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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-13
" Lists Services
TO Returning Vets

The local YGCA building is max
ing its facilities available for re-
turning Servicemen and those who
are in the city just temporarily on
Iurlougn or leave. Every day service
personnel come into the building
and the " is doing everything pos
slble to be Of service to them. The
most frequent request from service
men is aid in finding a place TO
live.
Each returning serviceman is
entitled TO three months member
ship in the YMCA This member
ship ship includes full privileges in
any of the Detroit branches. A sery-
lceman can take advantage of this
three months membership any time
within three months after his dis
charge. In addition, a complete
counseling and guidance program
mas been arranged by the "Y,
which is free to returned service
men. A special staff of experts are
available to these Servicemen and
a wide variety of tests Including
aptitude, vocational, intelligence
and personality tests aye available
10 the men free of charge along
With personal interview where the
tests are interpreted to sthe serv-
lceman. These tests are given in the
CounSeling and Guidance DEPART
ment OF the YMCA at 2O2O Wither-
ell, Detroit. Boyd I. Walker is the
director in charge of the Counselinp
and Guidance Department. Ap-
pointments should be made by call
ing MS office in the downtown s.Y"
building in Detroit.
From forty to fifty servicemen
attend the Saturday night Young
Peoples dances sponsored by the
local YMCA and there has been q
gradual increase in the number of
men who are coming to the "Y"
building to use the facilities. Other
ACTIVITIES such as young mems
clubs, fellowship groups, and athle-
81" groups are being planned. Fran.
CTS 3. Griffith, chairman of the
local YMCA Committee of Manage
ment appointed a committee to
oiscusS and make plans for service
70 servicemen The Committee in
ciudes the following: DR.. j. H.
Lewis. chairman; Mrs. j. H. Steele.
F. w. Frostic and DR.. Warren E.
Hall.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-13
CAUGHT. IN THE 2ND ACT

Well, boys that was a pretty
neat trick you pulled in the cafe
terra. After successfully crash
ing paper bags, Jim Jobe, Jerry
Wagner, and Bob Murphy made a
mad dash for the door. But
blocking the entrance was that man
rof law and order, Mr.. Smith. See
ing only the second act Cthe run
ming, ne politely remarked, Go
back and walk These lads
retraced their steps alright :.
but, practically crawling. SEE
We, next time you better use the
back exit for your getaway.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-13
STRAIGHT
1--WE
BY Pat Shepard and Marie Nina

BY Pat Shepard and Marie Minak
While breezing through our fan
mail the other day we came across
an interesting letter written by a
few so-called juniors. They gave us
a few facts on certain studies :.
which sounded sort of childish.
We got quite kick out of it
though specially one part
which stated that Evelyn Mosz-
nyski was heard or the bus one day
as saying, Il can have all the boys
III r. H. S. if ! wanted to
But I'll wait awhile, then
bango get them" We
wouldn't mind knowing her plan
If it is possible.
We sure like to hear from young
admirers of our column Butt
sincerely wish you wouldn't
send them P.D. postage due).
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-13
POOR BOY,

Gazing into my crystal ball I
forsee a pathetic scene. A bow
stands on the corner with a bat
/ tered sax hung around his neck
his hair is long, his pants un-
pressed the Wyandotte News
Herald is pressed between his thin
Oody and shirt to give him a
little extra warmth Heck
I'm even making myself cry.
Is that what is going to happen TO
Hot Lcks" Hunter if he doesn't
get JOB soon?
Acting as new promoter for Nick
JADE and band is our own ANDY
DohagalSkl and speaking of
JADE he plays down at the
Alklll club this Saturday mite
Come on over and join the crowd
Dancing will be from $50 to /
BE seeing youse round.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-13
PROMISES

Don COoper's face was mighty
red when he handed pretty Jackie
Foxely his W. sweater. Seems he
made bet with her. If Jackie
sold $1,000 worth of bonds
Don was to let her sport his sweat
er for the remainder of the year.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-13
INFORMATION PUL-LEEZE

This is the plea every Saturday
mite Of handsome Hank from
down yonder in Rouge. 1t
seems he has a special interest in
Shirley Ann Miller. Gee! with
all the information he gets he
could write biography on the
Blond BombShell."
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-13
PIN-UP BOY

Take heed all you gals who col
lect pictures of our famous heroes
While reading the Detroit
Times, We recognized very fam
mar lace Smiling Fritz Bos-
man has been added to the prep
nall OF fame along with other
outstanding football players.
Nice going, Fritz!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
I STRAIGnTEN
UNRIuY HAiiF

