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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

Ko korakamo tako kramljaje
po preriji, me Mr.. Klopcic ma
enkrat prime "a roko, rekoc: =
Stoj! - Vsi Sc ustavimo ter po-
gledamo V snleri njegove izteg-
njene desnice proti malemu gr-
mu, XII je rastel oh razpadli
ograji, oddaljen konaj pet, sest
korakov cd mas. Pod grmom je
lezala V zvitek zvita kaca-klo-
potaca. Dvigala je glavo, jezno
sikala S svojim razcepljenim je-
zikom ter neprestano ropotala S
svoiim repom. Ker SO imeli vsi
ostali poleg tezkih revolverjev
sano navadne lovske puske dvo-
cevske sibrami nabite in sa-
mo JAZZ rifle" ali pusko ma kro-
gle, in ker nismo hoteli kace s
sibrami razstreliti, zato vzamem
JAZZ pusko z rame in ustrelim v
sredo kacjega zvitka. Krogla jo
je presekala skoro natancno cez
pol. Cim je bila zadeta, Sc klo-
potaca razvije, ali bolje: razvila
sta Sc oba njena diva konca, vsak
Ease. Klopcie skoci tedaj K raz-
padlemu plotu, odtrga cd NIGGA
dolg kolicek ter zacne Z MIN
suvati proti kaci. Besna repti-
liza zgrabi zobmi "a kolicev ko-
(Dalje ma 3. strand
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

Mrzlega zinskega dne, ko je,
sneg skripal pod nogami in ko
je burja plesala sneznimi ko-
sni svoj divji svatoyski pies,
pravi Frank:
Ala, sabec, kaj bos tical
"a pecjo! Hajdi, greva mad zaj-
ce!
- Dobro, - pravim, - &c
sc tebi ne tozi oh TEN pasjem
vrernenu il hise, cenu maj bi
Sc JAZZ bal ma plan? I'm with
you, Frank!
France skoei v svojo soho ter
prinese puske. - Samo Sc hip
pocakaj; grem Sc po Mary; tudi
ona gre mama.
- Pc kaksno Mary? - vpra-
sam zavzet. - Oh tenn vremenu
vendar ne bos vlacil zensk sa-
bo!"
Prijatelj Sc je skrivnostno ma
smehnil ter sci v hlev. JAZZ --
poosebljena radovednost - "a
MIN.
Tamkaj je odprl neki zaboj
ter privlekel ma dan ukroceno
podlasico Mary" Ne oziraje Sc
ma mojo osuplost, jo je zbasal v
lovsko torbo, vrgel pusko ma
ramo, in sla sva. Prisedsi ma "a
snezeno polje, sva kmalu izsle-
dila snegu luknje, okoli ka-
terih je bilo videti zajcji sled.
Globoko doll pod snegom, v
svoiih udobnih in gorkih lezi-
scih, pa so Sc zajci v pest sme-
jail vsem lovcem in njihovim
psom. Tudi mama bi Sc bill, da
nj bilo V Frankovi torbi male
"Maryce." Tedaj odpre prija-
tell torbo, vzame ven podlasico
ter jo spusti luknjo. - Pri-
pravi pusko in pazi ma izhode!
- mi zaklice ter hkrati sam
napne petelina. Hip nato Sc "a
Guje V luknji peklenski vrise in
dirindaj, zajec je vpil in jadiko-
val, kakor da ga derejo ma nleh,
nato pa sinil kakor strela il
luknje - naravnost pod strel
Kmalu "a MIN Sc je primotala
ven tudi podlasica, XII je menda
cutila, da je storila svojo dolz'
most. Mas France jo je prijel
pohvalno potrepljal ter - vtak'
nil V torbo. Ko sva nasla drugc
luknjo, Sc je procedure pono'
villa, istotako pri tretji it'd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
(Nadaljevanje S /. stranD

