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Girls Skirts, s1.'s Les. than holt price

Is skirts labeled for wool content Pads checks plain
colors of red, blue brown green.
Evening star., 1947-08-14

ardine shorts in white aDd brown;
and cotton mattress ticking ped
al pushers in blue and white
stripes. Sizes 10 to 16 in the group.
Less than half price. Now
30 Cotton Piaysuits. Floral prints
in two and three-piece styles. Sizes
to l3. Less than half price. Now.
S1.95
100 Sweater Blouses Of lightweight
wool with jewel necklines or rolled
collars. Lime, white and aqua. Sizes
"a and 36. Less than half price
Now ---$1
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Juniors Wool BIouses, 81
Less than half price
100 of these bouses with and short sleeves
Tailored and dressy styles in bright fall shades and basic
brown and black Sizes 8 to Is.
300
Sizes to 49, Less than half price 81
100 Suits Junior miss fitted bed jackets Paids checks
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
50 Faus striped
than half price So IS
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Misses Roincoots, $50

We're $IO.5O and
100 rancoats in cotton twill and cotton gabardne
satin rayon twill Natural gray, blue red yellow and
aqua. Sizes 10 to Is.
Suits Suits
blue
1872
Now 81 50 half wS1 g 80
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Boys Wool Sweaters, s1'ds
Less than halt price

259 of these pon sweaters for youths and Junior boys
Plain coors with neck Youth sizes small medium large
JTnior SizoS6
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Misses Royon BIouses, '1
Less than half price

100 rayon bouses in assorted styles and coors including
prints with cap sleeves rayon crepe bouses with push
up and checked rayon taea blouse with jewel neck
lines and push-up sleeves Sizes "a to 80.
Evening star., 1947-08-14

Women's Front Lace Corsets
$7 40 Less than half price
100 womens front lace corsets by well
Nude cotton batste in a. and nch lengths Several styles
including few backace corsets in the group. Broken
sizes 80 to 81 in the group.
w&L-North Buudtn gRA
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Artificial Flowers, 25e

Less than half price
IS of these lovely flowers suitable for trimming
making your hat. Pink, blue yellow, red white in
the group.
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100 coats in belted style Three.quarter and fuength
styles in the group few with rayon velvet collars Winter
white and colors, labeled for wool content.
200
Sizes "a to 40
800 White BIouse cotton
styles Sizes to 49, 10 to 16 Less than
In with
w&L-Norh 7EEN-AGERs
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rth Building GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
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w&L-North Building :. . BOYS CLOTHING, FIRST FLOOR
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os sale Friday 9o enob exehongee
orders
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

ines, mesetarila sta pred tednom
z mesarjem v hlevu, ko ste mu
|prodajali kravo pisanko," js Wiz
|nila Franica z neizmerno zanic-
ljivim in bolestnim glasom ter
nitro vstala in zbezala il sobe.
VISA druzba je umolknila in
pogledovali so drug drugega. Bi-
Ii so neprijetno iznenadeni.
Kmalu pa Sc je oglasila matt,
XII je dosedaj moleala: "Franica
je ze yes dan precej cemerna, pa
zato, ker mislim, da nj prav
zdrava. Jutri bo ze boljse volje.
Mic 81 ne storita il tega!"
"No, da bo ze enkrat konec, in
pa da ne bosta mislila, da nj
mann, odstel bonn Franici tritisoc
petsto kron in bale, kolikor Sc le
more spraviti ma diva velika vo-
"a. Sicer pa to Sc nj 1noja zadnja
beseda. Ako mi bosta pozneje po
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KAj hos pa ii rekla, Franica, q r
Franica je m0l6ala in sele se-
daj sta se pogledala z zeninom
IL ou v oEi. g~~
mo, no." je odgovoril oce ma
mesto ME yes v zadregi, "dekle-
ia je sram. Mesto ME kar lahko
JAZZ povem, saj moja VOLTA je tudi
Franicna. Naredili bono, pa je!"
'Tako Sc govori," je hitel "a
dovoljen Klemen. "Sedaj Sc pa
se pomenirno zaradi dote. Oce,
koliko j boste odsteli
Oce je nekoliko pomislil. II no,
tritisoG kron in diva voza bale."
"Ocka, ne skoparite prevec!
Dovolj je trpela, dovolj vam de-
lala, dovolj pridobila. Date j
stiritisoc kron in tri voze BALE"
"Niti vinarja ,vec! Obljubi
sem dovolj. Kaj mislis, da denar
na cesti pobiram
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

