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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08


on Anderson Munce Marion Fort Wayne and Indianapolis
Louisville Kentucky 2023 And
am talking about how Il get around!
Happened Andrew (Dscula) Bruno and
chilled Rita Costello the shake dancer and the
hasbeen champ Chslky Wright The towns payng-
playboy Conrad NageT Lloyd Ethel Sheppard,
the Cotton Club beauties during the koarn I~ene recently
teenage Doughboy Evidently, her I'D" Day Billy Daniai
back at kelys Stables Cafe Society wondering Why Jimmy
Danas (Which The snoote) 10 Dan
list Gloria (Be) Harding, the former
Williams would have know
daddy Clyde the and talented
formerly Kirby Billie Holiday playing the
Ruban Bleu Billy Danial the Diamond Horseshoe
And overheard (hfuiel reinrnedC
looking they tell
didn't dif for gift Which don't think nice
what The Berry Brothers doubling from
Zanzibar (~ere the Mills Brothers, Tna Dixon
IN Bailey, Leroy Marquette TALK
stopping Duke Ellington Of the Hurricane Club
that jam Square Bob Ear Bed Howard.
whammng Loew State The sparkling show IN the
Creen~ich Village Cafe Soys superb bill that
Wilma Josh White and Eddie Hay.
Fife Smith, featured with E<skine Hawkins ok far-
Of the celebrates It's first ann-
breakfast dance the Golden Gate Ballroom sa'ur.
- Former triple tehoider Henry
Armstrong Al Dummy their Madison Square Garden
River slated for OF theatres the Wess
Coast Sensational singing sOnsser' cycling movie bids
winning of victory eyerybody Job
responsibility War Bond haven't
bond don't around telling folks that you're
backing the attack
Of the Adam Hats American War Hero
Of happy acknowledge choice Of
Do Miller the candidate The letter signed by Elias Lu's
chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
| WAS A SEADEE
Continued from page .,

OF the inmates of the brig would
be Negroes What actually did
happen. however. was a little un-
expected Whereas several 40
groes were committed each week
only ono white was known 10
have been pnt IN the brig during
tho entire period np 20 The time
We were discharged This one
wasn't really pui IN The brig as
We knew II hnt was 'confInod"
IN SEPARATE spacious quarters
aud WAS acinally surrounded rs
moro comforts than he would
have had ia his regular quarters.
And confined isn't quite the
word either for no was known
20 have gone ashore IN liberty
while thus detained and II was
even rnmorcd around tho base
that he had conc home on p
special leave
Several Negroes and whites
a. 10 promoted az the end % our
first six months and several he
fore hut no Negro was promoted
beyond soconf-class petty officer
Those who had enlisted ~ that
rating appoarcd 20 hc frozen
there One steward was promoted
70 first steward. but steward
isn't pciiy-offcer and never has
hcen The sccond-class petty Of
ficers who inquired about their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

possibilities Of promotion were
put OF with promises one ~
these a graduate 81 southern
Negro college RS vfh Nishest
honors ~ ELECTRICITY ami Radio
Wide experience and sanol lo
i'nacrf ~ electrical Construction
AZ an Army Afr Base AZ use un,s
he enlisted had been given rom
mondaiion hy The Commanding
officer as an outstanding e>amplc
Of a Scahoe specialist llc WIS
given 2 biz wii'c-un Ga the ~
fetal publication Of tho Bureau
~ Yards and Docks yef he was
not given promotion Flo was
told confidon'lai'v ~ hls con-
handing officer that he was nj
lnr considered Tor rfomoiinn g'
that no would nrohstlv ne 'rats
ferrcd 10 another hai'a'ior wf'rt
ho would have better chance
What actually harnorcf WAS 'ha'
some fov month afier hair ~rr'
oyersrae ho Va dismissed from
no Na,v rs NFtT
Eventually came the iimc wh'n
Nc must ~l for our overseas
base W. dianf know ne naval
rrfemony Tor boarding. ship ts'
curing mo four months 0n Ata
at orr Advanced Base 'spm nr
saw many units embark for cs
seas service Nlih hand playing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

thing to sigh over.
Music
Harold Wallace and his orches-
ira furnish some strictly iump
music for the production JUMP
TOWN" and for tho benefit o.
tho patrons who like 10 jump
themselves IN between shows.
Success
Il looks like zieey Johnson
has won place in tho heart ~
Dctroiters Just like he did in
Chicago when he produced for
the Rhumboogie His shows have
set very high standard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
Drum Star Doing
Double Duty

