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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Society Church
party. Bring home Of Mrs.
Lodge number Knights OF Pyhas business
ing election officers. o'clock. X p.
Martha A. Daughters Union
Of Mrs Carrie Breinng 100 pack Christmas boxes for
shutins.
Ypsanti Lodge number LOOF. o'clock Odd Fellow
Ypant Chapter number
party children members exchange Christmas
gifts.
Supper dads No First Church,
?. Ralph GerganOh will show pictures o his travels
Capsule Sisters Club. .. with Mrs Leslie Carlson
TUESDAY
Lodge officers
St Luke Church House.
Junior Club Degree o'clock,
St Luke Church House
YpslanH Post of Wars party
for members and their families Dinner
Hall n Huron St. with program following
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the last to enlist for flight training
in the L. S. Naval Reserve before
enlistments were closed. He was
placed on inactive duty after being
sworn in at the Naval Aviation Ca
Diet Selection Board in the Book
Tower building, Detroit, and he
will be held in that status until
called to a class at the Nays pre-
fliSht school at the State Univer-
stty OF Iowa.
Gordon NJ. Greene and William ].
Suffern enlisted in the L. S. Navy
at the Detroit recruiting station.
Harold Z. easier, United States
Navy, stationed at Purdue Univer-
sity at Lafayette, Ind. was a week
end visitor OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Renton and family.
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Miss Briggs, John TeachOut
Wed in CandeIight Ceremony

An attractive wedding took place
Saturday evening when in 81
Luke's Episcopal Church Miss
shirlee Dorine Briggs. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald l.. Briggs
spoke her vows 10 John TeachOut
son Of Wayne Teachout, Ann Arbor
Rev. r. T. Appleyard reading the
marriage lines.
II was candlelighted service.
with three pairs Of segen-point gold
candelabra lighting the altar and
forming the soft illumination. Color
was added by the pale peach gladi
oil and white NUNS and Christmas
greens.
Miss Mary Holdridge played the
Lohengrin wedding march. from
Wagner, and the accompaniment
when Miss Beverly Briggs sang 30
Promise Me- Mr.. Briggs gave his
daughter in marriage.
The bridal procession was col
orful picture. The bride was IN
white velvet gown made with a long
torso. and gathered In the back so
the fullness fell In "A short train
The long sleeves fell over the hands
in points at the wrists. The dress
was made with high neckline and
the fingertip veil OF white silk neJ
was attached to 3 tiara OF white.
Miss Dorothy Ann Briggs. maid Of
honor and cousin of the bride, wore
a two-piece dress. made. with
white full skirt. the Jacket fitted
pale peach velveteen fastened with
tiny buttons down the back. with
sleeves three-quarter length. With
this costume Miss Briggs carried
a corresponding bouquet OF peach
roses tied with blue satin ribbon.
The four bridesmaids wore dress
es STYLED like the ma!d-o houor's.
all the skirts white and full, dis
tinguished by top In contrasting
colors and a cap to match and flow
ers OF different colors tied with
satin ribbon.
Miss Alexine Fox wore with her
white skirt a rose yelyeteen jacket
and cap and her Colonial bouquet
was yellow chrysanthemums tied
with yellow satin ribbon. Miss Mary
Battelle chose a deep blue Jacket
and cap with her white skirt and
her flowers OF rose chrysanthe-
NUNS were tied with rose satin
ribbon.
Miss Catherine Cakes white skirt
was worn with a contrasting wine
jacket and cap and her flowers we're
yellow chrysantheums and yellow
satin ribbon.
Miss Beatrice Stearns. Ann Ar
Dor. had white skirt contrasting
admirably with a green velvet jack
ct and cap and her bouquet was
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21

deep rose chrysantAemums tled
with rose satin ribbon.
The best man was Gordon HoNma
and the usaers were Frederick Eg-
CERT Dale Kaiser and Frank Teach
out the groom brother, Ann Ar
Dor. and Harold Leyerett and all
wore caruauon boutonnieres with
their tuNeGoes.
The brides mother wore black
with white and black accessories.
and the gr0om'S mother was in
black and beaded blue and both
wore white clruation C0vsages.
\ reception took place in the par
ish house, attended by one hundred
guests.
guests. Flowers decorated the room
and the table spread with white
linen was ceutered with a four
TERED cake surmounted with a min.
iature bride and groom and crystal
candles were used. Mrs. Dean
Erig s. aunt Of the bride, was as
sisted by Miss Edith Steere and
Miss Jean Miller.
In leaving for the wedding trip
the bride ROre a two-pieCe black
yelyeteen suit with long sleeves and
black accessories. She wore a cor
sage OF red roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teachout will make
their home in Ann Arbor
The bride was graduated In Ipsi-
lanti High School in 1871, and at
tended the University OF MichigaI
She is now employed as a labora
tory technician at the University.
Mr.. Teachout was graduated from
Ann Arbor High school
After a rehearsal Friday night at
st. Luke's parish house, the we'd
ding party went 20 the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Briggs for refresh
ments
A personal shower was given Mrs.
Teachout the Saturday previous by
Mrs Dean Briggs and Miss Dorothy
Ann at the Briggs home.
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Beautiful Weddings HghHgh Social Week End in Ypsiant
MR.. MILLS WEEDS
MISS ALICE SUTTON

