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NASE DRzANJE O.
JUGOSLAVIJI
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zoaskoi sslobodi' Kao sto vidimo on nen1a
nameru da Sc 'povrati' revolucionarnim
ideiama A ako bi inao, j stvarno Sc po-
vratio. to JOS ne znaei da hi nau Sc trebalo
oprostiti "a zlocnstvo koje je do sada pocino
nagovaraiuci radne mase da podupiru svoje
nepriiatelje.
Ako bi Sc cello talzo-zvano kon1lulistiekc
vodstvo IL JugoslaViii, naskolo s'povratilo'
ma revolucionarnu lniiu, tada bi i'm mi tex
n1ogli priznati da su SO ispravili, oil hl ii
dale osudjivali "a zlo6in Ioii su do sada
vrsiIi.
Sto Sc tice pravca, koji &C zauzeti prihke
Jugoslaviji budute to ne opravdaTa mir
hove sadasnje postupke JugoslavensSi .ko-
munisti' Tito vrsil s1l, a vrse sada, IL
dainieki rad pren1a interesina radnicle i1la-
Sc, bio to sVesno Iii nesvesno Ako te pri-
like zauzrnu drugi pravac II Juroslavili- one
neee zauzeti tai "drugi', ii. revolrcionarni
pravac. "a to sto ie Tito "Somunisti" radil
da se-tai pravac stvori Ori sr MEGA onetali.
Ia tai "pravac' kredit treha da Sc dade re-
volucionarima sto uhlju6uie mas. koji su
radili ma tome / mi Sc tada necamo ustlu-
cavati da tai "pravac" zasluzno pohvali1no.
A sto Tit ''nije smrt crna pred ocima',
to ne objasniava nista. Takvih ima na sto
tine, Slican rizk uzirnaju n1nogi savezni6ki
general, nacistieki general i sve geails5Se
vcdje, patriotslze snaprednjs6ke'' To niih
ne eini nil5akvim revolueionarirna A taRo ie
i sa Titom. Sto ie Tito. kaEo izgleda. bio vrlo
aktivan leteo na sve strane, on je to Ginio II
glavnom, Il politi6lSih razloga da izigra
svoga IonIugenfa Mihailovica pred saveznc-
ma da bi on dohio Cd niih priznanie, kao
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16
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sobe "a mucenja "a neprijatelje
domacih i importovanih oblika
fasizma. nedavno, dodade
Times -ov dopisnik, sadasnji
Drzavni Podsekretar unutrasnjih
poslova u "komunisticki" podu-
piranom rumunskom vladom
potpisao je naredbu koja je ''za-
branila obelodanjivanje fotogra-
ia prica Q masovnim smaknuci-
ma rumunskih Jevreja "a vreme
Antonescu-ove diktature."
Eksploatisani &c ostati ekspl0a-
tisani da bi R1esija inala
"bofer'.
Ne. Revolucija Sc nije odigrala
u Rumuniji. Rumunija je posta-
la presto deo sfere uticaja ruske
drzave u tradicionalnom imperi-
ialistickom smislu. Glavini lon
donski dopisnik New York
s'Times"-a, rekao je ma IA. okto-
bra, da Britanci uzimaju verno
ruskog Komesara stranih poslo-
va, Vyacheslaff M. Molotoffa q
became Rumuniji proslog juna
da Rusi nemadu zeIu da komu-
nizuju tu zemlju oni simpa-
tisu sa ruslsom zeljom da ucvrsti
menu sopstvenu granicu.' Via
dari Britanije, dodao je on, mas
toje da sagrade njihove sopstve-
ne sfere uticaja u zapadnoj Ev-
ropi. Oni zahtevaju potporu Ru-
size "a ovo. Il to poeima da IL
gleda kao da je to cena koiu ia
potpora nalaze da Sc Rusiii dadu
slohodne ruke II istocnoi jugo-
istocnoj Evropi, sa nekim znat-
MIN izuzetcima." Greka je iedan
Cd ovil "znatnih izuzetaka'.
Oruzane sile Velike Britanije
nalaze Sc U militarnoj kontroli
Grcke. Ma s. oktobra, Andre Wis
son cd New York Herald Tri-
bune" rece.: ITO je. zaista, bio Il
prlsos sluzbenih poricanja 'dzen-
tlmanski sporazum' i'm d j u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16
Stalinisti igraju reakcionarnu ulogu

