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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

SIS was given foremans
job this past month and am
afraid Of IT, had rather have
NY old job back. VIII make
GOOD here or should / ask FOR a
changer
Ans. Everyone In your depart
INT was considered for this Job
before II wa> given ~ You. had
you not been qualified. you roDld
not have been chosen. Hold the
job. You will make good fore
man. and more money too.
cM For The past few months
~ have been partly going with
TWO ladies' One IS rather old
end one is frishtmlly Young
Boih Of them claim they love me
and ! am sure that both would
marry me II were TO say the
word Which one OF them should
] choose The young one Is
NlgntN cute.
Ans; Yes old man. you have
yonr heart set ON pluckIng this
cute young thing too. hut II would
never do. Three months with her
and you would be n nervous
wreck for she would dog yon Ia
death about dancing. night club
bling. running around and keep
Ing pace with her. You are too
old for her and you may ~ well
he fair with yourself and admit
II. Take the settled lady for your
wife and feel darn glad 10 gct
such n fine woman 10 cherish you
during yonr old age.
WS.S. | met a man couple
~ weeks ago and he has fine
new automobile He SAYS ihal II
7 viii go out With him he will
let me take the car and keep 81
for him. don't like him hut
I would like 10 he able 20 drive
his car around Should take him
ur9 Would he keep HIS promise?
Ans.:- Men don't play Santa
Claus 10 girls they barely know
for nothing he has his own sell
fish reasons for making yon these
promises and you had better not
lei him get you IN his clutches
Riding around In fine car Isn't
half as exciting rs you think u
would he. Fact i. you would he
out 81 place. Give this man
piece ~ your mind II he tries
to approach you ON this subject
rgaln.
MS have had the pleasure
~ writing 20 yon before and YOU
always put me right. Did / take
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

exclusion Of the Jew from many
phases of The social. cduca-
iional and amusement lie 81
this country. In many cities
Jews are confined 10 re>idch-
iial ghettocs. denied respect ou
the street and IN court. Their
persecution j. often subtle hut
no less vicious.
Iahor Segregation
Durins the Neif NJ i.i
lion after ihp CIVIL Wa iAc ra
terms ~ Discrimination ssti
Negroes wcfe fwallN,a jew.
during thes. Ntsf a'ifrfd iN'
same pivaiion- AZ it. hands II
,ahor AZ dli Nesrop N,f4r.
Was wanted
The ku kluN hMr oisaAlssd r
these hectic DAYS supposedly r
prrssrNe me tneilfan wa
vented -i4s---dlStNrttl haf ~ f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

mfn in anf Negroes
IN 'hc last war di>erlmIna-
item li ih, armed forces was
erraier than IA This war. Il
iNat + po,>iblf. and very "flen
Sew, e>rtrieuced prcindiclaI
limllaiien, thoroughly Min 10
those unNcrspu, w Negroes. In
mis- VAR ihe continuation ~
such conditions Is SIN deplnred
hs all irur imerl'an>.
TN eafac mat
'i erfiea sne desieei
uHI 1863 ane roop-
aif fuss oss in
qnwoa siaeelt ~ NA ccn-
tmf aps aoi word CITE
Ne,t week; An outline q anti
>cmiiisn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

