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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Bob Howard, Pianist, Surprised 10
Find Himself Acting On Broadway

NEW YORK ANP)-"Gosh. !
never thought this would happen to
me-acting Why. I'm radio per-
former-I sit down at the piano
and sing and play like feel. Act
ing drives me crazy. One guy tells
you 10 move and talk one way
another comes along and changes II
all around. When the curtain goes
up I'll probably do it my own way
after all"
So spoke Bob Howard in a briet
intermission between rehearsals Tor
Richard Kollmars new musical
comedy. Early To Bed which is
now playing at the Shubert theatre
prior To the New York opening.
Bob is the jolly. rotund chocolate
colored fellow who is cast in the
part OF Pooch, aide TO Ell Magnifico,
the bull fighter. in this modern day
comedy laid on the island OF Mar
Unique. The stage is no novelty
TO Howard. for he has been on it
as long as he can remember, but
always in vaudeville, where he did
solo act, singing and playing the
piano. This is his first time in
musical comedy and it was speak
ing someone's else lines that proved
difficult for this child of nature.
Good -natured. did you say?
Sure-s fat man can't fight. and he
can't run. He's just naturally got
to be good-natured." Bob was born
in West Newton. Mass, where he
attended Pierce Grammar school
and Newton high. At the latter,
he was a schoolmste of Warren
Coleman who created the role OF
the villainous Crown in George
Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess."
Howard who. since leaving
school, has earned his living entire
ly by playing the piano, never act
ually studied music at all. At home
the family had a player piano on
which the keys went down as the
rolls were turned. AS young boy,
Bob would sit by the hour fitting
his fingers into the keys as they
were depressed. until finally he
could play the piece by himself. An
incredible method of piano study,
but Bob stuck to it patiently and
to this day he can initiate player
so you couldn't distinguish 1t from
the real thing.
His first job was in Mechanics
hall in Boston. where he enter
tanned during the intermission at a
dance. This engagement was so en-
Enthusiastically received that he de-
cided to try New York. He came
down here and Immediately got a
Job at Titles Chicken Grille in
Harlem where he worked for some
time. Manager Edward Reilly dis
covered him there eventually and
decided that radio was the place
for him.
Howard's wife, the former Ruth
Stevens OF New Bedford, is also q
pianist, graduate of the New
England Conservatory OF Music
After their marriage she insisted
on teaching him how to play, and
insisted on long sessions in which
she made him practice scales and
arpeggios, learn how to read notes
and study harmony and solfeggio
Bob, who had always earned hi:
living as a pianist. thought he hao
been doing all right, but since hi:
wife's instruction, he says he ha:
been doing a lot better.
The Towards live in Wakefield
lust outside New York in West
chester county. where they raise
haired terriers, several o
which have won prizes at TIT
Madison Square Garden dog show
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Christine Chatham
To Invad e Florida

BATON ROUGE. La.-Christine
chatham, the "Boogie Woogie
Queen" announced Friday that she
will lead her CONDO into Florida
Contracts have been signed for
three engagements here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
NO LIQUOR

ayes. we have no more liquor. (.
We have no more liquor, today is
what many of the bars and tavern
are saying as their patrons clamor
for the strongstuff in glasses.
Beer is being ratoned out to drink
spots by the breweries, so they say.
So il your favorite spot can't sup
ply your drinkstuff, just be patient.
cause they're doing the best they
can, under the circumstances.
Cabarets are not offering floor
shows just yet. But may do so some
time this week after the curfew ban
is lifted. e.. Bands and entertainers
are getting rest. Which some of
them have long needed. Maybe
they'll think up some new and good
floorboard stuff to give out with
now.
And So.
Many OF the lushers were dry as
a desert after two days of enforced
abstinence by the drinking ban
OF last week. They all made mad
rush to their favorite suds house
and proceeded to get their whistles
sloppy wet. Among some of these
were Lanky Bowman, Sam john
son, Dan Gillespie, Yours Truly and
others.
Two OF the Valleys best known
bartenders. having host Of friends
at Turf Bar are Johnny Hill and
genial Shorty Bronson Lorenzo
Marvel and Johnny Benton are
likeable bartenders, too.
You can look for pickup in the
drink bizness, Gone nc=sa weeks
floorboard offerings at your favor
tie cabaret and mite club. So trot
out your best dry goods, stach that
main queen on the embracer and
get steady for to dig fine floor
board do up come next Mondays
fun session along the street of High
Laughter and Silly-Go-Round
sprees.
How Bout This Mess?
Nitelifers are saying pretty bad
things about the police dept's un-
democratic and brutal attitude to-
wards the race. =. You boys had
better take it easy for a while and
not congregate in crowds. cause the
heats on as the boys in blue carry
on with their unwarranted rough
ness.
Some Reading Stuff
Little Sans Cabaret will be-oper
on Tuesday, July 6, with a Crane
and all-new theatrical talent show
according to Manager James Davis
this week.
So make your reservations nov
and attend the gala party planned
for first niters at this Beauoiel
street nitery.
Most OF he mite clubs opened o,
Monday, June %. after the ban hat
been lifted and the curfew removed
by the authorities. So you can nov
attend your favorite nitery an
have fun, once again.
However. you should act Xix
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
The Black0ut
Bv RUSS I. coWANS


