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ne ie hiliadu puta cpasnije cd
celelazi. Trupe i drugih "Kajzera"
provalile su 'mladu republiku,'
koje Erenburg neee sada da ime-
nuje. Cije su te trupe bile? To su
bile trupe danasnjih Stalinovih
saveznika.
Evo sta Sc kaze knjizi, koiu
je nap;sao i izdao Centralni Od-
Dor Konunisticke Partije Rusiie
1888. godine, pod naslovom: 1sto-
ria savezne komunisticke partije
(Bolisevika). ;" "Imperijalisti En-
gleske, Francuske, Japana i Ame-
rike otpoceli su vojnu intervenciju
BEE obiave rata bas kao Hitlerl
ako ie intervencija bila rat pro-
tiv Rusije, ito rat NAJGORE VR-
STE MUCKI ma LOPOVSKI Ma
GIN prikrivali su Sc ii civiliZovani
RAZBOJNICI iskrcali SD svojll
vojsku na teritoriju Rusije. Engle-
ri i Francuzi iskrcali su svoju VOL
sku Severnoj Rusiji, zauzeli Arb
angelsk Murmansk, potpomogli
su tamo belogardijsku pobunu,
ZBACILI SU Sovjetsku vlast i
stvorili belogardijsku 'vladu Sc
verne Rusije'". (Krupna slova mo
ja.) (Str. 21O.)
4 sad slusajte dale: "Pobediv,
si Nemacku Austro-Ugarsku, dr.
zave Antante resise da bace krup-
ne voine sile protiv Sovjetske zem-
lie. Posle poraza Nemacke i cd
laska njene vojske IL Ukraine
Zakavkazja Englezi Francuzi Ia
uzese mesto Nemacke, dovedose
svojuf mornaricu Odesu Ia
kaxkazju. Intervencionisti Antan-
te tako su Sc OSTRVILI u okupi-
ranim oblastima da Sc nisu llbil1
ORUzANE ZVERsKE rasprave 50
citavim grupama radnika sella-
ka. Pri kraju posle okupaclJe Iur-
kenstana oni su toliko POBEsiNE-
Ii da su odveli II Zakaspijski kral
&c bakinskih rukovodeclh bolJse-
vika drugove Saumjana, Fioletova,
Maligina, Ajizbekova, Karganova
druge pomocu esera su IN
POSTREIJALI." (Krupna slova
moja.D (Str. 219) Ear Erenourg
ne zna ovo? Razume Sc da zna' "a
sto onda krije, zasto ne kaze? Ina
los nekih tacaka, kojih bi Sc mogll
dotaci, ali "a sada ovoliko je dosta
A sad ma odgovor.
"Mi smo maucili natovatl da
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-06
Sa dve vecerinke
Lackawanna, N. Y.

Sekcija Ogranci S. L. P. ovog
mesta, odrzali su zajednicki prvu
veterinku 2. febtuara sa osre-
dnjom posetom. clanovi simpati-
Carl, ovog mesta okolice, kojl mas
uvek posecuju, bill su skoro svi
prisutni.
Pored pozdravnog govora, bilo
je i razonode II izobiliu, hrane
p;ca svega sto je potrebno. kao
j svaki put, tako i oval put, IL
vrsili smo kolekciju da bi Sc ONO
guci1o da glas Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije dopre do sto veceg
broja radnika, jer kapitalizmu
bez novaca nj nasa propaganda ne
moze Sc siriti, ma kako ona bila
istinita j korisna "a radnike.
Cist prihod bio je $71.69.
Druga vecerinka je odrzana -.
marta, Il znak proslave Pariske
Komune. o znacaju Komune govo-
rio je ma engleskom jeziku drug
F. Bianco, clan Sekcije. Govornik
je kratko izlozio uslove koji
predhodise Komuni uslove pod
kojima je ona funkcionisala "a
punih sedamdeset dana. Takodjer
ie izneo herojsku borbu Komunar-
dovaca, vrline Komune njene pro-
maSaje. Ia owe promasaje Komu-
nu Sc ne moze osuditi. Ona je
aktovala sto je naibolje mogla i
znala, ali ii promasaji svakako
sluze "a neizmernu pouku danas
radnickoj klasi sveta, tako da Sc
ne pocine one iste greske kole ]e
Eomuna morala pociniti, radi cega
lie konacno u krvi bila ugusena
Oval znacaini istorijski dogadiaj
cd 18. marta 1871. godine, kada
jc pc prvi put istoriji pala vlast
r-ka radnika, ne SINE Sc ri "a
moment ispustiti IL vida danas-
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AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa l. strane)

