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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Michigan 10 Worse
Than Other States

But If people would buy
only what they use. there
would be plenty OF whisky 10
meet normal demand"
Because of the run on the
stores, the commission soon may
require every purchaser 10 pos
sess an identification card or
-tssff1f1ctt1 record purchases viii
be Kept The present rationing
l(nnfInupd on PAGE lpl
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British
Start Bio
=Borroge

LONDON, March 70 tUP)-
Radio Algiers said today that the
British Eighth Army was develop
ing its offensive against the Ma
reth Line despite stiff opposition
and that American forces ii
lsouth-central Tunisia were push
ing toward the sea.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
NORTH AFRICA, March 26 CUP
The British Eighth Army, throw.
ing a frontal assault against the
Mareth Line, has advanced deeper
into Marshal Rommers positions
while fighting died down along the
rest OF the Tunisian front pending
the outcome of the battle in the
south.
The Eighth Army artillery anc
Allied aircraft today let loose
against the Mareth Line a con,
certed barrage greater in intensity
than the furious assaults which
crushed the Afrika Korps defense:
at FL Alamein.
radio Algiers and Radio Mo-
rocco, both controlled by the
Allies. described the Mareth Line
fighting as fierce and said many
hand-to-hand combats were taxi
ing place between the veterans
of the Eighth Army and the
Afrika Korps.
(Rommel was said TO be
throwing wave after wave of
tanks and infantry against a
salient which the British assert
eddy had driven into his posi-
tons. British heavy artillery
rained steel and explosives into
the German lineS).
The Germans made minor jah
at the American lines three miles
southeast OF Bou Hamran in the
FL Guettar sector, but both sides
appeared TO be hold back and
waiting for the outcome of the
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
SpeIIman Meets Sikorski

LONDON, March IS GNS)-
Archbishop Spellman of New York
conferred yesterday with Gen
Sikorsk. premier of the Polish
yOVornmCnt-ln-eXlle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Caro-, Mich, Soldier
Hanged for Assault

TUCSON. Ariz.. March % (UP)
Pvt. Francis F.. Lines, II, OF
Caro-, Mich, convicted by a court-
martial az Davis-Monthan Field.
Oct. IL, was hanged today at the
Tucson air base. He was charged
with attacking a young girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Europe FIiers Grounded

LONDON. March % tUP)-
Bad weather grounded the British
and German air forces in the
European theater last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Stote Tells Why
Shelves Of Liquor
Stores Are Bare
BY FRANK MORRIS

There is a whisky panic in Detroit, and the
shelves of the liquor stores are bare.
AS fast as a truckload is received at the main
outlets it is snached, bottle by bottle, by men and
women who stand in line sometimes for hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
They Just Leave
Standing Order

February ihiS-AeaKlMe
Mere able-tn -nbiain- frnm-the
commissions warehouse only 81
(Continued on Page 12)
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front a we'll as supply the AIMED
forces abroad and for lend-lcaSe
purposes. He Indicated the app
polntment of Davis and creation of
the new food administration was
Continued on Page Eight
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The Weather
HOIRLY TEMPERATTRIs

The sun vii scr ~ = go p. M TO-DAY
and rise tomorrow AZ 7.23 a. m.
Tho moon set A. t0.1T m todst.
and uses tomorrow At 1 u6 IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
DENIS CONFIDENT

The administrations measure
would retain the present year-late
system of collective taxes, but
would offer incentive discounts
ranging from | 10 8 per cent TO
persons willing 20 pay two years
taxes IN one year 10 get on cur
rent pay-aS-you-go basis
The COP is seeking 10 Substi-
tute for this bill the Ruml plan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Allied F|iers
Take Big Toll
In Three Days
Armored Trucks, Cars
Demolished as Guns
Hurl New Destructive.
BY CLINTON GREEN