vidi1, Ffanioa, !" je xa6sl Kls.
men, '4ta Janez tukaj je posten
dovek. Ii 81 tudi poster1a. No
pa kaj bi po ovinkih sovoril, 10
vem, da tt je Re znano, cemu sva
.prisla. Frariica, poglej Janeza!
TO je FAINT, da nj takih. Priden
Ije, da malokdo tako, neumnosti
lie nj nobene naredil " svojem
zivljenju, slabega ma We cd ME-
90 nihce! Pa kako tt je varcen!
Vsak krajcar ume dobro obrniti.
q emo besedo: Janez bo naiboljsi
gospodar-Oh, Franica, tebe ho-
&c, ravno .tebe in nobene druge.
Janez We, da 81 pridno dekle In
da hos dobra gospodinja. Pa kaj
bi drugega, to Sc pravi: vset 81
rnu, vsee! In ako je tudi on tebi
ysee, pa lahko takoj naredimo.
Ocetu in materi ie vse 20 volii.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

"Oee, saj innate pa tudi dati
ma kaj. Posestvo, kakor je Jane
zovo, sc tudi ne pobira ma ce-
sti -"
mo, oee, le dajte j, le cina
veG bo imela, tenn lazje bova go
spodarila," Sc je oglasil vendar
enkrat zenin Janez ter v zadregi
mencal s prsti namizni prt.
"No, ker sta ze tako sitna, pa
dam tritisuc In, tristo kron. To
pa je moja zadnja beseda. OBJ
ljubil sem ze tako prevec."
"Oce, dajte tritisoc in sedem-
sto kron, pa kakor sem rekel: /:
bale "a tri voze. Primaknite BE
toliko! Sal ste MOI, XII ina ne
kaj pod -palcenn, je vpil Kle-
men ze nekeliho vinjen.
'Prav mic ne primaknem, pa
vidva odjenjajta."
"Oce, ravno tako, kakor da-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

volji gospodarila, primaknen
:tudi Be poznejs lahko."
nenaen Je pomeziknil Janezu,
potem pa je dejal dostojanstve-
no mo, dobro, to je ze tudi res
lep denar. Bale Sc pa tudi precej
sprawl ma diva voza, ako se ma
siroko 11aklada. No, pa udari-
MOI
Segli so 81 v roke. Bio ie skle-
memo 49,.
"cakajte, grern po Franico.
Kaj bi uganjala neumnosti in ku-
hala trmo," je dejal oce in od-
Sci "a hcerjo.
Franica pa je slonela v cum
natl ter zrla solznih oci predse.
Zdrznila Sc je, ko je stopil oce
prednjo.
"Glej jo trmo, kdo te je tako
ueil" je jezno zakrical ter jo
Dalje ma s. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
Preslrbljena

! 'Toda matt, kdo YAM DO de.
lal, ko mexe vet ne be? In pa boil
nj ste vedno, kdo YAM bo stregel
podnevi in ponoci ?" -.
"Brez skrbi bodi, Franica. De.
klo' dobim, da, dobro deklo, XII bc
vse opravila namesto, tebe.' -
Franica je vedela, da materi
ne bo zmanjkalo besedi, molce
je sla v hlev pogledat k zivini. =
Starka pa je zrla zanjo. Bird
ko. il je postajalo pri srcu, kajti
dobro je vedela, da hcerkine lju-
bezni in pozrtvovalnosti ne maj.
de niti v najboljsi dekli,. ne maj
de mixer vee ma svetu. Pa ONO
lila hi jo vendar rada.
Sc tistega popoldneva Sc je
prisel zenit h Kosirju Mihovcev
Janez z "zenitvenitn mesetar-
jem," sosedom Klemenom.
Oce in matt sta ju z veseljem
sprejela. Gospodar jima je brz
odkazal sedeze "a mizo, matt pa
je hitela pogrinjat mizo in nosi-
tt vina ma MO.
zenin Janez je bill ceden clo-
vek, a bojec. Govoril je zelo ma
10, toliko bolj gostobeseden pa
je bill Klemen. Hvalil je vino,
kruh, roze ma oknih, sploh vse,
karkoli je ugledal. Starima pa je
to prijalo in kmalu so bill v maj
boljsem ponaenku.
Franica pa je plela ma vrtu
rome gredice. Kako rada bi sla
"a drugimi ma polje, a ne SINE,
oee il je prepovedal.
Ravno Je odtrgala lepo Vrtnl-
co ter 81 jo vtaknila "a pas, kar
cuje trkanje ma oknu in "a tenn
ocetov klic:
"Franica, pojdi notri!"
Men ze itak resni obraz je po-
stal Sc bolj otozen. A sla je takoj
v soho.
20, Franica, Bog te zivi," je
zaklical K1emen, ko je bila se
med vrati. "Pridi no, pridi, pa
en- kozarec ga zvrni! Pa tule X
,mizi sedi, sal 81 domaca." To
reksi jo porine "a mizo ter il
natoci kozarec do vrha.
"Pij, Franica!"
Franica je prijela kozarec ter
komaj ustni omocila. Nato je
sedla ter zrla vecinoma skozi
okno tia v daljavo.
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Md,sScG K0nsasOgG:


