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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13
Casualties

Washington. Mar. 13-lNS The
names 81 49, United States sol
diers wounded in action in the Cen
trail Pacific, European. Mcditerran.
can and Southwest Pacific areas
Nineteen Michigan men were list
cd. They are:
Central Pacific area
Heiple, stan sgt Frank ! -
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Belts, mother.
136 Colorado Ave. Flint
Mondello. Pvt Seraino S.-Mrs.
Grace G. Mondelo. mother 555S
Pennsylvania, Detroit
Young Pvt. Loren K Mrs. n
len Young mother star Route.
New Lothlop.
Mediterranean area.
Adama. Pvt. George Mrs.
Eileen j. Adama. wife Fremont
Amato. Pvt Csrlo-James Amy.
to. father 10000 -Kuodell. Detroit.
Arnott Pvt. Donald T-Mrs.
Roxie Arnott' mother, Route l.,
Sault Sainte Marie.
Cooper. Pfc Arthur Mrs
Hattie Rneleka mother Evart.
Groce, Pvt. Mario, Jr-Mfs.
Marie Groce mother 25GS Elm
wood Detroit.
Deal, Pfc. Rexford W.-Mrs.
Goldie Scott, mother, SO Allen
Ave. Muskegon.
Dihlippo Pfc Chester Mrs.
Teresa Dihlippo, mother, 1914 Fair
view. Detroit.
Dingledine, Pvt Robert N-Mrs
Virginia VI. Dingledine, wife. 273
Kalamazoo St. Battle Greek.
Dutha PVT Leonard J. Mrs.
Elizabeth Dutka, mother 1881 Liy-
ernois. Detroit.
Eagle Pvt. Joseph y Mrs.
Kathryn Peterson, mother Box s.
Gladstone.
Gray, Pfc. owen VI. Mrs Ollie
Gray, mother, 1921 Hillger, De
troit
Holly. Pvt Frank J. Mrs Fran
ces b. Holly, mother, sos ". Cal
yerley St Houehton
Jastrzembski Pvt. Leo AIRS.
Stella Jastrzemhski. mother. ass
y. Campbell Detroit
Jenkins, Pvt Raymond II Mrs.
Jusnita Jenkins. mother. ;fl5 Ma
comb, Detroit
Sniezek, Pfc Edward A-Nlu-
cent Sniezek, father 5S96 Chopin.
Detroit
Woodall Tech nh or William
J Mrs Lorraine ~ANoodall wife
Fennyille.
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TodaNs Hornscone

II ih.s IS your birthday. let the
success Of your many ambitions
make you happy and forget past
failures Study yourself and de-
vclop all your latent talents You
make friends easily and have
many true and loyal ones In tho
next year exercise care and pa
tIence IN your business and CORE
spordence Be on your guard
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'.ENTEN REDUCING DIET
By Or. Clendenina
Menu for TVesdsy
BREAKFAST

Menu For TVssssy
BREAKFAST
J . grapefruit-no sweetening.
! slice whole wheat toast-no but.
ter or substitute.
l cup coffec-no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
Oxtsil-vegetable Soup.
/ slice toast, or 2 soda crackers
no butter or substitute.
! S-ounce glass SKINNED milk
DINNER
medium size, or small meat
balls.
, small boiled onions.
Dessert. ! slice cinnamon french
toast
l small cup coffee - no cream or
sugar.
NOTE: ! cup clear consomme may
be added 4 desired.
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Words Of Wisdom

Much m.sconstuction and Bit
terness are spared TO him Qho
thinks naturally upon what he
owes 10 Others rather than On
what he ought 10 expect from
them Mad Gulzot
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13

