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THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Saturday Morning, May 9, 1945 Anderson Rites Not Completed Columbia Merchant For 60 Years Dies After Heart Attack COLUMBIA, May 8-(Spl) -Eugene Anderson, 77, prominent citizen and merchant in Columbia for 60 years, died at his home here early today. Mr. Anderson worked at his store, Anderson Bros. and Foster, with which he was associated for over 50 years, Thursday. Death was attributed to angina pectoris.

Funeral Plans Incomplete Funeral arrangements have not yet been made, pending the arrival here Saturday afternoon from Philadelphia, of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rolfe Wike. The funeral will probably be held Monday.

The son of the late James Marion and Martha Dickson Anderson, of Mt. Pleasant, he was the last of four brothers. Mr. Anderson came to Columbia in August, 1882, to become a clerk in the dry goods firm of Figuers, McEwen and Dale. This store later became McKenoon, Anderson and Foster, and then Anderson, and Foster.

Active in Civic Work Always active in civic work, Mr. Anderson was a director of the Chamber of Commerce, an elder of the First Presbyterian Church, a director of the Rotary Club, a trustee of Columbia Military Academy, a director of the Commerce Union Bank, and chairman of the endowment board of King's Daughe ters Hospital here. Surviving are his widow, the forLelia Barr; his daughter, Mrs. J. Ralph Wike of Philadelphia; and two grandsons, J.

R. Wike, and Gene Wike. He was instrumental in securing the Tennessee Knitting Mill, the forerunners of the two Dixie Manufacturing Co. plants and the Ironall Factory for the city. DEATH NOTICES ALRIDGE-Friday, May 8.

1942. at 8:45 o'clock at his home, 1410 Eastland Avenue. John Wesley Alridge. age 67 years. Survived by his wife.

Mrs. Barbara rell Alridge: daughters. Mrs. Gifford of Oklahoma. Mrs.

O. H. Williams of Alabama. Mrs. Treherne South Carolina.

Miss Thelma Alridge of Kentucky, Mrs. Jaul J. Longerier of this city: four sons. G. D.

Aldridge of Alabama. Charles Terrell Aldridge of Columbia. John M. and Belton G. Aldredge of this city, and number of grandchildren and sreat-grandchildren, Remains rest at the funeral home of PhillipRobinson where services will be conducted this (Saturday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by the Rev.

John L. -Ferguson. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. The following, will please serve as pallbearers: Leo Glenn, Earl Pylant, R. M.

Herises, R. Mullins. Leon 8. Moore. Phillips- Robinson directors.

BROWN--Friday afternoon. o'clock. May 8.. 1942, at his home. 1611 Ninth Avenue.

North. John: W. Brown. age 71 years. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Mary Brown: four daughters. Mrs. Jessie Reynolds. Mrs, George Jones. Mrs.

Josephine Nipper, and Miss Hassie Brown: two sons. William and Johnie Brown: two sisters. Mrs. Tom Dozier and Miss Daisy Brown: two brothers. Frank and Ed Brown.

The remains are at his home. 1611 Ninth Avenue. North. Funeral services will be conducted Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the General Baptist Church. Tenth Avenue.

North. by Rev. Horace A. Pilkinton. Friends of the family will serve as honorary and active pallbearers.

Interment. Mt. Olivet CemeRoesch-Charlton Company, 1529 Broadway, funeral directors, Phone 5-3101. GOMER-Friday morning. May 8.

1942. at 2:50 o'clock, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leon Abel, 953 West Sharpe, Mrs. J. W.

Gomer, age 75 years. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Busby and Mrs. Leon Abel of this city: two sons. Charles B.

Gomer of Norwood, and W. H. Gomer of this city: one brother. Jesse Morris. and 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillip-Robinson where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon o'clock by Brother Frank Pack. Pallbearers will please serve follows: Willie Perry, C. D. Scalf, P. D.

Walker, Herbert Alvin Cox. Emmett Potts. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Phillips- Robinson directors. HOWELL residence.

1025 Eighth Avenue. South. Friday morning at 6:45 o'clock. Sarah Howell. aged 92 years: mother of Mrs.

P. M. Foster. Mrs. E.

Foster of Nashville. Mrs. Hickman of Detroit. G. P.

Howell of Columbia. W. H. Howell of Nashville. Loyd Howell of Culleoka.

14 grandchildren also survive. Remains are at the residence. as above. Funeral services conducted by Rev. E.

L. Burnette will be held at the Fairview Baptist Church, Maury County. Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Pallbearers: T. Jr.

grandsons: Haggard. H. Oscar. Johnny and Hurshel Howell. Interment at McCains Cemetery.

Arrangements by Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. 2408 West End. LAYHEW-At his residence on Hudson Avenue. Friday morning 10:45 o'clock. James Thomas Layhew, aged 61.

years. husband of Mrs. Ora Layhew: father George. Walter and Jessie Old. and Mrs.

Elsie Lane. all of Nashville. Remains are at the residence as above. where services will be conducted Sunday afternoon 1:30 o'clock by Elder Larimore Austin. Friends will serve as pallbearers.

Interment. Old Cemetery. Dickson County, Arrangements by Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. 2408 West End Avenue. -At residence.

2607 West Side. Friday morning at 1:45 o'clock. Mrs. Hetty Mai Pennington, aged 56 years; wife of Mr. Charles Pennington.

mother of Mrs. Verena Moore. Edward. Owen. Ewen and Herbert Pennington.

all of Nashville. Cecil and Ralph Pennington of Chattanooga, Tenn. Remains are at the Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. 2408 West End Avenue. where services conducted by Rev.

A. Paxon Small and E. C. Parker will be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Honorary pallbearers: Walter Nelson.

M. Goodwin. R. R. Reddy, J.

W. Hunt. W. L. Primm.

Fletcher and L. R. Goddars. Active: 1. Hows.

French. Kiah G. Henslee, Horn. Interment at Spring Hill Cemetery. Nashville hospital.

Friday morning 2:10 o'clock, Mrs. Ora Tomlin Stevens. 46 years of age. She survived by four daughters. Mrs.

Blythe Crafton. of Thompson Station, Misses Ruth. Rebecca and Joyce Stevens. all of near Franklin: four sons. George.

Julius. Gilbert and William B. Stevens. all of near Franklin: mother. Mrs.

Elizabeth Tomlin: sister. Mrs. Oscar Simmons of Franklin: three brothers, John W. Tomlin of Peytonsville. H.

B. and Julius Tomin of Nashville. Funeral services will be conducted at the chapel of W. J. Bethurum de Son.

Saturday afternoon Her at o'clock. by Rev. L. B. Blackwell.

nephews will serve as active pallbearers. Interment in Mi. Hope Cemetery, Franklin. WEISS- -Thursday afternoon, May 7. local infirmary, N.

C. (Nicki Weiss. age 40. Survived by wife. Mrs.

Helen Hardy Weiss: daughter. Mrs. Joe Dobson: grandson. Joe Dobson. parents.

Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Weiss.

sisters. Mrs. W. S. Vaughan and Miss Christine Weiss: brothers.

Rene G. and Arthur M. Weiss. Remains are at the chapel of Bracey. Welsh Company where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock Pallbearers: C.

Mertens. J. Dillard. C. Potter.

Jake Sheridan. Eugene Judge Guild Smith. Charley Waggoner. Harry Dahlman. Paul Mertens.

Manuel Eskind. Melvin Lassiter. Ewing Binkley. Charles Darrow. Charlie Crafton.

John Cecil Nolan. Wood. Tom Sam Vaughan. Jack Higgins. Angus, James Cunningham.

Clyde Harper. Buford Croley and Johnny Mitchell: active. John Calliouette. Lipman, Herman Halloran. John Al Young.

Kuhn, Meyer H. B. Davis and Interment Cavalry Cemetery. Bracey-Welsh Com- our new location we now have Nashville's most beautiful and best equipped funeral home Trained attendants Day and thoughtful attention to service. all details.

and night ambulance 2408 West End Ave Phone 7-2141 Cosmopolitan Funeral Home Maury Merchant Dies Eugene Anderson Betty Jean Oliphant Declamation Winner 'America Goes to War' Is Girl's Subject Miss Betty Jean Oliphant, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Oliphant, of 321 Thirty third Avenut, North, won first place and 8 medal in the Girls' Declamatory contest, held last night at HumeFogg Techincal High School.

Declaiming "America Goes to War," an editorial from the American Labor Magazine, Miss Oliphant placed first over nine other contestants who were representatives of the eighth grades of Nashville junior high schools. Winners of second and third, respectively, were Miss Joy Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Greene of 2513 Essex Place, delivering Rupert Hughes' "I Am an American," and Miss Evelyn Coker, giving R. P. Putnam's "The Flag and Patriotism." Other contestants were Mary A Alice Harden, Lorene Dowlen, Jeannene Peal, Kathryn Mankin, Audrey Benefield, Ann Martin and Nell Ruth Carney. Singers, Orchestra In Double Show By ALVIN S. WIGGERS For the first time, we believe, the Ward-Belmont Glee Club the orchestra combined forces last night in a public appearance.

Even with such a double attraction the size of the audience was far from what it should have been. The orchestra played three numbers, of which the two more difficult and classic ones were not on the program presented by the orchestra last Monday evening. Rossini, who was represented by the overture to his "William Tell" at the previous concert, furnished the piquant overture to his "Barber of Seville" last night. Kenneth Rose conducted this piece in the right spirit, and the players got into the mood splendidly. Edward Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance" March at the close of the program had the requisite dignity and fulness of tone.

Charles H. Hill's "Romance," which might suitably be entitled "Indian Lament," was over from the previous program and received a performance worthy of it. Sydney Dalton conducted the 52 members of the Glee Club, who looked lovely in spring dresses of several different pastel shades. They sang exceptionally well. "Waters Ripple and Flow." arranged by Deems Taylor, had as good soloists Barbara Ramsey, soprano, and Mildred Genet, contralto.

With Helen Jackson Parker, harp, and H. G. Stubblefield, French horn, the chorus sang "I Hear a Harp," by Brahms, and with the orchestra, from which Dalton got some lovely soft effects, they sang Pergolesi's "Glory to God," and Elizabeth Carey, Betty Sweat and Mary Howell formed a trio. Harvey B. Gaul's setting of Walt Whitman's "I Hear America Singing" was sung with Elizabeth a nice solo, caplendidly, with the orchestra as background, and Jean Irma Johnson played excellent piano accompaniments throughout the evening.

Americans in Spain On Italian Exchange BARCELONA, Spain, Saturday, May 9 -(P)-The first Americans to leave Italy under an exchange agreement arrived in Barcelona today en route to Lisbon for passage to the United States aboard the Swedish liner Drottningholm. COLORED DEATH NOTICES BRITT May 8, 1942. at 9:30 at Joseph B. 'Knowles Home for Aged. Mrs.

Hattie Britt, Survived by brother Jas. Harrison, neices Mrs. Irene Lapsley, of Nashville. Mrs. Westelle Gentry, of Detroit, great nephew Geo.

L. Williams, of Detroit. two siters-inlaw Mrs. Josie Britt and Mrs. Laura Harrison.

2 brother Chas. Jennings and Jas. Britt, dear friend Mrs. Luzinka Krump, Funeral Saturday May 9, at 2:30 p. m.

from Chapel of Taylor and Co. Services will be conducted by Rev. D. B. Grisham, pastor of Clark Memorial Church.

Interment family square, Greenwood Cemetery. Taylor and Co. in charge, HENDRIX-Priday afternoon at her residence near, Holts, Mrs. Annie Mae Hendrix. Survived by husband.

Mr. Stokes Hendrix: daughters. Mrs. Edna Demombreum. Mrs.

Mary Green Patton. Misses Mamie. Beulah and Maggie Odell drix: sons. Messre. Edward Willie Stokes, Andrew.

Joe Willie Fred. Wesley and Charles Hendrix; father. Mr. Hayes Whitsey: sister. Mrs.

Myrtle Buford: brothers. Messrs. Eddie, Ewell. Hayes and Willie D. Whitsey: eight grandchildren.

seven sisters-in-law. six brothers-in-law. two sons-in-law. two daughters-in-law. other relatives and friends.

Funeral 11 o'clock Sunday morning from Claiborne: Tabernacle, conducted by Rev. 8. C. Claiborne, assisted by Rev. H.

W. Turner. Interment at Boyd's Cemetery. Patton Bros. in charge.

T. G. Patton. director. FLOWERS Harrison Bros.

FLORIST Women's Clubs Meet Here Next State Federation Closes Convention At Bristol; Name Chairmen BRISTOL, May 8 8-UP) Tennessee Federation Women's Clubs, at the closing session of its annual convention, here today, selected the federation's convention city next year. The following new chairmen were named: Mrs. K. A. Grandstaff of Bristol, chairman of the library committee; Miss Christine Burleson of Johnson City, press and publicity chairman, and Mrs.

W. B. Stokely of Newport, war gardens chairman. The federation decided to invest part of the foundation funds in war bonds which at maturity will be of $1,000 value. Mrs J.

W. Gomer's Rites This Afternoon Dies at Daughter's Home on West Sharpe Funeral rites for Mrs. J. W. Gomer, 75, who died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Leon Abel, 953 West Sharpe Avenue, after a four months' will be conducted this aftrenoon at o'clock at the Phillips-Robinson Funeral Chapel by Frank Parks. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Gomer, whose husband died about 20 years ago, was born and reared in Springfield, but had lived in Nashville during the past 44 years. She was a member of the Grace Avenue Church of Christ.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Abel and Mrs. Gordon Busby, both of Nashville; two sons, Charles B. Gomer of Norwood, and W. H.

Gomer, Nashville; brother, Jesse Morris, and 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchil- dren. James T. Layhew James Thomas Layhew, 61, of Hudson Avenue, died yesterday morning at 10:45 o'clock at his home following a short illness. He survived by his widow, Mrs. Ora Layhew; three sons, George, or Walter and Jessie Old, and daughter, Mrs.

