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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12
Navy Mothers Club
Has New Members

The Huron Navy Mothers Club
welcomed five new members voted
10 give money TO. the Red Cross
and TO the Salvation Army Build
ing fund. and to have a tag day.
at Wednesday evenings meeting in
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Hall.
The new members welcomed are
Mrs. Mabel Robinet. Mrs. Elizabeth
Conn. Ms. Gladys smith. Mrs.
Tracey LaBaron and Mrs Langford
Diam nd. II was decided to give
SO 10 the Salvation Army and S25
TO the Red cross Tentative plans
We're made for a tag day for Sept.
10. the proceeds To be used for vel
are purposes and for service men.
Mrs. lrma Saltz, welfare chair
man. reported that 1913 hours have
been given 10 the Red Cross. O.C.D.
and welfare since the first OF the
year, H. Navy Mothers have donat-
ed blood. g. boys have been enter
tanned in homes ard that 20 gar
ments for 50 boys were mended at
the barracks. Tuesday. by a group
of women. Those who went TO the
barracks to sew were Mrs. Clifford
shreiner. Mrs. Saltz, Mrs Roland
Woodside, Mrs. Harry Holdridge,
Mrs. Eugene calder and Mrs. J. ".
Burt.
Mrs. Saltz also reported on the
progress being made on the sponges
the women are folding for Navy
hospitals. she said that ten bolts
OF material were purchased and are
nearly all cut. About 500 sponges
have been made
The committee who served for the
last blood donors, Mrs. Edward
Baltzel. Mrs. Bessie DAIMLER. Mrs.
Schreiner, Mrs. Charles Power, Mrs.
Woodside, Mrs. Burt and Mrs Cora
Campbell, reported there were IS
registrants.
Members responded to roll call
by telling incidents OF interest con
corning their sons in service located
in various parts of the world.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12

Mrs. Ralph Colts and son Wal.
lace visited their'aunt. Mrs. Henry
Hammond, Friday evening at Paint
Greek and found her very much
improved since her recent illness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12
York News
THREE ENTERTAIN

THREE ENTERTAIN
York. Mich, Aug. 12-Mr. and
Mrs. Harlie Heath and daughter
Anna entertained Sunday for Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Heath and two
children of Chicago; Mrs. Edna
Saffels and Mr. and Mrs. William
Jasper and daughter, Dundee; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Heath and daugh-
ter Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Heath and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Heath, all OF Ypsilanti. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hammond, Mrs. Dorothy
Price and two daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hammond and two
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Ham
mond and son, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Hammond and two children,
Stony Creek, and Edgar Birchmeir,
Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12
Plan Weekly Dance

NaiN
Mr.. and Mrs. James Waite and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bachman
will be chaperones for the weekly
USO dance for seryicemen. TO be at
the East Ypsilanti Air Base Friday
evening. Junior hostesses will meet
at the Legion Home at $50 for
transportation to the Air Base.
Rev and Mrs. Luther B. Butt left
Wednesday night for Les CheneauK
and VIII be Joined later by other
members OF the family.
Mrs Albert Becker will go Fri
day night to visit her husband and
son Wilson and Miss Fannie Schaf-
fer for month.
Mrs. George White. Covington,
Ky. is visiting her sister, Mrs. How
ard A. Congdon.
Mrs. Norman Schuster, Brooklyn,
y. H., is returning to her home af-
ter a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Hazel Dudley.
Joan Fanslow Is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Robert Fanslow,
in Royal Oak.
Ralph and Eleanor Dyring. Cleye.
land, are visiting their grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. A. Fem.
Dean NJ. L. Mcdonald, who has
gone to Pleasantville, Pa. will re-
turn shortly after visiting his moth
er who lives IN Pleasantville. Pa.
George Award. ST.. has returned
from Ford Hospital, Detroit. where
he has been for the past three
weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12
MICH THURSDAY
Eaton Mills
RETURN From HospITAL

hE OhN FhOm 1O9Tl ! A.
Eaton Mills, Mich, Aug. 12-Mrs.
August Mailman and baby girl,
Betty Ann. have returned home
from Boyer Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-12