Garth Sangree suffered heart
attack. Thursday while at work in
Ypsilsnti, and was taken to st. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Ann Arbor.
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denim another. but It is much bet
ter manners a. we'll as more
Christian. TO try TO understand
them
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mis- column.
make physical deformities and dis
orders; as well as psychological
troubles - mlSbehavlor and emo
tlonal patterns.
II any parents under estimate
the Importance Of controlling hab-
its, let them listen to the philoso-
pliers. plato. records the Seign-
eur de Montague, did once chide
a child for playing with nuts VINO
answered h!m-'Thou chidest M
for a small matter Habit re-
piled Plato, is no small matter"
And Epictetus-"If YOU want to
do something make a habit Of II:
II you want not to do something
refrain from doing it ten times"
And to De Underlined for parents
We SOW our thoughts, and We
reap our actions: we SOW our ac-
tons and We reap our habits: we
SOW our habits and We reap our
characters: We SOW our characters
ana We reap our utslInEs
Effects Of Habits
And destiny is no small thing.
1t goes all the way from being
elected President of the United
States to being hung on the scat
fold. 1t decides whether you will
be round-shouldered or erect.
Whether or not a nall-biter, face
Jerker, a nose-picker, a clothes
twister, q lisper. Whether you
take a long or a short time to 60 TO
sleep, whether you gulp your food
or dawdle over your food, And if
you dawdle over your food your
wife may get sore and leave you.
And that brother, is destiny.
All Of these things, with the pos
slble exception of being President
Of the United States or being hung,
depend upon habits laid down in
childhood. Parents have the mate
rial when it is malleaole-they can
inculcate good habits, or allow bad
habits TO develop.
Coming down to the purely
physical | am impressed with the
influence of habit on posture. And
this is so much dependent On par
entail rrecept and example. Round
shoulders, STOPPING posture, curva-
ture Of the spine, slouching, all are
laid down in the formative years.
/ see so many soldiers on the street
with very unsoldierly stooped-over
carriage Even the drill sergeants
haven't been able to drive out this
habit.
Good Habits For Bad
There is no such thing as eliml.
mating bad habits, because Nature
abhors vacuum. You have TO put
a good habit in its place. Again to
revert to the philosophers, Eras-
mus saba nail is driven out by
another nail, habit is overcome by
habit" This is not always so easy
and demands study Of the mo-
tive and origin Of the habit. With
such a thing as nail-biting YOU
have difficult task. With the cry
baby, 1t can be seen that he cries
because experience has taught him
he gets something that way: break
the ci-ele, and make him substi-
tute smile for a whine and you
go a long towards stopping the
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You nav feel important self
Righteous, etc. Vhen you con.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13
against accidents. d

ssainst accidents. thefts and
qusrrels. This period is unfavor-
able for travel. The child who is
born on this date will be quick
to give and take offense. Home
training should stress truthful
ness and tolerance 10 counterbsl-
snce subtlety and vengefulness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13

Washington Mar lG-INS- The
Navy Department announced 10.
day 12l casualties OF the l. $.
Naval Forces fNavy Marine Corps.
and Coast Guardl
This list brine tho total casual
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13

DR.. Clcndening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Announce birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Draper are the
proud grandparents OF daughter.
Kathleen Louise. born Monday.
March s 10 their son and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Draper at ST. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Lcverett and
family. Ypsilanti. have moved TO
their newly purchased farm on
Moorelille Road
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13

Hsrlie Heath had the misfortune
10 fall on the ice. Wednesday, and
crack several ribs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13
stricken with Heart Attack

The school nurse visited Moore
Vile school Thursday.
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York News
GOOD ATTENDANCE

York, Mich, Mar. 1S-Pupils in
Mooreville Primary room who were
neither absent nor tardy for the
past six weeks were Norine
Schwartz. carl Wilkie. Gloria Con
de, Gary Craig. and Edith Kimerer.
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Excellent Record

Pupils in Mooreville Grammar
Room who were neither absent nor
tsrdy for the past six weeks were
Beatrice Randolph. Duane Ander-
son, Frances Murray, Russell Kan
itz. Eleanor Wilkie. Joann Condo.
Sandra Craig. Eugene Dietrich, and
Marion Fuller.
Eugene. Fred and Erlinda Lever.
EFT. and Robert Henderson are new
Vile School.
pupils who have entered Moore
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one. Minute Test Answer.

l. That branch Of botany that
deals with fungi
The science which treats Of
ANIMALS
, Treatment Of dlseasA.
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One Minute Test

] What IL myColo2y7
? What Is zoology
3. What does "therspy' mean
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Your Health
Early Habits Can
be Reflected in
Future Destiny
BY L.san Concerning NJ. D.

