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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Wives, Parents
Await Word
of Corregidor

More names Of Michigan mem
hers Of the armed forces were
added today 10 the list Of those
feared killed or captured in the
Philippines when Corregidor fell.
No Official list of prisoners or
casualties has Yet been released
nv the authorities as TO the fate
iof individuals in the battle.
LAST REPORTED AT BATAAN
Arthur Walmsn, the son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Rudolph Walman, 1000
Virginia Park. was last reported
at Fort Stotsenberg. Bataan. The
asst letter from him was dated
New Years day.
Harvey d. Wager and his
brother. Jock r. Wager, both mem
bers OF the 31St Infantry, have
not been heard from since Novem-
Der %. The regiment was reported
with Macarthur when he left Ma
Mia for Bataan. They are the
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wager
OF Mackinaw City.
Pvt. Byron d. Stockwell. sta
toned with the 4th United States
Marines. was at Cavite Navy Yard.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Stockwell Sr of Charlotte,
Mich.
PICTURES SENT HOME
Gerald E. Rae, air mechanic,
was stationed with the nth Pur-
aIit Squadron at Nichols Field.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
+. Rae. Hillman, Mich, have pic
lures that he sent home in his
last letter December Is. The pic
tines include other members OF
the squadron. and the Raes will
forward prints to parents OF 9th.
eFs included.
( Corp. Richard a. Woodruff, Bat
try c, 60th Coast Artillery. has
Dot communicated with his father,
Harold S. Woodruff of Jackson
Since November. He is believed
10 have been on Corregidor.
Pvt. Herman j. Stierheim, last
Known to be at Fort Mills, p. l..
V the son of Mrs. Minnie Frost
Of Vassar, Mich.
MECHANIC ON BATAAN
Roger M. Parker, aviation me-
manic, was on BatAan at last re-
port. He is the son of Frank
Parker of 2157 Drexel avenue.
Edmund j. Masser also was on
Bataan. He had been in the army
Snce March. 1871, and is 30 His
home is at 1888 Virginia Park.
Pvt. James r. Body, Is, was
hst heard of in November when
he was on CorTegidor. His parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. James Body of
&34 Brooklyn avenue.
4 Pvt. <. J. Eagle, coast artillery
nan, who was in the Philippines
q the outbreak of war, has not
heen heard from since December
. his wife, Mrs. Dorine Eagle Of
Es Antoinette avenue, reported.
Staff Sergt. Tasker II. Bliss.
tephew of Mrs. Michael Hans. .
1882 Hartwell avenue. Bliss has
been a marine for four years, en-
sting from Columbus, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
WORD AWAITS THEM
SKIN SUFFERERS

Free book by twelve authors telling
how simple use Of product from the
earth quickly released them from the
misery Of Psoriasis. Eczema. Athletes
Foot. Acne. Naricose Ulcers, Itch,
Poison Oak Address p. o. Box 6170,
Chica co Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Hershey Predicts
Shift Of z Million
To War Roles

