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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25
GLAS z DALJNECA SEVERA

Leo Bruce, XII je uposlen ne
kje ma Eleutionskih otokih pri
Alaski, kjer SO Sc v zacetku Vol
ne utaborile japonske cete, pa
Jill je ameriSka armada spodi-
la, je- obnovil narocnino in pa
clanarino " druzabnem klubu
Slovenskega centra. Oh enem
piSe:
"Po koledarju je sedaj pomla-
dni cas-. Ampak tn je Sc vedno
huda lima in snega DO menda
dovolj tudi skozi poletje. Sedai
vsak dan snezi in vcasi tudi de-
zuje. Velike snezne nevihte z
wharf, SO tukaj nekaj navadne-
ga. Solnce lie malokdaj posveti
Iskozi oblake. Delamo sedem dni
v tednu v kakrsnemkoli vre-
menu.
Pc gorah je polno snega in We
llko ga Je tud1 tn spodaj. NaSe
koce so z MIN dobro oblozene.
Povedal bi marsikaj zanimi-
vega S teh krajev, a smo pod
cenzuro.
Prijateljem sporocam, da sem
pri dobrem zdravju, a ne VEN
kako DO v BODICE, ker mora clo-
vek skozi takSno vreme.
Priporocam, da maj ljudje pi-
Sejo vojakom kolikor mogoce
pogosto. Posebno onim, XII so
dalec z donna, ma frontah in v
takih krajih, kot SO tukaj. Pi-
sma SO jim glavno razvedrilo.
Pozdrav vsem. - Leo Bruce
(Gornje je izcrpek IL njegove-
ga angleSkega pisma. Njegov
naslov je Leo Bruce, Hut No. 6,
A. P. 0. 726, CO U. S. E. D.,
Postmaster, Seattle, Wash. -
Ako mu KIDD pise, ga DO nedvo-
mno zelo veselilo.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25
RAZGOVORI

(Nadaljevanje z druge strani.)
roke z enakim ali pa Sc z vec-
jim spostovanjem in ljubeznijo,
kakor jemljemo mi v roke prve
slovenske knjige, XII Jim je oce-
toval Primoz Trubar in niego-
vi"
Nemogoce je opisati wis, XII
ga napravijo tie pesmi. Clovek,
kateri jih eta med stirimi lido
vi, v toplem in varnem ~zavetju,
komaj razume silo in moe tie
borbe, katere dom je CORA in
gozdovi. To MISC pesmi bledih,
zaljubljenih ljudi, kateri piSejo
svoje ljubezenske bolesti v ka-
varni ali pa kje V podstreSju.
To SO pesmi mocnih, izmucenih,
mladih ljudi IL katerih verzov
kaplje kri-katere so polne TRIP
ljenja, ampak tudi polne we're v
bodocnost. Il vseh pa size ne
ustraSena VOLTA = p~artizana.
Vec o tenn in 0 Jugoslaviji v
prihodnji Stevilki.
Ne pozabite priredbe SANSa
20. aprila v ceski dvorani ma
Osemnajsti cesti.
Oh prvem maju pozdravljam
vse sodruge sirom Amerike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25
= POVESTNI DEL s

