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The Lexington advertiser., 1943-04-15

Bridge Party
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs Sam
Gwin was hostess to her bridge club
at her home on Linden Plantation. Mar
cissi, Iris and other spring flowers were
used attractively in the living room
where three tables of players we're as
sembled. Mrs. Edwin McKibben and
Mrs. Gillian Gwin were substitute
players. Mrs. W. W. Woody held high
score for the afternoon. Mrs. P. M.
Smith, low and Mrs. Edgar Gwin and
Mrs. ]. L. Shields tied for Bingo, the
latter winning. The hostess served a
delicious salad course and hot tea.
Carnival Party and popularity con-
test has just been staged by the Tchula
School for the benefit of the athletic
teams, boys and girls. A Band concert,
cake walk, and selection of the most
popular young lady in Tchula were the
special features. Games such as dart
throwing and fishing were also a part
of the entertainment.
The captains, players and coaches
were introduced to all present. The
young ladies entering the contest we're
Frances Vandiver, Annie Mae Scott An
ME Ruth Carnathan, Cloe Foster, Erma
Louise Buck, Martha L. Turner, Camel
lie Jesse, Becky Baine, Sue Henry. Dor
is Sanders, Faye Sanders, Malie Gwin,
Mary Waterer, and Nellie Bridgers.
Frances Vandiver was voted the most
popular, with Annie Mae Scott and Cloe
Foster as runners up. A penny vote
was required and more than $950O was
collected from this contest alone.
The cake walk brought in $500. Elev-
en- cakes donated by the following per-
sons, Mrs. Frank Gwin, Mrs. Roy Eos
ter, Mrs. J. J. Kazar, Mrs. Willie Hem
ry, Mrs. W. E. Jones, Mrs R. E. Marks,
Mrs. McWaters, Jennie Maggie, Mrs.
Seal Love, Toistine Perkins and Eleanor
Marks, Mrs. Fred Worroll, Sr., Mrs. Sam
Bridgers.
Miss Mauree Thomas and Miss X.
Mayfield had charge of the cake walk,
Mrs. Annie Henry, charge of decorating
Mrs. Martha Fisher had charge of the
popularity contest, Miss Lillian Pear
SON and Miss Ruth Pitts had charge of
fishing, while nellie Bridgers and Jean
McWaters were in charge of dart throw
ing games. More than $4,000 was taken
in at this carnival. The merchants of
Tchula literally donated many prizes
and in many ways have aided
The basket ball teams were wonder
fully supported by the people of Tchula.
The Tchula girls won the Holmes
County championship, while the boys
team won the South Delta championship.
W. r. Huddleston wishes to express
his sincere thanks to all for their loyal
support of all activities.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-04-15
CLASSIFIED ADS

LoST--on Monday--Two ration books
belonging to Rev. Amos barron family.
Finder please notify Sam Horton, Pick
ems, Rt. 1, and get reward. 51-1t-pd.
>-->>>~~~~~>>~~s>~~~-~~s -~~s~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~s~
STRAYED OR STOLEN-0ne black
white faced heifer. Weighs about 800
lbs. Had tag No. I'll in ear when left
Notify Ivy Mcclellan, Rt. S, Lexington.
Reward. 51-2t
~~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~>~~s~~
FOR SALE--75 bushels of 531-C Delfos
cotton seed OF reasonable prices. G..
ID. Wynne, Piekens, Miss. 81 3tp
~~~~s~~~~~~-~>~~~s~~~ ~~~~~>~~~~s~~~~~~~~~s
FOR SALE-Several hundred bushels
Corn at market price in Lexington. Mrs.
NJ. j. Lipsey. 81 2tnp
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE--I have a shipment Of baby
chicks to arrive next week. Broiier
c h ic Slime for eating. John K.
Rhyme. Phone 295. 81
-~~~~~~~~~~~S~>.~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~s
FOR RENTAL apartment furnished.
For couple, or two ladies or one lady.
No children. See Miss Fannie Burney,
Ebenezer, Miss. 51-2t
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FOR SALE-Cotton Seed, 531-B. J. T.
Thomas, Cruger, Miss. 51-2t-np
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FOR SALE-Delfos cotton seed No. 531-B
Ceresan treated and graded. o. d.
Hooker, Lexington. 50-2t
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SECOND HAND BRICK For Sale at
! Half Price. o. D. Hooker, Lexington.
I 60-2t
~~~S>~~~~~>~~~~>>~~~~~ ~~~S>~ss~s>~~~~s>~~>e~e
HOUSE FOR SALE-My residence In
| Lexington, Miss. Practically new.
Charles S. Bowie. For further informa-
tion see Lexington Lumber Co. 46-pd-tf
S~~~>Ss~~~s~~>~s~~>~~ >~~~~~~>~~~~>~~~~>~~.
Fritz Beauty Shop. For appointments
Phone 500. le-tf
a few gracious words.
| Misses Dorothy and Clydelle Mauldin
of Baton Rouge were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Parker.
A number of guests besides members
were present
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-04-15
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. De Poyster
Welcome A Little Son

Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. De Poyster an
nounce the birth Of baby son, Jerry
Don, on Wednesday, April z.
Jack, Joyce and JameG, the other
children in the family, are welcoming
their little brother.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-04-15
Mrs. Chester Farmer Enters Hospital

The many friends of Mrs. Chester
Farmer regret to learn that she is ill.
She entered the Greenwood LeFlore
Hospital on Sunday evening for treat
ment.
Mrs. Farmers mother, Mrs. Frank
Janoush, of Cleveland, is also patient
in the Greenwood Hospital, having un-
dergone an operation there on Sunday
morning.
Latest reports are that both Mrs.
Farmer and her mother are improving.
Seaman Vincent TumminellO Given
Farewell Party
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

pRCSJDENT-io1ss Mack AZ. 1854 4
IhLCiDCNi II WAS FRAMED"
with Michael Ames. Julie Bishop. Plus
.UNDERGRoUND AGENT" with Bruce
Bennett Leslie Brooks. Color Cartoon.
TINE RAVEN" open 1880 p. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
They Erown on II

7 haven't had 50 much fun
with what II. V. Kaltenborh II
-leIa-yes} eails-tAa- Ress4aa&-
since Morris Gcst and Nikita
Balien used 10 cry on orc an
others shoulders, just 10 cheer
themselves up
Such peculiar emotional be-
havioT IS, | am sure, frowned
upon by the Strictcr comrades
rs giddy and far from intcllec-
tual. The Strictcr comrades are.
OF course. furiousR intellectual
and slightly lacking in humor.
Political Saviors naturally take
themselves moro seriously than
the people whom they are Try
ing 10 save
But conradc ChodorOv doesn't
seem TO take things too scri-
ousiy in Tho DUuEhgiTiS' and
provides some OF tho moro hila-
rious moments of that play.
When she learns that her
mother has given birth 10 a son
she eNliberantly observes an old
RusSlan custom by firing rife
out Of the window ~ q Swank
Washington hotel. and when an
Illicit young couple appears IN
desperate need OF nup,ials. she
uncarths an orthodox priest who
obligingly performs the ccrc-
UOny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

fact that their play is weak in
spots, or that IL betrays it's
actor-origin now and then In
its lack OF professional writing.
But IL does have the gusto Of
humane comedy, and however
idiotlc the behavior OF the Rus
sian ladies may seem, they are
brave in adversely, gallant IN
the face OF disaster. and they
can swing dizzily from low farce.
and precision only Russians have.
Their emotional turmoil IL
something 10 behold. They have
hair-t Tiger reactions. They
pause IN the midst OF r ajestic
exit. all three. and begin a hair
pulling battle over the artistic
merits Of Tchaikovsky.
As two OF them are writing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Everybody
Else Seems
10 Enjoy It
BY JOHN ANDERSON
ternAtionai News Service Dramatic Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.
THOUGH everybodys favorite
Il Russian at tho moment is
doubtless a gent with a Molotoy
cocktail and a fatal bodkin for
tho retreatlnE IIeinies. Broad
way has Obliged recently with
some entertaining portraits OF
the bounding Muscovites which
should increase the gayety OF
nations.
In the brooding twilight OF
Doctor Chekhovs The Three
Sisters We may discern many
Of the neurOtic atimentg which
make Russians people and peo-
pic Russians. In the departing
1.-THE Russian People" we could
observe some Of the forces which
make Russians fight even with
the dramatic popglIn furnished
for the occasion by Comrade
SimoneY mad the Theater Guild.
But for the lighter and more
Spectacular aspects OF Russian
character We may regale our
selves with the doings OF the
lady sergeant, Comrade Cho-
dornY- The DoughgirtS and
especially the even wilder pro-
Ceedings Of The three Russian
actresses in Dark Eyes at the
Bclasco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