Londona i Moskve Balkanu. u
zamenu "a britansko obecanie da
niece otvoriti front ma Balkanu
pre- nego sto ruska armija dodje
u te predele, Moskva Sc spora-
zumela da Sc Grcka treba oslo.
boditi cd britanskih sila.A Raz-
log: "Tamo [u Grckoj] Britanci
ne mogu uciniti koncesije. Oni
znadu da kada bi oni napustili
njihove tradicionalne interese u
Grckoj, u prolazu ma egejskim
ostrvima, oni bi potresli osnove
njihovih saobracajnih linija u
sredozemstvu i ugrozili bi op-
stanak njihove imperije." Cos
podin Visson je dodao, u SEGA
nju britanskog podupiranja zlo-
glasne grcke monarhije protiv
zelje grckog naroda, da prese-
ljivanje grcke Wade u izgnanstvu
il Kaira u Napulj, u ocekivanju
militarnih kretanja podudara Sc
sa odasiljanjem grckog kralja u
London da bi ga sc skinulo sa
pozornice. Ali njegov brat "bese
neoglaseno pripusten kao re-
gent" On dodade, "Britanci ko-
il su podupirali kralja Georgia
htedose sacuvati "a MEGA bar te-
oretsku mogucnost da povrati
svoju prestolnicu u oslobodje-
moi Grckoj.
Kldsno druStuo &c produziti SO
blogosouon K. P.
Ruski imperiializam Sc poko-
rio britanskom imperijalizmu |.
Grckoj. Ali grcki su ''komunisti"
ma vladi kroz E. A. M. - Grcki
Oslobodilacki Front. Ma 10. ok
tobra dopisnik New York ''He-
raid Tribune"-e Il Atini rekao ie
da u E. A. NJ. preovladjuje grcka
Komunisticka partija ali gre
XII komunisti nisu komunisti, pre-
ma standardima Stalina G!l, Le-
nina iii Marksa. Oni su wise kao
Rooseveltov New Deal" Dopis-
nix je intervjuisao George Lam
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

male delove albanske bugarske
teritorije koja ce Moi [Grckoj]
dati stratesku sigurnost i 'slo-
bodu cd straha'".
U Rumuniji, stalinisticki re-
zim praktikuje imperijalizam ta-
ko pozitivno kao kapitalisticka
vlada, sovjetska vlada podnasa
ponovne namete britanskog i'm
perijalizma - i dobiva druge i'm
perijalisticke dobiti "a menu
toleranciju.
U Rumunskoj, takozvana Ko-
munisticka partija aktivno po-
dupire fasisticke elemente koii
su bill u stanju da Sc odrze ma
vlasti j ina program ne wise ra-
dikalan nego onaj Seljacke par
tije kontrolisane cd vele-posed-
nika. U Grckoj tako-zvana Ko-
munisticka partija podala Sc O.
vekovecenju sustastveno istoga
drustvenoga sistena koji je pro-
masio da susretne potrebe gre
kog stanovnistva.
Stalinisticka naaSina je prra.
Apolozi ruskog inperijalizma
+ i podnasanja kapitalistickog i'm
perijalizma i odbacivanja svih
pretendovanja ma strani 'Ko-
munistickih'' partija jesu "nuz-
most" politicke situacije. Sigur-
most ruske drzave otvoreno je
stavljena iznad dobrobiti svets-
kih radnika. Ako Sc ia sigurnost
moze povecati usvajanjen bru-
taIne klasne vladavine u Rumu-
I
iniji i drugim zennljan1a, radnici
Rumunije drugih zen1alja mo-
raju Sc potciniti klasnoj viadavi-
nj i eksploataciji. Potrebe ruske
strane politike stavljene su dale
ko iznad potreba eksploatisanill
Il kapitalizinu. Politicki naivni-
ma, kapitalisticki karakter 'Ko-
lnunistiekih" partija II Grckoj
Rumuniji, Sjedinienim Drzava-
ma it'd. nije prena ustanovIje-
nom standardu Stalina. Ali Sta
lin njegova krenainska maSi
IA prikovali su razne sKornunis-
ticke' partije volji ruske drzse.
Owe partije su prilagodjavane da
b u d u super "revolucionarne'
super-refornisticke. ultra-reak-
cionarne, da budu "a rat protu-
ratne, da budu pro-nacistieke
anti-nacisticke. da buda "a poll
ti6ku demokratiiu da stanu III
fasiste, saglasno politidkin po-
trebaTna stalinistieke masine.
] zasto? Sluzbeni odgovor "a
mere poduzete cd ruske drzave
besa potreoa da Sc. o6uva Soci-
ialisticka drzava". Sa uvecava-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16
OHIO STATE THANKSGIVING
BAZAAR