XII sem ga ubil, ali odkrito vam
povem, da sem takrat, ko sem
ga ugledal, zelel, da bi bill kjer-
koli, samo ne nasproti temu
kosmatincu. Ia EVER Sc je pri-
tepla il Kanade; bill je takozva-
nj Silver-Type medved. Pc We
likosti, tezi in moci nadkriljuje
tax medved vsakega ameriskega
grizzlyja. - Sci sem pogledat
pasti, uprav kakor zdajle midva.
Ker sem Sc nahajal re cd jutra
V gozdu, sem bill proti poldnevu
re dodobra izmucen, in ker sc je
oglasil tudi glad, sedem ma tia
k orjaskemu podrtemu drevesu,
pusko prislonim oh deblo ter
razvijem il papirja prigrizek.
Psa - XII ju tukaj vidite in ki
sta posebne pasme, takozvana
medvedarja - sta izginila, toda
knalu zacujem onkraj podrte-
ga debla njuno lajanje in ta-
koj nato globoko rencanje. Hip
nato sta bila psa, cvilec in tulec,
pri meni. JAZZ Sc popnem ma po-
drto deblo, da vidim, kaj je ma
oni strani. Ko pogledam cez, sc
zgrozim; cutil sem, da so Sc
mi najezili lasje ma glavi.. On
kraj debla, naravnost proti meni
obrnien, je sedel namrec oni or
jak, cigar kozo ste videli pr
meni. Vide6 to gigantsko, stra-
5no posast, oddaljeno koma.
sedem cevljev cd meme, me je
pOpadel strah. Toda alternative
nj bilo nobene. Preko teh debe.
je beg nemogoc; to vidite sami
Zverina je bila re razjarjena
ker sta jo razljutila psa. Med,
we'd zaniha parkrat S svojo silnc
glavo in vstane. Ma mojem celU
Sc je pojavil mrzel znoj. 1nstink,
tiVno, morda V odsotnosti duha
sezem po puski, napnem, pome,
rim in sprozim. - Kan, ne
vem, Kar tia, sredo one mase
Xxi Sc je nahajala seden Gev'
ljev pred menoj Medved Sc
dvigne ma zadnji nogi; V isten
hipu sta bila pri MEM psa, XII j.
je opogumil strel. Stojeca zvel
mi odkrije celia svoja prsa
UstreIim drugic. Psa Sc mu po
gumno zakadita zadnje kraGe
toda strasen zanah njcgOvt
prednje Sape ju je odpodil. 70
pet je ma zadnjih dveh pc
cevljev pred namo Mo
Bog! kaj res ne zadenem? N
mogo6e: Dve krogli sem iZstce
Ill, Sc troje jih je puski,.. Pre-
teca nevarnost nj je vrnila pri
sotnost duha. Dvignem pusko !
lieu in airno pornerim =. N;
pet cevljeV razdalje narav
most med oci. Sprozim. - I've
kolebne in pade. Psa zopet vanj
Ma tleh Sc valjajoc je delil med
we'd S svojini strasnimi sapam
sine udarce ma desno in levo
psa sta ga popadala, toda s.
vcdno spretno izogibala dosegl
njegovih tao. Medved je otepa
oEoli sebe ter ruval in lomi
nllado drevje, XII je rastlo '
blizini, kjer Sc je zgrudil. p
cetrtem strelu je koncno one
mogel ter zdihovaje IN mrmra
je poginil.
Dne 2. julia 1914, sem pri
spell V naselbino Bear Greek
Montana, XII je emo najvisje nat
morjem lezecih cloveskih biva
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Troje loUskih spon,inoU