NEW YORK Coy Cole. the
dynamic scpia drum star. has had
his original six-week contract as
stellar ATTRACTION IN the current
show NJ send streets ONYX CLUB
renewed FOR an additional eight
week period and will continue
doubling from Rilly Roses Car
mon Jones AZ the Broadway
theaier into the onyx co,y's
box office draw has been on
HANGED by recent guest shots on
the kaie smith hour and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
Lump Town. Offers Big Line Up OF
liars And lO-Cirl Zombie Chorus

,,,r closing his initial show
4 cmb zomhie. Joe fZiggyl
,r.on now me- and producer,
,0,s another smash hit revue.
H. NJ ,olis Jump TOWN"
',dar nrhi The crowd gather
rrh ms usual expec'anty on
LAM nishi and the show lived
i everyonc's expectations
- fares new costumes. now
,.,al arsangemcnis and new
T., rouiincs with some Of last
L. Stars held over. all made
I, rchesblnr and entertaining
,,erp Town features a now
..,, siar in the person OF
vciroso colbert a lady with
/. a. personality. rhythm In
,o,e ana delIshifnl way Of
',-nreins YOUR faNoriie tunes
|. s..,a}s good for nm encore.
|, I'm oyr from Tho other show
mo famous torso twister
~ Lane Who has proven quite
rhis lovely Young lady has
.rrsd htr drapcries and gives
t,u nov twists 10 her routine
pc,r'
sraaer pea a,t added 10 the
N is one composed Of tho
srass hla'hers who tap as
\, ,oe rs Won want 10 500 on
4 roor hoard This number
4. eni,e hl' ~ color and
4 N an otherwise musical
,r and maees Il live up TO It's
h. Irnn Town
'6lrl line
pns 10 special attractions
IS, sht7 is its line Of 10
ers srls vino really dance
\ Show IA some daring and
,rfl ,ottsnics 20 their hest
kiris
|red, Relief
rrs kn aes dancing a BIT.
\ ,rirla skillful haion Is
Ile i.ev who furnishes the
rfas fo lamp Town
|dle, Delight
rv inlefSon the vocalist
h 'he 4oion voice has heen
b over FER another engage
N IN ine new show much 10
! 1eiieh ~ the ladies' His
fi'iors ~ sweet and sentEaen-
ramheie se'm 10 be soma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

TfV ftl " ~
DOESN'T hslp yev
iete nofhlnu.
Wfhe yovf Mons
ord oddfets On .
penny posiol card
ord send hfo ne.
Dent moN any
nonsy new pay
when YOU qsi OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

4 ontInned neyl vc'kl :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08


Sister Rosetta Tharpe Is co.featured with Don Red
mans Orchestra in the seasons No dual star pre-.
sentation . After his stand az the Tic Toe Club In
Boston. Lucky Millinder will appear az Loews State.
incidentally this will be the first appearance on
Bway for Wynonie (Mr. Blues) Harris. the vocalist
who replaced Trevor Bacon with the grand Mllindef
band . One OF the seasons Decca platter favories
is the popular recently revised "Ill Get BY" with the
Ink Spots al their best since they introduced III
Didn't Care" Canada Lees betrothal to Wini
Johnson 10 Off that's news Louis Jordans
"GI live solid hit with the iukebox refugees
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