1 SOMEWHERE IN T UNISIA,
March 20 QNS)-The Allied air
forces are using a secret weapon"
against Axis tanks and arnnored
vehicles in Tunisia and are run
ming up successes that make the
enemy gasp, this correspondent jS
able 10 disclose today.
Obviously, il is impossible to
reveal full details of this hard
forged Allied weapon, but our air
forces are so far ahead of the
enemy. the only possible thing for
the Axis to do is to play catch up"
1t is extremely doubtful whether
they will be able TO catch up.
AERIAL TANK-BUSTER
The Raj started developing the
weapon several months ago and IL
already is labeled an aerial tank.
buster" Since opening of the
Eighth Army offensive against the
Mareth Line, the following is q
round-fgured summar of the
work done by these fighters in the
course Of three days:
One flight reported six motor
vehicles destroyed and tank dam
aged. w h e another fight
destroyed at least nine tanks and
four armored cars and trucks.
The following day. aided by
cannon firing American P-39s,
these planes destroyed nine tanks,
along with from six TO eight lor-
ries and four trucks.
HITS ON FOUR TANKS
The next day a battlefront re-
port disclosed morning operations
as cannon hits on four tanks,
three armored cars and two gum
towing vehicles. while two large
transport vessels were set afire.
Later the same day a concens
tration of 16 enemy tanks was
spotted by cannon-firing planes,
resulting in destruction of six Of
them. A front line report said: .
"All these highly successful
attacks have taken place I'm full :
view of our forward troops, who
were able TO confirm from their
own observation the damage
that has been done"
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MILLIONS SHUDDER'

II have reliable Information
and the whole report will soon
be made public-that 100000
900 has been loaned. under cover.
at interest rates of from 100 10
230 per cent, and $500, 900. 900
at from 80 To 80 per cent.
THE lending agencies esti-
mate there will he 5000, 900
borrowers for income tax pay
ments of the next instalment,
June Is. There are millions Of
taxpayers who shudder when
they think OF being driven by
the administrations bill into the
laws of the loan sharks"
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prevent tho deduction of govern
ment benefits IN figuring ceiling
prices on farm products.
The administration contended,
the two bills together would in.
crease the nation 50 annual food bill
by nearly $1,000, 100000. threatsa
TO force a breakdown OF the little
steel formula restricting wage in
creaSes, ard imperil It's whole line
of naturalization defenSes.
A veto was generally anticipated
for the government benefit price
ceiling bill
DANCE PARTNERS FURNIsRD
Hollywood Woodward al Villa
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kEYKO MARC ARINE has fresh,
Churncd-in havor.-AdN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

history ~ the association an e.
ieciite psoefan for determin'ns
me'hcd .or fi-hln seetcea'iou
aAd insrl against Negroes nhi.t
the wa IS sill IN pr,rress and
for presenting The Nerfo's caase
e The peace conference when &
is hsla w 30 ecyel,at
plans Wit also be made sor
fotmulaiins and executing the 3n-
tasion az 'he N,gio b ii.- and
other rognt les N the manning
and direction a. postwar worle
Among the topics whi,h NIL
o. discussed are Tho Ri:At i7
WOrk hegal BARRIERS % the
ftM Use or /nlnouile~ IN thu
Nlnning tie War The Ffess.
sadlo and Notion Picture rho
Nesro Chrrrh IN the Fieht 20
WIN fhe War 'Horrlefs 20 the
Negro Planners Participation IN
Winning he War"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
Leon Wheeler


religious meetings, political. edu-
caiioual, business and OF Industry
have taken place Organizations
Ncf all sorts and conditions came
into being here Patriotic groups
md organizations have occupied
iIs club rooms and made free use
Ct the center us facilities and
equipment Legion Posts have
held their gatherings in this
center OF activities 1t IS our
opinion that not even the churches
ot this city have contributed any
more in the spiritual and health
fcl growth OF our youth who
otherwise il not for the Brewster
center. and It's Influence for good.
might have gone astray
We cannot forget with the CON
clusion OF this tribute 10 Leon
rsoyl Wheeler, the splendid
backing given him and Brewster
by Clarence Brewer, who retired
recently. as head OF De,roits
htcreaticnal commission. With
cut the fair and unequaled CO.
operation OF Mr.. Brewer, there
would not have been a Brewster
Recreational center The colored
citizens OF Detroit are forever in
dehicd to Mr. Brewer for his un-
ceasing efforts in the upbulding
cf this recreaiional center.
We are writing these lines with
sense OF regret and loss Twen-
" years ago we were more close
IS and intimately associated With
Toy" CWheeler) and "Dupe'
Duplessis) We recall the days
1hen The recreation center rs
We find Il today was but fix
inent OF n dream within the lives
Of those - whom we have writ
ten. We recall the good. old days
e. Wolverine Athletic associa-
lion. OF the big. red brick build
ing IN East Columbia street that
housed the Urban center. and was
the domicile also OF John G
Dancy. and OF his beautiful
charming and cultured wife and
help-mate. In this old building
Dancy and his BOYS" (WAA)
met. planned and PLAYED Here
This writer. always culInary-mind-
cd prepared spreads FOR these
fine boys and Young men who
we believe constituted the great
est group OF athletes Of whatever
race or color. ever gathered to-
cether then or since IN Detroit.
No are imaginative enough to
think that within the Columbia
street building TOY was want
Is vision some such place a.
that which ne later directed for
A quarter OF century
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
Hitlerism Here And Abroad Will Be
Target Of NAACP War Conference

