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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Probable Pitchers
nv nited Press
AMERICAN IFACIT

New York Russo 3-el A. Boston tHueh-
son 12-1I, 3 D. m, EWT
Washington tNigelling l0-iD ~ Phda-
delphia (Harris 7-1Sb, r m EWT
Cleveland tHarder 6-5 and Bagby i4-l2i
A. DETROIT tSewhouser S-1f and Gentry
0-Ol two games. 80 3. m EWT.
Chicago tDietrich s.el II - Louis
tMuncrief ll-ll), $50 p. m. CWT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 Louis Cooper iq-aj a. Chicago
tBthorn 100. 3 p m, CWT
Pittsburgh tGornicN eli and Butcher
10 AZ Cincinnati tShoun t2-5 and WI
ters 1922. TWO games 80 2 m. EWT
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Major Lea que
Standings

Games HDNInd ICd0oI.
YESTERDAY - Rt>tIT
DETROIT $40. t.stg'8ud SIS.
Sew York 3d. Boston a
br.H games scheduled
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Nrv f.f. tf Boston
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Jockey Banned
On SenseIeSS
0ffense'
Il, LEWIS II WALTER

Fr.,t,..ff.r,, t,Iff .r. rT- ,r4 of
t-. D,tmt He.r. season ll ~
y- q. tlt The s'cWards arc
1904 trfrt4.. i-r nrNcv colony move
.- en- Thistle l,u, Pgy ,f..l.os
.....,.. -. ,.-....,.
T emphatic manner mat lhoN are
,iI running the racing.
Wth GOOD cause. thc steward,
... ..,, Ior..ay r-r,s,,
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t %. the meeting that IS two
aHts an1 recommended thli
state Commissioner loWIlnE CN-
'.nd n Tor fre rest of The year
III ST 0NH 20 7 and Your money
uark Waite draws the ran Nura-
I0U
White has received this severe
penalty because he grabbed Sabo-
tours saddle cloth n the fifth race
"Wednesday White started his
..urchug when The field got away
.u front of thp ErandStand
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

teri1ieo in ben beioen San1ilien auf-
merfiam ma6te, meinte oieie: 8ie
man bas gett madt, 10 f9laft man.
Cine ar1oere Sugeno lit Die bette @e-
tpdbr fir ei1te eliidlide gbe. Mue
Siinoen bor Der Seirat ntiiiien in Der
gbe gebiiBt tperoen. Das ,nerfe bir
fir oeine eigene 3ufunft.
8ittges l1ebm uno feline Srou tparen
oas Msuiter elmer driitliden gbe.
Mber aud bier ealt oas 8ort Der 8i-
bel: @en @ott Iieb bat, oen aiihtigt
er. SHE lire &inber itarben, ebe ite
20 Sabre alt tparen. Sour ser Iel=
teite itarb als Sdullebrer nit % Sab
rem. Ct binterlieb cine i,1nse Srau,
aber feine &inoer. 9iele blieb BEL ben
alten 2erten, ,1nb i9 babe ielten Elm
mebr gludlibes l,no 5ufriebenes So
milienleben fennen gelernt, als bieie
S6tpiesereltern nit ibrer Sdpieger-
todter, oie ite ionit ielten periteben.
gtad oem Eooe Der S6piegermut-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

fann unb einen gr0Beren Iftionsras
oius bat als ale eriitierenoen &an1pf=
flug5euee, lit an oie glrmee abgelie,
fert tporben. Ser nel1e Bomber Iou
nidt Dor be,n naditen Sabre einge=
fiibrt tperben, tpeil es geraun1e 3eit
nimnt, um Die Broouftion in bollen
Sdpung au bringen, Die 8eiasl1n=
gen ous5ubiloen uno ettpaige Mangel
aus5umer5en, oie iid BEL ben eriten
Wooeuen berausteuten. yeben ben
neuen Superbon1bern, bic bon Der
g(rmeeuoden5eitidrift ~ganf' fiir5-
lid als ser 1929 ioentifiaiert tpuroen,
meroen oie Goniolioateb 2iberators
uno 6ie 8oeing 5liegenoen Seitunsen
formlib tpte 3perge ausieben. Ser
neue Bomber miro in ser Gage iei11.
Die Broouftions5entren Sitlers, ielbit
penn iie i'm Snneriten ieiner ~Geltlng
europa" gelesen iino, uno ebenIo Die
bes iaponiiden &eides Dor Die 81
iiere" amerifaniider 8ombaroiers
bringen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