TOO big step when | married
this woman and her children /
care for her but seems like am
not as satisfied as ! thought I
would be DO yon think We will
separate soons
Ans: You don't appreciate
lour wife aS YOU should. She
can't east her children aside
lcn knew she had them before
ycu married her aud now she i
The mother of Your ehiId. lonr
trouble Is that yon are still
dreaming Of certain little lads
That son went. with before mar
rying your present wife gct her
ofi your mind. She never was
very Interested In you. II you
must day dream be sure that
your wife and the children are
included.
PI.M. Last year I bought a
farm and believe now that 7
have done unusually well on it
his year I had good crop and
when II Is harvested | should
make SOME money. Would II he
good idea for me TO trade K
In on biz farm This winter2
Ans: Keep your present farm.
n you cultivate all The acreage
there ON your place each year. II
i'll be about all that ycu can
o,er-Sec successfully. II l. best
10 have small place and see
that II i worked properly than
10 have " large place and over
plant and not he able ~ take
care of IL n II should he done.
BIB. Will he ever he mine. He
treats me nice. told me that I
was the only star IN his Blue
Heaven Said he was livine mis-
cradle with her and know that
love him 40 hard that couldn't
he happy with anyone else
Ans. This mans free How Of
-Io,c verses" aren't inspired by
being In your company he's ex.
pcrienced and knows MI the an
rIcs by which 10 approach young
girls and make their hearts Hut.
Ter. Yon are heIng fooled this
married man l. having little
fun nj yonr expense. Reconcile
Yourself 10 the inct that he be-
longs to another woman aud you
will see how fast II viii take you
to forget him entirely.
- ~ ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25
JACKSON NEWS
By NARyy SMITH

Waldo Stone and his sister,
Betty Jean BARLEY returned home
last week from Detroit where
they visited aunts and cousins
Miss Vivian Jones of Frankline
attended the National Baptist
convention in Chicago last week.
Narvy and Ellen Smith, son and
daughter of Mrs. Dclphine Smith,
COZ =. Franklin. returned home
recently after weeks stay in
Chicago With their aunt and
cousins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25
Race Movement
ny RICARDO WEEKS
(F0r AMP

ny RICARDO WEEKS
(For AMP
Black souls marching
On the endless road OF Time
To the far-flune echoes
OF their sounding drums
Black souls marching.
Hundreds. thousands.
Millions on tho move
Steadily marching
Towards Tomorrow.
Singing in tine heat.
Launching in the cold.
breaking each link
or thci~ ancient chains;
Wrestling hardships,
Fighting. dying.
Calling "Hallelujah,"
And "Oh. my Loroi"
Through winters and summers
Steadily marching.
Millions OF black folks
Struggling onward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

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homebed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

To help prevent a war time
increase In tuberculosis. high
school students over Michigan are
invited 10 prepare talks on this
disease In the second annual
Radio Speech contest. sponsored
by the Woman's Auxiliary 10 The
Michigan State Medical society.
and the Michigan tuberculosis
Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25
BY 7. MELVIN
sy N ELvIN
TAPLE Y


kABBE'S 1913 ASTROLOGY READINGS ARE NOW REiDYA
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problems within the scope logical Quarter
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nine ST. Detroit Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25
This Is Our Common Destiny:
NEGRO, JEW UNITED THROUGH
HISTORY BY PERSECUTION

;
the common destiny Negroes and less reprinted 1A fsere voice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25
The War Mother
JACK DAVIS
by WILLIAM HENRY HUFF
For ANPl


She stood there weeping over me,
Her tears fell swiftly in my face.
| had been wounded DER the sea
Twas for my native land and
race.
She touched me with her trembling
hand;
She kissed my pale and parching
lips.
But still she could not UNDER
stand
Why hate wells up so strong and
grips
This mighty world which God
controls.
Her queries long this way are
deep
IS these Of other thinking souls.
L. God aclaan 10 Cad aafs.n7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25
Down
Poets
Row
Madam To You

BY LANGST0N HUGHES
adam and the Army
They put my boy-friend
In Ia
But can't figure out
How he got that way.
He wouldn't work.
Said he wasn't able.
Just drug himself
To the dinner table.
Couldn't get on relief,
Neither WPA.
lie wouldn't even try
Cause he slept all day.
naercd at him
TIL ! thought he vas deaf
But J never could get him
Above If
Bat Uncle Sam
rut him in IA
And now has taken
That man away
II Uncle Sam
Makes him lit a hand.
Uncle Is really
A powerful man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