Attend Funeral
Mrs. Retta Chamberlin attended
the funeral OF her grandson's wife,
Mrs. Thomas Chamberlin, Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Pontiac Nqws
nv CARL ARMSTRONG

poys indu5ied into the armed
services on March &c and taken TO
ror, Custer were Johnnie palmer.
William Twhhy. James Freeman.
John d Jackson. Lawrence Gamble
paul Jones. william Harris, Thur
man Milton. Daniel White. Albert
Nunson. Linzie Sherrell- H. Is
turner, Percy Washington. Ernest
Wright Paul Cooley. Charlie lhom-
as
Those on the sick lisf are: Mr..
and Mrs Frank Gordon. John
craig. Mrs Mamie Brown, Ralph
Hooks. Clarence Wilson. Mrs
Geora Walkers infant Mr. and
Mrs sykes Mr. and MIS- Hooks,
Mrs. $ l.. Boyd Mrs VI Robbins.
Nh Churchwcll Mrs r. Lenard'
Master Ro seye,t walker Mr.. Hi.
The Rev Mr. Wright OF Detroit
preached 4, New Hope church
Sunday night
q thompson WAS the winner OF
A low ~ bedspread sunday night
from me Shorel Singer al 81.
John Me church
a part Of Mrs Daniels home on
Brush street wos destroyed by FIRE
Mts Bee si- Johnson lost her
clofhing ia fire AZ her home. Isl
South boulevard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

Gregory and Griswold Gas
Station
Garfield and BeaubIen--Tc. 2-s536
B. v. Gregory
Makes Suits TO Order-Ssi3 Has
tings, Ma. 1884.
DR.. B. F. Seabrooks
Oakland Ave.
Censue Grocery and Meats
Ssf5 Oakland Ave., Tr. s-s556
Towards Grocery and Meat
Market
556s Hastings, Tr. 2-9166
Greenheld's Shoe Hospital
Z. J. Greenfield, Shoe Specialist,
500 Hastings
Wesley's Prescription
Pharmacy
sos f. Kirby, Tr. s-soss
Neighborhood Laundry
Johnson Flower Shop
1880 Hastings SITE. 2-5S17
New Eastern Cleaners and
Oakland-Euclid Grocery
and Market
500 Oakland Aye.-Tr. 1878
Theus Photo Service
los Hastlngs-Te. 1906
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
By HELEN MALLOY

Advertising is the greatest asset
TO ones business. because II tells
the present and prospective custo-
mers where you are located. that
Won want their patronage and II
invites them TO come and buy what
Won have TO offer Consistent
advertising establishes a name Tor
business thereby increasing the
trade
businesses located in the central
retail area where the trade Is drawn
from all sections OF the city. should
devote most OF their advertising TO
new spapers. our newspapers go
into many thousand homes weekly
and are being read by large num-
her hecause OF the contents A
large number Of outstanding husi-
ness people have found this true.
You can md them advertising In
all OF our local papers. they are
building a name for their bust
nesscs by keeping II before the
buying public at all times. on the
other hand there are business peo-
ple who are in a position to do a
large volume az business hut fan
TO lel the public know about u
thereby. failing 10 receive the
necessary results. To get the best
results from newspaper adveriis-
ing consistency, uniformity ana
aifracfivcness must be observed.
Advertisement should always he
attractive. interesting. new sy.
bright. informative and easy 10
read Individuality OF appearance
With a certain style is good meth
cd. Pictures attract more attention
in advertisement than one Win
ont because they are more con-
vincing. II has been said that "one
picture Is worth ten thousand
words
Care should he used in prepar-
ing material for advertisement 70
Get the best results Newspaper adj
yer,ising solicitors can give YOU
many points and viii he happy 20
do SO because they will he harry
TO have your advertisement IN lheT
paper and he valuable 10 you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

