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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
British Shipping Is Hard Hit in Atlantic By Ger.
 man Submarines SOVIET BALTIC, BLACK SEA FLEETS IN DANGER Italy Makes One of Most Daring Attacks in liar.
 Dor of Gibraltar
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS < United Press Foreign News Editor

United Press Foreign News Editorl
 Sea war stole the show from the German mop up in the Ukraine today. Berlin claimed new successes against British shipping In the Atlantic, particularly around Iceland, started an all-out attack to sink the Russian Baltic and Black Sea fleets and Rome claimed & suicide squad of torpedo boats has sunk British ships within the great Gibraltar naval anchorage.
 Axis sea claims included the foAs lowing:
 The Nazi high command claimed German submarines attacked two British Atlantic conveys, sinking 13 ships, including two tankers, for Q total of 82,600 tons; the German DNB news agency placed the weeks sinkings at 260,300 tons, including 64,O0O tons in fcelandic waters and a big tanker sunk 1000 miles or the French coast, apparently close to the U. S. security zone, by Q 1oz1g@ range Nazi bomber.
 IS Russian Warshlpw
 German sources said about 1S Russian warshipS-there may have been some duplication in the re ports-have been damaged or sunk In the opening of an offensive to crush the Red banner Baltic and Black Sea fleets.
 The toll was said to include daizlr age to the a, 3,O00-ton Soviet battla- ship October revolution and the fase $500 ton cruiser Kirov. In the Black Sea Q cruiser, two destrcgeEa and other Russian warships were re- ported sunk.
 The Italian high command claim cd that . fleet of tiny, one or two man suicide torpedo boats had slipped over the massive bocfns and other defenses protecting the Great British Bastion of Gibraltar. Rome claimed that Italian torpedoes sent three British ships to the bottom and damaged beyond hope of repair Q fourth ship.
 The Gibraltar attack apparently was Q sea maneuver Of daring d. most equalling the feat of a Naxi submarine commander in slipping ia slipping into the British home fleet base of Scapa flow in the early weeks of the war.
 It was conducted on identical lines with an Italian torpedo attack on the British central Mediterran- can sea base of Malta a few weeks ago. The British scoffed at the Italian claims of sinkings in the Malta attack and asserted all of the Fascists torpedo crews were killed or captured. The admiralty in London made no immediatt comment on the new Rome claim.
 Germany claimed new successes in the battle of the Atlantis today, lza- cluding heavy British ship sinklnes in the "Icelandic area"
 Maxi Official Report
 The German official news agegas cy DNB reported today that Ger man bomber had sun ka Britssh
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Francis T. Phillips
 Has Sued For $2O,O 900
Damages Claimed for Injuries to His Daughter, Ruth E. Phillips of 30 Hewlett Street; Auto Accident
 in WOOdbury, June go

Suit for 42OO0O damages was filed in superior court today by Ruth E l Phillips of 90 Hewlett street, through her father, Francis T. Phillips president of the Francis T. Phillips O., against J. Frank Bryne, Jr., of einsbury.
 The seeks the sum in compersa- ton for permanent and severe iIl- jury to the nervous system, perma- anent disflgurement, and 6 perma- nent restriction of her activities which allegediy resulted from on automobile accident in Woodbury on June 29th, in which Bryne was driving car with the plaintiff as a passenger.
 According to the writ filed in superior court this morning, the young girl claims that Bryne oper- ated the car carelessly, endangering the life and limb of his passenger, that he fell asleep at the wheel, failed to keep the car under con" trol, and that the car, travelling north along Route 6 in Wooebury, consequently swerved across the road and hit a telephone pole well off the left.hand side of the highway.
 Rendered Unconscious
 She alleges that she was rendered unconscious by the force with which she was thrown against the dash board and the windshield of the car, and that further examination at the Waterbury Hospital showed a fracture of the lower jaw, fracture of the base of the skull, a flow of bloody cerebroSpirlal fluid from the nose, and dilated and unequal pupils constantly in motion and unable to focus, severe contusions and lacerations, loss of three front teeth, and a wound of the left knee, in addition to lesser injuries.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22