MY Ut'Vl"Ib"g
AS the TWO most prosecuted
minorities. Negroes and jews, are
gradually coming closer together
Slowly. each IS realizing that
neither is safe from the enemy IN.
ISOLATION from the other
TnAmerlcan Spokesmen men
tIon jew and Negro In one
breath. Propaganda organs ear
~ stories against both IN the
same page. lIliler's blueprint
for extinction Of non- trynn>
has the jew and the Negro nj
the head Of his list; both are
sub-hnmnn and be>tial IN his
sight.
Basis For Understanding
in order &c get some basis for
better understanding LEI as CON
slider some OF The background Of
Negro AMI Jewish relationship, IN
this country
The Negro came TO America as
slave lie STAYED shackled 20 he
earth all during this nations
heroic struggle t5r us freedom
Early america was made mp
OF many nations. Jews were here
tao. When the cries began 10
be sounded for the liberation
OF the black man. the Jews Who
themselves had heen driven over
the face 81 the earth IN The
worst prosecutions ever eNacted
by humans. cried ont against
slavery.
Jewish AbolltionI>iS
William l.lovd Garrison fought
In the north for Negro emancipa
ton through his newspaper The
Iiberator. a Jewish rabhi pr
David Einbhorn had the COURAGE
David Finbhorn had The courage 70
oppose he cnemy in his camp
and publish a challenging pa
per called Sinai IN Baltimore Na
Shareholders finally drove Elm
horn from the south but they
could not silence his protests
against the evils Of slavery
John Brown. the social messlah
Of that day had three younr
Jewish immigrants IN his hrase
hand Of aholitionisfs in Karsa.
in 1856
Many Jews fought With dlsiin
tion in the northern army all
during the Civil War while Hon
~ Ward Beccher was pnrchasinr
freedom for slaves from hs pull
pit In BROOKLYN Morris Green
Laum bought fugirises their free
dom IN chicago
Solomon lieydenfelt joined the
forces Of those who opposed the
spread Of slavery into free terri-
tory. and wrote many pamphlet,
setting forth his views
when finall, n conditioned
and NOT yet realized freedom
came 10 Negroes IN $50. Jew
lSh blood had been shed 10 help
hiring II abont.
Negroes And Jews Hated
In America organizations that
resent Negroes resent Jews also.
This has always been the case
Mob violence by whites aeaiust
colorcd people has existed since
he lnfsnc, of this nation 3e-
tween 1850 ana 1850 thirts-elsht
lsnchings took place These atr
HE known cases Those NOT known
are douhilessly innunerahlc ppr-
Ing these Years jews were hcld
in little rcpu'c by Amcricans
They wcfe resented socially c0-
We'd and segregated economically.
Same Is True Toda,
This criminal brutality aeains,
Negroes has persisted until to-
day. and II is usually sanctioned
and even promoted by local state.
end national figures Of church
end government
As running parallel 10 this
.....x... -. ho.. Tho utfar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25
(For ANPl
JIM STEELE
D. ". Dough-. Brown

~ Whose band was acclaimed
+ ra'lauS number one band. BY
I National Newspapers Fourth
fr poll?
~ WHAT Is the story behind
+ documentary technicolor
p le "rolor Guardgv
|lQ who holds the individual
iiiue basketball scoring rec
r :" q single game. in the his
of Negro college basketball?
~ Who is president Of the
4otel Negro Opera company?
~ Who is president Of The
f'mnal Baptist Sunday school
'rcfcss'
~ Who was John Jasper?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-25

