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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-19
Editorial Notes
THAT BLOOD BANK AGAIN

Not much has been heard lately about the Red Cross and the
Amy blood bank Many people think the matter has been settled
This may be hasn't been settled favor.
Representative Rankin Mpps contribution the ignorance
America the week. talked about this
THANK
its ground and refused permit this outfit Communists and pa
pn to have Negro blood pumped into the of wounded white
the various fronts"
To show that his speech of feeling and facts
Rep Rankin declared THAT discrimination against Negroes
it would detrimental Negro pump
the blood other his veins would be pump Negro
blood Japanese blood into the of white
Little did this ignorant Msssippan know that this Red
has already taken and along with that of the whites,
Japanese including Japanese who prisoners
various California jas.
Congress ruled by gnOramuses
Rankin and his M going be hard getting democracy
accepted this nation The south is the beam Americas that
ought before seeing
the nations the seas.-Oeveland Call & Post.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-19
CHARM

smile is the essence of charm,
The sicky grin won't get it;
Would you fill your life with storm,
Keep frowning, that'll set it.
Weep not if Nature didn't measure
cup of loneliness overlooking,
Charms by far the greater treasure,
When there's toughness in the going.
Tone to dulcet chords your heartstrings,
Laugh while each day,
Your words can never try their wings
Until your melody is gay.
IT'S great to claim will of steel,
But not so strong it will not bend,
Charm lies in your capacity to feel
That you can condescend.
Meet all men upon some common ground
Where your ideas and theirs may blend,
Impressed that your concern is sound,
You may win another friend
Consider, too, the literal folks,
Guard we'll your words satirical,
Measure gibes, watch your jokes,
Let pleasantly work a miracle.
Yet, stoop not to ingratiation,
Swell no favor past its worth,
Gross flattery's as much initiation
AS saying one clod makes the Earth.
If Fortune grants you generous urge
You need not make the gift disguised,
Good taste avoids the vulgar splurge,
True Charity is never advertised.
If you can lantern up your face,
Bring another's singing spark alive,
Make the world wee bit better place,
You have charm-instead of 1--WE
james T. Logan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-19

az ~. LSOIldLu SnuGS1lJ 4OIu dIlu
Clinton Ave-, at 400 p. m. The
public is invited to be present.
MRS. RUSSELL TAKES OVER
PASTORATE DUTIES AT
ALLEN A. NJ. E.
Mrs. E. Russell (H. T. RusselD
recent licensed evangelist, has been
appointed to take over duties at
Allen A. M. E. Church, 1924 Irv-
ing Ave. N. Rev. S. F. Coleman,
former pastor, has been called to
serve elsewhere.
Sister Russell wishes to extend
to all a hearty welcome to attend
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Church
Services at HOO a. m. Young
Peoples Fellowship Hour at 4:3O
p. m.
CamphOr Memorial Methodist
Church Notes: The men of the
church, with Mrs. Clarence T. R.
Nelson as their leader, gave a
good account of themselves in the
first report of the June rally last
Sunday. Although outnumbered
more than two to one by the
women, led by Pastor Clarence
T. R. Nelson, the men reported
only $500 less than the women.
The men expect to go into the lead
in Sundays reports.
The fourth annual graduates
service will be held at II a. m.
Sunday. The senior choir will
sponsor a twilight musical on Sun
day at 8 p. m. The choir under the
direction of John Hickman, Jr., will
be assisted by guest singers. Prof.
R. Nelson Barber will be at the
organ. Mrs. Viola Monson is the
president of the choir.
DR.. W. H. Williams of Detroit,
the district superintendent of the
Chicago District, will be the
preacher for the morning and eve
ming service on Sunday, June %.
Members and friends who are
planning to attend the service on
Sunday morning are asked to re-
member that June 21st is Fathers
Day and to honor the fathers by
wearing flowers of appropriate COL
ors-red for fathers still living and
white for the fathers who are dead.
st. James A. NJ. E., st. Paul:
More than 900 attended the SER
vices during the day, last Sunday,
June ID, children's day.
First on the days program was
a children's day program at 1920
a. m. Captain Edward Jones,
chaplain at Fl. Leonard Wood, Mo-,
was the guest speaker at the morn
ing and evening services. His sub
ject at II a. m. was "Who lives in
me? Christ lives in me, saith the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-19
Read Your Own

A trade mark for an old popular
tobacco "Bull Durham" was "Roll
Your Own"
Our circulation department
urges you to read your own fam
ily's copy of this paper.
When you regularly read your
neighbours copy you cheat both the
paper and the neighbor out of your
support in helping provide the
community with a stronger
medium.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08

Santos del LA
Severino, ApOlinar, Te6filo y
Lorenzo.
I'm afectuoso saludo al Sr.
Severino Quintanilla, que en- el
dia de hoy celebra su onomas-
ticO.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
IaStdlGciOneS
iBienvenidos +!

