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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
With The Fighting 94th

bats. Pvt, Timothy Jarrette is rum
ming around having fits. Seems like
the wrong dope must have hit this
column last week. Sgt. Paul Thur
man, the Castleman's Provost Sgt.
seldom gets a chance 10 go home to
see his wife, but when he does he
really makes up for lost time. Pvt.
Raymond Wares beaten path TO De-
troit ever so often is always 10. see
a different girl. Sgt Lawrence
Jones is being well taken care Of
by the angel-Hke nurses at the
base hospital Pfc Albert Reese and
Ernest jackson, last weekend, dat
ed couple of Kentucky State CO.
eds in South Bend, Ind. Sgt. Will
liam Mcmillan is a changed man
since his Washington furlough; his
mother-in-laW made a few altera-
tons, Cpl. Augustus Washington is
just too much that way" about
Ruby" Qnkster. Mich) It's Pvt.
Henry Patterson's poetry that cap
lures the heart Of all the girls. Sgt.
Clarence Finley's wife is doing a
good job keeping him under con-
rol Sgt Highlands tied the knot.
and there wasn't a single protest
heard Yours, Arthur Hogue
and Brady Carpenter
End Battalion
The Custer scene OF Romeo and
Juliet was enacted over the week
end by Pfc. Andy Johnson and a
Miss from Benton Harbor: she ar
rived with a bouquet Of peonies and
they suddenly left for ports I'M
known. Pvt. John tDoubletime)
Hines is so frequently doing Kl-,
duty that Mrs. Hines will not have
to worry about the burning Of the
home fires after the duration
Pfc. Woodrow Sales had one visitor
too many last weekend, so Hattie
moved back to the inskirts' of the
Big Dee, leaving Tiny Thompson to
take over, One Miss Mozell has
Pfc. Charles Smith lying awake in
the wee hours Of the night ponder
ing over future overtures. Pvt.
Charles Byrd is on the inside look
ing out as his pals, Pvts Leroy Co.
field and Eddie FELTON, seek the af-
fiction Of Mildred Duncan. Will
someone please pay a visit to Pfc.
Ray Staples; he is forever intrud-
ing when three makes a crowd"
Howard North has in his possession
enough around trip tickets 10 Albion
to last him for the duration. All
Sentinels, provost Sgts. and nom
commissioned officers Of the guard
be especially on the alert for Pfc
Horace Glover between the hours
after taps 10 'reveille' Gen. order
l0 Pfc. Bonnie Poe's heart lives at
1888 Chestnut That was Mrs. Craw-
ford who visited Pvt. Eddie Craw-
ford here. Cpl, Melvin Barley de-
layed from leave, is wondering how
Gladys Daniels is taking it. Does
any one know 10 Ann Taylor Of
! the AKA's Writers club? 1t is the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13

Lodge 724 OF the International
Workers Order is one Of two Eng
disappearing lodges in the M.ehi-
gan district The other lodges are
made up OF various national and
racial groups such as Hungarian.
Polish. Russian. Jewish, etc, where
the native tongue is spoken and
the national culture and traditions
encouraged generally Lodge IA
is located in the Negro community
and draw heavily upon that COM
munity for its membership, This
lodge. therefore has as its genera!
task the encouragement and prae-
tiee OF the best traditions OF the
Negro people within the frame
work Of progressive fraternalism.
But we realize that we are passing
through a special period in the his
torical development OF mankind.
We recognize in this period strug-
gle that The whole future course
Of the American people, indeed the
peoples Of all the earth. will be
by the outcome OF this
global war, Lodge 724 has, there
fore, set for itself the special task
Of bringing the meaning Of the
war and its character to the Negro
people in an effort 10 more fully
mobilize our community for par
,icipai.on il The war effort and to
hasten the final destruction Of Hit
lerism.
The Negro people have stake
in this war Why is this our war?
Because we are Americans-an in
tegral part Of the nation. What
affects America of necessity affects
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13

The NA.A.C.P. Labor Committee
announced that hundreds OF work
ers and NA.A.C.P sympathizers
will attend the Dance for Victory
at the Mirror ballroom on Sstur-
day. June 20
Prince Clark is chairman Of the
committee sponsoring the dance.
Admission is twenty-five cents.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13


