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Evening star., 1946-10-05
Births Reported

Delis and Helen Afford, boy,
Eciand III and asns H.rna andsTsG'aa dsna'a offi pGy
Rodrer and Claudia Barnes. boy.
Frederick and shunamite Brandenbers, boz
KIM kimb1oash a1u Dya ana Martha Brown, boy.
Richard and Lurline Bush, boy.
Warren and Hslsn Sapllnsssl. dlars. slTr aIr
Marion and Hazel Cook. boy.
Alexander and Mae Cooley; girl;
Essrss. MyasR ans and FTahfsa nsn s
Bruce and Helen Helen, peHsysn: nlIs,s,n: si,Elii sa,li
Sam and Virginia Dulaney, girl.
Leon and Earlene Feifer. boy.
RaS RoSers ana and deena Gloria red boy so'
Jesse and Hazel Fincham, boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Flad., boy.
Aarian a9%as ana anr Rachael RSals fSn Forney. girl
Issn 5ssn snd sna eRsrlssss: 3sas sss Client girl
Rup.as Tap ana aad poeosses Ds5sss d1lss al:s sa
Melbourne and Esther dustafson. girl.
Glenn and a Mtldrsd isfI ed Hal. Hsl|. l,pY. boY.
disnn dsnnssa ana snd Msrsusriss hanson boy.
Kenneth and carrie Harrison, boy.
James an and zIs,i Daisy y,,hS1aI Holland sr girl.
Theodore and Leotta johnson. boy.
Richard and Gloria King, boy:
Raymond and Marjorie LauveT, boy.
Franz Famous and rnS Bonnie msfy Iora Sns siri M
Robert and and Hiida Mattinsiy, boy.
Eonis mss ana anp Nina inss' MoseSstto. aseS Sos.
joseph and DSloshy MII.slsh;, ooy
Frsns rsnsi and nao FRANCES es oaKes. iii siri.
John S'dE and Elizabeth oppenheimsr. girl.
kshs2a SSasGaa ana ana Isnete ssns eaftss Pser os
William and Mary Posey. girl.
Charles hss ana and IN Madeleine RanSin. boy.
Horace Horace and and Matte sshwier, boy.
5on 1dMara ana dne Christine Sss snsSSs sSoos. boy.
RoEert and Martha Smith. boy.
EsHn william ans ana azysl prsass ssl3Res seons saH al
Paul and Ola Strally, girl.
Harley and Mary sydnoE, boy,
sGasrs ssaasft ana and aah MARIAN SfsHs ksssr. sr
James u and .corrins wan. girl.
Elmer an and MaTy .Isr,s Ws11sis; Wsisrs eoyi oyyirl
George and Jeanette Wells, boy.
jay and Ruby Wright, girl.
Wadsworth and Raphael Branch, girl.
Rhine and Elisabeth Daniel. girl,
Arthur and Lillian Kenney,. girl.
Azel and Mildred Lester, girl.
Hickey and Matte Mcintosh, boy.
Leroy and Louise Outlaw, boy.
Jasper and Angelina Pookrum, girl.
Samuel and Eleanor Williams, boy.
Chile is expecting new motor train
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Maritime
Continued From First Page.)

union security clauses, which they
term a closed shop, in effect.
The Maritime Commission re.
fused yesterday to order into effect
on Government ships the controver.
sial union security until q firm
agreement was worked out with East
and Gulf shipowners.
On that subject, Granville Mellen
commission member, said:
I'VE can't lead the way. When
there Is a definite agreement cover
ing all issues with the East and
Gulf Coast operators we will apply
those contract terms to all Gov
ernment ships.
But in the absence of any COM
pleted contract, the commission
feels it shouldn't do anything to
interfere with what the Labor De-
partment calls collective bargain.
ing"
Meantime, In Baltimore the local
Of the CIO Marine Cooks and Stew
ards voted to resume their strike
called of II days ago when the big
seamen's strike was ended. The
union charged Pacific ship owners
with whom they are under con-
tract, with bad faith and refusal
to put in effect terms of the con-
tract the union believed had beer
agreed to.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Mrs. Mary league, IA,
Iona Resident Here, Dies