Lansford James :. making some
pictures OF the disturbance {.
Homer was finally able 10 CONVINCE
the officers that he was doing a
legitimate job il taking pic
lures is legitimate 1t will be
hard TO convince James in the
future that 1t is.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

"Tega gospoda, !" zasepeta Dol.
mix, ''tega, XII je zdaj bill, ne
smes nikdar vec pustiti k meni!
Naroci hlapcu, maj ga vrze cez
prag, elm bo vstopil. Namaha
maj ga .kot macka in zazene
ven."
Gospa Mileva obljubi, da be
izpolnila to Bogu prijetno zeljo
bolnikovo. ~.s.
Bolnika zgrabi nato neko DIR.
getanje, vrocica, in bolezen sc
obrne ma slabse. Do obiska 60
spoda Milije so zdravila Sc ne.
kaj pomagala, ali cd tega obi
ska je slo vedno ma slabse. Boil
niku Sc ie zacelo mesati in ta-
krat je govoril tointo. Zmeraj
mu je hodil gospod Milija ma
mlsel, pa kakor da gospod Mi
LIZA nj penzijonist temvec 20
bozdravnik, a on da ga je po-
klical, da mu izdere kocnjak, a
gospod Milija da mu je potisnil
klesce v usta, a mesto "a koc-
njak ga je zgrabil "a duso pa
vlece in vlece. Vidite taksne
SAME in slike so zacele bolniku
hoditi pred oci, a on Sc jih je
branil z rokami in nogami in
bledel:
"Klesce =. jaoj to je
dusa, to nj koenik . Militia,
Militia, Milija ="
Vso noe je slabo spal, a ko Sc
je zjutraj zbudil, mu je bilo Sc
slabse. Takrat pa je ze tudi
sam sprevidel, da bi bilo treba
napisati testament, in ko :ie to
priobcil gospe Milevi, nj ona nj
ii trenutek poeakala, temvec je
poslala po advokata in dive pri-
ci.
Prisli so in lepo napisali in
podpisali testament in poslusaj-
te, kako ie pokojnik odlocil @
svojem imetju, XII je bilo zelo
Veliko:
(Daije prihodnjic)
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most, XII hi dosegla vsakega, XII
bo lacen pc koncani vojni. Ali
maj tisti, ki nimajo nobenega
syojca v Ameriki, potem po VOL
nj pomrjejo. -.
Mas odbor Sc tudi nj stri-
njal s takojsno pomocjo in ia
ko je po pretezni vecini govo-
ril tudi mas narod v Ameriki,
ko Sc je naglasalo, da bi sedaj
vsaka pomoc bila direktno ali
indirektno v pomoc okupator-
jem. Ali Sc nj to zgodilo v Ljub-
ljani, ko Sc je slovenskim iz-
gnancem pobralo yes zivez, ka-
terega Jim je dal slovenski RIDE
ci kriz, predno je vlak potegnll
il ljubljanskega kolodvora ?
Komu je koristila ia pomoc? In
kdo je dial to pomoc?
Ne bodo vsi pomrli, nekaj jih
bo ostalo. Mnogo Sc jih bo VIZ
milo V Slovenijo, XII so sedaj
izgnanci. Vsem tenn bono po-
magali, tn ne DO razlike, kaj je
njegovo prepricanje, vera ali
politika. Tu ne bo izjem, tu ne
DO dvotirnosti. Vsi bodo lacni,
vsi bodo potrebni.
Nasa slovenska sekcija JPO
DO lahko polagala svoje racune
"a pomozne delo " Ameriki.
Ona Sc drzi svoje izjave in svo-
jih pravil, katere Sc nj narod
preklical, ampak so bila odo-
brena cd desetih nasih bratskih
organizacij V Ameriki.
Mi gremo svojo pot naprej,
kakor smo jo zacrtali. Apelira-
tt pa moramo ma vse nase slo-
venske naselbine V Ameriki, da
organizirajo Sc move odbore ter
jih priklopijo nasi pomozni ak
CHI. Vsaka slovenska naselbina
mora biti organizirana, ko DO
Slovenija spet prosta vseh So
vraznikov. Takrat bo potreba
velika, in takrat bodo govorile
il domovine stevilke, il Ame-
rike bodo govorili-dolarji.
Zato bi priporocal, da spet
ponovno pisemo vsem nasim
drustvom, XII pripadajo k ma
Sim desetim bratskim organiza-
cijam, XII tvorijo JPO,SS, da Sc
organizirajo po vseh sloven-
skin naselbinah. V to svrho bi
Sc morale sestaviti pismo, XII bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
ZAPISNIK SEJE SLOVEN-
SKE SEKCIJE JPO,SS
(Nadaljevanje 2 2. stran)

