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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
President Urges
Support OF Is. p. ".

In connection with the Eu.turs .
ana Professional Women { ~, an
il.idl Observance oi NalIr4al t.tl,n,, .
women : Week, tbs Irlr...i, .,.,...
rom president fruu;.;'l }. n,....
Ntil Is announced:
''c'S n-,u EU longer Lc ap>
.cG;.tc as Ia the pace o.. l.-.,;cl m
ne business life OF this nHI,ny I'm,
rniarglng war cfiurt call. i.r -,
services OF every quHlIiiyu ut.u ,yl.-
'"dlcu pcrSOn-man or v..u,.t,,
Millions of women VIII lt.. !.
IKE part III the productltu rrp..;,r.
!rpIacinG men whose services No..
&c hccd"d IN the armed forces a..
,NeWhefc than ON then u,ci.,ium,..
iouS. =
1T is my thought that Na,.rnu,
BUSINESS WGmcn'S Week This ven,
should be dedicated Ia the mnpIj,za-
'!"i nl women in war work IN tbr
nroadcSt sense.
IL Is my nope that The National
''dcratlun OF DlSImcsS ana l..ulr,-
'."idi Womcn'S Clubs viii aCupi i.u.
suggestion"
Inc Federation ma, insisted ih:,
%"mcn should be gwen pul.cv-n.f.-
.A% positions IN the Wa. effort. ..n,,
",!SS Margaret y. Hickey. %, :,
Louis. inst NICv-prCslGrnI ri H..
rcuc'dii"n. recently was appoint, .
- head Il w0mCn'S policy commit
e" which will assist thc War A.uf-
.'"W'r Commission. ut which PAD! q.
.cNUit Is chairman
Unusual activity ol liz" ,rc:,l /.
=. W. club Tor thiS week. o!.srrruu.,
S.nterS III ihc window cana, .I.
.IahS log Friday nights upper. E...
lawn Shcar!n. pa, sid m. uI! IN
ldc. Miss Elizabeth Eos Is planIlr..
.hC program. Mrs. N.al. .I.ry;m ,y.t
:Ei'"ducc the guest speaker. \ We.
interesting evening o., being an,I,,
)1tcd by the m:m....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
Jr. High PIT. \. In
Business Meeting

The Junior High Pr. \. held il.
first meeting Wednesday ai,crunnn
al the school.
Rev. T.. Nurilcct Gardner who inn,
consented Ia be the chaplain ..,. H.,
year, gave very inSpuln. talk on
The JOY of working with rni',:r.r,
pom IN the home and in the school
II, SAID the beauty VI rr.I,Ir,,.'.
liNeS. their tremendous thought
iuiileSS. WAS untoluct each yr,u m
'heir development. and il wa. i g.....,
privilege to guide thci. SPIRITUAL If.
and help them unG.!.l..i IN,
'-hf!Sl- h.c W." Il live. a.. w,M a.
i" guide their mental g.Ytyu:.
Mrs. l.. |. liIri'i>'S rv-4Ii..'.... .
president. due 10 the ia.r l.at ...
- now teaching L Ayr..k sc.-...
MAS rCgcrtfully accepts The upl,I
eating committee wa ra-,lr ct.G I.
'Hp"fi their new C!lUl 4 st e I...,t
meeting.
All ct the committees leg 81, az.
'ulnS year have not been rul,u,.,,,
1ut the following !: l.s, lE he,
new stand: hospitality. ,l.-. C..r.,,.
a. Rose, Jr.. chm, Mi-. y. l,T.
himb;lll, Jr.. Miss Dee, la.i. ......r
"ISS Drmc Lacl. chm.. Nl.. + u;Ina
B:"dIr: publicity. Mrs join :.
ia%clhurSt, Jr., c!im.. Nh. Enr,Iu.
Br"di": program. Mir Fr:.r,; -
Sarnhart, chm. Mrs. ". T.. l.glt.
grounds, Mrs. {. G. SG.r.. r.,,
Albert {. Hoover: magul.r,. lin, +,
t. Iurn,r; health. Mr.. Il. y. mod.
chm.' Mrs. y. II. Check: rar,u; eau.
catlon. Mrs. {. l.. Greene: y..ir,y
mrs. b. {. Wells. chm. Mir, T.. g.
ralkncr; chaplain. Rcv. l.. Nurlicc.
Gardner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
she She SHOPS
cash and Carry
Without Painful Backacbe