stvar ie postajala vedno boil
skrivnostna, nenaravna.
Cd dolgega zasledovanja sem
postal utrujen, nisem mogel vec
teci in sem zacel hoditil Ven
dar, cudno, prihajal je isti tok
~ tok ma uSesa in razdalja je
ostajala skoro enaka. Zdelo Sc
je, kakor da je neznanec opazil
mojo utrujenost in da je moi
spremenjeni histrosti prilagodil
svojo. Kako je mogel to napra-
viii mi je bila uganka, vseka-
kor Sc mu JAZZ nisem priblizal,
niti Sc nj on oddaljil cd meme.
Hipoma mi je Sinila misel v gla-
vo. Morda Sc me sploh nj hotel
znebiti; mogoce je zelel, da mu
JAZZ slepo sledim, kamor Sc DO
MENU zljubilo? Morda me je
spretno zvabil v dezelo, XII je
nisem poznal? In cemu?
Solnce je zaslo, noe brez lune
je legla ma zemljo. Bill sem sam
V divjini brez potov in stez, sam
z neznanim sovraznikom. Pre-
vel me je vedno mocnejsi ne
mir, obstal sem, napravil ducat
nacrtov in jih zavrgel. V ire
nutku, ko sem obstal, je tok -
tok zavil prot vzhodu in Sc
skril "a ozkim pasom gozda. v
mole neizrecno olajsanje Sc mi
je zdelo, ola Sc oddaljuje. To in
pa dejstvo, da nisem incl nobe-
mega provijanta S seboj, me je
spravilo ma misel, da Sc vrnem.
V zraku je bill sneg; dobro tako
- snegu DO moral skrivnostni
tujec zapustiti sledove.
In pc isti poti sem Sc vracal
proti kraju, XII sem 81 ga vceraj
izbral "a opoldanski pocitek. z
enc strani je Sc vedno prihajal
ia ~peklenski tok - tok, XII mu
nisem mogel uiti. Nasprotno,
spet Sc je priblizeval. Spet sem
obstal in prisluSkoval Res
nicno, prihajal je veliko blize in.
me prehitel "a gozdnim pasom.
Pot je presenetljivo zavila in
.glas je bill neposredno pred me-
moi! Zaprl mi je pot! Zdaj je
bio gotovo, ia cudna stvar mi
je namenoma zastavila pot. Jezi
mad to nesramnostjo Sc je pri-
druzil majhen strah.
Blize je prihajalo, vedno bill
re pa nikogar nisem videl.
Pocasi mi je prihajalo naproti,
tok-tok, neizprosno kakor cas-.
Tok = tok - tok, mic vec tikta-
kama ure, temvec udarjanie
peklenskega stroja. Blizalo Sc
mi je, udarjalo sekunde, dokler
me ne DO pograbilo in zadavilo!
P~restraSen sem Sc umaknil v
stran - toda tisto mi je sledilo
kot nocna poSast. Skusal sem ga
oblti, toda stvar je vztrajno 1e-
Fla "a menoj.
(Konec prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25

biti re davno tn. Hipoma Sc
opazil, ola prihaja glas cd druge
strani in da je popotnik moral
spregledati mole taborisce kljub
dimu, XII Sc je dvigal IL MEGA
in kljub sanem, Xxi sem Jill incl
OBJ bregu, in da je sci naprej.
Cudno, nezasliSno obnaSanje
traperaja in tudi nerazumljivo
- &c MOI nj bill slep ali &c nj
incl sovraznih namenov.
Ker 81 vsak clovek, XII ina ne
kaj znacaja, v zivljenju napravi
kakega sovraznika, sem pomi-
sill, &c nj to neki sovraznik.
Sci sem ma ledeno povrSino
in 81 ogledoval, toda tujca nisem
vec videl, ker je incl breg jeze-
ra mnogo zalivov in zavojev.
Vedno sem pa Sc r~azlocno sill
sal usmerjeno udarjanje pail
ce, XII Sc mi je zdelo ne samo
skrivnostno, temvec naravnost
usodncs grozece.
Tekel sem do sredine jezera,
da dobim razgled, toda nisem
zagledal nikogar. Vrnil sem Sc
v svoje taborisce, ugasnil ogenj,
Sc oborozil in sci zasledovati ne
znanca.
Emo uro ali Sc vec sem mu
sledil. Ker je re tujec pred me-
moi preizkusal led, sem 81 ia
trud prihranil. Nisem izgubljal
casa, temvec sem Intel, kolikor
sem mogel. Toda, kakor sem bill
hitter in kakor je MOI pred me-
moi pocasi hodil, ga nisem in nj
sem mogel dohiteti.
Kljub njegovemu navidezno
lagodnemu koraku Sc ie zdelo,
da ostaja ista razdalja med ma
ma. Tok = tok je prihajal zdaj
z desne. Sledil sem mu dale in
opazil, da me je zasledovanie
privedlo V globoko zarezan "a
liv, XII mt nisem videl konca in
XII ga sploh nisem poznal. Kliub
temu naprej "a MIN, "a tenn
begajocim tok %tokanjem, vedno
V teku, - nepoZnanec je pa z
umerjenim korakom nadalieval
svojo pot.
Ali pa to sploh nj bill clovek?
Trdno odlocen, da pridem ma
sled med pecinami, sem tekel
dale, brez ozira ma to-, kan me
DO Sc zapeljal ia cudni glas.
Vabil me je cez Sirno jezer-
sko povrsino, skozi ozke preho-
de med pecinami, OBJ zavitih, z
gozdom obdanih vodnih poteh
vedno pc ledu in vedno oh
spremljevanju monotonega tok
= toka.
Naenkrat sem Sc znasel v pre-
delu svojega lovskega revirja.
XII ga Sc nikdar poprej nisem vi
del. Pred mojimi ocmi Sc je Cd
prla pc viharjih opustosena po-
krajina in crno, neprodirno
mocvirje. Kako mi je moglo to
ozemlje uiti mojim ocem skozi
visa ia moja leta, nisem mogel
razumeti, in jezilo me je; da ne
XII tujec bolje pozna mojo deze-
10 kakor JAZZ. Ne samo to - visa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25
VESA