ticari ma polozaju dobiyaju prilic-
no masne plate, oni svejedno nebl
tako leteli "a tim polozajima ola tn
nema i mnogih drugih dohodaka
povrh redovne plate. Oni cesto pu-
ia potrose syog sopstvenog novca
II izbornim kampanjama. wise ne
go sto je ia plata "a Geo rok sluzbe
"a kojom on lett. Sve ovo dokazu-
je da Sc tai politicar NADIA daleko
vecoj "nagradi" dohotku nego sto
ie sana ia plata.
Stupiii oni na te drzavne polo
zaie kao bogati ljudi iii siromasnl,
oni kao pravilo silaze tih polo
zaja (smrcu Ill dfugce) obogaceni.
Dakle, politika Sc isplati, ito ne
samo jednom, nego svima politl-
carima.
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druge, pa posvetite vase misli kako Ga
stvorimo takav poredak, kome nece bitl
mesta "a burzoaziju niene agente. po-
redak u kome temo bti slobodna biGa So
ostalm radnicima sveta; kome cemo
uziyati plodove naseg rada! Protiv tax
veg poredka su svi Titi svi Mihalovicl.
Ia takav poreda je S. L. P. - P. S.
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Sa vecerinke
East Chicago, Ind.

U subotu II. marta, mas Ogra-
max II zajednici sa bugarskom S.
l.. P. Grupom il Gary, Ind, odr-
zali smo vecerinku IL dvorani ma
1904 Deodar ST., East Chicago. Po-
seta je bila kao obicno, srednja.
Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
Kusleff il Chicago, Ill.
Govor je bio vrlo dollar svi
su bill zadovoljeni, sto Sc moglo
primetiti kod samog odobrava-
MIA ma kraju govora. Pored govo-
ra bilo je Il izobilju hrane, plea
svi su Sc veselili vec do kasno IL
noe.
Da bi uspeh bio sto bolji slede-
ci drugovi drugairce su poklonili
u hrani. picu it'd: Drugarica To-
shelf $500, Drugarica Magdic
s1.O0, Drugarica Brlas SO 90, Drug
G. Dobricevit $780, Mrs. Balkan
ska $4.00 Drugarica Golub u
novcu $500.
Cist prihod Cd owe vecerinke bio
je s72.9O.
Ogranak Sc svima prilagacima
kao rrisutnima najlepse zahva-
liuje.
B. Golub, dopisnik.
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Nasi dopiisi

rjoj i konacnoj borbi "a unistenje
kapitalizma. Govor je bio vrlo po.
iucan i istorijski znacajan.
Ma kraju govora izvrsena je
Ikolekcija "a Izborni Fond S. L. P
Cist prihod cd vecerinke bic
lie $110.56.
Drugarice, clanice Weekly Peo-
pie Kluba, priredile su ukusne
bogate vecere "a obadve owe We
cerinke.
NJ. Mrdjenovic, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-06
RAZORITI.
2. 3.