PARENTAL worries are about
one-quarter in the field Of the
physical condition OF their of
spring about three-quarters in
the psychological sphere. In the
field Of habit these fuse; habit can
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-27

priority. Carter Oil company
also holds large blocks of acre
age to the east of Hardin. and
the representatives of the Land
Department of this large major
subsidiary of the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey are still
picking up additional land for
field exploratory purposes in
various areas of Big Horn
county.
Hunt Oil company and Mar
Gus Snyder are also completing
blocks, and it appears that
something is about to break
loose in Big Horn county.
Yes! the oil bug is again buzz
ing around in the Hardin, Wy
ola, Lodge Grass and other
areas, and it appears that bust
ness is meant this time.
Note: In another issue of the
H Hardin Tribune-Herald the
writer will discuss picking the
place to drill.
Ray E. Cotton
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-27
Will Produce Low
Cost Women's Wear

A special program for the
production of women's inexpen-
Sive house dresses and slips was
announced by the textile bureau
of the WPB this week.
The new schedules also in
Guided mems low cost shirts and
shorts.
At the same time, the OPA
released ceiling prices for the
items to be produced under this
special program. These are as
follows: cotton house dresses,
S1..49; women's Gotten slips, IS
cents; mems printed, solid color
and white shirts, $1.39; mems
shorts, 80 cents.
WPB is releasing the fabrics
for these clothing items to be
produced and distributed during
July, August and September.
ADDING MACHINE paper for
sale at the Tribune-Heralu
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-27
TILL HARDIN TRIBUNEHERALD
aal1Way and Crow Agency next
sunday, July 80.

Halfway and Crow Agency next
sunday, July 80.
IheSes young women, who
come from various parts of the
country, will assist Mr.. Bentley
1or the next two weeks in his
parish and will conduct a church
vacation school at Crow Agency
9eglnnlng Monday morning,
July 81, at 8 am. The school
MI continue for ten days,
eGtiiloren and young people from
tour to fourteen are urged to
AXE advantage of the opportun-
lty Tor Christian training.
I'M members of the youth
IeIloWShip who are assisting Mr..
Sentley In this program have
already spent a month on the
reservation assisting the Rev.
W waikln willis at Pryor and Miss
lara E. Olds at Lodge Grass.
Eacn gir! has had college train
ing and is giving her time with
1ug remuneration in order to be
nelp1ul to the work of the
The group includes Miss Jean
FeUter OF Ohio, Miss Ruth Craft
OF Michigan, Miss Emile Major
of New JERSEY. Miss Margaret
avery OF Michigan, Miss Tai
SnigaK OF California and an
other young lady from Italy who
naS oeen taking college work l.,
VEle united States.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-27
Kiwunis Discusses
Russiun Relations

A round table discussion feat
ured the regular weekly meeting
of the Hardin Kiwanis club on
Wednesday.
The article, ITO Bridge the
Gulf between the U. S. and
Russia, by Eric A. Johnston
was read, and formed the basis
of the discussion which followed.
A candid statement of the dir
ference in idealogy between the
two nations, the article was
taken from a speech made by
Mr.. Johnston in Moscow. The
steps whereby profitable bust
ness relations between Russia
and the United States could be
maintained was outlined. Coop
Grafton between the two govern
ments would be necessary, it was
stated. Such business relations
should act as a preventative a.
gainSt future wars, Mr.. Johns
ton stated.
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DOMINIC STEVENS
Continued from page -

house with sod roof still stands
in contrast to the modern ranch
home. The surrounding hills,
which were knee-high with ma
tive grass, are now criSS-croSSed
with fences and SCARED with
pillow shares. The nearest post
office ad Doc Taggert we're at
Slack and Parkman, Wyo., and
the common mode of travel was
horseback, as the crow flies.
AS one of the Oldest cattle
men of the reservation, he W.T.
messed the growth of such
spreads as HeinrichS', Willis
Spear, Ed Dana, Hysham and
Mace armick'S 7 bar 7.
Interesting among his recol.
lections is that Of seeing wood
choppers with freight wagons
drawn by oxen cutting wood in
the Pine hills north of Hardin
and hauling it to Fort Custer
for fuel. His earliest remem-
brance of Matt Tschirgi was
that of a very young cowboy who
curled up in the bed wagon for
a sleep when the days ride was
too long.
To his many friends, Indian
as we'll as white, the hospital
ity of his home stood for the
best spirit of early Montana. His
latch string was always out and
he and his wife had a warm
welcome for all Corners.
Surviving are his widow, Mary
Kent Stevens: nine children,
Clarence L. of Seattle, Wash,
Thomas X, John R. and James
(PeteI of Lodge Grass, Mrs. Ag-
ne Fisher of Hardin, Mrs. Mar
garet Stovan of Nibbe, Mont,
Mrs. Josephine Goerlng of Den
yer, Colo, Miss Francis Stevens
of Hartford, Conn.,, and Alice
Burlison of Buffalo, Wyo.; six
teen grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-27

Norway's coast is more than
10000 miles long, about half the
distance around the world at
the equator.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-27

There are no national" holi-
days in the United States, since
each state decides on its own
observance.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-27

