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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-23


cal upstate newspaper men from
Roanoke Island after the somewhat
Inadequate observance %! the 10th
nH;HGuy q! aviation leaves one big
question still unanswered. What hap
pguyC To- the several cases of anti
:rvcEC. lual had nv,u accumulated
.a. iac .r-,. - He 2c-Udd Ithc.
.,1-.apc. and radio people vine
were prevented b the icy landing
.,lO- .g1l teaching the spot" ELL
Sharp" and Bob Thompson. buln
iuIUc. directors @. the State Pres
Bureau. had slightly different stor-
lCs--uul ~ aMlI-lrccZe. on one
point they a2"ced: The flying gen
clUi got large share UI II. And
there has been 10 voice OF protest
raised. Maj. Gen. Thomas j. Haniey
Went Ia enough trouble To get there
and deliver his speech to cntitlc him
! To consideration III the distribution
OF any surplus stocks.
| ANONYMOUS - Attorney General
I Harry Mcmillan likes best OF all the
! Christmas cards and letters of greet
| tngs he has received the one quoting
the ancient Eastern poet on the in
| CIdcnt oil potcntatc asking for a
motto that would serve in prosperity
and adversely Ia keep him steady.
: Ills daughter suggested: This. too.
VIII pass" The poet took it up rom
, there and said:
"Whatcer thou art. whcrc'cr thy
footsteps stray.
Heed these wise words: This. too.
shall t,l-S .IltlN''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-23

1919 Hclps-Bry lU9o Morei
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

steal society, should avail them
selves OF the opportunity to attend
them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
MANY QUEENS ENTER
MARDI CRAS CONTEST

a. STAT Gras line geis nearer
a.t rcatt tne yarlons clubs and
f,reek 4tfer Examinations are
fss -yJtos'ng cantieates 10 rep
resst ieefa The queens Will Be
esscrsfriy eowhef 70 represent
d8iffrsrt persons ard different
ems some d ne groups who have
safmtel o1'es,ars are MACE
Ezra i43ey. nc Co Eue club, Pa
frt.s Wagay. me Aisha Phi Al
ghs 'a'ert's Berr.ce N.ller. The
t'a rn Be'a Ann Porter. AID
~ie1a Gamma Rho sorority Do
iort- Thomts s,li other groups
20 ~ Represented are the IU
i~ai fefge club he Kappa Alpha
Psi fra'erri'y Omega PEI Phi fra
'ernl'y ann several others
The Marei Cras VIII he Friday
Oct % a me Prince Hall Masonic
iemIe On Ferry avenue The
queens viii parade around the
ballroom 81 midnight. 81 BE- sure "a
come rnd costume Mss Darrell
Coins Who represented re NAAC p
last year. and was chosen queen
of The Mardl Gas viii resen over
the ballroom nnul TIE new queen
IL soiecftd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
DownSaddle Shoe Lane

praise our pals who are fighting
for victory.
Received a long letter from Ed
ward Taylor the other day. Eddy
IS stationed at Camp Sutton. North
Carolina. and has completed his
basic training IN the Infantry and
the Air Base Security. According
10 him. bis basic training courses
were just. Some fun
Drooool. Drooooll Oh. did you
see Milton Howard Yep. he was
home. l know. And that tan he
picked up down at Tuskegss 10
simply super deluxe.
Roscoe Douglas was home from
California last week. and very wor-
ried 100 because an alert was
sounded just as be left camp and
he was afraid he'd been called
back.
Robert Cooper. or should say
Bobby. 10 almost through with MS
boot training at Great Lakes. We
are ell looking forward TO seeing
Bobby when he comes home on q
nins-day furlough soon.
Betty Givens for several month,
had been going with the Ii. Walk.
er who was killed ut seifrldge last
week.
It's rumored that Andrew Hum
phries is home for a few days. &C
II you run into the old chum. don'l
be TOO surprised.
DID, IA En0wll7
Juanita Walker has been SER
iously III. but we're glad 10 report
that the young lady Ia well on the
road TO recovery now,
Mary Jane Leigh Is spreading ru-
mors OF coming marriage to a
certain Corporal at Jefferson Bar.
racks. Mo
So long. kids
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
ALMA GRIFFIN
HEADS GIRLS