teilungen getna6t: uIuf mas INNER
elmer a It + n omiid=tpiiienidaft
Wetbooe mir uns ben 1nnabbaren
6ernen bes Beltaas naben, ltoBen
mir auf cine pbantaitiihe neue @elt.
Die 8iiienidaft befinoet iid, wobin
iie iid oud tpenoet, in lteigenoer 8e=
numbering, tpie ,Mlice in @onoer=
lamb Dor DEM unbegren5ten Sterner=
l1niberlum, in ipeldem sic bisber be-
fannten Naturgeiese feline Anuenouns
5u finoen ideinen.
@Gbreno bas alte @ebGube tpiiien=
Ihaftli6er @elebe, 6as in bier Sabr=
bunberten aufgebaut tporben, in bic
len Ieiner tpelentliben Teile ungebro=
den peroen muB, baben mir nod fein
feites Sunoament fir cine neue Orb
nung entbedt. giele ser bisber aufge-
5teIlten tpiiienibaftliben Brinaipien
balten 1iht mebr ltanb inn 2i6te Der
neueten Soridungen.
MIs offene sSrage Iteut Der britt
i6e Mitronom auf: @ann tpuroe oas
l1niperium nit an ieinen Sternen &C.
biloet? Bie alt lit es? 6inoet cine
Neuformierung uno Neuidaffuns bel
ben iid) immer neu enttpidelnoen Ster=
men ,uto Blaneten itatt? @irb es 10
peiter unb tpeiter seben2 Weroen iih
bie 5ternenbaufen, oie Nebulae. inn
mer mebr aeritreuen? unierer benti=
gen @iiienibaft lit es nod nibt mog=
lid, oieie M6tiel 5ll loien: gs Iheint,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

BOB bisber unbefannte Naturgeiese
erit entbedt iperben rniiiien Inn oie
neueiten bur6 ,,niere Eeleifope ent'
oedten grideinuneen au erfldren. BUR
2oiung oieier Gatiel sibt 8rof. Scans
neue Wubeinbeiten bon 3eit. @rabitdt
ltiip. Dor. 60 3. 9. tpdre ein 1,eues
3eitmaB oie 3eit, Die oas 2idt braudt.
INN elm einaiges gleftron 5u ourd-
orinsen: elm $4,000 Million-Minio
MillioniteI elmer Sef,,nbe. Muf oieie
Beiie f0nnte Die Moglidfeit geidaf'
fen ueroen aur grerii,toung Der fos.
miiden @ebeimnifie. 9as biirfte 1uns
5u Ser M0slidfeit, baB neue Materie
iih beltanois biloet, fiibren. giellei6t,
im @eeenias au ben uns befannten
@eiesen Der @iiienibaft, erttpidelt iib
bie Sbopfung neuer @elten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

ter idloB fid Die ianee Srau INNER
mebr meiner Weutter an. Daour6
muroe id] audi n1ebr init BEN 2el,ten
befannt. @enn aur 8eit brdneenber
Mrbeit in Ser 2anotpirtfbaft i1 au
&aule feine &ube fanbn ging i6 nod
mittags NIT meinen Biibern gu 8iitt-
gems biniiber. Sort mar i1 gGn5lih
ungeitort u,ro itets minfo,nmen. Ser
alte Mann batte in Der ct. 8onifa-
tiusgemein6e in gbicago einen Bru-
ser. Ser ididte ieoe @ode oas fatbo-
liI6e Bobenblatt beriiber. Ser oama-
lige' @eoafteur tpar Elm Shpabe uno
batte cine quite 6e6er. Nie bGtte i'd
eebadt, baB id ipdter beiien Sobn
Mrtifel fir iein Blatt liefern tpiiroe.
Nad Sefen Eooe faufte Elm 8aper
oas 8latt. Ser trat 5uerit in Sitler.
itiefeln ouf. slls oas 3u gefabrlid
tpuroe, iattelte er UNI. Se,1te friitet
oas 8latt nur eben fein biBden 2e-
ben. @s lit etpig idooe Inn oas emit
10 electromagnetic Organ fir bas fatbo-
Iii9e 9eutidtlm Der groBen Staot
gbicagol ....
(Sortiesung folst) .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
Ybantafii9e ,teme &elt
int Ster1tenhtnt1ltel