Many sufferers relieve imagining back arho
quickly. once they discover that the real
cause Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of tax
ing the excess acids and waste out Of the
blood. They help most people pass about 3
pints day.
When disorder OF kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood it.
may cause nagging backache. rheumatic pains.
leg pains. loss Of pep and energy, getting up
nights. swelling, pufincss under the eyes.
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over
40 years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15

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Marian Martin Pattern, 9225. The
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Pattern 9225 may be ordered only
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8. 10 and so. Size 80 requires 3 ia
yards 80 inch fabric.
send 10 cents for this Marian
Martin Pattern. Write plainly size,
name, address and style number.
Send your order to The Dispatch,
Pattern Department 232 w. 18th
rect. New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
Receive Letter from Son

Mr.. and Mrs. ". G.. Clark have
just received news from rhc.r son
Pv;. Kenneth r. Clark. who is now
with the Marines on Quadalcaudl.
Pvt. Clark stated that he was well
and that they had everything under
control there. His latter was dated
September 9th.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
Miss Ruth WoodliefI
WEEDS Guy, SumpterI

MIR. and Mrs. Il. .. Wuudlicl. of
klttrcll. announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Ruth Doug lass. ,u
PRIVATE Guy i. Sumptcr. Jr.. son ui
Nh. and Mrs. &. Il. Sump;cr. III Hen
ucfS"n. The Wedding took place ON
Monday. October !. 1912. in Eliza
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
..xprg..a 'Tcni~!lt,

Lieut. @:i AS Reynolds SMITH
ar, expected g arrive tonight fnl Il
visit with Nil. j. l.. Smith. Lieut..
Smith wa recently commissioned Il
second lieutenant at For; Bcnnine.
G.. after attending officers schuui
,I,rr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15

C!..i" u. Barker. formerly OF
Henderson r""tr 3. has been promo,-
cd 10 IL" rank of corporal a; tho
Anu" air forces flexible gunner
."houl Al T"ndIll Field. Panama City
Fla. where he is stationed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
800 CUR BOYS r
IN SERVICE "
Returns Ia Norfolk.

Gc"rg, ID. Slack. II. has returned
la Naval TRIMMING School al Noriulh
Va. after Il weeks visit III home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
Has Operation.

James Ramsey. of lG35 Maple
street, underwent IN operation ot
Maria parham hospital Monday. and
is said To- be doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
Leaves after Visit.

Russell H. Walker. OF the L. =
Navy. left Tuesday night iOr the ives,
i.. e. ,u,I,> ai'C.
p,uiiti2 = .,w da..s h,rc wi;h "a
'av''l;. Nh ard MIR. l.. L. W"li,rr.
- West End. lie arrived here SAT
:!duE m, ru.rg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15
Guest from salisbury

n Mrs. y. w Eulun"rdt. pl Sails
bury. j. the huU," Guu.t al her Sis
,ter. Mr.. {. y, kIrtua, on Zcnc
Street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15

u The senior choir ui the FRS;
|Erthudl,t rhU"h Will practice To-
night a, . u'cIuck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15

Save scrap and iyAk 10 eliminate
u skunk
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-15

CN"f r,GaN ,"a-> rumf"r,l> hccn clint.
rmE 6" Gs,a,y! Iuu glcIi r>u,,r>> n,.. nc
u,uHE. at rHu''l.r.. No lI"rn. ~. r,t
tee Taste. ran. Nv >uG ,f'.~ 'r,,p
n'nL!ys. u, g >i..hcr rurrot. " f;ie &c
d'"' Rumi"ri Hih.nG Pow der, Box 6
R"n.ofd Rhode island.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
Brewster Group
For
Colorful Eve.
Ford Dixie Eight,
Dancing Class And
Chorus Features

