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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-02-01
C lH1 u II C TT e. S

Rev. r. {. Anderson, pastor OF Mt Vernon BaptS
Church. brought glorious message Sunday, February ~
1913 his subject was Regeneration of the striking things
he said was To ener the Kingdom of Heaven, must
touch every base touch and miss means out
Members of Mt Vernon have taken new lie under
the leadership OF Rev Anderson and each Second Sunday
finds the pews filled ,I
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-02-01

Ere sleep down to soothe the weary eyes
Come like pos nous vapors that
From base Witchs cauldron, when the crone
To work potent SPELL her magic plies.
The past which held its share of bitter pain.
Whose ghost prayed that Time might exercise
Comes up, is lived dsuered Ter again
Ere sleep down soothe the eyes
We have carried back Phyllis Wheatley Frederick
Douglass David Livingston George Washington Carver
Mary Mcleod Bethune, who still lives shine in din
World Then we carried back Race Relation Day ant
our stirred hopes kndled for day know
we shall be known for what have done and fol
what doing shall be full American citizens. Again
seem hear part OF James Weldon Johnson's Fifty
Years.
Lar far the way that have trod,
From heather kraals and jungle dens
To freedmen. freemen, OF God,
Americans and Citizens
\ part OF His unknown design,
We've lived within mighty age
And we have helped to write a line
On history's most wondrous page
This land is by right OF birth,
This land is ours by right OF toll;
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-02-01

Just the Southern white man can see
for himself the effects of Negro education the better
service he receives from the laborer the farm in
the shop just the white merchant finds that
education is giving the Negro and
money with which to satisfy these thus making
him better customer; when the white people general
ly discover that Negro education lessons and dis
ease and makes the Negro better citizen, then the
white taxpayer will not look upon the money spent
FOR Negro education thrown away
Booker T. Washington
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-02-01

Monday night February Is 1913 under the direction OF
Mrs Ibbie White Bethel A. NJ T. Church presented The
Devil Funeral" which thrilled and rocked
audience with laughter Contrary the usual sadness
that surrounds funerals, this most merry The world
would be happy bury the devil and those who
looked into the OF the devil at this entertainment know
where the secret les because the devil proved to be just men
When every man sincerely decides to bury the devil 1t will
he buryng the mean and ugly things within ourselves The
Century Burial Association and Mr. Frank turner Funeral
Director of the Burial Association cooperaed with
Mrs White and the church in supplying the casket and direct
ing the funeral.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-02-01

St Stephen members and friends enjoyed the fith An
mail Women Dav Sunday February a. 1913 The occasion
was sponsored bv the Women's Society of Christian Ser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Pleyshoes
ARE a PRACTICAL IDEA

Wear them when you garden :. shop. Wear them
around home wear them for work or fun You'll
simply purr over their easy fit and feel And you'll
shout about the wonderful sunny colors. Piiable
leather and fabrics. In sizes from TO 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

CONSULT A FOUND ATIOE
STYLTST THIS WEEK. Miss Jes-
sic Brown, representative of Rite
Form" will be in HudSon's Base
ment Store Corset Department to-
morrow. April 10. and all week.
through Sturdy. She will be
pleased to help you select the right
garment for your figure type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

perso nnel administrator Ger
sldine Stadelnan of the women's
war board, were appointed last
week The purpose Of this com
mittee is TO organize and place
students who wish employment
in the present labor shortage
scene in Ann Arbor.
Helen Mae KresSbach was ap-
pointed in charge OF flies;
Marion Basket will head the
committee for contracting co-eds
for replacement and Ann Kraus
Will keep reports and minutes.
Another hostel trip was held
yesterday by the Outing Club
They left in the afternoon and
were scheduled TO return by
noon today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Detroit Women
Oct Gas Masks
Continued from Page One }

