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La gaceta., 1942-10-06

Moscu, Octubre 6.-Tres di
yisiones alemanas atacan un
distrito obrero de Stalingrado
Y lo, soldadOs rojos mantienen
todas sus posiciones. FL flanco
del enemigo fue de nuevo asal
tado hoy, con ell fin de aIiviar
la preston en- ell interior de la
iudad.
Las tres divisiones, con un
total de cerca de $4,000 hom-
bres. utilizan canones, morte-
ros, aviones de picada y mas
de 100 tanques,
Grandes hogueras realizan
su obra destructora Ell los sec
torres donde Ia yioleneia es ma
yor.
Aseguran los prisioneros he
cho sa los nazis que sus jefes
temen demorar los asaltos y
fallar despuGs en- el cumpli-
miento de los planes del alto
mando.
Llegaron va las noches frias
a Stalingrado.
Afirma "Pravda" que los
teutones lanzaron % ataques
en- un lugar y todos ellos fue-
ron repelidos.
Enormes han sido las bajas
de los i~nvasores en- las ultimas
"a horas, sin que consiguieran
avanZar.
FL diario del ejercito sovie-
.tico, "Estrella Roja," dice; mi
.tanques. nj aeroplanos, nj rifle
ros automaticos pueden con
mover la decision de nuestros
commentaries y %guerreros de
%proteger ell baluarte del rio
Volga v expulsar a los ladro-
mes alemanes de las murallas
de la gloriosa ciudad.
Los combates en- las GALES
no pierden fiereza.
Varios prisioneros dicen que
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

Cosas como estas, en- cuanto
a los jornales, no pueden negar-
sc: eel obrero del campo busca
trabajo en- un astillero y CANA
ocho o mas d6lares al dia, por
una tornado de ocho horas o
menoS.
Entrelos trabajadores que
cosechan el trigo, ell maiz, la re-
molacha, ETC., 81 que mas CANA
no pasa de cuatro pesos por dia
y la jornada semanal es de 80
horas.
IFS cast SECURE que ell gobier-
no Sc vera obligado a reclutar
trabajadores para Ell campo!
Los que -enganchan' los diez
@ mas d6lares.... a bOca l.ena a
firman que no retornaran a la
~esclavitud" de las 80 horas en-
las fincas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
SALIO DE VlAJE Ell SIR. CO.
NIGLIO

Sali6 de viaje para New York
y Boston, donde hara compras
para los establecimientos que en-
Ybor City posee, el conocido CO.
m~erciante Alfonso ID. Coniglio.
Regresara dentro de 10 dias.
Ademas de TN feliz viaje, lie
deseamos realize las buenas adj
qisiuciones a que nos tiene acos.
.tumbrados.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
PAT WHITAKER DEFENDE-
RIA A JOSE DAMICO

Clearwater, Octubrc 6.-Jose
Damico, acusado aqui de tener
relaci6n con un robo en- joyas de
S134,O00 sera defendido por 81
letrado Pat Whitaker, de Tam
pa.
Ante 81 juez Bird fu6 prescn-
tado Damico.
Tn juicio Sc le concedera cuan
do Pat regrese de Washington,
donde ahora Sc encuentra.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

tRecuerda listed, ciudadanO,
los dias deShonrosos del impues-
to electoral en- esta ciudad del ia
lbaco.
GRecuerda cuando dos o tres
individuos a|cumulaoan los re
cibos del impuesto Y con ellos
dcminaban o trata6an de domi-
mar al electorado?
iRecuerda cuando los recibos
Sc entregaban, en- la mahana de
las elecciones, a los "forreros'
o "destripadores de la voluntad
popular?
jRecuerda cuando los vivos,
usando los recibos, visitaban a
los candidates y les extraian mi
les o centenares de pesos?
GRecuerda como los candida
tos Sc burlaban del pubelo GUAM
do sabian contaban con ell apo
70 de los que pagaban, Illegal
mente, los recibos del impuesto?
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
RECHAIA u
MA DEMANDA DE HITLER

Londres, Octubre Gina
marca ACADIA de rechazar una
petici6n de Adolfo Hitler, para
que el pequeho RENO "volunta-
riamente Sc incorpore" a un bio
que de "estados modelos', obra
maestro del "nuevo orden.'
Sc rehus6 la demanda apesar
de que Hitler amenaza con en-
tregar la administration del
pals a la Gestapo.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

cas- que el sabado anunciaron la
ocupaci6n del grupo de islas An
dreanOff, entire Dutch, Marhok
Y Kiska, atacan diariamente con
bombas explosives e incendiariaS
los hangares y campamentOs.
Cinco hidros lie fueron derriba-
dos a los nipones.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
MATO A SU AMANTE Y Sc
SUICIDE