He locked about. Yes there ~trs
his mother and brother and SIS
tor they were staring az hlm
There were many Of his old schools
mates There was his teacher tAo
az them. And there was G II aud
Jack and Gus and Doc. Bigger
lowered his eyes These were the
people q whom he had one" boast
% acted touch people whom he
Mad once deacd Now thy We've
watching him A. he sat here. They
would fcel That they were righ'
ana ~ was Wrone. The old. ho'
choNrg sensation came back - hls
s'nma.h ard throat Way coulH
,h5y ra' nt shoot him and y
over nih They we're going 70 XIII
tim anfhon So Why make MIN E.
ihioneh NHh ihise 10 vas siat'ird
hy no SOUND ~ deep hollow voice
isomrg anl hanring On the
SO irn 'hhle
"Ft.eyR Nv rise. please
(Conilnued next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

pIeasant for the soldiers ns pos.
Sible. That doesn't mean that young
girls should write and carry ON
affairs through the mall With doz-
ends OF soldiers. II IL known
fact that the soldiers do appreciate
nice, interesting letters from the
opposite sex, II you participate In
this, you should refrain from max
ing your letters personal. The
short time II would take you to
write letter would be rewarded
by the pleasure II might anord
someone. But, remember II
should not get personal.
K.R.-I have been married five
years and | thought that my hus-
band loved me and never even
thought OF another woman. Last
week | was hanging up his clothes
and found some mighty suspicious
articles I'm the pocket. hoped him
as soon as he came home and told
him II he would give me SIS |
would forget the incident. But he
refused. Help me.
Ans. Your husband knew you
would forget the incident only a.
long ~ the $25 lasted then
you would hop him again. Money
wont buy your confidence In HIN
/ ngaln. II was n crude way IN
which you handled this situation
You should give your husband th'
devotion he wants nj home In
stead ~ encouraging his running
around II he i willing 10 pay th,
price.
My mother fuses at mt
all the time because didn't marry
tho boy in the army before he left
lie asked me but ] didn't because
he wouldn't have his blood tested
Should marry him when he comes
on his furlough?
Ans.:-iOur mother was justlfiei
In being angry due 10 the inct
that he i the father of your child
Marry this hoy when he comes
home on furl0ugh. lie Il honest
and wants 10 do the right thlny
-. and II II your hard.headed-
ness and desire to win your point
that Is keeping your child from
having a name.
G.C.:--Please tell me what I
should do about my problem.
Should ! or should not?
Ans.;-The little girls Who MIA,
With lire always get burned. You
should not
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Nu Housewives League OF Detroit
VIZ SLOGAN BUY BOOST BUILD
HELEN ALL 0 Y
Value OF Advertising In Newspapers

ment office. lSs LaBelle. with Mrs.
Annie Lee Evans. The next get
acquainted tea OF the Organizing
committee viii be With this unit.
init No. p
Az the regular meeting OF Unit
2. Harvey L. Jackson. Of the High
land Park school system and presi-
dent OF The Detroit chapter Of the
Association for the Study Of Negro
Life and History. will be present.
lie has done much in getting the
pictures Of Booker r. Washington
into many OF The public schools and
through the question and Answer
period has brouhi interesting infor-
siaaon about Negroes 10 both
races.
TINT viii hold Us regular meet
ing at Hartford Avenue center at
1870 pm Thursday.
init Va. 10
Unit 10 had a ioinr meeting with
the Mems Fellowship club Of ST..
John CME church Monday night.
March 20 cues speaker was Clos
Ter Current. His subject was;
Fighting on the Home Front"
Mrs. Christine tMQua, Mrs. ~ +.
Black and Mrs Gertrude Tolbert
we're also present and gave brief
remarks. Plans are being made for
the Health Week program early in
Aprl
Mis-. Polly Mason. one OF The
m mbers is on the sick list.
init No. II
Unit II met a, Brewster center
Tuesday Al the usual hour and had
a nice attendance. MIS-. y. r. Black
and Mrs. Gertrude Tolbcrt we're
present. Members on the sick list
Include Mrs Mary Green. Mrs. X
Robinson and Ms, Lucy Davis. al
so Mrs Ressie Harris German.
Junior init Va. II
Under the leaders ship OF their
matton. Mrs Ernine Allen. this
unit IS warkine we'll with much in
ferss, being shown among The chill
dren Tuesday. March 80. the rcgu-
lar meeting Was cnt short Tor a
social evening IN the form OF a
i.a All had dcliehtfal Time.
Juuior init Va. II
Junior Unit IL IS very busy get
ting ready for many anaifs 10 be
given. Plans for he quiz are be-
ing made and ihe drama written by
Neftie Mae Walker, enc Of the MEM
hers Of The unit viii We given az an
early date The juniors are also
manning a social Tor the mothers
which will be announced later
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
NOTES ON
HOUSEWIVES
LEAGUE

