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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

the CITY.
Ruth -Redmond,I4618
Nieksburg, Inkster, reading
about the service wives club
project in the Times, spoke to
o theirs in her neighborhood
about organizing their own club.
Last Sunday they met for the
first time and planned meetings
on Thursday evenings at the
homes of their members.
This is a colored group centered
in the Carver Homes district.
They hope in the future TO in
crease their membership, and have
invited all those in that commu-
nifty TO join with them.
INVITE NEW MEMBERS
Matching the enthusiasm Of
this group is the Community Serv-
ice Wives Club, organized for the
last two months. With y members
taking part in the meetings every
other Tuesday at the Women'S
Association of Clubs, they soon
plan to boost this number.
Sending boxes overseas. crochet
ing for veterans hospitals and
planning for a formal tea are the
outstanding points on their. cur
rent program. These women in
tend TO draft their husbands into
their club when they come home,
and continue as a social group.
The officers Of the Community
Service Wives Club are Mrs.
Frances Love, president; Mrs.
Beatrice Webster vice president;
Mrs. Georgia Burgess, secretary,
and Mrs. Ida Culpepper, treasurer.
CENTER LINE CELEBRATES
Meanwhile, the busy Center
Line Club celebrated the success
of their recent benefit bingo party
by riding out TO Palmer Park on
their bikes for a weiner roast last
night.
They have purchased a combi-
nation radio-victrola with the
proceeds of this party, and il will
soon be on its way TO the boys at
Percy Jones, bearing an engraved
plaque with the name Of the Cen
ter Line Club.
Members of these groups, as
we'll as other service wives
throughout the city are also plan
ming to enroll in the June series
of classes in home canning, spon-
Sored by The Detroit Times in CO.
operation with the Michigan Con-
solidated Gas Co. These plan 20
Can Your Own" classes will be
held in The auditorium Of the gas
company, at Clifford and Bagley.
CANNING EXPLAINED
Beginning at 7 p. m, June 4.
and continuing on the three sue
cesSive Monday evenings in June,
Miss Irene Hickey. head Of the
home service department. Nichi-
gan Consolidated Gas Co., will ex-
plain and demonstrate methods Of
canning fruits and berries, jams
and Jellies, pickles and reliShes
and vegetables.
Service wives will discover that
canning is no longer a drearisome
task, but can be done simply as
vel as economically.
Those interested in Joining the
course are urged 10 send in the
enrolment blank on tins page as
soon AS possible 20 the Service
Wives Club Editor, The Detroit
Times, 1870 CasS, Detroit 81,
Mich
In return, special membership
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

cards will he mailed te applicants.
These are to be brought to class
each week.
Further information on this
particular program, or the service
wives club project in general,
may be obtained by phoning
Cherry $500 between 9 a. m. and
5 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Red Group in Oslo

OSLO, May p QNS)--A Rus
sian civil delegation under Was
sill Guerrasjeff was in Oslo today,
with arrival of a Soviet military
delegation expected shortly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
BY JEAN WHITEHEAD

Two service wives clubs looking ahead to a
busy program of activities after joining the Service Wives
Club Corner today exchange their ideas with other groups
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Reds, Danes Swap ENJOYS