4 .ofreulosis is the lending
\ Of death for persons be-
ZEN he ages OF 10 and 40.
n'tecd by tuberculosis Christ
as seals. a new pamphlet, How
hill TB Germs" Is now avail
p rem the Michigan Tubercu-
+ Association. Lansing.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
warning OF their presence, 1t was

warning Of their presence, 1t was
said.
They added that such devices
might enable submarines to pick up
at limited distances merchant Ship
ping of which German naval head
quarters Is not aware.
Main center for construction OF
the intricate radio location appa-
ratus. it was said, is at the Zeppelin
city of Friedrichshafen, which the
Raj blasted last week in its shut
tle-bombing experiment with view
to putting out of commission the
work so vital to Nazi U-boat war
fare.
With the introduction OF the loca-
tors, observers here expressed the
opinion that the Nazis might drop
their pack tactics of hunting Allied
Evening star., 1943-06-30

shipping because that method had
proved so costly. One submarine
flotilla recently returned to it's base
repeatedly having suffered a % per
cent loss.
The sources said that as an alter
native the Germans might operate
in groups Of much smaller numbers
or even send commanders out on
their own again.
The Essener National Zeitung,
Essen newspaper, already has said
that the U-boats had reduced their
hunting while the Nazi admiralty
was seeking to develop new attack
methods.
Inception OF the radio locators
would mean that crews, or at least
officers. would have to be trained
In their use, adding to Doenitzs al
Evening star., 1943-06-30

able to compat Allied air and sea
patrols guarding the sealanes and
to detect conveys, reliable sources
said last night.
The increased efficiency of the
Allied defense has forced the Nazis
to attempt to find counter measures,
the sources said. partly explaining
the recent reduction of U-boat
activity
1t is recalled that Nazi naval ex-
perts have been forecasting that
Admiral Karl Doenitz, Nazi U-boat
fleet commander, and his top sub
marine minds would be. seeking the
answer to Allied methods of protect
ing conveys.
The deteccors under discussion are
expected to give the Nazi undersea
raiders better chance of escaping
planes and escort vessels by earlier
Evening star., 1943-06-30

ready considerable job of keeping
his ranks we'll trained and crews
filled.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
hazis Believed Puftinq
New Radio Location
Devices in U-Boats
Changes Declared Needed
To Offset Strengthened
Allied Convoy Methods
By the Associated Press.

STOCKHOLM, June 30. - The
Germans are believed to be fitting
their U-boats with radio location
apparatus in hope of being better
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
House Trsllsts For Sale
Used TRAllERS

Here's low cost housing 1898
silver Dome. Masonite Exterior.
good tires, $685. 90. 1870 Plstt,
good tires. Oil heat, very liveable,
$4,000. Custom Coach. OH Heat,
Permanent bed with innerspring
mattress, gas or elec. cooking,
good tires. i4p5 90. i917 Travelo
spun glass insulated, good tires,
oil heat, Just like brand new.
ySg5.O0. 1871 General Coach, eI-
Nsllent tires, oil heat, oven stove,
large and roomv, 1895 90, ls4l
R1ycraft Coach, Very roomy. eX-
cellent tires. Oh heat, oven
cook stove. Cedar lined clothes
presses. wash room, tl395.00.
Several others.
NEW 1913 COACHES
These brand new trailers have
many prswar features and all
have new tires or heavy duty
transports The prices are Gov
eminent Ceiling 22-ft. Amer
lean, 2 doors. blower oil neat,
il795.00. 22-ft. Alma silvsrmoon,
extra Insulation, 1885, 90: 22-ft.
Roycrsft. extra wide and roomy.
permanent bed. blower heat,
Il515 90. 2z-ft. Royal Coach.
Finish ard materials OF preVar
quality. beautiful trailer,
i7s5.00.
SeI'horn S Trailer Sales
80 Eeorss I'd. Yp.IIsntL
Phone 7i7s-J-Open Evenings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06

