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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15

add liberal portions OF baked beans
and roast beef. Season with wind,
rain. sun and snow. Sweeten from
time to time with chocolate bars.
Let smoke occasionally Bake in 40
degree summer temperature and let
cool in below zero weather. Serves
14O.OOO.OOO people"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
National
Recipe

Cumberland - Here's a recipe
making the rounds Of CelaneSe
workers:
Take one draftec slightly green;
stir from bed at an early hour. Soak
in a shower or tub daily; dress in
olive drab; mix with others of his
kind. Crate on the sergeant's
nerves; tougher with maneuverS;
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
Jack GuHen
Enters Army

Cuniberland-Jack Gallen. sports
columnist with the Western Mary
land CLIO News and the Voice OF
Labor for five years. was scheduled
TO enter the U. S. Army this week.
Gallen, a well-known sports fig
ure in this area, volunteered for
service.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
Memorial Hospital Gets
Iron Lung From Unions

CUMBERIAND-An iron lung, made available to all resi-
dents of Western Maryland by the Maryland Labor Unity Con-
was presented labor representatives and city officials
to Memorial Hospital last week.
eliminating fund drive that brought contributions from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Club Visitors

Mr. and Mrs Cecil Hobbs and
NJ and Mrs Harrington r.
Walker were chatting with Nh.
and Mrs Colburn Standish and
Colburn Jr and stunning Mrs
StaCkpolc dressed IN soft gray.
was waiting for Mr. Stackpole
IN the lobby Of the club.
Mrs Richard Pickering JOY
has returned from New York
whore she went for few days
shopping
Mrs Austin r Wing expects
10 leave shortly 10 spend Christ
mas with her son Walter Wing
In New York There are many
indefinite plans for the holidays
this year all dependent upon
leaves and furloughs Of our men
IN the services.
Some such attractive sights
about the Pointc such as the
Harold Boyer twins in riding
habits laughing merrily with
each other as they waited for a
bus the other morning.
Elaine Schcnck Jr. and her
little mother care of small Sis
ter Sandra and tho Neil NylonS'
big collie dog guarding their
baby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Several Dinners

There were several dinners
this week 10 break the monot-
onv of the weekly buffet nights
~ the clubs Mr. and Mrs Burt
Eddy Taylor asked A few close
friends 30 dine with them IN
their lovely home on Lake Shore
road II is nice 70 see the
FaplerS hack m their own home
again after the years that a.
has been closed
After eating w1fd duck shot
by their host. the guests were
granted the privilege OF seeing
the marvellous shelves 81 canned
fruits and Vegetables all grown
and pui up on the home grounds
10 say nothing Of the canned
chicken also q home grow n
product
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Supper Party

Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs
prewltt ScnmcS had an infor-
nal supper party and that same
evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Howard Bennett had guests in
their home ON Washington road
The ountrV Club was
crowded on I'S buffet night and
everybody visits about from
table 10 table IN 2 most infor-
NAL manner. Dining there the
other night, We saw Or. and
Mrs William Sptzley- Mrs.
Spitzloy charming IN black
and green print frock Mr. and
Mrs. George ClaTkSon Thrall
were there and Mr. and Mrs.
William T Gage came IN with
their pretty daughter Sally.
who was smart m scarlet and
black
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Finished IN Non-P Poison
Gus Blue and Pink
Hard Lacquer

Sturdy wood wing.
Comfortable. folds com
pactly. Easy 10 pack
Easy 20 wash Water
proof and suitable for
N or outdoors. Can be
put up snyhere.
Crowley 's-Bssen,snt
Infants Wear Dept.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

Select this hose for variability as we'll as
EYE" appeal Select several pairs for work.
as we'll as dressed up" occasions. Every
pair with reinforced heel and toe for extra
wear. New fall shades 10 complement any
costume. Sizes TO 1917.
Cr0wley's-Bargaln Basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

White rabbit fur hack
with cape leather palms
IN green or red in the
assortment.
SUf-fIt
. Medium and large
sizes
Perfect for Christmas
gifts and HOW the
young ladies will 60 for
them Christmas Morn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
NETNL PTA PLAY