The Business and Professional
Women Of the ywcA held their
installation services in the club
rooms Of the YwCA Tuesday. Oct.
10 After listening 10 a very In
spirine talk by Mrs. Esther Dade,
he officers were Installed by Mrs
Louise Henderson Grooms. Alma
Griffin took office as president.
Adelyne Jordan. vice president;
Mildred Day. secretary: Florine
Alexander. corresponding secre-
tary and claudine Killen. treas
urer. The group then Joined IN
lively song. and games and were
served refreshments by the install
lation committee. composed Of
Pauline Tucker. verna Parks and
corlne Blackwell.
The next meeting will DC held
oct &c. al 30 , n. All business
and professional women are IN
vited. Phyllis Dryden Is club re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Ten On Wayne
Football Squad

The University's ls4s football
squad has among It's members ten
Negro boys. With a group OF so
working out daily under the direc-
ton OF Head Coach Joe Gembis
these boys make up 20 per cent OF
the squad. This 10 the greatest
percentage OF Negro players since
Coach Gembis took over the foot
ball reins IN 1892. WAYNE has had
many outstanding Negro football
ers. among them. Leroy Dues.
Woodrow Dolphin. Tom Gay. Sam
Carpenter. etc. but never before
have there been so many at one
time.
The players, their positions. their
home address and the high
school from which they graduated
are as follows:
Lawrence Homer Alexander. Jr..
tackle. l2a5s Mackay. Pershing
Hamilton John Benham. halfback
So23 Posen. Southwestern Lamar
Clinton Binion, tackle. 70s Garfield
Inksier Mich: James Curtis Boone
end, 209i Meade. Pershlng: Ernest
Caldwell Browne. guard. 1926 Has-
lett. Northwestern: james Fears.
Jr.. fullback. 470s fireman, North
western: Allan Henderson. half
back, 6S5 r. Elizabeth. Memphis.
Mich. Wilbur Brandon Hughes,
halfback, 1905 Bangor. Northwest.
ern: Henry Price James. end s42s
Colfax. Northwestern. and Wesley
King. Jr.. end. so4 wilkins. North
eastern.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
MUSIC NOTES
By FRfn HARr WILKINS

Pr hardir N1r r-,r rs+
sic irs,l'l'e, tn's ~ N
igsn. o. oaef 81 tr
writer ea9g 81 te SKIES
Annual Choral .i.1laE -sa.e4at ssf
lee - taSe I.afe 81 f aNtto
ium. Ann Arcor y frn' Nan
Dnerser. Is The cor arm
Charles A. sne s. isss.afn III
the university Nslea, soeipy ~
Ehe rniversrr OF Nl n'ssr
The booker carries p.c'ares O.
oeiebrated musicians. rcaduz &
picture OF Marian Andersen coa-
tralto. who appears On the rr.-
gran Monday. Nov 10. Ircleaed
also among the artists 20 be heard
during the series are Erick ifris-
dors. Cleve' and conductor yshad.
Mennhin. CLAUDIO Arrau. pianist
the Boston Symphony orchestra.
Serge Kousssvi,kky ccndaclor;
Don Cossact chorus, sergs Jaroif
conductor. Rubinstein. pianist
Major!o Lawrence. soprano. Mlscha
Elmsn. viollnis, and Ezio pinza
bass
Th0ss who were fortunate
enough 70 have attended The a.
nual music institute ~ khenexer
AME church. Sept 10. which was
conducted ~ the Detroit Musicians
association. viii recall The fine co..
operation and assistance 81 Prof
Van Duersfn a. director Of one
Of the clinics % conducting ID
Van Duerssn. outstanding IN the
Geld Of music and conducting, Is
one Or the few who arc quick 20
recognire worth and ahlliiy. ire
sectlve Of race. creed. or color.
Musicians and laymen apprecia-
ave ~ Tho good N This standard
OF music o. presented IN The series
- sonosrts By the University Nu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

mas been perpleNlng problem trying
10 arrive az the best procedure 10 use
in electirg the winning candidate.
But your columrist thinks she has
solved the matter IN the most demo-
cratic manner possible
Miss Detroit Will be chosen by
popular student Notc
The scene Of the election booth
Is expected 20 be WAYNE university
because such an affair should be
collegiate ore ard * WAYNE our
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Ladies Feed
BY Woodn,en

