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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
Citys Bond Quota For December Set At $1,533,3

nd annual Chrlslmas Party Tues. day, December 6 at Q o'clock ln the work room, Each one ls asked Go bring e glft and the birthday ens velope Co this meeting, Mystery Pals win be revealed,
 Rev, pr. John c, Walker will be ln New York Monday and Tuesday ot this week ln attendance Rt a meeting ni the executive committed of the noard of Home Missions,
 The offering Sunday December IS, win be for the Christmas Fund of the Ministerial Relief Division of the Board of Home Missions, Last year nearly eight hundred Christmas checks were sent Co members Of the congreRational Christian family Va all parts ot the country, In vss.. ton, an Emergency Fund was re. served which has done wonderful service In meeting unexpected crises ln the lives of aged or disabled min- lsters la the course Of the year,
 A Baptlsmal Service will be held ln connection with the Sunday morning worship on Christmas sun. day, December 20, All parents who are interested are asked to get in touch with the Church Secretary, S.ai2l, or with one of the ministers,
 The next Communion Service with reception of members will be held January 3, ieAS, If there are any who would like to unite with fellow. ship at this time, either by letter from another church or on confess sion of faith, they are asked to speak with one of the ministers before December i7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

transfer of the Series ? and c bonds to the Victory Loan Commit. tees, War Savings Committees will concern themselves only with the E bonds,
 While the December quota Is lower than November, it does not mean 6 lessening of War Savings activities for Administrator Hewes points out that greater effort than ever before will be essential in order to attain the quota, Heavy sales of the high denomination Fs and Gs helped in the past to bolster low sales of E bonds in some places, but hereafter only E serbs sales will be credited towards Q community or country quota,
 "if the War Savings Committees in Connecticut continue the fine work they have been doing, I am certain" Mir. Hswes said, that we will fill our quota. We know Connec- ticut reached It's quota for the first time in october, and we are reason- ably certain we reached 1t in No- vember. There Is no reason why we
 hould fail in December"
 The quotas assigned the town and cities of New Haven Country are attached.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
NAVAL OFFICER YALE SPEAKER
Capt. Charles C. 0lll to Interpret News Sunday
 Evening :.

New Haven, Conn, December {, = "A Naval Officer tnterprets the News from the Mediterranean Front" will be the topic of an address by Cap- tain Charles c. oill, U. s, N, Pro- lessor of Naval science and Tactics at Yale University, on vale Inter. prets the News" over WTrC, Hart ford, at 6;45 D, m. on sunday December @,
 Captain 0ll Is a saltswater naval officer who has sailed the seven seas on duty for his country since graduating from Annapolis in l9o7' During World War I he was gun. nery officer in the cruiser "Seattle" which helped convoy the first AEF contingent to Sainte NaZaire, He was later executive officer of the transport George Washington" ", making continuous trips across the Atlantic until the end of the war, He served six years in Brazil in the U. s. Naval Mission which he head ed for the last two years, In addi- ton he was commanding officer of the cruiser Astoria" which was subsequently, sunk in a battle of Quadacanal. Before coming to Yale, he spent two and half years on the staff of the commandant of the i4th Naval District at Pearl Harbor as war plans and operations officer, leaving that area six months prior to the Japanese attack,
 "Yale Interprets the News, . public service program of news analysis, designed to give back ground for a better understanding of history as 1t is being made today, is presented each Sunday at 6;4S D, m, over Station wTTC in cooper ation with Yale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
CHURCH OMITS
 SUNDAY FORUM
Second Congregational Members to Attend Buck.
 ingham Hall Concert

The weekly Sunday evening forum at the Second Congrega tional Church December c will be omitted, but pariShioners have been asked to attend the musical presentation ot the Industrial Mems and Women's ChoruseS Of the Y and the Water. bury Civic Orchestra at Buckingham Hall Instead.
 The presentation will be HandelS "The Messiah, featuring 200 musi. clans, including leo in the two choruSes and 70 in the orchestra, e, Loring BOrwell win conduct the program and Mario piCeeeo win be concert master.
 The next forum win be held De. cember lS when Burton Holmes, Americas foremost traveller and dean of travel lecturer, will speak on Amazing Arizona, illustrated with kodaehrome moving pictures,
 Mrs, Nat Rittenband of the League of Women Voters will be the speaker at the Sunday Noon Club December 6 at ll;4S o'clock in the Chapel, Her subject will be "Inflation".
 The Evening Department will have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