The Organizing committee OF the
Housewives league met Friday AT
IL am al the home Of Mrs. Mary
Beasley. 1853 Alger Twelve mem
( hers we're present. Reports OF work
done in The various units we're
made b. supervisors and presl-
dents
suggestions were also brought
in by ma'rons for future proerams
for juniors.
Mrs. Beasley served a tasty re-
past. The next meeting Will be he'd
a. the home OF the Central presi-
dent. Mrs. Christine Fuqua. $500
Mckinley. on the fourth Friday in
April
init No.
Monda'. April 3. at l 90 ? m. init
No ! Will hold Us regular meeting
AZ The home ~ Mrs. r. shelton. Se2
Palmer All members are request
a. 10 Ne present Mrs Helen Blu
ford. chairman Of membership for
Jrf ! ard treasurer Of Central.
has hecn very H. but We are hap
Nv o report her Improvement.
init NJ. 6
irr ~. 6 meets with Mrs Tho
rosa Williams. siiS Arndt. Tges-
day Aprl ar . nm All members
are urged 10 ATTEND As this WI
be the hrs' meeting tho newly
elected president Will preside Az
poin,men, Of committees VII he
made ana The support q The menu
hors * needed.
init w.
wednesday, March 81 the annual
Founders nay prosram for 'he
Rev and Mrs William II Peck WAS
held. Tn.f has hcnorod these Two
great people Zach year. The aim be-
ing 10 give Them fowe White they
ate Ah,e o smell them
Members ~ Junior init : gave
an interesting program Sunday
afternoon March = AZ l.om'N
Chapel MIS- May Reasl q. >eniof
president ard Dafrnn of ne w.
niors ea1e an interesting hfe-m!n-
ute talk.
init :
Tie president q Unit has been
IN for some time also her husband
so size has no hs,n able 70 be az
active as Size Desired She reports.
however. tina beginning with me
next meeting iAe unit VII make
plans for rs ~pr.nS ACTIVITIES me
regular meeting Oill he hold a. me
Neiehborhoad lnAHstua, Employ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