IN an all-oJt drive against
Bitter AZ home and abroad 'hp
Natona Assoeaii Tor The Ad-
Narcemcrt q Colored People viii
replace is annual conference this
wear with a s-dav emefgery
neeirg In npfor June 2-s en-
no ~Siails ~ ne Negro in the
war for Freedom
The climax u The conference
which VII cpcn az s y N Tbnrs-
day june ; VIII be the pfeScn-
ta'ion 81 the splnearn Award on
Sunday June s 10 Judge William
" HASTE former civilian aide
10 Secreiafr Of War Stimson II
= anticipated tha' the award
VIII be made IN The presence ~
$4,000 spectators a; the nrige
'iadium herr home of me Detroit
Tigers baseball club HASTE ic-
signed early lhis year from The
War department. IN n protest
against the perpciuatitn ~ dis
crlminaialv practices by tho de-
rartmcnt Paul Robson Will sing
r. this dcmons'ra''on IN wh'rh
such puhlin flznres as Mrs
franklin Dclano Roosevelt Phil
liF Nurrav CiO president and
Congressman VIII Rogers Jr of
California have been invited 20
participate
AZ tho conference which pror-
lses q be tho greatest IN he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
BY JOHN RAGLAND
Bethel AME

For Mothers Day. there was a
special service by nationally
known evangelist. who is the
mother OF Mrs. Carter and Mrs
Hubanhs. both members OF the
church Another feature OF the
morning service was The dedica-
ton OF two service Rags one
for the Ann Arbor boys in The
service. the other for those who
have been honorably discharged
Assisting he pastor IN this ccrc-
mony, was former PIC Gilbert
Pitts. who was recently honor
ably discharged after five months
service
Second Baptist
As feature az the program
which has come down through
the years. the over The Air
Flower club sold carnations on
Mothers Day on next sunday.
May Is, the Missionary society
will hold special program at
3 o'clock In the afternoon The
program VIII feature the singing
OF the Hamilton family Of Ypsi-
lanti and the Gospe, choir. On
Thursday. the Senior choir Will
give Its "All Negro Composers
program
Lodges and Clubs
Pratt Lodge. IBPOE Of " held
an initiation last Sunday Those
eoing into the Order were Leo.
W Ware. Raymond Pope James
Frances Palmer. clifford Bell.
Willie Hayes and Guy Lewis The
initiation was conducted by Dep
MY Bryant Of Detroit. assisted by
Earl REYNOLDS VIM Dickson,
MD exalted ruler.
Alpha mi Alpha lrniy OF
MichN Epsilon chapter honored
rs newly made brothers last Fri
nay wi,@ formal party az the
Frat house In Detroit The new
hrothers are Mcdonald, Rog9s-
Smith. Moore. Gibson, NANNY
Panama Canal zone) Givens,
and Allan
Regular meeting 81 ST Msrys
lodge was held on the Bird This
was business meeting with she
principal report being that OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
ANN ARBOR

