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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

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None should be more than 200 words
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

crackers after removing from
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Mrs. Herman Kalb,
Hartford, s. ID.
(Mrs. Kalb. your cheese crackers
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
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THE Ice.cONDnoNED REFRIGERATOR

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MAKE SOME COOKIES FOR THEIR LUNCH BASKETS

S5s EIGHTH AVENUE. NEw YoRk CRY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05
Urban League Youths
Council to Honor Mill
City Graduates June II

Wednesday, will afford an oppor-
tunity for the relatives and friends
of 1912 graduates and the general
public to pay their respects to these
young people, many of whom have
achieved distinction in literary,
athletic and scholastic activities.
1t is also a fine opportunity, they
added, for the "old grads" to give
their moral support to the civic eff
forts of the younger generation.
All graduates of South, Central,
North, Patrick Henry, West, Roose-
welt, Vocational are especially
urged to attend. Special mention
will be made of the school having
the largest representation.
The price of dinner will be fifty
cents. Tickets can be secured from
members of the Planning Commit
tee, the Urban League office or
the Phyllis Wheatley House. There
was an attendance of $50 people
at the dinner last year. 1t is ex-
pected that more than 200 will be
present at this years banquet.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05

Miss Betty Johns, Executive Sec
rotary, University Branch of the
Y. W. C. A; John F. Thomas, Area
Personnel Director, n. Y. A; and
Dean NJ. Sehweickhard, Assistant
Superintendent of Minneapolis
Schools, will be the speakers at the
second annual banquet hOnOring
Mill City high school graduates
Friday, June IL, $50 p. m, Phyllis
Wheatley House. The banquet will
be sponsored by the Minneapolis
Urban League Youth Council.
An interesting and inspiring pro-
gram is being planned by the Com
mittee on Arrangements, members
of which are as follows: Lorraine
Curry, general chairman; Odessa
Ash, Henry Franklin, Louise Walk
er, Marian Smith, Grace Hender-
son, Marjorie Thompson, Stanley
Mcconnell, Lillian Schofield, Vir-
ginia Lane, Earline Williams, De-
lores Bantam, Ernestine Landers,
Rosemary Pettiford, Andrea Skin
ner, Lucille and'Lorraine Shivers.
This affair, the committee said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05
TWIN TOWN TALK

Leavings or excerpts from a re-
lief Investigators notebook:
I'm answer to your letter, l gave
birth to a boy weighing eleven
pounds. l hope this is satisfac-
tory"
my husbands projects were cut
off three weeks ago and l have not
been able to get relief since"
"YOu have changed my girl to
a boy. Does this make any differ
ence?"
II have no children as my hus-
band is a truck driver and works
days and nights. When do l get
relief"
IN accordance with instructions,
l have given birth to twins in the
enclosed envelope"
"Sir: 1 am enclosing my mar
riage certificate and my two chill
dren, one of which is a mistake as
you can see."
please send a double bed as the
one you sent was a single one and
my wife and children have to sleep
on the floor"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05
TaylOr's Musical Strings
Organized in 1910

One of the most unique and I'M
usual musical aggregations known
is the Taylor's Musical Strings,
composed of twelve girls and or
ganized in 1910. 1t is a string en-
semble and the instructor, the in
struments, music and uniforms are
financed by the sponsors, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Taylor.
This group has played many en-
gagements in the Twin Cities and
has been aired over Station WMIN.
Profits from the performances are
given the children in defense
stamps, encouraging them to save
and at the same time be of service
to the country.
In connection with the presenta-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05

