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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11

General Gbennar1ts beriibmtes llie.
ger, iotpie cine @ruppe il,nger dime.
liider Sffisiere, sic tancnoe dineii.
ider Soloaten III Snfuntere- i,no Mrs
tiuerie-Safilfen ollsbiloen. gmerifn-
nilhcrieits Iifo ath cine Neibe BON
5eloboipitdlern nit fompletten tSta-
ben, bie merit aus Chino -Mmerifnnern
beitebenL 81 Stil.rca geihldt iporhen,
nno amerifanil6e Gerterinare beilcn
Oie Gferoe uno Shicn oes 5rains Der
dineiiidpn Arlnce. tSeit Gerluit oer
Burma Gono erfolgen oerartige 2ic-
ferlingen allf bem gefubr!iben 2u't-
wcge iiber oie boben 8ebirge icner
@eacnoen, ober oooltrd iina tie mo-
tiirlicb MIR cin Jropicn aui Den bel.
| ben Steln pcrglicben nit Dem, mas
sic Gbineien lprflid) braudjen.
sSnl Ifur5 borten mir baun gum
erlten Wtnl, oaB oud) umerifnniibe
Snfanterie Seite an Seite NIT ben
d)ineiilben Sruppen in Norc~9urma
fdmpft. Gctcroncn bon 8unoolcnnaI,
im Gicbungclfunpfe Oeu Saranern 5ll.
mint ebenbiittig, iino bereits lnebrerc
bnnoert Wteilcn burd) Dos Sidiht
por9aorungen, lln lid an oie Burma
&oao beran5uarbeiten. Sic lteben urs
ter ben &pnnnanbp ,Snfel ,Soes".
Ser crit fiir5liN in elmer Witteil1nlg
an Die Erelic sic SntIud)c unteritrid),
oa6 rGbInelen lnS Sapaner Seite an
Seite gefdmpft bnben i,no gefaller
lino. Sic iilib cdte &aneraoen". fubr
er oarin fort, lie teilen iDr Gilell
fibre Strupa5en un0 oId ihre Denigen
standardization" Ser yScg 5l,r
9urma 9tonb ltno bis su bcm 3eits
plnlft. an Dem oeic uihtige Gerbin-
oltngs. ,mo observation-disclosures ,pieoet
gan5 IN 1lnicren Stinoen lit, citrite
gelplG nod lang leill abcr Die nntat
StihpeQ ftmpienocn Mmerifaner l,nO
Gbmcicn habcn in Sen iapaniid)cn
ysnll. Der lih bislang bnuor auitiirm.
tc, bercits Die erltcn 0reIhen geld)ll-
gen. Suppiidpn lerncn icirc Soloo.
ten lpabre @aiiclbriiocrihnit llllO
fdmpicn lid, laNg'uln, ober iiher in
elncm @ciita pprlplrts, ser gcgenleis
tige Nht!1ng ultb 9lncrfcuMll,g ellt-
| bult. Tcnn cincs lit iitcr: Snfcl Socs
nmcrifaniifc Sifi5icrc l,nb Sol0aten
lErilien barlnu Vc'd)eiN. pic China lln
Ieine Griitcn5 9cgeniiber oen jupnn'.
! ihen Ginoringlin1cn fnnlpft. tpie
lucrtppll es aud, iiir ms ielblt lit in
bieiem Sample 9cgen Die Groperungse
gcliiite Ser Slpdncr. Shr &untpf ut
ouber 1pabrbuft eiu SpnlDpl fiir Der
@eiit ser .Gereinigtcn fatipnen".
llno @encrul Soc Stillpcu iii elmer
Scr beiten uno chtciten Snterprcten
mo GcrieDter cben oie;cs Welites.
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3ipcia 40.