Manana viernes y durante ell
transcurso de una importanti-
sima reunion seran inStaladas
las nuevas oficialidades de las
Logias Progreo No. 81 e Ideal
No. So de la l. o. o. F; esta Sc
e~fectuara en- los salones de la
Leyi6n Americana de YIbor.
Ademas de las intalaciones Sc
trataran asuntos de gran tras-
oendencia para todos va que Sc
ra un mitin de distrito.
Los que seran instalados son
E. L. Campo, Diputado Gran
Mariscal; Crispulo Vale, Dipu-
tado Gran Vigilante; Felipe ID
Ella, Diputado Gran Capellan
ST.. Delgado, Diputado Gran Sc
cretario de Finanzas; j. Bias
Diputado Gran TesorerO; j. Pu
Tiara, Diputado Gran Guardian
La gaceta., 1942-01-08

ma pasada", dijo ell lunchador,
"pero no discutire mas. Creo
que puedo derrotar a Osburn
en- cualquier circumstance"
La gaceta., 1942-01-08

CumptedNOs
En- ell dia de hoy cumple un
aho mas de vida la Sra. Maria
Severa Rodriguez, madre aman
tisima del que estas lineas escri
be.
Tan senalada fecha no lie Sc
ra festejada; para ella habran
los mimos y halagos de la fami-
lia.
A su Residential 1905 de Co
lumbus DR.. acudiran sus amis-
tades a testimoniarle sus simpa
tias Y .icitarla en- este su cum
pleahos.
Quiera ell Todopoderoso nos
la mantenga lena de vida y sa-
lud por una eternidad.
iFelicidades querida madre!
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
NOTAS SOCIME
(F0R MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Junta Tmportando
, Hoy Jueyes a las ocho de
la noche Sc ramiran los com
ronertss de las Secciores de
D&mas y Recreo dc Ia estimada
sociedad Circulo Cubano.
PCsiblemente en- esta reunion
Sc acuerden las fechaS que es-
cogeran para las fiestas que ha-
bran de presentar en- el ano, y
que mas tarde seran presenta-
das en- una junta conjunta en-
tire las cuatro S~ecciones de Re-
creo de nuestras principales So
ciedades.
La junta Sc efectuara en- ell
salon de costumbre, r~Ogandose
la asistencia del mayor mime
70 de miembros possible.
Quedan enterados los intere-
sados.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
/. NJ. Martinez, Diputado Gran
Mariscal del Distrito.
Deseamos a todos estos seno-
res mucho eXito en- suS respec-
ltiVoa pueStos.
MejO1'ada

Luego de haber sufrido dis
tintas operaciones nos es CRATE
nor medic de estaS notaS hacer
saber a las muJhas amistades
de la apreciada Sra. Laura Ca
nalejo de Fabelo esposa de nueS
tro amigo y compahero Ruben
Fabelo, cronista social de LA
TraGucci6n- Prensa" que ha me
dorado notablemente.
Segln Sc nos ha informado'
n1uy en- brave sera t~rasladada a
su hogan donde terminara de re
ponerse.
Mucho nos alegra la noticia
Y appearances verla del TODD res
tablecida.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08

Has ha regreSado a esta nuestro
dilecto amigo Miguel Marrero,
deStacado Miembro de la Logia
Luz de Cuba No. 5, acompana-
do de su esposa e hija.
Durante su estancia en- Cuba
visit6 a sus familiares y amis-
tades con las que paso ratios a
gradabiliimos.
Mucho nos satisface saberlo
de nuevo entire n~osotros.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
Gran Fiesta BNlable