LONDON, May % (INS)-The
Moscow radio announces that the
Soviet Union has resumed diplo-
matte relations with Denmark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
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bukev drzi k hlevskim vratom
in oklepa travnik proti zapadu
in jugu.. Ma robu travnika stoji
Sc debel kostanj. Zdaj je Sc ci-
sto bozicen, z dolgimi ledenimi
svecami, svoje veje pa polaga
ljubeznivo ma srebrno sivo skod-
lasto streho. Pod MIN je zdaj
visoka pletena postelja malega
Henrika Friderika. Ptice POLO,
metulji Sc zibljejo mad MIN in
hrosci brence.
Kmalu postanejo veceri lepsi
in milejsi: Rozimariji 81 zahoce,
da bi spet enkrat prisluskovala
gozdu, ko spi. Harro je cakal sa-
mo Sc ma to. V spalnico pride Sc
druga postelja.
Harrova nadarjenost "a orga.
niziranje Sc spet izkaze. Njegovo
temeljno pravilo-cim mani po'
strezbe, XII il je treba spet sire.
ei,-je zmagalo. Vsako jutro oh
enajstih Sc pripelje s Thorsteina
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.ys# . ~ \
Thorsteinu, pri Dusici in pri|
otroku ~. Potem bonn tudi OBJ
strige1 Sarlotine racune sivilj.
ce DO potrebno, Sc bonn obrnil.
ma njenega oceta. On je edini
tlovek, XII Sc ga se r,ekoliko bo-
il. Morda Sc nj Sc mic zgodilo.
Raziskova1 tega ne bonn. &c bi
.bi1a matt mojih otrok, tega ne
bi tako hladno prenesel. Tako
vsaj mojega imena ne more Via
citi po blatu. In Helena, niti be-
.sede o tenn, in tudi o prodaji
brauneske palace Sc ne govori.
Grofici Sc zahvali "a memo obve-
stilo. S Sarloto o tenn ne bonn
razpravljal, ker bi t1ajbrz vse ta-
jila, kolikor jo poznam. Najbrz
njena cast nj tako mocha, da Sc
ne bi zavedala, kaj vse izgubi,
&c zapusti Brauneck. Zato to-
rel Rozamarija nj mogla zalo-
vati, da Sc moi sin nj rodil xiv.
Takrat sem mislil, da tega ne
bonn mogel nikoli pozabiti. In
zdaj-Rozamarija ina slutnje." !"
Knez je vstal in stopil pred
sliko Dusice. Sestrine oci so mu
sledile. Tako dober je in tako
malo srete je okusil. In memo
srce, XII ga je tako dolgo zakri-
vala in ze skoraj pozabila, je "a
cello spet bolj in bolj 1.-Two utri-
patti,
"Stari Brauneck napravi clo-
veka otoznega," je sepnila.
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tNadaljevar,je)

"Grda, rumena hisa ina ne
precenljivo vrednost. Strmela
bos, ce ii bonn povedal vsoto. In
seveda sem be n1islil tudi ma to,
kako te bonn odskodoval."
vzel je IL predala kup foto-
grafij. "Kaj bi bilo z lepo vilo v
Grunewaldu ali pa oh Wannsee-
ju, kamor bi zahajala lahko tu-
di pozimi? ? Oglej 81 te fotografi-
je!"
"F,rid, ii si res vzoren brat.
Ali mislis, de- ne vem, da je mo-
E;a pravica ma braunesko palace
tadvisna samo cd tvoje dobrofe !?
ffoda, Frid, morda imas prav.
Berlinski zrak -"
"Imela bos vilo, Helena, in to
10 zame se dobra kupcija -"
Debela DANA je vstala in pri-
jela brata "a glavo. =
Grid, ii ne spadas v sedanje
stoletje. Prava starina 81. Moi
bog, Sc nekaj mi tezi srce. Davi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12

