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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
Race Soldiers
Pass 800, 900
In Seal Drive

NEW YORK-The slogan, Flood
the Mails With Negro NSoldier
Christmas Seals" is we'll on the
way 10 full realization with more
than 100000 seals already in cir
culation. and Detroit still leading
among individual NAACP branches
with 100000
Ranking closely behind in the
unprecedented sale Of these me-
mentos 10 our fi2hting heroes on
every shore are: Philadelphia, So
900: Richmond. Va. $4,000; Cleve-
land. 10000; Suffolk. Va. 10000
Washington. D. c.. 10000: Dayton.
Ohio, 10000: Columbus, Ohio, 20
000 ST Petersburg. Florida. Is
900; Lake Wales. Florida, $4,000;
Wherefore, Ohio, 1880: Win
chester, Va. 10000; Newark, n. j.,
10000: Wichita. Kansas, Youth
Council 10000: Waterbury. Conn.
10000; Port Arthur, Texas, 10000;
Los Angeles, Cal, 10000: Clarion,
Pa. 10000; Minneapolis. MINI,
10000; Providence, r. l., Youth
Council. 10000; New York. 10000;
Birmingham, Alabama. 10000.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
INSTITUTE ON
JEWISH PEOPLE.
OPENS NOV. 20

In an effort TO create understand
Ing, and through understanding to
mobilize a positive good will which
shall Danish a fair share Of the
anti-Semitism which abounds in
Detroit, the Civil Rights Fedora
ton is planning an Institute on
the American Jewish People which
will be held on five successive
Monday nights, beginning Novem-
Der 20 at the First Congregational
church, Woodward and Forest.
Preparation for this institute was
begun following requests of indi-
vlduals and organizations who par
tlcipsted in the highly successive
Institute on Race Relations held
under the auspices of the Civil
Rights Federation in February and
March OF this year, and sponsored
by over four hundred leading De-
troit citizens
Planning Committee
The planning committee. made
Up OF both Jews and Gentiles, has
secured list OF leaders:
DR.. Joshua Block, director OF the
Semitic division of the New York
Public Library, will speak on The
Background of the Modern Jew"
giving European history, etc.
The Rev. Ben Richardson. asso-
clate pastor OF AbySsinian Baptist
church in New York and a secre-
tary OF the Text Book Commission,
will deal with the subject. "Ameri-
can jew and the Growth OF Ameri-
can Democracy"
Leonard Goldtch. secretary Of
the National Committee to Combat
An,i-Semitism. will discuss the
Causes Of Anti-Semitism."
Michael Savers. co-author OF the
best seller Sabotage will speak
on "Anti-Semitism, Principal
Weapon OF the Fifth Column"
The series will close with
Round Table on Community Pro-
grams 20 Achieve Unity and Elimi-
naie Prejudice"
The sessions o. the institute will
feature free discussion. and Will
be h!Ghlghted by music, movies.
art displays and literature collec-
tons
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
Ames Temple In
BanquetNou 20
At Elk;s Home

Sportrees Unit Of Florence Ames
Temple No. II, lBPOE OF W.
orc sponsoring a popularity con-
tcS,. with a banquet honoring the
contestants and officials OF Elk
dom 10 DC held on Monday. Nov.
20 al 300 Mack avenue.
Contestants are Lucille Marshall,
Rosa l.. Brine. critic Of SportrceS,
Gcrt.e Warren. assistant financial
secretary; Carrie Henderson. chair
man OF the sick committee; Anna
Blue. assistant Loyal Daughter
Ruler Of Michigan State Council
and member of Capitol City Tenn
pie. Lansing. Michigan. Marie Will
son. past daughter ruler: Fred
ericka Nentour sponsored by
Daughter Barker. Fife Mae Sire
han Of Ferndale.
Among the honored guests will
be Hon. J. Finley wilson. grand
exalted ruler, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j..
Bryant, grand trustees and state
presidents Mr. and Mrs Hosea
Hubert Exalted Ruler Heart Of
Dciro' Lodge. Mrs. Carrie Curtis.
regional director of education.
Mrs r McKanlaSs Grand Temple
chairman Of ShrineS. Larry ChSm
a. Michigan Chronicle. Mrs. John
RE Hall. district deputy; Mrs
Hcl II CAN'T. chairman OF educa-
tiun. Mrs. E,hel Coins and others
Winner Of tho contest viii be
crowned Miss Sp!r, of Progress
and will receive a SOS war bond
sc ond place, SIS. third S. with
consolation prizes for the others
The banquet Will be held al pm
8, 300 Mack avenue on Monday
November 20.
Mr. Helen Green was elected
r, G. ldcn, Of the Sportrees al their
November & election
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
Patrons OF Arts
Meet d e spite
Rain At D.A.W.C.