Field geophysical work by I'M
us OF the Carter Oil company
subsidiary of Standard Oil
company of New Jersey is now
n progress In the Wyola area
OF southern Big Horn county
and the Parkman area of ad-
Joining Sheridan county, Wyo-
ming. This work will continue
for several more weeks and ar
cas- being tested will eventually
be given test well selection site
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WILL ASSIST
WITH SERVICES

Young women who are visit
ing the Grow Indian reservation
in the interest of the Baptist
Youth Fellowship will assist the
Rev. c. A. Bentley when he con-
ducts the services at Hardin,
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OIL LEASING

continued from page u
GEOPHYSICAL WORK IN THE
SOUTH PART OF COUNTY
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CLASSIFIED
AD COLUMN
For Sole

8 piece dining room set, kitchen
cupboard, ice box, trunk, met
al bed, sanitary cots, single
cots, large round oak table,
and two drinking fountains.
Mrs. S. A. Yergey. 30-1
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Notices

DEBTS COLLECTED-Turn
money due you into cash.
Notes. judgments, accounts.
No charge if we fail. Any
where. IS years in business.
References. Write R. C. VAL
entine Co. MarShalltoWn. Ia.
PERMANENT WAVE. sec! Do
your own permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete
equipment. including 40 curl
ers and shampoo. Easy to do,
absolutely harmless. Praised
by thousands including Fay
Mckenzie, glamorous movie
star. Money refunded if not
satisfied. Big Horn Drug. SOFT
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Wanted To Buy

Will pay good price for bicycle
'JIFFY' stand in good condi-
ton. Inquire Tribune-Herald.
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Lost

Ration Book 3 and 4, Mrs. Anna
May Owen, Francis Owen. P.O.
Box IA Lodge Grass. 30-2
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StrdYed

Strayed: One registered here
ford bull branded Lazy E N
bar on left ribs. In vicinity Of
Sarpy country. Reward as to
whereabouts. Joe w. Egan.
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Modern basement apartment.
Phone 70. 28-tf
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40 acres irrigated and near War
man school. Phone 1881. soft
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For Rent

Three room apt. Kuchera's 1922
Three room furnished apart
ment with porch. Kifer Apis.
Phone 29O J. 28-tf
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MAKE me cash offer for ITS
acres grazing land located l
mile northwest of Grow Agen-
cy. Little Horn river runs thru
same. w. H. Dakfn, Brecken-
ridge, Tex. 1910
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
PLAN MEMORIAL
RITES SUNDAY
FOR ". WOODSON

Services to commemorate the
memory OF the late Wilbur c. Wood
son will be held on Sunday, April 2,
at st. Antoine YMCA when COM
mitteemen and friends of the Y
forum gather for the occasion.
Wilbur c. Woodson served for IL
years as an official of the YMCA,
where he served his last few years
as executive secretary of the or
ganization.
While he was active in the or
ganiZation, the institution made
rapid progress in the forming Of
over 80 clubs. and an increase in
the membership among younger
boys and girls.
He was steward of Bethel AME.
church. Area Warden No. / of the
Civilian Defense. and secretary OF
the Selective Service Board No. !;
member of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement Of Col
ored People; a member of the
American Woodmen. and a men,
Der of the Alfred District Council.
Rev. Robert Brady ST.. will pre-
side at the Memorial Services and
the Marvin Dupre Choir will fur
niSh the music.
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GADDINGS.
BY GLADYS
FIRST VISIT TO sELFRIDoE FIELD