in what they think are the death
throcs Of suicide on the bath
room floor tit ttfns out that
they drank peach brandy the
authors have the Negro butler
look in quietly and say I'D like
70 take this opportunity 10 thank
YOU ladies for the nccktie you
gave me. u
AS propaganda, such stuff
probably does no more than lead
tiS 10 cherish the gaiiartry along
with the folly OF the human race,
but the ideals Of honor and Dig
nifty and courage. on which
they act, however farcically, arc
basically true and not 10 be
10 high tragedy with the speed
snccrcd at.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Remain Human Beings

The serious error tho idolatcrs
make is assuming that any
political or economic system
remodcls the human race TO
perfection on the spot II is
easier safer and probably wiser
10 go on the theory that human
beings remain human beings,
hayward and imperfect. until
they arc converted into robots,
or until they 60 up 10 heaven.
The Russian actresses. Lconto-
vich and Miramova, who have
written in Dark Eyes play
about Russian actresses, prob
ably know what they arc talk
Ing about. Some Of il. in fact,
sounds wonderfully autobio-
graphical. and tho picture Of
their arrival az a Long Island
estate. 10 the total disruption Of
the premises, presents a series
Of astonishing and often hilari-
Gus events.
No one need auibble over the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
OverIooks Humanity

This viewpoint. Ike 50 many
political observations ovcrlools
the humanity Of the matter.
Russians will be Russians, but l
daresay they will never be as
Russian rs their American COM
radcS like 10 think they arc.
Those Of US familiar with the
characters set down by such
Russian observers al Gegol Tur-
geniev. Ostrovsky. Tolstoy
Cork and Chekhov may suspect
that these gentlemen know moro
about Russian character than
our native boys and girls who
have never been nearer Russia
than Union Square.
Even with Soviet approval the
Soviet playwright Simonev SuC-
ecSted that in embattled Russia
right now. there arc towards
and traitors cas- there arc every
where rlSc) and that many Rus
SLAMS still cling 10 their religious
beliefs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

TnWCR--issis Grand River no. ESQ =
,o"1" Open 10. Parking. Betty
les" lin Color. Humphrey Bosart ana
Mary Aston IN ACROSS THE PXCIFTC.J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Subsisf on Fish Diet

As acted humorously and viv-
idly by Arlene Francis. comrade
Chodorov seems p helpful II IN
usual house guest, subsisting
chiefly ii appears on a diet Of
FISH
Several Of my colleagues.
without regard 20 party line.
have objected. however, 10 the
somewhat unstable ladies of
Dark Eyes" and suggested to-
are carlcaturCS. n best, and
pretty cxtrav8gant any way yea
look At them
The Daily Workcr' II seems,
suspects that the play is redo
lent OF tho old regime and indi-
Gates that tho three actresses
who provide most Of tho fun are
not refugees from mother Russia,
but cxiles. which makes a differ
-cpEar-------
The ladies boast about tho
bravery ri tH'r Sovict=. = tts trtir.
but in the eyes az tho party
liners, ! gather. this is sheer
presumption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

Grand River MO. 4eso =
.Vu Wv DsR TRANSPORTATION FACILf-
TIES TO THIS THEATER: ALL GRAND
RIVER STREET CARS; ALL MEYERS
ROAD, GREENFIELD AND SCHAEFER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

yfIjp--Fcrest ~ Sc. Elliott pL, is1e =
HATTIE Also r Don Amen. ssz 5sss
Bennett IN "GtRL TnOrBGg."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO. s-s1ss -
Payne, .sPRlNGTfME IN THE ROCkiEs.s
ACROSS THE PACIFIC" with Hum.
phrsy Bosart and Mary Astor. Plus Dspey
Cartoon. Latest News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

TRENT0N-Trenten. Mich. Park Free. X
open $50. Sonia Henie.
John Payne, ICELAND" Johnny weiss.
muller, .TARzAN's N. Y. ADVENTURE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
d. Gzskhovs &,,s Sisters SDivhn,e, Union Sq4ars Russia
AT i youR s! EAyoRITE MOVIE ~
BONDS AND STAMPS OF ItMsE IEA1Rs!
fps SOLD AT ANY OF These I1EAIERS