In spite of the drenching rain, a
large number Of the members OF
the Patrons OF the Arts turned out
at the Detroit Association OF Wom-
ems Club for a very lively meeting
last Thursday evening
Tickets for the Todd Duncan
concert on November q were
given out and the announcement
vas made that all memberships
must be turned in 10 Miss Nellie
Watts. executive director. by No
vember is in order for the mem
bers name 10 appear in the list
Of patrons IN the concert program.
Various committee reports were
given and a report of the members
vas made.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18

Mrs. Marjorie Mckenzie Lawson
traced the growth OF leadership Of
the Negro group 10 her audience
last Sunday night ut the second
in the Plymouth Congregational
Church Lecture Series. She con-
tended that there must be joint
thought and action on the race
problem by all Americans
A Washington lawyer associated
with the FEPC. columns, and
mother. Mrs. LAWSON derdcd
those sweet souls who never ieil
on anything She admitted leader
ship had been poor IN the past
but she saw hope in The newly
created National Council Of Race
Relations. which has just gained
the services Of DR. Robert Weaver;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
Funeral Services
Held For MatrOn

DETROIT. Mich $500 The funeral
services ot Mrs Ella Sutton. ~.
64l6 Hartford avenue, who passed
al her home after a lingering i'll
ness Sunday. we're held al the First
BaptiS; church Southwest Detroit,
Friday with the Rev n. Jackson
nffiria,ipr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
Citizens File Brief In
Romulus School Battle

Attorney Francis NJ. Dent. repre-
senting the NAACP Legal Redress
Committee. filed a brief in support
OF Negro and white residents Of
Romulus Township Corey School
District, asking that the school
board request federal assistance
for funds 10 erect an addition TO
the present school. The brief was
requested after fiery meeting in
the Corey school, Monday, No
vember 6, between proponents of
the addition 10 Corey school and
the school board which desire 10
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18

struction Of additional families
such a. schools. water supply.
sewerage systems. ETC. The letter
pointed out methods Of obtaining
funds from FWA. This Information
was also included In the N-A.A.C-P.
brief.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18

letter to Gloster 3. Current.
executive secretary N.A.AC.P..
from r. c. Ashton. regional direc-
tor Of FWA that funds have been
sent up under the Lanham act TO
assist municipalities in the con-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-18
SOLD WRONG HORN

Police are holding Sylvester
Jackson. -. $40 F. Warren avenue.
for investigation Of larceny by con-
version after he had repeatedly
sold saxophonc belonging 10
Warren DeBcrry, IS. OF 955 T..
Hancock avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Mrs. Peniick
.Fetes Cicagoan
With Luncheon

Mrs Pearl Penick played the
part OF a charming hostess We'd
nesday afternoon. honoring Jea-
nette Triplett Jones. Chicago.
and Mrs. samuel Layiscount.
Boston. The delishtul affair was
held in the guest room OF the
Lucy Thurman branch WCA
other out-of. towners. guests OF
Mrs Penick. were Mesdames Myr-
tie Lee. Singleton. Brothers. and
Harris. Nashville Tenn. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor and Mrs
Timhers Windsor. Ont
Detroiiers in attendance a,
luncheon We're Mrs. Pearl Penick-
hostess Mcsdames Valerie Pet
tford Bonnie smith Teen John
son. Lydia Scott. Miss Melinda
Wells Mesdames Nanwella viii
liams, Edith Bland. Lillian cas-
sey. Irene Graves. fsiiih
White Haley BELL, Clement Scott
Thos stockwell Ira Whithy and
others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
OUT-OF-TOWN
VISITORS FETED