The Recreation Victory chorus
will present their Annual Musical
Elaboretta under the direction Of
Mrs. Dorothy Steger, Nov. s, $3.50
pm. Friday night. at Brewster
center.
A short first scene Is OF many
years ago; old time dresses. songs
and games. The second and last
scene is a modern patriotic pre-
sentation and the chorus will ap-
pear in evening dress. Mr.. Harry
Mcdonald your milkman" will
be guest soloist There is no adj
mission charge. II YOU want an
evening of real entertainment, this
Is II.
The Ford Dixie Eight. under
the direction Of Mr. Branham, and
dancers from Mrs. Malone's class
will appear.
In the chorus .are: Charity
Weeks. Marie Jones. Daisy Hoov-
or. James Hall. Evelyn Francis,
Albert Davis. James Griffith, Eliz-
abeth Ward. Minnie Jackson. lsa-
belle Phanniy. j Barbara Behn.
Norma Odom. Martha Coleman,
Pearl Jenkins. Birdie Hampton,
Katie Watkins. Annie Mae Ware.
Edith Glasple. Minnie shelton. FL
sic Galloway. Clayton Ephraim.
Margaret Williams Dora steele.
Mabel Smith. Torrance STYLES.
Beatrice Brown. Catherine Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
Women Of Zion Plan
Fourth Annual Show
At Ebenezer Church

The fourth annual Fashion show
sponsored by the Women OF Zion.
of Ebenezer AME church will he
held Thursday night, Nov. 10 at
the church's auditorium. accord
ing 10 Mrs. Alma Baber. presi-
dent OF Women OF Zion.
Preparations have already been
completed 10 make this fashion
show the biggest Of al. preyi
Many churches of various faiths
and denominations will partici-
pate in the affair. by sending q
Queen to represent them. These
churches will include Detroit and
surrounding areas.
The representative OF the church
raising the highest amount OF
money will be crowned the Queen
OF the affair.
The program will include mu-
steal entertainments and the
showing Of the styles that the
ladies will feature this Fall. by
some OF the best talented must
clans and models In the city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
Rev.R.L.Bradby
To Observe 32nd
Anniversary
Congregation
Plan Months Fete
For Beloved Pastor

During the month Of November
series Of special services are
TO be held at the Second Baptist
church. AT which will appear
some OF the outstanding religious
leaders OF the nation. This cele-
bration will mark thirty-two years
OF continual service Of the pres
ent minister. during which time
the church has grown from
membership of two-hundred fifty
10 nearly four-ihousand. and all
o; the property. inluding the
church building al cost OF
s450.0OO and the BIG Sisters Home
AZ cost OF $2l 900 and the par
sonage at a cost NJ $4,000 has
been completely cleared Of debt.
Sunday November I. the Rev.
J. n Jackson. pastor Of the Olivet
Baptist church OF Chicago. will he
the preacher. At the regular eve
ming hour. an Anniversary Com
munion service will he held.
Sunday. Nov 8. Is Laymen's
Day, at which time Judge William
n. Harrison of Chicago will
speak. both morning and evening
Sunday. Nov. Is. through 90, Dr.
Earl Harrison Of Washington.
u c.. will he the preacher.
Sunday. Nov. % Is Young Peo-
PIES Day. Dr. Sandy Ray Of
Columbus. Ohio will bring the
ncssage.
Sunday. Nov. 90. will he known
- Womcn's Dav and Mamie
II Burroughs OF Washington. DC.
will be the special guest speaker.
Special services will be held on
each Wednesday evening Of the
month. with Or Peck and Bethel
AME church opening on Nov. 4
other special features Of the
program will he Fellowship
dinner. an annual bazaar. and a
Program featuring volunteer tall
ent. The public Is very cordially
invited 10 attend all Of these
services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
II Had Awful Gas Pains .
Torturing Headaches
and Backaches"

