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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11
ALL RETAIL STORES
BOOST DOLLAR SALES

Retail stores doing all kinds of
business increased sales in January
IL per cent above the same month
last year, the Department of Com
nero reports.
This does not mean, however,
that consumers got more goods. 1t
means they paid higher prices for
such goods as they were able to
obtain.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11
SAFE

SAFE
They were entertaining the
preacher at lunch, and the guest
remarked to the small boy Of the
house: Don you ever say pray
ers before your meals, my child7"
"Oh, no." said the bright boy.
Dad says our cooks pretty reu-
able"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

The Detroit Tribune presented
Lena Horne with bouquet OF
flowers accompanied ~ a card
which read 10 4 lovely lady
who j. doing wonderful iob. =
Tie informal presentation was
made Monday afternoon IN Miss
Hornc's dressing room ~ the
Paradise Thcaler where she APP
prared ior one week. Miss
Horne will fill a Chicago en-
pageneni before returning 10
Hollywood 30 appear in mo'-
10 based on the lie oi Jerome
kcrns. She is shown above
with Harriet Robinson aud
Louis Haley Of the Tribune
staff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

with a large bowl Of spring flow
ers Mrs Anna .Joues and Mrs
Iona Thomas poured tea The
committee was Mrs Porter
Hughes Mrs veriee shsnkline
and Mrs Iona Thomas. Mrs
Charles Brown is president, Mrs
Monstrel I'pchurch secretary
Mrs Delphine Smith, treasurer
Golden Sceptre chapter No y
oEs recently installed the fol-
lowing officers Mrs Leola Nor
ton. worthy mairon Mrs Lulu
Carter. associate matron;s Mrs.
Maurice Fletcher " Patron Mrs
Sarah Fletcher. treasurer Mrs.
Alice Jones. secretary; Mrs.
Grace Runnels. con Mrs. Julia
Lyons. acc con.
Mrs Carter was presented win
most matrons pin. Ralph Pre-
bles was the installing officer.
The chapter was revived by the
officers OF the Wolverine Grand
Chapter stale Of Michigan OF
which Mrs. Agnes Bristol OF De-
,roit il worthy grand matron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
HILDA SIMMS, STAR OF
ANNA LUCASTA" STAGE HIT
KEEPS PACKING EN- In

The sensation OF me present
Nrw York theatrical season Is
me stirring thrill-pscked drama
ANNA Lutasta now appearing
on Broadway with An sl-Aegro
cast And me sensation ~ An
M Lucasia Ilida Simms
Rave notices hv di,na4 ii-
tics greeted fns iiari.n pyoauc-
iiou of Anna Lucesis So
mirhf IN fact was INC chorus
Of acclaim. thar mo play Was
soon moved 20 BroadWa where
u Is nov playing 10 packed hoas-
es The leading character PLAYED
by Miss simm- is that OF har-
loi whose attempts 70 reform
and rebuild nor NE arc frustraf-
cd hY 4 selfish money-hurrry
ignlv Mss Sinms dyuomic.
Intensely eeans'ie PORTRAYAL Of
ne parf has won her rerma-
nenf place among he oufstand-
ing ACTRESSES 81 cur era
ihe sfor ~ Hlids simms rise
20 fame is one ~ lifelong am-
n'Mn and hard work Born vi
Minneapolis She vas 'he eldes
q nlaf children During grade
sch9o' and high school she act
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

NEW YORK CANPl-James
II lofr-ou dean Of ia1z 2ian-
lists viii give nc FIRST 90 a.
series Of Pop" concerts az care
nesie hall on Frida seeming
MAY 4 assisted by chorus and
orchestra conducted by Josaf
chcrniavsky
For The past several yeprs VIZ
johnson has spent The major par.
OF his time composing lie os-
cuples an important place n
present day American musA !lis
influence has been lett through
such outstanding musiran- as
George Gershwin Duke fllln1-
ION. Art Ta,um and the hate
Fats Waller who was his olt-
standing pupil.
Born in New Brunswick y.
j.. he has spent his entire music
cal life as an exponent OF his
theory that American folk music
finds is source in the erlv
folk music Of the Negro As a
composer no has applied bis the
cries an Tie way from sh0rt
folk tunes like his Carolina
shout 70 his Harlem Synpho-
ny
The concern program consists
entirely az works by Mr. John.
son In addition 10 experts from
those already mentioned it IN
oiudes the premiere Of tome
poem Reflection aud "Ode 10
Doris miller"
The concert should be interest
ing IN showing the growth OF
the one-time socaled jazz into
rs proper place in the field Of
symphonic music
Josef Cherniavsky. who con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