The day you've been looking forward to for long
time is within sight. The Annual Ohio State Bazaar
will be held Sunday, November 49, at SachsenheiIn
Hall 70o1 Denison Avenue Cleveland Prepare for nine
hours of enjoyment, for viii be full day with never
duh moment for our guests.
That enjoyable Bazaar program which is always
such treat is scheduled for 500 pm. and The stage
you'll tnought-provoking skt rnarimba solost
of very special singers string ensemble from
Canton Ohio: selection by very talented pianist;
we'll other numbers to entertain YOU The master Of
ceremonies will be Comrade Louis .. Cohen Of Gin
cnnat you're in for treat!
The banquet will be served at 500 pm. + you can
get anything like for hundreds Of miles around we'll
take hats off to YOU It promises to be extra super
special.
Guest speaker, following the banquet, will be
CoInrade Aria A. Albaugh, our candidate for Vice
President of the United States No additional ntroduc
ton will be needed to this popular Comrade and
tionn will be needed to this popular Comrade and
speaker in Ohio.
The dancing, which will follow the banquet, will be
this year handle Five" we'll as nationality and
other numbers with equal ability. Bring your friends,
and have lots of fun
Continuous bazaar with beautiful gifts contributed
by members and friends throughout the state. Come
early and get the cream of the selection.
Tickets for the whole day Gncuding bazaar, pro-
gram banquet and dance) will be only $l50; haprice
for children under twelve For the program and dance
only, tickets will be 35c.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

rromisni rad Sociialistieke Ratlnicke iafble.
sve u vecem btoiu radniei &c Sc odazivafl POI
zivu Socjalistieke Radnicke Part ie: kaF1fall-
zam Sc mora TazoTiti! E >ve ye6oj klasnoJ IA
kosd, I'll sye vecim nastojanjem ozbllnoscG
radnici sc, marsiraiuci p1ema pobed, popeyati
eve are the workers and makers!
We are nc longer dumb!
Tremble, @ Shilkers and Fakers!
Sweeping the earth - we come!
Ranked in the world W de dawn,
Marching into the day!
The night is gone and the sword is drawn
And the scabbard is thrown away.
Marslrajuci dan!'' Dan slobode radnie-
ke klase, cru opsteg drustvenog izobilja, sve-
opste ljudske srece beskrajnog mira!
(Kraj.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