Miami, Octubre 6.-Evelyn
Backes, de 45 amos, degoll6 a 81
amante, Harry Norman, de 55
amos, y despu6s Sc suicide. Halo
los caddveres una hija adoptiva
Ia Evelyn.
La mujer deja SD casa, en- un
testamento encontrado, a la viu-
da del hOmbre que matara-
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
Sc PERMITTRA A ARROYO
DEL RIO VISITAR A WA.
SHINGTON

Quito, Ecuador, oct. IA
prob6 el senado una moci6n per
mitiendo al presijente de Ia Re-
p1blica, Carlos Arroyo del Rio
vieitar a Washington en- mission
official.
Hara q viaje a Estados Uni
dos en- 81 mes de noviembre-
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

Il ky, anunci6 hoy que Sc =
d una Investigator, en- TODD
c. pals, de los dere hos de in
g'eso y quota, d. 'as Unione3
Gr.las. Sc limltarl la investi-
gaciGn, en- sus comierZos, a los
proyectos relacionados con ell
ejercito nacional.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
Sc INVESTIGARAN QUOTAS
Y DFPECHOS DE INGEE-
so DE LAS UNlONES

Washington, OctLhre G
Tresidente dul Comit6 de
asuntos militares de la China.
~, representative May. de Ken
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
PETICIoNEs DE CIUDADA

Solicitaron aver la ciudada-
MIA americana estos hombres Y
m%ujeres Luciano Ibdhaz, Car
los Vega Almanac, Geraldine
Violet Ward Hamrick, Joaqui-
ma Rubio Gonzalez. jose Patiho,
Gladys Maude Suffer, Altagra-
cia Gonzalez Ramirez.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

: Pobre imagination la de esos
compaheros que por la Radio y
la Prensa Sc empenan en- llamar
Gar al magistrate Democrat
co Byrnes, encargado de lograr
la rehabilitation economical.
iiPor que no lie laman ell Es-
tabilizador o ell Anti-inflacioniS-
ia nGmero l por la voluntad del
presidente Roosevelt?
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

obrrero campesino CANA dos do
lares por una faena de sol a sol.
Atacaron de nuevo los nazis,
en- Stalingrado, y de nuevo fue-
ron r%epulsados.
Todos los abietivos resdtan
va inexpresivos cuardo Sc les
usa para calificar la formidable
resistencia de los soldadoS ro-
jos.
Millones de HONBRES con-
centrados en- un solo prcp6sito:
derrotar a los nazis Y ofrecer
al mundo un di&fano future.
Insiste ell senadCr Pepper en-
la abolici6n del impuesto electO-
raj, esa repuIsiva traba antide-
mocratica.
lPero ell gobernador De Missis-
sippi, en- una communication en-
.viada al Congreso, demanda que
ell impuesto electoral sea reteni-
do.
Pepper expresa Ell sentir de la
mayoria de los americanos; ell
gobernador de Mississippi IS ell
"portavoz' de una minCria que
ancra 81 l&ti2o de los amos que
no volvaran.
iCobrarle a. pohra por votar,
de modo que los '~casiques' pue-
dan dominar q ~sufragio... pa
gando ellos el impuesto y ext
giendo, en- Gambia, que Sc vote
por sus candidates.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

Todavia hay estados donde el
obrrero campesino CANA dos dc
lares por una faena de sol a sol.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
.epulsados los nuevos asaltos
dc tres dlvlsloneS nazls

Ataiaron los teutones p veces, en- un sector, y
fueron rechazados. - Apresura ell enemigo SUI
ofensiva por tenor al frio.-Rodimtseff manda
a los soldados rojos que combaten en- las GALES
The echo., 1942-10-02

Just look er yonder! My! My!
Whopee! Who do you reckon is COM
ing to life? Got up and gone and
is now getting w. T. Tate from
Brooksville. Well, when Tate gets
started something is going to happen.
The echo., 1942-10-02

Hello Miss, can you tell me where
Mr.. H. S. Jones lives? You don't
know him! Why he is president of
the H. B. A. Oh, yes, I see. Well
thank you, madam, good bye
The echo., 1942-10-02

Long Distance please! yes, madam,
can you give me the whereabouts of
Mrs. Mary McSheoherd and Bro. H.
c. Jennings? Tell them to call ope-
rator number 61a in the H. B. A.
Office.
The echo., 1942-10-02