tinienlce su owe: kapitafIzam le
pokusao pokaZao Sc sasvtm ne
uspesan. Sistem kredita 1e pro-
mao usled sebicuih zahteva kapl-
.alistickog individualizma. On ne
noze pruziti radniGkoj klasi stall
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko-
ia Sc rusi. koia Sc ne moze popra-
viti: on je kao sasvim istrosena
alaSina! - Bell.
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Niie Il moci jedne politicSe orga-
nizacije, tojest partije, da "uzme i
drzi" sredstva proizvodnje. Nju eli
ne neprikladnom "a takav pOsao
"razlog" opstanlz2 jedne politieke
nartiie nien "sastav." - De Le0n-
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Sociialisticko Reseto
(Nastayak 50 2. strane}

i siromasnih seljaka Kad Sc na ovom
pitanju slazu. cnda sta imaju jugoslaven-
ski radnici da biraju izmedju owe dve
grupe njihovih gulikoza!
Jugosavenski radnici, odbacite jedne
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krOz Partiju i Federaciju

upspeti, ako nastojimo da sto wise
pretplatimo jugoslavenskih radni-
ka ma RADNICKU BORBU, jer O.
ma svakom svome broju tretira
ovo pitanje. Ona detaljno sa svi-
ju strana razglaba i objasn java to
!zivotno pitanje kako "a jugosla-
venske radnike, tako "a radnike
uposte. Mi ne smemo sebi dozvoliti
da ravnodusno posmatramo kako
razni burzoaski agenti truju glave
+ jugoslavenskih radnika, nego mo-
ramo neprekidno nemilosrdno po
NINA neumitnom Marksisticko-
Deleonistickom logikom lupati. yu
goslavenski radnici trebaju, kao
god ostali radnici, da znaju
pojme vaznost Marksisticko-Dele-
onistcke znanosti, jer IL Moi lei
spas "a radnicku klasu sveta.
Wise smo puta isticali nuznost
kooperacije ma ovom polju nase
deletanosti nasih simpaticara, jer
ako nam oni pruze kooperaciju,
mi cemo znatno wise uraditi, nego
/ bez ME.
! Pre- neko vreme pisali smo ma
sem simpaticaru J. K. il McKees
potra, Pa, koji je trazio adresar
r. B. svoga mesta, da obnovi is
tekle pretplate, sto vec radi. Da-
mas, kada pisemo owe redove, pri-
mill smo cd NIGGA pismo i jednu
obnovljenu pretplatu ma mas list
Oval Gin ma strani naseg simpa-
ticara je vredan pohvale, jer on
to cini IL cistog ubedjenja da je
to njegova duznost kao radnika
koji Sc slaze sa pisanjem RADNIc-
. KE BORBE. Zasto tako ne bi radili
i ostali nasi pretplatnici? Svas:
i oral koji Sc koristi citaniem RAD
! NICKE BORBE Ga svaki Sc koristi,
koji je cita) zaSto ne bi ucinio od
syoje strane da Sc koriste drugi
radnici, pretplacujuci III na nju?
Oval metod je najjednostavniji i
istovremeno najdelotvorniji. Ma o.
vaj Sc nacin prostitute ideja, IA
oval Sc nacin dobivaju pristalice
ideje. Svaki onaj koji je ubedjen
i Il nasu ideju, njegova je duznost
da tn ideju siri medju drugin1
ra dnicima, da stvara move njene
!, pristalice.
Radimo ovom pravcu, radi-
mo koliko nam mogucnosti dozvo-
ljavaiu, ma sirenju nase revoiu-
. cionarne ideje, jer danas je Vreme
, koie cd mas trazi da radimo i ra
= dino "a njeno ostvarenjet
, Ovih dan prinili smo rismo cd
: druga R. Zarembe, IL AkTona, sa
A koiim nam je poslao jedan par
! tiiski letak ma ukrajinskon2 ieziku.
, Letak je otstampan na cetiri stra-
: nice, cena je istom 2 centa prs-
= nerak. Oni nasi clanovi s.mpati-
, Carl koji dolaze dodir 81 lAfa-
: iinsko-govorecim radr:cima, neka
InoruGe oval letak snabdu te rad
j nike sa istim. Porudzbine neka sa-
D liu ma ovu adresu:
: Mr.. r. Zaremba,
i 1116 Bellflower Rd.,
Il Akron %, Ohio.
+ Ukraiinsk radnici, kao radnici
e ostalih narodnosti trebalu da- sn
i zsnoznati sa revolucionarnl:n pro-
e cramom S. l.. P. Zato trebano da
ii sto wise obavestinlo uceH5u
Il S. L. P, jer -
" KAPITALIZAM TT GBA
i RAZORITI.
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
KOncerat u Los Angeles, Calf.

