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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

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iie miro nidt eebdiiig, nod tpenieer
beleioist ooer beidimpft iie> ibre
9dtpefter; fie perIiert aud feline 3eit
nit ibrer &lage. &lar 1.no iblibt
bringt fie ibr Anliegen nor uno ,lah
erbaltenem 8ei1eio, Der 1uebr a.. ser
Sdtpeiter Guniten altsfGlt, miro lie
tpieber niht nliBmlltig, fonbern fdbrt
rubis' III ber Mrbeit fort; es 1T ia Der
Meiiter, beiien ltrtetl fie :iitb ,nters
oronet. Anoerieits regt fid .Maria
niebt a,,f ob Der sdpeiter alaee; iie
,peib es, tpie iebr oent Seilano ibre
ftile Anoadt angenebm iit, barum
iiberldbt fie Sbnt ibre 8erteibieung.
60 tpirb bic 2iebe 'nidt berlett uno
bleibt oer Srieoe getpabrt. Seius ers
fennt &artbas gifer an, CT taSelt
nur ben l1ebereifer fir bas Srbiide.
@r betont es,A baB iiber ber Seele fir
0en 2eib Die Gorge fir oie Seele
itebe. .,.... -.'.....
,,Waria bot bert beIten Cell err
tpablt, ser ibr nibt miro geuommen
iperbe,,.' Dies iino Die beoeutunes,
tiefen S6l,1biportc bieier liebliben
GpaneeIieniaene. gs iino Borte, Die
70 pobl ont 8late it,to, ttrr in l,,t=
ferer 3eit getpiiroigt 5lt iperoen nno
oies beionbers ba, mo- in Santilien
iunge Screen iino, sic ltd 5um 0tenz
fe oer Waria I'M gpangelium berlt=
fen fiiblen una bas glternbais nit
oen1 Rloiter berta1ieben ,nodten.
@el6e Gdrnpfc, peld)e berbe 8riie
fungen miiiien gar oft Die eigelten
&inoer BEL ibren Gltern beitebe,1,
ipeil oieien bas Seritanonis fit oas
Sroensleben feblt, tpeil iie es ais
eitt 2eben oer Grdgbeit unb bes Wiis
bigeanes a,.lebet. Die Bfleeidpe-
itern uno sic 2ebrorben finoen aIlen>
faIs nod @ra6e, aber Die rein be-
idauliben Sr6en, ,,oies geidaftsloie
2ebe,t> binter Mauern .11nb @ittern",
erregt ibre b0bfte MiBbilliel,ue, tpeau
nidt 8eradt,1ng. l1no bo6 lit es
toridt, ia freoelbaft uno ,,nredt, 70
at urteilen. Denn iene Sdnoe, Sic
fid innerbalb Der &loItermauern ber.
i6lieBen, fin5 o,1rbaus feine trdgen
,tao n1iiBigen @6n6e. Mbeeieben bon
Ser iroiiden Mrbeit, 6ie iie 10 gut
,pie an6ere Menfben t,tn, Iieet timer,
Oh sic @ebetsarbeit, sic fie ibre Sdnbe
au @ott erbeben ldbt, NIT Sbn oa-
ourh gleibiam Segen at entreiBen
fit ganoe @emeinoer uno 2anoer.
statt iie aliosa1s eine trdse 2ait oes
5taates ansuieben, tpdre es geredter
gebanoelt BEL ibnen bas Wart al1
fuhen, bon be,n aus Iebenlpenoenoe
&raft i,1 oie @lieoer bes Bolfes aus
front. Dieien forttpdbre,1o 51n1 @e-
Bet erbobenen Sdnoen oanft oie 8elt
mebr, als fie 5u abnen bermag.
Benn @ott Inn 5ebn @eredter mill
len Soooma berI1o,1t battle, mas
6iirfen mir annebne,t baB CT ,tnIerer
3eit ertpeiit an 2ausmut, @nabe ,no
seeen, aneeiidts Der pielen, beren
2ebe,1 elm 2eben bes @ebets nnb oes
Opfers getporben lit?
SSn bieier 8eiie n1odte bas Sim-
melfabrtsebaneeli,lm at uns reoen
,no rt1s mabne,1 oen Martba- ,1no
cI19nr;n&4&,c+,s4 -, So~ to.% Mo4% IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Politics Branded
Sabotage by Speaker