9ie ourd bic neueiten aitronomi-
iben grrungenibaften getponnenen
&enntniiie boben neue Bunber Der
Sternentpelt er1tbiiut, Die ans Bbans
toitiide gren5en. sSn einem geridt
an bas ,,&opal Snititute of Greet
Britain" bat Der Mitronom Sir So
mes Scans cine &eibe auf aItronomi-
I9e 8eoba6tungen gegrinbete Mit~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

leste Sinn Der @eididte 1T, 6aB Die
@eididte NIT ibrem iroiiden Gmlallf
nidt aufbort, ionoern oab bas Sen.
ieits als Gusglei6 tpeientli9 bin5uge-
bort, Dob @ott tros ieiner ibeinbaren
gerborgenbeit bod oer getpaltige, Der
anmG6tige uno in ieber &iht,ng
pollfommene @ott bleibt, baB er alio
Die @eidibte gan5 in Der Sano be,
b6H. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

"8arum laden Sic oenn 10 furdt'
bar?" jagte Der @inbreder gu oem
Manne, Der i'm iiberraibt bate.
sd finbe bas au fomiid, Sic
fommen bierber in ounfler Naht Of
ne 2idt unb tpollen @elo fuden. oas
ib audi am belIen Gage nift finoen
fonn." g.. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
De 60 lpSO
vons BusehpfsFvsr

(5ortiebung)

(5ortIebung)
Bon Sen elf &inoern tparen oie
1lteiten lauter Mabben. Die tparen
in R0ln berbeiratet ooer I'M Dienit.
Bon BORT bradten fte niht nun itdo.
tiibe Mooen, ionbern au1 uIerban6
Sitten uno Sreibeiten ms Dorf bon
benen man Biz oabin ME eeb0rt bate.
Dies oiente iiher niht oa5u, ibr Mn-
ieben BEL ben einfaden uno iittli6
itrengen Dorfbetpobnern 5a erboben.
Die orei iiingiten Sim Der ,paren &na-
ben. Ser iiingfte mar in meirem al-
ter. gr mar 5eitlebens ein &riippel.
@esen groe oes Beltfrieges itarb ct
i'm @efdngnis. Ser dlteite 8ruoer
beiratete elm brapes Mdo6en inn ga9=
barort. Sort gelangte er nab 1tno
nad 5u bobem slniebe11 10 oab bic
@emeinbe i'm 5u ibrem Ortsporiteber
ertpablte. Ser 8tpeitiiineite tpar a15eit
Elm tpiiter &erl. Spater ion er iid IN
0uieloorf berbeiratet baben uno auf>
ieber in elmer Sabrif getporben iein.
Son Ger gunaen Samilie lit arber BEN
Soten auf Dem &ir9bofe nidts i'm Srt
5l1riidgeblieben.
Sotpeit i6 ben Mann eefanrt babe,
tpar er barmlos, iebr glttrniitig uno
sefdllig. @enn bas au6 5utreffen
mag, baB gum Streiten itets atpei ge>
boren, 10 idien mir bier bie grobte
5duIo oufieiten ser Sra,t, Die itets
Elm @eiibt 5eigte, tpie iieben Sage
@egentpetter. 8eioe gbelel1te f9afften
Sag unb @adt, famen aber ME anf
einen griiner 3tpeig. Sm Mpril uno
Mai eing Der Wann bon einem &C.
bort gum anoern bie Sdafe> 5u i6e=
rem, in tpelder @rbeit er anentbalben
aIs Meiiter eeprieIen tplr6e. Ni6t
ntinoere @eididlidfeit betpies er,
tpenn er nit ieiner Sdaflbere Ser
gal1aen Wahbari9aft bic &opfe i6or.
Seoen 5tpeiten Montag gine unier
Bater nit ieinen flint 8uben burd
oas enee @dBden gum Sauie oes
Nadbarn, bautit er aud bie 8uben=
Topic NIT Der Sdafi6ere beridonere.
SelbIt als Stuoent unb ianger Brie-
tier tpar er itol5 barauf mir bas iiber,
fliiiiige Saarsetpdd)s f,.nitgeredt gu
flippeu. Siir Saaridneiben our @abt-
3eit, BEL &ranfen unto Sotentpade bal=
ten, cine 8e5ablune an5ubieten, tpuroe
als cine 8eleioigung angeieben. Sier
tam itets bas alte Spridmort our Gel
tung: Cine &ano ipdidt bie anoere."
Sb1pobl Der nabfolgenoe Nahbar
elm 8ruoer Ser boreenannten Srau
ipar, berridte in beren &aus elm gan5
anoerer @eiit. Mls i6 in meinem 13.
Sabre meine @robmutter auf BEN un-
H. u IL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