Po hisi in krog oglov pospravi,
da DO eedno in vse v redu, pa ne
koliko preobleci Sc, no, popol-
dan namrec pridejo snubaei.
Tako je govoril kmet Kosir
svoji hceri Franici. Toda dekle-
tn Sc je ma obrazu poznalo, da je
ia ocetova vest nj prav mic raz-
veselila. Memo je sla il sobe.
v kuhinji j stopi njena matt
nasproti. ~.
"Joj, Franica, ali ii je oce ze
kaj povedal? Snubace bono ime-
Ii danes, to Sc pravi, ii jih bos
imela. Oh, pa tako bogate! Mi
hovcev Janez IL Klec Sc zeni pri
tebi. Premisli vendar!' 81
"Mati," zavzdihne Franica z
uzaljenim glasorn, "kdaj bo ze
vendar te neumnosti konec?"
"Oj, ii seme, ii, kako me vpra-
sa! Neumnosti. Poklekni raje,
poklekni in Boga zahvali, da ii
je pripeljal tako bogatega zeni-
ma! Mar mems, da bo zenin il
samega zlata prisel pote?"
''Ne, ne, mati," je ugovarjala
F'ranica, "motite Sc! Sal mi je
vseeno, bogat ali reven, zlat ali
srebrn, JAZZ ne vprasam "a no.
benega. Namenila sem Sc ze
davno, da ostanem sama."
"Oj, ii neumni otrok," je vi
kala matt. ''Kaj ne yes, da osta-
ne sama le tista, po katero nj nj
kogar? To pa je tudi najvecja
sramota "a dekle, ako je ze v le-
tin, zenina pa cd nikoder nj. @
dekle mole, pazi, da te Bog ne
kaznuje "a tvojo prevzetnost!
Seveda, sedaj ii je dobro, ko mi
diva z ocetom tako lepo skrbiva
zate, nicesar ii ne manjka. Toda
pomisli, da midva ne bova ved-
no. Stara sva oba, danes ali jul
tri lahko umreva, brat tvoj Sc
ozeni ma dom, joj, kan Sc hos
dejala? Ali bos sluzila tuji zen
ski pod domaco streho? Ne,
stran bos morala - je tarpala;
matt.
'Da, matt, stran pojdem. Fla
to me ne skrbi. Mislim namrec,
da zenska, XII je vajena vse svoje
zivljenje delati in trpeti, prav
lahko toliko zasluzi, da sc pre-
zivi."
"Ne recem, ljuba Franica, da
nj res, kar pravis. Ia sproti bi
zasluzila, to vem. Ali pomisli
vendar, da ne bos vedno nlada,
patudi ne vedno zdrava. Kaj pa
bo takrat? Revica hos da sc Bo-
gu smili. In poleg tega ne hos
imela cloveka ma svetu, da ,bi to
tolazil, da bi ii pomagal in ii
kratek cas- delal. Poglej svojo
sestro. Modrejsa je bila cd tebe.
Res, da je bila takrat komaj 20
let stara, ko 10 je vprasal, pa ga
je vzela brez pomisleka. Ne bo
il nikdar zal zato; otroci so
zdravi, meni sc pa tudi dobro
zdi, ko vidim, da je preskrblje'
ma" ..~
''Mati, te je sestra preskrblje.
ma, S tenn Sc nj vse opravljeno.
Kaj pa njenih deset otrok? Pre-
skrbljen Sc nj nobeden. Koliko
tezkoc, koliko gmotnih sredstev
il DO Sc treba, preden bo mogla
vsakemu posebej zagotoviti vse,
kar je potreba "a zivljenje."
Matt je pri teh, hcerkinih be-
sedan nekoliko osupnila, a takoj
nato nadaljevala: ...,... -.
'Franica, devet vasje bilo, pa
ste lahko dorasli vsi. Vedi, te
Bog ustvari ptica, mu poslje tu-
di crviea, da lakote ne pogine.
Tudi sestrini otroci Sc hodo vsi
prezivei."
Pc posebni znizani cen
DA 81 PRIIIRANITE DENAF
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Dve odrosIi osebi