skriyen kraj in zadeva je bila
taksna, do je moral eden izmed
njiju oblezati. Use je ostalo pri-
krito. Ia clovek je morilec, mi
je pisala, in zveza z MIN utegne
prinesti samo 1esreco. zeno, Hi
mu dovoli kaksno zaupnost, po-
maze In &. !"
Knez nj rekel niti besede. Sa-
mo silva bledica je pokrila nje-
gov obraz. -
"Frid, rotim te .. Ven1, da
znas spraviti svojo jezo in jo po-
tenn oh pravem trenutku spet
prinesti ma dan. Pusti tega elo-
veka, maj hodi svojo pot. Uredi
samo tako, da Sarlota ne bo mo-
gla priti vec v silk z njim."
"zivljenje mi je proved drago
ceno, da bi ga vrgel pred kroglo
takega eloveka. Dvajset let Sc
potrebujem. In tudi zenska, ki
Sc ne zaveda dolznosti in casti
me ne bo odvrnila cd poti, XII jo
moran Sc prehoditi. Kar 81 mi
pravkar povedala, mi nj cisto no
vo. Dobil sem ze zaradi tega ne
kaksno svarilo. Nekaj je bilo v
zraku, kar sem cutil, pa nisem
mogel zagrabiti. Sem 81 Arnc
Schwelm ne bo upal priti. Zate
bo Sarlota, ostala tn. Tudi v
Wiesbaden ne pojde. Peklenske
zivljenje bonn incl. No, pa BON
incl tudi solncne dneve ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
DuSica ROzan,arija
tsvETNIcA nytNJEN NoREc,
..s..>.~ Agnes cunthsr
4r@o. Poslovenil Boris RihterSiG
Apnes Gunthsr
Poslovenil Boris RihterSic

me, Frid, in posabila sem iahko
le takrat, kadar sem misliIa na
lepo sliko. Ko sem odpirala vra-
ia v tvojo poletno sobo, sem dr.
htela, kakor casih, 'ce me je oce
klical. Saj YES, kaj jes to pome-
Milo" =
mo, priprava oheta hude re-
ci, Helena. Opraviva kolikor mo-
goce hitro."
maj Sc zgodi po tvoji volji.
Saj poznas grofico Trautenecko-
vo. cisto Ease zivi, kar je izgu-
bila svojega netaka in dedica.
Pravili SO, da je bila nesreca ma
lovu. Pisala mi je. Videla je sar-
lotto in Arna Schwelma v.samot:
nj gostilni oh nekem jezeru. Pri-
sla sta sicer cd dveh razlicnih
strani in tudi odjezdila vsak v
drugo smer ,Grofica sc je
skrivala. Arno Schwelm je nj
mogel videti. Saj takrat, ko je
njen ne6ak umrl, nj bila nesreca,
ampak dvoboj. Izbrala sta 81
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voz z Lizo in dvema velikima
kosarama. V eni je kosilo, " dru-
gi pa perilo in obleka "a mater
in otroka. Rozamarija ne We, da
Sc da nositi isto perilo diva dne-
va in da Sc da tudi ma 18TH rju-
hah spati dive noci. Oh treh Sc
voz spet odpelje. Liza je dotlej
uredila sobe, pospravila vse in
iznova napolnila qosari. Vecerja
je zmerom mrzla in preprosta,
in Rozamarija, XII jo majhno de-
10 zmerom veseli, pokriva in
krasi mizo zgoraj ali pa ma We
randi.
Nihce pa ne sluti, kaj je maj
globlji vzrok, da Sc je Harro od-
locil "a to zivljenje v gozdu Pr
vic zivljenju je zacutil potre-
DO, da 81 naredi pocitnice. Ono
tienost in migljanje pred ocni,
XII ju cash zacuti, sta ga prepri-
Gala, da nekaznovano ne sme
vee nadaljevati svojega della ta-
ko neugnano. Zlasti migljanje
pred ocni ga je hudo prestrasi-
10. Ma Thorsteinu pa pocitnic ne
more imeti, dokler je tam Sc
kaksna stena prazna! Rozana-
RIA 0 tenn mic ne We. Kar otroc-
jex Sc veseli prijetne lenobe. XII
81 jo je njen MOI zdaj iznenada
privoscil.
v nekaj dneh izgine miglja-
| ME. Kako lep je "a Rozomarijo
ia maj! Konaj deset korakov Cd
hise je vse belo smarnic, kuka-
vica Sc neutrudno oglasa liz 60
zda. Tisoce zivih bitij code, wi
zga in brenci mad travnikom.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
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siirinirideseto poglavjs
Henrik Fridsrik