Announcement is being made OF
the marriage Of Alice Adella, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. liza Sutton. to William
Mills. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b.
Mills. Of East Lansing. The cere.
mony was performed Saturday eve
ming in a candle-light service with
Rev. II. Coors officiating in the
Mary Sabina Chapel OF the Central
NJ. r. Church. The bride chose a
gown OF aqua blue crepe in street
length with accessories to match.
She carried a white Bible given
her by the YpsiIanti Chapter OF the
Rainbow for Girls. Her flowers were
orchids. The maid OF honor was
Miss Jean Cooper, while Frank b..
Mills. Jr., assisted his brother as
best man.
Mrs Mills chose for her SON
wedding a navy blue gown with
white accessories. Mrs. sutton wore
a gold crepe gown with bronze &C
Cessories. Both wore corsages OF
roses and chrysanthemums.
\ reception for fifty guests was
in the Green Room Of "Estils"
where wedding cake, ice cream and
coffee were served. Mrs. Mills is a
graduate OF the Ypsilanti High
School and Cleary College, and is
employed at present in the office Of
the Oldsmobile Company in Ian
sing. Her husband Is with the Nash
Kelyinator Company.
After January /. 1913, the couple
will be at home at 421 North Penn
sylyania Ave, Lansing.
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Rural Events
TODAY
Whitaker

IOON1
Whitaker
The h. L. c. F.. will have their
annual election OF officers and
Christmas party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Heidi in
the evening.
Cherry Hill
Sunday School Christmas pro-
gram to be held at church at 1890.
TUESDAY, DEC. %
stony Creek
Christmas program held at church
beginning at o'clock.
Saline
A Christmas program Will be Civ
en- in the school auditorium by the
music departments Of the school
WEDNESDAY, DEC. %
London
Christmas program 10 be held at
church in the evening.
Salem
Union School Christmas program
to be held at Salem Town Hall at
8 o'clock.
York
Lewis School Christmas exercises
TO be held at school house in eve
ming.
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Attend Dinner

Mr.. ana Mrs. Glenn Jordan went
to Wayne, Sunday. to attend fam
lily Christmas dinner at the home of
Mrs. James Wiles in honor OF Fifth
Technician Henry Wiles. 18th Divi-
sion, L. s. A.. who is home from
Camp Polk. La, on furlough, and
his brother, Lewis Wiles. who left
Monday for Camp Custer. Covers
were laid for twelve. The table dec
orations were in red, white and
blue, the centerpiece being red AMI
white carnations in a blue bowl and
the favors red and white candies
wrapped in blue cellophane Mrs
Jordan is sister OF the guests OF
honor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
Ration Boards to
Close Wednesdays

The Office OF Price Administrs,
ton announced today that all War
Price and Rationing Boards will
be closed to the public every We'd
nesday afternoon starting January
G943) to enable board personnel
to clear up their routine ofice
work.
II does not mean another half
holiday for the boards, OPA ex-
planned, it merely means that the
boards will have a halliday each
week to get their files, reports and
other routine Office duties in order
On all other days, the boards
hours will be the same as now
established.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
At Family Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ealy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Osborn and
three children went to Chelsea, Sun
day. where Mrs. Osborn and her
sister. Mrs. William Fersch, Jr.
entertained at a family dinner at
the Fersch home. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ealy, Deerfield,
o.. parents Of the hostesses and Mr..
Ealy; Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Leech.
Port Huron and Mrs. Eleanor
Essigg. whose husband, Major Es-
sigg, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind,
was unable TO come.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21

The TINT. Glass of the First
Baptist Church held Christmas
party at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Congdon sunday evening.
The house was decorated with a
lovely Christmas tree and candles.
The evening was spent playing
games after which delishtful CO
operative lunch was served. A short
business meeting followed The next
meeting will be held January Il.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21