Mrs. Mary league, "a. Washington
resident for SIS years, died yesterday
at her home, 2601 North Capitol
street, after short illness.
A native of Beltsville, Md, Mrs.
league was the widow of Samuel s.
league, who died here nearly 20
years ago. She was past councillor
of the Daughters Of America, a
member of the st. Johns Chapter
Of the Eastern Star and active In
the Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
and H streets NV.
The White Missionary Circle Of
the Calvary Baptist Church met at
her home during the war to sew
garments for children for the
American Red Cross.
She is survived by daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Joiner; two sisters, Mrs.
Susie Rhine and Mrs. May Crawley,
all of Washington, and two brothers,
John w. Armiger, Beltsville,> Md,
and Harry w. Armiger Of Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, at 2 pm. Monday.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Purge
(Continued From First Page.)

flower seed and using the proceeds
TO buy q spring for his new buggy.
A. p. Tikhomiroy, the new chief Of
district replacing Kuprik, was ac-
cused Of having misappropriated
$500 ruoles Of the farm funds OBJ
tanned from the sale Of grain har-
vested by the pleasants to buy q
sled for his own personal use.
Extorti0n Is Charged.
The chairman Of the Alma AL
tinsky District Executive Commit
tee, P. I. Koloskokov, was accused
Of forcing the chairmen Of the
districts collective farms to squan-
der public farm property and
money, and Of holding many meet
ings and jamborees at the expense
of the collective farms, which took
the form Of bountiful tables loaded
with meat and wines.
Extortion charges were made
against Director Korosuisky. of the
motor tractor station Of Tasbkent
Province, K. Madyarov, senior agro-
nomist, and A. A. Mukhitdinox
They were accused Of using money
they took for parties and celebra-
tions and of keeping some Of thu
money and products for themselves
The Ministry of Control sale
directives have been issued to loca
organizations to return to the col.
lective farms all property anc
money taken from them.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Barney OIdfeId, 68, Famous
As Auto Racing Driver, Dies
Heurt Attack Fotul
Was First to Race
At Mile d Minute
From Yesterdays Last Edition. J

by inc A3So6iutSu btSse
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Oct. A.
Barney Oldfield, former famous
automobile racing driver, died of O
heart attack at his home here to-
day. He was So last January.
His wife, Mrs. Bessie Oldfield,
found him dead in bed this morn-
ing. she reported he was alive and
apparently well when She arose and
left the room to get the morning
paper. When she returned q few
minutes later. she was unable to
arouse him.
Friends said the former speed
driver Complained yesterday of a
pain in the back Of his neck but
refused to have doctor called,
saying he would visit his physician
today.
His widow and their adopted
daughter, Mrs. Betty Kelly of
Beverly Hills, survive him.
First Mile-a-Minute Driver.
+ There were many drivers who
surpassed the marks established by
Mr.. Oidneld, puC none whose ianle
was more enduring.
It was something more than the
fact Oldfield was the first automo-
bile racing driver; the first man to
drive car around dirt race track
at a speed of mile a minute and
first in many other phases Of the
development of automobile racing
that fixed him in the mind OF Amer
ica's motorists as the symbol of the
roaring road"
Oldfield was described-with few
to challenge the statement-as the
greatest race driver of all time
and the most picturesque figure the
speed game has produced"
Mr.. Oldf1eld began racing in 1902,
when automobiles were made"
rather than produced" Quantity
production at the time was still a
somewhat vague dream of Henry
Ford. 1t was Ford who built the
first racer used by Mr.. Oldfeld.
Mr.. Oldfield retired in 1918,
Evening star., 1946-10-05

division of old records, and Later
was chief Of that division.
He was a native OF Big Prairie
Ohio.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Clara Mae Critchfield; a son, DR.
Charles L. Critchf1eld, physicist;
two daughters, Mrs. De Witt Ben.
nett of Washington and Mrs. Walter
S. Reid, Dahlgren, Va, wife OF one
of the pilots Of the Nays record
breaking bomber, Truculent Turtle
Evening star., 1946-10-05
R. Roy Crifchfie|d Rites
To Be Held in Ohio Monday

