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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-30
HousetDarn1ing For
 Mr., Mrs. Johr, Carey
Thomas Studio.

MT. and Mrs. Willard Carey of Colonial avenue, Oakyille, enter tained Sunday afternoon at a housewarming in honor of their son and daughter-in-law. MT. and Mrs. John Carey of Winnemaug road.
 Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. John Murphy, MT. and Mrs William VanLoref of Ansonia, MT and Mrs. Owen Carey, MT. and Mrs Victor Carey of Ansonia, MT. and Mrs. Peter Bova, MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Hilaire, Mrs. Anna Lee; the Misses Shirley Smith, Loretta Reilly, Louise DeSantis, Anne O'Conne1l, Rena Bowes; and James Sullivan of Naugatuck.
 Private Emmet J. Cannon of Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, N. r., spent the week end with his parents, MT and Mrs. J. J. Cannon of Vermont street. .....+..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-30
Weddings
Engagements
AssENZA- -GOVANELLI

AbsENAA-dUVAI
 Anthony Govauelli of Wilson street announces the engagement Of his daughter, Olive, to Private George Assenza, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Assenza of Union street.
 Private Asse1za Is stationed at Camp Forrest, Tennessee.
 No date has been set for the wed- ding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-30

Passenger miles travelled on scheduled planes in 1941 totaled ], ,492, 900 OOO0 = 8 30 per cent in- crease over 194O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

feline 2oIuns, iuenn 8eidsnaridaa
80riltg lib breitipuris por oie Belt
iteat unb brobt, man tueroe ein3i5
auf Die grndbrung bes oeutlden 8ol.
fes beoadt fem ,no bafiir riidlidtss
log bie belesten 2dnber beran5ieben.
bartholomew, .oeren 9orperfiile eben-
ioipenig ipie Die @orines @uropas
entleslide Not aur S6al, Itellen, tpers
oen iit nod Sen bon Srn. Waridal
geeebenen Tidtlinien at -belien nil
len, aber cine ne,,e Iuflase bes be-
riidtigten vHiibenipinters" miro oie
Griegsmiibisfeit ber Willioneu tpeni'
ger besiinltigten 9e,ttiden lhiuerlid
bebeben ,mo mag anr aataitropbe
fiibren.
8or 5tpei ssSabren fonnte GDurbiu
anseiidts ser Seimil,buna gnalanos
leinem Golf nidts in Iusiidt ltel.
len als ,.SbipeiB, 8lut uno Srdnen"-
Seute miiBte Sitler, tuenn er ebrlid
ipare, oem beutlden 8olfe geIteben,
oaB er linn nihts anoeres au bieten
perluag. Gburhia aber fonnte Sic
Soffnlng ansIprehen, baB ser oii.
itern Nodt ein beiierer Woraen fol.
gen peroe. gob lit bieier Worsen
niht aneebroden, iueoer fir England,
nob fir sic Ser. 5taaten uno sic
anoern Mlliierten, aber Der Odmmer.
lhein fGmpft nit Der tpeibenben
Na6t. lleber bas 2ano llnIerer Sd.
ter aber, bos !Sitler inlner tiefer ins
8erberben fiibrt, ienfen iidl o,utfler
iperoenbe Shatten, binter benen fein
frober Worgen liegt. ,"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