by FLORA TALBERT
Quinn Chapel

DR.. Walter A. Crider preached
a very profound sermon sunday
morning TO a large audience, using
for his text. "The Beautiful Clean
ers." Special music was sung by
the Senior choir and Gospel chorus.
The Lucretia Arts club gave a
musical program Sunday afternoon
which was largely attended. Some
of the best talent appeared on the
program. which consisted OF solos,
readings. and chorus singing.
The Mother Pearls served a
Spring Tea at the parsonage sun
day. March 2S. from 3 to G pm.
Miss Harriet Cooper and Mary Lou
llardison were on the refreshment
committee. assisted by Mrs. +.
Order, Master Donald Golightly,
and Gardner Travis. door tender.
Miss Betty Randles. usher. and
Master Leon Travis, and his sis
ter Barbara were the entertainers.
Dir. NJ. X Rhonenee was called
to the city TO officiate at the funer-
al services OF Harris wright. one
OF the old settlers OF the city. He
leaves 10 mourn his loss a wife.
Mrs. r. Wright: sister. Mrs. u i.
Butler. and n host OF relatives and
friends. Miss Pearlee and Dorothy
Rhonenee accompanied him.
DR. w. A. Cridor and Mrs. Cri-
der were called TO Detroit because
Of the Illness OF his sister
Mrs. l.. Rankins was the hostess
OF the Lucrciia Arts club. Satur-
day March %.
Miss NJ. l.. Waters was the host
ess OF the Young Women OF Quinn
Chapel Tuesday. March %.
Elder Morten and his quartette
will be At Quinn Chapel AME
church Friday, April 2. under the
auspices Of the Young Women Of
Quin Chapel
Those on the sick list are: Mr.
and Mrs. r. Randles. Mrs. NJ Con.
way. Miss c. jenkins Mrs. p Nard
Mrs. L. Bowman and Mrs y. Ran
dies and Mrs. T. Chandler, and
little Miss Surely Jone.
A. y. Butler Ia confined TO his
home
Mrs. l.. Lynch will be the host
ess Of the Trustee Helpers Mon
day az 3 pm
Mrs " walker will be the host
css Of the tsherette Board Tues
day March 23rd at pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

BIB graduated from hlNh
school in June and was not able
TO take up college work ] ma
living al home here very lonely.
would like TO do some kind of gov
srnment work and am thinking
riousiy OF joining the NAA'S.
Gould you furnish me with intor-
nation on this subject?
Ans. For information regard
Ing the WAACS. get In toch with
your local recruiting onice. II
here isn't nm oiiice in your town,
write the WAACS Recruiting Of
lice in the city nearest You. There
i hig demand for women IN the
Armed Forces. II Is my under
standing that "A young woman Join
ing the WAACS has the same rating
n private in the Army.
MIR. was susceptible TO
sweet infatuation and married UNI
der its wing. Contrary 10 all COM
mon sense. married In haste. !
have myself TO blame, for II only
had pulled myself together. !
would have been happier today
am not satisfied with my preseLt
intellectual attainments nor my
marital status.
Ans.:-It Il true that you mar
rled In haste, and you made ~
your mind from the very beginning
that you were going t0 repent IN
leisure. You have not given y0ui
marriage n fair chance. You have
the Idea that your wife took al
vantage of you during your recent
sorrow and married you while you
we're vulnerable. Nor have you
heen willing 10 put your past he
hind you aud Try 10 mild n future
with her. You should refuse "a
harbor any thoughts about the III
ne girl you left behind :. for Sh'
has no regrets. instead, devote
your time and thoughts 10 better
Ing yourself intellectually rs you
desire.
L.MH.:-I finished high school
this year and expect 10 enter col.
lege next fall. My problem is one
OF great concern TO me. DO you
think girls should write the sol
diers?
Ans.,-I think Il II our duty as
American citizens 10 make things ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

Atty. Chas. B. Berry
1905 Broadway-Ch. O.s6
Register Moving
Supreme Linen & Laundrv
Mitchell Tailors,
i5s Frederick at Beaublen IA
l.09s5. !"
Malloy's Better Shoe
Repair Shop
Ferguson Lunch
DR.. H. E. Tam
1905 Broadway-Ca. Osi6
DIR. S. II. c. Owen
i55 Adams--Ch. O9si.
DR.. w. L. Postles, Dentist
sos +. Warren-Co. 32ss
DR.. J. w. Collins, Dentist
5l0i Hastings-Te. 1-sl34
DR.. VIM. H. Lawson
Testers Quality Grocery and
Market
j25l Hastings-Te. 2-96I7
DR.. E. C. Boddie and
DR.. r. c. Green, Dentists,
55s T.. Warren, TIE. 2.l7ls
M. ID. Hassen Steam Auto
Laundry
'0S7 Gratiot at McDougalI
Other names not mention.
ed contributed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
HIGHLAND
PARK NEWS
By MARION COLEMAN