Funeral services for r. Roy
Critchfleld, 81, a War Department
employe for 80 years, who died
Thursday at his home, 3151 Jocelyn
street NV, will be held Monday in
Ripley, Ohic.
Mr.. Critchfield was an admins
trative assistant to the Army adju-
tant general, a position he had held
since 1910. He joined the War De-
partment in 1914 as q clerk in the
Evening star., 1946-10-05

apply JOr q marriage Incense on
one day, tDait three full days and
recetpe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Edward z; Krause; %; 5bs ,,; Kaleigt st asss ss
Rossfs fs1is issi sspp 20 Detroit, and There's.
Theodore L. skinner. 25. New York City.
and Wilma p. Hixon. 25, 1895 l1th st..
william J. Holloran. 81. 1924 Porter st.
ni niw.. and Margarita G. 8. Purtschert.
Lazy faSSn bot Of III io$a S aets eaa MaTs ~he
william ns A1drsM sspb; ss 1914 4saya1 Monsio ass AZ
o.ssss + TIsslsf 80. 1l17 q ara st. t; s;x.
john d b Mfss nseson 1Ses Is aas aasf Eas0n g. nE R
Cora 1, Herrin. IS. 7os sligo ave. sii-
ssEI,. 4 SAM FL fs ~ e. y. and
tss. NV. and Faye c. jackson. 20. 75o
Arthur thu L L, Dalton, es, Silver Spring. Nd.
and Rita L. Trainor. "a. 500 Emerson
carietihs jackson. %. sos asrd st, nv.
James O. Byecht. 22. and Aiwiida s..
s%a sSth q so39 ua,. ar St Center
Iowa. and Barbara K. Harris. IS. 34s2
Ssi:. o. Both 81 ls;s4l sSs Psfs:a, s:
Aisasn Ns4m. M. BresdSsn. Is, issS lamont
josef f. 4 Blair, 20: s7el M.sssshusstts. ]. sys; x
John e gslIssa IT, q; 2sgs q d, 1eth a;s 4,
ga :.s Gsr. III k.;:. ss lsas H. sa ss + Aa;:;
ssss P,ass Pss3si 81 e. sls 1905 20 s, s. 81 and
So. beth ,f.s; Sf s11 q saaaa 9aos &. nv and
s,ssaasF MsssF',Ps ampsos sss. p $ hryins i aS
NV; and Florence !. Smith. 20. e2s
ora .Es; css s. Ws.ssssss ss and Mar
''sn Marsaesss assnsm Asss g. xsae css
ws SsssS 3 Esss Sssas ss g. s'5 bio st. am
rrsafltn sf n.E Nails. 90. .nd Barbara L. Bell.
w,|ssi Hsssi s'}s T. %ss:s HIssss VI. Pa. and
william nisIl Mmas sa Yesaa Kneiia e Ps nw and
n,w;, and Betty II. Morrison. 23' spencer
william F. Atkinson, so. .3e25 Pennsyl-
yania ave Sc, and Harriet M. GOODBYE.
Sam @ NJ io George. agsn ss. ss sf41 st, NV. and
Mary. J. Heetham. 90. 2Q25 st: ny.
and Elizabeth Wisda, 20. 1011 18th st.
Frank s. Cannon III, "a, New York City,
n and clSveE 4 Brown FL; a., wainhi1ig,oni ny.iyn l.
heEsay irwin, - -. Both u eai6 8 ss. Sc.
Pauline FiIon. Is. $13I O. ST. nv
Anthony ]. Frezza, %, and Ann @. Stein.
Robert =. bell. 26. 1907 Columbia I'd. n.y..
and Phyllis A. Dayitt. 10. 1854 Columbia
Perry i. Campbell. jr., 20. Tyler. Tex. and
Mary G; cqndi1. 22, Longuier @ Tex ,d
Mary. Il. Wrisht. 81. 2134 wyoming
JOHN ane q. TProyow. 20. 1897 columbis ra,
NV. and Madeline Spino. "a. sos y
1t. Sc.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Yom Kippur Dance Tonight

A Yom Kippur senior dance Will
be held tonight at the Jewish Conn
munity Center. Sixteenth and @
streets NV, to open the centers 5
fall and winter season, it was an
nounced by Arthur B. Bernstein,
activities director. Music will be
provided by Frank Hirshel and his
orchestra.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Virainiu U. Post Filled

