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The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Joiut Lizard, Textile Workers On
ION. Wiz represented the n. Y. State
GO: w. H. Bowe, chairman Organ.
L..g Committee. brotherhood of
sleeping Car Po tors; Morris SlL:
IL national counsel, workers De-
fAn3e teague, and Alice L. DO Be,
former national administrative sc
retary Of the League, who handed
the paldon camp gn.
Few Hosie declared that the CIV
e. or's ection helped to set righi
"a glaring Injustice"
In applauding the Governors az
ton. 2d"I1is Milgram, national see
letaIv Of the workers DEFENSE Lea
que CT dared Governor Poletti has
the word justice mean sweet
liberty to an inn cent man. We
fee. however that he Deserve a
pardon, end after Mr.. Gilmore ms
Dcen free . year we shall apply IJr
one
Mr.. Gilmore, who is thirty, wiz
i've and work in New York Cits
where The workers Defense LeAy4a
has C53aired employment for /. III.
A home was found for him by Inc
Erotherhood of Steering Car Por-
ers.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

gee Institute.
1t consists of a three story fire
proof building equipped with the
most up-to-date facilities including
a gymnasium with treatment pool,
whirlpool arm and leg baths anG
acknowledgements machines, a chief
surgeons room. plaster brace-fitt-
ing and physical therapy treatment
rooms Spacious su ndeck, patient
wards and laboratories.
In addition to serving as a treat
ment center for Infantile PARALYSIS
the hospital will be a research and
training center for Negro doctors
and nurses who will become Infant
lie Paralysis specialists in their
various communities. Study ~
Tuskegee has shown the great need
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02
S2O7 1856 SPENT FOR FIGHTING
INFANTILE PARALYSIS AT
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE

A grand total Of 2o7, $50 has been
spent for Infantle Paralysis work
at the Tuskegee Institute Paralysis
Center, Tuskegee Alabama. it was
announced this week by the Nat
ional Foundation for Infantile Par
alysis.
A thirty-five bed I%nfantile Paraly-
sis hospital was officially opened
on January Is. 1871. It forms a
special unit of the John A. Andrews
Memorial Hospital which is located
on the beautiful campus Of Tusks
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Unhappy wives, childless due to relieve
able functional weakness may now enjoy
the desires and activity OF Natures most
wonderful creation-a normal, fully-de-
yeloped, vigorous woman A sensational
new vitamin treatment specifically for
women may be just the thing needed by
the childless wife and quickly bring the
happiness Of a baby in the home. It is.
Of course, absolutely harmless.
If YOU are childless due to functional
weakness and lack normal vigor-if you
wish 10 eliminate one Of the great causes
OF unhappy marriages, by all means try
PerIex for one week. To introduce this
new vitamin combination to a million
women quickly. the Perlex Company,
AID N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, Illinois,
will send a full $500 supply for only Sl.00
and a few cents postage. Send no money
inst your name and address. Perlex
comes in a plain wrappsr-directions are
very simple and no diet or exercise is
required
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02
a TOUGH JOB. lad BUT YOU CAN DO TT!

for such SPECIALISTS as 20 percent or
all the crippling among Negro child
rem has been due to Infantile Par
alysis while the facilities for aiding
victims Of this disease has been
woefully lacking in the past.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02
DO you BABH
Mem Ntamin Combination Brings Hop
% chiIdless Homes

Nothing equals a baby to bring ON.
plete unity and happiness into the home
and tie husband and wife together in q
stronger bond Of enduring love and mu.
tual interest. Divorce is rare in the homes
Of couples that have children.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02
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The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02
""o COMMITTEES
SENTENCE OF Transfer
CONTINUED from page u