Elsie Lane, all of Nashville. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, with Elder Larrimore officiating. Burial will be Old Cemetery near Austin. Dickson, Tenn. Mrs.

Hetty Pennington Funeral services for Mrs. Hetty Mai Pennington, 56, who died at her home, 2607 West Side, early Friday morning will be- conducted from the home at 2 o'clock this afternoon with the Revs. A. Faxon Small and E. C.

Parker officiating. Mrs. Pennington was born LaCrosse, and had been in Nashville about 25 years. She was the wife of Charles Pennington. Mrs.

Pennington is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Verena Moore of Nashville, and six sons, Edward, Owen, Ewen and Herbert of Nashville, and Cecil and Ralph of Chattanooga. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Sarah E.

Howell Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah E. Howell, 92, who died at her residence, 1025 Eighth Avenue, South, early Friday morning will be held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Fairview Baptist Church in Maury County. The Rev. E.

L. Burnett will officiate, and internment will follow in McCains Cemetery. Mrs. Howell was born in Giles County and lived for years in Maury County. Three years ago she came to Nashville.

Mrs. Howell was a charter member of the Fairview Baptist Church, and was one of its oldest living members. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. F. M.

Foster and Mrs. L. E. Foster, both of Nashville, and Mrs. J.

H. Hickman of Detroit; three sons, G. P. Howell of Columbia, W. H.

Howell of Nashville, and Loyd Howell of Culleoka, and 14 grandchildren. John Wesley Aldridge Funeral services for John Wesley Aldridge, 76, of 1410 Eastland Avenue, who died Friday morning at his home will be conducted from the Phillips-Robertson Funeral Parlor at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Interment will be at Spring Hill Cemetery. Mr. Aldridge was a native of Carbon Hill, where he spent of his life.

Last November he moved to Nashville, after spending seven years in Columbia, Tenn. Mr. Aldridge was with the Galloway Coal of Carbon Hill for years until he was forced to retire after mine accident cost him a leg over 25 years ago. He WAS a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving Mr.

Aldridge are his wife, Mrs. Barbara Terrill Aldridge; four sons, G. of Huntsville, Charles of Columbia, and John M. and B. G.

of Nashville; five daughters, Mrs. L. M. Gifford of Checotah, Mrs. 0.

H. Williams of Selma, Mrs. A. J. Treherne Columbia, S.

Miss Thelma Aldridge of Outwood, and Mrs. Paul L. Longerier of Nashville; and several grand children and great-grandchildren. Answers To War Quiz Questions on Page! 5 1. The indicates efficiency In gunnery.

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Editor Dies W. B. Romine Newsmen's Dean Dies at Pulaski W. B. Romine, 80, Had Sold Weekly Recently; Funeral Tomorrow PULASKI, May B.

Romine, 80, dean of Tennessee newspapermen, died at his home tonight from cancer. He had sold the Pulaski, Citizen, the paper he edited nearly half a century, only a few months ago. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the place and minister to be announced later Born in McNairy County, Tennessee, Romine received his early education in the schools of that county, later going to Nashville, and graduated from the Peabody Normal College, University of Nashville. While in school and afterward, when teaching, he was more or less intimately connected with newspapers and educational journals as correspondent or department editor, occasionally taking the place of the editor temporarily. Not until he entered, the Citizen office in the 1894 did he devote himself exclusively to newspaper work.

Six months later he bought out his partner, and has since conducted the business alone. He has served as urer of the Citizens' buildsecretary ing, county registrar of vital statistics for most of Giles County, and business manager of the Pulaski cemetery. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and a Son of the American Revolution. Romine's successor as editor-publisher of the Citizen, Harwood Smith, is a native of Giles County, but has spent a number of years in Nashville and Columbia, engaged in journalistic work. Smith bought a half interest in the Citizen last fall, acquiring complete ownership of the paper on April 1, 1942.

In 1894, at the age of 33, Mr. Romine bought the Pulaski Citizen from the estate of its former owner, Mrs. John Bateman Smith. On learning something of the history of the paper, which was founded in 1854 by two Pulaski citizens, Ab Watkins and George E. Purvis, Romine adopted the original policy as announced by the founders.

He is survived by two brothers. Workman Jailed On Robbery Count A 24-year-old sheet metal worker listed as Carrol Owell Dyer, of 1325 Fifth Avenue, North, was in city jail last night charged with vagrancy and loitering and highway robbery in connection with the Tuesday night robbery of Henry Elks of Cross Plains, Tenn. Elks told city detectives that Dyer struck him at Seventh Avenue, South, and Shirley Street and robbed him of a watch and $30. Detectives said Elks has identified Dyer, Detectives O. W.

Pride, and L. W. McMahon, Eugene Curley H. C. Vernon made the arrest.

Statistical Record Friday's Docket Decrees, Morrell entered: et al vs. R. L. Stanley et W. C.

Jr. Sugg vs. Davidson B. Co. et Gillespie.

Dale. Vs. J. L. Green et al.

VS. L. Green. L. B.

Barrow. vs. Wilson -Weesner-Wilkinson et al. CHANCERY COURT, PART Thomas Shriver. Chancellor CHANCERY COURT.

PART 11 William J. Wade. Chancellor Friday's Docket Decrees entered: Mrs. B. H.

Reece VALSE L. Harned. Mrs. E. G.

Edwards R. Carr. FIRST CIRCUIT COURT Richard P. Dews, Judge Friday's Docket Case pending. Saturday's Docket Motions and uncontested divorces.

in all three Divisions. SECOND CIRCUIT COURT Byrd Douglas, Judge Friday's Docket Hettle Clark vs. Walter Clark. divorce: Virginia Goad vs. Donald Goad.

divorce. THIRD CIRCUIT COURT E. F. Langford, Judge Friday's Docket Kathryn Lee Vance VS. J.

Carl Vance. divorce: Connie L. Gore vs. Ova Mai Gore. divorce.

ANNOUNCEMENT The Tentative Jury Docket of Circuit Court will be sounded at 9 a. to set cases for trial. May 25 to June 5. PROBATE COURT Litton Hickman. Judge Friday's Qualifications Milton H.

Kornman and Alvin L. Kornman. executors of the will of Gerald Kornman. Commerce Union Bank and John Kelly, administrators of the estate James Thomas Kelly. Jr.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mattie. Phillips et vir to Clarence D. Talley et ux. 164 ft. -on Rose Avenue 1.800 John Henry Harder et al to Harwell M.

Farrar. 50.7 ft. on Woodland Street 2.015 Thomas W. Walker Vaughn et al to McNutt. ft.

on Scott Street 2.100 Realty Sales Co. to 0. E. White. Lot 14.

Block in Cedarcrest Estates 10 Minnie Mitchell to Herbert P. Sawyer et ux. 100 ft. on Matthews Avenue 3.500 Margaret Lanier Dickenson to Clarence Cantrell Hurt et ux. 132 ft.

on Lanier Drive. 3.150 Mrs. Martha Smiley to Pitt Stiles. 10 acres on County Road 500 C. 8.