lisc v Ameriki. Kolikor je meni
znano, lezi visje san1o Sc meste-
ce Leadville v Colorado, XII sem
je obiskal nekoliko pozneje. VI
Bear Creeku sem Sc sesel po-l
vsem nepricakovano z rojakom
in prijateljem Klop6ieem, ka-
terim sem sc seznanil nekaj me-
secev preje V La Sale, Ill.
Delavske razmere SO bile te-
daj V Bear Creeku skrajno sla-
be. Ruoniki so ali popolnoma po-
civali, ali pa samo delno obrato-
vail, in nasi ljudje so prezivlja-
Ii poletje V "dolce far niente";;. ).
imeli so neprostovoljne poeit-
nice.
Razumljivo je, da Sc je tudi
prijatelj Klopcic razveselil mo-
,jega prihoda, kajti mic nj dolgo-
casnejsega, kakor brezdelna emo
licnost v teh gorah. Prijatelj je
prebival z nekim drugim Slo-
vencem v prijazni hisici, kjer
sta neomejeno kraljevala in 60
spodarila pc vseh pravilih pee
larskega stanu. V njuni hisici
sta vladala najlepsa snaga in
red.
- Salam, prijatelj! - pravi
Klopcic, ko prestopim prag ME
govega gradu. - Kar imam JAZZ,
maj tudi tebi ne nanjka! Odlozi !;
moi stan maj DO tudi tebi dom
O, zlata slovenska srca! Ko-
liko ciste, iskrene in nesebicne
ljubezni do sorojakov Sc skriva
pod krovi teh poniznih sloven-
skin hisic, cepecih po rebreh
premogarskih naselbin in! KakO
mas je zblizala tujina!
Sc istega dine, 2. julia, Sc do
menimo, da odrinemo prihodnje-
ga jutra ma low V gore. Namenili
smo Sc stirje: Klopcic, njegov
prijatelj, Sc neki drugi slovenec
in JAZZ.
Naslednjega jutra odrinemo
dobro oborozeni in otovorjeni z
nahrbtniki, natrpanimi pri
grizkon, zganjem in cajem. Poi
mas je vodila preko hribovite
prerije, vse posejane z oblede.
lin okostjem in lobanjami bi
voloV, jelenov, konj in drugil
zivali, XII SO ma preriji poginile
Ma svojem potu sno opazil
tuintam cele jate prerijskih ko
kosi; nekaj smo jih ustrelili, to-
da zaVrgli, ker njih meso n
uzitnO; baje zato ne, ker Sc hra
MILO vecinoma S peskom in pre-
rijskim pelinom (sage brush)
Sicer pa lezi prerija pusta il
prazna pred nami. Ozivlja 10 K
ma tisoce 'prerijskih psov," ia
kozvanih "Prairie dogs" XII ina
jo svoja bivalisca pod zemljo
Ne VEN, komu sc ina ia zivalice
zahvaliti "a svoje ine, ker j
vsemu pref podobna kakor psu
Ia zival slici menda Sc najbol
podgani ter spada 'tudi med glo
davce. ko opazijo te zivalice lju
di, sedejo okoli svojih luken
ma zadnje noge ter radoVednt
opazujejo prislece. Pogled ma t
! sedeco Stirinogo druzbo vzbuis
v cloveku smeh in dobro voljo
Gin pa opazijo, da SO jim pri
sleci dovolj blizu, da jim uteg
nejo postati nevarni, jo jadrnt
pobrisej0 v svoje luknje. Oh po
gledu "a njih smesen beg, sen
Sc spomnil zabavne lovske dogo
diVscine, XII sem jo dozivel v bli
zini L0raina, O., V druzbi prija
telja Franka IL Loraina.
s:-s. IL -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

Detroit Sunday Times, August 2, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

PART 3. PAGE s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Mothers Club
Packs for I82nd

MEMBERS OF the 1S2nd
Field Artillery Mothers Club.
headed by Mrs. L. V. Avery,
worked all day Thursday at the
home of Mrs. John Moss in In
diana avenue, packing boxes to
be sent TO men in this regiment.
Among the things that went
into the boxes were razor plades,
writing paper cigarets and
wooden socks knit by the men,
bers of the club.
The afghan made by Mrs.
Philip MCIlvenna. which was
displayed was much admired.
Proceeds from the sale of same
will be used TO buy contents of
additional boxes TO go TO the
men of the lS2nd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
AVIS Sell Stamps in H4iqhIand Park

HIGHLAND PARK branch of
the American Women's Volun.
tary Services is setting up
booths for the sale of war saw
ings stamps and defense bonds.
The organization is asking for
volunteers for this phase of war
work.
a meeting to organize the
teams Of Saleswomen was held
Friday afternoon at the Nc
Gregor Library. Mrs. William
l.. Adams spoke.
Mrs. Robert Campbell was APP
pointed chairman of war bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

sales by Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Campbell has been working
three days every week at the
Wayne County stamp and bond
headquarters besides teaching
AWVS classes in air raid pre-
caution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Children League
To Meet Friday

MICHIGAN LEAGUE FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDREN viii
hold a board meeting Friday at
1870 a. m. at Hotel Statler
Mrs. William +. Hoffman Will
preside.
A general meeting Of the or
ganization is scheduled for Au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
AWVS Conduct
Drills on Belle Isle