YAbNOVH NNSAS0bOb YAgHgOs
 This amount, 1t wa semphaslsec by Administrator Hewes, is irrespec. tive of the new Victory Loan issues
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
Building Permits

The following permits have been issued at the office of Building Inspector John T, Harley:
 Margaret P. Benevento to re. locate a garage, 9s2 West Main street, $50,
 Arthur Roy, alterations to store, 6S2 Baldwin street, S600,
 Southern New England Tele- phone Company, Co build coal bunker, state street, Sl,S00,
 St. Mary'S hospital, denOlish One-story frame dwelling, % Union street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

Alderman II. A. Hind of Derby, England, secretary of the Nation al Federation of Anglers has ap- pealed 10 clubs to provide free fishing for American troops now in Britain, and also tackle if possible
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
New Haven County's
 Anticipated d Sales
 May Be $14,7OO, 900
State Administrator lIewes Releases List of Official Quotas for Waterbury, Nearby Communities; NaugatuCk $IO0,Ol2

Waterburys December quota for War Bonds is $l5S33l2 announced today by State Administrator Philip Hewes of the Connecticut War Savings Office The quota for New Haven County md for the state Is $4700000 Quotas for nearby towns include Beacon Falls $e057 Bethany $l 46S Cheshire $ooS7 Mddlebury Sl 4b3 Wolcott Sl ,4b3,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
Full Weather Report

Boston, Dec, 4-eUP)--Weather forecast.
 Massachusetts, Connecticut aud Rhode Island--J OntIuued cold wtth ellminlAhinK winds tonight,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
State Director

made available by the Treasury earl
 Ter in the week. It represents the amount that must be raised by the Iahe of Series F, the low der omlna- ton War Savings Band. With the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

Lieutenant. Governor Elect Wi. Ham l.. lFalden of Orange will be one of the principal speakers Co. morrow evening at the testimonial dinner arranged in henOr of Mrs Rose Wakely of Wolcott. The event at the KOpper Kettle will be in celebration Oe Mrs. Wakely'S recent triumph ln the state cleo. tlons In which she was elected Co represent Wolcott In the General Assembly. Other prominent mem. bers of the Republican Party will join with Mrs, Wakely's many friends In Waterbury and Vel. colt to make the occasion a memo. rable ore,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Ioia Phi I.ambdas

lolA I'M Lamp
Me- Nagxs.e- Chatham. 81 z
-1ss.y-;Ala avenue vas host
s~s n men. oers Of Io.a PM Lamb
dss a. 3. Pa,r.eks dinner meet
.rg. Nas 2 -. Reports from Inter
F.zte-1si cog-scis Sweetheart
Parry a, -. Warren were heard
and dssl.,s pis1s were formulated
fo- ne celebration O. National Ne
40 Business Week April .2-lS. and
past. I4,.on ia the Delta sigma
Jafosrwock are current immunity
aci.lyies 4, meeting held recent
- Hi'A Darlene Andersen ar host
sss 20 vel app niea Valentine
- ~ the prseidea' Bonita Hill.
appointed me following members
% serve on committees Q. nation
q. importance.
George Edward MsrGauhsli was
named member o. the N4lons. Ad-
vegtlsing S-gyey committee H.
Css.ans Lowry was named local
enpi ymelt secretary. while Thei-
ma 5. Freeman with Leslie r. Roy
and Darlene Anderson will CON.
pie'e The slsvey on empioymer; O.
Negro women IN defence indus
tres, ia Denver. n cooperation
with request from national Alpha
Kappa Alpha Survey committee.
Report from draw ci pledges
showed three girls from future lo's
Glfis club ss having received sp-
po.n'nenfs 20 Washington. Dc.
three civil service exam nations
Misses Edna Bel. Neisire Redmcu
ard Mozslia Hale. These appoint
meats are FOR the duration az Inc
defence emergency and The young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