Gs biene allen Sfrueltern sur ae.
fdlligcn Nahridlt, bab nddiie reeel.
nlaIige Gerianlnlllng am Sreitag,
Sen ~. Wni, 7:3O llbr abct0s, abae.
balteu miro. 9lue SdNuelteru llno er-
lslbt omueieno su iein.
Marp &lp6, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Spra gUrfmes.
Der Jrnmen @erein Der ct. Ectrns
&ird)cn Wcmeinoe

fnadJt alle Sd)ipeltern onraui auf,
merfiom, ouB Die reaelmabi9e Sikun1
am 81. Wtal, Inn 5 llhr itattfinoet.
slne Sdiueltern iino gebeten sll er-
id)einen.
Ser iiblite 1amilicnabcno iGnst
nm 8 ltbr abenos ,n, ipcSu uIle @e.
meinocmitglieoer llno beren ,sreunOe
outs ber5lihite eingelaben iinN.
Serpieren lperoeh ole Sdnpeiterl,
Margarcte Seinemann Gutb. 8ohler.
Mlnna Seaoiger.
Mfinnie aarres, Erot. sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11

efien Bel Tb Teptner, 1i. 1862 pber
Eaitor S. Selltit, Gi. 62O5 10 idpnel
als moglid,lt an.
Mit briioerlihenl @rilbe,
SONS Teitih, Haitpr.
Sobn Sdlinbler. Hrdlioent.
ltiGael Goiamosfa, SefretGr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
2l,,s pe,a,,este,pn, Otie
Oelesaten SXeriamin :
lung.

S6 bite Die Ieleeaten bonn 3ipeig
% uno ,3hueig 30 iih am ia. Wfai
natnlittags fir cine 8eiprehung eln.
5lliin0en nod Der 6rauen Serlainm-
lung fir oie aonpention III Glepe=
lan6. IS ioute fein Teleeat feblen.
Anh teile ih lnieren Witglieoern nit,
0aB Die Ralfltellen al Ginoen slpe.
5u berfaufcn iinb. @enn Elm Witglieo
lie faufen mill. 10 .petloe man iih
an iutieren Hrdlioenten Midael
8odeih. "a
Sobanll &ol5trager, sefr.
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Sic ndfite Ser'anlnllilng iinoei ON
Somstag, Sen l3. 0tai, Inn 7 80 llbr
abenos, I'M Soo SSellups Semple
Salle. an WtcG lure l,no 8. Strabe itatt
Us lit cine pid)tige Geriammluna
benn es loa iiber einen Musillg mad
unlerer Sereinsfnrn uno gelid)tigunl
Der @ebdlrhe iopie 3uf,,nitsplGne be
raten iperoen.
Gie Selegaten 5ur Oiesidbrigen apl,.
uention hes Central Gerbanoes ,per-
Sen in oieier Terinlnmlllng Gmpieb
luneeu bon Ntitslieoern entgeeenneb
men, 5uglnlten ser Mitglieber uni
oes Gerbanoes. Grfldrung miro Sen
ienlgen 9egebel, Oeren Gerli1erunl
abbe5oblt lit. iuie iie nod mebr Ser
| Iiiherung beim Gentrdl Gerbano ber.
ausnebmen fonnen un0 beiier als
ioninuo. Gem Ser Central Gerbano ii
iinan5iea geiilno, bat erfabrenen ge
amtenitab, Der treu arbeitet I'M Snter
eile Oes Terbanbes unO lel.ier Wtit
glieoer. &omnlt einmal alle in oil
Eerinmnllllng.
8eorg Neinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
,,lt bieies bobe @Iiid beid,ieoen.

SIT bieles bobe @liid beid)ieoen.
Sn bieiem Sinne bitten mir erh aue
fonlmt uno laiict llns in GROCER sc.
meinidnft Wil,ttertag ieiern; leet Ole
8leideiiltigfeit eimtal bel Seite. In.
bent tpir uns ane am IS. Ntai III
ilnierer g. Sahiet &aue eil,finoen
gb>paro &iefer's Srdeiter Iieiert h.'
Mtltiif. gintritt 55c per Gerlon, biz
20prosentige @cpernmentIteuer III
bier eingeidloiien. Tieie &arten finn
i'm Gorperfauf bel allen unleren Mit.
slieoern 81, baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
2l,.s Dctreit, 111istiea,,
Sur Erinneruno