Continued from Page One)
number Of men who were work
ing In war industries last Jan
uary /. We must double the
number OF men In the armed
forces by the end OF the year.
That means only one thing
moving some I2,000,0O0 irdi-
viduals.
I'm l943. an even heavier
load will be placed upon our
agencies I'm obtaining men for
the armed forces. The needs Of
essential industry next year i
cannot predict.
II do know this: In the days
ahead of us we must use our
over aged and our less physically
fit men and women"
Draft boards of this area were
back at work today. presumably
finding things a little easier fol-
lowing their session with their
boss.
! But General Hershey d d nj
really settle many of their prob
lens.
His advice TO his audience as
draft board members was:
MAKE your own decisions"
IT'S UP TO YOU
Asking them 10 avoid. whenever
possible, referring questions &c
national headquarters, he said:
Washington knows so little
more than you do about draft
requirements and the world
situation I'm general that It's not
worth mentioning"
! As 10 occupational deferments
he asserted that no man coulC
consider himself certain of defer
ment merely because of the
nature OF his work.
"We've got To maintain pro-
duction," he said "but we're not
going to provide a dugout where
man can he assured of safety
from the draft.
"In the last war, men who
worked in the shipyards were
deferred almost automatically
and YOU still can't attend an
American Legion meeting with
out hearing repercussions of it,"
The problem of dependency de
lfermentS will remain strictly one
for the local draft boards, he said
Some of the questions asked by
members of the audience. anC
General Hcrshey's answers, fol
low.
Q-Is there any advantage ir
Ienlisting, instead of waiting 10 be
drafted?
A-Under ordinary Circum-
stances, not rs much as Is gen
orally believed. or those chosen
from the ranks recently for Of
fcer training courses, SO per
cent were men who had been
drafted.
DEFER LABOR LEADERS
Q-What about deferment OIL
labor leaders?
A-The position of my office
Is that any government, business
or labor official whose work Is
found essential 10 maintenance
of good labor relations may he
deferred. This, of course, passes
the buck in good old army
fashion right back to the local
boards.
Q-IS a draft Of men for the
navy and marines in prospect?
A-As yet, the selective serv-
ice organization has not been
called upon to furnish men for
any service other than the army
but we live In hopes.
Q=What- about -caGa-tf- a
young farmer. unmarried, who OPP
crates his own farm, which be-
cause of the shortage of farm
labor, probably would lie fallow il
he were drafted?
Alt would be UP 10 the
local board 10 decide II he
raised sufficient food To make
his determent warranted under
the circumstances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
FAMINE IN GREECE

The Red Cross cannon Scnu
money 10 persons in Nazi-occu-
pied territories and this greatly
idistresSeS countless millions who
have such trust in the organlLa
ton.
George ArgeropouloS, 1904 Nc
Nichols road. however, will prob
ably GO back to the Red Cross to
answer the plea of Panos Argero-
pouloS who cabled from Athens:
I'm in very great need. DO
YOUR best 10 send me anything
YOU can so rs not 10 die from
famine. Write to your father-in-
! law to give me some oil. He's
rich. I'm starving"
The Red Cross was loathe in
deed 10 be the bearer OF the news
received by George Keramaris, ia
Erskine street. From KostaS Pl-
mcnidcS at Aretyon Hospital IN
Athens. came:
II lost my two feet i'm the
war. l am still in the hospital.
Please send money. l hope you
are we'll"
One of the brighter messages
came to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
SkolaS. 1920 Harper. who received
word from their brother, TaslS
klniniS in Athens. this week.
ONE CHEERFUL MESSAGE
Dear Taxi and Helen" he
/ Cahled through the Red Cross.
1--WE are all well. We hope you
are the same. We kiss affec-
tionateIy Taxi. Sophie, karin
and you"
Few of the cables tell anything
about tho war or what is happen
ing to property. From Belgrade,
Serbia. however. Milica Pavlovic
was able TO tell Zivorad Pavlovic,
9l7 East Kirby:
"The children and ] are In
good health. The houses were
damaged but are repaired. Come
back As soon AZ possible. Bring
merchandise, shoes, stockings
and dresses for all. Send news
through Red Cross. We embrace
YOU" The cable was signed
Mlica Mirjana and Anna.
WORD AWAITS THEM
The Detroit chapter of Red
Cross has handled more than 5000
messages since 1910. and asked
il4t--- trrrcS- III PRINT me Following
list of Detroiters who have mes
sagcs awaiting them from rela-
tiveS in Europe;
Mrs. Fanny Grossmann, 1106
Waterman avenue Marguerite Mel
son-Despress, 2271 Anthony ave-
nue; Game Galahis. former adj
dress p. O. Box 12i, Wyandotte
Mich; Varton Shahinian, 913 Ali
bort street; Anthony Bttiglio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