Dugger et al to Wilbur H. Cate et ux, 80 It. on Skyview Drive 4.750 Maude Davis to Clarence Preston et ux. 50. ft.

on No. 1st 1.545 Richard Edward Pineston et Frances Williamson Harris. Lot 59 in Hargis Heights Frances Williamson Hargis et vir to Alice Medora Hargis. 150 ft. on Stinson Road Total $19.380 BUILDING PERMITS Robert Perryman.

308 No. 1st St. Tear down and remove rooms from front of building 500 Mary Abbott. 1103 Joseph Ave. Cover 1-story.

frame residence with new roof 400 Total minor 345 Total $1.241 Racing Results and Entries at Major Tracks Churchill Downs FIRST RACEGet On (G. Burns) 13.80 7.80 5.80 Night Lady (0. 5.80 5.00 Captain Fury Adamar 8.00 Time 1:14. Whirl. Oakmont.

Sonny fDodge City. My Myri. xMy Playmate. Air Hostess, John Thomas also ran. 1Field.

SECOND RACEMartian (E. Wielander) 3.60 3.40 2.40 Nimble (A. -Bodiou 4.00 3.60 One Tip (N. Temas) 3.60 Time 1:12 2-5. True Star.

Certainty. Winamac. Blue Cadet. Supreme Sr. zar also ran.

Fair RARACRE, Wielander) 2.40 2.20 .20 a Wiseasyou (8. Brooks) 2.20 2.20 Timocracy (C. 2.20 Time :60 3-5. Recalling, a Heel Call. Hair Do.

Ginomerica, Mamie E. also ran. aJ. D. Well entry.

FOURTH RACEFirst Prize 1G. Wallace) 7.00 4.60 2.80 Tomochichi 1J. Adamai 6.00 3.40 Stinging Bee (A. Bodiou 5.00 Time 1:25 1-5. fROSy Brand.

Mericano. fEibasan. Putitthere. Kokomo. Counterbalance, Cross Tide.

and Faywood also ran. Field. FIFTH RACE Cerberus (Brooks) 3.60 3.00 .2.40 Cadmium (Husti 10.40 6.40 Heart Man Borton) 3.40 Time. 1:20. Belplay, Patriot, Treemontier, Jean Ferrante, Technician also RACE Leslie Jarvis (Adams) 12.60 5.00 3.00 Jacotot (Bodiou 3.20 2.40 Irish Bay (Ryan) 2.60 Time.

1:49 3-5. Away, Mokablue. High Baggage, Winwithme. Hadasam. Valdina Luxury, Beuchel, Frank L.

also ran. SEVENTH RACE Miah Darby Deedee (Wiedaman) 3.20 3:88 Gay Youth (Husti 2.80 Time 1:50. Small Wonder, Beggs, He's It. Woodsman. Nogales also ran.

EIGHTH RACE Ho Down (Hust) 5.20 3.00 2.40 Royal Blue (Jemas) 6.00 3.80 Our Willie (Brooks; 3.20 Time 1:55 -Success Story, el Felthorn. Love Quest. Vanfair. Brown Comet. Fair Player also ran.

Jamaica FIRST RACE Regal Boy (A. Robertson) 3.90 2.90 2.40 Flying Son (D. Meade) 5.70 3.80 Is I Is (B. James) 4.00 Time :59 4-5. Jotun.

Polo Player a What Not. aBlack Thrush also ran. AH. Mc. L.

Fenwick and J. P. Smith MARCOND. RACE Clingman) 105.70 48.90 21.60 fRosy Dollar (H. Lindberg: 15.00 7.80 Bonnie Golos IC.

8.00 Time 1:13 3-5. 1Queen's Navy, Batter Up. Single. bow, Lady Bart, Flying Indian. Recognize.

Hattie Belle. Time Svelte, Lou O'Neill. Sweet Nushie also ran. Field. THIRD RACEAboyne (D.

Meade 3.70 3.00 Halcyon Boy Peters) 14.20 6.00 4.50 Little Davey (W. C. Huff) 6.30 Time 1:12 2-5. Shadows Wilton, Irish Echo. Faust II.

Blazing PReRE. Smoky Snyder also ran. FOURTH RACEJamesboroush IN. Coulel 22.00 7.30 3.20 Devils Thumb (R. Neves 5.90 3.10 River Wolf ID.

Meade 2.30 Time 1:00 2-5 Noview. Epee. Robert Bully Good. Iceland. Vacuum Cleaner also ran.

FIFTH RACEMackerel James) 5.00 2.90 2.40 Scenic IN. Wall 2.80 2.40 Draeh (D. Clingman) 2.70 Time 1:13 1-5. Blue Stride. Lanova, Lotopoise.

Picture Hat also ran. SIXTH RACEBilly 0. IC. McCreary) 4.70 3.00 2.10 In Charge C. Wahler) 3.90 2.40 General Mowlee (E.

Loveridge) 2.30 Time 1:45 1-5. Jamerica and Resolute II also ran SEVENTH RACEHappy Family 34 (Wahler) 15.00 9.90 6.50 Bygone Star (Neves) 5.50 3.90 Dinsen (Day! 6.60 Time. 3-5. Grandun, Aunt Millie. Maechic.

Recondite, Life. Spalpeen also ran. Pimlico FIRST RACETweendeck (P. Keiper) 51.10 20.50 8.60 Piccadilly (L. Haas) 5.30 4.20 Madcala IJ.

Deer ing) 7.60 Time :55 3-5. Oomph. Chance Oak. Easy Step. Catslip.

Captain Bart. Buckle Down. Caesar, Maejames. El Brush also ran. SECOND RACE Sir Kid (E.

De Camillis) 8.60 4.80 2.90 Joanny (E. Campbell) 5.40 3.30 Clamor Girl (P. Roberts) 2.70 Time Berwyn. Slugger. Certain Party.

Javert, Peace Day. Running Blue. a Dupliket. aFred's First. Post Haste also ran.

aRoutt and Oxenberg entry. THIRD RACE Red Rain 1G. Walker) 4.50 3.40 2.90 War Port (O. Helicusi 4.00 3.20 Speed Demon (F. Maier) 5.00 Time 3:56 1-5.

a Rougemont. sAutomnquest. Dahlia. Meeting House, Le dou. Golden Hour also ran.

The Standings Southern Association Club Won Lost Pet. Atlanta 21 10 .677 NASHVILLE 13 .567 Memphis 15 13 .536 Little Rock .500 Chattanooga 15 .484 New Orleans 13 .481 Birmingham .448 Knoxville 21 .300 Yesterday's Results NASHVILLE 5-9: BIRMINGHAM 4-3. New Orleans at Knoxville. postponed. Memphis 3: Atlanta 1.

Little Rock 4: Chattanooga 3. Today's Games BIRMINGHAM AT NASHVILLE. OFF DAY. New Orleans at KnoxvilleVS. Collier Chattanooga at Little Rock--NightScarborough vs.