Apples
All VARIETIES on sac
saturday and sunday Geddes
Fruit Farms, asa r Huron
River Drive a. Geddes.
across from Detroit Edison
Country Club.
APPLES AND CARROTS FOR SALE
slO Munger Road or Phone
7ilO Munger Road
or phone lisO.J-2
Merchants sDsesn
Sporting Goods
ThOrns Tire 400 +. Michigan.
sTOVES-Ws have large stock OF
laundry stoves oak heaters. AL
sizes shaefer's Huron St store
MAIsONETTE FROCKS. Nationally
sold. exclusive styles. All fabrics
and sizes 3 20 IS. See Mrs. Ruth
Liss. 602l5 T.. Michigan.
you CAN pant the woodwork in
tho average Kitchen with Su-EnA-
FL for S2.s5. Family Radio shopp".
los w Michigan.
BOX SPRINGS AND MATTR ESSEs
SLEEP SHOP
10 ". Michigan
SALE. SALE, SALE
Armstrong Floor Covering SIC
square foot Complete selec-
tlon. Grinnell Bros, 2IO W Mich.
Musical Equipment
PRACTICE PIANO. Reconditloned
upright. $50. YpEi Piano Co, 90, T..
Michigan.
MUSIC ADDS TO the enjoyment OF
your home. Factory reconditioned
piRnos for rent or sale. Grinnell
Bros, 2lo W. Michigan.
STARCH CABINET GRAND PIANO
Will sacrifice. owner leaving town.
1908 Congress ST :. Phone liss-W.
Merchandise For sale
USED FURNITURE, BEDS.
Springs. Mattresses. also
Furniture for Complete Home
MAIN FURNITURE STORE
20s n. Main St
Ann Aror. open Evenings
DINING ROOM suite, two tone wal
nut, So in. buffet Boys shoes,
size 6. sos Washtensw.
1-5S55 MARIAN DEER RIFLE, .
cartridges. $500. liz gauge shot
gun, six shot. box shells, nearly
new, $50 Cali at 2S0s Oakdale or
phone 2049-J.
FOR A WASHABLE WALL finish
that covers in one coat and dries
in one hour, use the new KEN
Tone. Grlnnell Bros. 30 W. Mich.
DESKS
BALL q THRAsHER
40 n Huron St.
DEER RIFLE, .S2 Winchester Spe-
cial. Good condition with shells
Phone i572-J.
ls GAUGE SHOT Gun
with shells
Phone 1871.
B0Y's GOOD USED BICYCLE
For sale. 99t Holmes.
Phone 2i67-J
Merchandise Wanted
WE Will PAY best cash price for
old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners Singer Shop. PHI. 942-W.
PORCELAIN DRAINBoARDs
WANTED
Box P-S3. care Press.
1910 SHELLS for deer rifle.
Any amount wanted.
Phone l730SJ
BRFCTOR SET
Good Condition.
Call Gl9-M
WATER sOt-TENER WANTED
ALSO WASHING MACHINE
Phone ES33-W
Dirt. Sano and Gravel
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or +. o. II. PIT.
WHITAKER a. COOLING co.
$500 Gale Rd Phone 2020-J-2
BLACK DIRT go MANURE
WASHED Sand. Pebbles, Gravel,
Rocks. General Hauling. CAL
julius zahn. Phone l7l3-W-l.
For Sale or Exchange
HEATING STOVES, anything OF
value bought or exchanged. Fields,
"a r. Cross 81. Phone 2Os2
Automotive
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Legal Notices
APpoINTMnNT or ADMIHrsTRA.
TON
Help Wanted-Femsle

No. 33a5s
STATE or MICHIGAN. Tho Pro-
bate Court for tho County OF wash
tcnhw
Al session Of said Court held at
the Probate office In the cry Of
Ann ATbor, IN said County on tho
1911 day ~ October A II. 1913
Present. Hon. jay q. Pray. Judge
OF Probate
In tho Matter OF tho Estate If
Auos ooodiaon, DrcrhHed
Frank W. WoOdmau having filed IN
said Court his petition praying that
tho administration ~ said estate no
granted To- Elinor ~ Strarcr or 10
some other suitable person.
II y Ordered. that tho i'm day
OF November a - 1853 NJ ton a.
clock In tho forenoon. Mt said Pro-
bate OFFICE. bo and In hereby APP
pointed for hearing said petition
II II Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof he given by put-
lication OF a copy OF this order. once
each week for three successive weeks
previous to said daV OF hearing, IN
the fpsilanti Daily Press. news,
paper printed and circulated in said
County
JAY q. PRAY. Judge Of Probnt,.
A true copy
Nora o. Borgsrt. Register OF Fro
bate
Adv. s-Ii05
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06