jucim naglaskom, sluzbeni odgo-
vor je da Sc ocuva Rusija. Razne
"Komunisti6ke' partije odjekuju
tai sluzbeni odgovor. Radnici
drugi uhvaceni tn prilagedja-
vajucu masinu odazivaju Sc kao
robot ma signale poslate il Mos
kve. Oni podupiru danas ono pro-
tiv cega su Sc borili jucer. / obfat-
no. Oni odbacuju potrebe nil
hovih sopstvenih radniGkih kla-
sa, radnika sveta, ukljucujuei
ruske, da sluze ruskoi drzavi.
Stalinizam je protiUon Soeija-
lizn,u.
Protu-radnicko drzanje take-
zvanih kon1unista u Rurnuniii,
Grtkoj, Sjedinjenim Drzavama
it'd, dovoljan je kljuc u protu-
radnicki karakter stalinizma.
Posto je protu-radnicki, on je
-Socijalisticki Posto je
protu-radnitki protu-Socijalis-
ticki odnosu van-ruskog ulaga-
MIA stalinizrna, on ie protu-rad-
nicki i protu-Socijalisti3ki u od-
nosu ruskih radnika.
Ruski "socijalizam" nijc Soci-
ializam. Celia moe pociva u drza-
vi. Ruska drzava je prjsiljava-
iuca kao nacisticka drzaya.
Radnici nemadu kontrole. Mi
how proizvod je drzavna svoii-
na. Oni primaju najannicu "a
niihov rad, to jest, deo od ono
ga sto proizvedu - l1a3 sto pri-
nnaju radnici u kapitalistickinn
zenliama. Sredstva "a proizvod-
nju - tvornice, polja ru3nici it'd.
= jesu drzavno vlasniStvo Dr.
zavni funlscioneri saGinjavaju PC
liticku j ekonomsku vladajutu
klasu CHA Sc moe zasz7iva ma
kontrolisanju sredstava "a pro-
izvodniu drzavnog aparata, ko-
il ukljucuje Komu1isti5l.u par
tiiu. Drzava Sc zauzin2a u irnrpe-
riializam~u saradjivanja IL IL
takmicp sa kapitalistitkim dr.
zavana.
Socijalizan znaci uniStenie dr.
zave. On zracf ia ST. sreastya "a
proizvodnju kolektivna svojina
korisniI proizvadjaca koji saci-
njavaju drustvo. To znaci de
mokratsku kor1trolu iznad sred-
stava "a proizvodnju kroz Soei-
jalisticki Industrijalni Junloni-
zam korisnih proizvadja5a To
zna6i administraciju Socijalisti6-
kin Industrijalnih Junija nad
stvarina j kraj klasne i klikske
kontrole mad ljudin1a.
(Weekly People, 4. novembTa,
1914
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Tighten Skin

TIMES , WENU Is
Apply new NIX Ligsid Bleach. LirhtNn-
inc film adds lis lichirrss 10 sk.n In I
minutes while active d e6ch Ingredient
works from beneath No rsnrs IAxt,-
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ness Hops drr Up surface n mniis.
loosen blackhcads. fade frcckles Fms
powder base DRUGGISTS g4afantre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
THANKS SENT USO FOR
TRIP TO KENTUCKY

A letter received from Colonel
Robert Il. Selway. commanding
officer OF the United States Army
Air Force base at Goldman field,
Kentucky. gives high praise TO
Mrs. Ardenah Stephens. the vol
unteers and hostcsses from John
r CSO who recently journeyed
10 the Kentucky Air base TO en-
terrain Negro troops stationed
there. Thanks also went 10 DR..
postles and the cast OF his mu-
steal show, titled From KIP TO
KIP" who accompanied the group
and put on the show for the men
at that station. Colonel Selway.
who formerly was at Oscoda Air
base and Selfrldge field. summed
up his feelings in one paragraph
when he stated. "A second trip
is desired as a result OF the sue
cess realized when the Detroit
girls we're here on the weekend
OF June "a. This visit brought
morale TO an all-time high at this
base The earnest workers at
John r USO really must have the
welfare OF Negro troops very
much at heart to make such
long and arduous trips as they
have done 10 Oscoda. Fort Brady.
sault sic. Marie. and now to
Kentucky.
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Mrs. Martin Sutler
Meets Detroiters
At Party