Any attempt TO use the war
emergency 10 faSten upon the
nation a pet project of political
or social groups is sabotage. G..
Ridgely Sappington, national head
Of the Sons Of the American Revo-
luton, told members of the Michi-
gan unit at the annual banquet in
the Hotel Statler Saturday night.
Among the prominent Detroiters
and officials attending were Mrs.
Henry B. Joy, honorary vice presi-
dent general of the Daughters of
the American Revolution; Marquis
Shattuck, president of the Michi-
gan Society Of the SAR, James 3.
Bogner. president of the Detroit
chapter: Wallace Hall, member of
the national executive board: Col.
+. Marion Barker and DR.. Frank
Ward Holt, both and past presi-
dents Of the Detroit Chapters of
the SAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
OfS CAPTURED NAZl COMMANDER OF A LIBYAN FORT
Wild Shots
Kill Cafe
Owner

Joseph Lewinski, 81, was killed
today by blast from a 12-gauge
shotgun, intended for customer
in his beer garden at 1170l De-
quindre avenue.
Thomas Hall, 43-year-old Negro,
Of 11787 Dyar street. Hamtramck,
told Detective Lieutenant John
iWojciszak of Hamtramck police,
that he fired the blast at Harold
Barker. another Negro. just as
Lewinski stepped into the line of
fire. After statements, Assistant
Prosecutor William +. Connally
Jr. ordered Hall held.
Hall said he had been brawl-
ing with Barker earlier in the
evening and during the fight
Barker had attempted to cut him.
Hall then went home. got the
shotgun, and went out looking for
Barker. A half-hour after the
shooting, Hall surrendered 10 Lieu
tenant Wojciszak Barker has not
been located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Alvin J. Kuehn
Bakery Sales Manager S
Funeral tomorrow

Services for Alvin J. Kuehn
general sales manager for The
Farmcrest Baking Company. will
be held AT | 30 p. m. tomorrow AT
ST. Paul's Lutheran Churc h.
Worthwhile, and at 4 p. m Al
Peace Lutheran Church, East
Warren avenue and Balfour road.
Mr.. Kuchn was killed in an
auto accident Saturday. He was
39 and had been employed by the
baking company for II years He
was member Of the Rotary Club
OF Worthwhile. where he lived at
1894 West Six-Mile road.
Surviving are his widow. Doro-
thy. who was injured in the crash
three children. Virginia. Jean and
Phillip; his father. the Rev. c.
Kuehn. and four brothers, Leo,
Paul, Herman and Arthur
Burial will be in Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Homer B. Shearer
Joined Highland Park
Police Force in 1915

\ Services for Detective Lieut.
HIomer B. Shearer. for u years a
member OF the Highland Park
police force. will be held at 2 p. m
tomorrow at the Harper-Mulligan
Funeral Home. 1880 Hamilton
avenue. with burial in Evergreen
Cemetery.
Lieutenant Shearer died Satur-
day in Highland Park General
Hospital after an illness OF IL
weeks. He was born in Wolverine
Mich, in 1893. and came TO Detroit
30 years ago. The family home is
at lbs Hill avenue. Highland Park
Surviving are his widow. Hort
ence: two sons. Donald and Robert
his mother. Mrs. Mary Shearer
three sisters, Mrs. Susan Rowling,
Mrs. Beatrice Forster and Mrs.
Blanche Rowan, and a brother
Ulysses Shearer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
DR.. John B. MtGi|Way
Funeral Wednesday for
WeIl-Known Dentist

Funeral services for DR. John
Balm McGilvray, who practiced
dentistry here for more than 81
years, will be held Wednesday
afternoon in the chapel Of the VIII
liam r. Hamilton Company, 1878
CaSS avenue.
Doctor McGilvray, 50. died Of a
heart attack Saturday at his farm
near Rose City. He was born in
Ann Arbor and received his DDS
from the University of Michigan
He was a member Of the Detroit
Yacht Club and lived at 760 Camp
bell avenue.
Surviving are his widow. Nellie
son. Travis j: his mother. Mrs.
Louisa NJ. McGilvray, and sister,
Algao Sands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Obituaries
Elmer B. 0'Hdrd
BuriaI Of Former Dem
Leader Wednesday