an unieren lieben @atten, Gater uno
@roBpnter
sSobann NprtmeS
geftorben am Ia. Mai 1943.
0n biit nid]t nebr, bu bit geS1ieben
9ein 2eib ipirb Staub uno slidle nun
llnb bic Natilr aob ibren Sriecen
SIN iiber oit) gun, eipisen Hub'n.
Sic Mllnotur iie hdlt Did felt
Dn tpirit nidbt mebr Sllriideeacben
Sent n,enihliden. benz ifaIen Hef
Sn hiSt nd)t mebr, On Bit geid)iebcn
Gon beinen Iieben. bon Den Seincn
Sic Tim bib trauern, uni bip ipeincn
SSn beinem @rabe rllit bu it'll
0u hait ocn elpi9en 6rieocn
Ser nimmer opn Dir pciten min
uno mir rlien Dir licbenb 6u
9inbe 'unit III liiBer Stub.
Spra Wurtmcs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Mnttaasfeicr in Der Suntcrus=aird)c

Sonntae, Den fl. Mal, lperoen un.
10 llbr nlorgens ellgiild)er unb fl
ubr beutld)er 8ottesoienlt obgehal-
ten. 9lue @lieocr Der 8e!neinoe lalnt
oeren Srelinben iino ber5iid eingela.
Den. griioer unO Sdppelterl, oenen
Der liebe 8ott Dies bobe @liid nod be.
itieoen bot, Die treuelte uno eoelite
ltutter 81, baben, oh lit llnleren &rel-
len ooer ierne in Der 5eilnat ooer
audi ourd) oen Millen 8ottes in ois
g1uigfeit perihieoen lit. louten in Die.
ier beionoeren 6eier in 6ebet ibre,
eeoenfen.
nWenn ol nod eine Mlttter baIr
10 onnte 8ott uno lei 5ufrieoen, benr
nid)t aaen ouf Dem grbenruno iii Die
les bohe Slid belhieoen. :.
u. s. ginber, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
6ebetgUttcsbicnit fir bic Sploaten i'm
Secrcsoicnit.

slln nGdIiten Sonntaa. Ncn II.
Wtai, ubelos $50 llbr, miro Elm @e.
betsottesoisnit iiir Die I'M Searesoienii
Itehenbe 8lieOer unlerer Semcinoe
ltattfinben. slue Gltern, iolpie uutI
oeren Syreuuoe, iino ber5lid elltgela
oen. Nus oen 9riefen, oie &err Yfur-
rer T. Eeter'en bon lluIeren Slulasn
erbdlt, miro pon oieieu geluiinid)t, bab
oie 8emelnoe ihrer i'm 8ebet geoente.
Sp fonmt ollie llno lnBt ltHs ibr Ser,
luneen uno ihr Sehnen erfiillen, Iii,
Dem mir Den MIlmddItigen SGOpicr
bitten. oa6 er ibnen ill ibrem Sdyif-
lul unO ihlperen Sagen beiltelt nit
Dent Seilieen 9eiit, ihnen Strait,
ltut imo Musoauer gibt. Sic aruft
liegt I'M 8ebet oes Serrn" benn lic
baben aus eigener Grfahrung geipiirt,
puD III ~SUSilr tDl uuSS, III pSL Vi.uut
8cttes liegt. gSir ioueu uiht MIR IN
bieicr beiunoeren Seier ihrer 3eben-
fen, ipnoern ieoen Snnntag iputea
,rir ous @ottesbnus betretcn unb IN
8egcnpart oes Sreieiuigen Spttes iiir
tie beten Gs lit trauria, oaB 10 uiele
Wenld)en - ll1lO audi Gbrllten - ullf
oieler Groe linO. Die pergeiien, luoiiir
Der Sonntag geIhnifen lit. Gam
munoern mir lns, murlm Sn6 uno
&rieg inter Die Ntenidbelt fomnrt.
@eil Die 0ienid)an Die STRIDE am
Sormtag pergeiien mo peltlihen
Slnsen nutiagen @ie tonn eln
Sbrilt brten. pelt er am Sonntag
ieineu 8eilt nit inherent Serrn Sei.
lano nitbt erneutert. q. ). ginbec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
illus S.,rreu, "a.
2iueia II.