Gin Slieger, Der in $4,000 ooer
10000 SUB Sobe nit bent Saaidirn:
ablprinsen ml,B, fanu Sic fogenannte
Sooes5one ourbmeile,l ipenn er nur
Sen Ateln anbdlt uno bos Seffnen
oes Sallldirms beraoeert. .
Die Sooea5one lit iener Ieil ser
,u1teren Stratoipbdre, in Der Die 2uft
Flo biinn lit, oaB ein Vtenib binnen
Sefunoen bas 8eipuBtiein berliert
uno in elm paar Minllten ltirbt.
Die Metbobe, iider ourd oieiea,
2eil ser StratoIpbare binourh5u-
fonlmen - Die fir &alnpfflieger out
Beroroentlid tpiebtig lit - ipi,roe int
Ieronautiiden 2aboratorium oes
8rigbt Sielo, Dapton, Ohio, ausge-
arbeitet nn6 bon 2eltnont 6. 6. Yen'
roo at oen bieiieen aero-W -Webi5ini'
iben Serbanb beri6tet.
8enn ein Slieeer in 10000 Sub
Sobe aus oe,n Slusseug iprinat uno
ieinen Saulbirm iofort 0ffnet, 10
brauht er "a Winuten ba5u, bis auf
SEN Mufentbalt in ben 5u bilnnen
obsren 2uftifidten.
@enn ct ieinen 6allidirm erit ipas
ter 0ffnet, tpenn er 1T ben ,,oideren'
2uftldibten ansefomnlen it, 10 ent'
gebt er bamit bent 9obe aus Sauer-
ltoffmansel.
@dbrenb bieies freien 5aues bon
etiua eirer baIben Minute, muB ct
aber oie 2uft einbalten, ionit iit er
bel grreiduns Ser iiberen 2uftidi9'
ten betpuBtlos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
lpirflide SoIltdfeit als eine ibrer
Rarbinaltugenoen beobahtet baben.
@s lit elm 3eiden SET Civilization"

Der abbe Srancois 8oisrobert, ei.
ner ser iuibislten 9opfes bes II. Sabr.
bunoerts iu Sranfreid, tpar einlt
@alt in einer ariltofratiIde 8amilie,
in ser iib ser Warauis be SilIeneuoe,
ein iln9er Sreigeilt, ieines atbeis'
mus riibntte uno beraltsforoernb be-
merfte, ct leusne oas 9aiein @ottes,
neil er i'm nod nidt aeieben babe.
Stol5 ouf bieien @eiitesblit mar'
tete ser Marquis auf cine gntgeg-
nuug. 9a erbob fih ser abbe 9ois.
robert, firierte ouffduis ben iunsen
Aopofaten. ltnb iagte Oann itt larfa-
ltilhem Con: ,,Seben Sic, Warauis,
aus oemielben 8runSe leugne id bas
DaIein Sbres &erltanoes, ipeil ielbt-
ger o,td nod nid)t ltdtbar getporoen
if."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

&us Melbourne, AuItralien, tutrb
beridtet: ,,9ie Amerifaner baben int
aIlgenteinen Before Wanieren als Die
auitralier, idreibt Yrof. Walter
0surood in einem @rtifel, ben Der
,,Welbourne Seralo" beroffentliht
bat.
ySie iinb boflider als MIR, beibt
es barin. ,,ltna ib bente, ipir ioaten
6as sugeben uno uns beliern."
u5a0s man nit einent amerifani.
iden Soloaten 3uIammengetroffen it,,
gan3 sleih, Oh es iih um einen Ma.
troieu o6er sstteaer banoelt', fabrt
Brof. Wuroob fort, rio miro man
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
ALPENkRAUTER
bsk6,npft Hurtleibiqkeitl