81
6spadska
uz pogramau A
gram r
odratu uSpskom Domu South Humpre Ave ebH 2nd
ada
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Ko je to sto govor; porazu7
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao stss
ie nasa VEGA no Sto je poraz moze
matt; to ie sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams
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Spring Dance in Highland Park, Mich.

April 18TH 4W
dancing
salongto hlp uceeb1a n true SOC
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Weekly Peorle Club Social, Cleveland, Ohio

April
Frankie for
smahng anddf n
rnhe hand Proceeds
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Lecture in = troit, Mich.

ApleT Political Govenme-lhe Modern Menace
Albaug1o nianO irs
CirleEd atinalCetr Birmingham
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SkuDstina vecerinka u Chicago. iii.

UnedI
Dakuovi
doani Bee ne endvi
te doba amnZ Ia
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Proslavna vecerinka Milwaukee, Wis


poNarae OdNr:
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Vesela vecer u HobOken. n. J.

Usubou 15aprnaO Ogrank
eae pca kao p
nuzhu. .Pohamo prjae
z vodbr
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Vecerinka u Lackawanna. n. Y.

Unedeju County, jedcno ogri
j. Nacona IzboniF a
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: b. Golub, dopisnik.
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j. w. JOHNSON Johnson was a
clerk.
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180.-Legal
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND


Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in a judgment Of the Su-
perlor Court Of New Hanover County
IN cause therein pending entitled
city of Wilmington. North Carolina
New Hanover County, and C.. r. Morse,
City County Tax Collector versus c. H.
Cobb and wife Annie J. Cobb, and
any and all possible heirs and or de-
visees Of the said c. H. Cobb and wife,
Annie ]. Cobb, whose names and ad-
dresses are unknown to plaintiffs, and
any and all persons, firms or corpora
tons unknown to plaintiffs who have or
may have an interest in the property in
signed Commissioner will, as provided
IN said judgment, at II o'clock, Noon, on
the 18th day of August 1914, at he
courthouse door of New Hanover Coun-
ty expose to sale, to the last and high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy taxes due
the City of Wilmington and New Han
over County. that certain lot of land in
Hanover and State of North Carolina.
described as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING at n point In the eastern
line of Eighth Street where the said line
intersects the northern line of Meares
Street, and running thence northwardlv
along the eastern line of Eighth Street
&c feet, thence eastwaEdly and parallel
wardly and parallel with Eighth Street 66
feet to the northern line of Meares
Street; thence westwardly and along the
northern line of Meares Street to the
place of beginning. the same being part
of Lot in Block "a according to the
official plan of the City of Wilmington
N. C. Subject to 1912. 1943 and 1914
taxes.
Dated this 25th day of July. 1914.
G. c. MCINTYRE. Commissioner.
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HOUSE TO MAKE
COLLEGE STUDY

NEW BERN, Aug. IS - Re
preventative Graham A. Barden
left here today after a weekend
visit to return to Washington to
be on hand there tomorrow as
chairman Of the House education
committee for an important meet
ing of II leading educators from
all parts of the country to con-
slider solutions for college problems
caused by the current war.
The war has had marked effects
on American colleges, the third
district congressman pointed out,
not only in taking so many men
and youths into the armed forces
but also in stopping or. checking
recently its early war training
programs at so many colleges
throughout the nation.
ut is our purpose to keep our
colleges open now so as to keep
our educational standards up high
and be ready for the boys when
they are able to return to their
college studies after the war;"
Barden said.
Congress recently appropriated
$4,000 for an intensive investiga-
ton of college war problems, and
Representative Barden was put in
charge of the study. 1t was i'm
his idea that. college men
themselves would best understand
the situation and be able to recon-
mend helpful federal action, even
federal financial aid if considered
essential.
DR.. Francis j. Brown of New
York university, who represents
colleges On the American Council
If Education, was selected by Barf
len to serve as full-time executive
secretary for the investigation. A
lozen leading college representa-
ives, including DR.. Herbert Her
ing, Duke University dean, were
.alled upon to meet in Washington
omorrow to lay groundwork along
he line. Others may be added to
he group.
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Noted Educator Decries
Defeat Of Pay Measure