PLATOON DRILLS are being
held every Wednesday evening
at 7. near the casino on Belle
Isle, under auspices Of the
physical fitness department Of
AWVS, headed by Mrs. Dewitt
Merriam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
War Show
Practically
In Backyard

WHE> The Amy War show
W practically moved into
Narygro,e College backyard
the members OF Tho summer
school class M nutrition for
homemakcr> and q group Of
RED Gross Cantccn class mem
bcrS from Marygrove College
walked over TO learn how the
army was fed
The mobile kitchens were
threaded in a row at each end
Of the camp grounds and were
under the listing Of coast artil-
lery. field artillery, engineers.
heavy weapon company, rifle
company, cavalry. headquarters,
service and supply and military
police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Girls Back From Camp

RETURNING THIS weekend
from Camp Cavell are Margie
kalbheish. Joan Clark. Mary
Ellen AndruS and Martha Nc
Cray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Mrs. O'H4oiir
[ eods War
Work Group

THE Parks and Recreation
Defense Streamliners,
headed by Mrs. Walter OHair,
recently organized for the pur-
pose of keeping women physi.
cally fit through military drilling
directed by army, navy and
marine officers, already are TAX
ing on several other phases of
war work.
Projects include instruction in
motor mechanics. assisting in
drives for the conservation of
materials. recruiting men for
the armed services, helping with
the sale of defense bonds and
war savings stamps. etc.
THE scope of the Stream
liners is unlimited" said Mrs.
O'lIair. AS the organization
develops IL will encompass
women i'm every section of the
city who will be physically
ready for whatever strenuous
war jobs they may he called
upon To do"
Women, realizing the necessity
of preparing themselves 10
shoulder war work in industry
or volunteer defense. who wish
10 obtain further information
may do so by ielephoning the
department OF parks and recre-
alton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

gust IA at the Grace Bentley
Camp on Lake Huron, operated
by the club. Following the meet
ing members will tour the camp
and watch the children at their
various activities.
Luncheon reservations are be-
ing taken by Mrs. Paul Bunch.
SALLY WECKLER Of Edge
mont road is visiting in Akron,
O.. this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
they're Impressed

And the proNerhial potato
peelerS. tomato Steers and
handsome onion Weeper> were
seated out IN front Of each unit.
Both the cantcen workers
with chairman Mrs George Il.
Thompson and the campus home
economists. headed by Miss Mary
Brazek. associate professor Of
home economics. were tremen-
dously impressed with the fabu-
lous amount of cooking going on.
The canteen kerS are
women solicited from the north
west district and are 40 in
number.
In case of emergency they
are prepared 10 serve at the
immaculate High School and
University Of Detroit Htg h
School.
They are now working at
Henry Ford Hospital. Harper
Hospital and the blood donor
bank, where they aid i'm the
cafeterias and main kitchens in
food preparation, also serving
refreshments.
They have sponsored a snack
bar for the Army war show.
and participants have taken al
ternate turns serving al same.
Among the active members
in the group are MesdameS:
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-12-18

Directors, es such, work gratis.
3rd. The business Of the Coop
eretive is conducted the same as
eny other Of SINH lar nature. The
commodities, services or products
sold are governed by the Gus tomary
prices in that community. This
means that business is not disturb
ed to any great extent and economic
stability is assured.
4th. The cooperative member re-
ceives g remuneration in the form
Of dividends in cash ct the end Of
certain set peri DDS, or certificate
es Of Equity In the business, pay
able when agreed upon by the Board
in comp iance with articles Of
Incorpora on. The interest Of the
member is determined by profits
made IS the result Of g succ sful
siness campaisn, or the edition
Of capital assets, by repayins
loans, adding to physical equipment
md various other means.
So it will be readily understood
that eny Cooperative must be
Financial success or everything
Will % by the Bocr0. Keep this
IN mind when thinking about your
Cooperative. Wrecked Cooperatives
ere falling by TIE woyside every
yeor, mainly for this reason.
One basic principle that all stu
dents Of Cooperatives aoree upon,
IS that the control Of the organ
ization must be held by the members
any outside control or Interference
will eventually destroy any Coop
erotdve regardless Of GOOD inten-
ions on the part Of those who
would interfere or try to control
tits policies. /. maj GRITTY Of the
Board Of directors Of our Cooper
alive has stood for this principle
consistently end sonnet line we will
tell about the struggle that en-
sued. One thing now & fact Is that
your Cooperative has no such re-
stri ct ons. In the Totaliterian
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-12-18