MInT0WN--TbIrd Mt Garfield
NiiUiVWN Jean Arthur and Robert
Cummings - Laugh Riot, THE DEVIL
ASp Miss JONES" Plus rechnicolor
Musicomedy, THAT NIGHT IN RIO"
with Don Ameche.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
EASI ENn-IIsI0 =. yensr.sn LE. SsIs =

EACT0Wh--Harper-Na Dyke ~. SO6I 4
LhOiVHN open Today at y Noon.
'SfhlNGTIME IN THE ROCKIES" Betty
Cradle, John rayne. Plus II. Bogsrt Mary
Aston In ACROSS THE PACIFIC"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

limited ARTIcTC-Basisy At Cd. CircasS
Robt. Taylor. chas. Lauxhton, Brian Don.
levy, STAND By FOR ACTION" ssEYES
IN TINE MONT" Ann Harding. Il. Arnold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

w '"'DVHtH HHSbOffN Upfn f1ifb.
Parking. Bsis Luvosl IN "NT0tsT NON
STIR" "ross on BrGTOwN." j. Litst.
VlIJp-Forest 1t No. Elicit RI. fSA4 y
HATTIE" with Ann sothsrr, Rad" eks;-
ton. virginia . Brien Bsn nlus with Cole
Portsr's Music Also "CtRL TROUBLE"
with Joan Bennett ana Don Amschs.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
DE VISTA

BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra en-
tire nosotros, visitando a sus pa
dres, la Sra. Grace Varas, esposa
del joven Pvt. Aurelio Varas.
La Sra. Varas, reside en- Little
Rock, Arkansas, donde Sc halla
estacionado su esposo como MEM
bro del Ejercito del "Tio SAM"
AQui pasara varias semanas, re
gresando mas tarde a unirse con
su marido.
La Sra. Varas es muy visitada
en- la Residential de sus padres,
2601 de la Gale 10.
Bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
BALE EN- Ell CUBANO

Otro de sus concurridos bales
v~erificara manana domingo la
Secci6n de Recreo del Cfrculo Gu
bano, en- su elegantisimo y amplio
Patio-Jardin.
Como los anteriores, sera anne
nizado por la orquesta "Don Fran
CISCO, que ha prometido el estre-
no de nuevas pleas, tantas lati-
mas como americans.
A las ocho de la noche Sc tocara
la primera pieza y la Ultima a
las doce.
Podemos asegurar que este fes-
tival Sc vera tan concurrido como
los anteriores.
Los precios de entrada no Sc
han cambiado.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
NEW YORK

Manana domingo partiran para
la ciudad de Nueva York, a dis
frutar de tres semanas de bien ga
nadas vacaciones, la in~teresante
Srta. Estrella Ayala, acompana-
da de sus sobrinas las Srtas. Ce-
liza y Yolanda.
En- la ciudad nortena Sc hos
pedara en- la Residential de la Sra.
Dora Castillo, hermana de Estre-
LA e hija del apreciado amigo PO-
10 Ayala.
Feliz viaje y muchas diversio-
mes les desea ell cronista.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17

Morris v. Hagen, de 2S amos, y
Olive Nelson, de 81.
Harry M. Ledbetter, de 2S
amos, v Lois Maria Hampton, de
%.
Bob jacobson, de q amos, y
Victoria Poller, de 26.
Wilson E. VanDemark, de DO
amos, Y Mabel v. Beaver, de 81.
Frank H. Hamilton, de % amos,
Dorothy M. Stevens, de 26.
Manuel Mira, jr., de % amos,
Angelica Canto, de 81.
Robert B. O'Neal, de % amos,
y Ruby Sanders, de "a.
Winton H. Zinnser, de 23 amos,
v Pearl A. Davis, de 81. /.
Hollis F. Mitchell, de 81 amos,
v Jeanette Ruth Barrentine.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
CARTA