Funktionale Hartleibigkeit (feh-
lerhafte Ausscheidung) ist oftmals
die Ursache solcher Symphonic wies
Nervosit6t. Verdauungsstorung, ver~
stimmter Magen, Kopfschmerzen.
Schlaf und Appetitlosiskeit, Ibler
Mundgeruch und belegte Zunss.
Seit uber 5 Generationen habsn
Tausende die an Hartleibigkeit litten.
Forni's AlpenkrSuter erfolsreich se-
braueht. um der Natur in ihrer rexu-
lSren Ausscheidungststigkei keit xu he'll
fen. AlpenkrSuter wird aus 8 be-
sonders erwShlten medizinischen
Wurzeln. krsuten und Phanzen her
gestellt worunter viele offizielie sind
vie SIENNA. Pfefferminze und Fenchei.
Sassafras und Sarsaparille-es wirkt
sanft init der Natur auf diesem
wichtigen wierfac chen Wege: ca hilft
der Tstigkeit dos Magens. aktivisre
den Stuhlsang: vermehrt die
Aus.cheidung durch die Nierens
hilft und beschleunigt Verdauung.
Seine Tstigkeit ist milde und doch
griindlich weder har.ch noch
kneifend. Sehen Sic in den SpieseL
Missen Sic unter den symphonies
fehlerhafter Ausscheldung, VIE oben
erwahnt, leiden und haben Sic anders
Medizinen eingenommen. die linen
anscheinend NIGHT geholfen habens
Damn schulden Sic es sich selbst. einen
griindlichen Versuch NIT Alpsu-
hSutsr zu machen. Alpsnkrxutsr
sollte auch linen natxen serade So
vie es seit 90 vieien Jahren Taue
sende andsre interchangeable hat. :
. FoRNI's HEIl-oEl IMMINENT
Wenn rheumatische und nsursisisohe
Schmerxen sich sinstellen. wendsn $40
dAs lindsrnde srwirmende Hsil-od IN.
das .chmerzstillende Mittel i'm Cebraueh
ssis 1855. Es brinst schnelle. willkom-
meme Linderuns bel muskulo sen RIcken-
sehmerzsn. ,stsifen oder .ehmsrxendsn
Muskeln, Vsrrenkunsen. Stosswundsn.
Vsrstsuchunsen. jucksnden oder bren-
nendsn Fuasen. Es hilft die Zirkufation
Won reichom rotten Blut durch schmsrx-
hattie k3rpsrstellen anzuregsn. Elm sutes
Lininent.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

pou 3ronobeim nad @r0nlanS ge-
ian6t ipuroe, urn oen SnieIbetpobneru
oen fatbolii6en @lauben 3u brit-
9en. 9ie meiiten Nortueser - oa
iie ii6erwiegeno l,,tberiid, iin6 -
n,ogen, Wenn iie ben 9. Oftober ats
GricIon=9ag feiern, sic Eatlade iiber-
ieben, bob @rieIon fatbolild mar. -
(Wanberer.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

Ser gebeime 8unofunt u8umdui'
Ide 8riioer' forbert sic Runanen
auf ben &antpf seaen oie Ruiien ein-
5l,lteuen mo ibr Bulper iiir bic lln-
garn 5lt iparen. uSeoer rumdniibe
Sfft5ier poer Soloat, ser in Stub
lano fdQt, beoeutet einen Offi5ier ooer
Soloaten iuenieer in ser Irmee, oie
nod 8uoopeit ,ltaridieren mug, iast
Der Huno funfienoer uno fiist biu5u,
6aB Sitlers Nieoerlase in Mlblano
liber lei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

257 gbelbeiounsen iu bier Stun,
beu! go geIdeben in Iusl.ita, ga.
Ridter @. 8. 5ranflin ertldrte, nab-
oem er int elmer pierItiinbieen @es
rihtsiieung 257 Gbeibeiounaen be-
luilligt: ,,8enn bies ein 8eilpiel bon
Civilization lit, bonn baben tuir''s ia
berrlf6 ipeit gebradt." ltno Der al
te erfabrene Suriit fiiete binsu: lin
iere @ir6en, Shulen ,nb lonitiaen
@r5iebungsanitoltet miiiien Dem 8ol'
fe biel einoringliber ols bisber Die
Seiliefeit ber @be preoieen.' =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
Gbarseu

"Nidt iuabr, gndoige 3rau, Sbr
Serr @emabl lit oob 3oniul2"
,,Ronlul? @rlauben Sic nal.
Gdlar uuo Rapoleon tuaren 2onlulu.
mein Wanu lit @eneraltoniml"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