SAA. AAAAA A>@S0OAS POSAovJ0
Henrik Fridsrik
Maj je prisel. Rozanarija ga
je uzivala kakor Sc noben mai
v zivljenju. In zdi Sc il, da bo
pomlad vsako 1eto Sc lepsa.
Harro je zbudil nekega dne ma
Braunecku veliko pozornost. Pri-
sla je namret raovica, da je kar
ma kratko ods1ovil vse zensko
dvorno spremstvo m | a d e & al
Thorsteina. Dojiljo, XII je bila Sc
zmerom v hisi, &c bi jo potrebo-
vail, vzgojiteljico in pestunjo.
Ko je kneznja zvedela, da sto-
il otrokova postelja v spalnici
starsev, je imela "a yes dan
snow "a pogovore. Kako malone
seansko. Rozamarija bo torej tu-
di ponoci sama skrbela "a otro-
ka! No, pri tenn bo kmalu po-
stala drobna in grda. Svetlolase
zenske ovenejo najhitreje. Knez-
MIA Sc YES dan ogreva OBJ tel mi
sli, knee pa sprejme svojega ze-
ia zelo nemilostno. ~
Harro poslusa njegove besede
s sklonjeno glavo.
Da, res je to. Toda ma Thor
steinu Sc je iznenada pokazala
toliksna prennoc zensk! Osem jih
je bilo proti MENU in Martu,
ker malega Henrika Sc ne more
steti. Kar najhujsega bi Sc mo-
raj bait. Sicer pa Rozamarija Sc
nikoli nj imela nocne sluzbe. To
opravi vselej on sam. Gamma Sc
"a duso eisto majhnega otroka.
Spoznal bi jo rad. To pa je mo-
goce lie ma zivem bitju. Podrocje
je skoraj Sc neraziskano.
Knez ga pogleda nekoliko ne
zaupno.
ITO zanimanje mi je nekaj no.
vega Harro. Ali Sc ne poskusas
re kar ne prevelikem stevilno
podroeij?"
''To mi je Sc novo, oee. Tako
privlacno je. In duso je mogoee
spoznati lie tedaj, &c jo spozna'
vamo ze takrat, ko Sc sele budi
Nocem pa, da bi me pri tenn kdo
motil, zlasti pa kaksna pestu
MIA ali po domace goska. Da
vem, kaj hoces reci,. oce, tods
zdi Sc mi, da "a zacetek vzgoje
nj nikoli prezgodaj. Cakaj, Sc
nekaj veselega tt moran pove
dati. Otrok je spet pridobil &c
trt kilograma. In nekaj bi te
prosil. Rozamarija je Sc zelc
mlada "a naloge, XII jih je mo
rala prevzeti. Ne bi mi bilo vSec
&c bi il skodovalo to, da mora
zmerom samo dajati -
"Seveda, Harro, in prav "a
to :"
e.. bi JAZZ rad napravil Roza
mariji zivljenje cim bolj pri
jetno in sem 81 izmislil nekaj
pri cemer lahko hkratu Twin
nemoteno v svojem proueeva
nju." - Tu Sc je knee muhastt
nasmehnil. "Prosil bi te z;
lovsko hisico ma Rimskem trav
niku. Tam bi lahko prazivei. We!
dan sredi gozda. Rozamarija j
zaradi tega nacrta VISA srecna
Zjutraj bi Sc vozila tia, zvecel
pa nazaj. Toda hisico bi bill
treba malo urediti. Ali bi tie SINE
prositi? Najina CORA je Sc pre-
vec vetrovna, gozd pa prsedalee
vsaj njegovi najlepsi kotifki, il
clovek je tako rad nemotaen."
Seveda je Harro zmagal. Kne
Sc pelje MIN Sc isti dam n;
Rimski travnik, iii tam skene
ia, da bosta prizidala Sc sickle
no verando. Zgoraj ina lovsk
hisa dvoranico starim poslika
MIN stropom in sedmimi nnajhri
mi okni ter prostorno spalnico
Spodaj je majhna kuhinja S Pre-
stranim kamenitim ognjiscem
sobica "a sluzabnike, hlev "a ses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
ENGINEERS ExILED IN
NEW GUINEA