NJ. W.: Right now I am in need
of your kind assistance. Ny hus-
band and I have been married
about three years and we were get
ting along fine. He met a woman
with lot of money and he fell for
her. 1 love him so hard and want
to get him back home.
Ans: Give him enough rope and
he will hang himself before he gets
through with her. Talking and
pleading with him wouldn't do any
good. Fact is, don't let him know
you are too concerned about his
being gone. He's weakening now,
else he wouldn't insist on calling
you on the phone so regularly.
Your mans getting fed up with his
bargain. Sit tight and watch him
come dragging in like a lost chick
en- some evening very soon.
NJ. C. R.: 1 haven't seen my
father in six years. I have a dar-
ling stepmother and a sister ten
years old. would like to go to live
with them. Would it be best to go
there or remain where l am?
Ans: A temporary change would
prove very pleasant. Your step
mother has her hands full looking
out for your sister and herself &.
if you want to visit with her for
the summer you must find work
when you get there. Your aunt has
been like a mother to you these
past six years, now that you are
out of school and able to work,
don't leave her permanently. Spend
your time between the two of them.
D. B.: Shall l continue to go
with the Mexican, he is not the
type of man for me but yet there
is something that keeps me from
quitting him. 1 want to settle down
and be a good wife to some man.
What should I do?
Ans: If you do not intend to
mean anything in the life of the
man you mentioned, do not con-
tinue to string him along. He's
been too kind and cOnsiderate for
you to take advantage of him. AS
long as you let him mOnOpOlize all
of your time, you won't be able to
meet other fellows. Therefore
spend less time with him and try
to encourage the new friend you
have just met.
E. W. E.: Tell me what to do
about my renters. A man and his
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05
NuMaN UtlHI@ :. ~
by AISLE WALLACE SERVICE

wife rent from me, he has a good
job making good money. Why is
it that she pays me a little dab at
time and never pays me up?
Ans: She knows you will let
her get by with it and she doesn't
make any effort to pay the rent
as it falls due. Places for rent
are scarce around your district.
Tell your renters that you expect
your rent on time in the future or
you will have to get renters in
your place who can pay their rent.
A good scare is all they need to
make them pay up.
C. B.: I'm madly in love with a
young man 1 have been going with
for six months. Gosh, but he's
pretty swell looking. Has a good
job, and tries to be somebody.
Everytime l get around him l
want to tell him how much 1 love
him, sometimes l do. If l try to
kiss him, he will push me away.
Last night when he was here l
Rugged him and he grabbed me and
kissed me too. He said "you're
so d sweet" and left me stand
ing there. What can 1 do to make
him take me more seriously?
Ans: You've done enough .
he knows just how you feel for he
is experiencing the same jittery
feeling you are but he is wise
enough to handle the situation as
it should be. Don't push the boy
too fast save those kisses and
warm affectiOnate embraces until
after you visit the preacher. You
have that boy running around in
a daze it won't be long before
you have him for your very own.
C. W.: 1 am in high school and
trying to finish my education. My
mother and father live in the coun-
try and I want them to move in
town where 1 can finish my train
ing. Tell me how to get them out
of the country?
Ans: They have no intention
whatever of moving to the city.
You and your people, are dependent
upon the farm for your living and
they can't afford to pick up and
leave just to please you. Make
your arrangements to board in the
city with some reliable family I'M
til you finish your training. They
will readily agree to this idea.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05

Sunny broom kitchenette apart
ment. Furnished. 1919 Fifth St.
North.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05

ton of this ensemble sponsors may
engage the use of the new sound
motion picture equipment and Sc
lect a picture of their liking.
On Tuesday, June 9, at 500
p. M, pictures will be shown at
Pilgrim Baptist Church in Fellow
ship Hall. The feature show will
be THE Life of DR.. Carver" the
Negro scientist, and THAT Man
Sampson" both films of our group.
A news reel, a Mother Hubbard
Cartoon and a Travelogue of MeM-
CO will also be shown. There will
be no charge and the public is in
vited to come.
Members of the company, other
than the sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Taylor, are H. D. Hilyard,
Frank Slaughter and H. W. Schuck.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05

$1,000. Lower duplex. rooms.
Modern except heat. Cherry 2511.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

your trousseau, she told herself, gray eyes
empty of expression Seven days ago you
opened the morning paper IL was a good
thing Mother'd insisted you breakfast in bed
It's harder TO faint in bed You can lie back
on the pillows and catch your breath and then
pick up the paper again. gingerly this time
still not quite believing as you read about
Bob Andrews clipping with that girl. -
Two nights before you'd been joking with
him about her she danced very close TO
your table at the night club Bob's blue eyes
were on her all through the act You saw il
But il didn't mean anything You spent quite
little time convincing yourself it didn't. And
then TO sec IT, in hlack-and-whitc
It's good being alone You can bury your
face IN a pillow and nobody can hear you
moan You pull yourself together and find
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