COOPERh IIVES. KINDS : " Tyr IS
CooperatiVes the World over are
very much alike. The Same basic.
prime pies have been applied in
every land with much the same re-
suits. China, India, Jepen, Rus sia,
Germany, France, Sweden and Ens landI
as, we'll IS the U. S. and most otherI
countries have established Cooper
etives, that have been worry SUGGEST
full. The most common type Of Coop-i
eratives are those run on the Roch-i
dale plan. This system was worried
out by collection Of factory
workers at Rochdele, Ing Land over 81
hundred years ago, and SO we'll was
the plan organized, no basic chenoeE
has been MADE since that time in
most Cooperative organizetio ns.
Fundemently the rules for CONTROL
under this plan are:
lst. Only one vote for each mem
Der, regardless Of shares purchG sedj
or financial contribut i on. &. few
cooperativas jal1ow voting according
to number Of Shares held, but sem
cessful). TIE one vote regardless
full because it provides democro tic
control Of the Monag ement, by the
Election Of @ Board Of Direct ors,
responsible to the votino- members.
End. The monae ement is vested
in the Directors, who employ & Mani
aSer to direct the policy, the
Board has supervisory power, but
the actual manag ement is done by
the Manager, who receives compen-
sation for his services, while the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

Pointing 10 his splendid record
as State Senator for the past twi
years. hundreds OF friends from al
walks OF life are urging the le-
nomination OF Senator Clarence A.
Reid prominent Detroit attorno y
of - years standing and World
War veteran. AZ the primaries,
Tuesday Sept. 10.
AT present an attempt Il COINS
on to confuse the public as 10 the
Identity Of the present State S,n-
ator, and 10 take unfair credit TOR
senator Reids splendid record cf
accomplishment.
During his two years in ans :
Ns4l-la42l. Senator Reid's fne
legal backg ound and knowledge
made possible his active eponsor-
ship OF 81 progressive bills OF which
- were enacted into law. and s.v.
eral Of which ployed extreme,
valuable To Michigan'- Mar effnrt
Among these hills were the tamuu,
willow Run Bill which author.
lied The DS.R. 10 operate hcvera
The City Of Detroit to the FDra
Bomber plant; THE Birth Regis
traiion Bill, which simplifier Ma
procurement OF birth ccrtiflcaiu.
Tor defense workers: THE Common
Pleas Court Reform Bill vino,
increases The jurisdiction Of Il
Common Pleas Court. relieving tx
congestion in Circu' Court and re-
snliing in cases being heard NOR.
rapidly.
senator Reid has been particu-
larly active in the support OF schecl
bills labor legislation. and spon
sored two bills for social welfare
reform which were subsequent,
enacted into law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Miss Gloria Morgan
Will Give Recital
For A Scholarship

Gloria Morgan. prominent youth
full orator will be presented in 4
lecture recital by committee &C.
lected by the Sojourner Truth Cit
liens committee The rectal will
be given al Hartford Baptis
church Thursday night. Sept. IL.
The purpose OF the recital will
be To enable Miss Morgan To attend
college. Gloster Il. current IS
chairman OF the Scholarship com
Nellie waite. John X williams.
Eddie Toltn. ATTY G. Tebron sim
mons Judah Drob Miss Jeanetla
Welch Miss Roberta Hill Mahle
mn and Rev. Charles Hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