Wednesday night Oct. u. !. !,
O'Clock. American wooduep ,,-.
numbers 2. 6, and 7, viii .Do,.''
Ladies Night a. the Py,hIsn =.
pie. Adams and Brush .,,..,.
the purpose Of furiheglns ~. y
terest OF the Increase Menu, \
campaign. The Ladies CO... s.s
corps are risaling the Mem. c' -
tain corps. and the Membs,, Ssr
report will tell the story Co..
tive prizes will be awarded ~
Fraternal greetings viii B. 49,.
by Mrs. Marie Warren ana n.
Ella Lee. worthy counsello,. '' ;.
Courts OF calan'hes Of the E,,.s'.
OF Pythias. and by Mrs. I,r,, n'
Hubert daughter ruler a, rs NV
Temple. ."
The Supreme Camp OF Ams,...
Woodmen. home office n.,..'
Colo. has purchased NOR. N.
$4,000 worth OF war bond, = !.
sues Insurance pro,ect,on .
amounts OF $3.50 10 $4,000 en,
men and women are adr,,.s !,
operates under the supervisor =
the Department o, Insurance !, 4.
state OF Michigan and twenty chs
states. Joining fee for he Ds,,ss
district is $3.50. Branch 49,.
AIS 81. Antoine street. Phou, =.
1924. F. r. Darlington. sirr,.
manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

Elect Officers

The Bohemian Social and Char
ity club met Thursday. Oct ~. q,
The home OF Mrs Della Cough,
7e4s McDougall The meeting be-
gan with The election Of officers,
during which time Mrs l. Roy
acted as moderator Mrs Bessie
Andrews was elected president
Mrs. yeima Graham. vice presi-
dent. Mrs Julia Johnson. record
ing secretary: Mrs. Boy. financial
secretary and Mrs. A D. Knole'
treas urer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
SCHOLARSHIP
OFFERED

The Mae Porter Guild OF ST.
Johns Presbyterian Church Is
sponsoring a City-Wide Essay Con.
test. on the subject "The Place Of
Religious Education in the World
Today"
A 300 Scholarship will he award
ed the winner. Any boy or girl who
Is a High School Graduate and n
member Of some church, Is eligible
10 enter the contest
Call at St Johns Presbyterian
Church office, 1iI0 Jos. Campau
Ave. for application entry blanks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
GUEST COLUMNING

Enthaslasm Is WAVING nigh among he dehs q
or City as the Miss Detroit contest Is Wen on lis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

flies. especially with the kids dem
ons,railng new methods OF maxim
1--WE every second Of II. But now
let's get down TO the business al
hand
Just Discovered 80.
That handsome yonng man, wear
ing that super tweed jacket we all
drooled over last week, IS none
other than Esther Richards.
New hair styles are 90 hard 20
hnd. especially when you need
something 10 improve your appear
ance.
Geraldine Bledsoe need not wor-
~ about her spare time because
li'tle birdie told us that Cpl.
Arthur coldsby is willing 10 share
It with her.
One could really tell that win
ter weather IL here by the speed
with which our gals donned their
zero toys.
Now that sudden change has
come over Sara Casey. We hardly
know the person
The Things We Love
The friendliness OF Eulalie Gu
Willie. The pleasing smile OF Ger
aldine Marshall The hi that Bet
" Bennett has for everyone. The
way Rose Campbell wears the new
fall shade OF lilac 80 very becom-
ingly. Duke Elington's arrange
ment OF Don't Get Around Much
Anymore. Jean Bowles' Sigh.
Southern accent That first G.. /.
haircut Uncle Sam gives free Of
charge Oops, did say the things
we loveg?r
Tld-blts From The Service
Il want your That familiar
recruiting poster has had effect.
Many OF our friends are Joining
up and serving IN the United
States Armed forces. Cheering. we
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
This Is News,

-Porgy and Bess" which has
been a sell-out for the last three
weeks. came 10 al end here for
the company will hit the road
again Immediately :. Jack Benny
back from 10 weeks overseas. can't
wait TO tell Rochester all about II
Laugh Time" starring Ethel Wat
ers, won't bother to change from
the Shubert Theatre 10 the Ambas-
sador for Paul Robeson's "Othello"
until Oct II, just 2 days before
Robson makes his entrance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
FrTrRE LINOLTUM

finoieum o. The future VIII be-
made - piasics according 70
Ralph 1Iemphlll. founder Of the
plastlcs Institute IN Los ANGELES
The new floor covering will be
stnin-resistant. durable. economi-
cal and will be made in a variety
OF coiors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