A requiem high mass for Elmer
B. O'Hara, former county clerk
and one-time head of Michigan
Democrats. will be sung at 10 a.
m. Wednesday at ST. Ambrose
Catholic Church. 1915 Maryland
avenue, Crosse Pointe Park.
Mr.. 0,Hara was So years old and
lived at 504 harrington road. He
died Saturday in st. Mary's Hos
pital after an illness OF less than
a week.
Active in state politics after his
election as clerk of Wayne County
in 1882. he held posts as Demo
cratic state chairman, chairman OF
the state central committee of the
Democratic Party and chairman of
the Wayne County canvassing
board.
He was born in Greece, n. Y,
and came 10 Detroit in 1919. At
the time OF his death he was in
the real estate business and had
served as a director of the Detroit
Real Estate Board and chairman
of the Macomb County Taxpayer $
Association.
Surviving are his widow and
three sons, Elmer Jr., John and
Robert -----------------
Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre
Can1atarU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
DETROITERS IN CRASH

FLINT. April 6 A 4-year-old
boy Detroit boy. Edward Williams
OF 7iIl Bcechwood street today
was IN critical condition IN Hur-
ley Hospital as the result OF a
two-car collision at bort highway
and Hemphill road. which also
sent the boys parents and II.
year-old brother 10 the hospita a.
with serious injuries.
Edward has a fractured skull.
his father. Frank f., 40, A spinal
injury; his mother Anna 80. a
fractured right leg, and his brother
Francis, head injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
NAVY TRUCK CRASH

Two United States coast guards
men were injured when the navy
truck in which they and 10 other
coast guardsmen were riding col
lided with the car of Albert
Schremser, Of SEQ Lemay avenue.
AT ST Aubin and Larned avenues
The injured were Dennis Free
man, 25. who received possible
skull and rib fractures. and John
Healwele, 80, who suffered rib
fractures.
The accident in which the I'M
identified man was killed occurred
at Michigan and Helen avenues,
Dearborn. The truck when il
overturned spilled army truck
axle assemblies and aircraft engine
parts into tho street. blocking
Michigan avenue traffic for moro
than six hours.
The truck driver. Theodore
Hess, rs, OF South Bend. IndA said
the man waving his arms in the
air. ran directly into his path.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Acid Soil Treatment
To Be Shown at MISC

EAST LANSING, April Ga
scientific treatment of acid soils
WIFI be demonstrated ar a one-day
conference Of the states lining
material jobbers on the Michigan
State campus Friday, James A.
Porter, extension specialist in soils,
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Mrs. 6. H. KimbaII Sr
Pontiac Rites tomorrow
for Ex-Mayor's Widow

Funeral services for Mrs. George
II. Kimball Sr. will take place al
The Congregational Church, Pom
tiac, at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs
Kimball died in her home al
Elizabeth Lake, near Pontiac
Saturday, at the age Of 81.
She was the widow of the late
George II. Kimball. former mayor
of Pontiac and chief engineer OF
be Pere Marquette Railroad in
Detroit from 1901 to 1906.
Surviving are her son. George
II. Jr.. and daughter, Ruth, and
two grandchildren. all Of Pontiac
Burial will be in Ottawa Hills
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
John |. Day
Funeral Services Monday
in Massachusetts

Funeral services for John L.
Day, treasurer and general man
ager Of the Armstrong Company
24l South Post avenue. will be
held at his family home in Hatfield
Mass, Monday.
Mr.. Day died in Hatfield at the
age Of 81 after an illness of two
months. He was unmarried and
lived during his four years in De-
troit al Polk Manor, 80 West
Euclid avenue He is survived by
three brothers and two sisters. all
OF whom live in Massachusetts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Bomber Crash Dead Now 5