RICHMOND, Va, Oct S lP.-Ben-
jamin w. Mears Of Eastville,
Northampton County, yesterday was
appointed by Gov. Tuck to the Board
of Visitors of the University Of Vir-
ginia for four-year term. succeed
ing to the vacancy caused recently
by the death of r. Gray Williams
of Winchester.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
peatha
rEAGuE, SISTER MARY

rEAGUE, SISTER MARY. onicers and
Il ~ members OF lndependent Coun-
6 ell. No. 2. Daughters Of Amer;
(s.x2 DauEhters. Of America funerel
TExdbr, TsiEExz1dssb 81 os.ossl sl.ssl less, NAsa &
seoi i4.h pn S at al tni shss. t.Fns hns' psf
please asssRsii Tsaa. 4 asYNoRDs. sifs Rec Sec.
TRAhNiELL. zELLA c., Suddenly. on
Friday; October 4. 1g4s. at her , resldsncs' s.1i
pm, at the Money & King Funeral Home,
Vienna. Va. 1nterment Andrew Chapel
Cemetery.
UNDERWOOD, MARGARET LAsKEY;
2Askna 2a kiaa' 4ssHssS 1873 q the
derwood. Remains resting 1t the above
At ss .Sovs resssnse On
Heart Church, 10th 81. and Park I'd. NV,
oerss a n0 Tor shs s rspose of her
soul. Interment Mount olivet Cemetery.
WADE, J. PAUL. Suddenly. on Friday,
j. PAUL WADE. husband Of Courtney 3.
SsIs services MI wsd s s'Is s sed a on %
tober s, at pm. Interment Monocacy
Cemetery, Beallsville, Md. 6
WARD, BETTY JANE. ON Thursday,
October 8. l946. at the Masuirs Veterans,
WARD Of 1910. Flower ave, Silver Spring,
Md, beloved daughter 0. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude M. Ward. Miss Ward rests at the
warner &. Pumphrey Funeral Home. s434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd. Services
en Monday, October a. 9:ao 2 IN: At
National Cemetery, with military honoors.
WARD, MADGE MARIE. Entered into
eternal rest on Tuesday. october /, 1916,
ct Providence Hospital MADGE MARIE
WARD Of 1888 Marion st. NV, the loving
mother Of Mrs. Doris ". wrieht, sister q
and Mr. Carol Ward. She also is survived
BY a devoted friend. Mr.. Clarence Ham
Wright; other relatives and . host Of
friends. Remains resting ct the John T.
Rhines q CO: Funeral Home. 3rd and Eye
SITS. s.w., until Sunday. october 6. at 10
a.ln.; thereafter at her late residence. Fu-
neral Monday. October z, At l pm, from
Baptist Church. r st. between
18th and 18th sts. n. W. Rev. Z. c, Smith
oficiatins. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. o
Evening star., 1946-10-05
| Government Back in Red
After 2 Doys in Block

~ the AsSoeiofeo rfess
Treasury reports showed the Gov
ernment back IN the red yesterday
after q two-day run In the black.
A surplus Of $119,300, 900 was re-
corded Wednesday, but it faded to
$34, 10000 Thursday and was re-
placed by q $2.602. 900 deficit in yes
terday'S report.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
WorShlpfuI master.
ROLAND M BROWN. Secretary