a1en Sdtreitern oiene our aeF1I-
liaen Nachrift, baB nacbite Geriamm-
lung Sonntae. ben 81 afai, punft
3 llbr nahnittuss, ltattfinoet.
slIle Shlueitern iperoen crluht in
Ser Serlumrnlllng anipeieno sll iein.
oamit mir unlere 0elhdite gut er.
leSieen tDnnen.
Sara 6ranS, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Yrosra,nn,.

Trpieiipr ". gtifpIaus. Sirieent
I. &pn5crts Cupertiire - Gblparo &iefers
Srheitcr
2. Star Spanglcb Banner - 8pn alien
Slmueienoen 9eiungcn
8. q. Sriuf to me onlp ipitb thine ebes-
Ben SonIon
b. 86en Sobnrp comes nturbing bone
- yilis 2ambert ---- Gent gbor
gintrad,t'
4. SRotbers Sope --- Nor9etragen bot,
SRI Soeleu 9mgnr
). Sas lit Der So9 bcs Germ
a. &rellser - Ntinncrhpr gintradt
g. Wuttertag sslniprdhe -- Serr Noolf
ySilfin9er
7. a. q Wptbers YrdDer -- Mdlcb
b. Wptber Wtorle
SenprzS geluneen bon
6errn Spbu &unnerth
g. gfiltterlein ---- u. 9tifplaus
Gem Gbor Giniradt
9. a. S,prd, Bic alten @itben raliifen -
Sob. 8elbfe
b. Sds Satcrbaus - Garnbprn
10. aeunit on bas 9anb - u. Nifolaus
Gem. Gbor @intru ut
II. Sau5sltntsrbaltuns.
&uooli &. 6rieienbeuelt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Sefanntmad)mme bes Iranen yercine
Der 6pntcrns Wcmcinbe.

NStuuuiusuuJuuy UtS VluuVW SSlVtus
Der 6pmtcrns Wcn.cinoe.
alllen Sd,lpeitern miro hiermit be.
faint geinnd)t, baB eln yAunnlage
Sale" am =. sunni i'm Stelpart Saus,
1900 Mbains StraBe, abaebalien
miro Aue Shpeitern limo gebeten ID.
re alten Sahen tlr Die unteren Holnne
Ser Stride 5u brinaen.
Wiarie u. WinNer, Sefr.
--G-
Gnolih lit es jest ssrilbling &C.
lporoeu, aber Ser Solfeririibling liegt
INNER ond) in nebelbaiter Serne.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
Russia
Continued From First Page.)

north and south Of Ungvar, seized
Friday.
At the top Of q front stretching
clear across Czechoslovakia, the
Soviet Alpine units captured Cuka-
lovce, miles inside Slovakia from
the Polish frontier. Klenova. 6
miles inside the province from
Ruthenia and 81 miles north OF
Ungvar, and Lekart, 6 miles west
Of Ungvar, also were swept up.
A midnight Soviet bulletin said
the Russians had reached Csap, in
a 13-mile advance south of Ungvar,
where 1000 Germans and Hun
garians were killed Friday.
Csap is a strategic rail junction
through which Nazi units are falling
back from Northeastern Hungary
to escape entrapment. Earlier the
Russians seized Tarnovce, 8 miles
north of Csap; Maly Dobran, Q
miles on the east, and Batovo, 8
miles on the southeast.
A total of 40 localities were taken
in Hungary, including Mateszalka
junction, and Nyirbogat at the
lower end Of a 20-mile front. Hun
garian and German announcements
claimed the recapture of the big
Hungarian city of Nyiregyhaza, Is
miles northwest of Nyirbogat.
Enemy broadcasts also disclosed
that the Russians were fighting be-
yond the TisZa River in Hungary
in the area of Kecskemet, only As
miles southeast of Budapest. On
the approaches to the Hungarian
capital thousands of civilians were
digging trenches under supervision
OF German Todt engineers, Berlin
said.
1t has been estimated that up
wards of 100000 Germans have been
pocketed in Western Latvia In a
5000 square-mile sector of the
Courland Peninsula north of Lithu-
ania and the Russian line which has
ringed the Baltic port of Memel, IS
miles south of Liepaja.
The Russians last were reported
only Is miles southeast of Liepaja,
an ice-free winter port whose seiz-
'ure would cut another Nazi sea
escape route and leave the port of
Evening star., 1944-10-29
War Fund
Continued From First Page.)


