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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
TIREs 4 ACCESSORIES

CUTTERS. conductors, metal decks. East
side only. Ivanhoe 1903 or Drexel 1896.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING AND DECORATING

BEST workmanship guaranteed painting.
decorating. wall washing. TO. 1888.
Sc and up. paper in
GUIDED quick service. HO 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

FOR EXPERT washer service on Easy.
Maytag, a. BIC, 1900, Whirlpool
Meadows. Apex, Kenmore, Speed Queen
and all other makes Pick up and deliv-
cry can siy's Appliance shop. Vlnewood
f-1G1T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
UMBRALA REPAIRS

& MACHINE SHOP, Aio52 Yos,
Wayne. Aircraft parts. Dearborn ISIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
I.AIfNDRIES
MAITRrss RrNONATEp

A DEFENSE against high prices Haye
3Nur mattress renovated. Miller zoos
KerChevai LINN 1885,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
WALL. WASHING

WASHING, sewing machines. vacuums.
repaired bought, sold work guaran-
tecd LEnux 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
FLOOR sANpifNO. WAVING, ETC.

BASE plugs, lights. switches, meters sepa-
rated; houses wired: reasonable. Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
STOkERS
so STOKERS
TIMING

~ pounds per hour size immediate de-
livery. White Furnace Company. $3.50
Michigan. oregon 00s7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Al DUsTLEss floor sanding. finishing
own power. Rogers" Temple l-564s
(Estimates.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

time. TE 1851
WASHER AND iRoSER SERVICE
ALL MAKES, wen established; reasonable.
Free estimates NJ. si3S Or TU. 2-O29U
wAsHING MACHINES REPAIRED
WASHING machine repairs Mckeys
Radio-Applisncs service. s5is Holbro0k.
IVanhoe 1858.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Al ACCURATE decorating. rooms pa
pered 81 up. Immediate service. Tim
pie 2.5205
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Al PAPERHANGING. KALsoMiNtNG,
PAINTING ANY TIME. TEMPLE 2-077s
"A COMPLETE interior psIhting. decorating
ssryicss seasonal prices now. Townsend
6-360S
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
NORTH END NEWS

the boys on Sunday al the John r
,USO. Everyone is doing their bit
for our boys in service. The ladies
from Tie Ford Local auxiliary will
have charge OF the refreshments
and will also act as hostesses Mar
ian McGil!, chairman on arrange
ments; Mrs. Clough. secretary.
X x x
SICK AND SHUT IN
Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Lucy Jones.
Miss Enlow and little Johnnie
Wright, Wayne Diagnostic hospital;
Master William Mcdonald, 1873 Pasa-
dems: Mrs Eva Graham. pa Ken
dali; Mrs. Redmon. Mrs. Steps and
Mrs. Nettie C.emons are home from
the hospital. Mrs. Perault and Mrs
Mcdonald are better. Mr.. Frank
Smith, Eloise hospital. Let US al
remember our sick in the hospitals
and at home. Offer up a special
prayer for them. and visit them
They vii appreciate il. Mrs. Lille
Parham OF Hale street is very i'll.
also Mrs. Lucille Foster OF Crane
avenue. - Mrs NJ L. Hickman.
chairman sick committee; Marian
NcGIIl, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

The Masses at Sacred Heart
church were well attended Sunday
with Rev. Father Csrron singing
the Mass and Rev. Father Mullens
reading the Epist and Gospel and
delivering the sermon. The Epist
for tie frs, Sunday Of Lent was
taken from 2 Col. vi. lilo. Paul
Was talking 10 the people OF Cor
nth The Gospel ST. Matt. ". Ill
Our Lord being tempted by the
devil. Father Mullens' sermon was
based on temptation ana forgive
ness II was so beautifully brought
out tina! God hates sin. yet He loves
the sinner Mary Magdalene was
forgiven for her sins The thief on
the cross was. forgiven and was
assured a place IN Paradi Sc. What
We should DO in our daily lives is
10 try earnestly 10 resist the temp
ter. AS Christ forgave us of our
miSdeeds. so must we forgive those
wEo do us wrong. We must forgive
our enemies and do good 10 those
who spitefully use US. On Sunday
evenings. during Lent. there viii De
recitation of the rosary and sermon
by Father Lsvine OF ST. Joachim
church. You are missing a treat by
no: attending these devotions al
100 pm. Stations OF the Cross on
Friday evening. Tuesday evening
devotion 20 Our Blessed Mother
Special prayers for the boys in SER
vice. The public is cordially invited
10 our Lenien devotions. Rev. Fa-
ther Henry F. Theifels. pastor; Mar
ia. c. McG,ll reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
In Memoriam