~ Nekateri lokalni odbori SO
aktivni, drugi spet ne. Kaj je
temu vzrok? Mole mnenje je,
da bodo morali til lokalni odbo-
ri imeti vec stike q nasim glav-
MIN edborona, cd koder bo pri-
slo nekaj navodil ali dopisova-
MIA, da jih bono opominjali ma
delo. Toda potezkoce nastajajc
" tenn, da smo vsi zaposleni in
vsi delamo brezplacno v tenn
odboru.
O tenn maj odloci danasnja
seja, kaj bono storili v bodoc-
nosti..
Moja misel je, da pri pemoz-
nj akciji nj potreba nobene dvo-
tirnosti. &c Sc je slovenski ma
rod v Ameriki lahko zdruzil V
emo skupno akcijo, slovenski
ameriski narodni svet, zakaj bi
ne mogel biti yes slovenski ma
rod v Ameriki zainteresiran V
slovensko sekcijo JPO. Clan
stvo desetih slovenskih bratskih
organizacij v Ameriki bi to
lahko storilo, sal vendar "a
stopa pretezno vecino nasega
naroda v Ameriki.
Gas prihaja, in menda nj vec
dalec, ko bo nasa slovenska
zemlja onkraj morja zopet pro-
sta okupatorjev, in takrat bo
nasa POMONA akcija rabila ma
tisoce in tisoce dolarjev, da
pomaga sestradanim in raztr-
ganim rojakom. Nasa pomoz-
ma akcija je prav tako' vazna,
kakor je obrambna akcija,. kaj-
tt v postev bo prisla najprvo
POMONA akcija, a Mi DO sledi-
la obrambna ali politicna akci-
ia, &c jo tako imenujete.
Nekje sem cital diva stavka
"Po vojni bo pomagal vsakdo
tistim, XII Jim bo hotel. Sicer,-
komu bono pofnagali, &c bodo
Cd lakote pomrli?"
Jaz Sc ne strinjam takin
nacrtom. Tisto je res, da bo
vsak lahko tistinl pomagal, XII
bo hotel. V taMh besedah nj ST.
rokogrudna cloveska usmilje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