As promised several months ago,
The Portrait Of a Soldier" is sub
mitted herewith. II he makes all
formations and details, he is buck
ing for stripes; il he doesn't he is
a 'gold-brick.' II he keeps his uni
form and person in a strictly mill
tary appearance he is play boy;
if he doesn't, he is SLOUGH! II he
receives a lot Of mail, he is a
ladies man; il he doesn't, he is
drag! II he goes over the hilr
once in a while, he is 'amenable TO
discipline; il he doesn't, he is
frady cat II he spends his hard
earned dough for laughing water
he is a Juice head; if he doesn't,
he is a wet blanket If he sue
cumbs to the charms of a beautiful
woman, he is a 'softie'; if he doesn't
he is queer! II he goes 10 chapel,
he is a hypocrite. if he doesn't, he
is an atheist. II he displays courage
under fire, he is an 'exhibitionist';
if he doesn't he is 'cowardl II he
rushes the chow (food) line, he is
il!-bred; IL he doesn't, he is a ma
mas boy, and will doubtless end up
in the hospital suffering from NAL
nutrition. II he likes the chow, he
will eat anything; if he doesn't he is
ungrateful If he makes frequent
visits to the inhrmary. he is riding
the sick book; If he doesn't, he is
neglecting his health If he likes
the army, he is an army drunk; if
he doesn't, he is unpatriotic. II he
puts all of his faith and confidence
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Work With Confidence
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

Work in Civilian Defense buy
stamps and bonds with confidence"
DO your duty now; doubt not the
consequence. Il is ours to prove
end develop faith, hope. and IN
derstsnding that We are the sons
Of God" and this should be our
FIRST procedure as American peo-
pie. With our civilization broad
ching INTO developing understand
ing OF the principle upon which
democracy is built by working to-
gether for one patriotic cause, we
are climbing toward demonstrating
that Gods law is operating in
times Of peace. and in times Of
war" And all OF the crue! oppo-
sites cannot change His law, al
though for many years a part OF
mankind seems to have lost the
sense o. the Law.
Now We are again gaining the
= gnihcsnce o. life in American
democracy. and cul,are, and re-
faea,en; is being mingled into the
minds Of all concerned. A con-
tribuuon which should be Of great
er encouragement, and new gained
inspiration that al. people may
work in complete harmony We
ell should do our dJiy now, and
fear no evil, political corruption,
nor dishonesty. which might al
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13

sleeping in another bedroom. out
safely. The fire department was
called, the fire extinguished. fur
niture taken out OF the burning
home.
Visiting In Indiana TEFWWUW
Mrs. Ozle M.s--urd OF Vinewooo
is visiting relatives and friends in
indianapolis, Ind.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Facts About EPILEPSY"

This most interesting and helpftl BopElst
will be mailed to anyone while tAe su"lly
lasts ] will send a free copy to ankpne " no
writes for it c N SIMPSON. AddfNs Debt.
MI. 1870 West ssh street. Cleveland. o.,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
WESTSIDE DETROIT