Hudlin. Atlanta at Memphis-Rambert vs. Carpenter. American League Club Won Lost Pet. New York 15 .682 Cleveland Boston .631 Detroit .577 Washington .478 St.

Louis 10 Philadelphia .10 .385 Chicago .182 Yesterday's Results Philadelphia 2: Boston 1. IOniv game scheduled. Today's Games Washington York (1-) VS. Boston Russo at Philadelphia -Terry (1-2) Harris 12-3). Cleveland at Detroit--Harder 12-1) Benton 10-3).

Chicago at St. Louis--Ross (0-1) or Dietrich (1-3) vs. Niggeling (1-2). National League Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn 16 .696 Pittsburgh 15 .625 St.

Louis 12 .571 Boston .521 New York .458 Cincinnati .429 Chicago .409 Philadelphia 16 .273 Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 7: New York 6. Pittsburgh 6: Chicago St. Louis 5: Cincinnati 2. (Only games scheduled.) Today's Games St. Louis at Cincinnati-Gumbert (2-0) vs.

Var.der Meer 12-21. Pittsburgh at Chicago Butcher (3-1) vs. Lee, 13-1). Philadelphia at Boston -Hughes (0-4) vs Tobin 13-2). New York at Brooklyn -Lohrman (1-1) vs.

Allen (2-2) or Davis (3-1). Texas League Club Won Lost Pet. Beaumont 19 .760 Houston 16 .615 Tulsa .609 Shreveport 462 San Antonio 10 .435 Fort Worth .391 Oklahoma City .375 Dallas .286 Yesterday's Results Beaumont 8: Oklahoma City 5. San Antonio Fort Worth 3. Shreveport 6: Tulsa 1.

Houston 6: Dallas 2. Kitty League Jackson 10: Hopkinsville Bowling Green 3: Fulton Union City 12: Owensboro 10. American Association Kansas City, 1-2: Louisville 0-1. Minneapolis 8-3: Toledo 1-11. Milwaukee 6: Indianapolis 5.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jersey 3. 1: Rochester, Montreal, 10, 0: Toronto, 2: Baltimore. Buffalo. 5. 10, 2: Syracuse, 11.

PIEDMONT LEAGUE Richmond at Asheville. Postponed. Portsmouth 3-4: Greensboro 0-3. Norfolk 6: Winston-Balem 0. Charlotte Durham 1.

9 Help Wanted -female BEAUTY BEAUTY OPERATOR. SHOPPE. 302 Poster. commission. a Bosley and Horkheimer Stable entry.

FOURTH RACE Imperial Sobriquet Impy (E. J. Arcaro) 5.40 3.50 4.40 3.20 2.60 FOROSO IP. Remerscheidi 3.50 Time 1:12 1-5. Alpine Lad.

Blue Plight, Blenweed. Neutrality. Weatherite also ran. Firebroom FIFTH (D. Scocca) 5.50 1.38 2.20 RACE Cold Crack Deering) 1 2.50 Trade Time Last Chi's Arcaro Pet.

Cooch's Bridge also SIXTH RACE d'Teentee Schmidl) 11.70 19.20 R.AN 3.80 Menex (Arcaro 3.60 Quilion (Eadsi Time, 1:00 4-5, Hygrohour, Hastevile. Liberty Pan. Defense Bond also ran. dStroube and Collins entry. Punchdrunk (Trent 17.70 7.90 4.80 SEVENTH RACE Molasses Mibs (Kelper) 5.10 4.40 8.30 Spang Time.

1:48 (Campbell J-5. Crimson Lancer. StreamFold Under. Flying Centaur. Boy Bardy, also Escolar.

Last Scamp, Brookie Helen's Lad (Trent) 12.70 4.70 EIGHTH RACE 3.30 2.80 Rough Rahanee Going (Dettilo) 3.70 3-5. Diabroom. Skirmish, Tanganyika. Say Judge, Ace Call. Buena Oro also ran.

Churchill Downs FIRST six furlongs. Yankee Notion 110. Sky 110. Dog 120. In Range Value 120.

116. Clarcarole 115, Little King Pin 105. Prince O'Mars xPaiturf 100. Brown Slave 115. Henry Greenock 110.

120. Flame 115. Patrol Brother Flight Jim 120. Rockwick 115. Delta Dan 120.

Beauty Blen 110. x8ir L. 115, xGrenski 115. Fly Me 120. SECOND Allen 115.

five furlongs. Maid 105. Permiso 113. Distant Light 110. Burning Sands 111, Greenock Son 113.

Count Traumer 116. Ebony Edge 116. xBy Chance 108. Country Style 116. Flint Seth 113.

China Face Russell 110. Port 111. Hit Wiedel It 116. Camp's First 113, xSmalt 111. 113.

Chorsie 116. Fealty 105. Treecla 110. Ava Demand 110. THIRD RACE $1.000: six furlongs.

Tatu 110. Valley Boy 119. Some Man 110, Harkim 110. Little Red Fox 110. Mister 114.

Big 110, Liberty Lad 112. xJustice M. xGal Ann 102. Flash Town 110. FOURTH one and onehalf miles.

xRoyal Polly 100. Alspur 113, 108. Hildur Beau 111. xTrain Time 106. Lonely Road 111.

Tedder 113. Jumping FIFTH six and one-half furlongs. Smacked 115. Polymelior Twink 102. Meggy 102, Enthrall 102.

Jack 111. Raphael If 110, Lum's Pride 102. and SIXTH RACE- $5.000 added: one one -sixteenth miles. Valdina Melia 116, Miss Glamour 116. Pig Tails 116.

Tribal Ruler 116. New Glory 116. Questvive 116. Gold Princess 116. Queenlike 109.

ment 116. Lady Romery 109. Sis Baker 116. Halcyona 116. Miss Dogwood 116.

SEVENTH one and ted sixteenth 115. miles, Burning Stick 115. Batter 115. Bonnie Andrew 113. ChatFetchet 108.

Brutus 108. Stem -Winder 115. Swain 112. EIGHTH one and sixteenth miles. First Draftee 113.

Mae H. 108. Urawinner 110. xMillo 105. xGay Kit 100.

xPompim 108. xGingall 107. Swoosh 108. Here Now 116. NINTH (SUBSTITUTE) RACE $800: six furlongs.

Diego Red 110. xAndnow 110. xBurman 115. Piplad 110. xFast Start Nor- 115.

Tra-La -La 115. xJudy Jones 110. sweep 117. Four Rings 120. xYokel 105.

Hello Cap 120. Talent 120. Sidetrack 120. Launsgo 105. Voilee II 110.

xSinging Dick 105. Star Dance 105. St. Croix 120. Latter's Choice 105.

xGay Nash 105. XAAC. Jamaica FIRST 5 furlongs: Tindell 117. Ghost Light 111. Kiev Lee 117.

Quonset Point 117. Foe o' Woe 111. Nosined 106. xHylas 106, Epaway 111. Felsway 111, xOutcome 109.