Mrs Lillian W. Foreman. An
niston Ala was the guest Of
honor TUESDAY evening at an in
formal gathering OF musicians
and friends OF Mrs j. G. Mack
lin. ilazue avenue Mrs Foreman
prominent In mnsic. club and So
ual circles OF the Alabama city.
Stopped over in Detroit on route
from attendance al the National
Association az Negro Musicians
convention held at Cleveland.
ono last week While in the city
she VAS the honsceuesl Of Mrs.
Williams PROOFS a former
res don't % MIS- Foremans home
An inrromp'u musical program
had hc,it arranced by Mrs Mack.
DIN for tho enferisinnl@nt OF her
guest and oihers present Par
fi,ipaing in This feature OF an
enjoyable evening were Grace r
Aailee Narearer Rideoui Kuth
Penn TAos Askcw pianisis S
i-nherls rhisholm Lawrence Watt
son Iilavaiha Githans ami Wni
r. Ross. ,ocalisis Addresses well
coming Mrs Foreman AMI other
tol-iown guests also present
wore made hy Niljc a iiynson
and Mrs a NcRroom
A luncheon buffet s'yle was
sertcl guests following musical
entertainment
Among ofhors presen, were
Mrs RUBY Toonhs Coinmhus
Ga Nrs. forofa Lawson Jack
sorville. FLA Nesdanes Ruby
Fuller Fred Hart Williams
layme Grimes r Gary H. Ter
Nv Dean Mahr savannah. GA
Asnrfia Walden Sallie Mae
Green Nossrs Fred Hart VIII
iams Ernest G Woodruff Frank
s. Blges lynenetfe Dohhins
Ophelia and Norna Harmon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
yIsIToRS rRoN nIhIE

'N'7 H"''f Nl'' "i liph'sNii'f
ga " '''i'i'.e neF nfo'n'r any
'S''. MIA" Af aNa A'fS Car
~ is''' a'0 sisters SOPHIA ana
fdnf ~ lhl Kendall aserun
'''<''''n' ia'f MISS RICE spent
n'F 'Arih'i'F io l'N"il amt Mon-
Jay in ann ffpHr WIN friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Lewis Business College Holds
1874 Graduating Exercises

One of The GROWING events Of
The week ~ social activities for
the Lewis Business college 1871
graduating class. vas The banquet
in the dining room oi the totham
Hotel. by The president "i the col.
lege. saturday. tugu>i j..
Technical corporal Be>si Hol;
loway. tNAtl who was Tor many
Years before entering the armed
lorceS. on the stan oi The Pitts
hnrah Courier. and edited the
women's pages. Wa the guest
speaker. orporal Holloway j. a
member OF The 1880 graduation
class al the Lewis Business college.
She delighted the group with her
clever remark and unusual per-
>onaliiN corporal Holloway STAT
Ell. -During The fourteen years
since completing my course at the
Lewis business tollege. l have had
constant employment aud must al
wa,> gi,e much credit 10 Mrs.
Lewis. VII" vas ny Instructor"
>nndas. ingu>f IL. ~ Plymouth
congregational church. The 1917
graduating class received their d.
plomaS alter listening 10 >nlen-
did address coming from John &.
Dancy. director 81 The pctroii lr-
hnn league. IN overflow audience
Witnessed he exercises aud con-
graduated The - young people
who received their diplomas.
The oliice 81 the Lewis Business
Collcgc i hn>y with fall regi>tra.
lions. Nrs. Lewis says that "regis-
iratlon> are pouring in each day
from all over the country. tla>>-
rooms are helng expanded 10 take
care ~ fhe lncrea sed registration.
k,en with the additions 10 our
classroom SPACE and faculty, we
nre prepared ~ accent ony iOo
students. Fairly registration j.
urged"
The Boari ~ Directors Of The
Levi. Business college l. very
generous in their congratulations
on the tine work done ~ the Lew
Is business oilege by rs faculty
and student hod,. Negro men and
Women have sci new "hl0h~ In
satisfactory filling hundreds Of
sienographlc and clerical positions
open 10 them. This The heard feels
vas possible n result ri the
work of the Lewis business Col.
lego.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
BELLS SCIENCE CENTER
AND BATH HOUSE
is now open to the
General Public