me razumes? Ako kje, je pr
cloveku opravicen oni modri
rex: "Kar bode jeseni, maj bode
nocoj!' :-
Gospod Milija je hotel Sc ma
pref govoriti, ali bolnik, ne We
doc kako maj Sc resi- te strahot-
ne odkritosrcnosti, Sc je obrnil
ma drugo stran in Sc pokril z O.
dejo eez glavo; vrhu tega 81 je
usesa zatisnil S prsti. ><
,Ko gospod Milija vidi, da je
ma ia nacir nemogoce, da bi
njegovi nadaljni razlogi prislj
do bolnikovih uses, Sc je vzdig-
nil in odsel liz sobe v predsobo,
kjer ga je nestrpno pricakovala
gospa Mileva.
cali Sc vam je posrecilo ?" ga
vprasa nepotrpezljivo.
"Bodite brez skrbi! Zacel sem
popolnoma cd dalec ter sem ga
najprej preprical, da DO skoro
umrl. Verujte rai, o tenn je zdaj
popolnoma preprican."
"Hvala vam," reee zalostno
prihodnja udovica.
"E, zatem sele sem preset ma
vprasanje o testamentu; tudi O
tenn sem mu govoril in mislim,
da sem tudi v tenn pogledu do
bro opravil."
Gospa Mileva Sc zelo ljubez-
nivo zahvali gospodu Miliji in
ga spremi do vrat; nato pa sc
vrne v sobo svojega bolnega
moza. Ko je vstopila, on maj
pref nezaupno pokuka izpod O.
deje, in sele ko Sc preprica, da
to nj Milija, dvigne odejo gla-
We in poklice s tihim glasom ze-
no k sebi.
Gospa Mileva stopi zalostnih
lie k postelji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
APRIL

APRIL
26. aprila, ponedeljek. - Skup-
nj krozki Slovenske zenske
Zveze. Plesna veselica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair Ave.
MAY
l. maia, sobOta - Clevelandski
Slovenci Stew. IA. SLOW. D. z.
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
l. maja, sobota, - Drustvo Ma
nos st. 264 S. N. P. J. priredi
plesno veselico v Domu "a
padnih Slovencev.
2. maja, nedelja - Jugoslovan-
sko = ameriski veterani. -
Predstava v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
ST. Clair Ave.
2. maja, nedelja. - Mladinski
pevski zbor S. D. D. - prize
ditev v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
8. maja, sobota. Prisland
Cadets S. q. 2. Plesna We
selica v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma St..
Clair Ave.
8. maja, nedelja. - Duquesne
University Tamburitza. -
Koncert v avditoriju Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St..
Clair Ave.
9. maja, nedeIja. - Pomladan-
ski koncert pevskega drustva
"Zvon" v Slovenskem narod-
nem domu ma 80. cesti.
Is. maja, sObOta. - S. D. z.
Honor Guards. - Plesna We
selica v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma St.
Clair Ave.
16. maja, nedeija. Skupni
pevski zbori - Prireditev "a
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Obcinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music
Branislav2 Music

Bolnik je ze pri prvih bese-
dah gospoda Milije izbulil oci,
zaril je glavo v blazino in zacel
drgetati ko siba cd strahu; ho-
tel je ziniti in poklicati ma po-
moe, ali nj mogel dati glasu cd
sebe. ,... .s
Gospod Milija, prepriean, da
je Re prvimi besedami napra-
vii dober Wits, nadaljuje svoj 60
vor in prijateljski in odkrito-
sreno poueuje svojega prijate-
liza.
"Pa, ako ze hoces, da umres,
brate, ko ze to sam sprevidis-"
Bolnik maine roko, kakor
da bi hotel reci, da on tega ne
sprevidi, a gospod Militia NADIA
ljuje:
"Kaj ne sprevidis, Pa daj,
povej mi vsaj en- protirazlog .
molcis, moleis, kaj ne, ker mi
ne mores oporekati. In &c mi
tudi~kaj reces, kaksen razlog bi
mi povedal, no, reci sam: 'Bog
je velik, zdravila doktorji
" Kaj ne, to so tvoji raz-
logi? Ali to MISC nikaksni raz-
logi, prijatelj; ali ne vidis, da te
je sama kost in koza, ma tebi nj
vec kile mesa, lie poglej, kaksne
oei imas, kakor mrlic! Torej tn
ne veljajo fraze, ker to, bratec:
bog je velik!" je navadna fra
"a, XII jo vsak clovek uporab-
lja."
Bolniku pridejo solze ma oci
in ustnice so mu Sc bolj pomo-
drele in zacel je cvokati zob-
mi cd silnega drgeta.
"Torej,' nadaljuje gospod
Milija, "je. najpametnejse, kar
mores napraviti, da cimpreje
napises testament. Cim preje ali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
TRAN 3.