Real Man 111. Dinner Party 117. Zac 114. SECOND RACE furlongs: Caroline F. 106.

Navy Blue Blended Well 108. Toss Up 117. Good Looking xDiah Sparkling 106. Maid a Redoubled 108. 111.

Daring 114. Light Chaser 117, Bulrushes 117. Jimar 111. THIRD 6 furlongs: Cleo Louise 115. xStevada 103.

Aerial Fire a Zacharias 117. Wise Hobby 121. xa pore 110. 115. Pharo Tattler 115, Supreme Ideal 120.

Ferocity 120. Buckle Up a Millsdale Stable Mrs. A. Pelleteri entry. FOURTH 6 furlongs: Liste 113.

Lawyer's Light 120. Cortege 113. Porter's Girl 115. Bulrush 113. Salto 113.

Song o'War 115, Court Marners 115. Sicyon 113. FIFTH added. Grey Lag Handicap. miles: Paul Pry 100.

a Attention 123. The Rhymer 112, Pictor 118. Gramps 109. a Dispose 110. Staretor 107.

Market Wise 125. Boysy 113. Waller 108. a Tola Rose 105. Marriage 108.

Master Henry 105. Welcome Pass 105. Our Boots 118. Devils Crag 102. Sir Marlboro 110.

aMrs. P. Corning. King Ranch A. J.

Sackett entry. SIXTH added. 1 3-16 miles: Welcome Pass 115. Devils Crag 115. a Argonne Woods 110.

aItabo 114. Dusky Pox 107. City Talk 122. AJ. H.

Mills entry. SEVENTH RACE $1.500. 1. 1-16 miles: XAt Play 109. Notes 98.

xBrown Gal 91, Strolling Ir: 111. Inconceivable 112. Mist1ng 108. Romanic. 113, Star of Padula 114.

Livelyhood 108. xMark 109. Pimlico FIRST miles. a Dundrillin 147. xJacket 131.

Bagpipe 143. A King Cob 138. African Boy 138. Judge's Bid 140. xxCaptain Bill 134.

a Skinner Briar Hill Farm entry. x5. xx7 lbs. claimed for rider. SECOND furlongs.

Milk Chocolate 114. a The Duck 112. Littie Bud 112. Little Wizard 112. Valevictoria 109.

Bold Salute 112. Quarter Time 112. Rock Knight 112. Gold Retriever 112. Elizabeth K.

109. Wishihadagal 104. Mercury 112. Euchre 109. Black Grip 115.

Gloriana 109. Kanlast 109. Babylon Bryson entry. THIRD RACE 1 1-16 miles. Avesta 112.

Supreme Speed 107. Two Aces 109. Residue xGrand 112. Radio Duke Wave 107. 112.

Mightily James 112. Miss Selection 104. Burner 104. xDizzy Dame 107. Cartridge 109.

Miss Thirteen 104. Savitar 112. xColesbov 102. Dulie 104. Try an All Grain Beer Sterling.

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5-2989. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY CARRIERS Morning and Sunday: One week City subseribers not desiring to DaS the carrier each week may remit in advance direct to The Tennessean for 10 or more weeks at the rate of 25c per week SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL Morning and Sunday one year $10.00 Morning only one year 6.00 Outside Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama Morning and Sunday one year 10.00 $15.00 Morning (Mail only subscriptions one year are not taken in towns and cities where carrier service is maintained. Legal Notices TRUSTEE SALE DEFAULT having been made in the terms. provisions. conditions and ments as required in certain deed of trust executed March 1933.

between Washington Hosiery Mills. Tennessee corporation. and Nashville American Trust Company. now by consolidation and merger "Nashville Trust Company" A8 Trustee. and of record in Book 717.

page 638. Register's Office for Davidson County. Tennessee. and the entire Indebtedness therein described and now outstanding being declared due and payable. the said Nashville Trust Company (8 consolidated corporation of which Nashville American Trust Company is a constituent corporation: pursuant to the authority in it vested.

and pursuant to a request by the holder of said bonds therein secured. in accordance with the terms the Indenture of Trust. will on Saturdav. May 30. 1942.

at 12:00 o'clock noon. Central War Time. at the South door of the Courthouse in Nashville. Davidson County. Tennessee.

sell to the highest bidder for cash. free from all rights of redemption. the following described property. situated in Nashville, Davidson County. Tennessee: 1.

Being Lots Nos. 1. 2. 3 and on Dallas' Plan of Subdivision of Lots 120. 121 and 122 Samuel Watkins Plan of record in Book No.

57. page 53. Register's Office for Davidson County. Tenn. Said lots front together 150 feet on the southerly side of Clinton Street and run back between parallel lines.

87 feet to an alley. Lot No. 1 running back with the easterly margin of 14th Avenue. North. formerly Watkins Street: and being the same proDerty conveved to Washington Hosiery Mills by deed of F.

W. Washington and O' Bryan Washington dated March 1933. and recorded Book 923. page 279. of the Resister's Office of Davidson Countv.

Tennessee. Being the northerly part of Lots 118 and 119 in Samuel Watkins Estate Plan as of record in Book 57. DARE 13. R. 0.

D. C. Tenn. Said northerly parts of lots 118 and 119 front each 50 feet on the southerly side of Clinton Street and extend back between parallel lines 84 feet. more or less.

to private alley in the rear: and being the same property conveyed to Washington Hosiery Mills by deed of Grace C. Scales and husband dated July 25. 1925. and recorded in Book 675. page 509.

of the Register's Office of Davidson County. Tennessee. 3. Also the personal property. equipment.

machinery. now in or upon the above described premises. consisting generally of ribbers. knitting machines. loopers.

forms. extractors. dye tubs. boilers. sprinkler coutpment.

tools. work benches. which may be inspected on the premises during reasonable hours upon application to. and with the permission of the undersigned Trustee. Bald property will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes.

This the 9th day of May. 1942. NASHVILLE TRUST COMPANY (NASHVILLE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANYI TRUSTEE. FOURTH RACE $1.000. furiones.

xIke 112. High Celebrity 117. Kant Delay 114. Bola Mowlee 112. Spare Man 117.

xChurch Supper 104. Gratis 114. Lands 112. Steel 114. Tovarich 112.

Ibex 114. Distant 114. York River Honey Play 117. Belfonds Boy 114. PomDeco 117.

FIFTH RACE turiones. High Command 101. Cape Cod 124. Blue Twink 95. Abrasion 115.

War Lock 118. SIXTH RACE added. Stakes. 1 3-16 miles, Diver 126. Apache 126.

Fair Call 126. Requested 126. Domingo 126. aShut Out 126. Valdina Orphan 126.

Alsab 126. Sun Again 126. Colchis aGreentree Stable entry. SEVENTH RACE $1.500. 1 1-16 miles.

Devalue 113. Westnesia 110. aGrey Wing 110. cYanke Dandy 107. aHe Rolls 122.