Netal Parent-Teacher AssOcia-
ton viii met in the Netal School
auditorium Thursday at $50 p.
m. Students of the school Will
present a Christmas play and a
musical program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Two DaiIy
Quizzes
knowledge Test

b. DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY
What is another word for
Ca) Failure 20 sleep? (b)
Kings evil? (c) Pcccary?
What was the first name Of the
husband Of Ca) Anne Boleyn?
lbl Martha Gusts? CO. Rebec-
ca in the Bible?
lis il bird, beast or fsh-(a)
Ch) Okapi tc) Crane.
do you know-(a) What the
Moslems were called IN the
Middle Ages? Cb) What the
underground railroad IN the
United States was? (c What
is the capital Of Northern
ireland?
5-Name him (a) He was first to
reach the North Pole. th1 lie
wrote THE Ugly DucklinG'
tct He was Il Russian monk
that influenced the last 'fsar.
SIS the singer known as bari
tone, tenor or BASS lal Feodor
Chaliapin, (b) Nelson Eddy,
CO.. Richard Crooks
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Quick Questions

1-Mel-lei is the first name of the
wife of what United Nations
leader?
aa-ttlhat histurfc-ta-nd IN z WAS
made in this country on Dec.
2l 1920?
"a cats Jaw movement differs
from a dogs in what way?
4-Who was Pocahontas' father?
5-What fctional character Of
Cervantcs fought windmill?
residents Of Puerto Rico
are the citizens of what
country?
James Polk was the (a) 18th;
-lb) 18th; tC) 18th president OF
the United States.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

NLAELN i - APRLL u

NhRCH ~ TO APHiL -p
ir5rs- Slightly less Favorable
aspects than yesterday ON a per
5n,.. vayl but al. useful and essen
ta' lines Of endcaNor are houorod
and y0g who believe IN "thC better
PHO decd. t1c hotter the day Will
make e q reality
April ~ TO HiY ~
-mrnv-C Can be- made profitable,
well worth while period hy using
.vcCroa, methods. combining your
6rc mental equipment with physl-
ga. o,N,trity IN co-ordinatcd team
vors WHOLE Of April advan,a-
gco3s beneficial for Taurcans.
NAY ~ 10 JUNE ~
Friendly day IN gen
oral way, less stimulating than
past couple of days. Slow down,
. possible. 20 take stock Of actjvi-
tres and self. Check health with
physician, dentist Keep ~.
JUNE p 70 JJLY %
CT nc Favored planning.
m q King preparations fer work
ahead; checking. orders and inSPcct=
Ing work. New and unfamiliar
undertakings should he carefully
studied and discussed with the right
authorities. Don't make needless
July p To AUG. %
ICo-An outstanding month for
Lcoitcs for personal achievement
and now contacts Of value, military
progress. gains through your lead
ershiD qualities. Today IS one Of
your best.
ARG. % TO SEPT. %
TirQ important to the whole
days success that you do not worry
or hccnnln- nnndIe<slp-iEr lts+ad AaH
can do a fine job if you use your
intuition and analytical ability
astutcly. Proceed sufficiently slow
SEPT. % TO OCT. p
Tibr0 - Teachers, instructors
diplomats. leaders in our armed
forces, students: especially favor
able influences; you can he most
helpful 10 others All Librans arc
slated Tor advancement.
OCT. % TO NOV. -
Scorpjo-Be on your toes While
indications are generally favorable
YOU can make false moves, unnec.
essary errors unless attentive anc
quick to follow instructions, carry
out orders.
NOV. % TO DEC. -
SUPERINTENDENT look like :
snap, particularly in difficult tasks
but that should not be barrier tc
a Sagittarian. The keener the com
petition whatever your work., the
better you like it--surely the more
gratifying when you do win. Yol
can win today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Bright Sayings
OF Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today'S 81 goes 10 Mrs. r. F..
Phillips, 1927 Commonwealth, who
how a 4-year-eld relative,
seeing a cattaIl IN swamp, re-
marked:
why, there's a hot dog on
stick"
Mail your favorite child's say
inGS 10 Bright Sayings of Chill
dren, The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
ABOUT ALLOTMENTS

2. II. 6: Q-I have brother
In the service who is giving our
parents the allotment from his
pay. Ny father has had stroke
and is unable 10 earn any part Of
the living. They are paying for
the home.
1 would like to know IL I can
have a partial allotment taken
from my pay when ! enter the
service. The one allotment isn't
enough 10 meet the living expenses.
All both sons contributed
substantial portion Of the par
ents' support, they may receive
an allowance from both Of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Released Soldier
Should Report
To Draft Board
Fighting Mans Friend;