NEW Guinea tANPl In
official rumors which have hcen
much hush hushed in The Pa
cific and which finally leaked
past tight censorship say that
ihr qsth Engineers world FAM
Gus Negro outfit HIS hcen sen
fenced 20 spend the duration in
Now Guinea and possibly on o,hcr
combat fronts because Of the
murder Of at leas, three white
officers in tho carly days OF the
war
The fumor which has persist
od Tor some iimc SAYS thar tho
entire Enein'cr ouifti WAS ri,cn
ihc sentence because troops
iaiicd "a discloSc Tho guilty.
'N'lcs Who murdered Vie white
uiiNers When continuous pros,
snrc~ Of Sorhun prejudice be-
ciWc UNDESIRABLE
u is disclosed that alibongh a
Tow older members of tho or
expiration hA'o returned 10 the
; ON rotation ihey have heen
AFRAID to disclos, The rue facts
~ ne ease
The sf'h Engineers wore The
fit-t American ifoops in WV
Guinfa and fought The laps at
Milne Rar ofi'n tirng heir
rifles from bulldo1crs and trac-
tors while preparing vital run
Ways for planes which later
drove The laps back from New
Guinea
Australian iroops declare that
had il not been for Tho asth
Engineers tho JAMS might have
taken PORT Morosby.
Regardless ct The ycracfy Of
The rumor it is to 30 noted
thar although the outfit is ono of
me oldest in he Pacific II is
still in New Guinea and is fully
equipped Ciust as rho rumor
saws, to no front line duty.
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Two Held On
Charge Of
Manslaughter

Judge John n Watts set May
p as tho dale for tho eAamina-
ton Of Harold Thomas %. OF
I'll Mcldrum and Icon Williams.
~. Of l74o Jos Campau. Roth
defendants arc charged with
manslaushier and leaving the
scene of an accidcnt
At tho arraienmenl Friday.
Nay 4 they were accused with
having hcer occupants OF a
truck which killcd Jefferson VIII
lisins S OF s2lo Dubois on April
~ a witness said that she saw
one Of them place the body ot
the youth in garbage recepla-
elc 10 blocks from The scene Of
ihc accident
Thomas claims that b. Was not
in tho truck at tho time Of he
dcrdcni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
SPRING FESTIVAL
AT BREWSTER CENTER

t'lNrn2 tie activities scheduled
Brewster Community center
''- "'fh end viii he a spring
featuring Tie story ct
El Riding Hood II viii
y i'N IN The auditorium OF
ENTER Friday Nlay IL.
by me children o, the
rim play viii BE- direct
Nlaiie Tilson, Who is 10
% Moments and GIRLS
"Ne she viii be assisted
aan Gordon and Barnard
% me Brewster staff
mud concert and victory
'-tam 'on The Brewster play
sl viii be given sunday.
a. . pm. II will feature
W Cherries Young American l.c-
- Post hand and buele corp.
drlls by womens first
-HNen' and civil air patrol.
- 'hildren's chorus. one thou
fna pleseher seats will be- avail
-'' Ior 'his program.
Admission to both programs is
W anu the public Is invited.
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INKSTER
BY Doris odom

Among those Who Attended ta,
SPRING Festival Friday. Mas +,
Tue thadsey hsh school W., Ms
ana Mrs Charles Alien. Oiolla
Alien. who Vas IA the PROGRAM
ana Cecilia Gray.
me Rcd Ros, clnb mct Wednes.
'ay May 2 at TIE home OF Al. 5.
Weston on Isabelle. \ very delic.
ioils menu was served
The Junior iaymcn ofeani1 'io,l
met Filda' May AZ NE home OF
Sa'ert Mckay on Alfred street.
sonny Andrea Is still counnc
with htoScn lee AZ home
The Nncsitan Legion auNiaaA
me- at the home Of AIRS Calhc
Lame Monday Plans were made
lrp poppy sales
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COLLEGE FUND
DRIVE GETS
UNDERWAY