For 10 long years suffered from
stomach trouble had awful Gas
pains and bloa,ing so bad wasn't
able to sleep at night. and could
hardly eat anything. | was con-
stipated, too. and suffered from
kidney trouble with tortu INK
backaches. headaches. and diz7s
spells. Rut now. since taking this
famous Gillian medicine. feel 100
better like different man tn
gas pains and hloating arc gon 4.
can now digest my food. and
sleep sound at night Gillian has
relieved al my ailments And b".
sides helping me. this marvellous
medicine has been 4 blessing TO MY
entire family. Nv wife. myself and
my six children have all taken Gil
Jan and 10 has done wonders fer
every one Of as am glad 90 rer-
ommend Gillian TO my friends and
10 everybody else My wife joins me
In saying that Gillian has been
blessing 10 MS all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
Miller HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Lifted right out OF the world NJ
interests that absorb young peo-
pie in 1912.
only person In close and reg
ular contact with boys and girls
can choose material for a book
that will appeal to them and vet
~ the same time. contribute IN
their educational development
Mr. Northcott is such a person
Ills book shows that close asso-
citation with many hundreds OF
pupils has given him real un-
derstaanding of their reading in
forests and problems and the
connection that can and should
exist between reading and life
itself
students Address Teachers.
Six enterprising Miller High
school students were given an
opportunity on Oct. . 10 speak
Instead Of listen 10 group OF
teachers. The occasion was the
annual Ht''iuS OF the nome eco
Monies section Of Region six OF
tho Michigan Education associa-
tion held. this year at the Book
cadillac hotel Under the direc-
lion OF Miss Dorothy Patnales.
teacher Of home economies at
Miller. tho six students presented
TO tho assembled teachers from
n number of suburban commune
ties a picture NJ the various ac-
tivities carried on by their classes
ms contribution TO the war ef-
fort Miss patnalcs made only
the introductory remarks and the
final standardization. The body OF
the presentation was handled by
Dorctha Williams. Willis Reid.
Lula Mckinney. Frederick Den
nard. and Percy Baxter. with
lanes Wilson as master OF cere-
monies.
The consensus was that the pu-
pills handled their subject capahly
and interestingly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

tsers say it will not gripe or maui
seaie YOU Ike ordinary liver med
cines. IL tends 10 make your liver
more active and 20 clear away the
o'd bic from your system At 'hc
same time Gillian relieves sluggish
kidneys and hackache
Now. whe,her or not il Willy help
you as it has thousands Of Others
whether IL will end Your suffering
IN a day or week remains to To-
seen But. in The light ~ what n
has done for others. 10 IS surclv
mistake not 10 try Gillian DO THIS
in your own interest and fo- your
own good health and happiness
Make up your mind that you 90
arc going 10 enjoy Health From
The Good Earth"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
n, GERALDINE CARROLL

New HOOK
PORTRAITS is the title OF a
'sr,ly published collection OF
s.,sd readings for high school
nserts one of whose editor is
liter r. Northcott. head of the
ksslish department at Miller,
Northcott prepared the hook
collaboration with Marquis +.
.,,uck director Of language ed
{rstion for the Detroit Public
&rhools-
4 rha nlan OF the book Is best
rssssd in these words quoted
tom the preface ITO the Teach
20. eThls Is book OF portraits
4 ,,c,ures of all kinds of people
GOOD bad. and in-between. Be
Inc the high school student be-
~. 10 wonder where he hts in
kis complete world, this gallery
4 Interesting personalities will
Esllenre his curiosity and help
4 satisfy his desire to know
Ire about people
4 Although PORTRAITS ranges.
/ &, selections from Shakespeare
4 n Henry. many Of its en-
4 $50, arc obtained through pieces
Z charles F. Kettering of Gen
II, Motors: Franklin i. Adams,
IN listeners Of "Informa-
please" Jesse Stuart. ex-
Iour,aln boy from Kentucky and
(sonislng writer of today: as well
/. a,hers that seem TO have heen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
Diggs Seeks Support Of Democratic
Ticket; Wants Unity To Insure Victory


fortunately We can not help but
there Is a duty that we as ciii-
zens in a great democracy can
perform The duty Of prosecut-
Ing this war 10 the fullest extent
AT home 10 insure speedy vic
tory so that our sons and hus-
hands will not be sacrificed fool
ishly.
MIST Rave Unity
Somehow. in an unguarded
moment elections are unimportant
things when human life is being
snuffed out" in mass quantities
We feel that II only | had the
power ! would put a stop 10 all
of this unwarranted bloodshed
that sends many ~ our loved ones
10 waterv. premature graves.
never 10 again sit around the ia
he Of family happiness.
too. will soon send son 10
heht for the preservation OF this
country too. will feel the panes
cf wanting 10 assist in every way
possible 70 insure his return.
sound in mind and hody. too.
will want NV how homo again.
Want No Political BickerIng
! too. regardless Of being a
public official am merely. Mr.
Average Citizen. merely Mr. Az
erage Father 10 bt left wonder
irg Ike 40 many others. when nv
hoy Is coming home My lot Is
Ike yours. there apparently Is 50
Confined on page s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