Mrs. 4 T, Q Docs soldier
who has been released from t'e
army because Of advanced age
have 20 report 20 h., dlatr board
upOn release
A-SoldierS released from Tho
army should report 20 their local
boards Immediately upon their
return.
Mr.. 4. NJ. z Q Ms brother IS
induction papers we've stamped
Limited Service al taf time De-
left for Fort Custer. This was
due 20 bad ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Please SEND MY TNDIVID- (
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
months Of 1915.
! Was Born;
Month ..........-..- Day..
Send lJe and Scif-AiS,ne3
Stamped EHtoiobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

" April .
DEC. % TO Jan. ei
Coprjro,p-A period Of evenly
mixed vibrations. II will be up TO
YOU " ZIP the scales IN your favor.
Personal and romantic indications
arc promising. Business asks
patient effort.
JAN. % To FEB. 20
AquaIius-Get down to brass
tacks-no dawdling with such en-
couraging indications prevalent for
work, government matters, war in
terests and every worthwhile essen
ual occupation. Strike out for real
accomplishment.
Fen. 2i TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Excellent for planning
activities and difficult projects for
entire month, checking past work
and making changes and improve
meuts wherever necessary. CneX-
pected favorable news now or soon.
4 CHILD horn on THIS dap;
Adventurous, original, ever ready
20 try something new, interesting.
II sincere and true 10 better self,
can attract the good will and re-
spcct Of people, especially superiors.
Excitement, action, varied interests
will crowd its life. BE careful that
II doesn't waste fine God-glven tall
ents and capability.
Birth date Of Charlcmagne, Ro-
man emperor; Hans c. Andersen
Danish poet; Emile Zola, French
novelist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
CHANGED FROM LIMITED

" fltIl TIC HI h'..i
camp IN Texas he vas told h' WAS
pot in Limited Service Can ho
be changed from +tifftte+i t-'-f5eff-
eral military service GtroT h0 is
indicted? To whom can ] write
regarding the allowance and alioi-
ment for soldiers dependents?
A-The army IN q no
promises and IL. upon further
examination, il i found that he
Is capable Of general service. no
may he taken out of limited
service.
Write TO the Office OF Deepen
dency Benefits, 2lS Washington.
Newark. y. j., regarding family
allowances for dependents.
r. L.: Q-When ! last heard
from my sons they were stationed
at Pearl Harbor some time ago
Can you tell me how I can scnc
them mail? ! sent one letter III
care of the Postmaster. San Fran
cisco. but il came back.
A-Suggest YOU call the Home
Service Section Of the American
Red Cross. 500 West Lafayette,
RIA. 1880. for information on the
correct way TO address their
letters.
NAVY WILL TAKE HIM
P.L. d: Gould you tel M
II man as years old, with :
wears experience as a locomotive
engineer. can ioin any branch o
the armed forces, and, If so, VIVA
branch
A-The navy is accepting en-
listmentS Of men between the
ages Of SS and 80 either for gen
eral duty or for the SeaBces
CONSTRUCTION Battalion. The
navy recruiting office is located
In the Federal Building.
j. A. 6: A-Whether or not
you would he placed In Limited
Service" depends on the result
of your physical examination at
the induction center. Your queS-
ton can be answered only after
such physical examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Firth date Of Charlcmagne, Ro-
man emperor; Hans c. Andersen,
Danish poet; Emile Zola, French
novelist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
BETWEEN THE LINES Dean cs sasa B., 3 Hancock