booen bereits nidt nebr gebort tper-
ben. Sn ieinem 2aboratoriunr, fiibrte
er aus, babe er cine Waihine ent-
tuorfen, oie nit nur 400 pc cine @e-
idtpin6igfeit BON $50 Meilen in oer
Stunoe, in $4,000 SUB S0be ent.
ipidelt. Man Tonne, bebauptet Eros-
fp, cine Maihine bauen, bic oie grbe
am 4e:uator umfliegt, obne eine 3tpi-
idenIanoung bor5unebmen un6 cine
@allone Sbmier0I tpiirbe "a St,1nben
Glug3eit ermogIiden.
Or babe feline Dampfnraidine in ei-
mem Muto dusprobiert, erfldrte Der
Grfinoer, bod beltebe Die SdDierie.
feit BARN. oaB fie cine gu sroBe @e-
MDinoigfeit entipideIe. 100 Weilen
per 6t,r1oe - i'm erlten 9duferbIod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
(5ortiesung folst)
8ottes WaItem in Der @eltgeldidte

WotteS Walten IN Der TSelt9el dtdte
(Sortiesung bon Seite 81
ren6en DrnfeI beraus. @as u,1s 90
Dor alIem als grleudtlng arfblikt,
lit bie @etpiBbeit, bob niht etpas
Yrofanes, ionbern bus e.piee Sell Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
Nenes Quftmpnitrmt,t

xsSHSU ~"TRHU"P*W"
Gin neuer Superbomber, Der cine
grobere Mn5abl 8omben mitnebmen
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Here're Facts
ForLandLord
And Tenant

! Tha, no tenant should expect
70 continue 10 occupy q room. house
or flat without paying the maxi
mum legal rent that has been set
by the OPA rent administrator.
shown by the registration form.
, That all rents should be paid
when due. II is the rlgki OF any
landlord 20 have his maximum legal
rent when il is due him
g. That IL tenant should be
taken 10 court on an eviction. 4 j.
up 10 the judge 10 pass on the
eviction order. The judge usually
gives a tenant five days 10 pay his
rent; that is, II there IS judg.
ment issued That docs not mean
for tenant 10 wait until S or 6
o'clock on the fifth day when tie
judgment expires. then rush to the
county building or the agent that
is representing the landlord and
find that his Office is closed or wait
until the sixth day because it is
too late.
Usually. landlord has a CON
stable ready TO evict a tenant on
the sixth day which is lis lawful
right. That Is. IL the tenant does
not pay the maximum legal rent
before the expiration OF the judg-
ment time. and YOU have been
evctcd. there is nothing the OpA
can do for -Ynu=By T. -McNanlz
ara. area rent director.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
M'NUTT UNDER
FIRE FROM ALL
SIDES IN D. c.
His r e oval May Be
Asked By High
Officials