Maintenance committee for the
month q April 43, which show
ed considerable progress in the
successful management OF the
CoIored Welfare League building
Eastern Stars met on the 10
Alpha Sigma Kappa held an
Initiation last Saturday al the
home OF Brother Riddles on s..
An avenue The brother 10 be
congratulated Is Horace Edwards
OF GeneraI Interest
The last two-letter man az the
university that can remember
Is Willis Ward. who starred in
both football and track With Tom
Ccilen receiving freshmen let
ters in both football ard track.
there promises 10 be- another; If
The army docs not interfere
Clifford Rel whose home IS
st Louis but has born In The
CITY for tho past eight months
and who was ono Of the recent ini-
tatccs 81 the Ell,s left Ann Ar
hor MONDAY or 81 Louis for his
final military examination Mr..
Bell IS a cousin Of Leroy Swayne.
secretary ~ the Masons.
Two marriages have recently
been announced that Of the for
mcr Miss Ruth Green 10 PVT.
raul Span and that OF the for
mcr Mrs Winifrcd Poncee 70
Earl Rcd REYNOLDS Both cou-
Pies were married secretly some
time ago ~ this writing. Mrs
Charlie Woodlands Of lis West
Kingsley street Is still In Union
CiiA Tenn where she was called
to the bedside OF very sick
father Others reported III In
cludel Miss Alice PAYNE who IS
IN Stl Joseph hospital: and Mrs
l.avada Mathews. who Is AZ the
home or Nj and Mrs Logan
Both are improving Miss Payne
made her home with Mr. and
MIS-. Sam Thomas hut was re-
moved to the hospital following
iho arrival Of her mother from
Tennessee
Mrs Grace NJ Irwin OF M
Vernon. Ind IS IN the city Wis
ning her sister and hrother-in-
law who arc Mr. and Mrs Blakey
~ Green street TIL Blakeys and
their guest spent tho Easter IN
Detroit with Mrs Twins son
and daughter -In-law Mr. and
Mrs IIcrshall Smith Previous
w. the lIershall Smiths and Mr.
ana Mrs Carl Smith. all OF De-
trolt we're dinner guests at the
Blakev home here,
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six Students Will Be Named Winners In State Essay Contes
YPSII,ANTl
ny MRS. rrGEXIA o,nANNoN

"Ihc Beautiful Works Of Moth
err was The theme NJ The sermon
h tho Rev Carther Robertson
MANY visitors were introduced.
among whom were Privaics Louie
POUCH and Lawrence Glenn Of
Selfriaee Field
Tho senior choir No ? made
their first public appearance a.
the morning and evening service
along with tho Junior choir
AZ Brown Chapel AME church
ihe Rev " C simmons spoke
on Gospel As A Power into
salvation Mrs Edna Kersev
was mistress OF ceremonies AZ
the Senior choir's program sun
day evening.
The Ladies Gospel quintet was
presented THURSDAY May IS by
the Kings Daughters
Accompanying the pastor 20 the
electoral collcgomeetinr IN kala-
razoo last TUESDAY were Mrs
Minnie Neelv Mrs Flordnce Har-
ris- Mrs L. r Simmons and
James Wilson
Tho Mary + Lee Missionary
circle will render program Tor
Tho Iunlor Mis.lo narv Circle 81
Campbell Chapel AME church 10
Whitaker
The Rev W A. Anderson Mr
and Mrs leslie Anderson, Misses
Selma TAYLOR Louise Rrltien.
Dorothy Marshall, Alice Lucas
and Eueenia White attended HE
tenth anniversary az The Rev Mr.
Cobb as pastor of the church ~
God IN Inksier Mich
Chester Harris has returned
home after spending q few days
with his step-daughier, Mrs Les
l.e Anderson
Mrs william Frazier Is SIN
on The sick list
The Rev Mr. Garther Roher-
son and congfeeation VIII assist
IN the tweniv-sixth anniversarN
cclehraiicn ~ 81 Johns Baptist
church 44o Monroe The Rev J.
{ Brown Joined his mother Mrs
Susie Ryas OF Whitaker who Ind
heen visiting relative IN Calf
fornia. In Rlchman Ky
Nr and Mrs William Milford
OF Detroit noe Genevievc Fran
cris. arc proud parents OF baby
girl horn MAY :
Mrs Maggie TAYLOR and sons.
Calvin and Harold Allen were
guests a tho wedding ~ Miss
Iuanlta Brook 81 Detroit 20 FIJI
gene Siudimer
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Northeast News
Rr RIFFS J. CRl VI. Jr.

Mrs Funice Crowl and daueh-
ter. Gloria arc visiting their moth
er. Mrs. Laura Cfowl Of Williams
Friends arc anxiously awaiting
their return
Mrs. willie Lockasl IS visiting
her mother
Mrs HcnNetia Hope two emit
dren and nephew Thomas \ Wood
Jr. spent two weeks with her SIS
tor. Mrs Jake Buck OF Clarksville
Tennessee.
Madam Brown died "Wednesday
az her home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
PVV Il pOrIGE
b. BfNNIF CASWFLL
flows Memorial CNF