In memory OF my wife Mrs.
Louise Leonard. who passed away
Wednesday. March 10 1912. al IL
m, one year ago Yes. Gear. |
am. here in this old world alone.
now wiki only memory OF our past.
the happy years we spent together.
the love FOR each other thu, can
never DC no ending not even IN
death can eHd our love because.
dear, We shall meet again IN that
other world Then our l!fe to-
geter shall be everlasting. I. mas
been one year since you passed
away, but I think OF YOU so often
until II seems but yesterday. You
arc gone but not forgotten. ror will
you ever be. as long as life and
memory last; Sha" lo"e you.
dearest bat there are grieis that
cannot find comfort and wounds
that can not be healed There are
Socrows 80 deep in the human heart
TIA; can 10; be half revealed on
dearest. how ! miss you, Tears N
silence often keep you ever near
me Your father, the Rev C. A
thurman, one OF the best men ever
Ia I've. also has passed away.
There's Trouble DOW. but some day
Il vii have 10 come 10 an end This
world vii! some DAY have 20 come
10 an end, bu, our love viii never
come 10 an END Take your eternal
rest love YOU. but Jesus loves
You better. The only hope my hear,
can cherish IS the hope 10 meet YOU
again soon IN that cl!y beyond the
sky Lovingly anc devotediy your
husband. Jack LEONARD Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Pyramids Hostesses
At Gala Party Sat.

prizes. which consisted OF costume
jewelry for the most part.
The color scheme was red, white
ard blue. The Pyramid Girls wore
these coiors and the table and rooms
likewise were decorated in patri-
otto colors.
Refreshments consisted OF cold
cuts. ice cream and cake.
Deltas and Pyramids present
were. Cathryn Hsrberd. Dawn Wat
son, Alice Cooie. Louisa Perry.
Connie Baker. Connie Cooper. Mar
eel Daniel, Maxine Routt. Mable
Wright. Gladys House, Helen APP
pling. Rosalie Merriweath2r. Dor
othy Ann Hicks. Elizabeth McClin-
ney. Geraldine Woodson. Harriet
Hood. and Mildred Blount.
The Pyramids guest list read as
follows: Eve Gaddison. Cecilia
Nicholson. Rema Billingslea. Gloria
Wimbish. Viola Thomas Ellen Page.
Rose Campbell. Elizabeth Williams.
Charlotte Miller, Eddie Franks. Dor
o,hy Jones. Elizabeth Crutchfeld.
Nellie Walker. Annie Laurie Cum
mings. Thelma Darlington. Connie
Cooper, Thelma Cralghead, Alice
Stevenson. Matilda Stevenson.
Helen Cuzzens. Nancy Polk. Anna
Cleage, Harriet billiard. Eleanor
Williams. Lucy Howard, Bernice
Finley. Lonnie Buckley. Lillian
Wright. Norma McConner Prince,,a
Graham. Sulena Sturdevan,. Sharon
Burton. Pauline Mckinney. JoandeIl
Russell. Harriet McFadden. Bessie 1
Cs,chngs, Leola Garrison Lois
Johnson. and Ina Jane Smith.
Deltas were Msble Wright. Alice /.
Coo,e. Alice Fields. Corn.e Cooper
Cecilia Sylvester. Gladys House,
Marcel Daniels. and Connie Baker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Merit Award To
EvanstOn's P-TA

EVANSTON-The Emerson PIT.
A. won a certificate OF merit on
February IS, when il competed in
the exhibition and style show held
at Austin Town hall. Over forty
schools competed in the exhibition.
OF which only three were colored.
The Hon. emaker's chairman. Mrs.
Ora NJ Bufkin. was awarded the
blue and yellow ribbon. Those who
participated in the show for Emer-
son were Mesdames Alvin H.
Holmes, Corrine Cummings. little
Muriel Ruikin. and Edith and Alyia
Holmes. who is the newly elected
mayor OF Emerson Alvia is the nrst
girl ever 10 hold this position. Mrs.
Kenrietie Campbell IS president 81
the F-TA; Mrs Alvin II. Holmes,
program chairman and Miss Eiinor
McCollom- principal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
CHRISTIAN MOTHERS
SODALTTY