COLUMBUS, O.-INS One prls-
oner was killed and two others
wounded when six conylcts attempt
ed to break out OF the states juno
ton city prison camp last night.
Warden Frank ID. Henderson OF
Ohio State Penitentiary announced
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
NOTICE
PROPOSED AMENDMENT or
EONIMu ORDINANCE MO. III

Notice IL hereby given that tho
Common Council OF the city Of Ypsi-
lanti VIII hold hearing at Council
Han on Monday, December &. 1919, Mt
1880 o'clock, p. m. 10 receive argu-
mentS for and against tho proposed
amending Of Ipning Ordinance In tho
following manner. namely.
That In accordance with petition
filed, II IL proposed that change In
ToninR Ordinance ho made for lots
No 10, -, ~. "a. -. 10. 10, in Park
lantl from riaag ~" Residential to
Glass n" Residential District.
signed.
H. G. HOLMES
Adv 6-llf0S city clerk.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Classified Advertising

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follows;
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Special Advertisements
insertion single
lines Count words 10 line
ial rates for
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not be Incorrect
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The Ypslanti DailyPress

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trading zone. comprising
Washtenaw County. and west
ern portion OF Wayne County 400
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ianti trading zone ..........1 .5o
Special rate TO soldiers, year. $500
Independent OF politics and pub
iisaed daily except sunday with an
am toward serving the YpsilaHt
trading territory.
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at Post office. Ypsilanti. Mich.
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the use for republication or all news
dispatches credited to II not other
wise credited In this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
rights OF republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
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Announcements
Lost and Founc
Personals

/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by Vera Russ on
or after this date.
Guy A. Russ.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05
ss------- WE, THE WOMEN --------
delinquent Parents"
Seen AS Frequent Reason
For Children'S MiSdeedS
WE, THE WOMEN

when they 60 out? They won't be
hanging around the streets at night
II you take the trouble to keep track
Of them. "
FAITH IN THE FUTURE
Are your attitudes toward the war
and your fanily's part in 1t such as
to make each member feel that he
must be helping In every way he
can, and such that everyone looks
forward to q better world In the
future? It's almost inevitable that
your children will develop q 80
what?" attitude II you SIT around
and predict that the war will end
with the world In o hopeless mud.
die. You must instill In your chill
dren a belief in the future.
Are your children free to be them
selves at home, to talk their silly.to-
your-ears slang, to play the music
they like, instead Of having to 60 to
some joint with juke box to hear
1t?
Are you taking the trouble to
point out to them in the news Of
the day the place Of religion In q
war torn world?
There are a lot more questions
you could ask yourself. These few
are only starter. But II you find
yourself having to answer mo" to
them, 1t Is time to do some worry
ing. For delinquent parents are
likely to have delinquent children.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05

today's hand as one OF the best IN
the national tournament.
Some East-West pairs attempted
to play three no trurnps and were
slaughtered by the heart suit. 0oren
(East) and Mrs. Sobel got into five
clubs and the play turned out to be
extraordinary. Goren won the first
trick and cashed the queen and Jack
Of diamonds. He led the club queen,
overlook with the ace in dummy
and cashed the diamond ace In
order to discard the three Of hearts.
But he still had to reckon with
the possibility Of losing two spades
besides the king Of trumps. He led
heart from dummy and carefully
ruffed with the nine OF trulnps. on
q spade lead South played low and
and the king won. The five Of spades
was led back, Goren ducked and the
ace fell. South led a trump, ON
which dummy played the five, North
the king and Goren then the ten.
North led the last trump to stop
the spade ruff, but owing to Gorer's
foresight, he could play the four and
let dummy win with the eight. Then
dummy casled the king Of diamonds
for the discard Of the losing spade.