by this time, II. David a Blaks
Jr., should be quite acquainted unS
Fort Bennings and the nearby ei,v
OF Columbus. Ga. David makes M,
second boy OF the Blake family n
the active armed service OF n.
country. 4 third. Richard. On.
rolled IN the ROTC at Wllbe.lores
Years ago heard Dr. Rslph an.
bert deliver a very splendid sermon
on Getting Religion Too I.a,ss
which he expanded To every eay IN.
uations. We live carelessly. son..
times. someone is injured becau,s
Of how we lived we are sorry and
repent But shall we alaay. y
forgiven? What about the injsf.
party: one injured by our delbsrss
negligence. Two cologed boys via
their girl companions went into
cafe owned by young white boy
a graduate OF the university and an
old acquaintance OF mine Tht
were not refused. but The service
was 50 sloppy that anyone would
see that they were not wanted. IA
fact, this was the deliberate plan.
On being questioned as 20 whit
happened. the young mana,er vas
obviously upset; protested Ia
innocence OF any deliberate schems
70 hurt these peoples feelings and
promised iha; II would not happen
again. What Is the right proceed.
IRE Accept the apology .olsns
and icrgtt? what about Ill, mir.
ed feelings? What are We asa race
seeking anyway
The entire membership o. me
Ann Arbor Friendly Workers c.ah,
branch q the Lucy Thurman
YWCA, Il going into Detroit ths
Thursday 20 hear a piano recital
by Josephine Harreld-I.ove Mrs.
Love Is the wife OF DR.. Thoms,
Love. well known in ihis city, ard
the daughter OF kemper Harreld Of
Atlanta. She is being presented by
The Detroit Women's Study club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
General

Guests % Mrs Julia Smith and
Mic. Josephine Williams FOR the
weekend we're Mr. ard Mr. Ey-
ere't. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mr..
and MS. jackson. all O. Detroit
The Community project 10 our
neighboTirr o.fy q, Yps..anu seems
% be taxing definite shape a
building has been selected. which
appears TO be very desirable To-
cation on lisgg!e, street, across from
the school Ann Arhor people VIII
recall s; ss the residence 10 mer-
y occupied by Nj and Mrs. Gorden
Green. And while on tae subject.
The Ypsi,arii Residential casc. am
informed. IS set For Tae.day March
81.
Mrs. Xe,t.e Cromwell aud chill
dren spent isei Sunday 7 Amherst
berg ONT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
ALBION NEWS
By EDWARD WHITEHEAD

March IS was the beginning Of
he Second anniversary o. the pas
TOR. Rev. o. J. steele. On Deacon's
night Rev. ". T. nelson. pastor Of
the AME church was in charge.
Rev. L. Stoner spoke Tuesday eve
ming
Rev Bubeck pastor o. First Bap-
o., Was IN charge o. the services
"Wednesday evening The church
chorus also sanz. Rev. Darlington
~ second Baptist vas the speak
er on Missionary night. The chorus
gave a songiesi Friday night.
Trustees in charge.
Rev. r. J.. Todd q Battle Greek
was guest speaker ~ the cloeinf
session SUNDAY afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Parties

At the regular Sunday afternoon
service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

ton service wsS held and N.
OF membership Was taken pau
following: Sorors Donna Rs,h ne
president. Flint: Isabelle Issusae,
vice president, Detroi, HvssOa
Bowie. secretary. Washington 1 n
Anna Dennis. sergeantis,i.N-
ipsilanti; Hyaclnth Holmss u.s.
nalist, Atlantic City; Jean Nh, 'eu''
Phoenix. Arix. and Ann Arhos .-.ef'
Louise Evans. Houston ra. ava
SAME Muirhead and Alyina n lay
OF Ann Arbor and Elsie Mp, W.
Soror Helen Louise Howard :, 1. n,b
chapter Is the club advisor ~
clubs first venture will be ! roi,
skating party TO be held on ME- sn'
- at the Forest club, Detro,, /.
3 pm T"
Sunday. March 20, has hes,
as the date for the annual ms,s
rial OF Omega Psi Phi bv %
Michigan chapter (Php. 4, ~
writing. speaker has not dehn,,-'s
been decided upon. but am y.
sured that a first rate man ain !.
presented. This year. the ,rs,.'
nifty will honor the late Dr.. -.
Just, formerly OF Howard univ.
sity. In the past, men me n.
late Colonel Young. anu oihs,'
have been honored by similar Co.
monies. II u hoped that a. msn,
as can possibly DO so, attend mn,
meeting which will be entertain.
ing as we'll as educational
And. while on the subject. Ep,i.
Ion OF Alpha Phi Alpha is Man,
ming a dinner party. No lutorm,,
ton hae been released eacen /,
will be Of the usual high .,audars
and is tentatively set iog Tie Wal
VERNE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
y DENVER, COLORADO Il
BY 7. :. WILLIAMS