Continued from Page One
training and assisting her are
Mrs. Henry Beyster and Mrs.
Maxwell r. Bates.
Mrs, Ralph Lane is director of
registration and Mrs. Cecil Hobbs
is director Of classes.
The disaster training classes
are given by Mr.. Reese for the
following American Red Cross
volunteers in addition 10 the
motor corps, all Of which are
part Of the emergency welfare
service.
The American Red Cross Can
teen Aides. the Registrars, the
School Canteen and the Cloth
ing Unit. The OCD chief OF
these IS John Ballenger. The
emergency medical service un-
der DR.. Bruce Douglas includes
the Red Cross Nurses Aides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Annual Meetino
OF Club Monday

n q r T II w T. s T +, r y
WOMAN'S CLUB will hold its
annual meeting at 100 p. m.
Monday at the Calvary Presby-
terian Church House. The an
nual election Of officers will take
place with the polls opening at
1890 p. m.
The social service department
will hold a luncheon meeting at
1890 p. m. Wednesday at the
church house. Speaker will be
Miss Marcia Ward on The
Work of the Visiting House,
keepers Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Howard Baumgarten. Bud Brim-
mer and Andy Seed.
Mary june -HaStreitor,I Peg
Whlpple. Jane Cole and Jane
Llndberg are among the Delta
Gamma girls who have con
verted their free, bridge playing
moments into constructive war
activity.
Their beau parlor" has been
turned into a production room
for Red Cross. Russian War Re
lief and Society of Friends gar
ments. Shirts. baby clothes and
palamaS arc among the relief
articles which have been made
by these goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
2 Dearborn Groups
Meet This Week

THE FINE ARTS and the adult
education groups of the Dear
born Woman's Club have sched-
uled o'clock dessert meetings
for this week.
The fine arts group will meet
with Mrs. Merwin Lewis on
Monday. Mrs. r. V. Bovill will
speak on the life Of Stephen
Benet, and Mrs. Harold Barber
will review one Of his books.
Mrs. Bovill will be hostess
Wednesday to the adult educa-
ton group. Mrs. c. S. Ander-
son will give a book review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Spring HousecIeanine'

Domestic nets were
brought out IN the hostellers
since this trip was organized for
the expressed purpose Of doing
a little spring housekeeping -
at the hostel as a prelude 10 fu-
ture trips.
Barbara FalrUan and Dan
SaulSon. CO-Chairmcn OF the
trip were accompanied by Marge
Bordalllc, argaret Frank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Club to Give Safety Play

A play entitled do You Know
the Safety Rules ?" will be given
by the safety division at a meet
ing of the BEDFORD Women's
Club at p. m. Monday at the
Calvary Methodist Church.
Short Ia ks on Red Cross
work, nutrition and home nurS-
ing will also be given. Mrs.
Alfred Durham is chairman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

The brightest, IS harpest'
dress of the season ! Green and
white confetti dots sprinkled
at random on clear red rayon
shantung. Also in navy or
green. Sizes g to Is. 7.05
FIRST BASEMENT-wOODw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Detroit Sunday Times, April 18, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
New Committee Appointed

Bunny Crawford. publicity
chairman of the Union. and
Frances Brown started the hne.
which. having passed through
several leaders. was terminated
by Jean Lovett and Frank
O'Brien.
New members of the. eXecti-
tive committee working with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Current Topic Meeting

Current Topic Club will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Louise K. Netherlands in
Lakewood avenue. Mrs. Cecil
r. Dudley is chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Sorority Pledges Initiated at First
Or Two Ceremonies at Ann Ar0or
ANN ARBOR, April "a.

A LPHA EPSILON PHI, Col
"A legiate SorosiS. Kappa Alpha
Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma
pledges became active members
OF the Panhellenic body yester-
day at the first two spring initia-
tion periods TO be held by this
organization. The remainder of
the houses on campus plan to
initiate May 2.
Lila Chajhee, Joan Gordon and
Lora Hecht were initiated into
Alpha Epsilon with the IL other
members of their pledge class.
The ceremony began at 4 80 and
following the service, the initi-
ates were honored by banquet
given by the active members.
Thirteen pledges were initiated
by Collegiate SorosiS. A lunch
con was given at the Michigan
Union for initiates and seniors
by the Ann Arbor Alumnae chap
ter. An annual report on the
sorority activities was read by
Mrs. Robert b. Angel, president
of the board of directors.
Banquet Follows Ceremony
Carol Evans, Sally McFadden.
Joan Thomas and Christine Smith
are among the pledges who
became active members Of Col
legiate Sorosis at $50. After
the ceremony a banquet was held
at the chapter house in honor
OF the initiates for which the
active and alumnae groups were
present.
Edna Kennedy and Patricia
White were among the 10
initiates of Kappa Alpha Theta.
The ceremony began at 2 p. m.
and activities were ciimaxed by
an initiation banquet held by 4.
alumnae and actives at the
Michigan League. An annual
Eta Association meeting was
held after the banquet.
Kappa Kappa Gamma honored
19 initiates yesterday at their
formal services. Pat Daniels.
Kay Shilson and Shirley SickelS
became active members Of this
sorority. The ceremony which
started at noon was climaxed
by an initiation banquet Ann
Arbor alumnae and active mem
bers were on hand for the &C.
casiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Novel Dance Is Held