The first 10 take hath were /;
Mrs. Virginia OF Port Gibson. miss,
Madam Emma Bell of ldlewild,
Nich.. Madam 6. Allen Of Cle,e-
land, Tenn, John Bell OF Chicago,
M.
During the Grand Opening, SAT-,
aug. 26, there we're people here
from ,arlonS states: Namely: CHI
cago, ILL., Indiana. Ohio. Michigan,
Tennessee, Louisiana. pcnnslyna-
MIA. Massachusetts, Alabama, and
Texas.
partial list Of names as fol-
laws; Miss Anna Lee Langham.
and Mrs. Carrie Jet Frazier Of
Montgomery. Ala; Miss Edna VIII
llams 81 Detroit. and Mrs. Ora d.
Booker Of Texas.
Everyone seemed 10 very well
pleased With the affair. Bells Sci
ence Center. 543 T.. Vernon High.
way, Detroit I. Mich. Clifford 1855.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
| M P ROVE MEN1S
Begin in a few days
HELPS BRIGHTEN. LleHlsN
SOFTEN. CLEAR OFF oVn
SKIN, LOOSEN sLAcKf1EAV'

. Why wait any longer ioF -. !,
your skin and complexion co. -.
easily have a? Enjoy the adde0 ~, n
hness and the desirable oeau' 49,
complexion improvem en's 80
Black and White Bleaching ~
can bring you. .,rlsr
. An eye-opening. hope-a"'A'..1,,r
reward, which begins IN a veg -
DAYS Il in store for you II - :,
have been relying on oro'n's n,
beauty or all-purpose creams =,
your beauty care. Neither you .aes
any other woman can expect - s,,s
creams to tighten and nf, ,sIsI,,
your skin the way Black ana We
Bleaching Cream does ,..slut
II brings you a different , lSo.'1s
brighter, lighter compleSion VA "a -
the action that Is special sno ".'ss
elusive 10 bleaching start c "a.
Black and White Bleaching 1' "a
now lust as we tell you ana me-. "a
can expect and enjoy q p', I. 4.
surprise. Caution Use only ~
rected. Larger sizes 2oe ~ s..-,r,ns
at all dealers. BE sure !"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Detective Coburn
Visits Sister

Detective ]. a coburn Of Gall
weston. Texas. has been in De-
troit visiting his sister. Mrs Sa-
yannah l.. Walton. Of $751; SCOT
ten avenue He left last Thurs
day for Chicago and other points
West 70 visit old friends before
returning 70 his home
social Goes back 10 school !. -.
Miss Mary " Cash was here
last week visiting her mother.
Mrs Mark Elili OF o7S7 Madison
She returned 70 New York to as
sumo her studies as nurse. Her
stay was made very pleasant by
her many Detroit friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Visitor From Dixie
Having Grand. Time

Miss naomi W. SHADE of 45s
East Ferry street entertained a
few friends az dinner Aue u In
honor OF two out-of town visitors
The honorecs We're Mrs Fannie
fsiees prominent society ma
tron OF Atlanta. Ca. and Miss
Alice r Elliott. one Of North
Carohnas ranking teachers IN
elementary education
others who We're rscipients OF
this hospitality we're Mr. and
Mrs Ava Carroll Mr. and Mrs
Francis A kornogay and Mrs
Rosa l. Gragg prominent civic
leader OF Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Westsider Host
TO Relatives
Nv LARRY DOTGIAS

Nh and Mrs smith popular
wrs'saors Of 1870 ". Warren
tave entertained FOR The past
two WRECKS TWO very popular out.
of-iown relatives. Mrs LEILA War
Geld sisicr.in-law 10 Mrs Smith
and Mrs Mamie Tyler. cousin 10
Mrs Smith. a series OF social
events We're held for he ,wo
Visitors before thcy Departed for
their respective hom~owns Mrs
Leila Warfield returned to Des
Moines Iowa aud Mrs Mamie
Tyler 20 Ncniu Ark
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02

Read when your fa,orite pro-
gram returns 10 the air this fall
IN "Tonrin' The Radio World"
by Isaac Jones. on page 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02