brez otrok zelita dob1ti najem
stanovanje dvemi ali tremi So
bami. Naslov Sc mai pusti uradu
tega 1ista.
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Large Audience
Greets Author

Shirley Graham, author, was
the principal speaker at an AL
pha Kappa Alpha sponsored
meeting which was held in the
Twelfth Baptist Church last
Sunday afternoon. Other speak
ers we're Olivia J. Steele, Myrtle
Henderson, Shirley Barlow and
Lucy Mitchell was mistress of
ceremonies. Selections were sung
by the Shaw House Chorus. The
pastor of the church, the Rev
William H Hester, gave the in
vocation and benediction.
An audience, composed mostly
of young women in fashionable
attire packed the church. Mrs.
Graham, tail and attractive,
wore a black skirt and a white
blouse trimmed with gold Sc
gums, She is the author of Il
Was Once a Slave" story Of
Fredeick Douglass; George
Washington Carver, Scientist"
and Paul Robson, Citizen of the
World" and has taken prizes for
the high quality of her work,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
ATTY GLADYS SHARIRO, BOSTON
SCHOOL COMMITTEE CANDIDATE

Association for the Advance
ment of colored people, past
Gladys Shapiro, prominent
Boston Attorney, figures prom
mently as one Of the candidates
likely to win one Of the three
places on the Boston School
Committee In the last election,
she was the leading contestant,
polling nearly $4,000 votes to win
third place in an election for
two members.
Miss Shapiro has beeen en-
gagged in the active practise of
law for over 10 years and is
well known for her work in
fighting bias and discrimination.
She is Co-Chairman Of the Com
mission on Law and Social Ac-
ton Of the American Jewish
Congress, member of National
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
Ben Davis To Speak
Al Harrison Rally

Councilman Benjamin ]. DAY.
is, Jr Of New York will be the
main speaker at the rally next
Sunday, October &c, at Roxbury
Memorial High School auditor
ium, in the interests of the cam
paign of william E. Harrison for
election as City Councillor from
Ward y.
Although the elections in Bos-
ton are non-partisan, the ap-
pearance of Davis has sgnif-
canoe because of his national
prominence as a leader of the
Communist Party, while Harris
on is chairman of its RoXbury
section and a member Of the
state board. Last year Harrison
polled 5000 votes as a candidate
for the state legislature on the
party ticket, and political OBJ
servers are intantly watching
for this years returns on ac-
count of his personal popularity.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
RALLY TO DEFENSE OF DIXIE
CHAIN GANG FUGITIVE

disapproval of so excessive a SEN
tence."
Reinforcing the fight against
the eXtradition of Hines a de-
Tense committee will be set up at
a luncheon meeting at the Bos-
ton City Club, Monday afternoon,
Oct. 27, by a group of civic and
religious leaders invited by the
Boston Branch Of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People The commit
tee will aid Atty. Dorch in his
efforts to bring witnesses from
Alabama to testify at the hear
ing by the Attorney-Ge
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
nine YEARS PASTOR