York slote declared that the s NJ
ence Vas "excessise and unreas n
ALE I'd reduce the prison 1trsa
20 FIVE L. ten years. and wiped DIT
the line suggesting that appiu.t-
ION for executive clemency be maui.
The Governors action came nine
days she1 he me-, m Dece1nher 10.
! Joint AFL-CIO delegation Leo by
Cev. Laurence T. Fosie, chair1.ah
Of the Workers Defense League.
Others WHO met III Albany with .Le
Governor and his assistant counsel
George Aanthaky to urge Gi.nore s
r,lcase were Nathaniel Mink0es
! S1cretaI TREASURER of the n. y.
Dress Joint Board, ILGWU; Samuel
Baron, assistant Manager, Il. y.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

the job morning and night.
Fontenelle walters are doing a
fine job in giving good service.
Signs in California restaurants
say please Treat our help nice,
....cause helps hard to get"
Cottonwood room al the Black
stone hotel very much out in the
front.
Paxton hotel walters up to the
minute on service at all times.
FLASH Ali walters should ap-
pear neat and well groomed at all
times as the guest always look you
over.
The RI. boys give service 10 a
large number Of soldiers n they
all carry q USA. smile.
Read The OMAHA GUIDE as it
is the Guide Post to go forward
and we all should look up to that
point.
Now let us all hope and help the
New Year to give us more know
ledge and a better view and a
brighter understanding. AS the
mill will never grind with the wat
er that has passed.
%+++%
THE WEEK
Union Services at Clair Chapel
Christmas morning well attended.
Some New Year resolutions al
ready broken!
Musician h~eadwaiter and H. W.
Smith had a friendly chat in {
northside business house.
DR.. Hawkins attended Sunday
morning services at Clair Chapel.
Streamlined stenographer on the
job and attending strictly to bust
ness at the Urban League.
W. W. Gray sells the Omaha
Guide in Johnson's Drug store.
Mrs. H. d. Wiley having trouble
with her teeth.
New officers of the NAACP to
take over on January 9Th
George Watson on oath and Lake
st.
Very heavy rain followed by big
snow storm on Dec. 9th.
Lee Washington always on the
job attending to business.
DR. Wesley Jones calls for Mrs.
Jones at the close of Sunday morn
ing services at Clair Chapel.
Union Services for the winter to
start at st. Johns AME. Church
on Sunday evening January 2 with
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

M. E. G.-My husband and | are
expecting a baby soon He quit
his job Saturday an has put his car
on the taxi lines and is driving it
himself. I told him when he quit
work that | was going to get some
of his money every night when ne
comes home from driving the a
Should I or not? He has been
drinking a lot lately and he says
he drinks to keep from worrying
about me having this child. 1 be
lieve he drinks because he is rum
ing with women who drink too. He
is young and right nice looking. l
want you to tell me what to do?
Ans: You are in no position to
nuke a change at this time. Try to
accept the fact that your husband
is exceedingly young and enjoys the
attention and flattery of the ladies.
But also realizes that hen 500
wake III to the fact that there is
no money in the taxi business when
he uses it for a good time. and
there is no profit to be received #
he rides the ladies gratis. When,
the money runs out, they will leave
him alone. Then he viii be forced
to get a job. AS for getting his
money. l guess that you get vOur
hands on as much of it as you can
and hold to it. Ia you will noel
it for Your near future expenses.
l. 81 certainly enjoy reading
your column. Conditions at home
are not the best. 1 love to sing,
but a girl who is not in school does
not have chances like the rest.
HOW could l get Someone to listen
to my voice and give me a trial9
Ans: Not being in school is no
reason why you shouldn't have
your chance. You have the ad-
vantage Of living in a large city
where there are numerous bands
and orchestras. Contact some Of
the leaders and ask4-for an audit
ion. You might offer your s~ervic-
e Stree for a weeks trial to get the
experience. You have what it TAX
es. they viii help you get lined
up. You are attractive and you do
know how to sing. Now learn to
overcome your stage-fright and
give out" with the personality.
L. HIN a lad Of 20, an athleI-
ic and a fair student. I'm not as
nice looking as most glamour boys
but I an well built and have a.
ways dreamed of the day when I
could meet a girl who is true and
whom I could love. .wholeheartedly.
I'm searching for a girl who will
come up to my expectations of
personality sincerity. physical
charm and character. Tell me if my
second year at college will be as
successful as my first?
Ans: You can make the kind of
record at college that you choose
to. for you certainly have the abil-
ity. You passed the first year with
flying colors, and there is no rea-
Son why you can't keep up the good
work. 1 don't doubt that that you
will eventually meet the girl of
your dreams. You must use dis
cretion in choosing your girl friends
an dassociate with the type who
comes up to your expectations.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

we should all visit the sick.
If ever you meet a poor fellow
who tries to battle the world and
its frown:
Just lend him a hand and pray
do not try to push him down.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Signs in California restaurants
say Please Treat our help nice,
..cause helps hard to get"
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02