women expect. with the exception
u Mss Rsdmon. 10 leave. accom-
panied by Miss Caisy Smith the
week - Narca = FOR Washington.
The prosvsm chairman. Blossom
Lee Franklin. led a discussion on
the Io,a Ph. lambda sorority creed
Club Notes
TIE Sel.-Improvement Social
Service club Was delightfully."- en-
te4ts!ned BY Mre. Virginia Ann
Casa recently a. the Negro Won
ans club home and day nursery.
Reports from association and fed
GRAFTON were acted upon. The as
ISOLATION OF four clubs will enter
tain TIE soldiers fsoM Lowry Field,
Fori Warren, on April j. q. The
Recreation center. The Selt-Im-
proyement club Will act as host
esses 10 their friends al a we'll
appointed chicken dinner al the
club home. 10 which the public IS
invited. Mrs. Louise Blanchard
was hostess 10 the club a. It's reg
ular business meeting March %.
The Pond Lily Art and Literary
club met with husbands, sons and
male friends March 81. for their
regular Mems Mite party. The az
fair was held in the pariors OF the
YwCA with simple refreshments
in the observance OF the Lenten
season. The men WED for honors
in the games. played against the
women. Messrs. Harry Hill, Sr.. J
J. Jackson. James Early. Joseph
Hayes. walter Fowler. J. W. Smith
Bernard Harvey. Fred Lee and eth
els lead activities.
Veterans OF Foreign Wars La.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Fort Leonard
Wood. Mo.

The CSO club az For; Leonard
Wood Is moving along IN full swi1g
with nightly programs OF interest
10 all soldiers. Many o. the eur
rounding communities have helped
much by bringing their local talent
10 the club. Victor Cools. director
in Rollo, No. sponsored fast
moving and delightful variety pro-
gram followed by informal dane
ing and games The spirli OF CO.
operation in the USO organizations
IN this section is one OF which We
are al. proud.
The day Of the CSO national open
house wac highlIghied by the Mems
Glee club from Lincoln university
under the direction OF Miss MADE
Wise. concert artist in her own
right and competent instructor o.
music. over 800 soldiers thrilled 10
the hsrmonies OF this group who
showed marked natural ability in
the Interpretation OF the clssslcs
and semi-classics. This ouisiand-
ing group was brought 10 our Club
through the contacts OF Joe Neal
and Miss Lois Redden, program d.
rectors,
The evening was spent In com
pei!tiye game tournaments includ-
ing whist, ping pong. checkers. The
prizes were won by Priyates Al
iheimer. Stokes. Parker. Davis and
Smith. Informal dancing and mo
yies were enjoyed by the many
visitors from 81. Louis and other
surrounding cities.
A group az non-commissioned
officers met 10 give the soldiers
touch TO- our program az the Fori
Leonard Wood USO club. Their
views and ideas on the potential
tiles OF the building and activities
were discussed We need Coopera-
ton between the soldier and the
professional WORKER who is here 10
render service. Committees were
appointed. Sergeant Ninson X.
Robinson was made chairman Of
the planning group.
Those present were: c. Sterling
Chavis, executive director OF the
club: Miss Lois Redeem and Joe
Neal. Sergeanis John Montgomery.
Christopher Bean. II. Hill. Law
renee Doublei, l.. Mcmillan. Her
bert Green. Edward Mitchell.
James Axis ard John Mccormick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

dies Auxiliary. Post 34sl held
their regular bi-monihly business
session in the club house March
90. Reports from defense ac'ivl-
ties OF The members wac the feature
OF the evening. A report from Ne
gro History week was given Flee
iIon OF officers Is announced for
April 2. Mrs. Fannie Allen Gaskin.
president: Mrs. II. c. Lowry. pub
licity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