The Christian Mothers Sodali,v
VII postpone their regular monthly
meeting on Sunday, Instead they
vii. 90 with the Young Ladies So
dal.,y 20 lecture TO be given bv
Rev Father Lord. editor OF the
QHeens Worker a; the Detroit In
si!iuie of Art al pm We hope
mat a large crowd will attend. You
Will enjoy this lecture which viii!
oe very instructive 20 every Soial,
81, Mrs. Geraldine Harris. prefec;:
Marian c McGl!. reporter.
The Christian Mothers Sods,i;,
IS asking all TIE lad eS OF the Parish
- meet IN the school on Friday
evening after devotion. Business OF
vital importance. Geraldine Harris.
project.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
The American Beauty
Social And Art Club

The American Beauty Social and
Art club met at the home Of Mrs
villa Dempsey 268 Alfred street
Business was carried on as usua,
with the president presiding. Mrs
Beatrice Brown and Mrs. Dempsey
are both confined 10 their homes on
account OF Illness.
Miss Rsyfield Hollis is back with
the club after a two mouths' ab-
Sence.
Guessing prize was won by Mrs.
lyone Webb The club vii. meet
next Monday. March - 20 celebrate
the birthday OF Mrs, Mae Malone.
2S4 Z. Warren. Villa Dempsey.
scribe; Mao!e Smith, president.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
CONGENIAL EIGHT CLUB

Members Of the club me, at The
home of Mrs Eddie Tausii 5S44
Vaneour, last Wednesday evening
The pres dent was absen, due to
illness. The meeting was called 20
order by The vice president. Ms
Virginia Stripping. Following the
business session. Mrs Betty Bur-
nett was introduced 10 tie club as
new member The next meeting
VIII be a; the home OF Mrs. Chas.
TanSll. PIG f. Alexsnderine street.
After the meeting adjourned. Mrs
Stripping was fetcd with q surprise
birthday party given by Mrs Eddie
Tans,l. A delicious repaSt was Scrv.
cd Mrs Stripping received many
,ove,y st,s - Mrs. Willis Fields
pres dent; Mrs. Anna Tans.l, re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
PALS OF PLEASURE SOCIAL

The PAS OF Pleasure Social club
gave tea Sunday. March :. a, the
tome of Mrs Ivy Cochrane. 555
Smith. which was very successful
A NICE program vas rendered The
program opened oy me singing of
The Star Spangled Banner Those
appearing on the program were ne
North Detroit HarmonizerS quartet.
Mrs IVY Cochrane and Sterling
Harris Guests a, the tea we're the
members Of the Gardcnia o!uo from
ne West SIDE Mem oerS Of nc club
are Is follows: Ms Iyy Cocnranc.
president. Mrs c. Tucker. secretary.
Mrs, JANE Miller. treasurer, VI S.
Gladys Henry business manager.
and Mrs. William S;cWar.. aSS.S.an,
secretary A very delicious menu
was served and games we're played
with Miss G, Henry ana S Harris
winning frSl prizes. Mrs. William
Steward is reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
BY GLADYS MILLS

Inc pyramids OF Delta Sigma
Iheta sorority were hostesses at a
Get Acquainted" party held or
Saturday Of last week. between the
hours OF and 4 pm, at the home
OF Pyramid Mildred Blount.
The purpose Of the party was TO
enable Deltas and Pyramids 10 &c,
more acquainted with the students
OF Wayne university.
For entertainment. DeIta's Pyra-
mIds. and guests entered with
gusto into popular games of Take
II Or Leave IT," Truth or Conse-
quence. and Double or Nothing"
WIN prizes for the winners. Later
there was a dance contest with
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

business Plans were completed FOR
a party 20 be gwen Saturday. March
20 The hostess served delicious
menu. After the meeuns adlougned
bridge was played 4 lovely ;me
Was had by all The next meeting
MI. DE Sunday March. IS ~ ne
home OF Mrs villa Brooker. 96l3
Delmar 49, Mrs Laura Belle Hubert.
president; Mrs. Adele Sanders, re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
NEW BOOK OF PLAYS

