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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
@inuior, Eai., 8anaDa
:. Ynu,uSs sSird,e. Yorrnf Nue

Hiarrer Otto s. 9iehle, 1915 YGxs01
Ipc., @inhipr, aonaba. @ottesbienN -
br,, Somncr:npnatcn BON 80 llbr tots
mtrions; ScnntaoIhuIe bon 10--11 llbr
rormitsios. Seben i. Sienstus abenbs
i'm sRunat aird,enrats sSitung. Seoen 1.
Sounerstda abenbs i'm gfcnat Sraien
@erein Sibung. Ille @oltss uni. Wian'
bensaenolien iinb her5lid] eingelooen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Dsrloftot:

G,ne fleiRt9c Jran, berbelratet oosr
unperbeiratet, fiir Office Heinigen.
Cute St,uOenihid,t. @uter 9pbn.
Stanoige 9lrbeit iabraus iabrein.
gtadSufragen bon 8 llhr pormit.
tags bis 5 llbr aberbs bel ser
Guangelical Eref (Serrn 2iuif),
1900 Suterior 9lpe., Glepelano, $.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
EIcDelan6, Chip
z. 9. Gunng. 2utb. ct. Spbanncs 2ird)e

=. .. Vbnn0. Nutb. St. S1Dhnncs 8tfDe.
Yaitor Sars 6oiiel, 76i Gbbp goao.
Gel: Wulberrp 064i. Q llbr pornlittd9s
oeAtider @pttesoien!t 10 llpr Sonnz
tdeid)ulc. II lltr englilher @ottesbienit
2utbcr 2i9a slnoadt unb WerlGalntlung
Sonntag abenbs 1880 llbr. aoniirn,ons
ben llnterrid,t unb bentid,e Sd,ule am
Sumstaa BON Q llbr an. gllle 0laubenss
,cnciien linD berslid einaeloben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06

- Srob ser pielen Siege jtlgt Der
slttiemnarft nod innner Sieiltcno.
Die SSibe yoes fommenoen Sieges"
lit nod, nid)t am Barometer bon @all
Street erihienen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
elas GIcuelanr, Okie
3lpeia 33.

Iaen 0riicern sur NaGridt, oas
Die naGIte 0erIanlnlung, iuelfe cine
8eneralperiammll,ng lit, am Conn.
tag, ben 9. Sanuar, nafnlittags 9
ubr, itattfinoet. @ir rperoen oie 81
nan5beritte pom pergnngenen Sabre
b0ren lmo mir bofieu oaB oieie Ser
iammlung ebenio gut belld)t iein miro
tpie oie i'm Se5ember. no bie neucn
8eamten fiir 1914 gelpablt puroen.
Sie neugeipablten gemnten iino iplc
folet:
Yrdiibsnt. 9tatfbeip S5eeebi
Tisez zTrdi.. Sans SoiIel
Sefretdr, German Wtilcr
Sin.> .>Setr, Iihael llntd
Sdaem., Sohn Hotb
G.s%. .sSefr., Sobn Srcd)
grd)ipar, 8eorg gbrman
Sabnen> >Warld,nu, Sobn Suopi9
0ertpdlter, Sobn Sitlfel
Oireftoren, anDreas Srptlcif. Geors
0iiller, 8eora Toth, Gblparo
Sfneioer, ,Sobn gSeber
Siirlpart, giartin 3eld
slae @riioer, oie nit ibren .3ub.
lingen i'm Hiititanoe iino, iollten iid
in ibrem eigcnem Sntereiie gutitebent
MAIDEN. &erman MiQer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Gbicagp, Ssninpis
Scmtihe uub Stebcnbiirsiid) SdMiiid)e
ct. XaulnS WcnicInbc, 1855 Spmer Ctr.