campaign workers are failing to dc
their jobs" the letter declared. THE
fault may not be entirely theirs, but
regardless of where the fault lies
we are falling"
The residential unit so far has
raised s274,945-45 per cent of it,
quota. The letters to the solicitors
were signed by Mrs. Harold N
Marsh Mrs. r. Wallace McClena.
han, Howard P. Bailey and w. c
Hueston, all of whom head area or
ganizations.
Point TO Leyte Battle
Drawing parallel with the wal
in the Pacific, the chairmen de-
clared:
1--WE have established a beach
head, but it hasn't been secured
We face powerful enemies in the
form Of indifference, procrastination
and encouragement"
The chairmen referred to recent
action on the beachhead at Leyte
in the Philippines, when thousands
of men were saved by Vice Admiral
Thomas C. Kincaid's outnumbered
7th Fleet.
I'VE in the residential unit are
the PIT boats and destroyers of this
fund campaign the chairmen
wrote.
Residential teams should help
each other to cover each district
thoroughly, it was explained, so that
no Washingtonian will go unsolic-
(ited-either in his office or His
home.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

ward from the Liepaja sector to
Auce. and thence northeastward to
the Guf of Riga at q point % miles
west OF fallen Riga, Latvian capital.
Once the Russians eliminate the
West Latvian pocket they can throw
the whole weight OF their northern
armies against East Prussia in aid Of
Gen. Ivan D. Cherniakhovsky's 3rd
White Russian Army, which already
has penetrated nearly 20 miles inside
that province from the east. b
Units Of Gen. Ivan Bagramian's
1st Baltic Army, which has con-
quered all Of German annexed
Evening star., 1944-10-29

Ventspils, So miles farther north
along the Baltic coast, as the only
supply depot of the stranded Nazis
Present battle lines extend east
Evening star., 1944-10-29

Memel territory except the town OF
Memel and a narrow circle around
that Baltic port, presumably Is at
tacking in the Liepaja area.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
Bond Program on WINK

Gil will sponsor a War Bond pro-
gram over WINK at sos pm. Mon
day. 1t. Col. David Hoppock, 1t
Theodore Teckelder and 1t. e. c.
Rice will speak.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

They get medals and wosden
crosses; We buy War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

FRENCH JOURNALIST TRIAL-Geoge Suarez editor
cener photographed conferred with attorneys
during his trial in the Palace OF Justice Paris last Monday
charges Of Intelligence with the He found guilty
and sentenced death alleged received
$4,000 month the during their occupation of
France A P. Photo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

The youthful group is dir..,.,
Nathaniel Mullen. IL years IA a y
OF Mr.. and Mrs Mullen. 49, "a
Before the arrival a. c..,...
Mulzac and his rciinue 70 ,s
cepuon, Mrs. Rosa Craer ns y. : :
appeal for contributions - q
band fund. Under stmula,,o. y !
talks by Bertram \ crero.'' s'
Fred Hart Williams. Detrol, - Y.
bnne, sl2 was raised anon. \, ~
awaiting the arrival Of n. y
tain. This was turned ors. 81
young Mullen by Mr.. Gresors =
Refreshments were seygsa
The T-A's mothers Y
Among some or those nre.,,.
the reception were can,.,n I, .
FAC Ferdinand smith W,m' y.
Moody. Rosa Gragg. Mr. sna =
IS y Gregory Nj and Mrs w.''
len, Atty Joseph Cralgep ~
MRS Williamson. formerly a. h,
maica. BWI. Mrs. p jacklop ~ X
Moore and others. " Y
Officers Of The Teeo.a.....
Mothers club. recently oresr,,..
ny Mrs. Moore. are: Mrs. Au~..
Moore president Ms Marie MI
lens vice president and n,
floredia jackson acting secret.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Mrs. Bell Entertains