Gin Sertreter ser tideboilo.uafi-
lben 8esierung in 2onoon bebaltp-
tete fiir5lih, oaB ipe9en ser grmor'
bune Seporid)s iotpeit 1868 Sldeden
bon SEN Na5is ermorbet ipurben, oar-
unter 81 bolle Samilien NIT 13i
Seelen, obne ltnterIdieo oes Ilters'
uno @eIdledtes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
Mlittpod, SEN 2f. Dftsber 1912

lIDIO 8edO9eH. NDer OQS UlHIroI OeE
Slagee tparb ip,nboliid fir sic Stro.
1ne bergoiienen Menideubllltes ,lno
Der i6mar5e 9alisman i'm ipeiben
Selo fir biele Minionetl Wenlden bas
8ranomal ser Berlflapung. Mu Die
flingen6en Hbraien, in benen bie 30,
be Miilion oieies 3eidens Der 8eoo'
luton eeeen @ott ,nb Sic. @eleIidaft
aefeiert tpur6e, tperben iibertont bon
bent @etSie bes aanpfes unD oem
Stobnen Der 8eripunoeten uno Ster.
benoen ber tpie ein Sobestal bonn
Moronteer 5l,m aaufaius ourh 8uB-
Iano ibneibenben Sront mo SEM
ssalnmer 5erbomter StGbte unb bem
= Medsen ser Millionen bungernoer
,,no frierenber ,,n6 in 4on5entrations'
lasern gemarterter Wenihen. Die ro-
te slagge nit bem eleih elmer @ol5e
rellenoen arers lit nidt MIR fiir
Nibtarier, fonbern fit biele Millio.
nen Mrier sum fhaurigen 2eibentub
geiporoen, tpie bie Slaaae Ser Nufae'
benben Come, 1T ser Sitfer nit
@eht ieiner eieenen Shopfune ber-
tpanote 3iiee erblidt, als Tobeslafen
bonn @elben Weer Biz gum ssnbi Ihen
S5ean flattert.
,,Da itebt er num- Der armc
Sor. -"
Mber: .uSinft ,iie al,dj, es fommt
bic Made. Shleid,t iie aud), es 1,abt
Die Siibne." Sitler ielber erfennt
beim &erannaben oes britten ariees.
tuinters, baB iidb sic Nuabern ats
ben 9riintmern oer alten Sronnns
nibt fiisen polleu 5u bent bon ibn.
geplanten 0au ieines Sal,ienoidbris
gen Reihs. 9ie alte @uropaburg tuur'
De bon bem iiber iie bintpegbrauieus
ben 5tltrm 5erihlagen, aber Der
uSiibrer', Der oieien entfeiielte, fonn-
te tpobl cine ipmboliid)e 5ldgge 5u-
fammenfleilter1,, aber Dor ben Sriim'
mern zines 5erltorten Sentiments
5tebt er ratios ipie bic 8auberren bon
gabplon, ais ibr Sodmut uno Madt.
aniIle geItraft ipuroe burd bic Ser
toirrung ibrer Sprohe. als er lebte
@ode our groffnnng Ser Sammlung
fir oie @interbilfe ~ininitten ieiner
@etre,ten inn 8erliner Sportpalait e1'
ne 8eoe belt, iprad er nit Der olten
1teberbebung ltno oen fritberen
Srot. 9lber ielblt eine1n @ortganf.
Ter bom Sdlaee eines Sitler mrBtc
fid sebieteriid bic erfenntnis oes.
g8ioeripruds 5tpilden ieinen 8orten
unb ser biiitern Birfli6feit< aufortn'
gen, Hno ei,t 1nterton id)lih lih etn,
ben nnan ebe6em in Sitlers &eoen
nibt eetpobnt mar.
.8or Gtalinerao ringen SIT.
Ter uno feline MarIddlle n,,ter rid
fidtsloiem @iniat oer eigenen Bolts"
qenoflen nno Ser BaIallen ,m Sein
uno geihtIein. Selbit ipenn 6ie Staot
fallen iollte, miro ibr 5all 81 ipdt
fomn,en, Inn Dor :8eeinn hes ruiiiihen
@inters sic &agne bon 1912
rplanmaBis" aum MbidluB 5u brine
geu. Gin atpeiter Binter at Ser DIT
front ideint nnpermeiolib i,nb int
1riibiabr 1913 itebt ser sefiirdtets
3tpeifrontenfrieg bebor - nad et'
nem @inter, in 6em britiif)=alnertfas
niide STRAIGHTFORWARD oie tatiddlid
bereits belteben6e 5lpeite Gront I'M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