dispose southern communities to look for trouble
OF The Negroes making: and seldom do we fail TO
lind the trouble We look for Some Isolated incident
uni' lated to any Negro uprising may easily be seized
upon a pretcx do 10 death defenscless and law
abiding Negroes.
Some weeks ago in casual conversation with an
inteilis nj white man on the streets OF a southern
city he let slip the remark the home guards OF
the several states had been instructed to summarily
put down any Nsgro uprising. The danger here is
,ha, these home guards may not be further in
siructed to put down any white hoodiumism design
ed to prey upon defense and law abiding Negroes.
II makes all the difference in The world whether
the home guard is instructed guarantee the peace
OF the community just mc;tiy to put down Negro
uprsings Here we have an organization definitely
assigned to the task OF putting down Negro upris-
ngs but there is noe~id~hve that there Is any or
ganization among Negroes 10 stage this uprising It
was found in the beaumont. Texas, riots OF recent
date that there no sembance of organization
among Negroes. In every case Of riots the same
Thing is going to be found that there is plan or
organization for uprsings among Negroes anywhere.
To attribute such imhecillc assumptions to Negroes
an uprising implies, Is TO disparage the conscen-
tions efforts Of Negro leadership.
There are certain elements in the South deter
mined TO throw the Negro for loss during the war
while the Negro is trying TO enlarge his already
cramped position in the nations scheme OF things.
Therefore am not nearly certain / once was
that these are being inspired by the Germans
and Japanese: II is quite probable that they are
being inspired and circulated by those elements OF
the White South who want for their
proposals TO further subjugate the NJ eroes If GER
tain elements OF the White South are bent on
Strengthening defenseless Negroes then the RESPONSE
billy should be laid at their DOORS rather than at
he doors OF rumors without any foundation save the
clamor OF certain elements Tor Negro blood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

publicity IS only given to findings of crime which
damn the Negro
Familiarity with some OF the statistical methods
Of so-called scientists in the government and out
side make skeptea not only OF the method OF ar
irving at these findings the rate OF syphilis as
between colored and white but OF the findings them
selves. However, If they are ABSOLUTELY true no
real good can come of the racial emphasis-whch
was apparent in the recent press release OF the
United States Public Health Service On the other
hand IL may defeat its own end II may give some
naive white folks the idea that syphilis is primarily
Negro disease and that the spirochaeta respect the
color line. What tragedy II would be II some fine
young white woman under such misappre-
hension should fall a victim OF locomotoratixis or
become lost in the FOX OF paresis.
What the facisg simply this-that thousands
OF American men. women and children white and
black native and foreign born, Jew and Gentle
are the victims of a terrible scourge. II cannot be
extirpated on the basis OF color or race European
white men carried II from the filthy brothels ~
Europeon cities to Africa and dehltd the blood OF
the Negro Ia fact the triumph Of European civillza-
ton has been In part the triumph OF syphilis II
has railed conqueroT and Observation-Disclosures
and priests around ths world
II is the duty and obligation Of the United States
Public Health Service to devise and execute plans
TO improve the health OF the American people by re-
ducing preyentable disease and death This cannot
be achieved by dubious publicity designed apparent
ly to bolster the superiority complex Of those white
Americans who must constantly have something TO
support their claims Syphilis IL not only prevent
able but In IT'S early stages durable And the method
Of defense against this invader which knows no race
nor color creed cannot be predicaed on the race
and color Of It's victims
The spirochaetae OF syphilis don't give damn
about the color line
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

NETRg1s BlooIy r + over i Is the day q all
IL r. All color- nrd creeds TO get
tagetesr make rrea' Fourth Its safer. more toll
er,t .f. .apro.s THAN ever before We
ft.N i Stf. ,t AREA rsatt Jewish members Of
the E~' As er.si iered heavy losses
rhe- flele~tie is 50 hey re-
plerl, TAX .tsl aiG f,iaaes tee.r broken plate glass
vrdl4. Tnte ASA t4.f hire more colored help,
Which h, f0'C tad ads atea osS ago ana they want
htrecNfs reAd arG paifenso Know thaf heF nold no
ro.trtrl l te lace f6r>waai happened last week.
we ask th4t resentment against them be
shown rei ana tnat 81. ptofa uganda against Je"
ish serw citizens Sc dsregardtd for we have many
s'aetcn fc'Ha- among hem
MI JeN- are minorNs Yfpsf. ln,i as we are ana
tl many common problems Of nlustice
Il u take time tor Detroit 70 redeem itself IN the
eyes he world for the shameful thing Whch has nap
pened here The gave great comfort TO our AXIS enc
mics II gaze hem cause 70 believe that the American
home frost is dlsintepratirQ
They anticipate hat the breakdown of law and or
der IN the Arenal City Of Democracy last ween wall result
in. considerable decrease in nation production
program Bur the people Of Detroit must demonstrate 20
the world that resolved 20 work harder and coop
cr-tc diligently than did before the riotng Of
last Sunday and Monday REDEEMED streets with blood
Register 10 Noie--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03
Detroit's Moral Responsibility