A novel dance entitled Don't
Give a Darn" was held from
9 p. m. TO midnight at the Union.
Chuck Dottercr, social chair
man of this organization. eX-
planned the purpose Of the
dance as being a source Of lct-.
down for social inhibltionS or
the ogre OF social pressure.
He added that people can
wear bathing suits and we don't
give a darn, they can scream
and yell their lungs out and we
don't give a darn
However, the effects from the
forewarning were not quite as
radical as may be- expected. A
conga line was the most IN
inhibited fun OF the evening and
proved TO be a rather diSor-
ganiZed affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Give Her Lovely JEWELRY
All Prices Plus 100, Federal Tax

All Prices Plus l0's Federal Tax
Earrings to sparkle on her ears. Bracelets to
tinkle on her wrist. pin for the lapel of
her new suit. A necklace large and lovely.
Plastics. She'll pieces. Stone sets. Gold or
silver color. Sterling silver. Imitation pearls,
FIRST sASEMENT-wooDwARD
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP WOMEN (cont ,

! STENoGRAPHER and general ONCE worker.
sasrv werK,ng State ase and
sTENoGRxPHsfER nSSEEcRETARY SEcRETARY:: Y:'ap perma-
n@ent. @ large organization; convenient to
| tions, all holidays no overtime. 40-hr. wE,
hours. S:25-12:l0. l2:40-4:10; Saturday,
s9 s:25.l9 10: some knowledge Of accounting
| TO start, with increase in short time If
! satisfactory. Box PA, Star.
STENoGRAPHER DESIRED by private
ambitious, person desiring postwar posi-
bihties: pleasant working conditions, Call
Mrs, Dunham. Republic 1475.
STENOGRAPHER. with ability, who de-
lished Arm; splendid opportunity for ad-
yancement vance, to right person: interestine and
TELErHoNr opERkWTSooRaW @ kWSoaWa5a to opsTate sas board
month nTa i,o sss Mrs. Milwsrd, aloo C. Conn m.
TELETYPE OPERATOR by railroad COM
pafy; pat .sy salary Sl35 per month: experience
9or ffSentia but muSt be good typist
availability certificate. Write fully, eivine
education sfseation and references Box Box 4s4-Y,
TYPIsT, 5-day 4O-hour week. Apply 11e1
rYrIsT-tL.EKk. high school graduate:
isYfry 9sT %Sa:9 Box sA
Senerai office work; salary, S25. Call DI
VEGETABLE COOK. eolored. 500 mo-
ass for the steward.
w xoTF xsG Apps fSSe ss fs aer' st. hG
MATTRESSES, white, for breakfast and
d,hotel; Carton Hotel, 18th and K sts n W.
MATTRESSES, white, tray service; can
cn;nao Earn oyer $40 week; meals and uniforms.
WxITREss AMI couNTER fafIsa HHTP sood sws
pay and tips. Uniform furnished: pleasant
WORKING conditions. Charpal Grill, 18th
WAITREssEs. white: good pay and tips;
sunaays Whys Rages ME ses i time
Apply l340 New York ave. NV, chiids
Wh1TEEss w. II ssas good wages, full or part time.
aiS 5. nv. Mother Froman's. ''' 1.-Two
live in. congenial home. help care : chill
dren 2 INV, with maid to help. RA. 1907.
WOMAN W. IAN white white prefer ex-school teach
yicj,i.y Dupont Circle. De ,se74
sfes aSu elderly p for
alel; Ext. li1e. Can before noon noon. ''
WOMAN, white, part-time work relieving
mstronS in small institution for children.
WOMAN-Silk screen process shop needs
woman for all-around shopwork; good sal
56i7.
PRIVATE EMPLOYER wants white Office
employe for bookkeeping work, typing. or
nllns; short hours, attractive surroundings:
previous employment not necessary. Call
RE: 1875. Miss Bramham.
WHlTE-Vicinity 2124 Eye st. NV. Care
for child. RE. 34o4, Ext. sos after 5
WE HAVE OPENINGS for 3 white women
for light r echanical work, positions perm
anent, good pay. l.. Smith Corona
Typewriters Inc, 1923 Pa. ave. NV. Elk.
0411.
WE HAVE an opening available for an
experienced stenographer interested in the
distribution of motion pictures This is
a permanent position offering excellent op-
portunities for advancement with a grow
ing company. MONOGRAM Distributing
Corr, 90 New jersey ave. NV.
SODA GIRLS. $50 PER WEEK,
experienced meals and uniforms furn
Petworth Pharmacy, 1901 Georgia ave.
IIT IrpECCEcs 11I ,J-r1,I1-- -,1,,,1,I,,,--
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.l