rHE TRAIN was crowded mainly with
FIaJuos in their wide-bruucd SOM
breros and spurred boots laughing and
Joking with the slurred dialect of Cuban
countrymen Among them Mona stood out
as distinct as an orchid IN a bunch OF tiger
lilies II wasn't just her chiseled bloudness
or the way her bones showed finely under the
white skin Of her face or even the fact that
her tailored navy -and-white suit seemed SOM
her among the bright rqds and yqllows of
the few women in the car
The difference went deeper, for the mood
of these people was gay. fiesta-hent and in-
side Mona there was only ugidIty She held
herself together stiffly knowing that with the
slightest unbending she might ny 10 pieces
like shattered glass.
Eight days ago you were at home buying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
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ment about Mrs, Fernandez. Mona had an
odd feeling that the name had been dragged
in' she didn't know why. But Bing's voice.
had deliberate insistence to it when he said
shes got that new man at the mill dizzy
and hanging on the ropes The DOPE He
can't see through her and defend himsef!'
There was stiffness in the atmosphere
tightness. Mona felt II and glanced up i'm
surprise. Fred's eyes were carefully on his
plate. Susys narrow intent face was like
marble, that couldn't laugh or cry, only en-
dure. Bng alone seemed oblivious Yet he
must have felt the silence and the tension;
he wasn't that nsensitive. He knows she
thought He did it purpose. He thinks
this Mrs Fernandez-But Freddy's not like
that! I'm sure Or am r.. L was sure of
Bob Andrews-once.
When dinner was. over she and Susy step
ped out on the porch to look across the star
lit valley where the bulk Of the mountains
loomed darkiy and cane train chugged
through the nearer darkness its firebox a
pulsing red glow.
TITS beautiful Mona exclaimed
II loathe it," Susy's voice was tight packed
with emotion. She clenched her fists against
her throat in a strange, frustrated gesture
In the silence Freds voice came from the
living room. g. going to have to stick close
tomorrow clearing that new field Bing would
you have time to show Mona around?"
Sure. I'd be glad to-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