Last week many local lasses
and young matrons found in their
mail boxes pretty pink scalloped
invitations bidding them TO play
bridge. The missives said Clean
or Sutler has come to town: we'd
like for you 10 meet her Please
come play bridge Friday night.
and with you pleasant company
greet her. The originator OF
these clever lines we're Mrs. Car
roll Strickland and her sister
Miss Marjorie Dunbar Tho two
made a charming sister team that
evening when they entertained
for Eleanor, who is Mrs Martin
Sutler. at Dunbar house on
Chandler avenue.
The spacious home was made
more charming with its numer-
Gus garden bouquets OF fragrant
phlox. pctunias. larkspurs. roses.
and hollyhocks. A large howl in
the dining room held n colorfuI
cluster OF red berries and shiny
green foliage.
The charming guest OF honor
wore a becoming afternoon frock
OF black crepe with accents Of
black lace. Her hostesses pre-
sentcd her with beautiful cor
sage OF exotic rubrum lilies 70
which was tied delightful sur
prise-a bottle OF Faberge's Ap-
rodesia perfume.
After a very delicious chicken
salad supper. topped or with
homemade ice-cream and choco-
late cake. the guests began some
very exciting rounds OF bridge
When the evening drew 10 close.
three lucky guests won those
beautifully wrapped prizes. all
done M IN green and white
striped paper and tied in white
satin ribbon. Mrs. Ernest Mar
shall's first prize was a pair OF
exquisite kid gloves. Mrs Thomas
McCampbell won a red leather
bill fold. while Mrs. Vim Bell
received box OF Aphrodesia
busting powder.
Among the guests were Fat
Carter OF Milwaukee. Wis Mrs.
Ernest McCampbell Of Kansas
city. kan. Misses Marjorie Car
Ter. Timetta Carlyle. Vunies Bar
row. and Mesdames James Dun
bar. spencer Carey, william Polk,
George Taylor. Alva Carroll =.
l.. Dickson. Ray Hatcher. Harri-
son stewart, William Love. Les
ter Neral. Robert Baker. How
ard Gresham. Felix MacDavid'
Alfred F. Thomas Jr.. Robert CRU
yet Frank Hubbard, and William
Hagans.
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STARS PARTICIPATE
IN BROADCAST

Participants on the lnterracial
Good will Hour program last week
were W. c. Harry, celebrated
writer OF the classic st. Louis
Blues" and OF music OF more Sc
rIous theme: Nine. Lillian Evan
H. noted operate star. and u. Dor
othy Tilly. music and drama de-
nartment Detroit Public library.
The broadcast was in honor OF Mr..
Handy's presence in Detroit AS fea-
tured entertainer in the Music Fes-
tival. Also taking part in the radio
nroRram were Talmadge Turner
and the Jubal Choral singers. Of
which he is director: Hlawatha
Civhan. Lucille walker. Elaine
Grayson. promising young song
stress. and william Ross, vocalist
David ROSS. formerly Of st. Louis
but now 81 Chicago. and Eugene
woods. Of Chicago. associated with
the festival interests were inter-
viewed by Beatrice Fleming.
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and' me f9v oanopied tables a
four f9of i't arrangement. sia.-
i'ar 10 ne fea'.ol used az fhs
hficc donp itrrc wears aco
was n>ca q hDS punch pool
eniseiet from iee wa placed ur-
pn 'aii iee pedestal Within me
pedestal beautiful bouquet ~
roses Was ffozfn 'rh base was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22