b, wINIrRED CONVICTION

The banque, OF the Acme so
ciety was held at Seconl baptist
church recently The Invocation
was given by the pastor. Rev.
" W White welcome address
hy the president, Mrs NJ. Phil
POT aud solos by Miss clara
Parker. Miss Helen White. Mrs
Sallie Jones OF Detroit The prin-
cipal address VAS delivered by
the president Mrs W. Philpot
The menu consisted of Chicken
la king. patty shells. parsley
potatoes. green beans. garden
salad rolls. apple pie, and coffee.
The Fews Singers will pre-
sent program a. Second Bap.
.iist church sunday At 4 pm un-
der the auspices 81 the Mission
airy society
Mrs Henrietta Lee was called
SUNDAY 10 DAYTON. ono due ~
The death of her neice. Mrs Nil.
bred Ramsey, Those attending
The funeral Wednesday from Mon.
roe were her uncle and aunt
Mrs. Bertha Flemings aud Mrs
John W Eihridee aud cousins
Mrs Dorothy Hollis Claude Eth
ridge Jeanette Flomines and Mrs
J Mae Watkins and daughter
Ruth Elaine and Myrna Jean and
Mrs. Emma Cobb OF Toledo, Ohio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
Robson Spurns
Hollywood Offer

CHICAGO AMP Paul Ro-
bosom stll has thumbs down ON
Hollywood ~ memory Of his I'M
pleasant experiences there in
1912
Robesor appearing IN "othello'
here az The Erlanecr tioatcr IS
reported 20 haze turned down
several offers while on the coast
recently 20 film the Shakespesr-
can tragedy
The STAT has not foreolfen his
bitter experiences IN the film
capital three years ago when he
was heinS filmed in Tales Of
Manhattan" He protected the
parts ci,cn 10 Negroes and tried
unsuccessiplly 70 get the script
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
WAYNE NEWS
~ HAxFL HARRISON

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wood sl'est entertained a perry
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ny al'o N''s 1u'lns M"'"Ti' - +
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N'I'' f'ie S"'fn' ~ 'f''N 8Nu
care
''f ''l'"n''. ' NJ
i''ien SnnaaN afternoon 10Y ne
spring i"Sn''" snow aNp P'VS'"'i'
spVnsoIeo 's '"' iS"''s anA''i"-
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association Appearing on p.o-
hlsm we're i'a''No'pn Ne'l' r.n''n
"'fi'" N'''"'' ''"f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

Cd 10 and helped % direct PLAYS.
81 nigga school she appeared as
Lady Macbeth and In several
modern dramas After gfadua-
fon sbs OH kiss ihs BOYS
5ooa-bye Nth profess
slona! group and later You
AMI TaA, II Nfh You AZ the
Lnieersry @. Minnesota. Miss
simms helped "a psy her tuition
hy posing "a model for ths
ART classes and working as as
sisiart io me eescaronsi direc-
Tor After receivinT Der 3. A.
degree she w.n las vsots
stores ion breakfasts and after
JOINED ,hs American Negro Art
Theatre IA NeW YORK Miss
naN. 900 ne, know al the
'.me 30, fame VAS ast around
The eosner Wen PLAYERS were
cast Tor DC Harlem per,osmancs
OF Anna Lucasia the casting
director save her the leading
role without ever hearing her
read the psr The res, is his
tory.
In ADDITION % rare aciine abb
iit linda Slnms as endowed
with rafnral asalty Particular
iy attractive ~ her g.anorous
hair H0ch blends perfec,,y with
her capAsa me pttsqpsliig Miss
SINUS IS one % me many we'll
kus"u entertainers IN me big
aa sce ~ s'afs who meflv re-
com'er1 SNOW White Hair heau-
lti.er 1 hss~Hv endorse snow
Mnl H4r Hestlsr 10 al MY
friend sars Miss smms
SNOW Waite Is the famous hair
dressing wiaely used 70 give
aale sast psrfecte groomed ap-
peetarce
Miss Siwms now Is stances on
ne threshold q brilliant stage
'arers SET success hash turned
Aer head One OF her PEI am
hiiipns u % study one day al
the Moscow Art Theatre. 20 which
end she is now learning Russian
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
JACKSON NEWS
By N,RyY SMITH

MEMBERS ard friends cooperat-
4 ~ make he revival at the
t'"ac Baptist church sue
z" The Rev Mark Darlington
pastor The evangelist was
II rev v L. Lambert OF Chi
me PHYLLIS Nheailey Mothers
t4o Of he YwcA gave a hook
''" Yea az the home Of Mrs.
0'f' Hughes of Si3 Everhard
4 ~ Ans Irene Welch re-
n wa Rack Roy w Richard
's'' The table was centered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
Louis Jordan
Comes Next
To Paradise

