 1t. Redin
became insistent and made actual
cash offers. The FBI, he said, as
sisted him in preparing the conf
Dental data he gave 1t. Redin.
Described Own Duties.
Mr.. Kennedy had testified that he
had described his own duties in
connection with wartime tests OF
destroyers to 1t. Redin on the oc-
casion Of their first chance meeting
because, he added. he considered
1t. Redin an ofiicer of an Allied
country. He added that even today
he does not know the nature of 1t,
Redin's duties In this country,
The defense examination, itself,
brought out testimony that even
earlier. 1t. Redin had made an in
itial and harmless sounding over
ture to Mr.. Kennedy when, in about
January, lS45, he suggested Mr..
Kennedy write an article on a TECH
nical subject. Mr.. Kennedy said he
thought little Of this because 1t was
a subject on which 1t Redin could
obtain all the data in the public
library, and he had so advised the
Soviet officer.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
U. S. Said to Approve Koo
As Chinese Ambassador
By the Assoeiutsd Press

Government officials who pre-
ferred not to be named said yester-
day the United States had approved
Chinas choice Of DR.. wellington
Koo as the next Ambassador to the
United States.
Dr. Koo. formerly Chinese Ambas-
sador to Great Britain, is scheduled
to succeed DR.. Wei Tao-ming, who
returned to Marking several weeks
ago,
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Business Club Entertuined

The Silver Spring Board of Trade
wss host last night to the Silver
Spring Business and Professional
Women's Club on the trade boards
program over VOL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
No. 3>6.iO3
nKnIR OF III RLIl AIlON

Al. session OF sad Court as'i
IN tie cry q Detroit Wayns
roar.y Michigan on November y
la;s
ressnt Hon Arthur WEB
STIR enc j, Judge
II. appearing TO this Honorare
fa tom arldayif on ME iHst
defendant is resident * iais
STATE ara 'hat process Cor her d.
srle has been duly .ss4ei
.ia est the same could nor -
sare ey reason Of her ahsencs
a place OF residence
On Nonon az Charles 3 Berry,
AZ eroy .0r the Plaintiff
D. q. 0riccd that Frances Mar
sq,ar 81 answer 70 t9s fg'l
IL ns'a.ni filed IN this Gauss
te frree rs months from "a
fas ofGe- or said Bill II
eorf v be taken as con-
-si azars, her
q, Is ssfiasr ordered ,ha' a
~ fs order be published
tr 81 law in tho Detroit
~ rcns0sper published.
rf ac flp2 Ia said Coar'r.
-a.thst a cory OF this order
res stored mail 20 -
.dsi office address n
t-sar SAID address ne.as
,i- st- nefroit Michigan
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Jursa
cosy
naf LlNCEMAN. CLERK
l.-is-i5-i-es- q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
W. 3S9Set
ORDER on III BIICATION

~ SESSION ~ said Court held At
the Court House IN TIC Cifv OF
Detroit on 'ne 10th dav 81 Janu-
arg A. u 1916
Present HONORABLE JOSEPH A.
MOYNEHAN. Circeii nudge
in this cause II appos inc from
affidavit on file that after di'ccn'
search and inquiry II cannot he
asteriainod In what state or coun-
Try mo defendant resides
- NOTION or SIMMONS AND
BIER attorneys Tor plaintiff
TT is ORDERED THAT p ,opv
~ this Order 10 pnhNsnoa card-
inr 70 Law in The ne'oi' Tribune
and also that oopv ~ Iris Order
be ser' by rezistered rail 70 said
defendant ~ tis ilv known al.
dress 20 eii iios YORK Court
80 : Houston Texas
JOSEPH a M0YNifftN
cireuli Iudre
g., True corv,
cAsptR if>cENAN. Clerk
7v p stone.
DEPUTY Clert les 80
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VIM. NsVIll. Attornev
IFS r. Vernor Uighva.

STATE ~ Michigan In tho ci~ce,,
Court FOR the County ~ Wsvr.
In Chancerv
THOMAS GATES plainnr o..
MARIE GATES Defondan,
No. 3sS-f09
~ a session OF said Court beid
1913 z" ~"
Present Hon AnoLpu s. MAI.
sCliNtR Circuit Judge
" appearing 70 his cour, ,ron
affidavit on tile that the placs =,
residence ~ tho defendant Net.
Gates Is unknown. and Tia, a. So
not b asceriained in what stat,
or country she resides
TT Is ORDERED ,ha, sho
ttaf and answer the Rnl al Com
piaini filed IN mia cause within
lntee 90 months from the da,e =,
ms order or said Bln viii bs 49,
~ - confessed and that this ord
~ hc served Nv registered mai,
% .. v not so served. that n be MN
hsneH 40 required By law IN m.
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0EnIR ~ rIRLn AIlnN