1ultor e. Scbmibt, 1859 Spmer Ctr.
Seben Sonntug 8 llbr SonntasidluIe in
cnaliidb unb ocutitt. 9eutider @ottess
Ssn ;ir Ssn sSHntaa iiScd ,' ,l'; af ea ,as
oierten S,nntag 1916 llhr. Gsutiher
Wittiupd nod,z
nittaes 1880 llbr; en9liIher 8pnfirs
nanbensllntcrrid)t Sonstog oornlGtdas
10 ltbr 9c,liide S6ule Sdnlstag ndhs
mittags . llbr.
9lue @lo.bensgenpiien llnb Greul,be
iinb bcr,Iih ein9eIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
1944 Central pcrban~s Kenpentien

Zen yeamtcn nnS Nitsebsrn nniercr 3wcapercinc sur
sefa0aeu acnnnisnahm oaf bic 8pf%eamn bcd ucn ba.
ben i'm Nona NRn 1914 sic Ibdc Sabres&onpcutpn nnieres
Yerbanbes absmbnftcn.
2icjenacn ;weauerene Die ssmest limb oe Sonuention
eimsnlaoem in rcm @cn o Stab bic Situnaen abSubacn
limb frb crind ocn rpfcfretGr gruScr ura arn beruun
;n bcnaridtsen mnO 5~ar nidt ipay als 10 Sannar 1914
Nns ben eimseaniencn Gnlaonnsen werScn bic 8roase
amten in Der .annar %eamuluns Sen Swegpen nub StaS
betimmem. in Der bic aunpcmtpn tascn ua.
Yeit SrnbcrarnR
Subn = Itbcs, 8rpR= =Eraihent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Glcpclnne Wcf. - 9cntidl Wcnieinbc
QHcn 80. Ctr. uub Wi0drh 0uc,

Eaitor Spbaancs Seutldldnosr, 8209
0iuarb Ipe. Gel: @opbbine 9OS5.
Sptte5hicnit ieben Sonne llnb SeiertI3
III beutid,er uuo engliiGer Yprate. -
Sonntaa'd)ule ieben Sonntna/9-1O lib,
pormittnas. Sarallifol9eno en9liider
Sottcsbicnlt bon 1U-10:45 llb,. Sicruuf
iplat Der hcu.i6e @otteSbienit II llhr
uprplittaqs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Setruit, Nid)igan
0cntihe nnb SGdiiid Gp. ct. EetrnS'
Gird1c lNIcnfieln nnh N}nsherrn Xne

Yiorrcr Spbannes Seutid, 1921 Olens
fielb sipe. Gel: Yiusr,e 6205. Cams
tag: Se,ltihe Sbule bon 1O-12 l1br.
Spuiltanibule bon 10-11 llbr. 8ottess
oienit son t1--12 ltb.. Seben lesten
Sienstaa bes Rondt9 nirthenratsiienng.
Surh bic Gon,mermnn-:e !eesn Sr:t!s:!
0icnstae. ion1t ieSen 3. tssonntag Sranen
Gere;st geriammliins. 3iubesd,rrprobe
ieben Sreitaa abenns Gle GilsnbeIss
1enpneu etuaeIapen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
3cutralYerbau0s Mu0elc0cmbeiteu

Bic Central Sebnbs Sretrc nn 3mesucrcmc meroen bcrmit
frennb neeno eriudt cine Se cr brcr %cranos acbcr
bic @ecrad Sissnppe iarp nniercs Snno
nenen nit Snpfat anuicrsn nnb
benz 9of EGdoenen suSuiddcn swar nd)t pdter ais
II. 1anmar t9l4.
Sn Cite p bic Scrifat Summer Namc ocs tacs
angeaebcu gnehcno rid
ndnoi9)
crnar 1914 iun bic SefrctGrc in ibrcm
Iouutsbdt nad Nbiuf besclbcu 3iia ssnmmcr nnS
Name beun seocr anaebcn bic urcnS bes porbsebenoen
onas bic brmadt eiugeusu Wnbn freuaa ensetretu
Ino. y
Sas Snpliat mo oem SGr snrIdgeidid nnb i'll Der oainn
smoen @erammlmna iuan ymn peicn ucrbn bic Gihe
pentnea f6unn Mtgloer Die om SrtGr nt be-
tannt maren, in Der @cbrmadyt tcbcu.
9fit Srnoersrnf SIR
Subn Saltbcs, 0rph YrGiocnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
1tlutsrcrt,oltcr
(,l1ana0er) rerlat,et
23ilr,,,,espcrcinG Gintratti
1903 sSranf'iu MDcnme