0EIZ NtUCWO0a SNgU9N
I school, closed q progressive yeai
IN the school auditorium on Thurs
1sy afternoon June 4. A very en-
PERTAINING program was presented
by the teachers. who had spared
no pains in preparing the children
for the occasion. The mothers also
presented their program OF the past
wear by informal discussions, and
pointed out plans for next year. A
delightful menu was served.
Those present included Mrs, Fitz-
patrick. president; Mrs. T. Viekers,
secretary; Prof H. H. Gragg. prin-
cipal OF the school, and treasurer,
Mrs Marian Cockfeld, president
Of McGraw school. Mothers club:
Mesdames Netiie C. Willis. Lillian
Grant, Verna Hicks, Marie Beck,
C. Wait E. Marosky. C. Gum,
Maggie NJ. Smith, Lillian Butler.
Hazel Clark Elizabeth C. Martin,
Mary Holiday. Daisy E. Lloyd.
Geneva Cook, Ester letter. Clara
Walker. Nancy Feggans, Eva Hollis.
Allie Mae Cochran. Myro Pitts, Bes-
sic Mckinley, Mary Lizzie Will
iams, Guy " Morton, Ethel Ash
man.
sojourner Truth Study Club
Plans Luncheon
Mrs. Soles Of Beechwood enter
tanned the club in her very invit-
ing home on last Tuesday. After
regular business discussion, plans
We're completed for a luncheon.
which will be given at the home
Of Mrs. Fannie Dotson. The hostess
served a dainty dinner TO Mes
danes Dotson. Harris, Williams,
Russell, Mitchell Wagner.
Mrs. Will Ross Succumbs
Mrs. Villa Ross Of 6403 died
last week after a brief illness. Fu-
neral services were held at St.
Stephens A.ME. church Satur-
day June 6.
Spend Weekend
In Ypsilanti
Mrs Emma williams OF Ironwood
spent last week end in Ypsilanti
where sha visited her daughter and
Fakes Position
Mrs. Helen Ellington OF $3.50 W.
Kirby, IS now working the state
office as one Of the
Jerks. She was called 10 the posi-
ion through the Civil Service de-
1ariment after passing success
'ul examination. Little Billy, Jr.
has a nurse whom he likes very
we'll.
Home From The Hospital
Mss Alice Jones, who was In
.ured in an automobile accident,
IS now at home in the Brewster
apartments with her mother. Miss
Jones has foot smputated, but
IS doing nicely, and has continued
in good spirits, and expects to be
able to return 10 Wayne univer-
sity where she will resume her
studies in the fail.
Mrs. Gibson Hostess To
Community Club
Mrs. Betty Gibson was hostess TO
our Community club on last Thurs
day afternoon, when she also acted
as chairman due 10 illness Of the
president, Mrs Emma Stewart.
Various kinds OF bombs were dis
cussed, refuge rooms, and coopera-
ton, in that which we all hope
will never come. Yet an agreed
that we should know more about
the things which are going on
around US in the world. The i'm
portance Of following blackout
rules were also discussed, and the
power OF prayer for our protec-
ton was well stressed by every one
present. New members who en-
rolled included Mesdsmes Rose ].
Julian Grimes, and
Benson Eass. Mesdames Emma
Stewart, president; Leona Carroll.
secretary: Bette Ellington, super
visor and air raid warden, Addra
treasurer. Our slogan.
--BeIier acquainted neighbors, all
for civilian defense and
Women's Auxiliary UAW-CIO
Ford Local 600
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Women's Auxiliary UAW-CIO
Ford Local 600


IA eaeH H'ee..As more members
are Oe-HS ehEo-Iea' anu more Ne
go women are coming m y wen
al SlAsea program lo' 'he season
ACTIVITIES VIII be carried OUT. NJ
tt!'-on classes "'t DC taught IN
oef tAe aifec'Ioh oil 'ne educauon-
al e,iI''h''.ee once each week All
women whose hlSoahos' OF sons
WORK ilE vac ora Mo-'I company,
aIe '''''cu 70 JOIN livery Secohu
'laay h'Shl Is regular business
ana every I.dI'n fI'udy hIeh' Is
regular social ineeuhs. DAINTY re-
iFesaihehlS ana entertainment are
enjoyed uhdeF Inc o'Eec''ot OF me
entertainment committee Bertha
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS

And look at The SiIrer Lining
in those Clouds Of Pain
The big idea is that you want to feel
better. When pain eases, your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
ance. So use something that gets at the
pain. C-azz3 brings you pain-relieving
help. Now you will feel as good as
others who enjoyed its help. Don't put
it off. Get C-a2a3 now. 6oc, 81 every
where. Use only as directed. Purchase
price refunded if you arc not satisfied.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13

Mss Alice Jones, who was In
jured in an automobile accident,
IS now at home in the Brewster
apartments with her mother. Miss
Jones has foot amputated, but
is doing nicely, and has continued
in good spirits, and expects to be
able to return 10 Wayne univer-
sity where she will resume her
studies in the fail.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
soiourner Truth Study Club
Plans Luncheon
Spend Weekend
In 'Ypsilanti

Mrs. Emma williams OF Ironwood
spent last week end in Ypsilanti
where sha visited her daughter and
friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13

Mrs. Helen Ellington OF $3.50 W.
Kirby, IS now working the state
employment Office as one Of the
clerks. She was called 10 the posi-
ton through the Civil Service de-
partment after passing a success
full examination. Little Billy, Jr..
has a nurse whom he likes very
we'll.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-08

Pointing to an X on the side Of his
plane is Captain Maurice Fitzgerald,
y member Of the First Air Force.
The marking signifies that DO and
his flying mates Of the bomber COM
mand have sent an enemy submarine
70 the bottom somewhere in the
(Cs~trelP rsssl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-08

c. P.,Phonep's'o
Pictured relating hii experience to
a fellow worker is Forrest Park, "a,
of Pontiac, Ill.,, after he had been
injured in an explosion inside the
Elwood ordnance shell loading plant.
Fifty-seven men are dead or miss.
ing in the blast Park said the ex-
plosion was so terrific that his shoes
were blown off his fet by its force
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-08