For Quick Results - Bus
Sell, Rent, Find a Job =
Secure Help Through Tn
Detroit Tribune.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05

Ereppenbnus briilen. 9os tpnret
quaIbone Minuten. gnoIi6 fnarrte
oie Sreppe unter mir. Sd REF uno
Bat, er m6dte berouftommen. @s
mar elm freunoIider alter Brief
trigger nit S9nou5bort. Ser Muno
bIieb ibm offeniteben, oIs er mid
erbIidte. Man iob es ibm oeutlid
an, DAB er mid fir perriidt belt.
&oItig ertl1rte i9 ibm Die Situas
tion. Gn0lid begriff er, idlug Die
&6noe auiommen un0 begann at
laden. Or beripro9, einen S1loiier
5a ididen.
NaHoem er fortgegongen NOR,
nobm i6 meme Eurniibungen ME.
Der auf. 9ie iest folgenOen Minu-
ten tDoren bieleidt Die entiebliAlten.
@iirOe er @ort bnIten? 8or elm
Sdloher iofort ouf5utreiben2
gnOIi6. 0as erI0ienOe &narren
Der Ereppen. Ser SdIoiier fam nit
ben @erf5eugen. Au9 fem @eiiht
mar bon breitem @rinien OerflGrt.
Sour feite turnen", rief er, lid
bin glei9 iopeit."
ginige Minuten fpdter mar Die
Sir often uno i'd erIOit.
Sd i9Iiipfte in ben 8aOemartel
uno be3abIte Sen S9loifer. @s mar
nod aIes gut geeangen, ober eiuen
tiihtigen S1nupfen bate i'd meg.
Settler babe i9 immer einei1
@obnunesidIiiiiel in Der Saihe.
uno Inn Oas gu f0nnen aud &leioer
auf benz 2eibe.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05

tn Oie Bobnuns getragen. 9Ort
iteate lid beraus, OoB Elm Sub, Ser
o%ffenbar in einem 6angeiien geltedt
bette, idtuer berlest mar. Da bate
Oie Gorge INN Oie &ranfe tie ben
gan5en Gbeno bei6Gftigt, uno nun
par iie frob, OoB Oas arme Sier-
den enoIid Sdlnf gefunoen batte.
Ser &ednungsrat lddelte auitim.
memo, ais feline 6rau ibm Ingte,
bob lie Oas &GBden bebalten noble.
&Is er iie Die ndhiteu Gage friid
un0 fr0blih mie in fritberen 3eiten
nit Der Safe beiddftiet fono, on er-
innerte er NIT einem Sdlage, mas
oie l1ria9e ser 8erpanOIling ieiner
Srau mar: tie mar pie0er Mrtter,
fie batte ieman0en 3u 6etreuen un0
81 beiorgen. lnO neil es elm &ino
nidt iein @fonnte, 10 bate iie ale
ibre Mutteriorge anf oas &1b6en
%gefporfen. 9as Sierden geoieb balO
pieoer unter ibrer 8flege lnO MUIR
Oe 10 OertpObnt, 0aB es iid gum
wabren SaltstDronnen austpuds.
@ber ser &e1nungsrat freute itd
itber ben Spranner. @enn es audi
tur Elm R1bIein mar: es batte oas
Slid fbrer @be oufs nele begriin-
set.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Sen @piek nmfebren