dIllCS
our congratulations 10 httle
Isaac Mcdonald. who celebrated MS
-oGTih birthday last Sunday Win a
marry al the home on Baldwin road.
The MeDonalds plan to enter their
son in 81. Thomas school, the com
ing Fall. Last Wednesday, Mrs.
kenneth wagner OF Hill street, en-
,ertained the members OF the
N,ehtingales. their husbands. sweet
hearts and friends. Also on We'd
nesday, the Harriet Beecher stowe
club gave a siork shower Tor
Mrs. John Morton AZ the Dunbar.
There was A bingo party with the
nrsf prize going 10 Mrs. CLIFFORD
Carter and the BOBBY 10 Mes Mae
Turner, and poi-luck supper.
4 very elaborate and delightful
surprise birthday party was given
Harold Runth by Mrs. Mary Beck
,ey A. the home Q; The Thcmases on
green street. The table was as
pretty as any have ever seen and
the arrange menis were near per
feet. Gres,e included Mr.. and
Me. Mitchell. Mrs. Washington.
Mrs. Laura Reynolds and Messrs.
Dorier and Maxwell. Of Detroit; Mr..
and Mrs. william Monamus. Mr..
and Mrs. wallace franklin. Mr.. and
Nrs. Leroy Swayne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Johrson. Mr and Mrs. Cliff
ford Carter. Nr. ard Mrs. Baron
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs Cedric Nor
us. Mrs. Arts Woods, Mrs. +.
Haynle. Miss Sadie Caldwell and
sanford Mckinney. After the sing
ing q. HAPPY Birthday on the
surprise entrance Ct the guest
q. honor. game we're played and
pictures were taken. after which a
delightful BUFFET unch var served.
Two OF the guests we're members
O., the Tribune s'af IN Detroit Ms.
M.tche.l and Ms Reynolds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Among The Students

A Pyramid club o, The Jniver-
siiy ofsMlchiean students was Of
fcialy formed a; he past meet
Ing O, Tie Delta Sigma Theta so
ror'y a, The YWCA IN Detroit
MaFta 49, An inspiring installs-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Our Sympathy To

Mrs Myrtle whitman. who has
the measles and James Carr. who
is IN bed 1i;h the chicken pox.
Las, Thursday. Mrs. Cora Slmp-
kins entertained Mrs. Cromwell.
Mic Hunter and Mr.. and Mrs Mills
al the ihesier party a. the new
State 'heater. following the waffle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

New that Bigger has met his
employer and been given the
job ~ the Dalton's chauffeur
what will be his reactions and
what new experience will he
encounter in this new job,
VIII his unfounded hatred for
Mary Dalton lead 10 further
eompilcaiionsl Will she. In any
way cause him 10 lose his jobl
For further intriguing de,el.
opmenis IN the Lie of This Negro
yonih follow each succeeding
iBstailment In yonr home town
newspaper, The Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
FLINT news
By FLORA IALBERI
Oulnn Chapel