Clair Chapel minister and choir.
East Side of North oath and Bur
dette St., looks much better with
the old shed torn down.
Two Pullman porters entertain a
lady in a northside business house.
/ Omaha Guides New Year edition
a very beautiful paper.
All business houses to offer many
bargains and they all extend many
thanks to the public for trading
heavy for Christmas.
Police officer Foxall on north
oath street with a pleasant smile
and a Merry Christmas and a happy
new year to all.
Start the new year right by TAX
ing some Shares in the Credit IN
ion at the Urban League.
Many visitors in the city for the
holidays.
MI. Taylor of the Lake Shoe Re
pair Shop very busy.
Y. W. Logan on the sick list.
WAAC heads visit Mrs. Bethune
at Daytona Beach training school.
Philadelphia quartermasters de-
pot employs many colored women
Fort Sill. OKLA, Colored Soldier
edits newspaper.
Southernnaires win suit against
Sycamore hotel in Rochester, n. Y.
$4,000 men to be drafted in
1943.
Major League BIB teams getting
ready for training camps.
Perry Taylor the barber is on tie
job all the time.
We should all visit the sick.
If ever you meet a poor fellow
who tries to battle the world and
its frown;
Just lend him a hand and pray
do not try to push him down.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Union Services for the winter to
start at st. Johns AME. Church
on Sunday evening January 2 with
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Fontenelle walters are doing a
fine job in giving good service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Cottonwood room al the Black
stone hotel very much out in the
front.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02
A

Furnish Your Entire House
hold at the Omaha Quitting
They carry Furniture. Washing
Machines, Radios, Travelling
Bags, Jewelry and All Kinds
Of Coal.
2122 North oath St.
Phone AT. 5652
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02
MY NEW 1913 ASTROLOGY
ARE A

K. Tel me if / viii be sue
cessful in the business l am plann.
ing to enter the first Of next month
It will require practically all of my
savings, and that IS why I am a iii.
tie skeptical.
Ans: Under ordinary conditions, ]
would say. Yes, 90 into business fcI
yourself. But war conditions put
you in too complicated a position to
make this advisable. You are il
good physical conn;t:on and ara
likely to be drafted soon and would
have to give up this business as
your wife could not run it for yoI.
Save every dollar possible, buy War
Stamps and Bonds. .- so you VIII
have something to rail- back or
when the war is over
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

the job morning and night.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Paxton hotel walters up to the
minute on service at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

j. W. tt am the father OF tw1
small girls. My wife is cold toward
ne. l love my babies and my home
out : feel like .eaving sometime.
If l would leave, l would provide
for them of course. Is this the
thing tc do?
AEs: 1t is very unfortunate that
you and wife are rot very compat-
liable but at the same time. It
woLld be tragic for your chlidrtn
to have to pay for your mislnder-
Standings, and they invariably are
the ones to suffer if a divorce is
had. Aitho your VIE is not OF a
very sffectionate nature. she has
the best interest of her home and
family at heart. which in the
long run is the very ssence Of 4
successful marriage.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

DR. Wesley Jones calls for Mrs.
Jones at the close Of Sunday morn
ing services at Clair Chapel.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Perry Taylor the barber is on tie
job all the time.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

FLASH! Ali walters should ap-
pear neat and well groomed at all
times as the guest always look YOU
over.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

Major League BIB teams getting
ready for training camps.
The Omaha guide., 1943-01-02

The RI. boys give service 10 a
large number Of soldiers n they
ali carry q USA. smile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