Miss Allah Wells wishes 10
thank All who contributed toward
tho purchase Of the wheel chair
Tor Mrs Precious Irwin The Rey
Mr. Gibson assembled the wheel
chair AZ tho home Of Mrs Irwin
Those present on short notice 10
rluded Mrs Gibson and her two
sons and Mrs. Ruby Alexander
lIcr thanks arc extended to all
The people % Ritcr Rouse Ecorse
and elsewhere who contributed
The sum Of sa4 IS was raised
Records Of money raiscH can
b, seen AZ The home Of Miss Allah
Wells legal statements OF men
IS raised for the wheel chair
end ownership of same can also
Nc seen on request Collection
closed sunday June - al mon
IS contributed aficr thaf date
was not received by me- Aliah
Wells Thank You and may God
bless YOU all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

MIC "Han or Fame" and a
dozen OF his new swing discs
that have Just hit the market
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
I'VE BEEN
AROUND
Ne7U York
BY TED YATES

From Reporters Typeioriter
Theatre celebrates its fourth anniversary by
Phillip fe Anna Lucasta at the
swelegant job the Har-
Club Louisville. Kentucky.
Miss Galatians thepan artistic aen, has been passed on TO young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
PAGE THIRTEEN

ned A. states 80 the United
iairs also Canada Puerto Rico
Nito and cuha
frtrf Mc lain "a years o. age
tonrfd radio engineer AZ radio
stflor WAAT Jersey Cry N.J.
ta Nn rated among the hest
900 enencrfs DO me country
90 Nsffo4 wih rsaio station
porter Ia 1850 Pro-
ani.a go general office work IN
car htid fhis position
ai NAen Do was pu' Ia
full haree ~ incoming and OUT
tn1a rgt am communications
Neclain y rerneDs the only coll
rref rslio rarlnccf employed ~
"a asio Stallion AZ this country
r'an iaf hecn Completed iar
fnte LDngion and r hand to
nIienr en- ihe Spotlight hand
D. orram over NBe Saturday
rel July s rHr ana his hand
touring Canada ara will
foa. asf ffon SOME anaaian
station THE Snotnrhi hand is
n over WNi Nnl may con-
aar fcN nspcr far tho hour
roen1n, iho iine Is July
Na n wcci short
uate rtlan one hccn worry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

THlRT'S 4 coon jar WAIT
fNl FOR vol. Find u in onr
lIir WANTED COLUMNS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

text Josh ~ several selections
were rendered by tho senior choir
Many visitors and friends were
present
All members are asked 20 visit
tho SICK OF the community Tht
senior choir rehcarses on we'd
nesday and Friday evenings: the
Junior choir. Tuesday AZ 6 pm
Johnnie Mae Taylor Is church
reporter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Mr.. Frisby's Fourth Of July Speech

Fourth OF July speech on Labor
Day and had the crowd worked
up like yeast in a bakery. lie
started with the sinking OF the
Maine, fought a round or two
with Custer. whooped il up with
Jackson at New Orleans and
finally stood barefoot at Valley
Forge in l776.
A fellow in the audience
yelled
"Get back 10 New Orleans
and put on your shoes"
lie had two speeches for fell
lows who were caught stealing
chickens. His 81 appeal 10 the
jury was good for 30 days. But
If you could raise 81 mr. would
get you off as clear as frosty
morning.
His S. speech lasted from
KANT 10 KANT. The Negro
folks said that meant from
when yo' KANT see in tn
mornin' I'LL 20 KANT see Al
night"
On the morning of the trial
Judge Culhane would say 10 his
wife:
Pack me a picnic lunch in a
double boiler. Frisby is talking
today and maybe tomorrow.
Frisby started by bursting
into tears. pointing TO his S.
client and sobbing.
IF that man il guilty, then
why did Caesar cross the Rubi-
con, Napoleon return from EIba
and Ben Franklin fly a kite at
the age Of 49,"
That had nothing 10 do with
stealing chickens. or even the
feathers. But Frisby went right
on.
II stand before YOU like Cor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Please Note