We took. group OF 60 up to Sefridge Field
Thursday night OF last week to put show for
the boys up there.
We not very enthused about IL when LIEUTENANT
GARFINKEL. phoned after seeing the JABBERWOCK
but went with II because the lieutenant is very
persistent he has set his heart thing
and he had set his heart of the acts from
the "JABBERWOCK for the boys out there We so
glad and found for ourselves the need of
taking another group possibly get 1t to-
gether We played to mixed group well mixed about
half and half and appreciave Of even the cornest
OF u.s.
They served a luscious dinner and transported us
there and back in comfortable buses with sopover at
the Officers club for few rounds Of dancing
THE APOLLO PLAYERS did ATTORNEY FOR DE-
TENSE. THE DUPRE CHOIR. sang only they
CLIFFORD SMITH MARY ANN BAIIER. :. CARL STE
GER. LEONE Lucky. LOUISA PERRY and some
of the PYRAMID GROUP comprised the entertainment
with a soldier. PRIVATE McKIBBON very capable
NC. GLEN MILLS did his usual fine job Of stage manag
ing.
CHAPERONES were MRS. ROBERT LEWIS. MRS
FRED JONES. CAROL CARNEY. DAWN WATSON.
and AL LOVING.
Additional folk. who went along were. ELEANOR
WILLIAMS. .BERNICE FINLEY. LUCY HOWARD.
GERTRUDE SIMMS. .PRINCETTA GRAHAM. BELLA
CLEMON. and. MARY LYNN OLDHAM.
MRS. EDITH KEMP DOES A HEAP OF
ENTERTAINING THIS PAST WEEK
On Friday. MRS EDITH KEMP. hostess to the
DETROIT STUDY CLUB. at the YWCA. "A program
Browning" the feature. followed by piano
lections by. BARBARA LOOMS. Thirty members and
guests attended Hostess for the next meeting March 81
will be MRS E. LOOMS KEMP was hostess to her bridge
On Saturday afternoon MRS group a Hotel Gotham.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
Frances Burton
Hostess ToCIub
AT Gay Meeting

Members of the $50 Different"
club had an opportunity to see
Frances Burton's brand new home
last Tuesday night, when she enter
tanned them.
Frances taught the members a
new game called horse racing, and
after they caught on. there were
many tense moments, while the
horses were racing home. However,
lady luck favored Toni Webster,
Louise Marshall and Vivienne Coop
er. Toni and Vivienne won beauti-
full necklaces and Louise won a
leather appointment book.
Preceding the supper, the hostess
brought out two pink and white
cakes, honoring Margaret Hunter
and Vivienne Cooper's birthdays.
She presented each with a gift.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

Cues. Should you choose your
laxative for thoroughness. prompt.
ness, or general satisfactoriness?
Ans. You should look for all three
qualities. CUES. What laxative has
been "A really popular favorite
with four generations because u
usually is prompt, thorough. and
satisfactory. when directions are
followed? Ans. Good old Black
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

KEMP. was hostess to her bridge
group at the Hotel Gotham E.
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y y
MRS. MOSES LEE. has been
confined 10 her bed. for the past
three weeks with a heart ailment.
X x X
BEATRICE FLEMING. the cos
metician. . is now sojourning in
California. Los Angeles. went to
visit her sister and brother-in-la
:. MR.. AND MRS. MAGNUS
CLARK OF Flint. Also brother in
Bakersfield, Calf.
X X *
LOUISE GROOMS. :. left last
night. Sunday for Chicago. to
join her husband. and the two Of
them. will go on to Mt. Vernon
for a short rest She will return to
Detroit. on the Monday after
Easter.
ROBERTA GREENIDGE. left
her studies. at. WAYNE UNI
vERSITY LAW SCHOOL. last
weekend for a short visit with
her fiancee. WILBUR HUGHES
=. who Is an air cadet at Tuskegee.
:. TOM DODSON'S wife and moth
| MERCHANT TOMMY. his first
| glimpse Of his son, TOM JR.
| - * X
MARGARITA SCOTT. died last
Monday. left two Riddles. She Is
the former wife OF "SCOTTY".
the policeman. very very sad. &. F..
she was still very young.
| v * X
THE CHARLES CAMPBELLS. IT..
have made up with US. for telling
about their expected blessed event
:. and they have given us permits
sion to tell YOU. that the little
stranger Is indeed here. q. . in person
:. made her entrance to life. ON
last Monday. . in MILLS HOS
PTTAL. at Brighton, Mich.
Many many congrats to Charlie and
Bea.
X X X
MARJORIE STEPHENS. :. Is
keeping us posted about her timer
airy in the state Of California. j.. She
seems to be really playing it. and
how.
X * *
See va at the MAYNOR RECITAL
and the YTIRAHC SHOW. the
former is this weekend. the lat
ter on April IS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
When you're choosing q laxative
these Questions are important

Draught. Cues. Is Black Draught
easy to take? Ans. You betl Par.
ticularly in the new sranuisfsd
form.
Black Draught Is purely herbal
Economical, too-25, to 40 doses
only Csc! Caution. use only a.,
directed. Get this friendly laxa-
tive" in the familiar yellow box
TODAY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

. Does your Hair look terriblee Is il
hard, tough, rough, unruly and hard
to manager Then rejoice as you read
this because now you can really inn
prove the appearance of your Hair.
Just get a can Of SWEET GEORGIA BR0WM
MAIN DRESSING PomADE, the favorite of
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