j. ~ ~ =. VtltiVlfs
former republican >inan. IN
18th congr,> >ional district. vho T.
now seeking The numinaiion IN The
comins primary, september Eth.
Nrieod. u ,ticran congress NAN
rfh year, ~ conure> slonal expert
enco o. ms credit, j. hsluy suppprI-
ed b, fhs ma->cs nj culorod prp-
rir anl rgnnilaimn> on the Aa-.s
~ hi> ra, rrcofd pa >rr'icc a. thc
teenir, h. constituents. aud 'he
fnltri rcnlio grnrrali.. Ilr hn-
ainai gone ia ih' front 10 matters
ffra'nine ~ ihr welfare oi the col.
ff mmH lu ldttun % to- 49,.
uiWrYf 40 nne W ltr m'wh,r.
81 iht Hr Ne.f Point. hr ws>
fiNs' Nrhiu. iar ihe interest {
9n psHnr nhi. ~ WAS menan q
oi c.neff-s. Ncirsd drew me- col.
~ line
VI fiert au' man eh j. Yuai' &.
fed d liareurr s.. lrl cod anil
hi, irrna> aHd fNir.rtludrd iu,it-
idnHl, ar nrring al registered
soferS 70 'hf lgih taugre,> nal
district in go ~ tic relis "a >ep-
iomlcr lSh and ,nD ~ h,m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
BUSINESS
IE.ACITF. OPENS
in CHICAGO

The Motor CITY Viii be well rep
resented this year az the annual
National Negro Business lcaene'@
convention in Chicago, when It
opens "Wednesday Aug. &c, al the
DuSable High school.
The Detroit delegation. led hy
Carlton W. Gaines president 81
The local Booker T. Washington
Trade association and member cf
The Business Leagues steering
committee. left The city TUESDAY
via air plane Mercury and motor
car. The group included, L. {.
Blount regional vice-president OF
the league: Mrs Fannie b. Peek.
president OF the National Hous
wives league w j Fields. Georre
Byrd. George A. Isabelle John
smith. V. {. Berry W. d. Morrl-
son. Mrs. Virginia Watson Mrs.
Mamie Boone. Mrs. Ester T,ova
!. J. Theus. Fred Allen. second
vice president Of the league NJ ~.
Hassen. Miss Lollarctta Avcre'i.
Dr. Jas. Wesley Mrs. George Per
ter. Luther Cornwall. Miss Fannie
Small. Mre Gertrude Talbot. Nrs.
Myrtle Cook James Rovster. r
James. Elder d. Bynum Sidney
Barthwcll. and others.
Carlton Gaines said thai the De-
troit delegation hoped IN again
win the trophy for having the
largest number OF delegates repre-
senting any one city this year. Or.
F. d. Patterson. president Of Tus-
lsegee Institute will deliver The
KEYNOTE address.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Negro Workers
AT Shipping Fin
To Get Merits
Award Given F.,
Production
Efficiency

More than 5000 Negroes i, \,
North Carolina shipbulldlnr ~.
pany. Wilmington sc. are ,,...
uled To receive Labor Merl, h.s'
for meriiorious production ..s,
the Us. Maritime eommisslo ,"' !.
vealed this week.
The North Carolina shin p.n,
Ing company r. one ~ TN a."
DESIGNATED hy The Boa a q, Az
OF the Maritime commlssion : y y
ceiv the m" Burgee. pennap, =.
Victory Fleet Flag and w.. |,
Badges for outstanding nrodns',.'
performance
In addition 20 The award ~ q.
M pennant TO the miami ~,
worker engaged in Maritime can
mission work will hc given alan,
Merit badge. This latter sxa,d
the commissions recoeniilo, !,
workers for mcri'o saus prosns
ton effort
Other pants receiving N,
award include korpers eomms,
Baltimore. Md Comhus,ion >,
gineerinr company chaitsnoor
Tenn: Babcock and Wilcox n.
berton. Ohio Globe American en-.
poraiion. kokomo Ind Honsmr
Brothers. Philadelphia IA Na,le,
al Malleahle Steel Castings ran.
pany. sharon. ia kcrolesi Mars
featuring company Piisbursh. pa.
Filler and Siowell COMPANY. W
waukee. and the Wisconsin III
American Hoist and Derrick cor
panv. ST Paul MINI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Frogs Become 'Jeep'
Club After Return Of
Its Liquor License

The Michigan STATE Liquor Con
troll commission last Friday re-
turned the liquor license 10 re
Frogs club Beaubien. cor. Madison.
after suspension OF four months
The reinstatement OF the club H.
ccnse was approved by the Detroit
Police department after John iBus-
falol James had been dismissed
as manager James was manage
when the club license was sus-
pended following The violation cf
several state liquor laws.
The hoard OF directors besides
dismhrsing James also voted TO re-
name HE popular Paradise Valley
Spot the .ItcD club.