Commando leader Vice Admiral
Lord Louis Mountbatten is shown -
he spoke at . press conference IN
Washington. A veteran Of both the
first World War and this one, Mount
battsn q in the u. S. to meet Amsri'
can military leaders to discuss con-
esrted action aeaintt the sn1my,
Evening star., 1942-02-08
at Worthwhile Savings

OPEN SHELF BOOKCASES -. with top
drawer, priced os low os--------S1l.Z5
CEDAR CHESTS with walnut exteriors
priced now os low os-----&Z6,7S
CONSOLE TABLES priced in mohoeony
now as low os-----Sl7.75
COFFEE TABLES =. with inset gloss tops
priced os low
TIER TABLES Honduras rohooonY
priced now as low os------S11.z5
cHAIRsloE TABLES Honduras mo-
hooony, priced now os low os-----S10.50
KNEEhoLE DESKS D.. inset eother tops
priced now os low os-----------S4A.5O
SECRETARY DESKS Governor Win
throp style, priced os low os-----S53.75
BEDRooM SUITES Of pieces in Leeds
BoupoIR CHAIRS pillow books priced
now os low -----------SZ6.75
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING Kor-
pen innersprinq comfortable and good
both for ----------S39.75
KARPEk SOFAS severol artistic 18th
century styles priced ot-------S1Z5
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ottroctive with
cotton ''' ''''' '''''< s'"':;;S; ssSs.7s :;
KARPEk LOUNGE CHAIRS :. luxuriously
comfortable, priced os low os----S49.50
PUtL-UP CHAIRS in cotton and royon
donnosks os low os--------S15.95
COLONIAL ROCKERS figured cotton
tapestries, priced as low os------S35.50
DIkETTE CHAIRS f.. T.. or desk chairs, priced
now as low
DRoP-LEAF TABLES :. for living room or
dinette as low os----- -4ZZ.9U
Many Other Special Values
Evening star., 1942-02-08
American Industry Goes to War
American Industry Goes to War
Uses for PIostics and Other
Synthetics Increasing Quickly
Chemical Products Replacing Many
Metals Formerly Believed Essential
Eighth OF SeriesJ
Eighth OF a Series.J
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Stan Corregpondent.

WILMINGTON Del, Feb THE last World War night
of the iron
Since in human civili
zation-the pastics age.
placs are synthetic They entirely prod
the commone substances earth which
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02

Yesterdays Answer
a. Hot and dry
As Sheltered side
AZ. Skill
4s. Warp-yar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02
EMPLOYMENT

CUT FLOWERS-Iris. rock garden
plants. Mayme Panek, 56s Towner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02
LOST
Legal Notices


The Board OF Review will be in
session a. council hall on Monday
and TUESDAY. June Sth and 9th. 1912
from . 70 . o'clock a. m. and I 70
o'clock .. m and viii remain in ses-
sion at least two days 70 hear obiec-
tons and adjust assessments in the
tax rolls.
Further. there Will be no adjust
ments after the Board OF Review
has its sessions
SIGNED.
X. G. HOLMES
Adv 500 CITY CLERK
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02
EMBEZZGER FINED

Grand Rapids. June ZAP a
fine OF Sl,359.65 and Ave years pro-
baton WAS imposed Monday on Sa.
lem c. Eddy, 81. former WPA
music project supervisor, who was
found guilty last week OF embez.
Element OF project funds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02
cLoTHIER DIES

Detroit, June Rites are being
arranged for Adolph Finsterwald
Detroit clothier, who died Monday
in his suite at the Hotel Statler
after a long illness from a heart
ailment Mr.. Finsterwald had
been making his home with his
daughter, Mrs Roserna Simon. Los
Angeles. Calf, and had returned
to Detroit for a visit April "a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02

DEFENSE HOMES: s445 down buys
brand new bedroom home On
shady lot near Bomber Plant.
Ehman & Greenstreet, 40 W.
Michigan. phone 1887
TEN ROOM HOUSE. large lot. good
location, first floor. unfurnished.
Two apartments on second floor.
completely furnished II desired.
Good business proposition. See
Mrs Saltz. 7s6 Ford ST.
A NEW HOUSE. rooms and bath.
1855 down. balance like rent. 1865
Washtenaw Open evenings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02
Trailer Headquarters