7OOV y<""RF ~" <sVt"8'S'
sSreie @obnune, Sei5llng. Sif)t, Gas
uro allten @ohenlobn. slugenebne
geihG hGitiglng. 3n meloen bel gSm.
j.. i. Meicr, Sr., 1851 Greiton Npc.,
ooer Splcpbon Sbaopiioe 1861.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Columbus, Sbip
Gpang. 2mtber. Nartin 2ntber 2ird)e,
Gfc Nplcr unb Nnn Strafe.

Yiarrer g. T. 9suer. Seben CONT
tug normittag5 3 llbr SonntaeI6ule; {;
10 lltr cngIiid,cr @ottcsbienit; II ubr
bentid,er 0ottcsbienft.
9lue @lmlbenssenoiien u,lb Sreuno
ino btrSlid) eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
3weig 1. = Nd)tnns .Witslieber!

SSn Der am II. 3e5elnber abgeboi-
tenen 8eriammliurg lpuroe beif}loiien
uniere nad)ite 9erianmlr,ng am brit
ten Sonntag inn Sapuar, alip ben 16.
Sannar, 2 llbr nadmittass, ab5ubal-
ten. Ssn Oieier Geriammlung miro ble
SnitaQierung ser geamten porgenonl-
men tper6er. 9tah ser Gerianlmllml
tperoen GrfriIhungen unb 2llnh ali
Die Nitglieoer ierpiert. Die Wfitglie.
Der iperben eriudt in bieler Ser.
1dmmlitng anueieno 81 iein, oa tpif.
tige Mngelegenbeiten Su beiprehen
iinb. Die @abl ser genmten in let.
ter 8eriantmlung tpar in iebr fllr5et
3eit erleoigt. Simtlid,e 8eamte,1
tpuroen einitinrnnis ertp1blt.
Brdiioent, 8eorg @eber
1. Yi5e-Yr1i., Stepban &otb
2. gi3e, ,Er1i., Jrans Mctb
prot .ASefr., Wm. Shlriter
0in.- .-Sefr., @eorg aritid
Sdasm., Nih. 8enning
Suoeno- -Sefr., &ans Steiner
&naptbudfiibrer, Al. Jernengel
MrhiDnr, Sobn &allner
1iirpo6e, Sic. @ottidIing
0ertpnIter, Don. Tbeamnn &erm
Sdnei0er, Sobn @eber, 9nls
Mebner. Mno. Sheel
Girettoren, Widnel Wfiiuer,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
MbMucn, Xn.
3cutidc Guang.s s2utb. ct. EeterS'
lNrmri1tnc l. Ctr

Gfarrcr Qans 8. s. Stnloleit, 244
aban5 Str, Jod)cIter. Ya. Selepbon:
.Rpd,cltcr 23GS. G,ottesbicnIt $3.50 ii9r
mproens; Sonntagit1uIs 1915 l!hr. -
Sroiicn &erein Gerlamn,lilng am leSten
SpnnerStao ieben Wtcnats, abenbs llbA.
Sebermann lit bcrsIid pilltomnlsn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
!6pmcItcab, Ha.