What were you doing Al age
of "a? was still IN grammar
school ! should have been In
nigh school. but ] was left
back What were you doing
AT 1862 | was in high school by
that time
But consider the case Of De
Sales Allen Glover OF Pitts
burgh. Al Ia he quit the Pits
hurgh Central High School and.
giving his age Al Is, he enlisted
in the L s. Air Force ~ 10
he was sergeant and had
taken part in six bombing mis-
Slons over Germany and won
the Air Medal. Then his age
vas discovered and he was sent
hack 10 Pittsburgh and nigh
school again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Remembering

When my girl friend was In
the American Hospital IN PARIS
after an automobile accident
she wanted me 10 get her some
colony perfume. ! asked for and
received this and as was about
10 leave the shop the young
woman held up bottle. saying:
How about surprise for
madame A little bottle OF
My Sin
TO show what an lneNperi-
cnced fellow am, was sur
prIscd and amused that there
was a perfume named My
Sin Was reminded Of this
when ! read in a London news
paper that bottles of LAWNS
Nv Sin" were now selling IN
that CITY for $40 each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

ter on peak i'm Darien. I
appeal To the instincts Of "A
benevolent and charitable Flor
ence Nightingale smoothing the
feVered brOws Of the gallant
600 at BaIaklava.'
Judge Culhane asked.
Where's that" Frisby went
right on talking.
He was hand in hand with
Evangellne in her exile from
Arcadia, toiled with the Chill
dren Of Israel through the viii
derness, spent the night beneath
the cold stars with the Babes
Of the Wood, dragged the Rocky
Mountains -lp- by-t4fe heets.
passed the ammunition 10 Molly
Pitcher, lighted his pipe on the
Aurora Borealis and was stand
ing. halo in hand, before the
serene and angelic custodian of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

is by all odds the most i'm
portant objective right now
and everything else is sec
ondary.
Dear Miss Robinson:
I'VE all want to win the war
rs quickly ~ possible. and since
most Of the manpoyer 10 ut the
fighting front - or being pre-
pared for lit IL up to the
women on the home front To
make the weapons that will
make the peace.
THAT In the most patriotic
thing any woman can do, even
n she Ii mother. Her children
need not 90 90 the bad. ANY
child that has any OF the stun
that character II built out ~
will not need its mother In the
home all day TO keep II from
becoming delinquent"
Charles EddS. ago %.
S76 ~. Decatur ST,
Decatur. III.
$500 Prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
MO FOURTH OF JULY was

MO FOURTH OF JULY was
y complete in Eggsville with
out a speech by Mr.. Frisby, our
town lawyer. When he took a
toehold on the rostrum and
whistled for the next crossing
he could talk the lid of an iron
kettle.
Frisby was a pretty good
lawyer except that he kept
changing the subject on him
self like an auctioneer at a
rummage sale.
/ remember once he was de-
Tending a fellow accused OF see
ing another fellow steal a
harness of muie. When
Frisby got through he had
established precedent. The in
nocent bystander was guilty.
Frisby dedicated all the
cornerstones. welcomed all the
distinguished visitors and was
Eggsville'S principal orator. lie
was known as the local anes-
thetic.
lie was great admirer OF
Lincoln but on the Fourth Of
July he got things mixed up
with the Battle of Gettysburg.
He thought it was Lincoln's
speech that lasted three days.
When he got started he was
just as hard TO stop as any
other habit.
remember he made the same
speech at patriotic rallies thar
he did al murder trials or
lodge meetings. That fellow
loved the sound OF his own
voice so much he wouldn't talk
in a hall that didn't have an
echo
OrCo he was making his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
travelling Men

Are YOU a travelling sales
man? How would you like 10
have your wife travel with you ?
/ asked eight travelling sales
men this question and they all
said they would rather the
little lady would keep the home
fires burning
However, Adeline McCabe
married a travelling salesman
and went on the road with him.
In one year the McCabes drove
over $4,000 miles. stopped al
10 hotels and ate in over 300
different restaurants Adeline
says she had a wonderful time
and so did her husband
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Almost Confidential