KOZYCOACH silver Dome Trav.
clio. New Used Trade Terms.
Noungs- Roberts
ga +. Mich. Ave. Ypsllanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-02

AUTOMOBILES For Sale
1912 HUDSON sIX-quartz gray For
dor, very low mileage Ike new,
air conditioning priority headed
Inquire Postal Telegraph office, 2l6
w. Michigan
WILL PA CASH-for your used
car. We have a good selection Of
used cars. Hudson Sales a Service.
100 F.. Cross Phone 4l3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
US0 in Appeal
For Old Radios

That aid fadle. nut ~ sse FOR
years. that yoa never disposed n
because Junior always claimed Ne
wss sasne In rebuild n. ear ~
last be put to Fesd Use. n you
bring u down h any n ths fous
TAO esntlvs. iosh sna rernie.
18th and rsesfie. 18th ana rawcsst
or ~. soth and NJ. Tacoma Way.
The MA ~iIi pick u 40. put n w
Al condition. return n 10 ueo
for distribution % ths trccps IN
hlyouse areas
Guy n Haifour. In charge NJ The
NrA radio repair shop stated
Monday that the hoys wmssns
with him are 100 per cent radio
repair men and can make . radio
function M matter In ho~ poor
shsps u comes 10 them. nslfsur
aiso ssksd FIR any radio psrss.
Uso and MIA are cooperating
In thls effort a. the reaus~ n the
army. sho FEEL that rsdlos ara
invshiabls IN maintaining army
morale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

governments u The South
uest PAeifr made s~ars 81
the sraiesgue sham u sinEa-
pore and the periions nnps~-
psredness 81 Hawaii
what xss American shipping
doing through 1870 and is4l. IN
view of the nov evident fact that
IL wss not snssFed IN rushing rub
bsr and tin for this nations
trssicsliy small stoekplies from
the patiently oefsnseIsss hsisyan
region
in face Of the appalling susgss-
tiors 81 lack ~ coordination be-
tween the nations military and
foreign policies. which thss< auss-
tons rsiss and which ~efs side
stepped IN the Rob4rts report.
technical failures ~ tina HsNaii
local commanders are ssen pro-
ieetsd against a wholly lneredlbls
national background
The neglect 10 keep efficient
patrol. going. the Kretssqsss
non-us< Of the 6efectsf aye
tenn, the bizarre failure ~ the
FBI-fhess are the eiesnsBfs
~ . Grand GmEssI horror
piece not yet peresssed b. ths
Americas people.
But the declaration 81 a block
sds on Japan an uitimatum IN /
any mans language xhiie British 4
and American fighting power IN 1
the Pacific was - desperately IN
ready, Indicated q directive mis-
calculation - enormous that many
patriotic eOngreasmen dread ths
reckoning which IL likely 10 come
In the shape Of shattered public
morale. II the issue Be- not stsrnly
ana frankly faced !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

nor hospital On Saturday wb<r Ne
fell from q tree At hls home. frac.
turing two bones In he right fsre.
arm and slso suffering a deep
scalp lsesrrtlen
Mrs. John erst,sn al. injured
herself when she fell 81 her hom.
At Cromwell. on Sunday. ffsetur.
Ing her shoulder; she n receiving
tres,men, 81 ths dig Hsrhcr hos
pitaL
The snnss Of the Presbyterian
church ~ill Be the scene ~ much
activity on Thursday ~h.n the
Ladies Fortnixhtly club ~iii meet
thef~ fnr an afternoon ~ Rad
Cross sewing
Mrs. A ~ rise~' visited Mr
~ A. Adams Of sumner. hast
weekend.
The Arietts Community Guild
and the Westminster Guild viii be
the guests n the womsns society
Of the Memorial rr~shytsrisn
church on Tuesday afternoon 81
the social han n the Presbyterian
church.
Mr. and Mrs y NJ Perkins
spent the week end In Port Towns.
end, visiting their son and dsush.
ter-in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs Hafnld
Perkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Waconds chapter. o r. = siil
meet in stated communication on
"Wednesday evening. Feb. rs ct =
o'clock in the Community hall. All
members are urged IN he present
and members ~ me Eastern Star
are invited. Initiation ceremonies
will be held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Richard Meyer. young son 81 Mr..
and Mrs. r. p. Meyer u Rossdais.
received treatment IL the Gig Hsr-