The Detroit unit OF The United
Negro College Fund Drive cam
paien for l9i5 got under way
sunday, May 9Th. under the
leadership Of Dr DAVID Henry.
executive vicc-prcsidcnt of WAYNE
university and general chairman
Of the United Negro college Fund
Drive. Other Officers OF The
Detroit campaign are co-,hair-
men Moses Walker vlcc-rresidcnf.
Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
company John J. OBrien. finan-
'icr Il J. Thomas. International
president Of The rtN.ClO. and
BENJAMIN Young National Bank
OF Detroit. treasurer.
Heading ,afion, special COM
mliiees arc shelton Tappcs re-
presenting rAW-CIO Labor NJ
ion Fred Alien business Na-
Tor Roy Morton general can-
'assins vomniitee Mrs Eincs-
tine pos'leS. puhliciis Mrs. Ann
Crawford and Rcv s u Ross
Alumni pr Walter Mach pro-
iessional committee; and John
towlinc representing riv and
County cmplOVccs
The churches are under The
leadership OF Monswgneur liic-
kcy representing ihe Catholic
churches Fred Bmzcl jewish
4nd Rev II - lhdnai Of The
Woodward aycnuc Presbyterian
church representing no white
Protestant churches Heating qn
me Neeto churches are Rev +
Ilmmriako president of the Bap-
llst Minister'S alliance Rre M
AZ Carroll. pr'Sidcul 81 M, In
.rr-Drnoninaiional Alliance aud
Kew samuel DAVIS president
OF The ANE Ministers ,lianee
FORESTER u WASHINGTON di
rector Of tbe All.snia srhonl 81
Social Work is ~ charge OF Tia
'anp"isn IN Detroit and {. as
sisted hN WiNiam Kcrrc,lc Dr. al
ihc tW-Cl0 lessa owens az ~.
Ford Motor company and Ernest
e Marshall " the board of I'd
ucaton.
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ally he said while granting
ono to representatives. Of Argen-
tina. which in this war has not
been helping us but our enc
mics"
Then Moiolov pointed to the
delegates OF The Indian and FIJI
pino peoples
We have AT this conference an
Indian delegation he said, "hut
India is not AN independent
slate We an know that The time
Will come when the voice Of an
independent India viii be heard,
too. Nevertheless We share the
view held hy The British gov
ernmcui which suggested that
representatives OF India should
he granted seat at this con-
ference Imperfect though her
status is
We have a this conference
philippine delegation. But ihe
Philippines are MOI an indepcud-
ont country We know full Ucll
that the time viii come when We
shall he able TO hear the voice
OF Independent Filipinos. TOO
But we are agreed with the
United States government which
suggested that The PHILIPPINES
have q voice with their present
status
1t Was certainly noi MolotoN
intention to raise questions re-
earding the status OF India or
The PHILIPPINES though hese
questions il bInueht out INTO
the open at Tho conference. neht
prove exceedingly embarrassing
10 The British and t. $. deloga-
lions some members OF whom
have been insisting ON incorpora
ton in The charter OF provisions
paying lip-seryice TO justice and
equality
Chimes, Foreign Minister ana
delreaion head = " Soong. gave
au cnlcflannne exhibition I'll
parrying and side-sleppiug direct
questions, ba offered hliie mora.
>oone Was thanked on both SIDES
by the olh,r mcmbcrs OF his
"rlrsa'ion 10 whom he turned
repeatedly Tor advice and sug-
ecSlions THESE included Di. n.
Is Nellinston kec. ambassador 10
treat Britain Mang chung -hni.
se'ietaly-ecn,fal OF the Su-
pf'We National Defense council:
Wei Tae-mins ambassador To
ne United SiaiOs Miss Gu, W.
fang president OF Cingling Coz
''s' Tor Women. Dr Hu sinh.
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sir Flro1 expected % he an
explanation 81 the political sa
ua'ion ia indm D placed blame
for cseryihng on the rccalci-
trance 81 ihe indian National
eoapte., loader ship cepceialit
80 Chsnahi wing I hcncs t.e
iacis ere in atcofa niih ST.
tlro< conclusions namely
what is 90 hr IA, pioseec
% < settlement IN la0ia heiWeen
jug Npslfns ana the iilndus 90
haf indla may he conpIe,rN
ifr ana nd'renHsDi oolniry AZ
lh' esflssi mom1fy Wtl adio-
'nd gen'ienen in NY oinlon
here is only ou, possipilly aud
'haf IS thar Gandh shmiia hon
r,lly and completed reiiro from
p"lpits IN laNor of Achu N,ufl
~ one man in eoupr.ss 1np
NJ likciy Va hasr th' hfead'h
of vision to SO 800 No-em pon,
90 ~" and roiue 20 aii uhl.
anaus win lr Np*,n
~ was one ~ ff en.,
1A-'is 'n~ Nfara ont ~ lie
~f'n pe@ AZ hoa ~ on4D
f'd NO. ruhVfy orwI l4
luHia f" An indip.n4 ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
FINED FOR RUNNING
BLIND PIG in HOME