you can go on breathing without Bob You
can even with a sort of surgical precision,
cut his memory out of your heart But
you aren't the same afterward. You're
brittle with pride now, and you're less
sure of yourself of the world. The only
thing you are sure OF is that youll never,
never fall in love again
Then Mona got off the train and met
Bing Frazier.
Not that she knew then that Fate, be-
ing a sly and underhanded creature had
set a trap for her She only saw big.
handsome man who called her by name
and relieved her of the worry that her
brother might not have got the cable, so
hastily sent, when she decided to get away
from her friends sympathy. The man
wore white linen suit and pith helmet
His blue eyes sparkled and white teeth
flashed in grin. 1t was a grin if any
thing, that pierced through the shell that
isolated Mona. 1t was such a friendly
well-meaning, defenseless grin.
Fred" she asked uncertainty.
"Okay!" he treasured her. "A cane
cutter nicked his foot. Fred had to inves-
tigate so Susy asked me to run up to meet
you. I'm Bng Frazier. live on the next
farm to theirs"
How nice of you to come" she muir
INJURED politely, oblivious to how tall how
compactly built he was, walking beside
him down the platform.
on sdetrack a tiny open car, like an
old-fashioned trolley, waited for them, the
iriVer lounging beside il.
This is Company line car" Bing ex-
planned.
yes, Fred sent me picture" Fred had
sent lot of pictures at first. and long let
ers He didn't write much now
The car ratified noisily out of the station
md went lurching past few houses and then
through the green cane fields In every direc-
ion they stretched, mile on mile. till they met
he purple rim of surrounding mountains Oc-
asionally a pntish brown gap showed where
field had been cut. At irregular intervals
here were wide grass-grown division lines
art roads Fred'd called them, useful as fire
freaks but they didn't do so much good when
he wind was high
Smoker" Bng asked extending a pack
&c Of cigarettes She took one automatically
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They swung on, past thick
CROWNS OF banana trees laden with green
fruit and heavy purple blooms past a tiny viii
lage, the houses palm-thatChcd and gray. the
yards masscd with gay flowers Goats grazed
along the right of way
When she finished her cigarette. she bent
her hand to flick the butt out beside the
tracks.
Bing reached across her. He moved swiftly.
his fingers closing over hers Excuse it," he
said, his voice imperturbable before her as
constituent. Should have told you This
time of year we have TO be careful" He
ground the smoking butt on the car floor
Her hand tingIed with the force of his
grip. I'm sorry. You mean fire don't you?"
He nodded. "'Candelan If you ever hear
anybody yell that in this country, watch
out! Last year Fred. =" His voice checked
abruptly.
What about Fred ?"
"Oh he just had a fire, that's ALL" His
mouth shut in a strong straight line
But it wasn't all She frowned aware of
an uncertainty almost an uneasness, in con-
nection with Fred
The cars brake groaned. Bng said, That's
Fred's house on the HILL" He pointed up a
slope to a red brick house, set in a llxuriant
background Of hibiscus and bougainvillea and
rank-growing, cream flowered trumpet vine
Il think he and Susy are down to meet you"
CHE then the two figures It's been al
- most two years since she'd seen that tall
lean one with the unruy sun beached hair,
and warm rush of feeling choked her 1t was
simpler not feeling anything, she thought Yet
before the car had stopped she was on the
step flinging herself into his arms.
Hi, Handsome!"
Ditto! How's the gir?" He spoke
lightly not showing sympathy here though
she'd stated the facts badly in her cable
Never better" she assured him stoutlv.
and made herself meet his gray eyes She
saw then how thin he was under his deep
tan. His face in repose had a strained look
Not over her. This was something that'd been
going on for a while
He raised a hand in greeting to Bng
"Muchas gracias, senior" he said And how
about staying for SUPPER"
Sure" said Bing with that one-sided grin.
I'D counted on it."
Mona turned quickly to the girl beside
Fred. Susy was unhappy, too. II showed in
the droop to her pretty mouth, in her haunted
dark eyes. Already Mona's pleasure in seeing
these two Swallowed with concern
Yet dinner was meal Of surface gaiety.
Mona tried to seem care-free for Fred's sake,
and she realized that her brother and his wife
were trying equally hard to seem at ease with
each other for hers. 1t wasn't tangible re-
thing Bling said gave her a clue TO what
might lie behind IT,
1t was when he made some laughing com.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
NALEZL $500 A RAT JE
zENE, JEZ JE UPUSTILA.

Ponevac Raphael Stockvis je
poctivym muzem, Gussie Sic
gel je dnes stastnou zenou.
Y dtery rano Siegelova sla
ma banku, S kn1zkou, v n1z me-
la $500, vetsina to pen1ze Ii
dovske kongregace Beth Ye-
Phuda. Kdyz prisla ma banku,
uvidela, re penfze j schaz1.
Hledala v ulicich, ale tobolku
nenalezla. AS "a 20 minut
telefon: "Je toto Mrs. Gussie
Siegel?" "Ano." "Ztratila
jste sunni penez?" "Jiste, a.
no., odpovedela Siegel. "Pak
pfijdte- do {. 1906 Garrison
Boulevard, Apartment A. ia
nalezl jsem tobolku." Siegelo-
va bez odkladu sla a v KRAFT
kosti mela ztracene pen1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
A NE VZDUCHOVY
PREPAID.

Kratka boure a blyskani by
la povazovana mnohymi Balti-
morany Ia nepTatelsky vzdu-
chovy prepaid. BouTe zavinila
ohen dome ma Middle River,
strhala ma mnohych mfstech e.
lektricka spojenf a poskodila
mnoho strom6 v dtery.
Matka a jej1 osmileta one
mocnela dcera zachraneni by
Ii z domu bleskem zapaleneho
ma Wampler road dvema zr1-
zenci Glenn l.. Martin spolec-
nosti, kteTi jeli v dobu tn ma
praci do d1len.
Muzi tito, Charles r. Hanna
a Richard HI. Henderson slys1-
&c ranu a zahlednuvse ohen re
stTechy, vesli do domu a vynes-
Ii William Peroutku a jejl dee
ru do bezpec1. PAX utvorena
byla bucketova brigada a ohen
uhasen neil hasici prijeli z Els
sex.
Baltimorsti zTizenci oznami-
Ii, re obdrzeli ma sta otazek
mezi pGl Session. a 7 hodinou
vecer, kdyz boure zurila nej-
prudceji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
POHRBY.

- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrbena byla We sire
du Gertrude Benda, dcera Va
clava Bendy a zesnule jeho
manzelky Barbara, els. 1906
Ashland Avenue, jez zemTela
We veku 43 rok1 v Union Me
mortal nemocnici "a. r1jna pc
kratke nemoci. Narozena by
la v Baltimore. Pohrbena by
la z kostela sv. Vaclava.
Pohreb vypravila firma FIR.
Cvach & Syn.
= We stredu, dine %. r1jna
zemTel pc kratke nemoci dvou
tydnn ma srdecn1 vadu krajan
Josef Sanford, 1916 Kentucky
Ave., We start 72 let. Povola-
MIN byl krejc1. Narodil Sc v
Cechach. Zanechava zde man
zelku Mary. PTinalezel ku
spolku Nejsvetejs1ho Jmena a
byl kmotr kosteln1ch won't
Chramu Pane sv. Vaclava. Po-
hreb Dude Sc konati z domu
smutku do kostela sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma hrbitov Nejesv. Wy
kupitele v sobotu rano, 81. r1j-
Vypraveni pohrbu ma ma sta
rosti firma Frank Cvach a Syn.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl George
Hollexy, manzel Elizabeth, ro-
zene Neubauer, z Crumpton,
Md, jenz zemrel We start IA
rokd %. T1jna a pohrben byl
26. r1jna. Narozen byl v u
hrach.
Pohreb vypraven byl re Schi-
munkova Pohfebn1ho Domova.
" nedeli, rs. rfjla zem-
rela pf. Ida Usklander (rozena
Carlson) vdova pc Karlu Usk-
lander, 634 N. Kenwood Ave.
We start 70 rok1. Narodila Sc
We Svedsku. PohTeb konal Sc
re SchimGnkova PohTebn1ho
Domova We stredu, 20. T1jna ma
Oak Lawn hfbitov "a a~sistence
Rev. L. A. Free.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
CERNOSI


Diva ozbrojen1 cernosi pre-
padli dive lekarny v severoza-
padn1 casti mesta a ukradli z
Mich $3.50 ma hotovosti.
Nejprve vesli do lekarny Mil
tona Feldman ma N. Gilmor u
lici a porucili lekarn1ku a dive
ma pomocnik1m odebrati Sc dc
sklepa. Kdyz tito poslechli,
cernosi ukradli z pokladny asi
$75.
Asi "a 20 minut pozdeji, die
vseho tit6z, prepadli lekarnu v
{. 1889 Madison Avenue. Pc
vzet1 asi $3.50 z pokladny a
klerkovi, Isadore Horvitz a
SIS kupujfcf zene, bandite "a
vTeli oba do zadnf mfstnosti a
utekli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
DIVA BODNUTI We RVAcCE

Tezce zraneni byli 1tery v
noel, jeden kapesn1m nozem a
druhy nastrojem jake motyc-
ka ma led. Walter Folly jest v
University nemocnici, tezce
zran6ny. George Amos, 25le-
ty cernoch, jest V Johns Hop
kins nemocnici bodnuty kapes-
MIN nozem V blizkosti srdce.
Manzelka jeho, Mary, Eat
cena, re jej bodla v dome man
zelG, {. IT S. Duncan ulice.
= Ma severozapadnf poll
cejni stanici odsouzen byl "a
lety cernoch, John Anderson
ma 60 dni do v6zen1, re nesl
bTitvu. Policista svedcfc1, re
cernoch ohanel Sc bfitvou ma
Pennsylvania Avenue.
= Thomas Luckord a Samu-
ell D. Williams, namoTn1ci, Eat
cent IL. srpna, re Sc toulali,
neudelali pry mic zleho, kdyz
stall ma rohu Baltimore ulice.
Mona, re nell diva anebo tri
drinky, snad i ctyri a tfeba pet
nebo sest, jak vyznali. Ale il
ste NELL penfze v kapse. A pax
hovorili, jak Sc jim zdalo a ire
ba nellbilo Sc soudci. Pred tim
to doznavali, re NELL trubl pro
zadanf a pitt. Ale to pry bylo
pred valkou, kdy tax dalece
byla nouze o praci a pax o to,
co delati?