Saw a fellow carrying bass
fiddle today Wonder If | have
any bass fiddle players as read
crS What ! would like 70 know
is how they get one OF those
things into a taxicab Also If
any bass fiddle player has ever
carried his instrument home on
the subway. bus or street car
during rush hours.
Chicagoan says her 6-year-old
son can recite Lincoln's GettyS-
burg Address from memory
Remarkable. When ! vas I
years old vas 30 dumb |
couldn't even pronounce "lnoc-
CuOuS Cr>CtupdC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
a Woman's Answer

To those who c lai m that
women are greedy for wartime
money. Mrs. Joan Miller OF
West Farms, n. Y. gives this
red-hot reply:
us u greedy 10 answer Uncle
Sans call for women In essen
tizl industry:
rs IL greedy 90 want TO earn
extra money TO give your chill
dren proper food, warm cloth
ing. medical and dental care,
extra pennies for movies, mu-
scum trips and swimming pools
Us II greedy 10 supplement
your soldier-husband's meager
allotment ~ that you can keep
your home intact until the day
he comes back:
NO. II Is not greed but need
that makes women work"
Mrs. Joan Miller, age Is
1880 Unionport road.
West Farms GO, ~. \.
$500 Price
Are women really the weaker
sex? Listen 10 this male opin-
ion:
Dear Elsie Robinson.
Women can no longer be con-
sidered the weaker sex. am
an invalid and well able to Judge
how much = mere woman can
accomplish from my own moth
er's routine. She has q son In
the navy, n daughter In college
and two children At home. yet
st the age OF ~ she Is holding
down two jobs--thst Of home
maker and six-hour-per-day
job outside.
she il on the 20 constantly
from 6:i5 a. IN. until IL p. m. A
man has Ia marvel at the stun
women are made Of and can't
help respecting their courage,
endurance, tude and
patience.
Women are natural optln,ists
and keep going with the strength
that miraculously asserts itself
when most needed. I say, hats
of to the women of today"
Warren Claunch. age 10,
1872 Pine Ave. Pacific Grove,
Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Quiz Kid program several years
ago.
(You should be abIs 10 siVs
the onsWer tUo seconds after
reading ID
Quiz Kid Cynthia Cline, asked
the answer, said; Five. QUIZ
Master Joe Kelly said that was
right But Quiz Kid Virginia
Booze said six was the answer.
She divided 40 by FIVE, added
four and sub,r8ctcd SIX. SAID
Virginia:
For the days II took 10 ere
ate the world Cynthia sab
tracted seven. That was wrong.
God rested on the seventh day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Quiz Kids

Divide the number OF Ali
Babis thieves By the number
OF quintuplets, add the horse
men OF the Apocalypse and
finally subtract the number Of
days II took to create the
world"
That was q auesiIon on Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Italian Girls Guarded

Is your sweetheart with the
armed forces IN Italy? DO YOU
occasionally fear ne may sue
cumb TO the charms Of some
beautiful Italian girl II may
interest you TO know most ltal-
ian girls arc chaperoncd by
their parents. An Raj ser
geant, discussing this with re-
porterS. said
II was Interested i'm a girl In
Naples. Whenever ! called her
Aher and mother stuck around
the time. They even went
with the girl and myself 20 the
pictures. went with this girl
for two months without even
kissing her and then gave the
whole thing up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Million in Union Army

A. the end OF the Wsr he.
tween tho states, The Union
army had l,0O0,5l6 men IN the
field The Confederate army
had l74,223 AT this time.
What man signed the armlS-
tice for Germany on Nov H..
1918? What man signed this
same armistlCe for the. United
States? II you can't answer
this question offhand, please
blush and hurry 10 consult your
little boys history book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
by A,Au,
Rng, " Rae,

the Pearly Gates when Judge
Culhane raped his gavel on the
desk and yelled.
Return tn EggsVille, the
scene of the crime"
The prisoner got 30 days from
the jury and SO back from Mr..
FriSbV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
NJ In ! - =" u -
Some Folks Only
Think They Are
Hard Of Hearing

n you are Temporarily deafensd. bothered
by r!HEiaE -bus<ing- had nolSez due 10
hardened OT coagulated wax (esrumenl.
Try the Ourine Home Method test that 90
many sal mas enabled them 20 hear well
again. you must hear better after max
ing this simple test or you get your money
hack at once. Ask about Ourine Ear
Drops today Al Cunninghams Kinssis
and drug stores everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Mink Coat for SIS, 900