THE RIOT which occurred in Detroit last week brought
death and property loss TO many citizens Of both
races The City Of Detroit may not be legally
sponsbe for hS damage but nobody can Faithfully deny
that i IS morally responsible.
II The same destruction had been occasored BY an act
OF nature, Sucn a a food an earthquake,
IL i E d resulted from bombs dropped from the skies by
enemy planes, government agencies the Red Gross and
other humanitarian organizations would have been quick
10 provide suctor for the victims survived This
should be- The same relief should be provided by the
Cry Of Detroit FOR Detrois riot sufferers L Is comma
Whca law nd order broke down in Detroit last sun
day g and Monday ard rotng spread throughout the
CITY h4aared, c innocent. awabiding citizens of both
races suffered ad among the victims We're scores 81 unoi
fenag t0iorpd people mo dubbed he heads
ana SHOT . death bS policemen who should haNe given
protecta Va either instances Policemen stood silently
bv and sea o. s.erstHe while white rioters beat iSolat
Ell cog ye..w wno happened 70 fall into their clutch
ts Oher inroc, citizens we're dragged from their
turned ana rnsd still otnerS We're pulled from street
cars AVID lr,r4 beaten by the no5s
: Their tco negh property loss sustained by non
coored efar,s operating business places IN the Has
trrs street area Hate glass windows broken and
niervhnr -ed he damage aggregated MANY nun
III ta~, those who lost their li,o- II the riot
cclor2a we As waite they are beyond all need q hui
man helr some y them were byead-vinners. and be-
cause frsrc death their loved ones today sai-
fcr.ng er't and lftAton
A thesc nateeal Poses rcading expenses for
burial, lsor should be recompenScd BIZ the
Citg De- Tnteeriot losses would not have occurred.
nor Sfd ther eyes % ths many phases Of inus
t.ce atl srtre Which 3artd UP and around the
c rsr stlr agair~, either. Of darker skin,
iat n, -r9 demonstration al Eastwood Park
IakStsr ckar4 liant arG eiscw here N hite hood.
lgns Wee ed inc THAT ihey had nothing 10 fear
fron tsa rosce wtD ale pa'd hy he tax payers !.
Yes, De-ro has rsal moral obligation 10 relieve the
r.ot s;F When saeh 4wless Outbreaks occur IN fu-
tara 4ns. eee Il he na'on legal well moral re-
SruI> Srosd pf cenaNued o. the communities lN
vt.ct fi reak-e9NA q ia~ and order occur Ia tact
fs,., curftto he enacted making states. counties
and ttanc.@iiE !iatle tor Qeath 81 carnage
s.fer ze., dc rf- freaks 90 la~le,SfeSs ana
,-.t6re aa tre nations statutes. law
.tsor aAd t..ic Authorities IN individual
loe eN, gfeaef vigilance " pfeNth'.hg TOYS
and etge aI. irfes iolS-ile persons "oA'a s'''A
twire ut''e' stAft 'fesDtr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-03

have no real scientific or social purpose Syphi-
lis is devastating disease with which all and
kinds OF are afflicted IT Is widespread and
has been found every level of society The dead
ly spirochaea Of syphilis has bored It's way into the
brains OF statesmen and kings and polluted the
bluest blood OF the arisocracy OF Europe and Amer
Tea II claims its victims on Park avenue well as
Lenox: In the legislative halls as well the dance
halls OF the iitterbugs.
The division OF the people OF America into black
and white in the presentation OF the statistics OF
disease and crime Is relic Of the slave regime and
is another manifestation Of the experimentation
motive which dominates the thinking OF Americans
even those on the higher intellectual levels Such
division is purely artificial and Is not demanded by
the criteria OF science The scientific method II hon
esty pursued would make the comparison not only
on the basis OF but nationality. social and eco
monte status and perhaps religion. Are the
Irish more susceptible TO syphilis than the Italians 4?
Is the Jew more receptive to the spirochaeta than
the Gentle DO The well-born escape more often than
the poor? Statistics OF disease are often misleading
Their publication should be directed 10 some social
good II is to be noted with regret that widespread