La recibimos del buen amigo
BenitO Angel Vigo, del Campo
mento "Truax Field" en- Madison,
Wisconsin, en- la que nos hace sa-
Der que Sc halla bien de salud,
pero extranando a sus familiares
Y amistades.
Nos cuenta de sus actividades
en- ell Ejercito, de las que esta en-
cantado.
Els muy possible que lie comedian
otra ~licencia, la que a~provechara
para v~isitarnos.
Prometemos escribirle.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
Sos 9lIasio Red,;gu.,
TRISTE NUEVA

Con verdadera pena nos entera-
mos en- la tarde de aver del falle-
cimiento de III apreciado amigo,
TODD bondad y hombria de bien,
Federico Valdes Mayol, Secreta-
rio de la Clfnica CDR. A. A. Con-
zalez."
Ell Sr. Valdes Mayol, desde ha-
cia varias semanas venia enfermo.
Dado su satisfactorio estado fue
trasladado a su hogan, donde com
partia la algeria de sus familia-
res. Segdn nos manifestara su hi
jo Amadito, 10 encontr6 en- la ma
mana de aver en- buen estado y dis
posicion. LIE habia ordenado 10 que
tenia que hacer en- la oficina de
la referida Clinica.
Cuando todos abandonaron ell
hogan para acudir a sus respecti-
vos ~trabajos, Sc empezo a sentir
NAL, hamandose una ambulancia,
la que 10 traslad6 a la Clinica don
de horas despu6s ~falleciera, VIC
TINA de una enfermedad del CO.
razon.
La noticia Sc esparci6 por la
ciudad, siendo por todos muy la
mentada su muerte.
Deja ell fallecido tres hijos, Ar
turo, en- la ciudad de Nueva York;
Freddie, cantante de la orquesta
del restaurant Columbia, y A
mado; A hijas, Maria Lopez, Am
paro Sosa, Margarita Montesino
y la Srta. Aurora Valdes, veinte
nietos Y seis bisnietos.
Los s~ervicios funerales seran "a
nunciados oportunamente por la
casa mortuoria "Lord y Fernan-
dez," va que esperan la llegada
de su hijo Arturo.
Ell dia del sepelio Sc lie ofrece-
ran servicios religiosos en- la Lyle
STA del Cristo, situada en- Nebras-
ka Y Curtis y oficiara ell hermano
Sheppard.
Reciban sus familiares nuestra
mas sentida condolencia por Ia
irreparable perdida.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
Ell NAVY

En- la noche del jueves .parti6
para la Base Naval de Jackson
vile, ell joven Alvaro Fueyo, resi-
dente del 912 de la 23 avenida.
En- la referida 'base" Sc lie asig-
nara su lugar de destino.
FL joven Fueyo es graduado del
"Hillsborough High School" y per
teneci6 al team de "Base Ball" de
s planted de segunda ensenanza.
Buena suerte para ell amigo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
Divorcios y Pleitos
DECRETos FINALEs

DEChEIOS
L. R. Bartelson contra Dorothy
D. Bartelson.
Mildred Lee Carmody contra
Ivan Murray Carmody.
Ruby Lee Smith contra Robert
Lee Smith.
Lillian v. Boyajian contra Bur-
CESS Boyajian.
F. A. Fisher contra Maude H.
Fisher.
NUEVAS DEMANDS
Lucille Priest Parker contra
Barney Mccoy Parker.
Floyd w. Wilson contra Frank
R. Wilson.
Eli w. Sharpe contra Laura
Sharpe.
Robert B. BrOckman contra
Clara L. Brockman.
Robert E. Stephens contra An
ME Stephens.
Eva H. Patane contra Jose Pa
tame.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
PARA CUBA

En- la tarde de aver viernes to-
mo un avi6n para la ciudad de
Miami, ell fraterno amigo DR.. Ju-
lilo Gaville Y su intcresante esposa
Martha C~abarrouy de Gavilla.
En- la ciudad de Miami tomaran
otro avi6n que los conducira a la
Habana, Cuba.
Pasaran en- la isla primorosa
u n mes de va~caciones.
Les deseamos IN feliz viaje y
que Sc diviertan a su gusto.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
MEJORADA

Sc restablece rapidamente de In
dificil operaci6n a que fuera so
metida en- pasados dias, la apre-
ciada Sra. Frances Diaz.
Aun permanece recluida en- 81
Hospital Municipal, donde es muy
visitada por sus amistades.
Els muy possible que en- dias de
Ia semana entrante sea traslada-
da para su hogan, establecido en-
81 93s de Ia Oncena avenida.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
limit
Ell Enemigo de las Canas