MAID to care for ? children and general
salary. Call Decatur 9436.
MAID, general holsework: full time: 2
adults: references. GE. 0a7a. ga
Ing Home. OR. 5536, or business, Ex.
NAP AZ - reliable BE for small family Of adults
| THURSDAY, dinner. 50 week and weekly
pass. EN-. 674l after 3 pm.
shden @ live sood in snT hea ja5 'fsf Rs GF o
MAID, reliable, for e.hw.. So day week
Apply after IL noon. 1896 Florida ave
Washing; no eookina; slssp in or out, Nj,
HEIFER aana T. over ns Is years of age
Live in. $40 month OIL. 226S
SUfsE homs mets on Kasxv fer PP y eR shd q
Sss EIssi sssss vi ssds sas eve. On s''" "a,
children, 4 and s; live in in. $50 mo. wo.
TEAcHER, eolored. desires girl Or settled
xest preferred; pr sis6So ;S a and tr earfsre, FR.
WAITRESS for waitress work only: excel
lent salary: must have local references.
WOMAN (coloredD, cook and general house.
,iSa Tiork family BY, Of I'D, % Wesley Hts good pay
Hs adus fs'sss ssH sfd sssSfbs ys
2 and 5 pm. Silver Spring 03S4
o s s sfs s fun fs iRsFfs n Of OF osq' es
WOMAN wanted, white or colored, to do
and do baby's laundry: no cooking: off "a
day Saturday and ali day Sunday. Salary
sl2 week and carfare Cali Ii. 1925
WOMAN, housekeeper- cook for couple, one
sat. end Gs honrS R ss sao E.t refs 5 health es5.
three days a week, bachelor household. no 10
rsi near 18th ls snd colambia; references Tsie-
WOMAN, white or colored, g:h.w;. plain
st. nv. Phone NE. E. s545.
in: % fond Of children; ' excel. salary: ref. ref
required. OR. 2433.
WOMAN, vhite. to keep house for business
oSt e1p''e en cal ea Wisconsin, o s445 ra mornings
MoMAS MsS sfsn saari in s.aS sms
rsf; So; I$94 Mass. aye: Ex: 9IIs;
WsSSts.se' Washington Ga,2, , &C. s,.'
cook and gh.w.: no laundry. no children;
liye in; references required Adams 90. Ss9@
WOMAN. settled, gh.w.: live in or out:
references required. Salary open. Call
WOMAN, colored. gh.w, and helper; no
cooking. no laundry; 5-day week. DE,
WOMAN middle-aged, to care for 2-mo.-
old child; live in or out, good salary: Sun
days off: nearby Md. WA. 0SS0.
PART TIME, 12:30 to 7:30, days week;
g.h.w., cook: $40 week EN- 1906.
PRIVATE FAMILY or woman to care for
infant: good salary. Mrs. Good, Box
GOOD COOK, gh,w., white or colored;
ys o e. Garrison n9 s ny EM s445 salary
WANTED, colored woman to take care of
employed mothers baby. Write Hester
Gortch 1909 Girard st. NV.
COOK AND GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER.
CITY REFERENCES AND HEALTH CARD
REQUIRED. SALARY, $50 WEEK. CALL
EN- 6363.
FLOOR MAID, WHITE, . OPENINGS,
FULL-TIME EMPLOYED. 3 MEALS: UNI
FORMS AND LAUNDRY FURNISHED:
HOSPITALIATION. APPLY NURSING
Evening star., 1943-09-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CURTAINS wanted to clean and stretch at
home. Reasonable prices. Please call Ii.
1901. 2Rs
GIRL, colored, part-time work afternoons
in or near Mclean Drugs NO. 54sS eve
ingS.
GIRL, colored, wants lisht housework, age
u. Call at any time DI. 561a.
GIRL, colored, desires work as maid in
apartment only; reference HO O444.
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time work. Call
evenings between 2:30 and pm. HO.
1852
GIRL. colored wishes days work: 81 and
carfare. Call MI. 52a3 from to 10 pm.
NOTIFIED with 20-month-ol child would
GIRL, colored, wants work morning or
afternoon; g.h.w or restaurant: exp. and
ref. Adams 30S2.
GIRL. colored, wishes work by the day or
week; no cooking. ME. 1888
GIRL. colored, wishes job in dress shon.
experienced and references, DE. s937. Pa
MAN, colored, wishes part-time Job from
9 to y pm, kitchen help, porter, with
drivers permit. AD. s6I6.
WASHING AND IRONING done by hand,
WOMAN. colored. wants g INV. no Sundays.
no children: stay nights; city references.
Cal or write 925 st. NV.
2 COLORED GIRLS, want morning or aft
ernoon work. SOC per hr., plain cooking.
NO. 6431. after Z pm Thurs.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
SITUATIONS WoMEN.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT or