Ridln' High. seems 10 be the
theme OF many ranger. Taking
10 the saddle for few added
aches and pains recently were
Bobby Douglas. Mildred Day.
Chic" Morgan, 10y, Geraldine
Tunsiall Ruth Robinson, and
Anna Bleyins.
Sigh sigh. I'm just catching
my breath from the sight OF Sgt.
Bernard Donald who was home
over the weekend from Goldman
field. Kentucky. Sporting the lat
est fashions. Bernard was attired
in handsome golden suntan and
brush haircut 10 match OF course,
tho young fellow with him was
nothing 10 pass mp.
VOL. Kids. that Just about
gathers MP another week. See you
soon Bye now,
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lusirous candlclighi satin and
chaniiily latc The cleaning satin
formed me fitted bodice. long
sleeves. ami fun folds Of The per-
iod hoop skirt which ended in a
long train. A high crescent shap-
ed yoke Of sheer ecurYeiic gave
Tho illusion Of a quaint off-the-
shoulder effect The yoke Was
outlined with flll ruffle Of
chaniilly lace. Tho lace also form
cd the deep CUTS which fcll over
The brides hands Shcerest bridal
Illusion formed The exquisite
headpiece and veil which tho
cd tulle ruYfles and was covered
made OF several layers 81 plcai-
ed iulle rufflcs and was covered
with tiny seed pcarlS The face
Veil was fun and circular and.
beneath II fell fun length Veil
which covered The train The
bride carried a white prayer hook
covered with white orchids viih
purple throats and sicphonalis
Sweetheart how knots Of white
satin fell from tho flowers. The
grooms gift 20 his bride a sin
gle strand OF pearls. was hcr on
" iewelry
Military Influence Was evident
ia The attire OF The masculine
members % the wedding party
The groom who is r. first lieu
tenant in the Army Dental corps
wore summon dress uuifon
Ills brother. liadley Cox. Who
served as an usher and Is tom
plciing dental course AZ Me-
harry also was in uniform Small
proud Bonnie Martin me ring
bearer wore an exact replica Of
the erooms uniform Including
tho insignia and held the ring
on his campaign cap The o'hor
ushcrs included Or T. 7. pick-
son. Or. J y Martin and Leon
ard Dali of Leaksvillc * q
broihcr-in law of the groom pr
william Arnold served Us best
man.
For her dauchiers wcdd.ne
Mrs Bel wore a handsome gown
IL turquoise blue crepe FOLDS q
ccfisc crepe outlined the decp y
ne,k az The base Of which Mrs
Bell wore cluster 81 eardenias
4 wide inverted plcat IN tho 'cn-
tor front OF the draped skirt was
also ccrise. SHE wore a tiny bWct
OK white satin enlbcllishcd with
one white satin rose and yelling
elbow lcnsih white kid gloves.
and She carried handbook hand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
'Do1a7n Saddle
!. Shoe Lane
d ARrTHA JOHNSON

Last Friday evening Charlie
|,ae fGrncr AGAIN entertained In
n hcauufnl lfl home on Rose
|te asnae The many. many
/. ses,s enjoyed such dainties as
tcd ra'Mo chips along with
|snawi,tes orange punch. ice
,ram ad cake.
Amon those dancing and chat
h.. w1e Ursula Buford, Eulalie
Ir0N kenny Vernon. Bob
sIhmA 2lma Smith. and Mrs.
|Thn .aneford. John Coulter,
hsrr Buy Ray Sheppard Law
\ rf Aslsou, and sally Giles.
'1ocdlhc
~ Deb Splash parties have
scl for This summer. The
4 IN teeir series was held last
n dfPsdav evening at the YWCA
t pm. until . pm.
Ns3s Jones Hubert flew in
ht iho boys last Thursday eve
5ec i.t for the evening. lie
tdnase q come hack real soon,
4 81 ,hai ALL Of the girls can
hou worry handsome he looks
y SIMMER tan.
Nfns has Just come concerning
y Wendell Peters and certain
kpare nay from the big ID
1dy e way things GO on
! al ,eg and you know abso-
1uifg HNthiu T all bout IT,.
\ aai ahoat that, Lorraine
Fsic'e and susan Nichols are
tH'ne sc Motor city for two
\ omncrly from Detroit
b. iw living IN Chicago. they
\ fooni their 10 New Jersey
q oN8ieie a marvellous vacation
lCta Npnncdy Is now part OF
iNfi States Navy. as OF
,day morning. when
, deaslA FOR Great Lakes in
lwols lirruan Berry is now
folrsrsrr IN Boys Town for
Y fennainc summer months
TtsNN letter from Pfc.
\ s3f' Ford not too long ago.
aa regards TO all the Kids
d ha' and hopes to see them
m Spcabing 81 folks overseas.
\ Edward VI Thomas is expect
9o'ne Tor Christmas. some
Tommy will make.
Scores 'here IS quite a III talk
or couple here | assure you
4 iniprmation concerning Do
fr'' shelton and Art. Goldsby
~ from ono OF the couple.
I,ao ont yourself.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
YMCA Plans Big
Activity Week