a sumptuous pre-nuptial dinner
was given by Mrs Haley Bell In
the Paradise bowls private dining
room Friday honoring Miss Eva
McBroom.
The huge table was beautifully
set with picturesque fall bouquet
and centerpiece. Filet mignon was
the main course OF the meal and
II was delicious
The friends Of Eva who gathered
70 honor her were AIcsdames
Marguerite MaeDavid. Jnra Carey.
Frances POLK. Lottic BATTLES. Mar
earet Thomas. Nancy Pope. Alfred
Thomas. Sr r. II. Stevenson. Mrs.
Poole OF pittsburgh and Misses
Jeanne Cole. Elizabeth Green. Mar
jorie Carter and Mary Elizabeth
Cole OF oklahoma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Teen.Agers Entertain

The Teen-Agers, an organization
OF boys and girls. had as their
guest OF honor Sunday evening.
Capt. Hugh Mulzac. the first per-
son OF color commissioned captain
OF a Merchant Marine ship. the
SIS Booker r. Washington. The
T-A's sponsored by Mrs. Audley
Moore. vice president OF the Mich
igan Communist association, are
divided into two groups. those OF
the eastside youngsters. Who were
The hosts Sunday. and westsidc
boys and girls.
Captain Mulzac, an affable. quiet
and unassuming gentleman. ad-
dressed briefly his hosts. as he
had just come from a meeting al
Ehenezcr AME church. where he
was principal speaker. lie thanked
the youngsters warmly. telling
them something OF his duties as
commanding officer OF the SIS
Booker T. Washington.
Later in the evening the captain
and Ferdinand Smith. executive
secretary OF the National Maritime
union. New York were the guests
OF the mothers Of the T-A's. at
the Detroit Association of Wom-
ems clubs. Ferry at Brush streets
Officers OF T-A's are: Robert
Gragg. Jr- president: Nathaniel
Mullen, vice president, and Lois
Beatty, secretary.
Among those present al the
Sunday evening dinner were: Cap
tain Mulzac. guest OF honor: Fer
dinand Smith. NAU. Mrs. A.
Moore, William Moody. Thyra Ed
wards, Pat Quinn. Olga Genchuk.
Vera Carter. Eva Campbell. Mrs.
Marie Mullen. c. LeBron Simmons.
Mr. Mullen. Eddie Tolan. shelton
Tapes. II. Sheffield and others.
AT tho reception for the captain
Of the SIS Booker T. Washington
at which +. Smith. Mrs. Edwards
and Mr. Moody shared IN The en-
tcrtainment for Captain Mulzac.
the mothers OF Teen-Agers sur
prised the honored guest and 9TH
ers present with the presentation
OF a musical program rendered by
10 young boys OF the T-A's band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Artemise Tullos
Becomes Bride

Miss Aricmise Tullos became
The bride OF Joseph Danfignac
Sunday afternoon at her home on
Scotch avenue. Rev. Robert
Brady. Jr. officiatcd.
The bride was lovely in a white
wool afternoon dress and carried
a beautiful fall nosegay,
Miss Iayilla Tullos stood up
with her s ster.
The wedding was followed by
en- informal reception which was
attended by the newly-weds inti-
mate friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Announce NAACP
Youth Conference