BOISE. Ida. April 6 GNS).-
Death toll in the crash of a huge
four-motored army BIZ bomber
reached eight today when rescuers
recovered the body OF Pvt. Ken
meth Biddinger Of indianapolis.
Bodies of seven victims were
discovered in the wreckage Satur-
day,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Senate Debates War Profit Limit
OF 7 10 10 Pd.;; Approval Seen
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL
Init News service stan Correspondent


ment until after AZ hours have
been worked in one week.
II feel sure the Senate will
approve the profit limitation"
said Senator Thomas CD OF
Oklahoma, one of the authors OF
the rider.
The graduated scale, Thomas
explained. would result in profit
allowances as follows:
A firm with a S1,000,000 con-
tract could make ID per cent.
or $4,000; S5,OOo.6O0 con-
tract. 1000; a $50, 100000 con-
tract, $1.772,000 a $1,000 900
contract. S2.772,000. or 81 per
cent: $500, 100000 contract $10,-
To, 900, or 81 per cent.
OMAHONEY ANGRY
Senator O'Mahoney Cd Of
Wyoming f1ayed the proposal.
While favoring profit limitation,
he said that rider would hurt
production, restore the cost-plus
system and turn the army into
an accounting bureau"
The Senate proposal was made
in lieu of the 6 per cent profit
limitation adopted by the House
when it passed the big money bill
a week ago.
The huge money bill carries
funds to provide $1,000 more air.
planes for1the afmy@AH expaH-
sion of navy shore facilities also
is provided in an $500, 900, 900 fund
added by the Senate committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
7 Killed, 4Hurt
In Traffic Here
Over Weekend

Seven persons are dead today
and four are suffering from serious
injuries after a deadly Easter
weekend on the streets of Detroit
and nearby highways.
The dead include a we'll dressed
unidentified man who was Killed
when he ran into the path Of a
heavy truck and trailer which
overturned. spilling 10 tons of war
material
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Tank Corps Vets Meet

Tank corps veterans of Battal.
ion No. 9, World War I. will meet
tonight in American Legion Hall
Cass and West Lafayette. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
CAR JUMPS ROAD

RICHARD PAYNE. So, of s.
East lockwood avenue. Ecorse
killed when his car left the road
near Southfield- road and West
Outer drive and crashed into a
tree. Clyde Fiske. As. OF 1891
Robindale avenue. Dearborn Town.
ship, and Raymond Dow. so. oil
26705 Reaum. Trenton, passengers
were seriously injured.
JOHN ARNOLD. II, Of 10ol5
Yosemite avenue. killed when hC
lost control OF his car in loose
gravel on Ann Arbof trail ant
overturned. James Drallas. is. oi
1923 Williams avenue, Dearborn
was seriously injured.
MRS. JENNIE HAWKER. 70
of Romulus. killed by the car oil
Russell MCGOWAN. 18, of RomuluS
as she was crossing Goddard road
after having left the car OF her
daughter. Mrs. Ida Klagus oil
RomuluS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
VICTIMS LISTED
The other Victims were.

The other victims were:
JOSEPH TURPEN, 4S. of 49l1
Hillsboro avenue, killed in a two
car crash at Schaefer highway and
Joy road. His wife, Lille, 46, was
seriously injured.
MRS. TTLLIE GIESEKING. so,
and her mother. MRS. CAROLINE
JARVIS. SO. both of 28905 Grand
River avenue. Pennington. They
were fatally injured when the car
in which they were riding collided
with another at Telegraph and
Ten-Mile roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
ROOSEVELT GETS PLEA

President Roosevelt has before
him a plea from Senator George
Cd of Georgia. to ask labor to
give up, voluntarily. overtime pay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
O'MAHONEY ANGRY

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06


Senate today began debate on a
proposal 10 limit war profits, with
sponsors predicting overwhelming
approval.
The proposal, which has been
made a rider 10 the S19,062, 900, 900
war bill. would limit gross profits
on war contracts from 2 to 10 per
cent.
Senator Charles McNary, Repub-
Ilican leader, announced he was in
favor of the measure and said most
members OF his party would vote
for it.
WAR, NOT PROFITS
"Tm for making war, not for
making. war milliOnaires," de-
clared McNary. something has
to be done 10 hold down extor-
fionate profits and I'll support
any reasonable plan"
The drive 10 curb war profits
was linked both with demands fol-
Abandonment of the 40-hour week
during the war and a general
freezing" OF all prices TO halt the
( increase in cost of living.
Despite a temporary congress.
sional moratorium on labor legis.
lation. influential senators said the
drive to suspend the 40-hour week
will succeed, either by passage oil
/ "A lauU ar hN TDUntiattnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