In Question 102. Porter's Cap' 118. teo 107. Gondalina 102. Alaking 120.

aCedar Farm entry. cC. S. Howard entry. EIGHTH RACE $1.000.

miles. Blockader 117. Iron Bar 109. Whip 109. Cork 114.

Guardsman 114. Gentle Savage 117. xa Valdina Leo 109. 117. Silver Rocket 114.

Misrule 122. aJ. Sands entry U. P. Selections CHURCHILL DOWNS (FAST) 1.

Little King Pin. Patrol Flight. Double Value. Russell. Burning Sands.

Downs Maid. Gal Ann. Little Red Fox. Some Man. Lonely Road.

Alsour. Tedder Smacked. Jack Twink. Raphael 11. Miss Dogwood.

Emolument. Questive. Chatted. Burning Star. Brutus.

Pompim, Swoosh. Here Now. 9. Past Norsweep. Sidetrack.

Best bet- Chatted. JAMAICA (SLOW) 1. Zac. Dinner Party, Felsway. 2.

Bulrushes, Navy Blue. Light Chaser. Wise Hobby. Zacharias, Supreme Ideal. Lawyer's Light.

Song o'War. Court Manners. 5. Market Wise, Attention. Pictor.

City Talk. Itabo. conceivable. Pass. 7.

Star of Padula. Ir Strolling In. Best bet--Market Wise. PIMLICO (GOOD) Dundrillin. Jacket.

Bagpipe. Heir Black Mightily, Grip. Supreme Milk Speed. Chocolate. Avesta.

The Duck. Blue Steel. Spare Man. Bola Mowlee. 5.

Cape Cod. Abrasion. Greentree War Lock. entry. Sun 6.

Valdina Orphan, Again. 7. He Gentle Rolls, Savage, Alaking. Misrule. Porter's Cap.

Blockader. Best bet -Cape Cod All-Grain Beer at its best- Sterling! -Advertisement. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found DOG Long haired male, white with brown and black spots. Answers to Reward. 8-5394.

ENGLISH SETTER. aged. large. white. black spots.

Reward. P. M. Estes. Hobbs Road.

8-2096 LOWER PLATE false teeth. Lost several weeks ago. Reward 7-3557-J. 2 Personals AMBULATORY OR BED PATIENTS. EXCELLENT CARE.

MRS. PEARL JONES. 7-7281. VACANCY In nursing home. Nurse's supervision.

MRS. MARGARET ELLIOTT, 3520 West End. RESTHAVEN-2306 Hillsboro Road--Vaconvalescent. home. Summer rates.

MRS. RUBY HUTCHEN. 8-3182. 16 PIANO LESSONS Swing popular music--Hymns evangelistic style. 1-3968-R.

VACANCY in nursing home. No mental cases. 924 BENTON. 7-1013. NURSING HOME.

invalids and aged. MRS. HAYES. 1207 LINDEN. 9-1483 NURSING HOME Invalids.

aged. MRS. NELSON (Head. 1700 Eastland. 3-0982.

Travel Opportunities PRIVATE SECRETARY. for executive in war work required. Only experienced applicant considered. Apply in own hardwriting giving age and experience, and other data concerning applicant. E-808.

care Special Notices FLEETWOOD 2018 West End Dinner 5:30 1:30. 50c. Sunday dinner. 65c. Meat- Vegetables.

DessertDrink. BIRTH CERTIFICATE SERVICE Small Cost 301 PRESBYTERIAN BLDG. 5-5813 HOSPITAL BEDS For Sale or Rent H. Cohen Furniture Co. REGULAR $3.00 Permanent.

$1.50. $5.00 oil wave Shampoo. finger wave. 50c. MERRYMAN'S.

6-1070. FLOOR SANDER, POLISHER FOR. RENT Lawn mowers. sickles. garden hose.

CUMBERLAND HDW. 1018 Woodland. REGULAR $4 PERMANENT. $2. Special.

$6.50 permanent. $3. LORENE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 605 Hitchcock 6-9841. CALL Scarboro Tree Expert Co. Tree Surgeons.

Tel 3-1740 BUSINESS GUIDE 5 Business Services Offered CARPENTER WORK. SCREENING, painting. brick siding. general repairing. RADER.

3-1689-R. COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE Hard wood floors. new or old. Inlaid linoleum. C.

H. SCOTT. 3-2657. ROOFING. BRICK and asbestos siding.

Insulating. repairing. painting. Terms. 5-3468.

HARDWOOD FLOORS laid. finished. or old floors refinished. PENDLETON. 3-4096.

SPECIALIZE IN DRIVEWAYS. CONCRETE. DRAINAGE. CINDERS. 7-1252-M.

3-2101-R. ANYTIME. DEAD STOCK removed Call J. BROWN, County Contractor. 6-8566.

FOR SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CALL COLE. 5-4465. 6 Repairing and Cleaning SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Repaired. Sanitary work done. REASONABLE PRICES.

6-5424 MATTRESSES renovated. $3.00. New MATTRESS ticking. One-day MODEL 6-9580 FURNACE CLEANING -Stokers serviced: free estimates. All work guaranteed.

7-1208. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, sanitary work. JIM SHADOWNS SON. 6-2897 7 Moving, Storage, Hauling RENT A PADDED VAN. Move yourself 5 Rooms Furniture from Nashville $33.44 toKnoxville.

Tenn. 0-DRIVE-IT Chattanooga. Tenn. 6th and Church. 6-3683 $25.60 DURHAM STORAGE HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED 6-0453 up, local.

long distance. Reasonable. experienced moving. "CHICKENS SCRATCH. WE DON'T" 8 Painting and Papering PAPERHANGERS.

PAINTERS AVAILABLE. FREE ESTIMATES. HARWELL WALLPAPER 6-6909. NIGHT 6-1537. PAINTING.

PAPERHANGING. steaming. reasonable. Work guaranteed. White labor.

5-3943. PAPERHANGING, Cleaning. Estimates free. Wallpaper samples shown. Exceptionally reasonable.

6-7404. PAINTING. PAPERHANGING $2 room. up. Work guaranteed.

E. L. ABERNATHY. 6-0640. WALLPAPER CLEANING $1.00 room up References.

MR. HUNT, 6-7940 PAPERHANGING. 2-5245. All work guaranteed. H.

J. Odum. PAPER CLEANING -Expert workmanship. Free estimates. CALL CAMPBELL.

7-4562. WALLPAPER CLEANING $1.00 room up. References. MR. HUNT.

6-7949. EXPERT wallpaper cleaning. $1 up: 1.000 references. White labor. 7-0678-J.

EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted- -female COLORED GIRL for house work and nursing. Two adults, one child seven years of age. Must be willing to live on place. Good salary. Only one who is capable need apply.

Belle Meade residence. Call 8-9093. DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT--Must know typins. age 25 to 35. single.

Give number, state qualifications. Q-848 Banner- Tennessean. SHOE WORKERS- Fancy stitchers. experienced on ladles' shoes steady. good pay, Write IRVING SHOE 168 N.