METCALF, HARLEY L. on wednesday.
October 2, 1946, at Qeorgetown uniyer-
ovea ty HsDs r. HAELEy E TynE r AL
Hysong's Funeral Home. 1900 n st. NV.
oDer seTy'ss s p win 0i asd ss rd1y &
(Oneonta and Binghamton, N. T., papers
please copy0
MINOR, CLARENCE. On Thur.day. Qe-
st. NV. after . long illness. CLARENCE
MINOR; devoted husband Of Mrs. Elsa A.
Minor; sn6 beloved rs son & Of Prof; Edxard Minor %
Ida Mae smallwood.T Eugene, Theodore and
and friends Friends may call ct the v.
NV. after 10 an: Sunday. October 8.
from the above funeral church, .Rey j.
invited invited Insesmeat ss cemese4s ea snas
- ROBINSON. JEANITTE ANN. On
Hospsa JEANfTTE isfHsr Ann sae RoLiNsoN tss
and ssa q s Nsney jean and
Chambers GEORGETOWN Funeral Home, sIst
oeeober S. 5 Services and interment
Union Cemetery. Leesburs' Va at 2 pm.
sAss NATHAN ssa 2n ThuTsday h Tss October
lgas eaes s4ohaa q nourn sAss fss oss his St.
jamie Sabb; two sons, Leon and Corpl. AL
vim Sabb; two sisters. Minnie Lemons of
G. tgo snd Ehs suTEsSs s.a Of
Of Eonestae !. G., e. and and % many SAl other rsla. .
yes and 5s1Ss ssoSs Remains to hs
Arrangements BY Eugene Ford. g
A. % 1916 anna MAJ E. i SMITH n !0 q ss7 'Iss fye ss.
NV. the wife of the late Decatur Smith;
Home. 1900 chapin st. NV on Sunday.
October 8, at Z pm. Interment Union
Geemaetery. aa LeesburF, Va. on Monday at
SMITH. MARGARET v. On Thursday,
October 8. 1916, MARGARET ". SMITH,
Haeerstown. Md. and sister Of Miss Mary
at the Lee Funeral Home, 9Th St. and Mass,
ave. ne, until Monday. october Z; at 10
am. Interment Hagerstown, Nd (Hagers-
town, Md, papers please copy.)
Rs1Saay Sfs2sfI 1912 1s4s .a MAA5HA 8.
she Is gupSss b Sctop.r friends .s Asy msT
s esll r st , ,tssslsl; fsasesi Home: iss:; ss $sss
ssasss At a ana sTSn 'ss raSss
Harmony Cemetery
STOBER, LOUISA. On Monday, Sep
tember 80, 1946. at Staunton, Va,
LOUISA SToBER, the beloved mother Of
Carl and Alfred Stober. Friends are In
vited to call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne, to pay respects on
Saturday and Sunday, October and 8.
Interment private.
TAYLOR, GAINES. Departed this life
on Tuesday, October /, 1946, GAINES
TAYLOR. She leaves to mourn their loss
an aunt, Halle Vinson, and two nephews
Der 6, at pm. from the j. W. Lowe Fu-
neral Home, 2426 Eye st. NV, Rev. r. 8.
Warren officiating. Interment in Union
Cemetery.
TEAGUE, MARY E. On Friday, october
4, 1946, Mrs. MARY e. TEAGUE Of 2601
Ethel Joiner Of washington, D. C., and
sister of Mrs: Susie Rhine and Mrs. May
Crawley of Washington, d. c.; John w.
Armiger of Beltsville, Nd. and Harvey w
Armiger of Washington, d. c. Services al
the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home: 290l
pm Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. G
Evening star., 1946-10-05

Hats OF, my countrymen, to your
newspaper boy. Once . year, we
set aside Newspaper Boy Day to
honor his thrift and enterprise. On
Newspaper Boy Day In 194s the
late President, Franklin D. Roose-
welt, paid him tribute for his in
spring work Of selling nearly two
billion ten cent war stamps. Today
he rates salute for setting an ex-
ample in training for success. He
ID now enrolling in Treasury De-
psrtment Newspaper Boy Thrift
Clubs by which he invests his earn
ings In q. s. savings stamps and
bonds, which will pay him "a for
every So ten years hence.
U.S. Trsass,y Dsbsrtmsa
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. latns, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three jul days and
recetpe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
/ HAVE 5 LOVELY LOTS at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery In front of the chapel; would
like to sell them quickly. Call UN. 1246.
8 SITES at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Call
WA. 5916, ewes. Can call all day SUNDAY.
CEDAR HILL-Family plots, desirable Sec
ton: need cash; sacrifice, S75 Der grave
site Phone IL 9126. y.
FORT LINCOLN. 5 grave sites; reasonable.
Falls Church 1611-R. -11
Evening star., 1946-10-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Y. L. SPEARE co.
Neither successor to nor connected with
the original w. r.. Speare estapnsnmen~
1909 II St. NV. National pnone ssse
Evening star., 1946-10-05

Chile is expecting new motor trains
bought in Germany before the wal.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

BUTCHER, FLORENCE. Ofdcers and
~ members Of Columbia Temple,
NT$ No. 422, I. B. P. o. T. of W.,
NHn are notified Of the death Of
W. Session Of sorrow October 3,
- l946, at $40 pm. Funeral
Monday, October z, at 1890
u m frnm Zion Hautist Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE SCALP