r tctft rt 4
te ifs '4s
-'sfe o7 'l s'a dsy ~ >nywn-
? F.f5
nrs-srf ore llonola s AR
ftn WEBSTER cirtw' Judge
ln salr- sua fl'4ne ,he stia,h-
esf'tirt' fftr which j. appears
- 'he drfrndanf no. resident
~ 'Ns sfafe ~ Michigan hs whom
hce = N and rom fros.ded In
ilsooklfr Nea York vhi0n address
i- krcNn as r7 lialscv Street.
Rsook,r Nev York that Wv
reason thereof personal service
- process cannot be aad upon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES

p,,rsi, Tribune a ne" spsps,
PRINTED pup shed and circulated
~ said ceantN ..> 80
ADOLpH F MARsCHNLN
Ciseuf Judge
A True Copy
cAsPAN LlNGkNAN Yer"
ny 3 stone
Uspl'y Clefk l-----''- -
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Va. 81 .6il3
ORDER FOR APPf AR ANtF
AN pIRf.I( ALTON

a, session a. 81 q to.r' nef
$50 rogr,hoAss AZ NE cry ~
psrei' County o, WAYNE. Sfsfs 81
Nitt.gan On ne isth day ~ Dec
tnihsr 1913
Present me Honorahis CLYDE l..
WEBSTER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof ~ AFFIDAVIT
how ne thar TIE defendant is a
sesidert OF The stale ~ MtnlgM
and thar process for bis appear
ance has been dlly issued bur The
same could nor ~ served rs rea
SON ~ his absence from ne State
n- concealmen' therein and that u
,srnot he eriained In What STATE
Dr Country me defendant nos re-
.des
I, Il ordered thar tho said d.
feudsni James " Sims enter his
apneaianta in said cause on or he
fore three 2i months from me
lave o, tNis ORDER or the BIZ ~
Complaint win he taken AZ con-
tossed and isa' me said order
10 published and served by regis
tered mail az roor'red nv law
CLYDE ]. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
IS True copv
.cAspAR j IINGEMAN Clerk
rs p stone
nepl'y Clerk i-.s-t2
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LEGAL NOTICES

ARTHUR WEBSTER Circuit
iiaee
"a 'rNe Copg
CASrAR ] AiN1ENAN' SleFS
Iy 4 F. Nader.
pepaly Clerk l---- fo-z-5 10
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Abnsr 4. lstken. ai,ernt!
e,ln NnnflYaa

S.s's 9. Her san s t.tf-t
col-s r me Co--'y &: va e ~
Ian cry
A-REET DAVIS .ft, -A.t
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END WHITE PRIMARY
OFFICIALLY IN ALABAMA

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SIMMONS 4 RIRR. Attorneys
80 crnfiof

STATE or MICHIGAN in ne
.rrcni' copr for the County of
Nacre M rhanferv
rrcFTft nAnr n'airfW vs.
rGpErT r nAnr Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
Charles Il. Kerry. Attorney
t3us broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in ~
rrcan Court Tor the Coun'y d
N.src in Chancefy
STEWART MARSHALL PAN
t4r IS. FRANCES MARSHALL De.
fr.farf
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W. 2oonOe
nHnIR Oh pInIIl ATInN

A. n session NJ said Court held
IN ne Comfy Building ~ Detroit.
Nithi1an on January ~ a n
f1ff
p nnf The u0N0p iPrr n
stpH a. NOYN1TfAT Circuit
lIfsp
u safisf1rfCfiIv anpe4firs frv
".aari' ate trf torffo ftaf $3.50
defendant Alice Wheaton 70 no'
resident ~ tho State Of Mich.
Iran and resides 81 AL Avenue c.
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EDWARD " TrRNrP. ,tiorncy
300 Reanhien

STATE or NIclllGiN no
fN'f' Court fo 'hc Count. ~
Wvrr in Chanrcrv
JAMES WHEATON Plaintiff ~
ALICE WIZ 'T0N Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
TIL SEW 1916 Rttpl>Gs ARl
NOW READY

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loved ,eu. b. .ar'ly eypi 1ai
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idea hat snu 'eid 49, 4U r
on nj. eii.r. H' alf.aQv eaif.
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himself With 'i ht WaH
and rnnN snrs f,ar.
tsge 70 ffs M.fn-f
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Amer :. Taken. Attorney
35lO Monterey

safe ~ Nicnggar IL tas C.,cllt
Court tor re Couriy Of Wayne ~
hsncety.
AeLENA SIMS Pia.nuT So.
JAMES IS SIMS neferasr'
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M. a>s3's
ORDER or III HI tIloN

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harle> u. Berry. ttl!.
l.p~ Rrnadwns

Stste * Nicmsar % 'Ae slfefi'
s4r FOR The county 81 Wayne ~
-srecry
-NI.lYN WATKINS PLAINTIFF 3,
JULIUS WATKINS llesenaAn'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
ORDER OF PTBLICATION