Sunday, Oct. rs will round out
nine years passionate of Concord
Baptist Church by Rev A J
Spratley. He took charge the
first Sunday in August 1888 but
was not installed until the fol-
lowing October.
The DAY will be highlighIed,
first by the presence of Rev w
Frederic Fisher, pastor Of Christ
Temple Church of Personal EX-
perience and secondly, by a con-
cert by Mary Brown, Boston
contralto. At the morning
worship at 1920 there will be
special music by the choir of
Rev Fishers church and the
Gospel Chorus of Concord Bap-
list church. The anniversary
sermon will be preached by Rev
Fisher at 3 D m. Mary Brown will
present for the first time in any
church a concert which will con-
sist entirely of Spirituals, A
remarkable scloist she was
heard every Friday for three
months in ''Your Brothers
Voice program ever WEEP. Prof
Ernest G O'Banyoun will be the
accompanist.
Several quartetS of the city,
the senior choir and the Gospel
Chorus will sing at the evening
services at 1870.
The public is cordially invited.
Concord Baptist Church is locat-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
Councillor MuChniCk
Endorsed By Teachers
For School Committee

City Councillor Isadore H. Y.
Muchnick Of Dorchester, one of
BoSton's foremost attorneys, has
been chosen by Boston school
teachers as one of the candi-
dates they will support for cleo
ton to the School Committee.
One Of the outstanding mem
berS of BostonS city govern
ment, Muchnick is now serving
his third term in the City Coun-
Gil. He was mopposed for cleo
ton to a second and third term.
He is considered enc of the most
competent and conservative
members of that body.
He is a we'll known and high
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25

ceremony performed by Rev
Richard Owens at Peoples Bap-
fist Church parsonage, SO Craw-
ford st. Attendants of the couple
were Mrs Sophie Lee and Dea-
con Anthony Bailey. A wedding
supper was served to the bridal
party at the home following the
nuptialS. 1t was Mr. Minors
third marriage Che is 84), and
Mrs. Minors second.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25

more than 5000 school teachers,
ly respected practlcing attorney.
He is a graduate of the Boston
Latin School, where he complet-
ed the difficult six-year course in
five years; Harvard College,
where he received his ABB. de
gree cum laude' in 1928; and
the Harvard Law School where
ne was one of the leading mem
bers Of the 1882 graduating
class.
Muchnick was selected for the
slate endorsed b. the Boston
Teachers Alliance, comprising
Continued on Page TWO
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mere time to bring witnesses
from Alabama. 1t was an Ala
bama chain-gang from which
Hines fed and came to Bottom,
where, according to Investigators,
he has since lived as a laW-abid-
ing citizen.
David Stoneman, president of
the New England division of the
American Jewish Congress, in a
letter this week urged Gov. Brad
ford to refuse the State of Ala
bama's request for extradition Of
Hines and record his "disapprov-
al of the excessive sentence" i'm
posed on Hines for the alleged
theft of five dollars. Hines had
been given Is years.
Massachusetts citizens will
back you to man if further stu
dy of the fact move you to refuse
the request for extradition, -
President Stoneman wrote. "a
side from the legal merits Of the
proceedings against Hines, there
is a much broader issue involved.
We in Massachusetts have good
reason to believe that cOlored CT
items DO not receive equal treat
ment in the administration of
Justice in the South The sem
tence in the Hines case would
seem to bear this out. Ii would,
therefore, be a great contribu-
ton to our national well-being
if you as Governor Of the Com
monwealth should record your
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
Smith Campaign
Gathers Power

Tremendous voluntary sup
port this week was enrolled in
the Smith for City Council
Tor campaign with the forming
of a non-partisan advisory COM
mittee composed Of some of the
most prominent and influential
men and women of the COM
munity.
Organized as an active nucle-
us the members are each busily
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
Opens New Shop

Mrs Irene Beckford, former
owner of Hene's Beauty Shoppe
on fremont ST. has again opened
a new shoppe at 1924 Warren
st, Roxbury, facing Cliff st.
Mrs Beckford is not new to the
people of the Hill as she had
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25

Hearing on the James Hines
case. scheduled for Oct. 20 be
fore the Attorney General, has
been postponed until early in
November. The postponement
was granted at the request of
Atty Irwin T. Dorch who wished
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
ALL RALLY TO SAVE FUGITIVE
BRIDE 3 MONTHS, DIES