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Distinguished
Leaders Praise
Noted Woman

her friends many prominent Negro
leaders, held that 'all persons
should be allowed to 70 a far as
their abilities viii permit without
being hampered i.Y restrictions of
race. creed or color" The novelist
added however that the acquisi-
ton of these opportunities must be
expected to bring corresponding
and proportionate responsibilities"
to those who succeed
Throughout the celebration, which
established preceGent iii educ9-
tional circles N this area. national
leaders present repeatedly praised
DR. William II Gray. Jr.. president
of the college, for what j. Finley
Wilson, Grand Exalted Ruler of the
Negro Elks of the World called "a
broadness of vision and wisdom"
in honoring Mrs. Bethune, whose
work as founder of Bethune-Cook-
man College, at Daytona and head
of the powerful National Council of
Negro Women has brought fame
to name" of Florida.
ONE OF SERIES
In pointing out his reasons for
initiating the cause for Mrs
Bethune, DR.. Gray said the meet
inc is one of a series which he eX-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Count Basic Adds
New String Section

NEW YORK amp Going in
for commercial music" Count
Basie's orchestra, which has been
known for it iun1ning live" re-
Gently competed The recording OF
four sides for Columbia records. To-
ward accomplishing this and the
. Count employed 12-plece string
asction from Andre Kostolanotz'
orchestra AMI so smoothly were the
additions made that his own
musicians knew nothing Of it until
the actual recording,
THAT Old Pooling, This Heart
of mine" and Avenue 9" are
among the new numbers Vocals
are done by Mrs. Milf Ebbins, wife
Of Court Basie'S manager
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10

tona Beach, Florida, and president
of the National Council of <egro
Women, Washington, d. c. Pictur-
ed front, left to right are Miss
ARENA Mallory of Lexington, Miss;
Mrs. Vivian Carter Mason, New
York City; Dr. Marjorie Kinman
Rawlings, author of THE Yearling"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
MRS. Bethune Honored In
Fla. A. & M. Celebration
rAILAHASSEE. FIorida Il Is

TALLAHASSEE, Florida - (SNS)
Before approximately 1900 stu
dents. teachers, principals and per-
haps the most distinguished repre-
.sentation of Negro leaders seen in
this area in 25 years, the Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege completed a two-day celebra-
tion in honor of Dr. Mary Mcleod
Bethune. here last week. The exer-
CiSes covered March l and 2.
introduced by q panel discussion
of the Role of the Negro Woman
In the Postwar South" the celebra-
,tion got underway last Thursday
might, with DIR Charlotte Hawkins
Brown, president of the Palmer
Memorial Institute, at Sedalia, N.
&c: Mrs Venice r. Spraggs, form
ter Mason, well known social work
er NYA executive; Mrs. Vivian Car
executive, of New York, and DR..
Sadie T. M Alexander. Philadel-
.phia attorney. participating Under
DIR. Browns guidance and with the
aid of student participation, the
panel reached the overall eonclu-
sion that the Negro woman has in
her hands the future of the race, ="
since she will have to determine
the types of education she believes
best suited for her children.
AUTHOR PRAISES LEADER
The celebration reached a high
point Friday, when DR.. Marjorie
Kinnan Rawlings, author of 1.-The
Yearling" and Gross Greek" and
a prominent Florida leader, paid
tribute to Mrs. Bethune for having
made contributions to both Negroes
and white people because of her
utilization of pride, dignity and
responsibility" Dr rawlings said
that both Negroes and white peo-
pie may be placed in two classes:
"men of goodwill and men of i'll
will; and held that men of good
will want Negroes to have exactly
what they believe they ought to
have as members of a democracy
and citizens of the world.
Pleading for freedom of opportu-
nifty for all persons. RI. Rawlings,
who said that she numbered among
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10

Cleveland, Ohio; Pvt. James A.
Britt, Atlanta, Ga, Pvt. James R.
Tiller, Philadelphia, Pa. and IT'S
u Wilson d. Cotner, Louisville, KY,
who were in combat or assigned TO
the less heroic tasks of arms.
You simply cannot keep those
sepia scrappers out of the thick Of
things When the history og Ba-
taan and Corregidor is written and
signed there will be many sepia
thumbprint affixed to give it .au-
thority.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Detroit ReaItOr
Visits Denver