a tea AZ the home OF the president
r. T. Can't. 3os Twelfth street
SUNDAY. April Il from , 10 s pm
DR.. Walter A Glider, Senlol
choir. Gospel chorue and members
Will worship al Bethel AME church
saginaw. Mich. sunday, March 70
az pm.
Special services W.. be held a.
Quinn chapel AME church Pain
SUNDAY. The Rev. :. :. Harris. pas
Tor o. -. Paul. Southwest Detroit
vii preach a. the morning and
evening services. Special musk
Siil be furnished by the Senior
Junior choirs and Go-pel cho.us-
The Young Women q Qulnn
Chapsi CLUB wi. meet a. the home
o. Mes Alfredo c0chfane 2e-s
CROKER street. Wednesday April
: al pm.
: smith Is confined 20 Is home
al So Dartmouth street
Good Fs!csy union services will
Be held a; Nj Olive Baptist church
with the Rev A. DAVIS as pE.ncl-
%. speaker Mas!c VII oe slsn.sh-
81 os the Senicr ohoirs o, At Olive,
Bethel NJ and Quinn chapel Sew
lese W. begin al - noon
The Lulgsti0 Arts GLIB VI. NEE,
a. tie bone o. Mrs y. Freeman,
5lsE NintA street Tuesday March
81 a. pm.
TIE senior cho.. Of Vernon Chap
= ANE church Is having what Is
aalHa as Wax Around ri
Cay March g. starting a; TIE
laL4eh o5.e - John street
sunday March - nj. begin he
ssselfeeu'h anniversary o. Vernon
cage ANE cal!e1. ~AlA c,oees
Va : - vth ne RI Rev. JOAN A.
G.eEg An DID, bishop a. the
g-e>. ~ acnes TIE Rev. l. l.
i-aaF2nce j. ,he success.-. pastor.
T.. J j. leach. one @. iae MOS,
tstsAliLz Goe,ogs q. ae city. is
e1sec'iag - 20 - 10, sp.!nzs FOR
~ --Ie. dec .e.i TIE doctor r
exTt .rg q epe-a ,~o SEEKS
kr.tllr lass AZ =, john stree.
rtnts- uss crzaalz.t ty Ms. O.
Broadway w..A zen r. ard TWO
Joys O1.ters B.sIs Brady
3 s..fs- G@1sT..y- Ggat. wee
..es 341 Iioro.Ay Alair. ssS%.ant
.ec eta-y kaH..rx cf1sztsse. Wv
ar u4.- Ea1sb~,a Rsayss AID
T1esra bsoa1 We are glad 20
ne ne yci4lte.s service o!
Nts. R.isrA Cs.tis a. k1itt.1g H.
.--4c,1t
ts0u 4usss.s Ct1H 80. = csrzr.z-
~ rsr ~ .at0 Bone messing
lass N1Esr svsr .s. Feb. . a.
re non- @. Mte. iona Taylor. sit
usz+y stree These classes VII
- h4.s =. Ms. Tsy.ofs .as
.trs c re c8-rss. O-itsrs a.
,a4 ease N-s Frec Thomas ser.
N-s vs. y. NfGss. su-r.y
.nar Ms. ID Roadway. vab-
ras raaa AID N-s. perm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

snor, .r'egtsi Q, silence. Bigges
wished he a.. had lot said any
fa!ng sbol, unions Maybe he
would 10; be hissd nov or 3.
hired. maybe DC would be fred soon
8, she Kept sc;lng lke that. He
had resss eeen anyone lite - be-
fore Sae was no. biz the way be
had imagined she would Be.
On Mary Mr. Dalton called
Yes FatAs Bigg4r heard her
srswes ,som ,as hallway
~ Dsl.cn scse and ,es- he room.
i;e "a, s,ii. lsfen ~ Orce or
i~.rs n thought De heard the g.ri
laugh but BIZ Was no, sure The
css. fa.aE 10 -ol.d 90 vas 10 leave
that crazy sir. s.cne H4 asc heard
s5o-' unions A DO H.-- u1.ons
snl ccmml- So we're .nkec he
relaxed .tf.e r1+- s;i-sr<d u hen
~ heard " IL foa sax back IN
% tie so-n cess y. ne wh.--
nan ss' oel "a i-s cess and picked
- he sa7sr snc ooks1 =. K 2 =
.erg s-s1e@ asFer ws'rhec hin
ey.s kceE fnst
~ 2sper. L. MS
res 1e se- trs tr4zy El4l- Nsy-
NJ 81 t1.rn ess 81 .ucg 10, 20
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

a things. There vas "a organs
conviction IN him that ias Vas ih'
way white folks wanted aim 20 b
when IN thslr presence none nas
ever tod I'm Rat ia So MAJ,
words, but tneis name had lac'
him feel thai faev DID he laid th'
cap down. noticing TIA, ~ lka4ioE
vss watching hin closely. hayo'
20 vas 10, se,.ng f!gn,, Gcge4n
Clrnsfy. m searched 'o- ;as "a.
ps- he coUa no; fnd K a. rys'
ard he ,slf rsl.e- lgol g say =, me-
n ng Tor az < e .o1E
Il had = Tsslt here q ~ YES
rocke. ~ m-mhied.
Take your 'ne
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Re csrw zee psrs- 'o-a + -as
cr41pisd and so.isc. Ns-yc.s.y -
s,raiEn-snst !, or sae 1s---- =
70 ~ nzlon he dag 1y re very
rosn1
"a. rzh, roz ss3 81 nsr
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