Gillian. the now medicine. VII
help bring out gasses and impurities
Frequently with the very hrs;
doscl which may have been ins.le
YOU a long time. causing you many
days Of misery and headaches. dizzy
SPELLS, skin eruptions and that law.
drowsy. tired feeling II Will aid
greatly in cleansing your howe :
(gradually--not drastically or Sc
verelyl as they were NEVER
CLEANSED BEFORE. and will 10 -
make the digestive organs sweet
and clean.
Because GILLIAN acts AZ diu.
rttic 10 sluggish kidneys. Il ia 4
great help since II assists gready
in flushing out quantities OF impnr d
ties that may have become damned
up inside you~causing RACKACHE.
SHARP PAINS and RISING At
NIGHT II will aid in relieving
rheumatic and neuritis pains by re-
moving accumulations Of poisons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
What Is This New Natural
Medicine?

Gillian Is a new. advanced COM
pound containing juices from is Of
Natures finest health givinS
herbs. roots. and harks. Not ono
is a habit-formine drug II is tax.
en- before meals and mixes with
the food in ones stomach. thus
helping 10 eliminate the poisons
that foster stomach troubles and
to permit the kidneys and liver 10
function properly II usually acts
within 10 minutes 10 stop gas
pains. sourness. hloat and helchine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
The Western Union
Insurance Officials
Honored At Dinner

Officers and directors Of West
efn Union Mutual Insurance COM
pany were entertained al a din
ner meeting Wednesday night by
Wilson Lovett, president and gen
ofal manager Of the compan,-ai
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA
Among those prosen, were the
re-, Horace A White Frank r
Williams Dr 5 W jenkins. Ern.
tst a Nestbrook. Miss. Jane
Watson Dr. " Morrison. " "
simmons and Burton A. Fuller
The invited guests included ~
ereii Watson a p. BENTLEY
and Or F. 4. Carter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
10 LONG YEARS
OF pain ENDE
DEFENSE WORKER SAYS gillian BROUGHT
BLESSED RELIEF AND HELPED WHOLE FAMILY

Mr.. Roosevelt Madison, De-
Tense Worker, of 44S Har-
riet ST., Ypsilanti, Michi-
gan, Tells OF Tortures He
Suffered From Stomach
Trouble, Constipation, and
Kidney Disorder - Says
New Natural" Medicine,
Gillian, Relieved All His
Ailments-Calls Gillian 4
Blessing" and Says II
Has Helped His Entire
Family!
Another One.time sufferer from
tOrturlng. agOnizlng al lments
comes forward 10 sing high the
praises Oi the wOnder.w Orking new
-naturar' medicine, lillian! Mr..
Roosevelt Madison'S heart i over
flowing with gratitude for the bless
ed RELIEF which h. says Gillian
brought him after long years OF MIS-
cry. And not any that hut Mr..
Madison also tells how this amazing
new medicine helped his entire
family! Good health X highly I'M
portant ~ Mr.. Madison, for he il
Defense Worker and must he on the
job and mt his best every day. And
remember. II YOI suiicr A. Mr.
Madison did. rs possible for you.
also. 10 enjoy Health From The
Good Earth" with marvellous Gillian
Read for yourself what Mr.. Madison
has 10 sayi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
ing ne BRIGHT Glow OF

ting the BRIGHT GLOW or
HEALTH lnto your cheeks
In addition. GILLIAN will help
make your stomach. liver. kidneys,
bowels more active. aid in build
ing you M in general and mako
you LOOK. ACT and FEEL like a
DIFFERENT MAN or WOMAN,
years younger than your real age.
Enjoy the pleasure OF glowing
health
Gillian IL recommended and sold
by all drug stores In Detroit. snd
by ether reliable druggists through.
out the state Of Michigan. Helm
n health. Start today 81
buying n bottle Of Gillian. One bot.
lie Will convince youl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
AN OPEN LETTER FROM A
SERVANT OF THE PEOPLE