Die SnIel Waoagasfar, tuelbe oen
Sran5oien bon ben britiiheu Srllp-
pen entriiiel1 iporben, bat, obidon
nur $50 Meilen bon ser a frifanilden
aiiIte entfernt, feline airitaniide 8e-
polferuns, ionoern Bolpneiier ,no
sen1iidte Naiieu. gs bot aitd feline
ipiloen Siere, iuie ite III afrifa por-
fonmen, NIT Musnabme bopu arofoa
oilen.
Ma6agasfar lit Elm tpidtiges futbos
liihes Wiilionsielo. AuBeroroentlid
tGtig liuo m6nnlihe ruo iueiblide
2aieu als &ate1iIten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

,,St. Mnsgar's Bulletin" erinnert
odran, oaB oer -erite @ntoeder Mme-
,rifas, 2eif @rieion, bon 36nig Olaf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

syaIt ein Ouseuo Nun6fuuflenoer
inn Witteloiten iett ibre oeutibe Yro'
paganoa in orabiiber Sprabe uner~
mitbli9 fort. SSSluner ,uieoer miro oa-
bei betont, oaB uGoolf Sitler elm
stahfomne 6esYropbeten lit nno oab
er nit oelu beiliaeu sriinen @iirtel
INN iein 3tperdfeu eeboren puroe".
Dummbeit uno Mberelallbe iino
3nillingsbritoer -- tuie aud Sitler
unb Wobammeb.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for the enjoyable house warming party and beautiful gifts given us on New Years Eve, and special thanks to the hostesses, Mrs. George Salo and Mrs. Peter Metsala
 MIR. AND MRS. PAUL NIKULA.
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
COMMUNICATION

CHILKOOT BARRACKS, Alaska, Dec. 22-To the Editor of the Em- pire: All of "A" Company, it's of- ficers and men, wish to express our sincere appreciation for all that the Empire and the people of Ju- neau have done to help new com pany get morally and financially settled in an entirely new environ ment.
 Your help has aided us more than can be realized, unless one has had the actual experience as most of these men are having, of starting out new-and now in war time.
 Perhaps the workings and nec- essity of a company fund is not exactly clear to you. but let me assure you that your generous aid has been vital to our embryonic start.
 Again, for all members of this company and for Juneau men yet to come, may I sincerely thank you.
 Sincerely, Evan Hill, Second Lieutenant, 297th Infantry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
JUNEAU h0MES
 ARE CALLED ON,
 SPECIAL PLANS
American Legion, AuxiI. iary at Work on Emer-
 gen1y Arrangements

Members of the American Le- zion and it's Auxiliary are at work calling at all homes in Juneau and through the use of queStionnaires are gathering information that may be useful in the event some disas ter affects part of the town, says E. M. Policy, Chairman of the Emergency Housing, Transporta- ton and Supplies unit of the Ju- neau Civil Defense unit.
 Some of the questions being asked said MT. Policy, "are as follows:
 The name of the occupant and the number of women and chil- dren, aged and infirm. Do you own car? Can any inmate of the property drive car? Have you any extra bedding that you could donate for others to use?
 Have you been employed or re- ceived training in any of the fol- lowing subjects: directing traffic, fighting fire, nursing, first aid, handling explosives, community welfare work, office work.
 Much of this information does not have a direct bearing on the matter of housing, etc, but can be used by other working units of our Civil Defense program. Please re- member that the party calling on you is cheerfully giving his time to program of preparedness and ask your kindest support.
 ''Depots for the safe storage of food and bedding, firewood fuel oil gasoline, tents, etc, are being established along Glacier Highway for emergency use. A central auto pool is being created with drivers, to speedily function if needed in an emergency. Men are being se- lected to control traffic should con- ditions arise making this prob lem. This committee is working in close cooperation with the medical profession and both committees can swing into action as single unit without overlapping or time lost. Emergency hospital facilities are being arranged in case they might be needed.
 All this is being done in. order that we may be assured that we are ready for any emergency. Ru- mors have floated about the streets of Juneau the past two or three days that are ridiculous. In the minds of too many, the bombing of Juneau is an assured fact. Why can't we organize ourselves as duti- full citizens in calm manner, trusting one another, and show that we can act as trained citizenry should?'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
First Aid
 Class 5tarfs Wed.