NFNN a tCetu DNItN Utt
Recordanlos que el Domingo
entrante Ia Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano, celebrara
una gran fiesta bail Die en- la
sala principal de su palacete de
las avenidas Nebraska y Palm.
Esta Secci6n pensando en- que
nuestra %juventud muy pronto
tendra que abandonar la ciudad
para ingresar en- ell ejercito,
desea proporcionarles ratios de
ocios y es ell porque de esta fies-
ia bailable, la que seespera Sc
yea concurridisima.
La parte bailable lie ha Sido
encomendada a la orquesta
Rudy Bundy" que va cuenta
con innumeros de simpatizado-
res, va que en- distintas ocasio-
mes ha aparecido en- csc salon.
El comienzo de este bale es-
ia senalado para las Ocho de la
noche terminando a las IL 100
en- punto.
Muy m6dica es la cantidad Sc
nalada por la entrada: 30c las
damas Y soc los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08

Irene Dunno luce aqui mas
feliz por su reunion con Ca
ry Grant en- la notabiIisima
pelicula penny Serenade."
Los dos tomaron parte en-
varias cintas y despues fue-
ron Separates por exigen-
cias de la carrera de cada
cual.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
De RegreSC

Despu6s de dioz dias de vaca-
clones en- la Perla de las Anti
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
PROTESTAN A UN ARBI-
TRIO DE LUCHAS

FL anunciO hvthO el Martes
de quelos encuentros de luchas
lel N,,rnes iban Q ser arbitra-
dos por Cowboy Lutrall, produ-
10 protcStas de parta de La Mas
cara Girls, que habra de medir-
Sc en- ell star-bout con Dolby Os-
burn.
"Dastrczaya mi e%stilo, Como
hizo con Ray Clements la semi
La gaceta., 1942-01-08

dias en- la ciudad de la Habana
y Holguin, donde asistieron a la
Convention de la Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz, celebrada ell pa
sado q EN- la referida ciudad
Holguin, Oriente..
Con elloS regres6 su simpati-
ca hija, la Srta. Mary Garrido,
que por primera vez visitara a
la Perla de las Antillas.
Welcome!
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
De NueUO en- Estd

De NueUO en- EStd
En- la tarde de aver llegaron
a esta, via Miami, procedente
de la ciudad de la Habana, los
esposos Claudio Caruso y Sra,
como tambien los esposos Geo.
Barcel6 y Sra, acompahados de
su unigenito hijito.
En- la bella ciudad capitalina
Gisfrutaron de varias semanas
de diversiones, de las que re-
gresan encantados, lamentan-
do no haber podidO extenderlas
mas.
iBienvenidos!
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
20 JUGADORES JESUITAS
RECIBEN LGITRAS

Veinte iugadores de football
del high school jesuita, en- una
rimentosa reunion celebrate a
gcr, fueron recompensados con
letras escolares por su partici-
paci6n en- los juegos de la pre-
sente t~emporada. Ell manager
tambi6n fu6 recompenSado.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
Operad0

En- Ia manana de hoy fue So
metido a una delicaja interven-
cidn quirdrgica nuestro apre-
ciado amigo Y companero Jose
A. Gregory, Director del Soma
mario Tampa Leader"
La operation lie fu6 practice
da en- Ia Clinica "El Bien Publ
co" por ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez,
M6dico Director de csc centre
de salud.
Esperamos verle prOnto del
TODD restablecido.
La gaceta., 1942-01-08
Nnestrn BienUenidd

Muy cordial Sc la damos a
los esposos Andres y Carmela
Garrido, que en- ell dia de aver
r~egresaron a esta, via Miami,
luego de haber pasado varios
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

"The Nation'S Reading Habit"
Magazine Section-Detroit Times
Copyright, 1S42 In the United States OF America by
American Weekly, Inc. All Rights Reserved Under
international Copyright, Including Foreign Rights.
Reproduction In Original, or In Translation IL
Expressly Forbidden.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05
string. It's filet crochet that has a
clear chart to follow.

Pattern TAP contains instructions and
chart for making cloth in various sizes;
of it and stitches; materials
needed. Send your order to:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05
Difference in Days

How much longer and shorter,
RESPECTIVELY, are the longest and
shortest days of the year than the
days next to them, is asked.
According to the u. S. Naval
observatory, the difference in the
length of day varies less than a
minute from day to day in the
weeks December 1924, and June
1924, in which the shortest and
the longest day of the year oc-
ours. Therefore, the difference in
the length of day is less than a
minute between, for example, De-
cember 81 and December q.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05