STU hdl-I0HS ZdVll I'D uCSiio LII
Sc v siroki strugi vail narav-
most proti Rumenemu morju, VI
povodnjih /. 1852 pa je potopil
pokrajine z vsemi mesti in vas
mi in ko so Sc vode polegle, je
bill Huang-ho v sedanji strugi
- izprememba je nekaj takega,
kot &c hi Donava pri Belgradu
nenadoma udarila naravnost
proti jugu in zacela teci proti
Solunu.
Sedanji izliv v zalivu Gill je
Huang-ho dobil torej sele l.
1852, pa je do danes re potisnil
v morje 30 do 40 KIN sirok je-
xix peska in ilovice, XII jo vail s
seboj. Cd mesta Huai-king do
sedanjega izliva teee pc strugi,
XII je "a IS m dvignjena mad
ravnino. Ia struga je eel sistem
jezov in nasipov, XII skusajo vo-
de obdrzati v mejah in mora
vsako spomlad prestati hudo
|preizkusnjo. V tednih dezevne
dobe in cd snega, XII Sc topi v
Igorah, pride v strugo toliko .vo-
de, da jih vse skusnje stoletij
ne morejo vec krotiti. Oh vsto-
pu v pravo Kitajsko tece skozi
rodovitno ilovnato zemljo, cd
katere dobi tudi svojo znacilno
rumeno barvo, pc kateri ina
ime; to ilovico vail S seboj in 81
z MO zasipa strugo, da je dino
vedno visje in morajo biti tudi
nasipi vedno WISH. To je stolet-
ma borba cloveka z vodo "a ME
govo zemljo, XII hi brez te vode
bila -puscava. Kljub naporom
stomilijonskega naroda je HUI
ang-ho v zadnjih $500 letih Sc
demkrat izpremenil svoj tex in
svoj izliv v morje.
Veckrat je re Huang-ho S svo-
jimi povodnjimi posegel v Ego
dovino in nj izkljuceno, da ina
tudi on svoj delez pri dejstvu,
da Sc je nekdaj tako visoka XII
tajska kultura tako brez sledu
izgubila. Tudi OBJ povodnji l.
1852 je ia veletok tako rekoc
narekoval razvoj dogodkov.
Uporniki pod vodstvom Tai
Pinga, XII so resno ogrozali di-
nastijo Mandsu, so Sc morali oh
njegovih vodah ustaviti. Zavzeli
SO Marking in zaceli oblegati
Kai-feng, Z. julia pa je izbruh-
nil Huang-ho. Ma tisoce vasi in
NEST je odplavil, ma milijone lju-
di je utonilo, ko 81 je veletok
iskal novo strugo in uporniki so
morali opustiti vsako misel, da
hi prodirali naprej proti Pekin-
gu. - Nj torej cuda, &c Kitajci
temu veletoku pravijo "Nasa
skrb re tisocletja!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

XII il hlIdJcl ne pFdVIJO DfeZ
vzroka tudi "Nasa skrb lie til
socletja." Nj ga veletoka ma.
svetu, S katerim bi bio neloc-
1.-Two zdruzenih toliko cloveskih
used kot 2 Rumeno reko. To je
najbolj kljubovalna in obenem
najbolj potuhnjena voda Azije.
Njeni razdiralni sill Sc traino
ne upira noben beton, ne jezovi
il cementa, ne nasipi liz S pc
skom napolnjenih vrec. Ako vo-
de lie ma enem mestu dobe majh-
no oporo oh mejah struge, so
re izgubljene cele pokrajine, ker
nj ga sredstva, XII bi moglo "a
drzati skrivnostno silo voda. 2
veliko naglico Sc valijo umazane
vode pc gosto naseljenih pokra-
jinah severne in srednje Kitaj-
ske milne. Nepregledne pokra-
jine utonejo v enem samem je-
zeru, IL katerega Sc ne vidi no.
ben vrh erica, nobeno drevo, no.
bena streha. Huang-ho sunni in
ma kilometre in kilometre dalec
nosi S seboj trupla zivali, utop-
ljence, %pohistvo, izruvana DIRE
vesa, razbite dzunke - cele po-
krajine posname in pobira z
Nth vse e. Sc tedne pc povod-
Mi prihajajo V Rumeno morje
posamezna trupla, zadnje THE
price velikega razdejanja. Kdor
ne more pravo6asno uiti ma var
no, je brez usmiljenja izgubljen.
Rumena reka je pozrla re ma
stotine in stotine cloveskih xiv
ljenj. V obmocju te velike vode
zivi okrog sto milijonov ljudi
Vsi tt milijoni so ma milost in
nemilost %prepusceni velesili teh
voda, XII odnasajo rodovitno prst
in 10 drugod spet odlagajo, XII
podirajo hise in drugod svoj
bogati plen tako rekoc ponujajo
kitajskim revezem, da sezejo pc
MEM in 81 napravijo streho.
Huang-ho deli zivljenje in
smrt, pokrajinam daje rodovit-
most in jo ubija.
z vsemi ovinki in vijugami je
Huang-ho dolg $500 KIN. Sirok
je ma nekaterih mestih tudi 1C
KIN, njegovo porecje pa pc pc.
vrsini meri en- million XIV. KIM
Izvira visoko gori pod gorovjem
Tsing-hai, $500 m mad morjem.
V velikih ovinkih Sc vail skozi
pokrajine in Sc ma severn sko.
raj pribliza Mongolia. V svojem
toku VeCkrat v velicastnih sla
povih pade preko stem, v pokra,
JIM Kansu pade ma kratki raz.
DALI "a celih 1000 m. Stirikrat
gre mimo k~itajskega zidu in Sc
- danes - ma 1855 izliva '
zaliv Gill. Do l. 1852 je pri me-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
Najvecja siba Kitaj-
ske: Rumena reka