fork. Movie celebrities ct surround ing tables in the Club Mocambo verified his story.
 T didn't SC her with any 3ork," Eldier insisted. T didn't even see Flynn when he hit me. He hit me from behind. And l don't even be. lieve there was c fork on our table. I was drinking coffee end my wife was having c creme de nnenthe frappe. She was drinking it through a straw. Maybe she used the straw on him."
 Flynn, who claimed that c frac- tion of an inch more with the work might have ruined he face that earns him eAO00 a week, retorted: T ad- mire Mrs. Fidier, God bless her. She had the courage to try to defend her husband. He didn't seem to want to defend himself"
 BgawI Gets Start
 Tlae Fidlers were sitting with Samuel Zagon, Hollywood attorney. and his wife, when Flynn and Bruce Cabot walked into the celebrity damned room. Flynn spled F4dler, called him names, end started 70 poke him.
 ~Caeeve eet tO lleem, beeg boy" cried Lupe VeleE, leaping to A table and hrandishing . bottle Of ketchup.
 "0et me out of llere," screamed Mariene Dietrich, They'll break my ankle again."
 She held up her right leg, deccrat- cd with Q stream-lined plaster cast
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
GOVT. IS NEEDING
 SPECIALISTS

Washington. Sept. 22.-(UP)-The government needs more than 100 information specialists" in two categoFies--press and publications. and radio, the Civil Service Com mission said today.
 The commission announced that it will accept applications tip to Oct, % for appointments as senior inc formation specialist. ct e4s0O0 a year: information specialist, ct eS.e00: associate information specialist, ct a.20O. and assistant information specialists, ct e2.600.
 ''xnfoFnntlon specialists are need- ed by the government in connection with every phase Of National Dee fense Activity" the commlasion said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
FIRE CHIEF SUICIDES

Westport. Conn. Sept 22-lUP)-- Funeral services will be held Tues day for Fire Chief Robert l.. Manrer, who committed suicide by inhaling carbon lmonoxide fumes iF his automobile. MauTer's body wa found near the Merritt parkway An investigation staFte dlast week into the ire department books town ofaclals said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Flynn Stabbed By Fidler's Wife, Is Charge He Makes
Mrs. ''BObbe" FidIer Said to Have Used Fork on Fynn's Ear; Fidler Was Target of Couple of
 Blows From Flynn in Melee
BY FREDERICK 0. OTHAfAN United Press Staff Correspomdent)

Hollywood Sept. 22.-CUP) Jimmy Fidler, radio movie commentator and Errol Flynn the hero of many movie war, sought legal advice today to who'd sue who for starting Hoywoods bloodest cafe battle in years
 All the blood came from the veins of Flynn. He charged that Fider's wife Bobbe stabbed him in the with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22

Better training. Higher salaries. At. tend Pest Junior Cellego es Com. maroe. ez Central AVes-Advs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22

Furnaces cleaned and repaired hy
 eKpegla Chimmeys cleaned. Water buy Maallng e. Rhens 9-eesA-Aas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. Sept. 22--(UP)-aov~ ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Sept 18th, compared with a year ago: $4, 0,420, ,693.0s s2,0s9, ,516, e6e.sT
 Receipts
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
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For your convenience. THE DEMOCRATS WANT AID DE- ABATEMENT will be open today to accept your Want Ad for pub- iication in t0moFTow's paper. Today, while you have time. ls c good time for you % start your cd for that vacant room CT those miscellaneous no-l0ngeg- used things around your house. If it's q lest ad for some article lest over the week end. or 6 Help wanted cd. CT any other type of ad. lt will he accepted up 70 nocn tomorrow for publication the same day.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
z WASHINGTONU.

- Generalni nadvladni Fran
els Biddle upozornuje, re ines
pravna domnenka, jake by ne-
obcane, kteff technicky jsou
nepratelskymi cizinci, nemohli
Sc staff obcany'', patrne wink
la z vymahanf valecnych zako-
nj v nynejs1 dobe.
Biddle pri tom prohlasil, re
vsichni Nemci a Italove, ktef1
jake zakonit1 pristehovalci pod
nikli jiz kroky k zfskan1 anne
rick6ho obcanstv1 pred 8. pro-
sincem 1871, mohou byti natu-
ralisovani.
z toho vyplyva, re totez
platf take pro vsechny ostatnl
pristehovalce jinych narodnostl
neil nemecke a italske. hlavn6
ovsem re zem1 okupovanych
Nemeckem a Itali1.
= Stat New York ma nej-
v6tS1 pocet bflych obyvatelG V
cizine narozenych nebo-li belos
skych pTistehovalcG pfi srovna-
nj S ostatn1mi staty Unie podle
posledn1ho censu, kdezto JIM
Karolina ma techto obyvatelG
nejmene.
Censovnf trad oznamil, re l..
dubna 1910 We statu New Yor-
ku zilo 2,853,53O beloch1 v CT
zine narozenych, z nichz 1920
900 Gill $3.50 bylo naturalist
vanych obcan1. JIM Karoli-
ma mela cizine narozenych
b6lochd jenom 4,915, z nichz
1929 nebo-li 63.7% bylo obca-
ny.
Pennsylvania jest ma druhem
m1ste Ia New Yorkem ma pocet
beloch1 v cizine narozenych,
nebot jich pri lonskem censu
mela 973,26O. z nichz 66.5%
bylo jiz naturalisovanych.
Stat Illinois vykazal pfi CEN
SUI 7,897,241 obyvatelG, z nichz
jenom 1881 bylo v cizine ma
rozenych a z tech opet 1920
bylo naturalisovanych obcand.
Nejvlce pfistehovalc6 bydlf O.
vsem v Chicago a v jeho pred
mestfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Nestalo sc.