Every day at the foreign inquiry
office of the Red Cross, 2l63 East
jefferson, drama unfolds.
For it is here that anxious De-
troiters have been flocking since
1910 TO get some word through to
relatives in the war torn countries
of Europe and it is there that the
answers arrive. 1t is in war time
Europe's life line.
From Greece come a major
share of the short messages, all
of which are confined to % words
and they tell of famine and want.
Read one. 1t is from Constan'
tinos BaroutsoS in Athens TO Con
stantine Kafalas in Detroit. II
tells in old-world fashion OF the
death OF relative:
Dawn TheofaniOn Angeliki
did not wake. Asleep trans
ferred her home. Next day fol-
lowed her to her palace In
Elyseum> SOrrowfully kiss
YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
Get Happy, Cooling Rebel Fer
R.,rn,ns Cslla.,ss. - P..f Cor,os "A Ymw

VIZ itsPFy, Nvvsn'E Neu ~
Burning Callousss Put Spring N Ysw S,sp
Don't Rroan about tired. burning feet.
Don't moan about esllousss. Get busy and
give them an Ice-Mint treat Feel the COM
forting. soothing eoolness Of lcs-Mint driy-
ing out fiery burning aching tiredness-
Rub lce-Mint over those ugly hard old
eorns and eallouses, - directed, See how
white, eresni-lks les-Mint help. soften
them MP. Get foot happy today the lee
Mint way. Your druggist has Iee.Mint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Men, Women Over 40
Rundown, List|ess :?
Get Zip. Punch. New Activity

Don't worry another DAY over that rundown.
exhausted, lstless feeling Take os'rex-the
tagged out body which needs iron. yitamln b..
calcium, phosphorus. Positively AMAZIS new
users For adults OF all ages but ESPECIALLY
good for those past 40 when stimulating tonic 10
most often needed. 35o Introductory siIe Ostrer
Tonic Tablets nov only 2ocl start 20 get vim.
vitality and Sest for enjoying life. this very day.
For sale 81 al 5000 drug stures WHEREIN
INtou ~ al Cunninghsm's, kinsers. sans
nd NalCteen stote~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

lions where bland. mild anodyne mas
sage medium in skin fabrication Is de-
sired. One condition I'm which women
Tor more than 20 years have used IL is an
application for massaginR the body dur
Ing pregnancy !. II helps keep the skin
soft and pliable thus avoiding I'M
necessary discomfort due TO dryness and
tightness II refreshes and tones the
skin. An ideal massage application for
the NUMB. sfngiing or burning sensa-
tions OF the skin for the tired hack
muscles OF cramp-like pains in the legs
Quickly absorbed DeIiRhtful TO use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

1LAAS--------
I'm terribly proud. Two of
mine are In the marines. There's
William, 26. and Joseph, "a
they're at New River, n. {.
They enlisted. You should see
them In their uniforms! i Just
got letters from them this week.
They like II. Then my. 22-year-
old. he's Michael, Is nj Camp
Mccoy, wis.
GIFTS TERRIBLY LONELY
II get terribly lonely at times.
hut I try TO keep busy. I have
my daughter here at home with
me, and we want TO keep the
house cheerful. ~ first ! thought
Y could not stand IL. That was
when my first went. When the
second enlisted I began 10 I'M
derstand how he felt. Now my
Job ~ waiting. My two In the
marines have had leaves. and I
hope Mike can get home soon"
She smiled and tears came 70
her eyes.
at il Just that the house
seems IN empty without them.
All three were Hamtramck high
school boys.
Mrs. Mary PtasZek lives down Al
the end Of the block
Her oldest, Isadorc % is with
The 32d division IN California. Leo
q. is NJ Fort Mcclellan. and her
son-in-law. Peter Pinnick. - is IN
Santa Barbara.
HAS WONDERFUL WEEK-END
She mas had 4 wonderful week
end. Her 23-year-old Corp. Leo
has been home on leave.
When he landed in town the cor
poral found a big Surprize HIS
special pal Corp Charles Nenti
niglia Is from Camp Croft. va.
ION leave. 100.
The huddieS have been together
since they went into the army Z
year ago They'd Just been sep5
rated after they got their stripes
1t vas quite reunion. Tn,
+mOthcf has iWn more sons Nhf
may be of for war soon.
Newton avenue goes strong fol
the MARINES
/ In fact. half the street went ou
and enlisted with that serve,
months ago
Mr.. and Mrs Peter kolloWSki'
Edward "a was one Of them 81
did Mrs. Mary OlszewSkys Stan
ley. -. And Nj. and Mrs Ale1
I GraboVs kis 23-year-old son, Ale7
lJr. Joined AZ tho same time
! Mr.. and Mrs. Demski's son, Ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Lewis Told Off
Auto Workers Tell Former Clio Head Why They
Don't Like Him; His solationsm' AsseIed
Photo by Times staff Photographer