Monday Mrs Jnanaa Ben. 80. ~
~ Frederick. WAS round guilty OF
bcne engaged n an illegal oocu-
PATTON by judge John J Mahcr in
lsseordcl 5 court Five loiirrers
who wcfe arrested in Mrs Bells
home were found guilty but their
sentences were suspended
Nlrs Ron was ordcted Is pay a.
fine nf N2tup az spend thirty DAYS
in jan The officer who Appealed
Hgainst the defcn dant
was Patfolman Joel Johnson Of The
l3ih precinct Johnson said that
Mrs Bel operated hind pig and
permitted gambling IN her apart
mcut
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

nier-ki>> soap 7Lc
3 har> lor ~
paUreti and Ram>dell Coz
lrcam lsI.OO saluel W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
Rev. Williams
Honored AT
Testimonial

r,, his sincere crusade against
nl.Semni>m hicoiry. religious
a political tensions being los
IA ire XXX. White Suprcm-
ists hrislian Frontiers and
aa,, MANY, fascist groups, The
ISIS Claude Williams. director
~, institute OF Applied Re
.np was honorcd win a 'cs,i-
l dinner by hundreds Of
ilrnl- ana well wishcrs last
uy evening,
ra testimonial Was AT McCol-
hail. f. Forest at Cass.
a representatives, OF religions
saup, labor citlc political aud
>ra orsanitalions turned out
ae respect To HE well-knoNn
lac affair VAS presided over
n Tapes retiring re-
,apii sciary OF local 500.
Af.liu and Edward Kahn.
n'ns- man
M long lisl Of speakers IN
Aura Af Rcy. harlos A. Hill
gfo ui Hartford avenue Bap-
hsrth Roy Owen u WHIT
1861 "a \tkansas, the licy John
lse, OF Detroit sam Sage.
n ealei aud Miss lIensici-
800 Dmast,r OF New York, we'll
aaptu author OF let Ms People
nd Deep River
u'hmaslcr SAID thai The
lN~ states was FOR num-
cans in The same posi-
Sotici Russia is today.
rcsardcd with suspicion
aa M time before il Was
n,outl mo tho family OF ma
wi, open arms
s >us on ulc Negtos rights
~ the democratic way
le author said that as
As the 18th century the
1909 asserted his dcsne Tor
nd iss,!er>hir s,ssi mad
pn up his fight for
ip var against fascism is just
-u.lr4 he said IN wil MOI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

lEIl''AF0 = fANr s. aald
nVrieag" bnniis bfaaDil
was hold hefe sundav ~ ire
'reaf Lake, Lodge So q m-
proved l;Nnctelsm ploe,ft 'if-
dor Of Elks OF thr World