WASHINGTON April 6-The ment until after 4s hours have
Senate today began debate been worked week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04
WHITAKER
BY PAUL THOMPSON


The Rev. NJ Parker. OF Campbell
Chapel preae ned very forceiul
sermon Sanda norn.ae.
SUNDAY a crnhon, the Hamilton
fam! y ea REQ ar excellent pro-
gram hfegyb nas pleased with
their quartet number and selec-
uonr.
Sunday evening services have
started al the Lincoln school. All
members Il the CONGREGATION ars
asked 70 attend y 20. .hle.
At>. Coa Carter AID daughter,
Ferne. wtle last Weekend visitors
in Detroit.
Bob Miller and Paul Thompson
enjosed line bike trip 10 Ypsilan-
q, sunday.
Nlr. Sadie Ledford and family
visited friends in Detroit. Sunday.
Missionary convention was held
frcm Wednesday through Friday
a Brown Chapel.
Your reporter wishes to inform,
readers MA. from now on. he viii
give our his papers on Sunday TO
those who will be at church. This
is 10 hep save tires and cut down
on gas. Thanks.
3 Mrs. Annie Raines spent last
weekend at the h me of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pr year in North Detroit. Also
Mary Il ewes spent the Weekend
in The Motor City with Miss Nora
Lee Z thompson.
Visitors during the Weekend a.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Reeves
were: Mrs. Dawson. Ms. Eunice
Raires and Mrs. L. Moore, all OF
Detroit.
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04
Ypsilanti
BY MRS. ErGENIA OBANNON

"Ail-Out for Christ was the
theme OF the sermon by the Rev.
II. &. simmons, pastor, sunday
morning
Missionary Al Browns Chapel
The Missionary convention viii
meet IN Npsianti July l-3.
The Rev. Cartier Robertson spoke
sunday al Second Baptist en-
"Cnrets second Coming" Thre
persons from oklahoma were add
cd 10 the membership.
Ia the afternoon the Senior choir
accompanied the pastor to Carey
Temple AME church, Monroe.
The ushers OF Second Baptist at
tended program at First Baptist
church, Inktser. Otner members
attended the benefit Tea at BROWNS
Chapel AME and sfill others nc
ioicd to Whitaker fcr service al;
Campbell chapel
j. Taylor. who IS aspiring 10 tha
ministry, spoke sunday afternoon.
Visitors were Elder Tayi0r and
Bother l.ampkin. OF lnkster, and
Elder Graft. OF Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ninson, Mr..
and Mrs Dempsey Taylor. Mrs.
Lille Anderson attended the YPWW
Cnily meeting Saturday IN Ann Ar
Dor.
Mrs Willie Mae Frazier aad
children are visiting relatives ~
Arkansas. Mrs. Joseph Ninson left
june = 10 visit relatives and
friends in st. Louis. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy X binson arc
proud parents OF seven pound
baby boy boin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones and
Mrs. Bailey Bell and mother Mrs.
Moore, all OF Romulus. were week
end visitors OF the Rev. and Mrs.
G. W. Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Grisby and
Miss Louise White have returned
from visit 10 Columbus. T uA.
where they were the guests OF VI
'Grisbys mother. En- route homo,
they stopped in Nashville and viz.
tied FISK university, State Normal
college and the AME Sunday School
union.
Misses Rosetta and June Brown
received many lovely gifts al the
graduation reception az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Byars in Whit
taker.
The girls OF the Junior Palm Leaf
club are canyaesing the city fnr
membership subscriptions for tha
Carver Community center. The
goal is 500 members.
Mrs. Katie Stovall left Friday for
Corinth. Miss. because OF the IL
ness OF relatives.
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04