Huang-ho ali Rumena reka je
druga najvecja reka Kitajske.
Toda pc mnozini svojih voda in
pc silnem razdejanju, XII ga le-
to "a letom povzroca oh vsem
svojem toku, je najstrasnejsa
voda ma svetu. Menda nobena
voda Sc nj zahtevala toliko clo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
Alojs Gradnik:
Nova GoIgo+o


Crne pt6ce letajo pc sroku.
Crne sVeade sijejo no nebu.
KGkoT do nj VeG noGi, me dmeVa,
NJ pomlaM zee IN nj poletja,
nj aelenja UeG IN nj veG cVetja,
nj Ueselja IN nj ptiGev speVa.
Lije Grni DEE: use je segmito.
Crne ptice Srejo sad IN Tito,
p1asnijo use skednje IN omare,
Grme aVeade metijo poSare.
Crne du$e vstajajo IL grobov,
6rne knjige sejejo pc cestoh,
Crna pisna berejo nam slepim.
KakOr do nj Vere veG nobene,
nj aUestobe, ne ljubesni prave,
nj prGVice zee IN ne POSTAGE,
nj dcUice, ne poStene Sene.
Crni de& no semljo hje, Hje.
CTne ptice letdjo pc @roku.
CTae arc2de sijejo no nebu.
Ma Useh Eri$h, kar jh je ma
SUetu,
Kristu 2opet krVavijo rane,
"a i9dane I'M "a use prodane,
mcH, prOsj, kliGe K OGetu:
"Crni dc$ ne lie le no meme,
GRIMM pticam sam naj bonn 20
hrdno,
Grne aUeade maj 1e meme Sgej0.'
Pr0si, prosj ga ljudi, O6eta,
20 &ivin0, cUet, dTeUO IN hi$e,
da iM alo use, kakor pTah, ne
abTi$c
IN da ecmlja Sc ne DO prokleta.
CrnI DEE no aemljo hje, Nje.
Crne ptice letojo pc sraku.
Crne 2ueade sijejo no nebu.
Crni DEE ma trgo drob in diam
CTnc ptice glodajo mm gr~di.
CTne @reade peGejo, do udi
CSi otekH so mn IN OSgani.
lie telO je krpa ze pri krpi.
lie bTca kO5e noge so in rame
ze OGi nj zee IN . pra2ne jane
teGc coda. "Trpi, Sc, Sc trpip.
Vpije, pIjuje vanj drhal pijano
rGjajoG krOg @latega teleta.
Y Sot0nu GaStj Boga oGeta,
I'm, USOdo, Silo, Sonce, Pand.
Crni de5 na semljo Hje, Hje.
Crne ptice 7etajo pc araEu.
Crne areade Sijejo no nebu.
Do'Je 1ojo]o SEc" *ToE gra"ote
Dd!]e TJo0ejo PocSod topo0'.
Dale ru$ijo Sc . prah domoUi.
0oIio 5yo uor7;6o q,ycuoo, jote
hT3St no Era3" 2'0 sc, SIep, VSt
gIed0
IO "
20 odnost; aim odn,,ot;,o
szodho tho oe7c 90 beee6o
zee 00e9ne SOCJO 0elO TOEO:
To@detJa]o crna sc 0bloE7,
mn o,oe; mn ;;,,o h,oa -, hno
orr" de& ]e @dd1 srcbernn rosa
Crne pt9ce angela so 2lata.
Crne @Ge2de belle SO orcace.
AngeH ispiyojo na rene:
oh nooob ,oa BSo5o o,Sco
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Paid Back q Dime
He Stole a. Years
Ago
rHE chief of police of Denver,