oper-lcttcr 10 John l. defense OF Lewis came in
owls Slbtited AN Earnest JOSEPH
Warning Plea for San-OHaa regional director of Dis
appears this weeks issue rc % oil the United Mine work
of the United Automobile Worker. ers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Two Homes Display
Three-Star Flags
on Newton Avenue
BY VERA BROWN

The hunt is still on for Detroit's
fightin'est block.
Can your street top the record
of Lillibridge avenue, between
Garfield and Mack? Lillibridge
has sent 33 sons off 10 war TO the
moment. If your block can beat
Lillibridge's. write 10 the Fightin'-
est Block Editor. Send a list of
the names of your soldiers. sailors,
marines and flying men. Canvass
each side Of the street and be sure
you get them all.
Today we present the case OF
Newton avenue, in Hamtramck. 1t
runs from Dubois to Joseph Cam
pau in the shadow of the Dodge
Motor Company, and Is boys there
have gone off to war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

He said Lewis would not sabo-
iage the Go because mo man
like Lewis destroys his own
child"
1T Il true" he said, that he
may try 60 correct some Of the
child5s mistakes
O'Hara said that Lewis tried "a
buy S5,000,000 worth OF war bonds
for the UMWs treasury. lie was
refused because of statutory linn
itationS but did buy Sl,100,00(
worth, O'Hara said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
SHOW SERVICE FLAGS

In the windows of two different
homes service flags bearing three
stars may be seen.
First, there is Mrs. Elizabeth
Madaj. who lives in an upper fiat
in the middle OF the block. found
her busy at her sewing machine
working on shirts for the Red
Cross. She stopped her important
work TO tell us about her three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
AnVERTIsFMENr
mpecMqa&&?
NJ Others Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort TO
expectsnt
mothers.

MO T II r r. s
NI FRIEND. an
exquisitely pre-
pared emollient. Is
tIaeftii IN All ronflI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

ApVERTlsEMENT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
cSuseScssu 3cssuxeSEsslreSS