DENVER, Colo-W d. Morrison,
president of the Morrison Invest
prominent leader in civic and bu-
ment and Realty Co Inc Of De
troit prominent leader in civic and
business affairs of The Motor Citv
is enjoying a vacation hele.
MIR Morrison reports cash on sub
scriptions with his company as re-
ported at the annual banquet
last month $3,o95. The successful
realtor is native of Gate City,
Va, finished his literary work at
Swift Memorial College.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
MEET SOLDIER PROBLEM

Giving reasons for the import
ance of community preparation to
meet the problem of the returning
soldier, Mrs Vivian Carter Mason,
addressing one of the student semi
mars, said, that unless we find a
level of understanding on which to
meet these changed returning SOL
dierS, they are going to be thrust
into society incapable of meeting
their needs" AS a solution, Mrs.
Mason said that the problem must
be solved in relation to the other
races living in the various commu-
mites"
Organization as a means to COM
bat postwar unemployment was
emphatica1y stressed by Mrs.
Venice T. Sprays noted journalist
OF Washington, d. c., in the semi
mar Employment Opportunities for
Negro Women"
DR.. Charlotte Hawkins Brown,
authority on etiquette, commented
on the neglect of social graces by
men. In a discussion OF the prob
lens Of youth, Miss ARENA Mallary
stated that an accurate solution
VIII depend upon the young peo-
pies abilities to make themselves
citizens of the world.
An elaborate pageant, 1.-THE Herr
tage of Faith" dramatizing the life
of Mrs potbIIDa utac ,>rocoy,+o1l L.,
students of Bethune-Cookman and
A. and M Colleges.
In addition to a telegram of
praise from President Franklin d.
Roosevelt. Mrs. Bethune was pre-
sented with purse from National
Council, a scroll, book of testi-
monlal letters, and flowers.
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poets to have his school sponsor In
order to have his students keep
abreast of sane leadership now de-
veloping among the Negro group all
over the country.
In the student seminars, which
were addressed by the participants
IA the general discussion, emphasis
were placed upon THE Social
Graces," Opportunities in Com
munity InproV cmenJ;" Employ
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en-: and Opportunities for Negro
Women in the Professions" The
students also discussed some OF the
Problems Facing Youth in the
Postwar Era"
Holding that none of the major
professions need any longer be
closed to Negro women. DR.. Sadie r.
nj. Alexander, Philadelphia attor-
ney advised the students to move
into new fields"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Macarthur
Continued from page /,
otherwise unglamorous JOB.

groups were: Pvt Joseph Leonard
N e w Orleans, La. rs Everett
Payne, Washington, d, c., Cpl
willard Bonner, Pittsburgh, Penna.,
TIA Eddie Wilkins, Norfolk, Va,
Cpl. Walter Lane, Philadelphia,
Pa, Pvt. William H. Harris, Bal
timore, Md, and 1st Sergeant E.
F. Cannon, Houston, Texas.
cluded l64 enlisted men and five
white officers. Among them were
The Amphibious Truck group in
S/Sgt. Juan Allen, New York City;
S/Sgt. Oliver Norrell, Richmond
Va; TIA George Jones, Kansas
City, Mo. IT'S Jack F. Higbee
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-03
LEPI STRICEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSAN1
Prevel - OTON zUPANCIC
BEL--AklI
- OTON zUPANcIC


Zgrudila Sc mu je pred noge
in je ihtela: 20, usmilite Sc me,
duhovni oce! Otmite me, "a boz
jo voljo, otmite mel" p
Drzala ga je "a crno halo, da
il ne 'bi usel; in on Sc je plaho-
ma oziral ma vse strani, ali ne
vidi katero zlobno ali pobozno
oko te zenske, XII Sc mu je vrgla
pred noge. =
Naposled je izprevidel, da Sc
je ne -iznebi, in je dejal: VISTA
mite, slucajno imam kljuc cd IL
povednice pri sebi.'' ...
Segel je v Yep in potegnil il
mega obroc S kljuci, izbral enc
ga in krenil z naglimi koraki
proti tistim lesenim hisicam,
kjer odkladajo verniki svoje
creme In 81 perO duSe.
Stopil je skozi srednja vra-
ia, XII jih je zaprl "a seboj; 60
spa Walterjeva je planila v
tesni stranski predal, in gorece,
S strastnim upanjem navdihnje-
ma, je jecljala:
"Prosim, duhovni oce, svetega
blagoslova ~
Du Roy je bill obsel oltar in
je korakal po levi ladji navzdol,
Nekako ma sredi je srecal debe.
lega plesastega gospoda, XII .je
stopal Sc vedno s svojim mir.
MIN korakom, in Sc je prasal
"Kaj neki della ia cudak tn.
kaj?"
Tudi setalec je zacel pocasne.
je hoditi ter je gledal Georgesa
po vsej priliki hi ga bill rad ma.
govoril. Ko je prisel cisto bli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-03
Pregled navadnih prehladov