sunday afternoon. the Women's
society Of Christian service gave
a spring citizenship tea al Berea
Methodist church. Mrs. Grove
Cooper was chairman Mrs. 5. W
Bankhead planned the program
which included musical selections
and short talks hv prominent
Highland Park women. Sneakers
were: Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Slocum
Mrs. Cleayes and Mrs. Mckinney
the husband OF the latter being
with a company OF our boys in
North Africa. Mrs Mcdonald and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson partici-
pated. Musical selections were Of
fered by Mrs. Dcsa Johnson. who
rlayed beautifully: Mrs. Wash
'ngton. tho out-of-town guest OF
Mrs Thomas who sang lovely
solo, and little Langston Fig
restion. who was ACCOMPANIED
by his sister. Dolores. He played
two selections. God Bless Amer
ica' and Twinkle. Twinkle. Lit
tie Star"
The guests were served de-
licious variety of open-faced sand
witches and dainty cookies. from
n table bedeckcd with red. white
and blue candles.
Mrs. Jones prepared the menu.
while Mrs. Coleman poured the
tea. Everyone present had a most
enjoyable time.
While mothers were attending
the tea Sunday afternoon. the
small fry were busy planning
WAYS and means OF attack. The
cbiect-to convince mothers that
tncy lust must have their darling
little outfit they saw al tho show
sponsored by Girl Scout Troop
No. 1874 The scouts themselves
discarded their trim green uni
forms for more frivolous fashions
from one u the local dress shops
Mrs Audrey Boulding was the
commentator and assisted the
Troop leaders. Mrs. Robinson and
Miss Walden. in arranging the
program which was given Friday
Night at Fellowship hall
Private Grove Coote visited his
family over the weekend and is
looking very sprucy in his uni
form.
James Brown left last week for
a surprise visit TO his father in
New York. Mr. Brown. ST.. cele-
brated his s5th birthday during
his sons visit.
The Eureka Garden. Art and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
study club met TUESDAY Al N,

Study club met Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs Corine McClain.
Mrs. McClain regretted that her
house guest and niece. Mrs. Bur.
CESS. could not stay over for the
meeting She returned 70 her
home in South Carolina SUNDAY
We are glad TO have Mrs. Loyey
1ubhs back after visit 70 Ten
ncssee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
HOWARD TO HEAR sANDBrRG

WASHlNGTON-(ANP) - Carl
Sandhurg. noted author. lecturer
and biogfapher OF Abraham Lin
coin. will speak in the Andrew RAN
kin Memorial chapel of Howard
university on Wednesday. April
II. II was announced Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
ST. Paul AME mon

At lO:I5 SIN the pas or, the Rev.
l.. p. Powell. preached TO a large
audience from the subject. The
Armor 81 God
-Four were added 10 the church.
At $3.50 pm. the Rev. G. NJ. Met
calf was the guest speaker for the
brotherhood. He vas accompanied
by the Live Wire singers
At :i5 pm. The Rev. /. VI. Bugs
OF kentucky brought the evening
message. lie used as his subject.
"On the Jericho Road"
Next Sunday the pastor will oc-
cupy The pulpit at both services.
For answers 10 any salvage
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

WANTED - Experienced woman
To do day work. Must be thorough
nns efficient. No cooking or laun-
dering. Call 81. 1924. After 7 pm.
call Plaza 1851.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
FOR VICTORY
1880
Native Son
BOOK 3-INSTALLMENT Xxx
By RICHARD WRIGHT

THERE were when ne wished bitterly that he
l had not felt those possibilities, when he wished that
he could 60 again behind his curtain But this was impos-
sible He had been lured into he open, and trapped,
twice framed ranned hy being in ial for murder and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

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p.~gs~ wa~.sa n save his avn
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men, Ne ,~iea 10 MI, bis feelings
lrt5 wo~as. .s ,o1sge would not
rove Many uasss when alone
sf'-r NIX hea les' hm. be Won
deed vsst.ay fesse Mas not
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common VIII 0tAs' Na8is "es.
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