When using a double boiler, the
food will cook more quickly if the
water in the outer vessel is sailed
in the proportion of fourth of a
cup of salt to one quart of water.
Salt meat requires longer boil
ing than fresh. Put it into cold wa
ter, quickly bring it to a boil, then
let it simmer.
Leftover stock from cooked
vegetables contains valuable min
erals and vitamins. Save it to use
in soups, stews, and sauces.
Always keep perfume in a dark
place. Daylight will affect every
odor differently, according to its
formula. In extreme cases per-
fune turns light red as soon as
it has been exposed to the sun.
To bring out the full flavor of
raisins, dates, currants or figs,
soak them in little boiling wa
ter for five minutes. Two table
spoons of boiling water for each
half cup sof fruit will be salts
factory.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05
POOR GRANDMA

Her children grown up; she has time to en-
joy things, but she's worn out from years of
work. Old folks often have finicky appetites
and may not get the Vitamin 81 and Iron they
need; Pleasant tasting V1NOL, the modern
tonic, combines these and other valuable
ingredients. Your druggist has VINOL.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05
Best OCCUPATION

Agriculture for an honorable and
high-minded man, is the best of all
occupations or arts by which men
procure the means of living.-Xen-
ophon.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05
Alien Needles

The ordinary steel sewing nee
die, used in every American home
for generations, has never yet
been manufactured in the United
States.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05

of 81 Married WITCH" in which he
appears opposite Veronica Lake. But
for the main role he needs practical
ly none!
Franchot Tone goes very, very
athletic for the first time in ''High1y
Irregular" in which he co-stars
with Joan Bennett. He has rOus-
ing fight with a pair of Gestapo men,
also hurdles over tables and
benches. Result SO far-One sprained
tendon.
Fred Waring has succeeded in
keeping his contribution to the
armed forces entertainment out of
the newspapers-but if you've man
in the service who's in or near New
York pass this news along to him.
Twice a month Fred gives a party
at the club rooms which he main
tains for the men in his band. He
gets his guests from the service
clubs, taking the army, navy and
marines in turn. Wives of the
bandsmen whip up marvellous re-
freshments, the bands camera
fends take pictures, pretty girls are
on hand as dancing partners.
5
A year and half ago Major
Bowes introduced Walter Williams.
64-year-oId singer Of Irish folk tunes,
on the air. In a lonely cabin in
Alaska, Arthur Williams heard his
brothers. voice. Arthur had left
home in 1907, had been declared
legally dead in 1917. He packed up
and started East, finally got to New
York and was reunited with his
brother-thanks to the maj or.
That popular air show, ''Duffy's
Tavern" will celebrate st. Patrick's
day by moving to the Tuesday eve
ming spot that's been occupied by
"We, the People"
$
ODDS AND ENDS-Jean Arthur's
back on her home lot. Columbia, for the
first time since ARIZONA" to make
aThe Gentlemen Misbehave" ,Uith Cary
Grant and Ronald Colman Kay
Kyser's lost his trumpeter, Tommy
Jones, who has joined IT, u. S. army
air force Betty Field will star in
Triumph Over Pain" as the Oife of
the dentist Uho discovered onaesthesia:
Joel McCreo will portray the dentist
Charles Boyer recently and very
proudly became an american citizen
Regis Toon1ey's screen career began
at Paramount: he's back there again.
to play in "The Forest Rangers"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05
BY VIRGINIA VALE

The other day Joel McCrea
donned five different sets of makeup
to make tests for five different roles
which he plays in the brief prologue
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-03-05

of 81 Married a WITCH" in which he
appears opposite Veronica Lake. But
for the main role he needs practical
ly none!
Evening star., 1942-10-08

Armies to launch an all-out at
tack against the Nazis in Europe,
or anywhere else where it will
have the effect of drawing away
a major portion Of the Nazi air
force and armored divisions from
the Russian front.
Stain also is disgruntled, ac-
cording to these reports, oyer the
relatively small quantity OF war
material which has reached the
Russian front. After talking
privately with Allied representa-
tives as we'll as Prime Minister
Churchill himself, Stain has
come to the conclusion that he
will have to follow the line indi-
Gated by Wendell Willkie and
start "prodding" the Allies.
Stain knows he has strong
"prodding" power. far greater
than anything Mr.. Willkie or
any body else in the United
States or Britain possesses. Hun
dreds of thousands of factory
workers in the United States and
Britain, although not Commun-
lists, are likely to be influenced by
his newspaper blast, consequently
making it difficult for Washing
ton and London to let Stains
plea go unheeded.
Allies Have More at Stake.
Politically Stain Is in a good
position. The truth about the
efforts of the Allied governments
to satisfy Russian needs has never
been disclosed, partly because it
was considered unwise to inform
the public of the real facts.
The United States and Britain
are as anxious to defeat the
Nazis as Russia is. In fact, they
have more at stake than the
Soviets. Hence. although it was
decided to start an offensive
against the Nazis in Europe, the
attack never materialized be-
Evening star., 1942-10-08
This Changing World
U. S-Russion Relations Reach Delicate Phu.e'; !;
Stains Impotence Considered Uniustified