Re dolog slisim prihajati clio
veka. Redni tok - tok njegove
palice, S katero preskusa nosil-
most ledu, prihaja IL razdalje
priblizno dveh kilometrov.
TO preskusanje ledu S slu-
HON je v zgodnji zimi ma ka-
nadskih jezerih mnogokrat po-
trebno. Palica Sc med hojo po-
polnoma lahko in neprisiljeno
Whit, tako ola pade njena ost pri
vsakem cetrtem koraku z vso
mocjo ma led.
Toda tokrat Sc mi je zdelo,
da udarja palica pc ledu re pri
vsakem tretjem koraku. To SO
bill koraki moza, XII Sc mu ne
mudi in XII mirno postavlja no.
90 pred nogo. Tok - tok, ena-
komerno kot i%nfanterija, XII ko-
raka OBJ udarjanju bobna. Bila
lie pozna jesen. Led je bill slab,
potebno ma tistem velikem, pitt
VEN iezeru z blatnim tom, XII
ie izlocalo strupene pline. Te-
men gozd jelk je obdajal povr-
Sino kot crn lid. Noben solncni
zarek nj mogel prodreti vanj.
Ia gozdom Sc je sirilo neprodir-
no mocvirje kilometre dalec v
dezelo.
Z~apuSGena pokrajina, XII sem
Sc je izogibal, kolikor sem Sc je
mogel, kadar sem hodil postav-
lat pasti "a zivali.
Hipoma sem Sc spomnil dolz-
nosti gostitelja. Zanetil sem
spet dogoreli ogenj, postavil
svezo vodo "a caj in IL ostankov
kosila pripravil novo jed. Yes
cas- sem premisljeval, kaj je do
vedlo tujca V moi revir V casu,
ko je bill jesenski low ma visku.
Malaga mojeka taboriSca Sc
z jezera nj dalo videti, toda la
hko WIDEN je bill dim mojega og-
MIA. Vedel sem, da noben popot-
mix ne zanemari take prilozno-
sti. TAX je obicaj ljudi, XII 1--WE
v teh gozdovih. Sedel sem OBJ
ognju, kadil in zeljno pricako-
val obiskovalca. Nekaj je v ma
GNU njegovega blizanja izdaja-
10, da clovek, XII je prodrl tako
globoko V moi predel, ne more
biti navaden lovec. Cudno, ka-
ko je ia MOI preizkuSal led! Ne
Samo, da je padel udarec pr
vSakem tretjem koraku, tenn
veC je bill tudi nenavadno trd
kot da ina tezjo palico, kakor
jih navadno rabimo. In vrhu
vSega Ia cudni, umerjeni TAXI
kakor tiktakanje zelo velike
ure.
To pocasno korakanje je IL
dajalo trdovratno vztrajnost
moza, XII Sc je podal ma pot, da
izvrSi neko poslanstvo, in XII Sc
ne ola pc nicemer odvrniti Cd
MEGA. Enakomerno je stopal
dale, OBJ taktu palice. Tok =
tok - tok! Monotonost tega
udarjanja je kakor hipnoticno
vplivalo name. Mnogo casa je
potreboval tujec - no da -, je
pac razpolagal z MIN. Vendar
ol pri tako vztrajni hoji moral
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25
rane bi skodovali. Udelezba pa
bi bila zelo pi6la.