Heutfdje Gp. 2ntb. ct. Narfns QtrAe,
A22-224 Sh Q. Mpc.
glep. gnonit Z. GnoeIbrett, Efarrer.
selcptpu 80. 1745. 4n Sonnz unc
Seiertoecn moraens 9:3O llbr Sonn'
tuoIshule. 1890 lrtr englild,cr 8ottes'
Ole. 1870 llbr bcutIder G'ottcsoiemit
NGc @lul:Jer59cnoIIen linb ber5S@
pil(fonl,ren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Grauerndd,rid,t

Sn Glepelano, Ohio, liarb nnl
Sanstug, Sen I. Sanuar. I'M bobeu
alter bon IS Sabren. If Wtonateu
,lnC 4 Sagen aals plotlid) Serr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
~ C[0THE5 Nv WARIlMEl

... Oxydol's rcw Hustle Bubble" Studs arc
50 active they mn dirt out All your white
things oNcert for unusual stains come
" htc Without Bleaching! That's why
clothes laStlongcr, too there's no need for
bard rubbing or harsh bleaching. And
Ovedors safe for colorcd wash things.
pretty ayons and your own precious hands,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
AVOID SOAP wASTEI.

Scoop is mode OF vital moioriuls-so don't
wosio u! These 3 simple rules will help you save
soaP when doing laundry ond dishes.
I-Usc just enough Oxydol to give good. rich suds
Soak clothes first in clear, cool water unboRf
sap. hen wash in ONydol suds and hot water.
3-N0ays scrarc on grease and rinse dishes bGQrc
washing. You'll need less soap this way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
$ Conditions In South Stynie Socialzed Medicine
Woman's Council
Hears Mrs. Gragg

The Woman's Council met at
Peoples Baptist church April 3.
Devotions were lead by Mrs. G.
c. Hardwick. Subject Of discus
sion was. "Shcw me the doctor a"
from s. John IL 20 and q. The
lesson was taught by Mrs. Hill
Of Russell street baptist church
The Ways and Means commit
tee reported $50 lead FOR the
month. Mrs. Hattie Dodd Is chair
man.
Mrs Rosa Gragg. guest speak
or. was presented by the Rev
A. c. Williams Her address cen
tered about the theme Prison
ers of war and Blood Plasma"
The Rev. Mr. Williams told OF
plans for summer camp for
which $500 has been raised by
the Young people.
The afternoon session was un-
dor the auspices Of the training
school NJ Nashville Mrs. Clines
IL chairman Amount collected
WAS $40 1e total amount for mis-
sions raised is ss4 II Mrs. Hazel
Green is president; Mrs Carrie
Phillips. district president and
Ella T. Brown reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

roots. barks and
herbs is one Of
Natures bless
ings TO many
people. NJ 4 8 3
Ellis has this to
say,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
w. 35i.S30
ORDER or PUBLICATION

At a session Of said Court held
at me Court House IN the city Of
Detroit IN said County and state
on April IL ie4i
Present Honorable THEODORE
=. RICHTER. Circuit Judge
On reading and filing the at
tached affidavit from which II APP
pears that the defendant Is p
resident 81 the state Of Michigan
County Of Waync. therefore per-
sonal service OF process can No
had upon her within the juris-
d!cilon Of this Conft therefore
oN MOTION or HAROLD f
BLEDSOE. Attorney for Plaintiff
TT IS ORDERED that tho de-
PENDANT appear in this court
within three months from the date
hereof or her default will be en-
tered: that copy Of this order
iocether with copy ~ the affi-
-da,lt upon which & IS founded be-
mailed 10 tho defendant az her
last known address s6o5 Cardcni
by registered mail. return receipt
demanded and. that a copy of
this order he published IN the
Detroit Tribune a newspaper
printed and published in the
County ~ WAYNE, Michigan ac-
cording 10 law
And All Of which foregoing Is
so ordered
THEODORE J. RICHTER.
Circuit judge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
No. ssG.2ao
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