Monday and Tuesday inter-
branch Swimming meet will be
held IN the YMCA Swimming
pool. Thursday, midsummer pic
mic at River Rouge park and
Friday. July 81 the Senior Boys
Midsummer dance. The above
events will be held in the Boys
department OF the ST. Antoine
branch YMCA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22

Sharing in the musical entertain
ment we're: Robert Nolan, accom-
PIANIST for Nine Eyanti' Ruth
Penn and Mary Booker, pianisis'
Mr.. Handy. who was interviewed
BY Miss Tilly related incidents
concerning the writing OF many 81
his works. Added interest was CIV
en- 10 this portion OF the program
since the f. Azalia Hackley Memo
rial collection. permanent part 81
the music and drama section 81 The
city's public library. cane IN Tor
special ccmmendailon by Mr. Han
dy. who has contributed manu-
scripts and compositions to the col
ferfion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
Pretty Iris Bell Weds Ii. Wendell Cox
AT Impressive Ceremony Saturday

Fashionable Detroiters privileged to one Of
the most beautiful weddings Of the when Miss
Gwendoyn Iris Bell the pretty daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs
Haley Bell of Josephine avenue. spoke her wedding
TO II WendeIl Fuller Cox the handsome son Of Mr.. and
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05
IL NASEGA GIBANJA
V METOPOLI
IN Sc 0 DRUGEM

Cleveland, o. Prvo mai po-
VEN, ola podpisani vecni popot-
mix prodaje letosnjega druzin-
skega koledarja nj Sc povsem
dokoncal, ceprav smo re v "a
cetku aprila.
Ia to, da Jill Sc prodajam, so
vzroki. Prvic, prispeli SO pozno.
in ljudje so vsi zaposleni. &c
delajo ponoci podnevu spe in
jih ne smeS buditi. Mnogi delajo
tudi oh mcclellan in tako Sc ogla-
sis V Hist ne da bi kaj opravil.
Zaposleni pa so moSki in zenske.
ze tretje leto sem jih prodal
vecje stevilo ko kdaj pref, nam
rec $50 izvodov in vec. Ljudje v
sploSnem radi segajo pc tenn ko-
ledarju in vecinoma ga tudi pre-
citajo. Vsebina je izvrstna in
glede tega ina clovek pri pro
dali prav lahko stalisce. Kupci
SO skoro vsi moi start odjemal-
CT, S katerimi Sc poznamo re cd
10, Is do % let. Zaupajo mi in
JAZZ MIN, pa smo prijatelji. Malo
pozvizgam, nekoliko Sc pomeni-
mo 0 vojni, 0 politiki in domaoih
stvareh, pa mi dajo copak ali
vec. Pa pridem cez mesec ali diva
k MIN spet S kako drugo dobro
delavsko stvarjo in spet dobim
kolikor je racun, ali pa Sc wee.
Tako opravim skoro povsod pc
prijateljsko, kajti lie malo koga
je treba siliti ali debatirati z
MIN.
Sedaj nabiram oglase "a Maj
ski glas. Mislil sem Sc osredoto-
citi ma nabiranje pozdravnih O.
glasov pc dolarju, pa dobim pi-
smo il upravniStva, da mai sprej-
mem tudi nabiranje trgovskih
oglasov, ker ola S. Krebel ne ute
gne, drugi pa menda noceio
sprejeti tega nehvaleznega po-
sla. &c bi Sc ljudje nekoliko "a
nimali "a to stvar, bi sal poma-
gall komu drugemu, XII opravlja
to delo. Ampak imajo izgovore.
in teh ne zmanjka.
Kaj sem torej hotel! Prevzel
sem tudi nabiranje trgovskih O.
glasov, S pripombo, maj nihce
nit z dalec ne misli, da Jill bonn
mogel dobiti toliko, kot sem iih
"a Druz. koledar letnik 1914, ker