rane bi Skodovali. Udelezba pa
bi bila zelo piela.
0 spremembi datuma smo OBJ
vestili kolikor najvec ljudi smo
v naglici mogli osebno, S caso-
pisi in pc telefonu. Prislo Jill
je lie kakih sest z oddaljenih ma
selbin, XII MISC citali nasega OBJ
vestilas kar nam je zal. A lju-
die so razumeli in oprostili.
Apeliramo ma vse, da maj pri-
dejo v drustveno dvorano v So
boto %. aprila. Agatirajmo, da
DO uspeh te priredbe cimvecji.
&
Sc nikoli nisem videl toliko
solznih obrazov kot OBJ smrti
predsednika Roosevelta. Start
in mladi SO zalovali "a MIN. L.
hajal je il bogataSke, aristokrat-
ske familije, toda incl je cut "a
navadnega cloveka. Storil je
zanj vec kot katerikoli prejsnji
predsednik. Nj cudno, ola YES
svet zaluje "a MIN.
Joseph Snoy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25
POMOc JUGosLAvlJI

Pomozni odbor, XII DELUXE pod
pokroviteljstvom ZOJSA, je do
81. marca nabral v pomoc Ju-
g~oslaviji 1852, 942. "a. Dne 81.
marca je odplula IL New Yorka
druga poSiljka relifnih potreb-
scin "a Jugoslavijo. Vrednost
poslanega materijala je bila O.
cenjena ma $412,675. Tehtal ie
657, 846 funtov 1880 tom.
Prva posiljka, XII je bila pre-
Jeta v Jug~oslaviji re meseca ja-
nuarja, pa je bila vredna $780,
339 in je tehtaka 220 ton.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-25

Neznanje je delavcev najhujsi
sOvraznik.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-09
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE HEREWITH
OF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES

DYER Edward r., S-Sgt., hus-
t.ud of Mrs. Vera l.. Dyer, lll2
FaIrw1nt St, Clearwater.
Head. Frank f., Pfc, son of
N.s Louise II. Head, Route 5,
Boss ma. Tampa.
Army Wounded-Ev;opean Area
Brown. Floyd, Pvt, son of Mrs.
Zad, A, Brown, Route A N.
n u. dc Leon.
PIkhart. Orval J., Pvt, Mrs.
Nag Marie Burkhart, Route !,
H.A al5. Orlando.
ID. Robert j, Jr., I'd 1t, son
.fE Jseph Dew, S0th ST, Pass
t Grille Beach.
Johnson. Clarence, rs, brother
Miss Thclma Johnson, 226
e.tr ST. Jacksonville.
Kln. Carl J., Pfc, son of Mrs.
f, d Koon. Route 2, Box l54,
l.t. CITY,
r,.... BraNton r. Pvt, hus-
..ra .l Mrs Margaret p. Lewis,
.8I4 Iith ST.. Tampa
IUa Robert c.. j., Pvt, huS-
..r8 af Mrs Aileen c. Lieb, 500
a Iuulan River Dr., Cocoa.
Walker. George w, S-Sgt., son
Robert X Walker, 29O4 Tampa
tampa. Z
Waller Gordon C., Sgt, nep-
r.s of Mrs Julia c. Lazzara.
DID lIth Ave. Tampa.
Amy Woundsd-Paeifie Regions
Anderson. William F.. Pvt,
ui Mus. Bamma Anderson,
. 100 Bombay.
U.1... Carl p, Pfc, friend of
..I.u Iananssen. Box 1904, opa
IHtka
tn.tt James B., Col, hus-
. MIS- Mary X Corbett,
... sH.eczc Ave. Palm Beach.
U.ru. John T, LIST Sgt, hus-
90 Mrs Edith c. Quinn,
dam l. Englewood
Arthur. Preston T., Pvt,
..n 90 Duncan c. Macarthur, 1919
a. q st pensacola.
M5uls. James e. Pic, nephew
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-09
official Navy Photographs