NEW YORK-INS-The staff OF
the swank Rainbow Room and grill
New York's highest night club
Will have little cause for celebration
New Years Eve. On the next. day,
the club, located on the 65th floor
of.the R.C.A. building at Radio City,
will close for the duration. Hugh s.
Robertson, manager Of Rockefeller
Center, gave shortage OF man
power as the reason.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
Speak MARRIAGE Vows

The marriage vows of Miss Lu-
ellie Maxwell, Chippewa Falls. Wis
consin. and Leo II. Brett. Chicago,
ILL.,, were spoke at the home Of JUS
tice A. NJ. Vandersall. 722 Lowell
ST. Saturday evening. The couple
will reside at 1902 W. Cross St. Mr..
Brett is an employe at the Ford
Bomber plant
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Practitioners United

Rev Gordon c. Speer, pastor Of
the Congregational Church. officiat-
ed at the marriage Saturday after
noon at o'clock in the parsonage
OF two former South Haven parish
toner's, Miss Mary X. Brady. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Brady,
and Clarence Lundy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray B, Lundy. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold o.
Merson, South Haven, and will live
in Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
Ennaaement Announced

Mrs. Lena Shemanski announces
the engagement OF her daughter
Elizabeth Burtis. TO Corporal Ed
ward Mieczkowski OF the Army Air
Corps. No date has been set for the
wedding. He is now stationed in
Fort Worth, Texas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21

CHICAGO-INS- The historic
Chicago Beach Hotel, which enter
tanned many American and foreign
notables in years past. completed
It's metamorphosis into an army hos
pltal today. In the taproom where
such figures as Sir Thomas Upton
and the actor Raymond Hitchcock
occasionally crooked An elbow on
their visits to Chicago there is q
spotless, shiny diet kitchen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
Attend Wedding

Miss Grace Sauers, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Lorene SAVERS,
and Edmund Warner. attended the
wedding Of Miss Norma Hawken,
and Samuel Peterson in the Wood
mere Methodist Church. Detroit.
Saturday evening. Miss Sauers
served as one OF the bridesmaids.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
Entertains At Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mass and
son Junior entertained the Mass
families at delightful O'Clock
dinner. Sunday, in celebration OF the
birthday of their father, Gustave
Mass, and Of Christmas. The table
decorations were suited to the sea-
son and covers were laid for four
teen. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustaye Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Mass and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Mass and family and Mrs
Roundal Hill and son Gary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21

Saturday evening the marriage
OF Miss Elsie Dietrich. Winona.
Mimi, to Wilfred X. Knutson, Roch-
ester. MINI. took place in the Con-
gregational Church, with the mar
riage lines read by Rev. Gordon c.
Speer. The couple we're unattended.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21

Mrs. Betty Mackenzie and son
Thomas have returned from Bron-
son where they spent a week visit
ing Mrs. Richard Cox, who former
ly lived here.
Daniel Boutell and William
Thompson are home from Michigan
State College, East Lansing, for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Eastman, +.
Michigan Ave, were Sunday dinner
guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Klein. Bell ST. After
noon guests were Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Merritt and Mr.. and Mrs Brooks
Beckington and Ronald and Bever-
ly. Sumpter.
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CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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Press phone the Press Office
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Saturday.
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Guests At Farewell

Friday evening after the annual
alumni basketball game at Roose-
welt School, a group OF young men
were guests at the Guy c. Kennedy
home at an informal farewell party
given by John Kennedy for Noel,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell
who has enlisted in the Navy as a
hospital apprentice. first class. He
is the first of this group to enlist.
A delightful evening was spent and
Mrs. Kennedy, assisted by Mrs.
Harry l.. Smith, served refresh
ments from a table decorated with
Christmas effects.
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Birthday Observed

Mr. and Mrs. lyele Grubb enter
tanned % friends OF Joseph Sept,
Saturday evening, in celebration OF
his birthday. The house, was decor
ated with Christmas colors and EN-
blems. Pedro was played. with
prizes going to Mrs. Anthony Jam.
enek, Mrs. Grub, Mrs. Harold Rut-
ledge, Mrs. Herman Bradley. Mrs.
May Barr, Earl Suggitt, Mr.. Seppi.
T. II. Mallory and Paul Groenen-
berg. An elaborate supper OF chop
suey. baked Virginia ham, hot rolls,
pickles, olives and coffee with a
beautifully decorated birthday cake.
was served by Mrs. Helen Atkinson.
Mr.. Sept was presented with a
handsome gift by the group.
Miss celia Beardsley has gone
10 Detroit 10 spend the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. George NJ.
Stellwagen. Sr., and family. She
will return home after Christmas
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21
Observes Birthday