WASHINGTON. d. Clamp
The name OF Paul v. McNutt Is
getting an awful kicking around in
certain important circles here with
congress itself making overtures
preparatory 10 removing the great
man" from his post of omniscience
second only to Roosevelt.
McNutt's actions as manpower
commissioner have not satisfied first
the war department: second agri.
culture isn't at all pleased with the
way the. commissioner is handling
the farm proposition. which now
is growing serious.
Aroused Citizenry
Add TO this. the irate citizenry
which is aroused over McNutt's
position on the FEPC and the pic
ture for the silver matched srbiter
Is not pleasant one.
Mr.. McNutt has done nothing 10
improve his position. indicating
clearly he is taking orders. Whe,h-
er he feels this is the safest policy
was rudely Jared Wednesday when
an antsgonistic congress knocked
out several OF McNutt's pet meas
ures
While Congress itself believed in
the homes for tie care OF children
during the war while mothers were
working; while it wanted TO give
increases for the USES. il pre-
ferred TO give these benefits under
the direction OF someone other than
McNutt. That was the strategy
used in the war" against Leon
Henderson.
Many will be glad TO see the fall
OF the McNutt dynasty which true
believers felt was synthetic
thing" al best
His attitude toward Negroes and
things vital 10 the interest OF Me-
groes has not won him any friends
among that group nor the whites
Who sympathize with Negro Ideals.
A politician. Mr., McNu,t has Arm
faith in those who put him in pow
err but the wave OF public opinion
sweeping over his lead. plus the
night congress is making indicate
a handwriting on the wall for Paul
Meanwhile. what happens 10 the
FEPC. the original no, potato and
fly in the ointment for Mr.. Nc.
Mutt?
White and colored folks alike
want 10 see show down in this
case in the very near future. With
McNutt on the spot and Atty Gen.
Blddie fumbling around. the ma
ton awaits two things. first Mr.
McNut;s official deposition and the
FEPC still a matter which is laid
right At the Presidents door. the
lovers OF freedom, second. want to
see action immediately. and not see
The tail wagging the dog as has
been the case in the past" said q
we'll known politician who is op-
posed 10 any idea OF another for
Roosevelt or any one OF his selec-
ton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Edgar Guest Will
Be YMCA Speaker

Edgar Guest, Detroits beloved
poet, radio and movie star. will ap-
pear at ST Antoine Branch YMCA
March 7. 4pm.
Edgar Guest, whose poems appear
daily in the Detroit Free Press. is
the first 10 appear on the St An
tome VS. eighteenth annual pro-
gram OF activities for the month
The Jubal Choral society. under the
direction OF Tslmadge Turner. will
round out one of the most unique
programs OF the year. ~" friends
always look forward to hearing the
one and only Edgar A. Guest. Be-
cause OF the large crowd that usu-
ally turns out annu-lly TO hesr ouI
beloved poet. the Forum committee
will require admission by tickets
Tickets may be secured FREE a,
the YMCA.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Remember
THIS FIRST
During This Wave OF Such Mis-.
cradle Colds Sweeping
The Country

The first choice Of millions at tho
very first warning Of colds painful
mlserics, is st. Joseph Aspirin. You
IAN count on its friendly aid when
colds miscrics hit. Yes, it goes right
10 work to relieve colds headaches.
lches and inorganic pain. st. Joseph
Aspirin s gentle analgcsic action helps
axe sopneSs out of colds sore throat.
Keep st. Joseph Aspirin handy, in
family ready TO relieve painful colds
distress. Judged as your doctor
judges aspirin -cllnically no aspirin
AN do more for YOU. No wonder it's
he worlds largest seller at Zoe.
Then, too, you get 36 tablets for 20c
md best of all. you get 100 tablets of
his fine aspirin for only 35c. Get
St. Joseph Aspirin today.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
rum PARTNERS
lave FIGHT T.,
ONE GETS CUT.
c h a sed Victim Into
Street And Then
Slashed Him

An argument between two drick-
ing partners ended last week after
William Esters, 80. 1858 oath stree,
had been stabbed anc taken TO Re-
ceiving hospital where he was
treated for a stab wound TO the
back. forearm. left thumb, ard right
chest He was reported in serious
condition by hospital attaches.
Police learned that Esters and
Thomas Friday OF $685. West War;
rem avenue. had been drinking in
the kitchen OF Fridays home when
an alteration arose and Friday. so
polio. say, pulled a knife stabbed
Esters and chased him outside the
house where he again stabbed his
reported friend.
Friday escaped following the re-
ported stabbing. He was described
as % years old. six feet tall and
weighing $50 pounds. He was later
apprehended by police and held for
investigation OF a felonious assault.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Cites Need OfFuU
Rights For Negro