Ia inspekce, kterou prova-
del velfcf general osobne, roz-
predl sc tento dialog:
General: "Jak Sc jmenu-
Recruit: "Andree, pane ge-
nerale!"
General: ooh, ty mas slav-
ne jmeno - Wis proc?"
Recruit: "Prosfm, pane
generate! Andree chtel letet
k severnf tocne."
General je potesen ukazkou
vseobecneho vzdelan1 a pokra-
cuje: Odkud to vfs?'
Recruit: "To nam vypravel
pan porucfk."
General: "Hm. Povldal
VAN pan porucfk jeste neco 0
TONI"
Rekrut: "Ano. pane g%enerale,'
zaTf rekrut, Tekl: "Skoda, re
81 te nevzal s sebou!" .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Jak Sc bednafi pohadali pfi
pobiienf sudI " Nymburku.

Sousede bednaTi hadaj1 Sc r.
1857 pri pobijenf sudG pro ne
jake nedorozumenf. Jan, bed
mar, vycftal Jirfkovi: "Vsaks
lhar!" . Jir1k ma to-: "Jeste
jsem ma tobe mic nevylhal". =
"Jak prav1m, re isl vsecek 81
balsky." "Jsem lepsi nez
ty!" = "Medle, prosfm tebe,
del mi pokoj!" "Kterak jej
mann dati, vsak isl Thar dynovi-
ty! ia jsem neprosil zlodej-
stvf, jake ty isl prosil!' =
"Medle, Jene, jaky jsem zlo-
del, vsak jsem Sc choval, bob
da, tax dobre jake ty. Vsak
mne PAM dobTe znaj1, CO jsem"
. "Vsak vim dobTe, re isl zlo-
dell" Gale medic, Jene, jaky
jsem zlodej? Vzdyt jsem ne.
kradl slepice, jake ty. Jfro, bed
mari, zes ukradl slepice a muse.
odprosovati." "Jsem tax do.
Dry jake ty!" - A vysledkem
teto hadky byl dlouhy soud |
nymburskeho prava, jez obs
sousedy bednare odsoudilo
vzajemne odprose.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Verejne prohlaseni csl. legio-
narIG " Americe, Inc.

V teto tax vazne dobe, kdy
demokraticky svet zapasi S
germanskymi vrahy, zadame
bratry legionare, kteff jsou
schopni zbrane pfihlasiti sc do
U.S.A. anebo do sluzeb druhe-
no cs. odboje, ktery jest veden
"a osvobozenfm cs. naroda.
Ceskoslovenstf obcane ,schop-
nj zbrane, vykonajf povinnost
dobrovolnym vstupem do u. S.
Army a Navy, a nebo dobrovol-
nym pTihlaSen1m sc do cs. ar
mady druheho odboje. Vsich-
nj jsou v1tani haiti demokracii
sveta.
Veskere informace sdelf cs,
generalnf konsulat neb predse-
da Cs. LegionaT1 Inc, kterJ
jest dGvern1kem Obrannehc
vyboru Cs. Mar. Rady.
Frank Pekarek, predseda Cs
Legionar1, Inc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Pry papa cele imsni.