Louis Jordan. that blues sing
INK man and his orchestra will
take over the stage of the Par
adise theater, week starting Fri
day April - Jeier- Pillars or
chesfra. a. featured on Fitch
Band Wagon will furnish the
musical background.
Wherever America armed fore
es are you'll find PIX where
ever you find PIX your find
luke Fox And wherever YOU
find luke box you'll find Louis
Jordan
FaForite OF the Gls is Jordan s
wax masterpieces and TO mem
hers OF the Armed Forces ser,-
ing on The far flung bafilefronts
the next hes, thing 70 having
the blues singing man" Louis
Jordan and his famous Tympany
fite in person is having his
discs to play.
k"'eully a poll was taken OF
The most popular tunes among
men IN uniform and those which
were most played IN camps jor-
dams recording OF 'Gl Jiye and
Is You Is Or Is You Amt My
Baby won with an over-whehn-
ing majority
As with most stars IN the en-
ter'ainment world entertaining
members OF the armed forces Il
cosidered privilege by Jordan
and he has appeared AZ countless
Army NAVY and Marine camps
and hospitals thru out the coun-
ny IN addition 20 "Guesiine az
canteens ia almost eScrv CITY
They played Now his desire Is
20 take the Tympany Fae oy-
erscas and plans afT ia the mak-
Ing that viii enable him to do
so in the near future.
Also a noted composer. Jordan
wrote is You Isl The number
one luke box tune TOR many
months and tho orchid-gericr Tor
Universal pictures film Follow
the BOYS y Jordan Is also roi-
ed for his ability 10 write or SCI
leet musical numbers and then
destne them 10 slafdom Among
these he has put IN the number
one spoi IN luke boxes and re-
cord sales thru ont lhe country
as "G live" Mop Mop "Ea-
ton blues Gonna Move 10 me
Outskirts OF Town and Gale
donia."
Sharing the spotlight with Lou
is Jordan will be The Jeier-pii.
lars orchestra. who recently com.
ple'ed sensational radio con.
trac, Tor Fitch Band Wagon oy.
or national network Je,er'
Pillars orchestra is making ma
ton wide tour Of theaters. ball
rooms and hotels.
Other star acts include Larry
steele great comedian and the
Manhattan Debs, sensational
dancing darlinss.
The screen fare stars those
singing stars OF screen and ra-
dio tho Andrew Sisters IN their
latest film Her Lucky Nisht
The latest releases Of the All
American News completes the
program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
DEAN OF JAZZ PIANISTS
TO GIVE CARNEGIE CONCERT

ducts The orchestra IS rcmem-
hercd Tor his ARt bsoadgasts
Tho man who makes classical
music popular and popular music
classical"
This concert Is undcr the man
agement OF George Laf'lmore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
BLACK Boy" On
Best Seller List

NfN YORK AS 100 co-
pies % RiChsrd Nrisht reeves,
h's setcr Back Bow are r
irat The fisare Induces aes
200 copies which are aeine DIS
trthaied by the Book OF me
Month club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

changed
Robson ~ looking forward 10
makinr film o. "0,hello' IN
Fnsland whore he did the stage
version in 1880
The Mississippi enterprise., 1945-05-19
A TOAST TO AMERICA

Maybe you don't know it, but Jap leaders drinking
toasts to America
They count to let down. They think will get
tired But there 35 millions of Japs working days
week IA to 10 hours day In addition 400 million
quered slaves producing materials finished weapons of
war and foodsuffs And tired they can't let down.
AT the present rate of arion the Japs have material
enough for many years of They stand ready
flee 10 millions of and fight for SO to hold
their ill-goten gains
It's a long way from Germany to Tokyo IA thousand
miles, and must bridge that huge gap That's going 10
take hard work sacrifice The 130 millions of Amer
Will need to buckle down the business of
cognizng the japanese enemy that is just determined
to win this conflict.
Winning against the worlds second largest en-
pre- with 400OO0O00 conquered slaves to do its bidding
another story entirely from capturing recaptung island
outpos We have just begun to contact the main army
the Japanese And to go about against them, will need
to be prepared.
Our JOB the home front is to be prepared up
our boys The Mighty Seventh War Loan affords the
tun Bigger and more War Bonds in the hands of the public
Will give support to the about effort against Japan
the months to Set your quota according to your
ability-then meet it,
The Mississippi enterprise., 1945-05-19