Sn Ser 8eoeutung bon bic &onen
bertauIden, BON Der 8erteioigung
gum angriff iibereeben, ge6rouht
man oas @ortv Ben SpieB umfeb.
rem" Ser Mlisorud itammt aus Der
3eit, als ser SpieB, Ser Speer,
nod Die Saitptpaffe, Defenders i'm
Nabfampf NOR. 9abei fam es 0antt
i'm &ingen Mann gegen Mann Dor,
0aB elm &1mpfer benz @egner Die
@affe entriB uno inn nun oamit
gu 2eibe ging. Bon BEN nMauer.
bliim9en", Ben M6oden, Die iiben'
bleiben miiiien, tpdbreno ibre gliifs
Ii1eren S9meltern tan5en, iagte
man friiber in man1en @egenoen
9eutidlanos, oaB iie noie SpieBe
bitten, uno man 6adte babel an
oie 9an0sfnedte, sic nidt nit BEN
&omeraoen in Die S1la1t riiden,
ion0ern in &eierbe bleiben, I'M Die
Baggage 81 betDa6en. Sntereiiant 1T
Die SeititeGung, oaB au9 oos 8ort
nbeite6en", fir oaS es cine Sinn-
erfldrung ionit gar nidt sdbe, nit
Dem SpieB 3uiammenbdngt. Man
gebraudte in otter 8eit ben @uS.
orudr nit benz goloener, nit Dem
iilbernen SpieB iteden" oafiir, uno
nod Ser grfinoung Der 6euerDaffen
iagte man init iilbernen &iigeln
idieBen" i'm Gimme bon beiteden.
gnoli6 beroanft ou9 Der SpieBbiir.
ger ODER 6pieBer Ser alten @affe
feline berddtlihe 8e5eidnung. Mnn
bergli6 10 bic Riiditdnoigen, Die an
l1ngit l1eberlebtem fetbielten uno
Neuerungen obbolo iparen, nit
MGnnern, bic i'm 8eitnlter Der
@epebre uno &anonen ben SpieB
ni9t a~ufgeben polten.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
&diesernd beieitist &Opf=
iAmeraen

Gin boadnoiider 4r5t iteIte feit
bob &aiegerud Elm oor5iiglides
8orbeugungs. uno Seilmittel gegen
&opfidmer5en aIler art lit. Sbm mar
a~ufgefauen, Dab arbeiter, Die in
elmer sroBen aaiefabrif tdtig iino,
ME an aopfi6mer3en lei6en. 9ie
uriaden fir oieie auffauenbe Self
iteaung purben BON ibm pifIeni6aft-
lid genai untesfuht, un0 es ergab
iid, baB in ben &dieoiiniten eetpiiIe
Stoffe entbalten iino. Die ben &opf-
idmer5 b~erbinoern ODER Dorbanoenen
beieitigen.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05

Tontenele, Ser w~eltm1miide @is.
fopf, tpur0e einmal gefragt, tpoourh
ii9 Der @eiensunterfhie6. Der Grauen
Bel ben beridieoenen 8olfern am
6eiitliditen offenbare.
r9ur9 ibr 8erbolten bel elmer
l1ntrelie hires @eliebten", beriebte
GonteneIIe. vDie Jran50iin bringt
tire Nebenbublerin Inn. Die Stalie-
Merlin bringt ibren @eliebten nm.
Sic Gpanierin bringt ibre Neben-
bubIerin nno ibren @eliebten Inn.
Die Deatide bringt fid ielber Inn.
Die @ngldnoerin lott Die gerlobung
auf. NIe aber beiraten eirlen nnoe'
yen."
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Wereius>6 alenOer

GDmcDr6 Club. BrdiiOent:
Glfreo Sdmeier; Setretar, 5rau u.
S6la6ter, 1868 Conn. AOe., %. Us.
@~erIammlung ieoen oritten Wfittmob
i'm Wonat.
WrOipect Sia TriebbOf. @raiioent:
Gre0 0ogelione; Sefretar: s. q.
@intler; G9asmeiiter: 2aurence ..
Slut. 0eri. om 2. Samstag i'm
Mlonat i'm GrieObOfsgebdioe.
4 9enti@e Treimaurer Goge
% Mrminits, Nr. %, T.A.N.M.
f" GefretGr: Sreot. 4ertram,
1S41 Sbepbero Ctr, %. 6. Der
iommIuna am /. 9ienstag i'm Wto.
nat i'm 0euen @aionic Eempel, 13te
unb 8 StroBe, %. IS.
Grminins @ergniguugs : &ereiu.
1r6fi6ent: aonroo Nfiiner; Setre.
tar: Ebeooor 2er1, 5905 Siebte
GtroBe, 81. 50. @~eriammlung ON
/. Sonnnbeno i. Mt. i'm 9aiie zines
wfitgIie0eS.
Greater Beneficial Union.
9itritt Nr. 40. Hr6iioent, Mi&el
polner; Sefretdr, Gbriition aroner'
bitter, 11O4 @onibont Ctr, SilDer
Spring, $40. @eri. am a. 5reitag
i'm Monat i'm D6ibe Boint SaDern@,
12te uno Sc GtraBe, Norooit.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
GarteMfMltMr int faHis
i6em MtertMm