V minulem lete zemrel Muir
ply 0. Tate a zanechal $18,-
691 a zanechal Chicago vdo-
WI a psa. vzacneho buldoga,
ktereho musela vdova zivit. Ia
to pozadala probatni soud, aby
il dovolil PISA prodat nebo Sc jej
zbaviti, ponevadz pomalu ale
jiste ultra poz1stalost a muse
la Cd smrti manzela "a jeho
straw zaplatiti $193. Vdova
sama dostala z cele pozGstalo-
sti $4,000 a ma vice nema made
il, ponevadz asi SO vefiteln "a
da soud, ably z pozGstalosti by
Ii zaplaceni. Zesnuly mel We
Wisconsin, lisci farmu a tn ze-
ma prodala a zachranila tax
pro sebe $4,000, jinak by ma nj
nezbylo mic.
Probatn1 soud byl pozadan,
ably smela psa prodati a nab1zl
pry kupec "a nej zaplatiti 5000
take tech $193, ktere pes pro-
zral by bylo zaplaceno a jest6
by 81 zbylo ma pravnicke vylo-
by. Soudce dial svolen1 ku pro-
deli PISA a O rozdeleni poz1sta-
losti mezi veritele Dude jedna-
no pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
]. Kaspar
E A & GROCERIES
2819 E. MADISON STREET

S timto umyslem a odhodla-
MIN nechat jdou vsichni Cecho-
slovaci americt1, opreni O svou
mravn1 a politickou jednotu, i k
lepSi budouconsti sve pfekras-
ne americke vlasti pod prapo-
rem, ktery do velkych a slav-
nych boj1 "a svobodu a demo
kracii, "a leps1 osud lidstva i
ceskoslovenskeho naroda nese
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, mas
drahy president.
HE, ceskoslovenSt1 bratr1 a
sestry: To je mil vanocni a
novorocni pozdrav. Vef1m. re
spolecne zv1teZ1mei
Vas upr1mny
predseda Ces. Mar Sdruzen1.
Karel M. Prchal,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Osada chce zmeniti jmeno,
protoze je tuze japonske.

Osada v okresu Algona, v
Mikado, Mich, pohTtena pred
SO lety jmenem Mikado ma po-
cest japonskeho panovn1ka,
chce zmeniti jmeno. PTeje 81
to vsech 125 obyvateld, protoze
dosavadni jmeno je symbolem
naroda, jenz vede valku Sc
Spoj. Staty.
Obcane chteji. ably sc osada
jmenovala Roosevelt. Phi
pominajf pfi tom, re V dobe
prvnf svetove valky osada Ber-
lin v okresu Ottawa zmenila
sve jmeno ma "Marne" k upo-
mfnce ma velkou ofensivu We
Francii, ma ktere Sc podlleli Ia
Ike americt1 voj1ni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

Ministersky pTedseda
Winston Churchill, jenz oslo
vii snemovnu poslaneckou asi
zrovna v ten cas-, kdyz Nemec-
ko a Italie prohlasily valku
proti Spojenym StatGm, pravil,
Re Britska rise, Amerika, Rus
ko a Gina bojuj1 "a svGj zivot
a "p1jdou ku pTedu k vltez-
stvi, nikoil pouze mad Japanem
samotnym, ale mad Osou a jejl-
mi spTezenci."
"M1ze byti, re mas ocekava-
il jeste velike zkousky a utr-
peni, ale my Sc budeme brani-
tt vsude s nejkrajnejs1m odho-
dlan1m a v tesne ko-operaci $
valecnymi lodstvy Spojenych
StatG a NizoZem1 -.
ia vim, re mluvim "a Spo-
jene Staty a Britskou rfsi, kdy2
reknu, re radeji bychom zahy'
null neil byli podmaneni
Bylo by to hanbou nasl gene
race, kdybychom nedali nepf1-
tell lekci, ktera nebude zapo'
menuta v annalech tis1ce ro.
XII"
V pfehledech valecne situa.
ce pravil. re Adolf Hitler ma
padenfm Ruska udelal jednu
velikych chyb historic, re ne
mecke a italske silly We vychod
nj Libyji nepochybne cell 1pl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
DGienis a boty.

We Zlfne NELL vystavu, jake
boty nosili rGzni znamf Tide z
nasich dejin. Knezna Libuse
mela opanky bez podpatkG S
remenky ma privazani. Kral
Karel w. nosil cervene trepky,
vysfvane zlatem, ktere mely
dlouhe spicky. Jeho otec Jan
Lucembursky obouval kovove
stfev1ce S dlouhatanskymi spic-
kami. Vysoke boty mel Alb
recht z Valdstejna sc zlatymi
ostruhami a varhankovym kr-
KEN. Nahore byly zakonceny
cervenou ozdobou, podobnou
velkemu st1nftku ma lampu.
Komensky a Hollar chodili v
nlzkych stfev1c1ch, ozdobenych
manzetkami. Palacky nosil
perka. Bozena Nemcova wy
soke snerovac1 botky s neznou
modrou maSlickou a skladatel
Antonin Dvorak hezke strevfce
ma knofl1cky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Charles Kudrna
243O E. MADISON STREET