The Robert NoIan school ii Nh,
slc will present Gloria rayIor. n.
ented young piani,i ~ recital 81,
day. sept. 18th al Detroit Inajtm,
OF Arts. lecture hall. Along vim
her brilliant musical talent. ym
Taylor possesses personally. poI.
and charm which add, tremend.
ouSly 10 the success ui her perio.
mances. Her program viii inelui,
works OF the great master, Bach
Beethoven, Brahms, (bopln and
haunting prelude ~ cer>hwln.
During The past three yean
Miss Taylor has been ,indylng n.
ano and music theory with ReSen
l.. Nolan. She has also >er,edm
official pIanIst.accompaniSt II lh
Robert Nolan Choir. She win Issu
shortly after her recital ior How.
ard | University In Washington. nc,
The public Is Invited 10 hear an.
other one OF Detroii's promI,Iu,
young musicians.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Haitian Presidents
Wife Arrives

MIAMI tANPl Nine Ellie Les
cot. wife OF the president OF Hat
a. arrived here Tuesday by the
lan-American clipper, accom-
panied by her dauchter. Andree
who is on route to Canada TO
study Her son Max. arrived the
day before headed for the coast
10 enroll at the University Of
California Nine Lescot and her
daughter spent the day in Miami
shopping before continuing their
tourney northward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
A LITTLE BIT
OF THIS AND THAT
by VI. PENICK

Lorraine Roxborough who has
been ldlewiIding il for the sum
MGR. is back in Detroit. The half
and half club has missed Lor-
raine.
understand Crit McSwain Got
married couple Of weeks ago
Al this writing don't know who
tho bride Is.
Wilson Northcross and Carol
Evans are valley-ites right vii
son manages the Northcross no.
tel via the Paradise Bowl and
little Evans works at the MarIowe
Flower shop.
Harriet Gray is OF TO wash
ine'on. DC, next weekend
Yep. Eyeryhody's getting out
OF town when you read this
Lillian Rutherford and yours tru-
ly will be down 81 Louis and
Kansas City way III only be
gone a week SO Just hold every
thing down until return so /
can jot It down.
Saw Sue dots motherl lunch
ing at the bowl Wednesday. She
Is quite proud OF her new role
as grandmother. Mrs. Miller plans
10 30 east shortly and hear
Dorothy will take a southern
jaunt.
The Curtis Swans are the
proud parents OF baby boy
He's above five weeks OLD nov
Boys seem 70 have the 20 these
days The Swans. the Ratties and
the Prices all have sons.
Amos Jackson Of the Crosse lie
hand will marry Miss cecile Har
RS. one OF orr charmire school
teachers come this fall
It. Kermit Bailor is in town
on a furloueh He and hts wife
Mary Ann have gone 70 ldlewild
Tor week With Mr. and Mrs
Spencer Cary
Last week Mrs Carnetia car
tor gave small family dinner
in honor Of Mrs. Jeanette "Trip
leit-Jones Of Chicago. Mrs. Car
ter and Mrs Jones we're close
friends in the Windy City
The Rev. and Mrs. Laviscouni
OF Roston. Mass. are in town for
a visit The Rev. Mr. I.a,iscouni
used 20 be at Congregational
church here
Sammy rorche (hetter known
as Peggy Joyce) is in town FOR
visit hear that sammy has his
own little hot spot on the west
coast
A lctier from ~ Iloher iIous-
ton informs Us that he is seeing
lot % tho world via pursuit
plane and enjoying every minute
OF his time overseas
Last week Mrs ia Harrison
entertained Tor Mrs Harvey OF
New York CITY who is visiting
Mrs Gladys cu77ens II was
delightful affair and all had a
grand time.
Nice people can he found in
variety Of occupations. Some ex-
amples Of this are fun-loving
ATWOOD stevens OF the Detroit
Police department. always oblis-
Ing Jimmy Watts OF the Bowls
rowlins alley counter: elamor-
Gus Marie Harris. elevator girl at
Hudson's rood-naured Grace
Hale. waitress az tho p & C. she
was my counselor al Camp Nor
cum some wears back Edna
Wiley one of my workers on
tho Tribune. Rob Robinson man-
arer Of the Gotham: Ruth Lucas.
whose favorite occupation is
house keeping: Reeve Altman
teacher At Atlanta university. now
working on her Ph y. At L. OF VI
Grover Stout principal OF Win
CERT school: Ollie Coleman 81 the
DSR: and Rev. shigeo Tanabi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02