Highway residents will start First Aid studies in class that will have its first meeting at the home of Mrs. F. T. Sterling, 12A miles out the highway, Wednesday night, January 2 at 7:30 o'clock.
 The class, arranged for under the sponsorship of the AWVS, all ready has an enrolment of II wo- men, and Mrs. Sterling has an- nounced that men are welcome.
 A male instructor for the class is to be appointed by Dr. Courtney Smith, in charge of first aid work for the American Red Cross.
 The class is being organized by Mrs. Sterling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
WANTED

WANTED - Position desired as housekeeper, here or out-of- town Box 758, City.
 Subscribe to the Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
HEAR NO EVIL

BALTIMORE, Jan g.. ~ A man handing out cards reading, T am deaf. Please help me-" was brought into court charged with disorderly conduct. e
 He might have beaten the charge, but policeman dropped a 50-cent piece and the "deaf' man bounced on it. He paid $25 and costs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05

LOST-Bunch of keys on key con- tainer. Reward. Return to En- pire. LOST-Bunch of keys on ring. Re- ward. Return to Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
MRS. yOLLERT RETURNS

Mrs. Dorothy Vollert, wife of Capt Edward Vollert, physician attached to headquarters of the 297th Infantry at Anchorage and formerly physician at the Govern ment Hospital here, returned to Juneau yesterday after visiting her husband.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
HELP WANTED

 TWO drivers wanted by Star Cab to drive our new cab and meet our expanding business Apply Star Cab on South Franklin. Fsrnire Cla ssiffeds PavI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-05
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to, Nome. on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
Council Sponsors
Youth Panel Talk

Youth and age will meet in dis
cussIon a. the Lothror branch OF
the Detroit public library next
Monday evening, May 25, when the
West Side Human Relations Coun-
ell presents in a jury panel dis
cusslon some outstanding youths
Of the community.
Subject OF the panel will be
Bringing Youth Into the Com
muni,y." Scheduled participants
are Misses Morse Tabor, Louise
Caoule, Gloria Morgan. Cassie Ber-
ry and Messrs Daniel Jackson, Or
val Johnson. Duronza Reeves and
Ernest Pettigrew.
Mrs Helen Wright Garvin Of the
probation department Of the Juve-
nile Court will conduct the discus
sion. The public is invited. Ad-
mission il free and the meeting is
scheduled TO begin at pm. sharp
Agnes Mcdowell is president Of the
council
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
Negroes Excel
In Motor School

More than 200 Negro soldiers re-
Gently heard themselves described
as one of the best classes ever to
graduate from Motor Maintenance
School of the Quariermaster Re-
placement Training Center at Fort
Francis E Warren, Wyoming.
High praise for these mechanics
Of the Fourth Quartermaster Train
ing Regiment was expressed by
Lieutenant Colonel Richard T Ben
nison, ONO, director, who deliver
ed the graduation address.
All army officers assigned 10
units for duty in morale recre-
a,.onal and welfare activities here
after VIII be designated as special
service officers instead OF as re
creation officers" their present
deSi gnation, the War Department
announces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
PASTOR SAYS
MAN HAD GUN
AT TER HIM
Trial A d jOurned To
June 6 BY
Judge