before, do not get a new one. If you
have ever had a social security
card and have lost it. apply for a
duplicate-that is, for a card with
the same social security number
that was on the original
If your new job is in covered
work show your social security
card to your employer 49, or the
bookkeeper - and see that both
your name and the number on the
card are copied Ga the firms rec
oras exactly as they appear on the
card That zumber Identifies your
social security account Your en-
ployer vii need that number when
be sends his report 81 the amount
81 wages pad yoa 10 the Bureau of
internai Revenue. Every employees !
nanber IN each workers social se-
ctalfy account hy the Social Secur-
ity Board.
Il - very important that you have
only ore number. II YOU have more
than one. your wages viii not all
De recorded in one place. and you
may have trouble later on getting
all the insurance money coming to
you. This means that once you get
social security number you
should never get another.
A social security card is like an
insurance policy with the federal
government. 1t should be kept safe.
One social security card-one num-
ber-during your lifetime.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1945-05-19
QUESTIONS - ANSWERS
About Sociul Security

Are you one of the many high
school students who will be getting
job for the first time? Will you
need a social security card? That
depends. a-.
II depends on the place where you
are going to work. II il is in a store.
or an office. or a factory-any-
where. that is. in private industry
or business-you viii need a social
security card: for such employment
is covered by the Social Security
Act n however. the job Is or a
farm. in a private home. in q non-
profit religious. charitable. or eau-
eational organization. or Cor fne
city, county. state. o. federal COWS
ernment no social security card
viii be needed. Such employment
is not covered" by the law. DO not
ges a card unless you need H.
Now, II your Job is in industry or
commerce you should apply for a
card at the nearest field office Of
the Social Security Board. No mat
ter whether you will work full time
or part time, for a day or for a
year, and no matter what your age
is, you should get card. If you are
under 81, however, and are going to
work for your father or mother
you will not need a social security
card. And if you have gotten one
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
LINCOLN

Mr and Mrs. Davis r'arens and
daughter. Naomi Faye. and Daniel
Shocklcy. of Slaughter Neck. and
MIR. and Mrs. Evans Morgan and
son. Elwood. of Glendale. were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs Will
son Shocklcy and family on sun
day.
Mr.. William Bush and Mrs. Roy
DeatS and children. Barbara. Ralph
Thursday with Mrs. beats mother.
Mrs. John COverdalc and Mr.. Gov
crdale.
Mrs. Eleanor Walls of Bridge
Vile. spent last Weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Nor
ris.
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Loyal Workers
Church School class will be hell
at the home of Mrs p. 7. Car
lisle ON Monday evening. FChru-
AIRY ; \ good attendance of mem
bers would he appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward CloSg had
as guests at turkey dinner on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lath-
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Knox and children. Judy and Jane.
Of Ocean View. and Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Evans and children. JuJc-
hu. Reginald and Gary, of Bayard
Mrs. Matte Greenly spent last
Weekend with relatives i'll Phila-
dclphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Stayton and
sons. Earl and JAY, of Wintcrthur
spent last week with her uncle
Samuel Millman. near town.
The February meeting of tho
Sunbeam Class will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brit
tinGham on Monday evening. Feb
rualy ,. Members and their fam
lilies are requested to be present
a surprise party was tendereC
Mrs William Higman by mum
ber OF relatives and friends i'll cele
bratiOn of her birthday anniverSar l.!
on Saturday evening. January 20.
Mrs Harry p Shew and SON
John. are visiting relatives nea
Harrington.
Services for Sunday. Februar,
(: Church School at II Il. m. su
pcrintendent. Douglas Morgan. NJ
Y. f.. p. III. Preaching at 7:3,
Slaughter Neck
Church School. IL Il. m: morn
ing worship and sermon. IL a. II
Cedar Neck
Church School. p. m: preach
ing. p. m Rev Thomas Brintol
pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
RADIANT LIVING
Beauty Has Foundations
By XIV. VI. GRIFFITH
Pastor Methodist Church. (e,iI,on ud