Ogden Chicago. Ill. REFINED WHITE HOUSEKEEPER to care for small child. Must live on place. Give age, experience.

references. salary pected. Q-871, Banner-Tennessan. old girl. Apply Saturday, Sunday.

MRS. WHITE HOUSEKEEPER -Care for EARL JOHNSON. 958 Woodland. hand Ironers. Apply LAUNWANTED EXPERIENCED PRESSERS DRY 120 5th 8.

WANTED LADY. experienced slip cover making. Salary expected. Q-865 ner-Tennessean. 6-9833 TEACHER or advanced student for mer months.

Good personality and reterences. E-904. Banner Tennessean. GIRL. general housework.

small salary: references; health card. 5-8543, WHITE housekeeper live on place. care for baby. 8-7702. WHITE HOUSEKEEPER, live on place.

References. Experienced 1-8658 WAITRESSES WANTED 10 Help Wanted- -Male EXPERIENCED furniture and stove pairer. Must be dependable truck driver too. References required. Permanent to producer.

FARN Clarksville. Tenn UNINCUMBERED HOTEL CLERK- AISO rooming house manager. Experience unnecessary. but preferable. Salary.

room. board. MR. PARK. 300 Eighth 8.

WANTED- ELECTRICIAN to hang Pluorescent fixtures. Can make big money. Must have car. Apply 166-168 8th 2nd floor. THE LITE CO WANTED--Assistant foreman on Men's who is experience in teaching inexperienced help on all operations.

Apply Box 428. La Follette, Tenn. LUNCH COUNTER and short order cook. Experienced. Good salary Bring health card.

MERCHANT'S HOTEL CAFE Good pay. KAUFMAN'S LUNCH ROOM. DISHWASHERS and short-order cook. opposite Vultee. WANTED -In Tullahoma-4 grill men.

10 counter men. Write Box 122. homa. for application blanks. COLORED FAMILY for farm work.

House Apply Salary to each grown man. 714 NASHVILLE TRUST BLDG. WILL EXCHANGE complete Business Course in Nashville's leading College for paperhanging 5-6579. WANTED cleaner. prefer one who is able to Second press.

Apply BROADWAY CLEANERS. and Carroll. ber BARBER Shop. WANTED 3601 at once. BarGallatin Road, 2-452051 dairv.

MARRIED WHITE MAN for farm and Call 2-1668 FARMHAND and wife, Coffee Counts stock farm. Phone 8-4992 MAN BASS to FARM work one farm and drive truck. MARRIED WHITE MAN to milk in mile. Charlotte Pike. Dairy, Call 2-4471.

WHITE or colored married man, work on farm. 2-6076. MAN WITH CAR to work with shrubbery. Apply 600 Shelby. 11 Male or Female NEAT APPEARING Young Men or La dies.

for special campaign. Experience not necessary. Must be satisfied with $25 week to start, Room 512 Maxwell House. after 5 p. m.

Don't phone, BEAUTICIANS. EXPERIENCED. Salary and commission. Apply employment office. CASTNER-KNOTT COMPANY.

12 Salesmen- -Salesladies Real Estate Salesman Also Insurance Solicitor Prefer one who has had selling experience who can furnish car. One of the largest real estate and insurance offices in Nashville. E-909, care Tennessean and Banner, 1100 Broad Street. LARGE CORPORATION enjoying best busi. ness in over.

35 years and expanding in Tennessee can use several salesmen in principal cities. who have clean records and draft exempt. In writing. give full details about yourself: this connection will be permanent you are accepted. Age is no barrier if health is good.

For official interview address Q-766. BannerTennessean. TWO MARRIED MEN ages 30 to 55. Selling collecting. Salary guaranteed 702 WARNER BLDG.

14 Positions Wanted- -Female COLORED school girl, afternoon work. No Saturdays. E-803 Banner-Tennessean. COLORED woman wants day work. perienced.

Reference. 5-2282. BY LADY. experienced cashier. hostess or receptionist.

consider saleswork. 8-0062. 15 Positions Wanted- -Male MAN AND WIFE wants farm or dairy work. E-801 Banner-Tennessean, 16 Instruction DEFENSE POSITIONS need trained men and women in comptometry, typing. shorthand.

DAY OR NIGHT Mrs. H. A. Holder 127 31st N. 7-1694 SHORTHAND in 30 days.

Business course 3 months. Typing. Bookkeeping. tometer. Dictaphone.

216 MAXWELL HOUSE. MANY more jobs than we can 1111. Quick training, free placement. Student finance plan. DRAUGHON'S COLLEGE.

AIRCRAFT POSITIONS avaliable for qualifled men Write for appointment. DERSON. 909 Commerce St. Nashville Tenn NASHVILLE BEAUTY see's best. 206 Immediate employment catalog Jackson Bide 5-9154 ALTHAS BEAUTY CULTURE COLLEGI Complete course.

Positions assured. Capitol Bivd 6-9247. 17 Employment Bureaus OFFICE MEN- -GOOD AT FIGURES WORK AT CLARKSVILLE. APPLY IMMEDIATELY. EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES.

IN READY-TO-WEAR. HILL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. IMPLOYMENT. commercial and domestic: certificates. WHITLEY'S BUSTNESS SERVICE.

5-2024. STENOGRAPHERS URGENTLY NEEDED HILL, EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Best positions since 1921 BETTER JOBS -BETTER SALARIES Licensed Bonded Agency" EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL SERVICE FINANCIAL 18 Business Opportunities 1941 MODEL PHONOGRAPHS. Rockolas and Wurlitzers. $400. Rockolas.

Seeburgs and Mills. 1939 models. $250. Seebures. and Wurlitzers.

1938 models. $175. 1937 Wurlitzers. $75. 1936 Wurlitzers.

$50. We have 20 of these left. Will sell one or more. SEE WALTER HILL. H.

H. AMUSEMENT 206 Exchange 6-8286. RESTAURANT FOR SALE -One of the best locations in Nashville. No reasonable offer will be turned down. Reason for selling.

owner has two places, unable to look after both. Call 5-7680 between 5 and 7 p. ICE CREAM equipment, Mills freezer with 40-gal. cabinet: 2 40-gal, dispensing cabinets. Cash register and other articles.

$650 cash. R. M. HARTMAN. 120 Rayon Drive.

Old Hickory. RESTAURANT for sale or lease, excellent opportunity make money. mile du Pont plant." Call Old Hickory, 9134. or see C. G.

BENNETT. Bennett's Cafe. RESTAURANT AND BEER garden for sale. Best location. Good business.

Bad health. 6-9373. COAL YARD for rent. fully equipped. good location.

E-723. Banner Tennessean. TWO BOARDING HOUSES Above the average: will sell reasonable. NATIONAL SALES. Union.

6-1929. WE HAVE TWO of the best grocery store propositions in Nashville. A real portunity for a grocerman. 6-1929. CLARKSVILLE Well located restaurant.

reasonable: will consider terms. NATIONAL SALES. 6-1929. BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE. New Helene Curtis machinery, 6-2791, nights.

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