You can buy a nice SllNerblu
platinum mink coat for SO 900
Keep that in mind when trying
20 think of something TO GIVE
your wife for her birthday
Some young women OF Chicago
are forming divorces club.
only Divorces under 35 will
be eligible" states my inform
ant. "They must be attractive
snd gay In temperament We
viii invite you 10 our hrst
dance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Young America. Speak,
Ry CZh Robinson

Is THE American mother who helps build ships planes and
tanks patriotic czen-or does patriotism go deeper
that? Would she be serving her country by staying
home and looking after her children?
Charles Edds of Decatur. Ill, thinks that winning the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
!. c. HurzELl
Orussist orisinsior

of Pharmacy. and five years as PreSi-
dent of the Fort Wayne Retail Drug
eists Assn. have practiced pharmacy
for IS years, and unheSitatingly say
ever compounded or dispensed in all
my years Of practice. All ask is that
YOU try oveino. Just try IL. That's my
only argument. Money back II not sat-
isied. Only 60s and $l.0o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

DO the distressing symptoms inter-
fore with your work. YOUR sleep and
make you miserable? Then for prompt
results that you will welcome and
appreciate. get a package of snow
white. odorleSS ovslne Cream right now
and use II as directed. II has already
brought letters of praise and gratitude
rom thousands upon thousands of
satisfied users. have served four wears
as member of the Indiana State Board
Al MaIrr..n's kinseI'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

the musical Irene" What
year would you say Irene"
was produced? I'll guess
1924. The color Alice blue
was originated for the we'd
ding OF Alice Roosevelt.
Large Feet No Worry
Women give a lot of
thought to so-cslled good
points" in their physical
makeup and do a lot Of
worrying about their bad
points" II a man has big
feet, what does he care? II
woman has large feet, II
saddens her. She tries TO
crowd her diversified tootsies
into small shoes and injuries
bey general health.
is understandable that
Woman whose legs are not
shapely should worry Also
why thin back. fiat chest.
poorly shaped hands or dish
water blonde hair" might cause
concern. But Why should a
woman worry because OF large
feet? Who looks al a womans
feet, critically. anyhow No
body. but other women Men
don't care II a glrl has large
feet # she has a good figure and
makes cheerful little armtul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
MAAlnGRmungh71zu1zm@
ECZEMA

i Does Your SKIN Break Out With Rsddsnsd Patches
OF Tiny. Sticky Bstsrs. Or Dry, Sesly Pstehss7 Or
Does The SKIN Thieken. Crack Open, Itch And Burn7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
LIE WM Sail
ON THE SIDE
Blackwell Family Holds Spinster
Record; Famed in Medical Annals


Unless yOu can feei When LETT By one,
That all men ieSe gO/Cith HIM
tHteSS you kH0W WheH appraised by his Drfdth
That your beauty Itself W0nts proring;
Unless you can Scedr: For Hfe for dedth!'
oh, fear TO cali II lortn0i
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
What the record for spnstes family? There
w five girls the Blackwell family of Geneva, ~ Y. and
married Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell the first woman
physician in the United States of these sisters.
song that stands up we'll is my Alice Blue Gown from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
No spot on earth is more
than so hours flying time
from your Ioeol airport

fre flying Jssps Lsvshsns Of the air. The planes
below ell designed and developed by VUee
When the WILDE position provide the
postwar equivalent OF such planes from small privately owned
air fvvsrs TO huge planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Sen Diego h IShda esD 70" Worth
VV"sheh h New ods
MsmLHe Wa hesOass csyea