of v. C. McKendree, Route 2,
Dade City.
Shuey, 3O4 sW. 18th St, Fort
Lauderdale.
Stalvey, Tommy r., Pvt, son
of William L. Stalvey, Route /,
Clermont.
Weeks, Norris H. Pfc, son of
Bart Weeks, Cocoa.
Army Prisoners of Wai
Germany
Baker, Joseph S., Jr., Pvt, son
of Joseph S. Baker, ST., Stuart.
Baynard, Lawrence w, Jr.,
Pic, son of Lawrence w. Bay
Aard, SIR, no 4th, Ave, n, St.
Petersburg.
Garrett, Gerald A, Pfc, son of
Mrs. Bessie c. Garrett, go N.
Barcelona ST, Pensacola.
Whidden, Hilton M, rs, grand
son of Mrs. j. F. Allen, Pineland.
Frank o. King, cartoonis., ere
ator of Gasoline Alley" born
,,-.i. W. co ,.,rx- orro
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-09

Frank o. King, cartoonis-, ere
ator of Gasoline Alley" borr
Cashton, Wis, 90 years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
8, iAMts " srowts

u lllam Kelley. versatile l'-ysir-old,
plan, 10 become a professional ball player
or band leader Already Bill is gaming
needed experience IN the Detro,t Time,
Garner Athletic League and on b, school
baseball ipi basketball ,quidsA
M, mother, Mr., Llnori Kelley tarted
b,ri IN bi, musical career uhen he Pre-
crted Fsr ,on vilh ,Itr0mpet
Bstueen hi,ithleuc lctlviue, and ,choa'
uork At Hutohn, lntsrmeduto uhsre
Bhl r, 'B' student IN ths ninth er,de.
hs.,erv,s Dcuot Time, ohscrhsu on
HolArook tvc Duurs ronth' '' .
cafrisr Bill hs, increased hH customers
from 20 10 80.
He lives % 80 Orsn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

Breakfast becomes an occasion
worth getting up early for-when
you're headed for Wheaties. Swell
nourishment. exciting favor in
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

AD'7V'TRi.Ti'IsE.MENT !
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

those toasted whole wheat flakes.
Have a big bowlful of milk, fruit,
and Wheaties, famous breakfast
of Champions every morning
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
81 WISHING WELL q
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BY Wall Disney
BY JiMnY Halo

pleasant little game that Will you message
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first the NUMBER
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Prophet Jones
Issues Statement

In signed statement Tuesday.
Prophet James r. Jones Informed
the Tribune that he had been mis-
interpreted IN his interview with
reporter last week. The Arden
Park minister said II have not
called the names OF the two per-
sons who signed the complaint
against me and I did not say that
someone had demanded money
from me on two occasions.
The reporter heard these state
ments made by someone else who
was present during the interview
81 worked very hard when was
associated with The other church
and I have no regrets whatever
The houses and the FURNISHINGS
that I possess we're given 10 me
freely nv the public and some or
my followers who have TESTIFIED
that they have been helped IN many
WAYS through my prayers ana al
vice given them through mo
$50. n God suffers someone 70
take these things from me 'N"'
have been given TO me shal' .se
=. Ioh sald. The Lord riveth' me
lord taketh away HESS BE 'ne
name OF the Lord.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
|0LICE PROBE
|T0NINC OF
|ELSER HOME