nemu zniceni a re v bitve % At
lanticky ocean britske lodnl
ztraty jsou nyn1 mnohem men
81 NEIL jedna petina onech "a
ctyfi mes1ce skoncivsi 80. cerv-
ma.
= K zakazu prodeje ovoce
a rdznych jinych potravin V
Anglii zidGm byl pripojen edo
datek," Poole nehoz je zid1m
zakazan nakup VIVA a jinych
lihovych napojd.
- Ministr letectvf c.. c.. po-
wer predpovedel, re Kanada v
brzku Dude m1ti selektivni sluz-
bu pro muze zeny.
Nynejsl selektivni sluzba v
Kanade vztahuje sc ma vsechny
mlade muze cd Fl do "a let.
PoYer pravil, re Kanada Dude
organisovati brannou moe pro
hajen1 pobrez1, k nfz budou
pouzfvani muzi. zeny budou
.pracovati v arsenalech, munic-
mich tovarnach a zbrojovkach.
0 Spojenych Statech prohlasil
"Novy spojenec ukazuje nece-
kanou slabost - novy neprftel
necekanou s1lu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
Jak kovar dobyl divadla. - Zc
e&aNZ~A %.~n~~OIx~l nZ-So

Se0Ay~AA AdPASOs
V jedne vsi nedaleko Turno-
va I'll kovar jmenem Durynk.
Tento muz vedle sveho poctive-
no remesla kovarskeho byl po-
sedly versovanfm. Lide We vsi
Sc mu posm1vali a on, ably pos
mevacky ~presvedcil O s1le sv6-
no madam, rozhodl Sc napsat
drama.
Mfstni ochotn1ci, kterym ko-
var sve drama nab1dl, Sc kova-
ri vysmali. Wee Sc zahy rome
sla a kovari Sc kdekdo posm1-
val. A Durynk Sc vypravil te-
dy do Turnova kde navst1vil re-
ditele divadeln1 spolecnosti,
ktera zde prave hostovala.
Nab1dl rediteli svou hru, ale
reditel nechapave vrtel hlavou.
Kovaf byl dotcen. VysetTovaI
rediteli obsah sveho dramatu a
posleze zdGraznil, re co Sc tie
weekly v patem jednanf tyce, tn
re vyprav1 ma jeviste Sc vsemi
podrobnostmi, ably pry to bylo
jake We skutecnosti.
Tomu uz feditel spolecnosti,
ktere sc nedaTilo prave nejlepe,
rozumel jiz lepe. S kovaTem
|sjednal vsechny podrobnosti a
sl1bil mu, re v nedeli o Svatem
duchu provede jeho hru "a u
casti celeho hereckeho soubo-
ru.
Kovar sc vratil DON'T a "a
chvfli vedela celia yes, re kova-
fovu hru budou hrati "prav1"
herci z Turnova. To byla no
vina, to bylo nejake prekvape-
nj! Celia YES sc proto ma ne
deli chystala do Turnova, ably
spatrila d1lo sveho kovare, je-
hoz pycha neznala mez1.
Vsak sc kovaT ma nedeli pTi-
pravil! V Turnove dial napeci
velke mnozstv1 masa, pekaT
musil dodat do divadla dive O.
satky kolac1 a z pivovaru do
dali p1l vedra piva, ably pate
jednanf jeho hry nicem netr-
pelo.
Divadlo bylo v nedeli odpo-
ledne nabito. Kde KIDD, zejme-
ma vsak Tide z Durynkovy vsi,
chteli-li byti svedky kovafova
jevistniho 1spechu. V prvnlm
jednanim dojala divaky TRACE
die chudeho drvostepa. V dru-
hem jednanf ~prolevali Shy mad
bfdou znicene rodiny. TTet1
jednanf je vzrusilo namluvami
bohat6ho sedlaka, ctvrte DEF
stvf je rozveselilo zasnubami
hodne Jitky, a pax prislo jed
mani pate.
Ma jevisti, pr svatbe Jitky $
bohatym sedlakem, nebylo ami
k hnutf. Vsichni herci Sc zde
stesnali, ably neco uzili z kova-
rovy stedrosti. Takovou vessel
ku jeste nikdy t%urnovist1 nevi-
deli. Pate dejstv1 hry Sc pro-
tahlo az pozde do vecera, do
kud ma jevisti nebylo kousek
pecene ami skrojku kolace a
dokud statecnf herci nedopili
poslednf MAJ piva. A vitezny
autor dostal ma jeviste velky
venec sc stuhami v narodnlch
barvach a nestacil Sc dekovat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
ST. Patrick s
Day Dinner