NEW ORLEANS. La The ASso-
ciated Publishers released last
week. a new book o. plays written
o. Randolph Edmonds. professor cf
drama at Dllisri university. The
volume contains one full length play
and four one-act plays all OF which
hsve had productions in various
Little theatres throughout the coun-
try
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
GAYORIIS

ne Gayor.ls-Aeid tite meeting
a, INC nome Of Mrs l. Tower Al
ter nc business session The hostess
served a tasty lunch Mr. Milton
PJlleu student az Wuberfbrcc
uuNcrs ~, Wherefore. Ohio. was
our guest He gave few interesting
remarks TIE GayorilS Wish 10 thank
lhe EXcr Ready clue and Diners Tor
their cooperation making the ;e5
success The mex, meeting WI Dc
= nc home ~ Ms r WILSON. pa
+ Ferry stree, - Mrs f. Williams
reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
GAY NINE OF HEARTS BRIDGE

MemoeTs Of ne club gave one OF
her mos: hilarious parties al 53l
+ Kirby on March s Many friends
Aere present regardless OF the wea-
fher eendAon and jolly ,.ne -xas
had by al The music was furnished
oy the One Man Band. Guy Jack
son - Mrs HELEN Gree 4. president:
Ms. Lillian Milton. secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
@. s. ]. Study

Members Of &c club held the
regular mectng Friday afternoon
al ne home OF Ms + Ashford.
5635 VnoNood. VIII the presIden.
IN he char At;c- ne business scs-
son, Better Gardens Was oar
study ,op C The club had ne pleas
are 20 know Mrs Ashford. niece Of
II O Collins Our sex members
arc Mrs Nellie Palmez -Dho $ ST.,
.nproy.as and also Mr. Mare
Price, VINO IS ST.. u Fora hospital
\ lovely lunch was served oy the
hostess. - B HouctinS, reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
HOLY NAME SOCIETY NEWS

The Holy Name Society men and
boys received Holy Communion m
BODY. on Sunday morning al the
$50 Mass. Il was an inspiration 10
see so many present. There was a
short business meeting which was
fnanc'a. sue "esS The president is
a,k.nS that every man Of The Par
IS give his support in the drive
for the decoration and remodeling
OF The church. Jesse Gordon. pres;-
dent; Rev Father Mullen, spiritual
director.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
vs. SOCIAL CLUB

Inc vs. Sor.s! club met Friday
L. -A.a:-the home Of Mrs l. Frame
On Theodore. Tie meeting was
opened ~i,h he pres.d dent presid-
ing. After the business session. a
very tasty lunch was served. The
evening was spent playing games
Mrs c. wilson. president; Mrs. "
Coyington. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
DOUBLE HEART CLIB

Members OF the club me; a. the
home oi Mrs Hobbs. 5762 S.. An.
tome A. Il was CUES, night. no bus
mess was discussed Everyone en-
loved themselves very much TIE
next meeting MI be a; the home
OF Mrs Hughes 42a Alser Mrs
Dfddy president Mas Perkins, re-.
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
GLAMOUR Plan HAS
INSTANT APPEAL

Follow tins plan thousands are using
Before retiring cover YOUR face with
Black and White Cleansing Cream Re
move It. and of comes dirt and make
up. too. Next pat on hiack and White
Cold Cream. In the morning wlpe Vt
of. Easy ism t,tI Use Black and White
Vanishing Cream as beautIfying DOW.
der base. At all toilet counters. 26t
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
CLUB VALERA

MemberS OF the club held The
weekly meeting Friday nign; al the
home o: Mss Jes;ine Pleasant. Plans
Tor me next party 10 be gwen on
Msrcn p, were discussed. After the
meeting, tasty snack was served
by the hostess Christine Lee.
pres.aen.. ADJ Coleman. subscr. Der.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
GOLDEN SLIPPER

The Golden Slipper club ne; with
Mss Irene Vincent. 6425 lronW GOD
TIE meeting was called 10 order by
me pres dent. Roll MAS called. AL
members we're preSen: eXccp; one
After the meeting, .oye.y repas;
Mas served by nc hostess The mex.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
BROWN MODELS CLUB