JACK - GUARDIAN 1923 e.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn Minor,
wife Of Daniel H. Minor, 6 Gan
nett st, Roxbury died at City
Hospital Oct u after a weeks
Illness. Funeral services were
held last Wednesday at the Nor
ris Davis Funeral Home, Walnut
ave.
The former Mrs Elizabeth
Vaughn and Mr. Minor we're
married Saturday Aug 2 at a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-25
CHILLS, THRILLS PACK
might MUST FALL"

across the footlightS but relieved
by shrewd touches of inter
spersed, deep-beilied humor.
Clarence S, Reed heads the cast
including Cynthia F. Belgraye,
Agnes Roston Howard, Ada Ros-
ton, Beulah v. Wood, Joseph A,
Rice, Stanley S. Jackson, and Eva
I. Monthero. The play is under
the capable direction of R. Ray
Continued on Page A.
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enliSting other voters to join the
committee whose numbers are
expected to total several hun
dreds as the campaign swings
into the final stretch. Already,
as of early in the week, the en-
rolled personnel includes viii
liam 5 Sparrow. DR. Silas F Tay-
lor, Miss Edna Black, DR. James
Continued on Page Four
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Mrs. IRENE Rockford

conducted a business for eight
years on Humboldt ave, before
she moved her business to Ire
mont st where she remained for
six years. She is one of the lead
ing beauticians Of the city spec
ializing in all modern hair styl-
ing, She will be pleased to well
come her old and new customers
at Irene's Beauty Shoppe, 1874
Warren st. For appointments
call Hollands 0188.
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Laughter and terror will be the
yeigning emotions Thursday
night Nov. 10 at Williams NUM-
cipal Bldg. when the Bronze
Players present Night Must
FaIr'-an absorbing superb chill
ling portrait of a monster.
might Must Fall" is a paced,
shaped, exact melodrama that
rivets interest in the psychology
cal sadism poured full strength
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ed at 1877 W Brookline st, Bos-
ton.
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lPoitical Advertisement
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CPolitical ADVERTISEMENT
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04

4th, SKATING AND DANCING
ALL DAY, beginning around ID a.
m. lse JUKE BOX DANCE BE-
GIN AT lao 35e DANCE AT
RINK 4th of july NIGHT begin
ming at 700. MUSIC BY THE
NEWLY HE-ORGANIzED JOSEPH
ROBINsoN's ORCHESTRA.
YEA, JOE ROBINSON HAS A
BAND NOW THAT is REALLY
ON. !. most ofithe same players. 4.
COME on our ON THE 4tR AND
HEAR THESE SIZZLING HOT
MUSICIANS.
And REMEMBER. ALL YoU
HEP CATS AND BOOTED CHICKS
WHO CAN SING. DANCE OR
PLAY AN INSTRUMENT. BE ON
HAND AROUND EIGHT O'clock
AT THE RINK. SUNDAY. July 6.
so as to be reviewed by LUCKY
MTLLINDEH when he selects con-
testants in the 1947 GRAND MA
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04


When Darlene and Eus Polk were
so in there and Eddie Robinson
moved in?
When Hazelene the junnpin chick
was playing it cool with Chester
Gray and Bonnie?
IF YOU DON'T REMEMBER
THESE THINGS? Remember TO
COME OUT TO THE RINK THE
4th.
The Georgetown cats were. asked
to hip Carolyn Bradley Street to
the fact that arnest Keller isn't
even slightly interested, especially
since Reba is giving him break.
Popular boted chicks and hep cats:
Ada Mae Zackery, J. c. Collins;
Ella Mae Cant, Nathan: Celestine
and Chester; Corihe and Bobby;
Clifton and Sofia; Marie and Gill
bert;
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die returned home from Eldorado,
Ark. They were accompanied b.
Mrs. Alfred Spiacy of that city.
The Social Elite Club met at the
home Of Prof and Mrs. w. T.
Sims.
The Boy Scouts of this city re-
ceived their charter ON Sunday. The
committee and scout master. also
assistant scout master were INSTALL
ed. G. A. Lucas, scout master: Prof.
Henry S. Boyd, assistant scout mas
ter. The committee include Prof.
w. T. Sims, coach; s. L. Griffin and
Rev. j. E. Toomer. All churches
o fthis city are welcome to make
a contribution to the organization.