Pres. ]. E. Anderson, of Shuqualak,
Mississippi, is trying to put some
thing over certain President, He
has his gun "loaded."
The echo., 1942-10-02

Hello, hello, hello, I am just try
ing to locate E. F. Young, Jr and his
members. Yes, madam, "all out of
town." All right, well, thank you
and good bye.
The echo., 1942-10-02

Hello, Central! give me long dist
ance. Bro. Barnett is trying to con-
tact Brother Joe Knox. Red wants to
know where blue is.
The echo., 1942-10-02

Mississippi was in the office a few
days ago with big surprise. Watch
Barnetti
The echo., 1942-10-02

Operator, give me Waynesboro.
Have you heard from W. M. Kinslow
and R. H. Loften? They may be
sick.
The echo., 1942-10-02

blew his horn in the boards, now he is |
as dry as a powder house."
The echo., 1942-10-02

lodge number 348, has just sent in
his cut He is now seen in the Big
Contest
The echo., 1942-10-02

My my, who would have thought
that G. w. Mclaughlin could hav e
been hit so hard by C. M. Mayfield
Where is Rev. ]. E. Grace? He
The echo., 1942-10-02

The Office has just received COM
munication from President Jenkin Cy-
rus, Columbia, Mississippi. H e is
going to make somebody move.
The echo., 1942-10-02
OREGON AND VANCOUVER sHRLLKD

Pres. A. J. Barnett, of Hattiesburg,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
|OZIE BELL


The crowd OF boys and girls
Who gathered last Tuesday night,
Nov. II, at the home OF Mrs. Cora
lee 0den. 5OS3 Eveline street.
Hsmlramck. were a jolly bunch.
They we're there TO enjoy the
party given in honor OF Ozie Bell
Slappys sixteenth birthday.
Among The group were: Pauline
Helen Oden. Ozie Bell Slappy.
he honoree: Charlse Oden. Willie
Ruth Csscry. Fannie Jones. Jua-
Eta Titles. Elaine Mckinney,
Make Graham. Lucille Slappy.
psulina Gregory. Doris Holt. Dor
rthy Esthel. Norris Hamilton,
John Hitchcock, l.. Simms. Rob
M Cook. Perry Simms. Willie
yancey. Doris Graham. Eugene
Clover. III wood Hol l..
Edward Hunter, Earl Slovall.
Robert Chapman. Arthur Reed.
Irene Miller. William Burk. Wal
lsce Gibson. James Slappy. Foster
Green. Wilbur Billingslea. Fred
flark. Bonnie Billingslea. Lester
lcnes. ". l.. Gaddis. Walter Dav-
r. Gcoraianna Binlor. Savannah
bnlon. Mrs. Ella White. Mrs.
Cora Lee Oden. Mrs. Willie Mae
winbush. Dennis Richmond. Wal
i'r Tompkin. Jimmie Dupagc.
william Billingslea. Maudestine
0len and Mary Slappy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Vogettes To Fete
Soldiers At Dance

The International Vogettes were
organized last August 10 improve
the variety OF activities for the
Younger set.
The officers who were elected
are: Evelyne Thurman. president;
Helen Taylor. yice-president:
Marion Lemon, recording secre-
tary: Dorothy Harrison, CORES
nondIng secretary; Ernestine Will
liams. treasurer; and Sylester
Thurman. club reporter. Other
members are Rose Mary Sim
mons and Irene Wood.
Along with other business, II
was agreed nv the Vogettes to
give Victory Dance on Fri
day. Dec. Is. az the Lucy Thur
man ~" on Elizabeth and st.
Antoine oil servicemen will be
admitted free. Music will be fur
rished by the Crosse Tile Train
ing Band OF the us. Navy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28

Tie Defense committee rcported
ever two hundred and fifty dollars
worth OF war stamps purchased
rom the booth in the club house
The Entire Nous club. Of which
Mrs. otey v Smith Is president
was given vote OF thanks. dine
10 tne TACT that they were the
second club in the association 10
pay the entire assessment OF two
hundred dollars on the club
building. The New Idea Social
cub. Mrs f. Reid. president.
was the first.
Among the club women present
We're Mesdames Alma Bean Low
irg. Bessie Thomas CLANCY Mat
'hews. Rookie Bell. Josephine vim
cent. Louise Butler. Bryant. Nav
Randolph. Eta Foster TAYLOR
nellie Plante. Violet Lewis. Mary
Ann Cochfield. Mary Macarthur
Mile Hynson. Lena Chambers.
Reatricc Terrell. Rosa Hill. Len
lie Miles. s McBryde Ethel
Massenberg. Sadie Lindsay. Le.a
Mae Hendricks. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Roseville News