TIE Brown MoieiS club nc. in
IS regular business meeting az the
home Of the secretary. Mrs. Cassye
Rankins. 27l Hendr.e street All
members were present except Mrs.
BOYD who 5 ILL., A very brief and
interesting business meeting was
held w5;t. the president presiding
New thoughts and ideas were DIS
cuSSed % improve our sal hour
The hostess served very s,,rac-
i've salad course which was enjoyed
by everyone The next meeting VIII
tc al the home Of the president.
Mrs Lei.a Radc, ffe. 2l6 Hendrie
street. - Lila McNa.r. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

Your nearest railroad office Will
refer YOU to reputsb'e buyer u YOU
have an die railroad watch SAYS re
WIPE, ,cporins inst public response
~ the appeal tor such umcpieCes
has been CNScUgnt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
: = =
HOME on FURIOTCH

We we're indeed g!sd % see Pv;
D. FIemiSter Who $ in he armed
forces Of his country. home on
turiough 10 v.si, with relatives and
friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
FIVE w. SOCIAL AND CHARITY

The Five W Socisl and Charity
club met a. The home OF Mrs Lula
HarNin. The chaplain opened tie
meeting "i,h he pres dent preSld-
NJ Club business was discussed
MIS- Queene Burton was appointed
70 work with HE convention com
Hn',ee OF Colored Womens clubs.
Af'cr he adjournment OF the meet
ne DELICIOUS repaSt was served
by the hostess The mex, meeting
All. be Monday. Mdlch -. al The
home OF Mis-. Myrtle NJ Hall. 65lr
BcechWood Ms. Macarthur.
president, Mrs Juan.;a Morris, club
reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
INFANT BAPTIZED

The little bundle OF JOY tina. came
! Mr.. and Mrs Oral Taylor OF
Cameron avenue received the Sac
Famen' OK Baptism on Sunday after
he II o'clock Mass. Con gratulaiions
10 YOU both.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
and Other Briefs

meeting viii DE a; the home Of Mss
Helen Williams, 4465 fireman. -
Mrs. Hayes, president; Irene VIM
cent, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
WAAC FACTS
BY 1T. HELEN L. cox
Federal Building. Room $50

A new chapter in American mill
tary history is being written by
tte Womens Army Auxiliary
Corps. We are earnestly determined
10 make this new chapter serl-
Gus contribution and not a fem
mime footno;e. Il is a great priv
ile2e 10 share in building the ira
diton OF the frst women's aux
Isry service with the army.
- You don't realize just how i'm
portant a job the Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps is doing until you
are in the ranks, Then you see
how capably women are taking
over some OF the duties Of soldiers
here al home-releasing them for
the battle lines. You know tina;
without you some fightns man
would lose his chance 10 fight.
We Americans have tremendous
task ahead. It's going 10 require
every ounce of our manpower-
and our womanpower That's why
tho WAC forces must grow. car
ry!ng on more and more OF the
necessary tasks that soldiers have
performed
What kind OF work are We doing
today? Let's lake just a few from
tie list OF hundreds OF specialized
jobs Alphabetically. they include.
accountants and bookkeepcrS. cash
ierS, clerical workers Of all types,
cooks and bakers cryptographerS.
dental ass! s;anis drivers. for Keeps.
trucks and command cars. hospital
ana laboratory assistants: library
a DIS. messengers. pharmacists. PRINT
erS. radio operators and iechni-
Clans, secretaries. s;s;.siicianS stem
ographerS. telegraph. telephone and
tcle;ype operators. ;ypiSis and x-ray
opcre+ers, ------------
Somewhere in the corps there's
q job YOU can do and do well
You'll work hard. But youll en-
JOY X You'll be s:Fonger health
ier. than ever before IN your Life
You'll like the comradesh p OF a
splendid group OF women. And
when you 20 20 bed az the end OF
q strenuous day. there's a solemn.
happy though; that comes before
yoI 20 20 sleep Is the knowledge
tina: You're helping where your
country needs you most. You
woUidn't trade that proud feeling
for a mink coat and buShe. Of
orchids
Would you Ike 20 know more
about pay nov same as soldiers
pa.,p and opportunities ana rcc"ire-
men's IN The Womens Army Aux.
ihsry Corps Enrolincnt IS open
TO all women citizens between the
sse@ OF ~ 10 ~ inclusive.
Come 10 nc Federal building
and talk with a WAC officer
The country needs women like you
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