ltnIere beutige @artentultitr sebt
auf oas gorbiIo ser r0mii9eu Gar
tenar9iteften 5uriid. Oie @rieden
6iloeten in ser l1mgebung ibrer
S6uier nur Semitic un6 SbItgGr.
ten. CUR @rbolltng Iiebten iie es,
in lidten Saiitet 8a manoeIit, oeren
lodere 8aumgruppen nlir 0ur9 Ell.
niges @eltrGu1 un0 our9 berein3elt
iteben0e 8Iltmen unterbroden MUIR
ben. Sn unieren 8arts leben oieie
Anlagen fort, bod Daren oie grie-
dii9en &oine bel einfa6er un0
tannten ou9 Ben &aien ni9t, Der
crit cine 3i9tung Ser Ner8eit bar
felt un0 in einem mediterranean
un0 beiBen 2onoe, tpie es Senas
i6on I'M Iltertlim mar, at6 ni9t
re6t 5u pflegen getpeien mare.
8ll1meng1rten nur6en bereits it
oorgeididHider 3eit in aegppten
angelegt, ober 0ie eigentli9e Cor
tenfultur enftpifelte iid in Stnlien,
mo r6mii9e @artenfiinitler ienes
gorbil0 i9ufen, Oas fir oie beutige
@artenfitItur nod maBgebeno lit.
Sic IieBen berein5elte 8Gume ols
S6attenipenoer fteben u10 aogen
oi1te Sefen Inn bic @ege. 9as 0a-
gu b~ertuenoete @eItr6u9 ourfte dber
nibt, mie in BEN griediiden Sainen,
regellos pu6err, ion0ern nur6e ge-
itubt u16 gum Sell in 6ieuren ge-
I9nitten, no5u Der Sarus fi9 be-
ionoers eignete. 9ie r0mii6en @or-
tenfiinitler erfaitoen oltd oas Beet,
Die Mniammlung gleidartiger 8lu-
men, Die in &reiien ODER in quaOra-
tii6er Sorm gepfIan8t uno getD0bn-
li6 10 geituft muroen, oaB in Der
Mttte 6es 8eetes oie boben 8llmen
itanoen, m1breno oie nie0rigen Die
&anoeinfaiiung bilOeten.
SreiIiA tparen bic @Grten oes
Mltertums re6t arm an 8flanSen-
arten, oenn sic 3i9tung befano
ii6 nod in BEN Anfangen, Die Blu.
men beiaBen aii1 fait ale nod lire
uripriingli9e Sorm, iDaren einfa9er
in Ser @eitalt uno i6li9ter m Der
5arbe. 9ie 8lumen unierer Sage
fin6 gegeniiber oieien 4rten idmtli9
aIs v~gemGitet" 3u be5ei9nen. 8or-
augstpeiie pltroen Stolen ~fuItibiert,
bod fannie oos Mltertrm meoer
geIbe nod t%iefrote Stolen, 0eret 3iid-
tu1g crit ipGter gelang. Iu9 Der
Mobn golf als 3ierpflan5e uno
acknowledgement Sic &amiae, Die
in unierem Gimme feline S6n1ud-
blume 1T, in ser Antife aber megen
ibres @oblgerlt9s in alien @arten
angepfIanat tpuroe. 4n6ere @arten-
blunen COB es beinabe niGt. lin
aber BEN @arten interchangeable
5u geitalten, %erfnnoen Die r0miiden
&iinitler 6ie @ereinigung bon MrAi-
'teftur uno Yflonaenipuds. Sic leg
ten iteinerne @1nge an, i9ufen
fiinItlide @elGnoeunteridieoe, au De-
men Sreppen fiibrten, itenten Sta
tlten uno Goitamente in Sedenoff-
nungen, bauten @rotten, iiber DelAe
SdE.gpflon5en se5ogen tpuroen,
ita6en fleine Sei6e aus, Die nit
8oiierpflan5en uno Siiden beiest
tuoren. Sn SEN 3eiten Ser golfer-
tp%anoerungen gingen oieie anlagen
5ugrunoe. Grit oie @enaiiimce lieB
sic &ultur oes 8lumengartens neu
eriteben.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
S p e