Send your news 10 your old re-
lisble home Town paper The be.
iroii Tribune So long sylvia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
ROSE Campbell
VISITS IN EAST

Rose Campbell popular mem
ber % Delfoits younger set, left
ne city q few weeks ago and join
"a her sister Mrs Kate pickens
a' Nellesiy college. They have
visited Boston New York cry and
philadelphia, and are expected to
arrive home Aug 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02

TAG Georgian heaaiaan =.
Glamofous Clafatere Emanusl
Atlanta, Ga healnr e ID.
housecuest az Nr 1a Mrs W
tor Falks Rnc- Rouge N,s.
Mrs Emanuel ihs Wi'a0 n n,
late Or: Richard Frpns o. A..
lanta. has been rnvtely en-.
tertained by her fos' and Aos.
ess and foilacr !v~r.s N ,r
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-03-10
Pvt. Joe Young Running
Crane Home From Fl. Worden

Pvt. Joe Young Running Crane,
who is stationed at Fit. Worden,
Wash, is home on furlough. He
has been in the service 10 months
during which time he has become
groomed to the niceties of the
infantry.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j o h n Young Running Crane.
have reason to be proud of their
sops, for Joe is one of three in
the armed forces. A son, Pfc.
Victor Young Running Gran e,
and a son. Sgt. Peter Young
Running Crane, are in the air
corps in the European war zone.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-03-10
'Bob-tailed" Ballot
CONTINUED from, page one)

CONTINUED from, page one)
have stake in what comes of the
election of governor and state
legislature. AS those of other
counties of the state and other
states, they have an appreciation
of how executive and Legislative
planning for postwar is to their
welfare.
In the essence, the bob 'ai'ei"
ballot is just another trick of 20.
litical legerdemain.
Its inception and its devotees
speak more eloquent than words
of what it's all about.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-03-10
Crazy For Discharge,
Soldier Went Bugs"

When Uucle Sam talks to you,
he doesn't tell you to come or go
somewhere. Always, and in
stern, studied language, he com.
mands you to report some
where. And sometimes his Or
der is accompanied by the "or
else" explanation.
No man in the military duty
brackets since the inception of
Selective Service but who has
had an unusual wholesome re-
spect for the postoffce, for it is
the postmaster who has passed
on to him what the Selective
Service has dished out.
In the procedure OF applying
the military yard stick to the
eligible. all has been fraurht
with varying emotional reaction.
but those "ordered" simply have
and simply must survive the pre-
liminaries.
Every week or every month.
just as the procedure developed,
every man has kept in touch with
his postmaster with the fidelity
of the great lover.
And this recalls the anxiety of
a trainee at Camp Lewis i n
World War /, man who turned
out to be a casualty of Uncle
Sans routine of documents.
For weeks q d months this
trainee, regardless of more en-
crossing duties. would pick up
every piece of scrap of paper
that was in his reach and exam
inc it infinitely and throw it
down in disgust.
Into every scrappaper basket he
peered and with the same reac-
ton of disgust disappoint-
ment.
Finally his queer demeanor be-
came so noticeable that he WIS
taken before the military staff of
doctors, where he was examined
for his sanity.
All the while during the exam
ination he continued to peer at
pieces of paper. and finally after
a private conference the doctors
handed MIN his long-sought piece
of paper.
1t was an army discharge, ex-
planning that P vt. Smith was
suffering from dimentia praecox
and was thus mentally unfit for
military duty.
And when Pvt. Smith looked
at it, there was joy supreme. as
he ran. shouting to the top of his
voice: That's the thing l started
looking for ever since l got into
the army
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-03-10
Assembly of God Church

Sunday School at 10 q. m.
Come to Sunday School and bring
your children.
Morning devotion at IL.
Evening revival hour at 7:45.
Wednesday Bible Study 7:45..
We are taking up the subject,
"WhatThe Bible Teaches"
Everyone welcome to all of the.
services.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-03-10
Clean Milking Machine

If butterfat is allowed to remain
on the rubber parts of a milking ma
chine, the rubber becomes oil soaked
and loses its elasticity. Cold water
should be used to remove milk from
the rubber Immediately after milk
ing.