At session OF said Court held
az the Couf, House in the Wayne
County building in the Cry ~
Detroit. County OF wsvne and
state Of Michigan on he g cay
November. a - 1915
PRESENT The Honofahie AT
thur Webster Circuit Judge
II appearing hy affidavit az
taehed hereto. that the Defendant
r J Brown. - not resident OF
he State ~ Michigan and that his
ias' known address, vas Clarks-
dale Cohoma COUNTY Mississippi
on motion % Aionzo p petti.
ford ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff Co.
inc Rrown 4, is ORDERED ma,
The said Defendant r J Brown
ontsr bis appearance in this
cause on or before three months
from the date ~ ihis order or
that the said Bin OF Complain 30
taken as confessed and TIA, he
.aid order be served and punish.
~ as required Nv Law
ARTHUR WEBSTER. Circuit
'ndee
\ True Copvo
ASPAR 7 I1NcEMAN. cl.rk
Rv 4 r. NADER
Deputy Clerk 1e-.2 .s
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Edward v. Turner. Atty.
.lillO Reaulien

MlOiiiNAN 10 80
M ier Tie County Of
'eslettN
A no Flairun w.
l No Defendant
10. 5>9-O3l
"N"IE ~ III BLltAIluN
SESSION ot SAID Court he'd
Nerit building at Detroit
or December 81 la4s
Resent fHe Hon CLYDE |.
" ti'~ tft truit Judge
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Alonzo u. Pettiiord. Attorney
t3OS Broadway

STATE Or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Cour, for the County Of
WAYNE in Chancery.
CORlNE brown. Plaintiff vs.
7. ] BROWN. Defendant
M QS-tSt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
7 Rinity
1-7400

Our Reptessnts-
i've viii Csll
Days or Evenings
With Fsbrie Sem
pies ard style
Phoioarapht.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

YOUNG man. II or IS, for general
work In laundry stock room White or
colored. American Linen supply Co.,
ss42 East Forest
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Funeral services Were re-
ported to the Times for;

Garfield al $50 "A. m tomorrow
in the Calcaterra Funeral Home
1901 r. Grand Blvd. and at 10
a. m. in 81. ElHabeth's Church
Mrs. RoSsin Al. died Sunday m
Woman's Hospital after a months
illness. Survivors husband. Fred
daughters. Gloria and Diana. Bur
ial Nj Mt-Glipet
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
JEAN CRISTOFARI s. 9 30

JEAN tKISTOF AKI, % 3 1U
a. m. today IN the J Sutton
and Son Funeral HON G.. 4l47
Trumbull. and al 10 m in
St. DominicS Church Burial NJ
Olivet. MIR. Cristofari of l3i7
Selden, died Monday IN ST Mary.
Hospital after 4 hong illness fiC
was a Ford Motor CO. cmployc
for Is years. His -bHetl-f-F,f4nE.
survives.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Husbands Wives |!
Want new Pep and Vim?

ThoEancs ~ couples Gre Eeak vorn-out -.
kRusted solely becNuss buay larts irnn tuf nov
ylr vitAity try Dstfrn Your TshlCff Con- %
lron you To may necsi 'or pr tr1 euPu. -
vftAnin ~ Get 35c Introductory s.fe nov 0rts 4.s
A. all drug stores everywhefe-ln ieifh'i
=, an Walgreen. Cunningham. kinsFl. and
4 49, HtLt L.tE et.rne
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

HORTENSE I. HARRIG of
1896 Cheyenne, AZ 3 p m. today
in the Alfred r Crosby Nortuary
Chapel, lZ7QO Hamilton -Eas.z4
WoOdlawn. Mrs. Harrig. 81 died
Monday in Nj Carmel Mercy
Hospital Survivors husband
Ernest l.. daughter Margaret r
sons. Thomas + and Donald K
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-22
Schools OF
County Have
No Finals

Be, ,auSc OF chs' ges resulting from
integration Of the twelfth grade into
the curriculum. no formal commence
nent exercises will be held in any
of the i've rural consolidated high
schools Of Vance county this spring,
il was said today by Supt +. M
Rollins. Instead, informal programs
will be held, without sermons or
addresses. In such few instu,ces as
where students have acquired the
necessary points to be entitled to di-
ulomas, they will be awarded sll,h
credits, it is understood
AT Henderson high school, a reg
ular twelfth grade graduating class
will receive diplomas at formal
exercises early in June. The twelfth
Grade has been in process of inte-
grafton there for the last several
years.
Most of the rural high schools
viii close this year late this north.
Some Of them have been operating
Saturdays most Of the time since
the repeated ShutdOWnS during the
winter made necessary by inability
Of buses TO get through over danger
Gus country roads The Saturday
teaching schedule was adopted in Or
der to get in the required number
ol days by the usual closing time
tor the term.