A. a session Of said Court held
in CITY ~ Detroit wayne County
Michigan on April :. AID 1914
Present Honorable THEODORE
J RICHTER Circuit Judge
Il appearing 10 this Honorable
urt from affidavit, on file that
the defendant is a resident az this
state ana tha, process for his
appearance has been duly issued.
and that nc same could not he
served hy reason of his absence
from ar concealmeni within this
STATE or by ress ~ bis con-
'nned absence from his place ~
residence
o. MOTION OF CHARLES r
BERRY Attorney for Plaintiff;
TIT rs ORDERED that Thco-
dore partou appear IN answer 20
PIN q Complaint filed IN this
cause within three On months
from the daic ~ this order. or
said Biil of Complaint viii he
taken rs confessed against him
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a COPY Of this order or said
.Pnl q comnlaint will he taken
a. confessed ara'ns, him
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that 4 copy n this order BE- pub
lisbcd according 10 law IN tho
Detroit Tribune q nevsnapcr
printed published and circulating
i'm said couniN and also that n
cony ~ iris Order he sent by
rceisierod mail to tho lasf-known
most office address - tho de-
PENDANT which IS so77 Hartford
Avenue Detroit N'chicar
THEODORE J RICHTER
Circuit Judge
I1A True copyl
ICAsPAR j. LINcEMAN Clerk
Bv DAN WICK.
Deputy Clefk 4-2e .e-7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Medic Fears DIX,
.Rule,PoIticaI
influences
WPA Control OF
Likens System To
Physicians Visit,

WASHINGTON ~ CAMP
pressing view confofm.n, ~,
that ~ the American Ned,.,,
sociaiion. Or. Peter N...a.,,
Murray. noted New lors 49,
clan. said last week ~, N
Wagner Mnrray-Dinrell N n
signed TO bring mel ia \
low income groups should B. n
feated. Or Murray was he-. u
tending the meeting an as N, n
OF trustees Of Howard r.s.-, i
1T IS the Negro po,sssl.,.d
man in the south d. .fss II
MURRAY who Is mos, oaspsss,l
and therefore better ana II
~ or the fight FOR l r,,,, /
TO adopt legislation aiirh 4, \
either make him sah6 i'rs4 u
political Influences 81 ase q, \
a part q his practice uoes u
lieve him Of this aeesri.,.I
and therefore deprte Ne,oe.
a champion"
Regulate Visits
nr- Murray agreed na, ~
numbers OF Negroes 4oaH al
ably benefit from ~ M Y
adopted but held that re a,s,l
fence OF medicine IN ~ aay. A
The NPA proved 20 bm ,h,, NJ
system itself Is unV sss mn
"a doctor vas often tod hy I
clerk Just how MANY visits
should make 10 a parf
The physician IS intending VI
necologist AT Syderhsm tos,.s<
which recently vas arooqrrs 4
a voluntary intefa hosrAhI
The announcement ei rDrss
erahle Juror 50 Nisrsn n
brought forth M "A
some that The insi uw
inR established ~ l
basis I7r MURRAY s Goa
Justification for re ss
ever pointing oe' mH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Labor Conference TIC
Discuss Problems
OF Discrimination
By ERNEST F.. JOHNSON

WASHINGTON fANPl - The
International Labor conference
which opens IN Philadelphia on
Thursday viii have before Il pro-
posed recommendations dealing
with such matters as racial and
religious discrimination as deter
rents to employment: slavery and
forced lahor health housing and
social security; industrial orrani-
zation and manv other questions
affecting conditions Of employ
mcni throughout tho world The
topics are grouped under the
heading Minimum Standards OF
Social Policy in Dependent Terri
tories"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

ing you many swzv--.....s7
days OF misery 49,
and headaches. ss5ss
dizzy spells. ~w,ssei
skin eruptions n WlH
and that lazy, Hf
drowsy, tired NM
feeling. II will NN
aid greatly IN -
cleansing your "A 80
bowels (gradu-
ally--not dras- -
tiCally or Sc
yerely' as they were never 'l's .,
before, and will help make ~.
gestive organs sweet sna ei''
addition. GILLIAN will hep
your stomach. liver kidneys
els more active. and MAJ.
LOOK. ACT and FEEL We
FERENT MAN or WONAN'
younger fhan your re,
Gillian is recommended ans
by ali Drug stores IN pe ,,'.,s|'
Throughout the state Of "a s,.d
Help yourself to health cgY<
day by buying q bottle o. IA
One bottle will convince
the famlIy sire and save W w~,,ss
81 n hottie. The ciilsh and IS
company, Keith Bulio'""
natl, q.
y! SST7'ORES /
i the State of Michigan 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22