Inspector Stanley Hamacher OF
l'ld pricinct. advised the n.
Il. This week that the po-
4 are Investigating the stoning
ne home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
YES helscr. 1929 Fourth ave-
4 According to neighbors. the
thrown into the Bclscr
'snce Sunday, July 20. and
ua's later. were thrown by
mics who live in the neigh
Inspector Hamacher told the
a'Ne secretary OF the y. A.
~ Gloster Current. that
L. seemingly was no organ
4 opposition 10 the Belser
KY by the neiehbors The
moved into the neiehbor-
IN January. A threatening
M was sent 10 a real estate
H. who vas Offering the pro-
- eA' door for sale. pre-
""y 10 colored. but other
- 'ue rocks, the Belsers we're
n "''''ed since they first nov
II
'ofo'hg to officers Of Can
station Juvenile officers are
Working on the case and
N. zee police protection has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Hill And Frankensteen Nominated
Both Candidates
Hope To Win
In November


Predictions that only hand
full OF voters would cast their
ballots in Tuesdays primaries
were upset, when more than
100000 De.roiters went TO the
polls and nominated Richard
Frankenstecn. labor candidate.
and Edward ]. Icflries. incum-
bent TO compete against each
other in the mayoralty race in
November. Rev. Charles A. Hill.
who was also endorsed hy the
labor element. was nominated
and ran tenth among the eighteen
counciImanic candidates who will
seek election this fall. All the
present members OF the council
,ere nominated. George Edwards
leading the list and receiving a
larger number OF votes than was
received by veteran councilman
Lodge.
Mayor Jcffrics Is seeking re-
election for fourth term Frank
enSlocn and his supporters be-
ieve hat Detroit needs new
and more progressive mayor who
will give this metropolitan city
adequate airport facilities aud
take other wise action in planning
Tor Detroits prosperity and hap
liness IN the postwar period.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Narlowe Crawford Buried;
6irl In Jail Wont Talk

rendered two selections.
The deceased is survived by a
son: a mother and father five
brothers four sisters, and a
large number OF Other relatives
The remains were taken 10 the
Detroit Memorial Park cemetery
Tor burial The services were
conducted by the Strickland Fun
cral Home, liamiramck.
Girl Held
While Mtrlowes friends we're
paying their last respects to him.
Detroit homicide detectives. I'M
der the direction OF Lieut.. Lester
thopeining and SGT I'd Rcilcy.
were trying 10 piece together the
story surrounding the fatal shoot
ing
Held Tor investigation or MUIR
der Is pretty Miss Jane Jackson.
Continued on Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Rev. Benz. Wright
Succunbs To
Heart Attack


Funeral services were ncld
Thursday for Rev. Benjamin VI.
Wrisht pastor OF the First Insti-
tutIonal Baptist church, Ham
tramck.
The popular Baptist minister
died ate last wccl following a
heart attack IN his home at 1850
Mitchell
His body was laid n state fion
wednesday nlght until II nm
Thursday. < SPECIAL Masonic 3er-
vice was held for him a. The
church on Wednesday evening.
Burial was at the Detroit Memo
rial Park cemetery
The deceased minister Is sur
viyed by his widow Mrs. LaGay
Wright; his mother and father
Mr. and Airs Edward WRIGHT or
the British West ndics, and
sister residing in Cuba
Rev Wright Is a native Of neih-
81 Town. B.WT. whore he was born
on September b. 1902
The funeral services we're COM
Quoted By the Strickland Funeral
home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
.Caretaker Takes
$500 Cut On Rents


Mrs Curric Forrest 50. Of 90
Watson. caretakcr. is wanted by
police for cmbezzlement Of 500 in
rent money.
4 warrant for the woman ar.
rest vas signed Monday by Re-
corder's Judge Joseph A. Gnlis
The information covers period
81 four months and charges thar
during the time from March /. 10
August Of this year the cafetal-
err OF the building at go Watson.
collected money from Is tenants
which she did not turn over 70 the
landlord. Mrs Esther zuckcrberg.
1868 Elmhursi
Mrs Zuckerberg said that when
Mrs. Forrest received the rent
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Sgt. Joe Has A
Boxing Cousin In
Merchant Marine