CHICAGO, Aug. 15-R-senate
defeat of the Murray-Kilgore bill
had 'far reaching, harmful con-
sequence" affecting the prospect
of peace in harmony with the four
freedoms, DR.. John Childs, N e W
York York educator, said today.
"The prospect of the common
people achieving a peace in har-
mony with the four freedoms was
struck a hard blow by the failure
of the U. S. Senate to pass the
Murray-Kilgore BILL" DR.. Childs,
chairman of the American FEEDER
alton of Teachers (AFL) commits
sion on education in the post war
world, declared in a commission
report to the federation.
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AWARDED AIR MEDAL

Second Lieut.. Daniel w. Nc.
Claim, of RID. 2, Wilmington, has
been awarded the Air Medal for
"Meritorious achievement while
participating in sustained opera
tional missions against the enc
my" He is a bombardier with a
Fifteenth AAF B-24 Liberator
bomber group, which is attacking
industrial and communication
targets in northern Italy, the Bal
kans, and southern Germany. He
has seen action over Toulon, Nice,
Marseille, Budapest, Bucharest,
Winer-Neustadt, and Munich.
Lieutenant McClain is authoriz-
ed to wear the European African
Middle East theatre ribbon, the
American Defense and the Good
Conduct medal, which he was
awarded while he was an enlisted
man. Graduate from New Ham
over High school in 1910, he en-.
tered the Army on May %, 1910.
as a private and was sent to thu
Ellington Field Pre-Flight school
He was commissioned as a sec.
ond lieutenant at the Midland
Bombardier school on Sept. 10
1913.
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Lieut.. James w. Johnson, OF 1919
South Fourth street, is now parti-
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Oh MI DELIVERED TO YOUR
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RED CROSS POST FILLED

NEW BERN, Aug. IS - Mrs.
Margaret H. Paris of Asheboro is
the new home service secretary of
the Craven county chapter of the
American Red Cross, succeeding
Mrs. Imogene Cu1linan, who left
the post two months ago when her
husband, then stationed at Cherry
Point, was transferred to service
overseas, and she returned to her
home in Atlanta.
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Announcements

OUTSIDE PARTY FISHING BOAT "LU
| la, Wrightsville Beach. Front of Ocean
Terrace Hotel. Leaves daily 8-12, 4:30
Dial 2-l015.
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VISITED

H. O. Peterson, Jr., motor ma
chinist's mate, first class, USNR,
recently spent ten-day leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Peterson in Leland. Peterson, who
flew from England to the United
States via Africa, has been COM
missioned an ensign in the U. S.
Naval Reserve.
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Al classS Star and The. Wilmington
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TRAINING

TRAINING
R. Patt Coward, USNR, son Of
the Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Coward
OF 403 Dock street, is training al
Camp Peary, Williamsburg, Va.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Coward
have two other sons in the serv-
ice: First Lieut.. Sam H. Coward.
Jr., Antiaircraft Artillery. station.
ed in the Marshall Islands; and
Second Lieut.. Roderick Coward,
Army Air Forces, communication
officer at the Santa Maria Army
Air Field, Calf.
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Edwin R. Downum, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. E. W.. Downum of
Winter Park, is an aviation cadet
at Maxwell Field, Ala. He has
been trained at Miami Beach, Fla,
Lockbourne Air Base, Columbus,
Ohio, the University of Pittsburgh,
and the Greenville, Miss, Army
Air Base. He enlisted Dec. 20, 1913.
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ON 30-DAY LEAVE

j a m e s w.
Danford, motor
m a 6 h ! n ist' s
mate, fir S t
class, USNR, is
spending a 30
day leave with
his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D.
lDanford of Bo.
livia, after Is
months duty in
the Pacific. He
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clpatlng in his
final training as
a member of 4
Flying Fortress
C r e w at the
236th c o m bat
Crew Training
school, P y ote,
Texas. He is z
b o m b a rider.
Prior to enter
ing the service.
L i e ut e n a n 1
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AVIATION CADET

vice about two years ago.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
PROMOTED