potion donna %gruntOve eSkco pc
vedet, co ha jak bude."
Pan sc usmal, sahl do knihy
utrhl listek a pov1da: "Tu je
vstupenka, do prfzemf, budete
spokojen, stojf ctyTi koruny."
"Cakrys! styry korunky po-
vldate?" pro jistotu optal Sc
Skfivanek, zdali Sc nepresle-
chi, a podrbal Sc pri tom "a u
chem.
"Ano, ctyri koruny."
"Ha l%acnijsiho nemate nic?"
Take name. Naproti u ka-
sy mista k stanf a ma galerifch.
Ale to jsou mfsta vesmes dale
ko a vysoko cd ~jeviste."
"Ha cak - neslevil byste
neco?"
Hlasity smfch oval Sc ko-
lem.
"Zde Sc nesmlouva," usmal
Sc i pokladn1k vesele, ale pax
hned a dost ostre pokracoval:
"Mus1te Sc rychle rozhodnout a
nezdrzovat mne, hle, obecen-
stvo ceka."
Skrivanek Sc ohledl a vskut-
ku videl, jak "a MIN netrpelive
pfeslapuje fadka lidi.
"Tak 81 to nechte," furiant-
sky sc rOZhOdl a OdeSel cd ka-
sy. Jak sc otocil, spatril tn "a
sc policajta. Usmal Sc ma neho
jake ma stareho znameho a dial
sc S MIN hned do Teci.
Della drahoty, dyz Sc mu
lidi cpou, ha ty lfstky dou
zrovna ma chapacku. Pockam,
ha Use to pTezene. Esli nevy-
proda, dyt Won Dude jinac zpi-
chytfe Sc usmival de-
Ale straznfk zakroutil hla-
YOU a povida: "To Sc tuze my
lite. Nechajf radeji mfsta ne
obsazena, nez by S ceny hal1r
slevili."
TAX sou blazn1," vybuchl
Skrivanek v spravedlivem hne-
WI, hned vsak zvaznel. VeTil
straznfku, re nelze. Ale Wy
l~ehkomyslne ctyfi ko-
runky IDA Sc mu byt tuze ma
povazenou.
Electricity zvonek pronikave
Sc rozezvucel pc chodbach.
"Cak, to zvon1?"
"To spouSteji zeleznou opo-
nu. Ia ctvrt hodiny pocnou
hrat -"
"Tak! Zac1nat budou = ha
beze mne!" durdil Sc stryc. -
"Cak delat? Nam ci nemam?"
v duchu a posilhava pc
pokladne. Pred nj je tn chvi-
prazdno. Pokladnfk 81 tam
neco rovna. Ano, korunky po-
Ma tam penez jake til
SEX.
"Dyt 81 snad pTece da rect
ma neho este jednou,"
rozhoduje Sc Skfivanek a uz
VIOLA k okenku: "Tak,
ia pa? Nerozmyslil ste Sc?
Koukyjte, CO este itch lfstkd
mate, ha zadnyj huz pro ne
nejde. Dam yam dive korunky
do slova = co? Mysllm, re je
to bratrsky, tax zadnyj dlouhy
handlovani -"
Ted prikrocil vsak k dedec-
kovi divadelni sluha, bere no
"a ruku, odvadf cd pokladny
a povfda:
"Neobtezujte pana poklad-
Kdyz nemate ma to penf-
re, nechodte do divadla ="
"Coze? Co ste to povfdal?"
vytrhl Sc mu SkTivanek a furie
Sc no celeho zmocnila. Citil Sc
v nejslabs1m m1ste sve-
no mira. ia re nemam dive
Abyste ved6li, KIDD
sem. ia sem KTivanek z b.
rovna! ia postavil v Borovne
celyj stacion! - Sem s tim pa
p1rkem," a uz sc rozep1nal, uz
vytahoval re zanadff modified
nj knizky a uz i papfrovou stow
ku kladl ma tvrdy mramor ". o.
kenku. Rozpalil Sc zlostf, az
mu usi krvf nabehly, div re ce-
II ohnem nechytl. PTepocftal
pozorne penize, ktere mu po-
kladnfk vratil, ulozil je a nj
koho 81 vice nevsimaje, s hla-
YOU vztycenou kracel jake
kral dovnitr.
z ruky do ruky tam Sci. Do
satny no zavedli, ukazali mu
plysove sedadlo, ba i sklopili
mu je, kdyz Jim dlouho lomco-
val a uz Sc chystal, re to popad
ne obema rukama a vytrhne, a
by Sc prec mohl posadit, kdyz
81 zaplatil 49,.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17

"To Sc podivf Travnfcek, haz
mu Teknu, re huz sem i v diva
die bull! Sam re sem do neho
jake demG trefil, hani voptat
sem Sc zadnyho nemusil, hned
sem je poznal, "tesil Sc stryc
nespousteje oc1 s budovy a po-
divuje Sc, elm bl1ze prichazel,
tim vice jejfm krasam. Celou
dokola 81 il diesel a videl, jak
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-14
Pass Resolution On
Behalf of Negroes

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no - ,.. 800 ooo 80, ,+,y
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-14
FRAZIER TOLD
OF FAMILY IN
WORLD CRISIS
Gains Of Race Spring
From Family Life.
He Declared