The Rev. G.. W. Wallace deliv-
cred wonderful sermon Sun
day. His text was Judgment
With Promise from the 9th chap
ter OF Isaiah. II verses. II was
enjoyed by all.
At 3 pm, the Rev. Louise
from New Haven preached for the
Missionary society. His service
was also ENJOYABLE.
Mr.. and Mrs Capper's grand
father has been very sick. His
daughter from Pennsylvania took
him hack home. II is hoped that
he will soon recover from his
illness.
Ernest Stokes has Just return
ed from New York. where he
spent a weeks vacation.
The Quinn Road. Mt. Clemens.
Michigan Zion Baptist church Is
having an Appreciation Day for
the pastor on Nov. 90. The Rev.
E.M. Dozler will preach the
sermon. All are welcome
The Rev. A. Whoey. pastor;
G. W. Green. church clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Rowell of Ten
Mile Road had some guests from
Chicago over for Mrs. Rowell's
birthday party. Mrs. Rowell's
baby won the bahv contest and
received beautiful chair as
nrfzp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28

TO SING

Z The Guild OF Church Musicians.
branch OF the Detroit Council
OF Churches. will present it's an
nral Christmas musical festival
SUNDAY afternoon. Dec. 10. at Cass
Technical High school auditor
inm The program will be devoted
mainly 10 he singing Of Christ
mas carols and anthems. Choir
and church choral groups
throughout Metropolitan Detroit
will participate
Mrs. Nellie Hvnson director Of
Scott church. and Fred Hart Will
liams. Of the Musicale promotion
committee are asking all choir
and church choral leaders to take
Part in this splendid musical
presentation OF Christmas music.
Further information concerning
participation in the festival can
he had bv calling Dr. Nell p.
Hueer. 1876 Mccain avenue IIieh-
land Park. Mrs. Mile Hynson
Tr 2-esaa; or Fred Hart vii.
liams. To 5-339l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
CLASS OF
ESTHER MEETS

The Glass OF Esther. OF Sec
ond Baptist church, held It's
monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs Mary Jennings. on Jos. Cam
pau, last Friday evening. The
president, Mrs. Augusta B. Gill.
presided
After brief devotional service
led by the ,haplai'. Mrs. b.
" heeler and Mrs. NJ. Partlow. a
business meeting OF Importance
was held. Following the annual
reports OF officers. committees
and so forth. President Gill de-
clared all officers OF the class OF
Esther vacant and william PEN
lex conducted the election OF Of
flcers for the year 1913.
Officers elected included Mrs.
Augusta p Gill, president: Mrs.
Ella Ficklin. vice-president: Miss
Bessie Ramsey. recording secre-
iary; Mrs Lillian Jackson. cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Laura
Davis. financial secretary. Mrs.
Bessie Wheeler. chaplain: Mrs.
Minnie Partlow.' assistant chap
lain. Teachers elected were Mrs.
Mary Jennings. Mrs. Rosa Lee.
Mrs Hattie MILESTONE and Mrs.
" J Hollingsworth.
Present at the meeting we're:
Mesdames A. r. GIN T. NJ. Ta-
Dor. Elizabeth Boles. Laura Da-
Wis. Rosa Lee Mary Jennings. r.
Hath. Catherine Stephenson. NJ.
Johnson. lola Turner. Daisy
Woodward. F. Price. c. Cham
hers. Eta TAYLOR. /. Drake. o.
DeWalt and LEILA Davis. Also
present were: Mcsdamcs II.
MILESTONE. F. Briefly. r. Flick
lin. b. Wheeler, F. Lewis. Nancy
| Davis. NJ. Fairfax. s. 6 Davis.
Elizabeth Williams NJ. F. Hol-
lingsworth. l. Jackson. Virginia
smith; and Misses BESSIE Ramsey
and Ruth Holland Visitors pres
'nt included Mrs. r. Dennis. NJ.
Murdoch Daisy johnson. Minnie
Gunswell Lillian Dixon and VII
liam Penick
The hostess served delectable
repast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Detroit Association OF Wonnens C]uhs
Plans Large Weekend Card Party