I'AM-CIO

The UAw.CIO District Council
ne; al the Hoffman building on
Monday nigh, Many pieces OF gar.
ment was gathered for the war re.
Lief Pllns were completed 10 serve
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
YOUNG WOME\'S
PEERLESS ART

The members 81 The club me; az
he home Of Mrs EJ,a!a WXa.t. 6l9
KcnANorth. Win Mrs. Josephine
May presiding Reports were maze
oy he various committees and we're
s.ad 10 know OR SEX. Mrs. Ann
Bomoray. Ms Ann Lay and Mrs
Leake were able ;o be back WIKI
ms IN our mceurs. Ms Crimes on
Woodland IS ST.. shat N. |, Was
ruled that al elaborate serving
would be discontinued for the
duration Our new feature for tac
Spr.ng MI be cocktail party al
;hc Three Skies. da.e % bc an-
nouuCed later Mrs Fredcrcker Stat
ford chairman az ne courtesy com
mit,ce. save an interesting quz on
Manners for Toisy followed up
by Mrs H.ldd Mason The hostess
served an elaborate menu The cab
adjourned ~ meet WIKI Ms Evelyn
S,raushn on Ghmilef Mrs lose
phIne May. acting president: Ms
Elizabeth Glass. editor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
PLEASURE SEEKERS CuTB

The members Of ne CiIo met
Sunday. March ~, a. ne hnTe Of
re secretary, Mrs Mac Ross VIII
all member. present Tnecc Aes a
bT.Cf DISCUSSION Of Oh snd new
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

bill dober general. Menda tax,
kakrsen je bill mas Radecky,
feldmarsal in tudi tako dober
gospod."
Medtem pa je rekel general
poboeniku: "Hudic We, kaksen
red je to pri mas! Vsaka etapa
predlaga intendantstvu ogrom-
ne racune "a prehrano ujetni-
kov, XII pa cd gladu ne morejo
priti do prihodnje etape. Mani
feste smo mamie izdali, dobro-
voljno Sc nam podajajo, a pri
mas jih okrajajo. Skratka: gro
zota."
A poboenik je odgovoril s
trent besedami: "Tak tocno,
vase prevoshoditelstvo!"
(Dalje prihodnJic,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

poldne so posamezniki cd utru-
jenosti popadali.
Ruski feldvebel, XII je pove-
ljeval transport, je obupan "a
lomil z rokami, ko je videl, da
jim niti pretepanje vee ne po-
maya ma noge. Koncno je po-
kazal ma pobocje in togoten We
lei: "Pozenite jih tia, da Sc ma
spe in oddahnejo! Hudic We, kaj
namerava Z mimi nacelstvo! -
Morda jih pusti, da cd gladu
pocrkajo!'
Tam so Avstrijci popadali po
travi in v momentu zaspali,
ruski vojaki, opirajoc Sc ma pu-
ske, pa so stall okoli kakor psi
ovcarji okoli crede in lamenti-
rail-: "Evo, vojna in memo de-
10! Ubogi ljudje! Vojna jih u
mori lakoto. Mas clovek, Av-
strijec ali German: vsi enako
poginejo kakor pes!'
A potem so odsli v vas, pri-
nesli nekaj kruha in par ze-
melj, XII jih pa MISC prodajali
drugace nego "a prstan ali uro.
Ko Sc je dobri vojak svejk
naspal, Sc je lotil Iowa usi; to
mu nj dalo dosti truda, ker
solnce je izvabilo vse usi ma po-
vrsje. Lezle so mu po ramah,
rokavih, Sc ugnezdile po zepih
in mu kapale S cepice ma hlace.
V trenotku je incl svejk roke
vse krvave. Bio je hvalezno de-
10, XII je naslo mnogo posnemo-
valcev; kdorkoli Sc je zbudil, je
slekel kosuljo, razlozil bluzo in
meckal belosivo golazen med
nohti. Bio je videti, kakor bi