FL Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la opOrtunidad de 50
vida y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabellO tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TINTIT
no conitene nitrate. de plata y gu
precio es ~econ6mico. Pfdalo a 50
bOtica o 81 no al telefono nGmerO
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia:
P. o. Box $500. Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
LA c
DE MARIANA
En- ell Teatro
Centre Asturiano

Mahana domingo Sc efectuara
la colossal function auspiciada por
la Secci6n de Beneficencia de la
Logia Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA.
Els la segunda vez que sube a
escena la preciosa zarzuela "Las
Musas Latinas", la que, dicho sea
de paso, fue representada magis-
tralmente por ell grupo de la Lo-
gia, no ha mucho, en- este mismo
teatro.
Lo que esta function produzca Sc
"a destinado a la compra de ciga-
rios y cigarrillos, los que seran
mandates a los soldados que bra
vamente luchan defendiendo nues-
ira causa.
La function dara comienzo a las
ocho y cuarto de la noche, con
una breve sinfonia por la orques-
ia que dirige ell professor Maxine
Echegaray.
Los nGmeros de variedades, que
son muchos, seran intercalados en-
la obra. En- ellos apareceran Car
mencita Alvarez, Alicia Louro,
Santa Case, Julio Rodriguez, las
hermanitas Esperanto, Panchito
Rodriguez y la diminuta mascota
de la Logia, Joyce Cermeno, 81 Sc
encuentra restablecida del ataque
gripal que la retiene en- CANA.
Asista a esta gran function de
los Loyal Knights.
La gaceta., 1943-07-17
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tsrde de hoy y las IL
bche:
~EFLA-News
rsUN-Korn Robbers
EDAE-ScOres, News
ETSP-News, Scores
TrLA-WLAK-Music
my Shrednick
r~DAE-People's Plat
form
~FTSP-William Ewing
News
r~TLA-Baseball Scores
rTLA-WSUN-News
EFLA-Art of Living
FSUN-Message of Is
rsel
FILA. Hardin Peter
son
EDAE-World Today
FLA-For This We
Fight
F~SUN-FalcOn's Adven-
lures
TDAE-Man Behind The
Gun
F~TSP-American Eagle
Club
fFLA-Perpetual Emo
finn
F%DAE-Benny Goodman
and On
Time
Yours
GFLA-WLAK-Drew
| Star Parade
ESUN-Roy Porter
WDAE-Musical Brew
ties
WTSP-This Is the Hour
V~SUN-Boston Pop Con-
cert
WDE-YOur Church
EFLA-WLAK-W ords
at War
E%DAE-Hobby Lobby
|WTSP-Cleveland Or
Chestra
IWDAE-Ned Calmer
EFLA-WLAK-Grand
Ole 0pry
.EDAE-Hit Parade
.~ETSP-Theater of the
Air
.~WSUN-Fdward Tom
linsOn
WFLA-WLAK-Can
You Top This?
ESUN-Spotlight Bands
EDAE-Saturday Sere-
made
-WSUN-Harry Wismer
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
ACCIDENTS
TO KIDDIES

Home accidents -
more llvos - chia "
iroit than al olh ,l''
combined. according r. Pr
~, Douglas come
health Among Hitn nag
- years 81 age "''
deaths due 10 ae l, VIZ
occurred in the ho
first eichf months 81
pared With go ~H
outside tie home fb.'.'
der fonr accounted ~
these ~ dcaihs hh,
suffocation under
arc particularly danee'~ !,
children Of this yona
group. ..,
The record Of homo ','''..
fatal 10 children canst-
cd concern because 'hc '''f ,.a
has almost doubled -in'
when &c such accidents
IN corresponding W. '' 80,
When mothers must 's
from their young children IA
other responsible rtr.en .a
he lef IN charge Iom' -
be searched for safety "'. s.s
End wherever possf'f !.
should be eliminated N''' ..,
cidents occurred on sa''' ~,
IN any room IN ihe house ~,
~ a practice TO keep -''''
stair landings free Ii'D
n,af-.-l.raeae ---z...l'i.--.il2.. ii.
objects which ma' =,
person 10 fall u i''' s
Young children In the h"
a gate az the ton Of the s'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
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