r,,dav afternoon the Detroit
,..ocIaiion of Women's clubs held
|",ir monthly meeting at the
.mh house on Brush street. Mrs.
|Iaa stewart. second president,
presided.
The association will sponsor a
pinro party at the club house
S,mrday Nov. 2S. 8 pm. Mrs.
psatrIce Preston and Miss Jeanet-
!, Welch. co-chairman.
saturday. Dec. IL. a luncheon
1, nlanned in honor OF Mrs. Ada
|nsment. president OF the National
,~oelatIon Of women. at the
Inn house. Mrs. Jerene Macklin
!, chairman. Sunday, Dec. 10.
Ms dement, will speak at Bethel
svE church sponsored by the
Vow idea Civic and Social club
,rd the Educational committee Of
4. Association. Mrs. Emma Reid
4. chairman.
Mss WEIGH. iii. ector OF activi-
Nos al the club house reported
Unfortunately three hundred new
,ssocIatc members taken into the
association during the member
,h,p drive. Mrs. Louis Smith OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
COSMOPOLITES WRAP
SOLDIERS GIFTS

The Cosmopolite club met last
Friday evening with Jean Car
son. 26i Belmont. 10 wrap Christ
mas gifts for soldiers The girls
brought quite an assortment OF
rifts which they will donate 10
the USO. which In turn will dis
tribute them 10 colored service
men in camps.
The gifts will be for soldiers
who cannot 20 TO their homes for
Christmas
Officers OF the club are Ro-
herta Greenidge. president:
GLADYS House. president:
Christine Smoot. recording sec
rotary: Kathleen Wise. cores
banding secretary. Veda Free
man. treasurer. Other members
Include Margaret Cook. Elayne
Wilmington. Ruth and Gladys
Giles. Doris Fuller. Dawn Watson.
Jean Carson. DeMorris Solomon
Katherine Weiss. valeria Tandy.
I.akren'ha Mcmahon. Elsie and
Trieda Miller. Merryeath Will
liams. Doris Ratliff. Erma Keyes
and Jewel Ratliff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Nuptial Mass Read
At Sacred Heart

Mrs. Ruth Fields was Joined in
holy mairimonv Wednesday. Nov,
Is. to James Bullock. in quiet
ceremony al Sacred Heart Cath
olic church The Rev. Father
Henry F Thcifcls officiatcd The
brides attendants were Mrs.
William Mcdonald Of Pasadena
avenue. and Mrs. David McGill.
OF Delmar avenue.
The bride was given In mar
rage by her father. while David
McGill acted as best man.
The wedding reception was held
ut the home Of the brides aunt
and only close friends and rela-
tives attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
KENNETH. STANTON
LEAVESFOR Fl. CUSTER

Kenneth L. Stanton. Of Gil
owen avenue. who has held a
position in the local posiofficc
several years. left Tuesday for
Camp Custer as an Army recruit.
Mr.. Stanton Is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Stanton, OF
owen avenue
Before leaving the city. he was
presented n handsome watch as a
souvenir from his fellow post
office workers.
Attorney Charles r Berry. re-
turned 10 the city Monday after
making a trip to Washington.
DC. on business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
IS GUEST AT GREAT
LAKES CLUB

James Merritt Sr, was tie
guest Of Mr and Mrs David
McGill 81 Dclmar avenue sun
dav at Great Lakes Country club.
where he recently purchased
lovely site. They enjoycd De-
liciouS chicken dinner at the
clubhouse.
Others in tho party included
Mr.. and Mrs william Mcdonald
son Ralph Ir Mrs Fannie Slmp-
son Ralpr Jr Mrs Fannie Simp-
son and daughter Theresa Iiar-
ris. All enjoyed tho outing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Canned Goods Given

Az meeting OF the West Side
Literary and Art club Thursday.
Nov u. a shower of canned
goods was sponsored for the ben
eft OF the Phyllis Wheatley
Home. on East Elizabeth street.
The club also increased their
community pledge from ten 10
fifteen dollars.
A report of the meeting held
this month at Battle Greek was
made by the president Annie
Clemmons. The study course for
this year will be The History of
the Negro"
Following the business period
tasty menu was served
Susan Bland IS club reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Tea For Ivies