Site bid nor S~albbeiten; ite
berbuuen Dir BEN @eg gum @onden.
Oft nGbnt man iemanoen ouf
BEN 3obn gu fiibIen uno fiiblt nur
oas fiinItli1e @ebiB.
8teIe m06ten nit 8~eriibmtbei'
ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, nit @eiItpol'
len ie0od MIR tpenige.
Mutter ellie bertritt ME-
maro.
@bner.gi6enbad.
SO 10 gatl5 i'm oagemeinen bel
fen m0dte, nur nidt geraOe in Dem
aligenblidliden San, ouf oeiien Silfe
re9ne nidtl
S nj altertum tDrr0e Seife nur
gum &aarpai6en benust; CUR &or.
perreinigung %bertDanote man Del
uno elm S6abeiien.
Srage ME: @as babe id bon
elmer Sofe, elmer @enoerung ODER
Neuerung gebabt? SonOern: 8as
babe i9 babel gelernt?
WutterItebel Man nennt
bid oes 2ebens S09itesl 50 miro
oenn ie6em, pie idnea er aud
itirbt, oennod iein Sodites 5uteil.
9as omerifanii6e 9ublifrm
5oblt a1p09entli9 etma 2 Milio-
men Dollar an MItroloeen, &riitaa.
ieber uno anoere 3ufunftsfiinitler.
0ie @ei6minoigteit orabtloier
&rr5peaen betrGgt etpa 268,85O
&ilometer in Ser Sefutoe, m1brenO
0ie longre @eaen nod etmas nge-
ringer" 1T?
8enn ieman0 li1 nod 6einett
8efinOen erflnoigt, 10 lei brcerIt
iiber5eugt, oaB er bon Dir feline
@abrbeitsliebe ertpartet, Die ole
6eine 2eioen ouf56blt.
Ole Semperatltr i'm Snnerr Der
groe ion mad Sen 8ere6nungen SON
8rofeiior Spitaler nt1ur" 1900
@roo GeIIius betragen, gegeniiber
ben anoeren Sbeorien, Die 100000
@rao geliius bertreten?
SripArih GebGe1.
@erOet tpeiie, ebe ibr mad OF'
fentli9en Stelungen tra9tet; REL.
leidt aber tperOet ibr, tpetn ibt
meiie geporoen ieiO, nidt mebr Oa'
nod tradten.
8Dtbogord8.
Sn @ariGou fam Dor einigen
Sobren elm Mn3ug zines b%eritorbe'
mem 8anfiers our @eriteigerung, Der
aus einem Mantel @apoleons l., els
mem ruiiii6en Sabnentrd bon 1912,
einem S6al 0es Qor0 YaImeriton
uno elmer 8ettoede oes @eneralfel0'
mari6aas MoItfe angefertiet NOR.
Cine eigenortige g%bitammuag
berr6t 0as @ort ~&ommiB6rot"
SIN 9reiB;giGbrigen &riege botte
@aIenItein Brotfommiiiionen einge.
iebt, Die fir cine eintpanofreie Qua.
IitGt uno gpredte 8erteilung Der
8rote an Die Soloaten iorgen ioa-
ten. 9ieIe 8rote erbielten Die 8e.
ae6inung &ommifiionsbrote - nab
tprroen bon Ben Soloaten abgetiir5t
in: &ommiBbrot.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05

Ole 0tfferen5en.
Greunoin: sd claude, Gba, Ou bolt
cine Differen5 nit oeinem Waann ge.
babt. @as 1T ben mum pie0er
los?"
Snnge Grau: rad INNER oas.
ielbe, ib babe reAt, uno er gibt es
nidt au."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
0CD Drill Tests
Speed Of Relief
During Air Raid

Dcwolrs Office Of CIVILIAN De-
fr-e is rapdly becoming pre-
pared for any and all cyentualues
thar could result from bombing
by enemy planes ), was apparent
today following the first city-widc
dress rehearsal of the emergency
welfare and evacuation service.
The work Of the service was
demonstrated in l. headquarters
schools throughout the city About
$50 trained volunteers partlcl-
p7tcd m the demonstration, half
of them as victims and The other
half demonstrating emergency
welfare and evacuation methods.
Rcd Cross aides and OCD vol
unteerS answered mobilization
orders which Were- sent out al /
% M yesterday from tho central
-eantr4i- center AoHtheEn-Itgh
school headquarters for Area >.
rclayed the order 10 the other IL
area headquarters
By 7.45 p. m. the volunteers
had gathered AZ their stations.
From s TO 9 p m they were busy
handling the raid victims