Miss EfiIe Ellis for DAYS without
any action. ! would get 70 awful
nervous and headachy that I'd be
miserable. and nothing that | took
would do me good. | was out OF
sorts. and dull and didn't have any
pep at all A friend brought me a
Dolile OF Gillian and said n was a
new herb medicine for my condl-
ZION. always have had faith In
herhs but ! never thought Gillian
would regulate me a. quick AZ Il
GILLIAN or
ALL DR. u
In Detroit and Throuaho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Inkster Teachers
Club Will Present
3 One-Act Plays

The Inkster Tsaes CIR
presenting 3 ones p'iy' z
day. April 81 AZ 'hf 's''' 81
torium
Matinee for childrr sar' q
nm: evening ~ frm'a''
s 30 p m
The Lincoln fa wy =
sent "lIave You llaf Your ~
atom" a farce " s'en M'
The Carver faculty Is p'e"..
Ing Thanks Awfally con"
with one male and "a ien''~.
The High school fariHv "
senting n mystery COMEDY y.
Murdered Who with three I'1
and five females
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

church. II was enjoyed by all who
ATTENDED.
The Pastors Aid meeting was
held Tuesday with Mrs SAINT
Tho pastor requests all 20 visit
the sick
Johnnie yae Taylor Is church
reporter
Seven Up club
Members Of the Seven IN club
met al $50 Campbell street last
week. Cards We're played The
members went roller skating
Wednesday q this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. u. Kerry, Attorney
laos nrOadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chanccry
WILLIE MAE PAXTON Plain
I'M vs. THEODORE PAXTON.
Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
ECORSE DOINGS

mis- period Of The war The pas
tors chorus sang some lovely
selections Many visitors were
present
Remember 10 visit the sick
VISITORS are always welcome a.
First Baptist church
Mildred Peeuess Is church re-
spiritual Israel Church No. 3
Tho spiinal Israel church No
2ts lrrsfed AZ Ses Salliote street
E,eryhodv Is cordially invited ~
attend services on Wednesdays a.
70 ? NJ and SUNDAYS At ~
a7m The Roy Mr. Brown IS pas
vi. Zion Bapil,t Church
The RIOS George A Stevenson
pastor u NJ Zion preached sun
dae m the subject An EASY
Yeke And a LIGHT Burden Man.
lovely songs were rendered pl
mo senior choir
Among visitors present wer'
" A end class John Andrew
N tho T s. Navy, Ernest Boone
md Milton Harvey also Mrs
Flora Ben Massey Mr.. Walker
and many others
Members We're also glad ~ soc
FsAne ilaryev and Fred Arm-
sirorr ho'h ~ the Army pr's-
ent al tie service The church
membership extends heartfelt
sympathy 70 the Harvey family
Funeral rifes for ne late Mrs.
Harvey vefe heii saturday.
Pr fcssor Rresuy has COM
rleied his flne ioeram ai the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Miss Efie Ellis of 233 San
ford Alley, Covington,
Ky, Suffered F o m
Headaches and Lack of
PeP-Could Get No Relief
Until A Friend Brought
Her A Bottle of Gillian

All who read Miss Ellis state
meni below about the amazing
quick relief she got for Cons,lpa-
iion, viii realize that Gillian. the
natural medicine, made from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
III Would
Get Awful
Nervous"