The Ivy Leaf club. PLEDGES
& the Alpha Kappa Alpha soror-
i;y. honored the new Ivies at a
tee Sunday. Nov. %.
Among those IN attendance
were: Florence Pate. Cordella
White. Geraldine Marshall. Gladys
Giles. Fannie Roger. Mary Ellen
Wheeler. Grace White. Bertha
Rethel. Loretta Hollis. Eva Gill
Hard. Gwerdolvn Pinckney Mir
lam Pace. Hortense Caldwell Will
ma Freeman. Bernice Miller.
Hertha Priest. AKA guest sneak
or: Ruth Giles. Frances Iddy-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28

tribes only attendant was Mrs.
Make Marsh and Roosevelt Marsh
was the best man.
The bride chose gown OF
sky-blue taffeta and tulle. Mrs.
Marsh wore pink satin and
tulle gown. similar 20 that OF the
bride.
The table was uniquely decorat-
ed with center piece OF various
fruits. Gold cuts. salads and
rolls were among the many good
things 10 cat
The couple received many
beautiful and useful gifts. Mrs.
Mary Session had charge OF re-
ceiving the gifts.
Among those present were Mr.
aLd Mrs. Francis Solomon. Mrs
j. w Gibson. Mrs. l.. Brown.
Mrs. Annie Roberts. Erskine Lat
more. Thomas Glee. Katie Kelly
MIR. and Mrs. c. b. Harris Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Palmer. Mrs
Olivia Rowe. Mrs. Rosa Craw-
ford Mrs Edna d. Jordan, Mr.
and Mrs. Carlos Jones. Mrs. Hat.
lie Young. Henry Thompson. Lu.
ollie Hollis, Mrs Constance Cal.
loway. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rob.
nson. VIII Hatten Robert vii.
liams. Mrs Maggie Washington
Mrs. Beulah Stayton. George Co
dy. Mrs. Pearl Gremmiit. Mrs
Gertrude Harrison Bertha Lee Car.
ter. Mrs. Pauline Beaver. Mr.
and Mrs Cokey. LW. Jones an6
Ruhie Winslow.
The couple will he home "a
their friends after Nov. 30 at
West Eight Mile Road
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
NO DIxIELAND FOR HER

Mrs. Johnnie Mae Dixon and
Isaiah Dixon. Of SOP East Colum-
bia street. returned home last week
after a brief soiourn in Alabama
and Georgia visiting relatives and
friends Mrs. DIXON says she did
not Ike the southland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
The Porters
Give Breakfast

Mr.. and Mrs. James Ce7hus. nj
Alger avenue. were entertained
al breakfast Sunday. Nov. 5. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Porter. Others present in
Guided tho Porter's son and
daughter Jerry and Priscilla:
Mrs. Georgia Caldwell and
daughter. Shirley. Of Melbourne
street. and Charley Peters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Williams Hooper Wedding Held
Sunday, November Is In Detroit

On Sunday afternoon, Nov To- the home of Mrs Ger
trude Williams the of the wedding her daugh
ter-n-law, Mrs. Pernella Williams to Louis Hooper
The ceremony performed before many friends
by the Rev. NJ. Sleigh of Oak Grove AME church The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
| WnIer ronducsoretie

hack. Ruby Griffin. Jenelda
stephens. and Harriet Pace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
School

Continued from Page One)
school system was discussed by
Coach Edwin Shadford and Princi-
pal Norris Wiltse. 1t was pointed
out that Ypsilanti High School has
a very good prgram for children
from the seventh through the tenth
grades. but there is no oganized
gymnasium for the eleventh and
twelfth graders.
II was decided TO continue with
the inter-school sports program as
long as possible, in spite OF gas
and tire rationing
To Improve Field
Plans were made for improving
the football feld on Island Park
and grading It so that the water
will drain from the center OF the
field \ special board meeting at
the field is planned
At the meeting. the board voted
to extend special thanks TO the
American LEGION for the erection Of
a building n the Island Perk
field.
They approved the auditors re
port showing balance OF S31.S96.Sl
as Of September 30. and the bills
as of October 10 OF S4,456.33.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-20
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OF constant Smelling by japanese
fleet and land guns.
In the latest attempt 10 bomb
bombers and II freigther planes
the field the japanese lost S
Axis nervousness over gathering
allied strength throughout the
world continued 10 feature Nazi
propaganda Berlin still express
ed concerned over Daka
Washington made no comment
onreports that American troops
had arrived in Liberia.
Fresh L. s. troops were report
ed by the Axis 10 have arrived In
Syria. A Stockholm dispatch
quoting German sources said these
forces were headed FOR Iran and
Russia. The possibility that Ber-
lin thought they may be going to
the Caucasus was revealed in the
statement that they had been
trained for mountain fighting at
an Arizona training camp. But
said the Nazi report. they also
were equipped with desert tanks.