Pregled navadnih prehladov
Nedavni pregled je odkril, da
je clovestvo najbolj prizadeto
cd navadnega prehlada. Rezul-
tati kazejo, da je v enemu ted
nu, cd Is. do %. decembra, 16
odstotkov vsega prebivalstva,
ali okrog 21,O0O,0OO oseb trpe-
10 cd prehlada. Lansko letp je
tekom decemberskega meseca
skupno okrog 100000 ali rs
odstotkov vsega prebivalstva v
Zedinjenih drzavah trpelo ma
prehladu. Obvardjte sc s tenn,
da skrbite "a redno prebavo.
TRINERJEVO GRENKO VI
NO je casovno preiskuseno in
lahko odvajalno sredstvo. Ra-
bite ga kot@ je predpisano ma
steklenici. Ako vas lekarnar nj
ma ma rokah Trinerjevo grenko
vino, pisite ma: Joseph Triner
Corporation, 1888 South Ash
land Ave-, Chicago 8, I'll.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-03

E11y ia .1nDrl l,ox,;I ~ - ,11ird,,n
ynrasal ~ /. ssf1nrost;+a - :. gosnod ], i &
vas not;ro il; i; ,,,o,unsa 4, q 1ah-
- = ,,o,,a.+a = 49, 1.as,a 90 1;Is Z !. q. ,,
kew zidana?,,
Du Row ie olpovoril. M
!. 4ega pa res ne VEN; mlsilm' !
tako-le pred dva1setiml, petln-
aVaJsetlmi ietl. oicer sem pa
danes prvlc nolr1.
videl."
@Sedai 90 10 vzhudilo zurna-
:. =. -. b - &. 80, = 80
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rZabavno je bilo opazovati Po-
NINA, XII Sc je v zacetku pocutil
v blizini novega druga, kakor IL
sica craven jeza. Bill je redkobe-
seden z MIN, bojec Sc, da bi mu
ne izpodkopal avtoritete, s ka-
tero je vladal mad tvornisko pi-
sarno in "pisarskim kabine-
tom". A podjarmiti 81 ga nj u
pal. Postal je tako ljubosumen,
da je bill yes nesrecen, &c je vi
del, da gre Komar k upravitelju
po svojih opravkih. Navadno Sc
je napotil takoj "a MIN S ka-
kim primernim vzrokom, samo
da bi dognal, kaksno razpoloze-
ME vlada prav "a prav med u
praviteljem in paznikom Ko-
marjem. Gledal je postrani vsa-
kega, sebi po cinu enakega, XII
sc je "drznil' obrniti naravnost
ma upravitelja v zadevah, 0 ka-
terih bi eventualno mogel dati
tudi on pojasnilo. Mrzil pa je
Observation-Disclosures, XII je bill tako
"nesramen", da Sc je napotil k
upravitelju, ne da bi bill pref
prosil MEGA, &c SINE It'll in mu
razlozil, po kaj bi rad Sci. Upra-
vitelju pa smo pripisovali ze-
lezne zivce, da sc nj navelical
Poniznovih nadlegovanj, zakaj
drzal je tako rekoc neprestano
"a kljuko njegovih vrat. V tenn
oziru je ucinkovalo Poniznovo
vedenje do skrajnosti vsiljivo in
priskutno.
Ne da hi bill incl tehten povod
"a to, je cutil v Janezu Komar-
ju nevarnega tekmeca. Ia pa je
zelel biti tudi delezen nekoliko
Poniznove oblasti in je zacel
vedno predrzneje posegati v OBJ
lastni delokrog tovarisa. Posku-
Sal je to zlasti mad nami - pi-
sarji. So
Nj trajalo dolgo, ko je bilo
Poniznu tega dovolj. Jasno in
doloceno je poucil soseda, maj
Sc lepo zanima "a ''svoj inven-
tar, a drugo da bo ze opravil
sam.
Vendar to bojno razpolozenje
med NINA nj trajalo dolgo. Sle-
dill so namrec casi, ko sc je ka-
zalo zediniti zoper pisarje. In
tu je vrli Komar pokazal, da
INA biti prav tako zvest in "a
nesljiv zaveznik, kakor nevaren
in odlocen tekmec.
Lepega dine nam je sporocil
Hrvat, da sc zbirajo mad glava-
mi pisarjev grozeci oblaki in da
bi nevihta utegnila pokoncati
YES "pridelek" duhana. Posveto-
vail smo Sc, kaj bi bilo ukreniti.
Tovaris IS pobeseno ramo" je
prisel ma izvirno misel. Zlozili
so vso zalogo duhana xxi nj bila
ravno skromna "a razmere v
kaznilnici) in kresila ma mizo.
Nato je pospravil iznajdljivi
tovaris vse skupaj v neko Ska
Ito, jo zavil v papir, prevezal in
napisal ma vrh "Visjemu drzav-
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moderno hiso 8 stanovanje;
VISA oddana v najem; blizu Sol
in poulicne zeleznice. Nobene
vknjizbe, ter Sc proda. po nizki
ceni. Poklieite MElrose 1915,
ali sc zglasite ma 1929 Broad
way, med 2. in 4. uro popoldne.
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(Dalje prlnodnjic)
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PET LET P0ZNEJE
LOJzE JERANCIC
(Iz dnevniko Cd pus6enego kozniencol