| vsem lokalnim odborom, ka-
terem Sc jih prosi, da mai gredo
zopet ma delo in pricnejo ma
biranjem denarnih prispevkov.
Istotako sc odobri, da Sc poslje
pismo vsem drustvom vseh or
ganizacij, XII SO velanjene pri
slovenski sekciji Jugoslovan-
skega pomoznega odbora v
Ameriki, z namenom, da poma-
gajo nabiranjem denarnih
prispevkov, bodisi pri svojih
lokalnih odborih JPO,SS ali po-
samezno.
Nadzornica Josephine Ia
krajsek poroca, da je drustvo
Napredne Slovenke st. 81 SN-
PJ odobrilo predlog ma zadnji
sell, da darujejo JPO,SS
$4,000, to je vsaka clanica en-
dollar. Poroeilo Sc sprejme, in
leila odbora je, da bi druga
drustva posnemala to drustvo.
Zakljucek seize OBJ $50 po-
poldne.
Vincent Cainkar, predsednik;
Joseph Zalar, tajnik; Janko N.
Rogelj, zapisnikar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

Sc ga dalo vsem glavnim ura-
dom nasih organizacij, da ga
posljejo vsem drustvom.
Delati bo treba, S pomnozeno
silo vsaki dan in vsi moramo
poprijeti to delo, XII DO menda
najbolj plemenito V zgodovini
nasega slovenska naroda.
S to zaobljubo pojdimo ma
delo takoj!
Stavljen, podpiran in spre-
jet je predlog, da Sc porocilo
sprejme.
Nadzornik John Gornik po-
Iroca, da je po svojih moceh
vedno rad pomagal pomozni
akciji in bo to Sc nadaljeval v
bodoce. PRAY tako Sc bo pridno
udejstvoval pri SANS-u, kjer
koli bo mogoce.
Nadzornik John Ermenc po-
da syoje porocilo o delovanju
V Milwaukee in okrozju.
Stavljen, podpiran in spre-
jet je predlog, da Sc vsa poro-
ella sprejme.
Po daljsi razpravi je bill spre-
jet predlog, da Sc pise pismo
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Dru$tUeni
KOLEDAR

Russian Relief v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
22. maja, sobota. - Federaci-
ia Slovenske zapadne zveze.
Plesna veselica v avditoriiu
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
AUGUST
1. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
\ druStva Nanos st. 264 S. N.
P. J. ma vrtu Donna zapadnih
Slovencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
OCTOBER
"a. oktobra, nedelja. Prize
ditev S programom, priredi
podruznica st. 35, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. - Pricetek
oh 3. uri pop.
NOVEMBER
Ia. novembra, nedelja. - Pri-
reditev drustva "V boj" st.
So S. N. P. J. v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
vaine znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
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gorged potatoes. But her all-time
high remained at 80 pounds. The
streamlined Miss Stuart, Pat
confessed silently, was four
inches taller and II or ID pounds
heavier. All of her was applied
in exactly the right places, in
exactly the right way. Her walk,
too, was symphony. no less
than her hair and her COM
plexion and her voice. "She
positively flows" Pat conceded,
in admiration that was worri-
some but genuine.
This appraisal was made on
the train going to Elmira, but il
was a one-sided appraisal. Lor-
aine had given no indication that
Pat existed at all. Lorraine
merely sat beside Jimmy in the
Pullman and engaged in what
Pat understood to be sophisti-
Gated smart talk. Pat had to ride
alone and backwards, in the seat
behind them.
That arrangement, in a way,
was Pats own; she had felt a
sense of responsibility as Jimmy
Cars new secretary, and SO she
had carefully seen to it that his
luggage got on the train. The
porter had noted that. He fav-
ored her with a warm smile and
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FIRST CLASH
CHAPTER LII