Tho re. ,ir Wlnlow preach
u tom 8 lohn 1927. Thou
~ ne mother Il I'll living
~ Senior eaoir sang :. number
n visitors were present
cfert Oliver deputy sheriff
= Narno county assisted Bohhic
IA'smau wih the public offer
b: 81
Sunday evening was the clos
- service ID the revival which
rr conducted hy the Rev. Mr..
Willow oi cleveland. Ohio Five
''ryeri' werc taken into the
rNsrh
1h Rw + L Gibson is pas
~ Nrs Irene Hooks. reporter.
Union Baptist
To'ic 90 'hc Sunday school les
'' 1ss pnor and John. Lead
r' 10 Ire Early church"
TAc Row " g. Copeland de-
Mcei lotoetul message. Two
members we're added to the
'hrh ile rRC. Junior choir
rendered ha music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
.u.G M.Coeds
FiipaGsts In
College Group
Highland Parker,
IJpstate Students
Vie For Honors

f.. xesro students will be hon
aver station WKAR Friday,
~, % A. ESQ p m. when the
w.sgsn tuberculosis association
...rces TIE winners In the
s.,.,.aide essay contest on tub
,.~ll,sis for high school and col
rss students
According 70 6 Bernell Wiz
,,ms xeglo neld representative OF
4. VITA. lAe ihroe state finslists
I, 10 college division are Miss
n,-chy kinney Flint. who is q
,.,med sndenf at the University
X Michigan Miss Thelms Ayers.
"a r N student and Miss Rose
:, Motion saginaw
m tho hlgh school division six
casen,s are beng considered for
cre Prizes Nr Williams an
r,arcel Thew arc ANNA Jeanne
pekstad ard Marion Lemon OF
pssand Park chissy Wimberly
,si Ella Mae Kuriz Of Albion and
Eaas Walkins and Billy Fay
B.ls q Nes8cgon Heights.
IN hath he SIGH school and coll
lfse GA.Soa three cash prizes are
osstd ot i.n sl5 and $40 These
ve-e 'urn:.hei ~ The Wolverine
car3 'Chap'ef Of the Order of
3 een Sfas ne Great Lakes
If. lasaFange company and the
NJ asr tuberculosis association.
~ Michigan 'nbeflosis kills Ne
fo.s a seven times the rate u
Ms whites Il Is the purpose OF
~ contest 50 interest Negro stu
fenis N tI.efn+fnc tho disease
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & AM, P.H.A.


crInryc STAR CHAPTER no. 1f-STATED MEETINGS-1st
wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd "wednesday WORTHY Ma
tron-Nrs Maude Williams, Gi2 King Ma slsS worthy ia
iron Mr. Richard white s2s Erskne. Apt 6Os Secretary
Miss Gladys v. Mills, 1850 Log Cabin, Tn SssOS
RATUsHEBA CHAPTER no. 9-STATED MEETiNGS-1st Fri
da,. DEGREE WORK Srd Friday. Worthy Natron-Mrs
Fannie 1859 Joseph TIE. 260l0, Worthy Patron
V. A. Bristol 1871 Jos. Campau, FL lfssi secretary
Mrs Carrie II. Riley. 4s93 Parker PL 7565
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 1t-STATED MEETiNGS-lst
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
Alice Dean, 9i4t McDougalli Worthy Paronhr
walker. 1881 Goodson; Secreary-Mrs Lula hendey
sls7 Trowbrldge
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2i-STATED MEETlNGS-2nd Fri
day. DEGREE WORK 9Th Friday. Worthy hhtron-Mr@
Dora Williams. 4s2s Antoine. TIE. 1ii90 Worthy Patron
Hartford. Ty 475s6; secretary
Mrs Helen n. CAN'T 87O9 Hartford. Ty. t.sS56
LONE STAR CHAPTER No. 26-STATED MEETINGS LIST
Thursday. DEGREE WORK srd Thursday worthy Maron
Mrs. Abhie Thomas sOl2O Kentucky; worthy Patron
Richard White. ErskIne Apt. Cos; secreary-Nse
Wilson. 20S2i Wyoming. ferndale
ST AGNES CHAPTER NO. ss-STATED MEETINGS-snd We'd
nesdny. DEGREE WORK 9Th Wednesday, Worthy Matron--
Mrs beatrice Fleming, $3.50 Boxwood Ty. 6OS5S; Worthy
Paron-Mr. Walter Balenger 1856 s0th. ir f06ls Sec.
retary-Mrs. Roberta Nelson, 5se7 Brush. Tr l. 49,
CAPSTONR CHAPTER NO. sg-STATFD MEETlN N - end
Thursday. DEGREE WORK fth Thursday. Worthy Matron
Yrs Rose BIount 2fi5 Mullett. r. s6ss worthy Patron
Dock a0o6 ST. Aubln, Secretary Mrs. Rosaea
Matthew'S sass u. Fort, H. 6iyS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
I'cbsnn
By vARvY SMITH