The 'r.s' Of 55-year-o.d Henry
Preyor Of 2476 S. Antoine street
accused Of beng armed With a gun
with .nien: 10 use the same on
ROY juan Heroeri Bruce pastor
= a prominent church. vas sd-
Jaurncd uutl june 9 oy Recorders
Judge Arthur e Gordon this week
The complaint signed oy Rev
Bruce OF 52s East Ferry avenue.
against Prcyer was dared January
70. 1912 Preyer was placed under
$1,000 BOND.
Casper j L.ngeman. county clerk
was among those listed as a vat
ness IN the case O,her witnesses
arc Mesdsmcs Estells White and
Rooer,a Calvin Of AS f Columbia
street Mrs JGaa Het,or Of 2536
s.; Antoine. Ms Emma Lee Pat
iegS1n Henry Johnson %. sos EaS'
Monica m. David WalSer Of 946 L.
land: Mss Virginia Psiee u l4l
Leicester; Ruoy BLAIR Of eSl Wind
ef, sps ;mcn, seven. and Ms Faye
Bruce Of 52s East Ferry.
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NORTHWEST DETROIT

Fred stancil and Shelton johnson
W5!l have their staff Of wsrdens -
70 see that all lights are out in
Guiding street Lights Please CO.
operate with the wardens.
SICK LIST
Mrs. Wade Brock, william Nc
Cu,lers. Mrs. Henrietta Jones.
THANKS
The wife and parents OF Gibson
Anderson wish TO take this oppor-
unity 10 thank their many friends
for the many beautiful flowers and
condo ence csros.
REPORTER --.
William Fletcher is your commu-
nifty reporter, 2O747 WestvIew-Sst.
urday s pm is news desdline
That gets il, Mr., Joe,
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PLEASANT SUNDAY AT
ST. JAMES

Sunday afternoon May "a, will be
pleasant Sunday at ST. James CINE
church Yolande Maddox, music
bachelor, will present her voice
pupils, Among hose VINO viii
participate are Anuett Hicks. Eliza
beth Hurley Freddie Mae Cabber'
Margaret solomon, Wyle Mae vi
l.ams, Lula BARLEY Luther Harvin
the West Side Sight Singing class.
and George L. Knox The public
IS cordially invited
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lisms. and Mrs Ann Taylor.
CRESCENT SINGERS FIRST
SPRING RECITAL

The Crescent Singers gave their
first annual spring recital at the
Detroit institute Of Arts on Tues
day evening The singers held the
attention OF the audience through
out the program. and were heartily
received They We're especially
thrilled with the italian Street
Song, and "Romany Life" by Vic
tor Herbert The singers so pleased
the audience that they have Planned
to make their outstanding recital
an annual affair Mrs, Johnnie Gil
bert Reid IS the very efficient di-
rectress. and accompanist. John
uaffardor g. ,,,ar,a-r
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MADDOX SINGERS
THREESOME RECITAL

Another afternoon Of musical en-
tertainment was enjoyed by a large
crowd Of Detroit music lovers on
Sunday afternoon when Yolande
Maddox music bachelor. presented
her singers in a Thrcesome Recital
at the Detroit Institute Of Arts.
The program included Arias from
C. Gounod C Verdi. A Smith. 6.
Romberg F Atwood. Arthur Sulli-
van. Traditional Spirituals arranged
by F Hall and selections by other
great music writers The singers
received many encores, which
brought great enthusiasm. and in
spirauon. as well as entertainment
The personnel included Willie Mae
Ha.rsion. Mary Harris Essie Gun
bingham. Addie Miller. Laurence
Brown Charles West. f. n Ellis.
AVN Cray, and George l. Knox
Yolande Maddox was accompanlst
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George Penny, from Camp Gus
ter. visited his mother. Mrs. Cora
Penny of 1897 McGraw last week
George was here on furlou2h. and
will visit his home city. Chicago
before reinrninp 10 camn