ural ! disagreed. when he got
lred asking for the same favor
Tor so long he stopped coming. Hs
said after all there were things a
man HAD To do. said okay but
hated 20 see him go Now he is
back after TWO years and has start
ed the same talk. said | would
hp, now am wondering IL /
should2
Ans: Hasn't II occurred 20 yOn
that the young man has forgotten
something very essential Ia the
granting 0f this favor that he asks !
He wants yon 10 grant him priv.
leges only due a husband and yet
he makes no mention oi the subject
oi marriage. He isn't sincere. lie
doesn't want you for n wife. -
why >honld you rl>k your reputa-
tion and your future happiness Just
10 please his vanity. There are plen.
~ of women who cater a. the whlm>
oi guys like him for a price that's
hi> speed. Don't degrade Yourself
by shopping to such low levels.
wPA ~ went "a 70, of an ear
hound f.elerl ftain about half-
nile nest II town ard fell ard los'
'hrsc JOINS and a haf cf fingers
The company does M, want 10 pav
me anyhirr Have yoa anything
fHa' va iorco them u pay me-
something Ser9 ne some infof-
nation please
tns; Your case will have 10 he
handled locally. Therefore, sug.
ge>t that YOU contact the services
of, good honest local lawyer foF
hl\ advice. Iei him weigh the fact.
of The ease and decide your best
course. iou mn>t decide ior your.
sell whether the settlement and
adjustment that ran be- made will
he worth ieorardillng your job for.
Rut nr>i. talk II over with law
yer who !. familiar with similar
cases In Your section.
rRf am IS years old and
gong NiA Woman who r. 81,
ye4F- cf am very much in loia
VIA 1fr but nave found young
rai rd ffe lo' far her. am
s ,f'ros. to marry This oit'
a uar arl 'h'uk She j. too o.l
se- nR ~ marry row, Sir. Whal
in>.: Better forget about mar
rylng ior awhile. Getiing lied
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04
Why Not Test Your |. O.?
Business And Soc;,I

Charity lodge and woxhi,,..
st. John Day at Kirby and :, .a|
tome streets. :" Al
Among those who srAdua,.a,
include Mary Anderson .
Wade. Viola Brooks, Waller W
Grace Osborne. Henry Smith Wv
leen Osborne. Robert Hatcher 's' p.s
ert Watson, Joseph Thomas NJ
Smith. Marcus Childs. Ress,. sao'
uels, n, Edward Battle. Rosa Ios.. osa'
oscar Holley Priscilla TsIIs' '
Evelyn Burrows and Katie p.. '.e'
See First Baptist church a.a.
elsewhere in this issue W"
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04

AM-My husband deserted M
and my S-year-old girl last year
He is now living with 5o-year-
old underworld Woman. Last year
he turned like snake on me aad
the child and he used 20 be devoted
20 the child. he nled FOR diyovc.
and | cross tled and held n up
He has no grounds for he is living
in adultery. NV husband told NE he
would remarry me after The divorce.
You can imagine what | told him
Did l do right?
AnS.:-A man who leaves his
wife and child for M.year-old
woman isn't worth second chance.
Ny suggestion i that yom LEI him
GO his way ii he wants n divorce.
let him have IL. Nou are still young
enough 10 he attractive Ia other
men. Therein i the answer 10 your
problem. There I, a new aud
brighter life ahead with the righ.
man.
W.T. haSe been trying 20 fnd
a way - overcome 'he ungraieiu,-
ress thar has been cast and lnaic-
Cd upon me- N4fe-i- " i. worR-.
F.ye;. my bowels dom, move ss
thsy shogd Seco.d have acass
and pains in my haeN AID ms
stomach says sore ft0m 'ge AIS
fects OF il. am n ne army
Please to,. ne wha, 10 do Wao
con'd have done fhis fn me2
ans: You seem 10 have sold
yourself on the idea that your con.
dition i the result oi -dirty work
on the part al >nmerne else. That's
who're You are all wrong. And. these
homemade remedies or concoc-
tlonS that you force Yourself ~ Try
are only aegra,ating the condition.
Place yourself entirely under The
care OF your trmy Post ph. >ician
and lnlloN the instruction, You are
given 10 the letter. Waste no more
al your hard earned money on
'Guack doctors. What YOU need I,
medical care. not phoney remedies
AMI black magic cures.
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ard NH aW W. N.re ass-
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irr 50 VA k-rt of'er After We
had ~. Nr t7.- 81 hys
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