Master Floyd Dag-ett Campbell
celebrated his ninth birthday, Fri
day afternoon by entertaining the
members OF the third grade at the
Roosevelt School. Ice cream and a
birthday cake were served and ia
vors OF candy wrapped in birthday
napkins were given each child.
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Have Christmas Party

The Calvary Baptist Sunday
School were entertained at a Christ
mas party by the Women's League
Friday. at the lzaak Walton Hall.
After delicious supper, the young
people were shown motion pictures
OF the life OF Christ and sang Christ
mas carols under the direction of
Mrs r. E. Nichols. with Mrs. Wal
ter Gable at the piano. A pretty
Christmas tree was the special dec
GRAFTON, and each guest was given
candy to take home. There were
IS present. The committee in charge
was Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Ray Will
liams, Mrs. John Frye, Mrs. Frank
Gable, Mrs Paul Olsen and Mrs.
Ward Groosoeck.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-21

Bernard Bouna has gone to Min
neapolis, MINI, to spend the holt
days
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Mrs. Gertrude South has been
spending a few days iri-Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gidday are
leaving today for a holiday visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Johnson in
Los Angeles. Cal. Saturday evening
their sons. Elwyn G., Norman j.,
and william F. Gidday, and fami-
lies, came out from Detroit for 4
farewell dinner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

Many voters Of Wayne County
Regardless Of party are enthusi.
astically supporting Charles Lasky
the Republican nominee for cOun.
" Clerk, because Of his advocacy
Of abOllshlng the fee grab system
that now prevails In the County
Clerks office. Mr.. Lasky belieyPs
that twenty.seyen thousand dol.
lars In salary and fees Il too much
compensation for the work per.
formed and he advocates n straight
reasonable salary for the County
Clerk and the fees collected should
be turned Into the cifIce Of the
County Treasurer. Mr.. Lasky has
served faithfully and efficiently
for six and q half years as Depnty
Chief Clerk Of the Traffic Court.
he favors Civil Service for County
employees and believes the voter
OF Wayne County should have the
right 10 accept or reject n Home
Rule Charter.
Mr.. Lasky has always employed
some Colored clerks In his ofiIce
and believes that race or color
should not be- a factor In selecting
qualified clerks. character and eff.
cheney Is his yard stick In select.
Ing his employees. Vote for Charles
Lasky for Coaniy Clerk next
Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

though here are several large
paper mills. foundries. and other
industries located here and en-
gagged in the production Of war
work. they absolutely do not hire
any Negroes. in any capacity
whatever
"Colored men are forced 10
seek employment in other towns.
as Ypsilan,i. Detroit. Toledo, etc.
while Southern whites are being
trough, in large numbers from
their homes taking jobs which
should 70 aNocaied 70 our men,
n don't suppose there is very
much that YOU can DO about this
situation. except perhaps point out
10 some ~ the residents who arc
regular subscribers 70 your pa
re~. ihs action which they might
take Perhaps some word from
vou. who are much wiser than J..
might be able 10 arous them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
MINISTER'S
ENDORSE
HARRY KELLY

Hon, Harry F. Kelly. candidate
for governor on the Republican
ticket for the election to be held
November 3, spoke very force.
fully and convincingly to the
members of the Ministerial AL
lance which met at Shiloh Bap-
list church. Tuesday. October 81
At this session. the Rev. l.. d
Bum. Of Grand Rapids. Michi-
gan. who was visiting Detroit in
Interest OF the Republican cam
paign. also spoke very effectively
"a behalf OF support for the COP
party. At the close OF his address
resolution was passed by the
Ministerial Alliance. which reads
as follows:
Whereas. the Republican Party
is seeking reinstatement into
power in the State OF Michigan
and
Whereas. the leadership III that
Party Is now ready and willing
&c correct all mistakes that the
Party may have made in regard
10 Negroes in the past. and
Whereas. this Party offers the
race during their administration
just and reasonable participation
in state. county and city govern
ments:
BE II resolved that the Baptist
Ministers conference OF Detroit
and Vicinity approve OF the prin-
ciples upheld and supported by
the Republican Party. and that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
FLINT NEWS
By FLORA TALBERT
Quinn Chapel AME