- HE chief of police Of Denver,
Colorado, August Hanebuth,
recently received letter from
an Idaho Indian containing 10
cents and an explanation that the
sum was in payment for a dime
that he had stolen A years ago.
The Indian, Henry Whitefea-
Their, wrote that his conscience
had been bothering him ever
since he had lifted 10 cents off
one Johnny passenger in Denver
on February IS, 1899. Whitefea.
ther said he had taken the money
because he was hungry and des-
titute.
Il am old now" the troubled
Indian wrote. Il dreamed last
night that l died and went TO hell
on account of stealing this dime.
II scared me.
Now that l have atoned for
the only sin l ever remember
committing, l can approach the
happy hunting grounds knowing
/ will not be rejected.
The Indian, who described Bas-
scngcr as a white man with
missing front tooth and
crooked toe on his left foot,
asked Chief Hanebuth 10 look up
his one-time robbery victim and
give him the dime with five
cents interest"
The fact that Whitefeather's
conscience bothered him for four
decades over a mere dime might
seem like an odd thing but 1t
isn't. The United States is full
Of Whitefeathers. There are SO
many Of them in fact that the
Treasury Department in Wash
ington keeps a Conscience fund
in> which IL deposits money sent
IN by people who voluntarily con-
fess TO defrauding the Govern.
ment Up until the last year,
the amount put in this fund was
over 100000.
One woman sent a single one
cent stamp, explaining she had
defrauded Uncle Sam of that
amount in postage In marked
contrast was a draft for S14.22j
sent 90 the fund" by another
conscicnce-stricken citizen who
wanted % make amends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

NNEHEN Uncle Sam asked
M Americans 10 patriot
w cally get together and
Strawberries, he pro b ID ly
didn't bargain for the type of
wholehearted response shown in
the pictures on this page, But
he got it.
The pretty blondes, all up-and-
coming movie starlets, solved
their transportation problem for
the duration when they acquired
this four-seater TO pedal to and
from the Hollywood studio where
they work.
When this lovely quartet gets
to whizzing down Sunset Boule-
ward, their shapely gains pump
ing in unison, it's no wonder that
the appreciative citizenry face
tiously refers to it as the fast
est leg show in town."
The gals, who used to walk to
reduce, and later were reduced to
walking, hail their bike idea as
the perfect solution not only of
the transportation problem but
the exercise one as well.
Cycling on a four-seater is an
experience somewhat like pulling
racing shell. Everybody has to
work with perfect timing to get
the most traction from the least
amount. of pedalling.
All the steering, Of course, is
done by whoever happens to be
occupying the first seat. The
handlebars which the other three
riders hold on to are for their
comfort and convenience and
play no part in the steering.
Although a bike Of this type is
rarity today, it was only at the
turn of the century, when an au-
tomobile was still something to
be regarded with raised eye
brows, that tandems. four, six,
and even eight-seaters were COM
mon road-burners.
Back in the Gay COS cycling
was a major sport Every city
and town had its bike club.
And although there has been a
general revival of the sport of
cycling in the last decade, the
old multiple-seaters have never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Uncle Sam asked
y" Americans 20 patriot
w cally get together and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

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