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT or secre-
tary. fine educational BACKGROUND intelli-
gent. attractive. pleasing. personality, ex-
analysis, letter writing. office organlzatlon
and management training and supervising
personnel, meeting public; excellent refer
ences: salary, S50-S55 wk. Box 485.Y,
BOOKKEEPER, experienced qualified to
assume entire responsibility of compre-
hensiye system OF books desires position.
CULTURED WIDOW white a.. child, 5;
in refined motherless or employed mothers
home. Boy 4l9;;Y, Star.
St. NV, Apt 4. AID 223S.
like to work in nursery where she could
keep child, NV. preferred. 1918 l4th st.
NURSE. practical colored. wants Job in
private home. Phone between the hrs. Of
10 and l. 3 and A. Dupont 5606 "a
Vnlo WI consider something part time i, sx.
SECRETARY available, well educated, ex-
peerienGed responsible, Telephone North
SECRETARY. frst-class, desires position
private concern. with opportunity; starting
salary. S4o-s45 week: good reference and
experience; exp sta syailable Immediately aWHrte
REFINED, weIl-educated lady of so de-
sires position as receptionist in profes-
SEER! sGcREThRy afs sTHNoGRAPhER III A siI expert
varied experience, desires. interesting DO
stion. Must have good salary. Phone TR.
WOMAN. %; Is years restaurant ard
hotel management, do buying. make
menus. Sundays free. Box 21-A. Star. 26'
WOMAN. young, will manaee private
as hostess; Of excellent. gentle family;
Ruth Putnam Mason, 1909 18th st. NV. W.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
CLERK

High school graduate under 25, for general
office work. 6-day, 43-hour week Saturday
afternoons of. 500 to $40 per month
10 10 start depending upon experience. OPP
portunity for advancement. Apply weekday
mornings. Personnel Dept, Room 300
Capital Transit Co, 36th and Prospect
ave NV; Take Route 90 Cabin John
streetcar) to door. This position will be
Of special interest to those residing in
GEORGETOWN or nearby Maryland or vir-
ginia as this saves travel time
Evening star., 1943-09-24
MARKER.
COPY HOLDERS.

Only requirement is ability TO read
Clearly. Salary, S2o.50 on 371a-hour week
Perma nent employment. Essential industry
Telephone DI. 1900 or apply at personnel
dept, Bureau of National Affairs, 22O1 NJ
Evening star., 1943-09-24

FLOOR MAID. WHITE, OPENINGS
EOOIL15lME EMrLO2YnEnD; MEAhS; HM5.
OFFICE, DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1915
Eye ST NV
Evening star., 1943-09-24

SALESLADY, S EXPERT
EN- CED IN EWELRY
STORE: HOURS, II TO 9
PM. WOLPE, 1922 14th ST.
NV,
Evening star., 1943-09-24

MATTRESSES WANTED, WHITE,
For private club. live in or OUT no worl
Sundays; must have references Call 70
appointment. DI 2l23
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Fountain, DAYTIME Only.