The First Quarterly meeting
and conference OF this confer
cnce year was held at Quinn
Chapel AME church Sunday and
Monday with DR.. David A. Blake.
presiding elder Of the South De-
troit District. presiding Dr Blake
preached, using as a topic. Look
On Us Visitors were Mrs. b
Carbon Mr. and Mrs. James
Davis. Mr and Mrs. James Brown
Of Detroit and Mr.. j. Nicely of
Wichita Kansas
Al 3 pm the quarterly meet
ing union services were held with
the Rev Mr.. Baldwin, pastor OF
AMEZ church as the principal
speaker, using for his topic Look
UP n God Prayer was offered
by the Rev. j. l.. Lawrence.
pastor Of Vernon chapel AME
church
A. 7s0 p m. The installation
services were held with the pas
tor. Or. Walter A. Crider, pre-
siding The services were very
impressive
Elder Bowdan. pastor OF Bethel
Temple church and his members
viii be the guests Of Quinn Chap
al SUNDAY. Nov. al pm
The young women OF Quinn
Chapel are having an evening in
Hollywood al the church Friday.
NOV. s Program will be held in
the auditorium and refreshments
will be served in the dining room
which will he decorated in red
white and blue with the tables
In victory shape
The RI Rev. John a. Gregg.
nr. j. Charleston and Or. G..
W. Baber were in the city Fri
day 10 attend the funeral serv-
ices ~ Mrs Ieiha Raymond who
passed away Monday at ST Jo-
seph hospital. Dr, J A. Charles
tor preached Mrs. Raymond was
n faithful member OF Quinn Chap
el AME church and will he great
~ missed she was loved by all
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DICCS

Confined from page 81
little TO do. I want al this time
TO do only the best can. for
my boy. | want no conflicts in
giving our sons the best to pro-
iect both themselves and our
country. want no unnecessary
wrangling in congress among
politicians doing business as us
ual." | want no interruptions in
state affairs due to political bick-
ering caused by party opposition.
] want these men above all 10
cooperate
support COMMANDMENTS { hlef
Today. the Democratic Party
has this war TO prosecute. Today
| want TO lay upon the doorstep
q the Democratic Party the re-
sponsibility for the prosecution OF
this war. We as MIR. Average
Citizen. and father cannot divide
cur unity OF purpose would
not want at anytime the blood OF
NbVi SpN vi my MINUS. y our
COMMANDMENT Chief. Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt and 10 the United
Nations at large. fighting battle
for freedom. we owe our undivid-
ed support end our vote on No
yemher 3. OF confidence Our AL
legiance. TODAY Is 10 tho Demo
cratic Party. We must first have
unity at home. as Abraham Lin
coin said. ~ HOUSE DIVIDED
AGAINST ITSELF CANNOT
STAND" TO insure victory abroad.
For the protection OF your son
and mine We must insure har-
monv in government and would
he The first 10 denounce any par
~. Democratic or Republican that
failed in their duty 10 your hcvs
and mine while thev offer thor
lives that "Old Glory" mich,
wave. On behalf OF our boys
and girls. 10 better protect thcm,
let us on November 2. vote tho
Straight Democratic Ticket.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

congressman George n on,
OF the Thirteenth Ionprs vprM
District, and a candidate ,oSs s,0ail
Reelection al the general sI w
on Tuesday. November srd "''M'
with You before Pearl lInr1o, 70
Wild The congressman 49,. u
formed the then proposed Rrs ~'s
irolect which was a shell ha,'a
NO Mans Land" into n. s ~"
aggregation OF home, n can
seen In any part Of This eou,,,
20 Your Congressman nomIns,.s
and appointed the race youlh' CI,,
ence Davenport. H. Inc i. s
States Military Academ, a, M.
Point. New York: who made ooI
and made history. l3l Nr. O'BrI,,,
congressional stand aud ,vm0,,.,
on the Anti.Lynchine BIN esu,.i
him 10 receive the unsolicited mail.
and commentator iron the na,le,.
al ofiice Of the National i>soclalls,
Tor the Advancement 0i (olor,i
People: 90 Our Representative 4
the Thirteenth District stood 6rr
and In line and voted ior All .sI.
diers tinclndlng all Negroe, ii M
south In the armed forces to tn
right 10 VOTE; l5l among I'M
congressional members who sud-
ported the Geyer intl.Ptll Tai
Bill. George u. O'Rrien was In ii,
vanguard; 90 And this and mora
was before and after PEARL
HARBOR Therefore you can dei.
inltely trust this man 10 protect
your Interest and defend your rights
and privileges A. Americans;
REMEMBER YOTR CHILDREN
LEST YOT FORGET CONGRESS
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