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tortured for A
long time by
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LEGAL NOTICES
Harold r. BIedSoc, Attorney
l30s Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
cncnit Court for The County Of
Wayne IN t'hancoy
ARTHUR CAMPBELL. Plaintiff
CLEO CAMnnEIL Def1ndani.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
IN A 90 N Y
CONSTIPATION PLACUEl
HER LIFE FOR YEARS

did. It's the best medicine ,.,I
tried and | can't say en'usn =
for relieving my CONSULATE ;.
Benefits The Whole '''',
Gillian will help bring o.' "a. M 4
and impurities tirequeniy ".
very FIRST dosel Nni'h m "A
been inside you a long n"'
Evening star., 1944-09-10
They Always Do 1t

{ ,HII IDRtN always do thus sort oi
thing, The little boy who has been
to the denuSt plays dentist on
HIS Younger sister The little glrl
who screams when her har IS
rombcd plays at comblng her dolls
halr, screams vigorously tor 1t.
The children who were IN Lon
don during the blItz did not talk
about It to the adults -. did not
saw they were frightened -. did
not cypress shock. But they often
plaved at bombing each other,
hurling bricks and stones, making
bombing NOISES, smashing around
IN the debris. Then the, began 1"
talk ahou, the i"mbings III a
normal wa, they had got
over their shock in play.
Plav is also important to you,
the parent. because you can learn
from IT how to help your child.
Froebel, the great child authority
who created the kindergarten, de
fined play as the highest expires
sion of human development IN
childhood. As a parent, therefore,
!, - night for you to respect your
chlld's play .. not to laugh at 1t,
even when II is as funny as the
Evening star., 1944-09-10

drama the children wrote in which
the high point was the return OF
the husband, after 10 years of alb
senCe on business, to find himself
the father of II children.
You should not interrupt your
chllds play unnecessarily. If he is
constantly interrupted in this, his
greatest creative work he may be
come stupid, unimaglnat,ve
child or bad one.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
It's more important
than YOU may think.
" atch and learn!

no YOl' want to know what
kind OF person your small
chlld really - What he thinks
about pr,vatcIy2 What he fears or
hate, or loves? What hurts or
shocks or pleascs hun? What KIND
ol parent he feels YOU are What
framing and help he needs
HIS PLAY Will tell you all Watch
hrm and listen to hlm "hen nc
thinks no one IS noticing. In free
and unobecr>rd pla, he c\-
presses the thoughts. good and
bad. that he cannot express IN
words. Here are examples:
Over and over again young
Thomas played messenger denver
,ng a telegram OF regret from the
War Department, after he had
seen that kind of telegram deliN-
cred to his aunt, announcing that
her bov had been killed IN acton.
Thomas was working off the anX-
letv caused IN HIM by the tragedy
he could not talk about.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
No Relaxation

HER mother told the physician
that the child was so faStldlous she
did not want to play for lear she
would get dirty. He also discovered
that she had been completely
toilet-tralned by the time she was
eight months old. This had put
heavy nervous strain on her; and
now she was not even getting the
relaxation of play
The cure was to induce her to
play with plasticlne - very dam
tilv at first; soon, very messlly.
After that she temporarily lost
her perfect toilet habits. But the
nervousness disappeared and she
merely had to be retralned IN
toilet procedures.
The play of children, then. is an
oDen door to important secrets
about them a means OF coming
to know them better.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Here's the Tip-off

As FOR helping you TO know your
child better, here are some OF the
things play may indicate. lake
those children who say, Let S play
father and mother and begin to
slap each other. They are giving d
public demonstration OF how their
parents treat them.
Or here IS child who smashes
another chlld's toys. To a child
psvchlatrlst that kind of behavior
saws the small toy-smasher is IN
tensely jealous of someone. Re
duce the jealousy and he will be-
gin to share and use and build
things instead Of destroying them.
When child does not want to
play, you should discover the rea-
son. When he needs encourage
ment, something is wrong
Here is little Jane, for instance.
a charming, golden-halred two
and "a a-half-year-old. She was
brought to the doctor because she
complained of headaches, woke up
crvlng at night. and showed other
signs of nervous tension.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
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Dental PLATE
looseness And Worry

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