PFC. Edward S. Sanders, 10. son
of MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Sanoers
of RID. l, Wilmington, recently
was promoted to the grade of SER
geant. Now stationed in France,
Sergeant Sanders entered the serv
ice in Sept, 1910, with the local
National Guard unit.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-16
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Evening star., 1944-01-10

LOOKING for that Zone and only" frock .. the
dress you can always count on :. to give you
glamour and allure? Ladies i. . we've found those
frooks for you found your -. prints charming!
For prints are fobuousIy fIotterng -. f. their dash
OF color briehtens your eyes-Iiehtens your face
Prints ore sIenderizine and young-prints lend q
hihtof sprng'under your winter coot-ond doesn't
the man in your life always soy-"You look your
prettest in prints"?. -. That's why The Hecht Co.'S
Dress Shops have burst brilliantly into print =.
with romantic flower prints, dynamic modern
prints, neat denure prints, poIko-dot prints ..
all in SOFT romantic, u-of-heort-ond-eye-o
dresses that are truly your prints chorning"
Dress Shops, Third Floor of Fashions The Hechf Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
u. S. Novoi Air Stotion Styscropet

Say, butler, I'm
leaving and I made a
stupid error. ] tipped
the master instead OF
you.-
That Is awkward.
I'll never get IL now"
PoeoteHo Fighter Pilot
Cpl: $50 you met
your wife at q dance
wasn't that roman
dc?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

why Is II so hard for a striptease
artist to learn how to knit?"
Because she has been taught 10
drop every stitch"
u. S. Novoi Air Sfo'ion SLyscropes
A boy and girl were out driving.
They came TO quiet spot on the
country lane and the car stopped.
"Out Of gas" said the boy.
The girl opened her purse and
pulled out flask.
"Wow." said the boy. "a bottle
what is it,"
Gasoline" replied the girl.
Greenwood Cremt;n
Beautiful New Neighbor: Little
boy. need loaf Of bread from the
store. DO you think you could 60
for me?"
Kid; mo. but I heard my old man
say he could
Del Rio TorfV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

A preacher walked into tavern, ir
the course Of his welfare work. snt
ordered a glass OF milk. BY mistake
he was served milk punch. After
drinking II to the last drop he raiset
his eyes upward and was heard 10 say
Lord, what a cow"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
W.R.C. TO DONATE
TO U.S.O. CENTER

The Past Presidents Club OF Car.
penter Women's Relief Corps de.
cided to donate books and a maya.
zine subscription al the new U.S.O
rooms and discussed plans for a
benefit card party. at the club meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Bowerman
Mrs. Eunlce Mats presided.
The benefit card party is 10 b,
next Wednesday afternoon at tht
home OF Mrs. John Bird
The women spent the afternoon
sewing for the Red Cross.
The next club meeting will be
Feb. % at the home OF Mrs. Mats
Mrs. Helen Nye and daughter
Grace Ann are going TO spend the
week end with Mrs. Nye's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale.
Mrs. Frank Whelden will go 10
Miami. Fla. the first OF February.
accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Thomas V. Dutton. They will be
gone three months.
Mrs. c. z. Miller, Battle Creek.
Is visiting Mrs. Florence Baldwin.
Mrs. Charles Bayliss. Mrs. c. VI.
Bissell and Mrs. Harold Zeeb were
in Belleville Wednesday as dinner
guests OF MISS. Vera Holt.