You have often heard lhaI hcaI-
ty is only skin deep. believe that
such a statement as this was orig
mated hy some one Who was ioaI-
Gus of the beauty of another It
>macks OF sour grapes.
Even physical beauty is more
than skin deep because the outer
form thai 50 attracts the eve is
based upon Il SNmotrical inner
structure. The secret of a hcauti-
ful face lies in the proper cur1pa-
turc ot the facial lines. These lines
of cours" are determined toa large
extent by the shape of the bones of
the skull
If the clanial Framework is not
,ymetrial the lines Of facial beau
tH will not be harmonious and
therefore attractive.
True beauty must have the ri.ht
foundation
Tn" secret OF facial beauty how
ever lies even deeper than cranial
foundation. Ones face. 10 be- al
tractiVc. must not only be 2racrd
Win IlPlpi tlpi!tit Gun YES. Bllt II
must have in il the 4lcau of a
radiant llGnt. il must give the mn
preston OF warmth. iOyousncSs.
l0Nelin"SS. This radiancy however
never beams forth unless there is
radiancN in ones mind. and the
rI@ht emotions within the heart.
RCNCllnG IN obscene Thought
rermiltin" the fires of tears. zeal.
"uSH. anger, and hatred burn with
in yOul heart is one sure way I,
hlaCkOut the brightness of Volu
iacc. You are never attractll,
when you are jealous. You caI
never be beautiful while you hate
You can prove this to Yourself b,
watching the expression on IN,
iace Uf amy one who is cXprcssin,
his jealousy and his battered.
If. therefore. YOU are seeking jt
deVclOop on attractive facial beau
~ You must cultivate an imtnacu
late beauty of heart
No one can maintain an outward
attraCtivcness VINO is permitting t,
be developed within him an inWar,
u%liness.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
ROXANA

John Lynch. aged ~ years. pass
cd away very suddenly Saturday
morning at his home near town
Funeral services was held Monday
at 200 p. m. at ROXana Methodist
Church. with the pastor. Rev. JAS.
f. Langrcll. Interment made in
RoXana Cemetery. He leaves a
wife. Mrs. Della Magce Lynch. one
daughter. Miss Doris Lynch. of
Georgetown, two brothers, William
Lynch. of WillamSyille. and ElOr-
ace Lynch, of Bishopville; two sis
terS, Mrs. Blanche Townsend and
Mrs. Herbert StaGg. of PhiladCl-
/ phia; one half-brothcr. Harry
! Lynch, and three half-siSters. Mrs.
/ Frances Lynch, Mrs. Pearl Par
sons and Mrs Emma McCabc. OF
! FrankfOrd. Mr.. Lynch was mem
her of the Knights of the Golden
Eagle here
The W. S. G. S. held their month
ly meeting at the community house
on Thursday evening January %.
The host and hostess for the eve
ming were Warren Lynch and Mrs
Addle Lynch. who served delicious
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross Rick
ards had as their dinner guest on
Saturday evening. Ralph Eashum
of FrankfOrd
Mrs. Samuel lekites fell down
the cellar steps last week and fl'ac.
tured her ankle bone.
S &c Elwood Richards and his
wife. Mary, of California. ar,
spending few days with relative,
here and at Selbyville.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Bennett wer,
!, guests of Mr and Mrs. Edgar Ben
nett. Sunday evening
The correspondent and our boy!
in service would appreciate an!
; news from and around our town
! Please leave it by Monday evening
Buy WAR BONDS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
FAREWELL PARTY

Al her home on Monday evening
Il surprise farewell party was Civ
Ell Miss Ncrna Lodge before start
ing her training at the Wilmington
Memorial Hospital yesterday She
received many appropriate gifts
from her guests who were: Anne
Lodge. Phyllis Isaacs Vivian Da-
Wis. Eleanor Gcyer. Audrey Wissr-
man. Virginia Tookcr. Naomi Gov
erddle Jean Kitchens. Hazel Sapp
Ann Mccullough. Rosaie kielbasa
Albina kielbasa and Belnice Viii
son
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
New Century Club Notes

The members of the Milford New
Century Club enjoyed an interest
ing program on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Davis WAS the local
chairman. and her guest speaker
was the state chairman of Ameri-
can Homes. Mrs. Arthur wilkins
of Wilmington. Mrs. wilkins en-
phaSizcd The American Home is
the keynote of this administration.
1t is the foundation of our demo-
cracy The American women
should specialize in home making. "
Mrs. Walter *. Barrett and Mrs.
Edward Hurley gave two piano du-
ucts Miss Elaine Townsend was
the sol0ist. Her selections were
Spirit Flower" and When You're
Away"
Mrs. Thomas Davis entertained
the speaker. Mrs. Arthur wilkins ;
the club president. Mrs. John w
/ Fry; the state chairman Of pro-
gram. Mrs. Haswcll Pierce. with
luncheon at DcrriCksOn'S.
The program for February ) is
/ in charge of Mrs G. T. Macklin
Subject, "Public Welfare" Roland
Messick will be the guest speaker
Don't forget to purchase tickets fol
club luncheon on February -. This
will be the last club day before
the luncheon. Phone Mrs. Ra!
Warren or Mrs. Ed. Salevan, clul
hOStCSSeS.
The board of directors meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs
David Sills on Tuesday Fcbruar!
& :it y n'rlOrk