Experience not necessary: $50 per week to
/ start; Sunday work, Monday closed rapid
advancement, vacation with pay: not over
I 30 years. Inquire between ! and 5 pm
SchmDp,S Bakery. ll4o Conn q
Evening star., 1943-09-24
HELP WOdEN.
YOUNG WOMAN

College graduate, under 20. for work in
personnel dept. Must be competent typst,
handwriting. Opportunity to learn per-
sonnel work. 6-day,- 43-hour week. Sat
month to start. Opportunity for advance
ment. Apply weekday mornings, Personnel
Dept, Room 300, Capital Transit Co. 36th
ana Prospect ave. NV, Take Route 20
Cabin John streetcarj to door. This
position will be of special interest to those
residing in GEORGETOWN or nearby MARYLAND
or virginia as this saves travel time
Evening star., 1943-09-24
MAID.

MAID,
Gh.w., plain cooking: sleep in or out; good
pay. Phone after $50 pm. RA. 1856.
NURSE, EXPERIENCED,
Care of . school-age children, plus new
baby in spring must be permanent and
want good home; $50 month. Box lib,
Star.
COOK AND G.H.W., REFER
ENCES PREFERRED; GOOD
WAGES AND HOURS: NEAR
BUS AND STREETCAR LINE.
CALL WO. 7724.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN
Help care . small girls. Some upstairs
work. other help kept. Salary depends
on experience. Live in. OR. 1882.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

w An TED, 2 WOMEN,
WHITE, TO MAINTAIN
STOCK AND HELP MAKING
ORDERS. DISTRICT LINEN
CO., Sc L ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

EROM Middle Eost ports through the irons
Ironlon supply route-o gigantic funnel orqon
Ized by United Stotes Army personnel under every
difficulty OF ttonsport-our Ieose lend supplies ore
flowing to fighting RussIo ever increasing
volume From building up much Of the port fociI
ties for hondI'nq the greet inflow Of trotfIc to
operating the roIrood ond the motor corovons
BY which the bulk Of it IS moved into RUSSO it hos
been Job to test Yonkee grit ond determination
Much Of the roll equipment, including locomotives.
IS Amerloon. For the motor trotns desert ond biz
zord swept mounons where roods morrow TO
~oy passes, present every obstacle Of discomfort
for mon ond stron on mochines
But the Ieose lend flow TO Russo through this
low loss route hos reached tide 1t IS one of
those tough hord chores Of ~or which success
IS mportont os bottles won if the glory less
Uncle Som is both mokIng the goods ond delivering
them. ond they'll be getting more ond into
Russlo's 9teot fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
2 Detroiters Finish Training
For Duty in Submarine Fleet

Mark. 1920 Sherwood; Henry j.
Samuel. 321 Crawford.
Capital University, O.. air force
training School-Pvt. Walter ].
Gabriel, 1903 F.. Warren.
Fort r. F.. Warren, Wyo.--Pvt.
Charles A. Gunther. Detroit.
Tinker Field, Okla. End 1t.
Joseph p. Kaiser. 1856 Canton.
Camp Davis, ~. Cit. Harold
A. Meinlnger. 2l49 Garland; Cpl.
Calvin u. Price. 6S9 Frederick
Cpl. Dale j. Turner. 24235 Nc
Nichols: Tech. Ith Grade Tony ID.
Rossi. l050l Haggerty, Dearborn.
Maxwell Field Ala--Lt. Sam
Tin. 2074 Gladstone; 2nd 1t. Ben
w. Logan. 1860 Dale.
Camp Roberts. Cal-2nd It.
Walter r. StAndish. Detroit.
Navy Pier, Chlcago-Pfc.' Rob
ert r.. Morrison.
Sioux Falls, s. D.. army technN-
cal training command Pfc. For
est &. Wagner, Charlevoix.
Washington. d. G., adjutant
generals School-Maj. James a.
Lewis, APO Commonwealth.
Camp Wallace, Tex.-Pfc. VIII
liam j. Rzepka.