Continuation and postponement OF
the day OF Punishment of this
wicked. unfair system is now caus-
ing. has caused and will continue
TO cause stubborn social problems,
and makes inevitable countless So
cial stumbling blocks"
The report urged Negroes 10
dedicate all We have and are to
the disposal OF our government in
the present crucial hours and there
by continue 10 merit--as we have
always done-that same democracy
for ourselves which we advocate
for others"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

DALLAS, Tex-(ANP)-A spe-
cial committee on world conditions
and state OF the country at the
North Tyler District council Of the
CINE. church at Tyler Wednes-
day made an exhaustive survey
stating that Americas discrimina-
ton against segregation and mis-
treatment OF Negro citizens con-
stitute The Unfinished Business OF
American Democracy
Not until America grants the
Negro full-fledged. untrammeled
indignation into the political. eco
nomic and occupational realms: not
until America grants Negro citi-
zens enjoyment OF the privileges
OF citizenship such as are accorded
other racial elements without ques-
iioning, and such as are taken as
matters OF course. SHALL Americas
insis;ence that democracy shall not
perish from the earth, be consistent.
or portent," the report said.
There are but two alternatives
facing America today: Either 10
grant full. free, untrammeled dem
ocrstic participation 10 Negro ciii-
zens. and thereby give irrefutsble
logic, unquestioned proof OF her
democracy by prac,icing what
America so eloquently breaches on
the one hand; or the other OF con-
,inuing 10 deny democratic partici-
patton 10 Negro citizens in the poll
teal, economic and occupational
realms. and thereby take an incon-
sis;ent position denying full citi-
zenSkip rights 20 approximately one
tenth OF the nations population
which, incidentally. is the "one-
tenth which has earned the right
TO fall-fledged citizenship rights
and privileges and the enjoyment
OF democracy. by birth. by toll. by
tears. by suffering. by deeds Of
heroism. on land and sea in times
OF war and peril as we'll as in times
OF peace and safety"
The report presented by the Rev
c. E. Chapman public relations
secretary. deplored the prevalence
Of racial sntagonisms abroad in
the world and said some OF the
inevitable results are ."misFepresen.
ts;ion. misunderstanding. unfair
and untounded suspicion which
are but the by-produc;s OF a social
order that IS infested with cut
throat. heartle$s. cruel competition
that is promoted by a capitslistic
system des gned 20 divide, suppress
ind exploit the underprivileged
classes
We contend that such class ex-
ploiis;ion should be abandoned and
that class cooperation should be
substituted FOR class exploitation.
Only when and as Suct a wicked
system OF exploitation and suppress
SION IS ban.Shed from the face OF
the earth may We reasonably ex-
pect the reign OF universal broth.
erhood FOR which mankind aSpIres
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Bar Will Reopen
Soon, Owner Says

De. Smith. owner Of ne popu.s
tavern bearing his ra'ne .als week
announced that ne will nave q new
opening of his pace OF bushes
possibly next weekend
A fire which started from an ex
posed live wire IN the bssemen
II the premises az 4l03-07 Aasuns.
street las, week resulted n IRE
amounting 10 approximately $500
d.mases 10, the tavern.
The public will be cordially IN
vi;ed 20 attend the gaia re-openln-
Of Del Smiths Bar next week
Watch this space for the an
nouneement OF the popular drin1
spot.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

Many a girl has suffered from
cramp-like pam and other distresses
due on y to periodic, functional
causes simply because that was a
subject people didn't talk about.
Nowadays. thousands OF women
rely on the 2-way help of CARDUl
Started days before the time and
taken as directed. CARDtI should
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
It used to be taboo for girls
to discuss this kind of help

help relieve purely functional peri
odic> pain. Used as tonic. II often
perks up appetite, increases the
flow of gastric Juices, thus aiding
digestion and thereby helping TO
build up strength and resistance
Tor the time its most needed.
CARDUl may help you. A g.
year record saws It's worth a trial.