Members OF the Sunny Side
Thrift club met last Sunday. with
Mrs. S. F. Dunlap, 900 Oakland
avenue. Part OF the business ses-
sion was devoted 10 discussion OF
the successful silver tea given Feb
ruary %. at the residence OF Mrs.
Sailie Hill. Those appearing on the
program at the tea were: S. F..
Dunlap. principal speaker; soloists
John solomon, and Miss NJ. Col
Inns. Several musical selections
were rendered by group of young
boys. Plans were made for a st.
Patrick"s dinner TO be given Satur-
day, March %. at which time the
club plans TO have an outstanding
speaker. The members were very
sorry TO hear OF the illness Of Rev.
Henry Porter. pastor OF the Pres
byterian church, 1919 Dubois. which
prevented his wife. Mrs. Porter
from attending the meeting.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Anna Hicks. 272S Brush
street. Apt. 26. Members OF the club
include: Mrs. Sallie Hill. president;
Mrs. Mona Murphy. vice-president;
Mrs. Odessa Walker, recording
secretary: Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor.
treasurer: Mrs. Anna Hicks, chair
man OF the sick committee; Mrs.
wimberly. Mrs. Henry Porter and
Mrs. s. F. Dunlap, corresponding
secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
Mother Feted

Filial devotion took a turn IN
the form Of a party, when Mr.. and
Mrs Chris Swader. Asst Z. Kirby.
surprised their mother. Mrs. Lucia
Hudspeth. with a birthday party,
Sunday, February 23.
The dining table was made quite
beautiful with spring flowers. white
iapers, a loving birthday cake.
candy and nuts. other refreshments
were also served.
The honoree was nicely remem-
bered by the guests who brought
her lovely gifts. Some OF the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Aikens
Ira Hudspeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T .Tankin,
Mrs. Bessie Merrill. Miss Martha
Reed. Miss Lila Olive. Miss Verona
Davis and Mrs. d. r. Pedin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
Annd Mae
WinS Prize

Mrs Anna Mae James was host
ess TO the Esst Side Matrons' Bridge
club on Thursday. Feb, % at her
beautiful home at 434 Alfred street.
After the usual business session.
the bidding and slamming began
and what scores. Even the BOBBY
prize winner had score. of which
TO be justly proud
The prizes were IS follows. First
prize, huge crystal relish dish
with silver removable handle. was
won by Mrs. Anna Mae Holdings
worth; second. dainty pine bath
set. won by Miss Marie Davis and
the hoohy, rcd patent miniature
hat box containing talcum. won by
Mrs Eutie Peoples. The guest prize
went 10 Miss Ruby Blair. two pref
~ linen hankies
The lovely repsst included fried
chicken. vegetable salad. mashed
potatoes and hot rolls and ice
cream.
Mrs. Billie Tanner is club re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
Home Beauty Is Current Topic

, The Current Topic club held us
meeting Tuesday. February 25. with
Mrs. Hazel Walden, 2209 Madison
avenue. as hostess. Mrs. Beatrice
Preston presided. in the absence
Of the president. Mrs. Cofer.
During the brief business ses-
sion. various reports were submit
led from the Federation, by Mrs.
Louise r. Bryan and Mrs. Madge
REYNOLDS. A program followed dur
ing which Mrs. Mae Randolph gave
a short talk on Beauty within The
Home" The talk was we'll receiy-
cd. Mrs. Elizabeth Gary then
started lively discussion on Ne
gro History" which was quite in
terestlng.
Another feature OF the afternoon
which gained attention was the
dainty luncheon served by the CO.
hostcsses. Mrs. Walden and Mrs
Sadie Haney.
Members present included Mrs
Ida Isaacs, Mrs. Beatrice Preston
Mrs. Louise r. Bryan, Mrs. Mamie
Digs. Mrs 1avenia Bowen, Mrs
Bernice Harper Mrs. Willie Hyn'
son. Mrs. Elizabeth Gary Mrs
Madge Reynolds. Mrs. Lucille
Brown. Mrs. Mae Randolph. Mrs
Margaret Hawkins, Mrs Alberta
Harris. Mrs. Sadie Haynes. Mrs
Lowell Hill. Mrs. Rosa Hill. and
Mrs. Walden.