cause it was obvious 1t would fail.
We have been rushing troops
and equipment to England, not
as q sop to the British Or to
maintain Mr.. Churchill In power,
but In preparation for q grand
show. We have done this In spite
| OF the views of . number Of mill
tary experts, who wanted these
transports sent to . part Of the
world where victory was more
assured.
The difficulties confronting
American and British forces were
fully explained to Stain and to
the Russian general staff. Ac-
cording to well-informed sources,
the Russian leader was told that
an offensive anywhere between
Norway and Spain would cost
innumerable lives and the most
we could expect would be to gain
some relatively unimportant
foothold on the western front.
U. s. Not Ready to Fight.
If operations in Europe de-
veloped under favorable condi-
tions military men say, not even
10 per cent of the German forces
In Russia would be withdrawn.
The question of sacrificing lives
has never entered into Russian
calculations.
Russia has tremendous man.
power and great recuperative
power. This cannot be said about
Great Britain with its "a, 1000 900
population and several fronts to
cover.
The United States also has
great manpower, but 1t is largely
unframed. We began training
Is months ago, while the Rus
slams have prepared for war for
many years. We also have .
Evening star., 1942-10-08

powerful and dangerous enemy
In the Pacific who would unques-
tionably take full advantage Of
the situation If America launched
a costly offensive in Europe.
Even If we got toehold on the
European continent at great sac
riflce, we would be compelled to
sustain that front with con-
tinuous reinforcements. More
over, we lack sufficient trained
troops to cover all fronts.
The epic fight of the Russians
is fully appreciated here. It can
be said in all honesty that every
effort is being made to help Rus
sia at the expense of other
fronts. Hence, Stalin's impa-
tience, while fully understood, is
considered unjustihed.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
I'D Rather Be Right
You Cont Distribute Freedom by q Radio Speech;
It's the IndividuoIized Approach That Does Il

each Of hundreds of millions of
people now knows that Fascism is
no abstract threat to his principles.
but that he, himself, the single
separate man, with his own aches
and woes, his own particular char.
acter and his own particular bum
Ions, will be called on, and seen to;
that q specific finger will wag under
his nose, and specific voice will
speak his specific future to him.
World Of Special Cases.
Our own wholesale approach to
humanity is broad, general, rather
blowsy and shiftless by comparison.
What do we do to convince the little
Italian peasant, in his little italian
village, that we care about him as
specifically as the Gestapo agent in
the city hall cares about him, with
blackjack particularly, and with
Willingness always to give him in
dividual attention, If only through
the firing squad?
II we went into the retail busi-
ness, we would let essayists debate
as they pleased the question of how
many freedoms can stand on the
point of a needle, but we would free
the French West Indies; we would
assemble the Jews of Palestine into
their own army, as they so greatly
desire; we would officially proclaim
Italy to be an occupied country; we
would specifically condemn Victor
Emmanuel, along with Mussolini,
and we would promise Italy a re-
public; we would set up a special
United Nations Foreign Legion of all
United Nations refugees; we would
issue United Nations passports to
all lost, stateless souls.
In other words, individual treat
ment for the individual customer a
principle known to every business
man, who also knows you can use
form letters only so far.
This Is world of special cases;
! each man in it must be made tn
feel that, soon or late, we shall come
down his particular street, and ring
his bell and check his freedom for
him. 1t is odd that we, who love
the individual, are often content to
throw a blanket of generalized
moral principles over the world, let
ting individuals struggle as they
best can beneath its folds.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Scientific Workers
To Meet in Baltimore

Representatives Of District uni.
versities. societies and agencies will
attend . meeting At sis O'Clock to.
night at the Pratt Library in Balti.
more, Nd, to map plans for the
formation OF IN Associated War
Committee Of scientific and tech.
nical societies Of Baltimore.
The nsw group hopes to improve
the effectiveness Of personnel and
equipment concerned with war work
IN the Baltimcre Area through con.
centrated research into the technical
Ana scaentt1lc needs essential to
carry out The war effort, The meet.
ing win p held under the sponsor.
nlp & ne baltimore Chaptsr, Asso-
clae0a q Scientific workers.