NEW YORK Ruby Hurley.
Youth Secretary for the NAACP
announced this week that Youth
Councils and College chapters Of
the NAAcp VIII meet in confer
ence az Virginia Union university
in Richmond. Va Nov. 1919
The conference will be the first
Joint meeting 81 college chapters
and youth councils. Previously
the fam confab has been confined
TO students in the college chap
tiers. hut tremendous increases in
youth membership have made it
necessary 20 broaden the scope
OF the conference to include youth
councils
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

her hair with black accessories
Frances Griffin wore a black and
white sheppard checked wool suit
trimmed in black brade. a white
dotted swiss blouse and black
patent leather accessories Her
corsaec was OF pink gladioli and
purple and white astors. The hos
tess chose pretty fitted old rose
wool frock white daisies in her
hair and slack patent accessories.
Her flowers were red roses. and
oolorcd astors.
The Astrallettas. sub-dehs nm
der the supervision OF Dolores
Thomas, are giving Sock Hop
~ Plymouth congregation this
Friday I've heard OF lots OF hops,
but this is a new one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
NEW YORK MATRON
VISITS SISTER

Mrs Matte Crockett. OF Buffalo.
NY, is in the city to spend her
vacation with her sister. Mrs. EN-
ma Barnes and family OF 657 illi-
nois street.
Mrs. Crockett has been. in a
whirIwind OF entertainments since
arriving in the city and says that
she likes the sights OF the Motor
City very much She is looking
forward TO visit across the bor-
ders in Windsor Ont. Canada.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
-.
Church OF God

The Rev tt N1chec rros.s.l
an excellent sermon from !,
Luke ISL on the theme. ~,
Ought Always 10 PRAY m. \.
Tor and compensation attend .,
vices OF the Church % Coo !,
Twelfth street The rev s.~,s
Randle IS pas,or
a months revival NH 49,,
Sunday. Oct. I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

preciate that from the bottom
or our hearts.
valaric Ann Smith entertained
gronp OF girls last Saturday
mite at her home on Scotch. She
served in buffet style and the
table arrangement was beautiful.
The girls played games and priz-
es were givcn--excuse please. as
man was there- Petty officer
First Glass Leroy Dickerson who
just came in from the South Pa
cific, dropped IN TO see what a
hen party was like lie was quite
amused
Zelma Iighifoots Gives Dinner
Speaking OF fine affairs. Zelma
Lightfoots surely did give love-
~ dinner in honor OF Hester Bell
who left for Fisk university last
Tuesday. The dinner was well
planned and prepared by her old
tt SISTER AlncIld,
zelma presented the guest OF
honor with beautiful corsage Of
white astors and red roses. II
blended beautifully with her gold.
soft wool suit Two maids were
hired to serve her older sister
and ! can still sec dishes now
The pretty lassies who were in
Nited were Elaise Bradley, wear
ing form-fitting brown dress
with gold alligator accessories.
lie- flowers were yellow daisies
which she wore IN her hair. Doll
iska Dolly Scott wore black
wool suit with a chiffon white
blouse and giant gardenia in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Urban League
Confab In Ohio

COLUMBUS. CAMP The An
nual conference OF the National
Urban League in Columbus. Sept.
sS--Octobcr 3 will be the gath
cring place for some OF the ma
tons renowned leaders includ-
ing Francis Diddle Us. attor-
ncy general Malcolm Ross.
chairman, FEPC and Nine. Lii
liam Eyanti. International lyric
soprano when members come to-
rether TO discuss wartime prob
lens and league business
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
20 YEARS AGO fME FIT EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 2S, 1924


 completed and recommended law wild life and vigorous enforce regarding sale of tobacco and cigarettes indictments had been returned by the The entered Company with intent t Brothers Quality Store advertising shoes at s5 pair, styles,
 MT and Mrs Frank skagway family
 party Douglas from hunting trip with between them
 had left Peters Gastineau Channel
 School who 100 Lamer Erwin Hagerup Duncan Robertson Helen Torkelson basketball the next night at the A. B Hall School taking on the Colegians
 attended the Ek roll call the previous Wednesday night.
 Weather report: High, 43; low, 40 cloudy.