FANNY pi"o'elnS Oh ''aaS are
ecoa0m.c, the relationship Of men
and women. the problems Of our
,.,.,,4. .,. f,.,.,, are acccntya,ed
---..... .-..
oS 'Ae present c''''S.
~. The fam !y should be place
where No..d problems are discuss
cd and the cn..dreu given a point
~ e.y a Mace where democracy
,-,......., =. .-...,,o
anu d way va ID '''7 's ''''
F otges-ln2 me Importance Of me
.a2)--S' Frazer SAD; All me gains
a race makes are lhrou2h iam.'y
TRADITIONS handed down through the
~. ~, "'''' y,.''' in''-' 019 VI ,ne
'''l'''s - u''i' '.'',',ou VI 80
49,. On -! e,'.''t, ','s So --.i.7
anu tu,',''li' ms "-7el'-' VI t,i15' a.
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,''l 50. ~ eU5oG - ~ ~ tao,
, .',' ~ '- a. N'''''u 1t wa VIC lam
'' D.. ''' S'''-N
a lamI'y ne sald' rs 'he cnan-
AoI thfouSh Wnlch IDEALS. Insplta-
dnna OF race are carried on ne
ADDED mat IN changing Wof4o
the family does not escape ana we
regard lhe family as soneih4h2
sacred ana "h4ch Goes not chdh2e
"i vary
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-14
| for
colds misenes

quick. Acts two ways at once, in
side and outside. Inside. medicated
vapors break up mucous congestion
in breath passages. Outside, steps
up local circulation in congested
areas Clean white Penetro gets to
work fast because it has base of
good old fashioned mutton suet,
made better by modern science, 1t
disappears on your skin surface like
a vanishing cream. Blended in this
base are Penetro's speedy six in
gradients, medication of tried and
proved helpfulness. For grown-ups,
children, rub chest, throat, back,
with Penetro, use only as directed.
Csc. Double supply, 35c. Trial, 1oc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-14
CATHOLICS ARE
UNDECIDED ON.
PROJECT ISSUE
white Is Right With
One Minister

The Catholic church in Mica gan
L. house divided aga .n,t itself"
=, lo,.. ,,,. g.. ,Ao ,,..u,.si,, ,n.
'''a' '''e 81 go ''''
was gwen '"S' "eeN "hen q oeie27-
ton from the Citizens committee.
after interviews With two men
prominent in the Catholic Diocese
learned tina. white is right. so far
as one Of them is concerned
Tive 5o,..s,os c.,,.5 on tho
C..,ol., -, -is.ors 80. r,,,,,,,or
~ 49, nsrisb;on.rs ,,,r, n5,b
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Tho go .,c,. - o..s ~. mo
vcn,,on ~ vcgrnes from, r~oyirg
ir,o sa.cy1,r5 ,yb,o ,a;obh-~
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NEW WORKINGS. Alice Hayes.
formc' New York City social work
err wife Of Inc Buffalo physician.
Dr. D l. HAYES. and Miss Flo 'cnce
Lewis. spent the week here at the
Ha.e. Theeesa
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EAST CHICAGO. Ind Lily ~!
hc Valley Chapter No 43, OE 5
VIII sponsor a ohitieriing suppc.
al the home Of Mrs Evelyn DAYS
lodge secretary. Saturday Feb. II
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Sincerely Yours
Richard T Leonard, Director
Ford Division UAW-CIO
Paul Ste-Naue. Chairman
General Council
Ford Local 600 UAW-ClO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-14

Negro Catholics nave been ap-
preached on the natter and s,ked 70
dcnsnd an open stand by all
Catholics but this group had not
been heard frnn as We 2a-ta- press
The delegation included Mrs
SnJWden Williams. MIS- Geraldine
B,cds1c Senator Charles Digs
Horace Bradfcld and Carlton
Gsines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

Both silky Talcum and
Eau De Cologne in this
romantic. ng-beloved
fragrance. Gift boxed.