Robert Finley az 1922 Hunt
street. Detroit. handsome lS-year-
old cousin Of SGT loo Lonis d
home ON s-wcck mrlonrh from
TIE L. $ Merchant Marine serve
Zee tie formerly Attended ihr
local Dufticld school and has been
in The Merchant Marine since
December laii
Roberl who is Tho son ~ Mr.
and Mrs William Finley viii re-
turn to duty on August ~ nur-
ine his service in the Merchant
Marine. he has Travelled TO ,ari-
Gus islands in the Pacific on
ships carrying troops and supplies
10 the fighting fronts Tie has
visited Hawaii the Nailanas The
Marshalls. the Cololinc islands.
Okinawa and other points
Like his famous counsin. Joe.
Robert is Interested in boxing
and has engaged in number OF
bouts in Brooklyn when on shore
leave He weighs $50 pounds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Detroiter Hits Sororities
And Fraternities

II our colorcd youth would not
be better of without this cruel
caste system which We colored
people carry beyond college on
into death.
"Somc folk think that these
organizations exist even in hea.-
en- or hadcs.
Elm 1925, IN my Mon,clair
home in Detroit ! invited five
college girls INTO lunch We laid
plans FOR Detroit chapter 81
Delta Sigma Theta sorority as
there Was none here. Al The l'ni-
,ersity Of Michigan. who're had
just graduated. we had a suall
chapter which died out ever SO
often aud had TO be reyitalized.
so ! have had The opportunity
to carefully observe the workings
OF rrats and sororiiies. This may
be the cause OF my interest in
these articles. What do You
think
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MAN FOUND DEAD
ON SIDEWALK,
CASH ON HEAD

Sylvester Smith. So. Of so IL
lipois street. was found dead on
the sidewalk between ga and
GO Illinois al 5.45 am Mon
day, August 6 Police report that
the dead man had s-ineh cut
ri the base Of The skull He was
employed by Midwest Cleaner,
3Sil Hastings street
Smith had about sixteen dol
lars in cash IN his pockets. one
pocket was turned out. Persons
residing near the scene told Of
ficers they heard nothing during
the night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Knife Victim
Bleeds To Death;
Lung Pierced

Funeral services for he iats
George Reid. - OF 1865 Car
doni street Delroiter whose
death early TUESDAY was first
recorded AS traffic accident
but was Later found caused ny
s,abbing. will be held Saturday AZ
III a %. from tho Fred Anderson
Funeral Home One OF the MINI
iftcrs OF Ebenezcr AME church
Will ofliciaie. Burial will take
place IN Nemcrlsi Park cemetery.
Air. Rcdd. who was employed as
ianitor by the Detroit Board or
Education. was found fatally in
jured in his automobile at $50
Tuesday morning at Hastings
and East Vernon. Ills automobile
had Jumped the curb and crashed
into the window Of a Membership.
The victim was rushed 20 Re-
ccivine hospital, but was dead on
adnlitiance.
According 10 police reports,
Mrs Rachel Rcdd wife OF tbs
decreased stated that her hus-
hand had Jeff home at 10 pm.
Monday to 70 70 work. she also
told police that several days ago,
Mr. Rcdd who owned room
iir house at 9s7 East Ferry had
an argument With q man who
rented room there about
screen door She said her hus-
r.nd put on The screen door
Monda,
Nter tho post morfcm tho ro-
lice changed their record from
traffic death 10 murder The post
norton revealed ihal itedd had
hecn stabbed ihtonsh The chest.
Tho knife had entered MS lung
and ne apparently BLEED IN death
while driving
Surviving tho deceased arc ria
wife daughter and oiher rela-
tivcs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
MOTHER SLABS
DAUGHTER WHOSE
CARB SHE DISLIKES

An argument between moth
or and her daughter over the
way the daughter was dressed
ended in serious cutting Satur-
day night
The two principles involved
in the alteration we're Miss Ma
talie Bannister 90 and her moth
er. Mrs. LEILA Martin. sS. OF 53f5
scatter The daughter was
brought 10 the Receiving hospl-
tai az ele pm Saturday by her
husband Robert suffering from
stab wound OF the left chest
and puncture Of the chest WALL
She told DETECTIVES Lieutenantn
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