November 2. you will 20 10 the
polls In your respective neigh
borhoods 10 cast your ballot for
those candidates YOU sincerely be-
lieve To he the hest fitted 10 hold
office and 10 serve the people. I
want 10 take this opportunity TO
thank my many friends for the
whole-hearied support they have
given me in the past. cherish
also the many friends have both
among the Democrats and the Re-
publicans.
But today the border between
parties can no longer exist 10
many ~ us who have sent sons
and husbands 10 war. nothing
is important other than 10 insure
his speedy return. Some we know
Will he sacrificed. others MAIN
&C for life Healthy strong hoys
and young men we formerly knew
Will he old and aged when the
curtain for this play Of death Is
brought down These things un-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

from the kidneys and bloodstre cam.
Gijan Is beneficial in clearing I'D
rkin erupiions thar ase caused by
The impurities IN The organs. helps
Overcome the sailowness rnuddy
complexion that is due 70 sluuesish
liver and IA OF great value in pat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

Gnssie Gaskin. Fred Gaskin. Pearl
Washington, Cora Johnson, Allie
Mac Keys. Mabel Perkins. Minnie
combs. Leila Griffin. Elizabeth
flogerbook, Elizabeth Smith. sam
vel Fawra, John Williams. Mary
Larlck, Miles Faison. Anita Jacks,
Willie Hedrick, Bertha Jackson.
Lizzie Brown. and J. Banks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
Miss Strong Resigns

Miss Alma Strong. ~ Lelceste,
Court VINO IS a. present teaching
n tho public schools of Ypsi-
anti, formally announced this
week her resignation as president
Of IN" central Youth Councils Of
TIE NAArP.
Ais, strong further stated that
she is IN complete accord with
the leadership ~ aggressive Cal
yin Hicks who for several months
has heen actlrE in ths cspacry
Of Youth coordinstor % - ..,aa-
ciis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
rnITOR OF OpPORTrNITY

NEW YORK - (ANP) Appoint
ment OF Dutton Ferguson, well
known newspaperman. as editor
Of Opportunity magazine was an
nounced this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

The stomach lining {. n .erte. Of
small pits. Impurities cling IN these
pits. often causing serious dl~order~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
VOTEFOR
John TALBOT
for
S TATE
SENATOR

Preferred by Detroit Citizens League
Bus. Representative Retail Clerks Unions
9th Dist. Republican Wards S-1O-12-14
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

Don't forget to vote November 8.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Last Flare Brings Aid
10 Exhausted Men
After Panama Ordeal
Soldiers Hunting Flyer
Shipwrecked Near End
Of Jungle Journey
Last OF a Series.)
BY NAT A. BARROWS,

CHICAGO Daily News.
A CANAL ZONE PORT, Aug. D.
For soldiers who had just emerged
from jungle expedition never be-
fore equaled in the United States
Army, the way that they were about
to die was incongruous, indeed.
Somehow they managed to sur
vive nearly 200 miles of jungle and
river travel amid countless tortures
and hardships, vainly searching for
the crew of an Army airplane lost
in the Darien rain forest in May.
Rugged bodies and long training
as bushmaster jungle patrol troops
under Maj. Gen. Robert E. Lewis
of the Panama mobile force had en-
abled them to traverse the isthmus
from the Caribbean to the Pacific.
They had got through, despite
savage Indians, endless hordes Of
snakes and alligators, increasingly
serious malaria and bronchial pneu-
monia.
Now, shipwrecked in a Pacific
storm, they were clinging to tiny
rubber RATS, battered by high seas,
unable to hold on many minutes
more.
In Sight Of Panama City.
Panama City was on the horizon,
light showing here and there de-
spite the Intervening blackout. The
soldiers had undergone every pos
sible danger in their 500-mile round
trip, yet something they never i'm
agined in their widest moments
of fever was about to overwhelm
them all-two officers and six en-
listed men.
Four Navy bombers fiew overhead
Evening star., 1942-08-03

Finland plans to cut ITO 1000 900
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