Mrs. Lee Williams and Joe
Cannon Of Ann Afhor Mr. and
Mrs Leon walker of Inksicr we're
guests Of Mrs Mildred Slaven-
port and Mrs. Lena SlaNis ~
Merriman street on sunday May !.
Funeral services we're held Tor
Mr.. Mitchell 81 li9 Merrlman
street Thursday afternoon az nc
Church Of God In Christ
Funeral rites We're held for
Peter Grose from WcatherhNs
Funeral home The re, 7 "
Walls officiated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
MONROE
3y MRS. HAYWOOD C0yINCTOy

cslen Henderson q, Llbe ~
fous; Was admitted % me Vet
erar hospl'a pcafhrn
Mrs Lester Wise q Gary IN
d.ana u spending Mothers bay
With her mother Mrs Ode Jor-
dan o. A.nysa avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

Funeral sef,lccs Of Mrs LReu-
lah Adams was hcld az First
Baptist church Mondos mcrn'rr.
Nav 10 Tho Rev G p Heath
ofFiciatcd
Private Jesse Taylor Is home
visiting his mother and father
Mr. and Mrs Louis layior ST
A musical program was given
"Wednesday nigh ~ 81 BeulsA
partist church BY 'hc frUel'ght
cosrcl chorus The Rev J
IIardwick ls pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
SAGINAW
Ny MRS. VI. rooNTy


IlOn KApil>t
The Rev " roome, delivered
specia SERMON 20 the Mothers
sle~ SUNDAY duet WAS reader
en- BY Nts Minnie Ice Mosley
and Mrs Cofiena Bush and q
solo b, Mrs Viola rorierfela
Nanv Visitors were present
Mrs " Mosics vice presi-
lerf. conducted ne BTU honr
Mrs a. y Rove o. Battle creek
was a VISITOR.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

da mi preskrbis kakrsnokoli de-
10. Sal YES, da lenobe ne pasem
rad.
- Pravis, maj ii kaj preskr-
bin? - je dejal Slimak sme-
je. - Bogme, bodi preprican,
da mislim ma to-.
Brusac je izpraznil kozarec,
vstal in krenil z brusom svojo
obicajno pot.
Komaj je odsel, je Panoufle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06
| besedo! - je zakricala in oci

besedo! 80 je zakricala in oci
so Sc il divje zasvetile..
Najprej Sc napij! - je
nadaljeval MEN brezsrcni PAL
das. - Bos lazje prenesla uda-
rec, XII tie zadene vsak cas-.
Nalil il je Sc en- kozarec zga-
MIA in debela babura ga je v du-
sku izpraznila.
- No torej, zdaj pa bruhni
ma dan svoj strup, kaca stru-
.pena!
! - Vljudna pa nisi posebno,
- je pripomnil Panoufle po-
rogljivo. - Ker mi pa gre "a
to, da tie ne izgubim, ustrezem
tvoji zelji. zenskam moramo
yedno ustreci.
In stopil je tesno k Mi tako,
da il je dihal v obraz.
- Ker hoces ma vsak nacin
zvedeti resnico, tt jo pa povem.
Vedi, da vara Slimak oba. Ii
mislis, da je pisma Roberta
d'Alboiza izgubil, kakor pravi
sam. Kaj Sc! Skril Jill je, ne pa
izgubil. Sam bi jih rad prodal
in sprawl denar. Gin hi pa
sprawl izkupicek in dedscino
pc Claudinetu, hi naju zapustil,
dusica draga; pokazal hi figo
svojemu tovarisu, svojemu pri-
jatelju, XII je bill tako neumen,
da mu je zaupal, tehe, svojo
zakonsko zeno, hi pa pahnil v
bedo.
- On da hi me zapustil
Moi Slimak! Bezi no, kaj Sc tt
mesa!
&c tie pa vara?
- To je laz!
Z vlacugo. Ma cesti jo JIG
pobral. .Lepa' je, videl sem ju
skupaj.
- Povej memo ime! -. Pc.
vel -. kako il je ime! - je
zakricala Zefyrina; pograbils
je steklenico in 10 zavihtela mac
glavo, kot da je pricujoca tt
sta, XII il grozi.
CDalje prihodnjic)