Now in this world OF women,
there is hair and hair. Her own
curls, for instance, could be &C
curately described as blond, or
taffy, Pat Friday told herself.
But-so could Lorraine Stuart's.
The difference was not in color
or in fineness or in anything
tangible; and yet to Pat it
seemed very marked. Her own
hair was forever prone to 60
berserk and look like a pencil
drawing made by a baby. But
Loraine's was perfection right
off magazine page.
And another thing. Lorraine
Stuart obviously didn't have to
diet. Pat counted calories, ate
extra slices of buttered bread,
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THE STORY: Pat Friday. seeking
. position that combines pstrioshm'
adventure, and romance, has con
WINGED Jimmy Carr that she Is juss the
girl he has been locking Ter 10 'esIn
SOARING. He explains TO Pat. who
knows nothing about gliders, that her
duties will take her TO Eimira. N. T.,
soaring capital Of America. There she
will learn TO pilot . glider. Jimmy
Carr has sent Pat Fridays spirits
soaring, and she Is carried away oy
the possibilities Of her new JOB until
Lorraine stuart walks In, kisses jim
my, and Is introduced TO rat as MS
fiancee.
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once, the first letdown came.
And So" Jimmy was saying
"Pll ask Lorraine to teach you,
in person, because she's already
expert both in motor ship and
sailplane. And this will give you
two kids chance to get really
acquainted. You'll have a lot TO
talk about. have hunch We'll
all get along fine"
Pat looked at him i'm quick
distress. Her own hunch hadbeen
just the opposite! But already he
was standing, saying that they
could start making plans right
away because Elmira wasn't
much farther, and that nova
days things had to happen fast
Pat watched his fine shoulders
disappear through a swinging
door, and noted too that his ears
weren't really large. She turned
then to look a little bit fear
fully at Lorraine.
Miss Stuart was perched on
some figurative height. Her eyes
were narrowed, and she showed
funny little half-amused smile
which quickly vanished. Then
she spoke, and il amounted to
her first instructions.
THAT yes-sir no-sir act" she
began, and paused to spit out to-
bacco crumbs, her pretty lips
puckered disdainfully, lit didn't
60 oyer at all. Not with me
Perhaps I'd better remind you
that Jimmy and | are engaged
Don't bother wasting your tai
ents and time"
(TO Be COntinued
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Armada

The Woman's Socie ETY. for
Christian Service met with Mrs.
Peter Braidwood Wednesday
afternoon, March 3.
At the regular meeting of the
Armada Red Cross, Friday aft
ernoon, February 26, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Volunteer Special Service Chair
man, Mrs. Paul Chamberlain;
Disaster Chairman, Mrs. Thomas
Steiner; Nursing Chairman, Mrs.
Frank Priestap: Nutrition Chair
man, Mrs. Charles w ed; First
Aid Chairman, Mrs. Harry Ev-
ans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stump of
Ferndale and Miss Be- Dean
Hollis of Dearborn were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lappin.
Mrs. r. j. Crawford and Mrs.
A. p. Hagaman were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Walker of Birming-
ham.
DR.. Vincent Sumner is ill at
his home on Fulton street.
Sergt. and Mrs. Edgar Welsch
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Nup-
penburg of Romeo were Satur-
day evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Plauman.
MIR. and Mrs. Orvy Hulett, Jr.,
entertained the "Cheerio Club
for dinner at Mrs. Ritter's Res.
taurant followed by cards al
their home Wednesday evening
March 3.
Remi CAMEL Vanlerberghe OF
2585 Pratt road passed away at
his home Saturday evening, Feb
ruary q.
Mr.. Vanlerberghe was born in
Belgium, February IL, 1888, the
son of Charles and Sidonie Van
lerberghe.
Funeral services we're held at
st. Johns Catholic church at AL
lenton, Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock.
Burial was in West Berlin
Cemetery.
The Armada Lions Club and
their wives enjoyed their an
nuaf Ladies Night banquet in
the Congregational church din
ing room served by the ladies of
the Methodist Ladies Aid. Floyd
Finch was POSTMASTER. Mrs. Les
ter Allen sang a solo and the
mems quartet composed of A. j.
Hutchins, Robert Beck, Rev.
John Adams and Rev. Thomas
Vernon furnished the music.
First Lieut.. Morton Durham
left Friday last for Camp Stew
art, Georgia, after spending four
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. S. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross York and
sons Ross, Jr, Billy and Harley
of Detroit were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Holmes.
Jack True spent the weekend
with his sister, Mary, who is at
tending Michigan State College
at East Lansing
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The cry is for liquor ration
ing. A few years ago we couldn't
buy it because there was a law
can't buy il because
there isn't any law.