nemu pravdnistvu v Ljubljani". !.
V takih zavitkah s m o namrec
vsak mesec posiljali ma omenje-
nj naslov razne racunske prilo-
ge, kar je bilo Poniznu dobro
ZnanO.
Izkuseni snazilec pisaren Sc
nj motil. Sc tisto popoldne sta
nenadoma vstopila Ponizen in
'Komar (kar Sc nj pref nikdar
zgodiloD ter Sc zdruzenimi
mocmi spravila ma delo. Prebr-
skala in pretipala sta vse, pre-
mikala zavitek in ga prenasala
x mize ma police "a spise. ere
bus infectis'' sta sc umaknila
.molce in razocarana vsak "a
svojo mizo. Odslej sta 81 posta-
la bolj naklonjena. Pisarji pa
|smo cutili kako sprejema sla-
botna Ponizna narava nam ne
|prijazni Komarjev vpliv. Biri-
Ska svojstva v najnadutejsem
pomenu besede so jela preha-
jati ma sicer ''neskodljivega"
Ponizna, XII pa nam je pozneje
sporazumno S svojim tovarisen,
ali pod njegovim vplivom zagre-
nil marsikatero uro, dasi mu nj
smo dali resnega povoda zato.
Navel Sc je usodne zmote, da
je treba kaznjenca prezirati in
- mrziti. In takih je bilo, zali-
bog, v kaznilnici v casu mole
kazni precej. V prijaznem spo-
minu so mi ostali nizji name
scenci, med katerimi je bilo maj
wee paznikov bivse kaznilnice v
Kopru in Gradiski oh Soci, XII so
zavzemali do kaznjenca &c vec
ne, vsaj strpno stalisce in MISC
iskali prilike, da bi ze itak tez-
ko prizadetemu bitju nameno-
ma skodovali. Ravnali so S kaz-
njenci, kakor je treba ravnati z
ljudmi. Izkusnje IL prejsnjih let
so jih naucile, da bodo uzivali
pri kaznjencih spostovanje in u
gled le v slucajih, &c bodo vpli-
vail nanje vzgojno in jih opozar-
jail ma dostojanstvo cloveka, XII
je bilo v njih z zacasnim izobce-
MEM il cloveske druzbe sicer
ponizano, a ne tako globoko, da
ne bi moglo nikoli vec VISTA
ii. Poznal pa sem paznike, Xxi
so bill osebnega mnenja, da
kasnjenec po svoji cloveski SUI
verenosti nj MIN enakovrednc
bite, ker ga je javna morala
radi zlocina zacasno onemogo-
ella med svobodnimi ljudmi. Po.
znal sem jih, XII sc MISC zaveda.
Ii, da je kanilnica obenem tudi
poboljsevalnica, il katere maj bi
prisel kaznjenec tax, da hi bi]
sposoben napraviti prvi korak
s praga kaznilnice v novo, po'
steno, cloveka vredno zivljenje'