Your hair roots are in your scalp
The condition % your hair does OF
ten depend heavily on tae natural
health % your scalp Years ago.
Doctor Carnot invented a medicai-
Cd tar formula called Carbonoel.
which is mixed with sulphur Re.
sorcin and Balsam % Peru Car
bonocl 81 such strong, powerful
antiseptic and does such fine work
IN helping an itchy. bunny and
externally irritsted scalp that
many doctors regard Il highly and
prescribe II for many scalp trou-
6ies II your scalp needs a dou-
ble.strength tar formula you can
star, using Csrbonoel. which IL a
doctors genuine scalp formula. ss
soon az you get 81 from your drug
store Use u for Z DAYS and II you
are nof satisfied your dollar back.
You get Carbonoel with full direc-
-tions. Use the finest medicated tar
scalp formula your money can buy
Your hair aud scalp deserve fine
care You can get far OF Car
bOnoel M all Cunningham d. s.
kinseTs ID $ Sans Cut Rate
Stores Barthwell d $ Paul's cor
Rate - : on Broadway Macs Cut
Rate y. S. and al ~other leading
DRUG stores for one dollar. II 10
eli mixed ard ready FOR you 70 use
with full directions on your jar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
CONTEST
Continued From PAGE 1

Confined From Page I
Ter High school second Charles
Lett SO Miller High school. thr1.
Willie Ann Green s., Miller High
School
Those students entitled 70 hon
orahle mention are AZ follows
Robert n Munson. IS Cass Tey1-
nicsl High school; Clarence I =.
Meriwether s. Pershing High
School. Henry King. S.. Cass Tech
nioal High School Lois Hunting
ton. s., Northwestern High School
stephanie Williams. IS. Pershlns
High School PhNlip Hawkins. s.,
Northern high school
Contest judges were: A. "
Smith. Detroi, News. Prot. A. NJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18

Lee. Wayne University z 2 JorH
Detroit Tribune Sixty-iolr asI
dents competed in the contest d
Wayne County
The Essay Awards vii be M
sented in a radio program Ns
Station WV at Sis p n ~ w,sI
4esday. May 20, G. BerDe Ft
kams health educator Tor ,heTs
Trculosis and Health SocsY q
Wayne County. wishes 20 snnolnt
that the cash awards We're mad
possible through the kirdtess II
eenerosityy OF Charles n NshoR
president Of the Great Lss,s IA
tuAl Life Insurance Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
Murray's Furs
Practices Fair Play

Murrys Furs. located for
number OF years at 1908 Griswold
avenue. is another concern that
has proved that qualified Negroes
can hold jobs other than those
Of mental classification.
At present they have - Negro
white collar workers including
sales people. hookkeepers, clerks.
and storage checkers.
Carl hurry. who is in charge
OF their credit department says
that he finds no difference based
on color in persons ability 10
do Job
Murry's Furs have branches in
Chicago. California and New York
as well as Detroit. and have en-
ioyed reputation OF being a
reliable firm 10 deal with They
welcome patronage from all peo-
pie. and see that part OF the
money that is spent with them
goes back into the community be-
cause they do not limit their pay
rolls TO any one race or creed,
but hire without discrimination
we handle quality merchan-
disc said MIR Murry and when
customers come in who desire 10
buy furs. it makes no difference
who waits on them as long as
they are satisfied
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-18
USES
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.e,s hsndiss & sinieo matter
was bcsaufuly done with an I'M
,eaec,uai nea'ness end dispatch
ma, Ia maay instances brought
fror ere veil-tillsa dining hall
sua txpressions E, APPROVAL
isues'e- and spontaneous applause
~ vin came ia FOR an in'ei.-
gen and understandable phrss-
ed -lush-ot; BY ne SPEAKER
with tie are as fair bass for
nrssoa 2 man advance aloas
:a4 ttnloas and tedious pa'h Q.
ration ln,erspersed through,
a1i the discourse by Mss Aipfn.
as were delicious anecdotes iha
ae usy and arrmy lam
~ o. "supeu riir come
- mach part Of caness'an
AZ ~ some O, the ,ay aa
aousofs ~ me Fnesy
oDfsee nvfe Alphs hapga Ar
lAa s0tc y Hooke Z Washiar