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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

Office was on the scene 20 unlock
the house and assist Mrs Prajzner
and her children to move in with
their belongings, He said Mrs.
PraRner said she would file a de-
Sertion complaint against her hGs-
band John, today and welfare
department officials would provide
for the family pending outcome
OF the case.
Brovnfeld insisted Mrs Prajz-
ncr had persistently refused TO
pay the rent although given
every chance. She responded
that her husband rad refused TO
provide for the family.
Kindly pciChharS- sheltered the
mother and children for the two
nights trey were t1Ou7rfeSs anti
today were assisting in getting
them fe-eztabl4>hea ia the home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Bare Gas Fraud
In Airmail Pdr(eI

insufficient postage on an air
mail parcel brought about plea
of guilty today to possession OF
500 counterfeit C-5 gasoline ration
coupons by Donald + Hicks, "a,
Of S427 Lane.
Federal Judge Arthur F, Led
erie deferred sentence pending a
report from the probation depart
snent and released Hicks on a
$500 personal bond.
The coupons were found in a
package from GAINESVILLE, Tex,
and discovery was made by 0. L.
Klein, a postal Inspector, The
package was forwarded 10 the
Porter street station where OPA
and secret agents arrested Hicks
wren ne came to pick It up.
Hicks, Assistant u. S. Atty.
Francis X. Norris said, stated he
bought 1000 coupons for $1,000
from a strange" in a bar. He said
he sold 400 for 81 80 each Norris
claimed, and forwarded the ball
ance 10 a brother, Marvin, at
Camp Howie, Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Traffic PuDiI
FIunkS Test

Traffic Judge George T. Muir
ply gave a drivers test IN court
today and the pupil, brought he
fore him fer fourth moving
bvlolation, flunked so badly he had
to pay a 50 fine to escape five
days in jail
The defendant, Robert l. Paige.
81. a Negro who came 20 Detroit
from Mississippi eight months
ago and ~7s Ntili Using A Mis1+e-
slppI drivers license. porcd over
the test for 20 minutes and turned
II in incomplete
Judge Murphy gave him his
choice Of a fine on Jail term and
forbade him 70 drive during one
year OF probation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Speaks at Foundation

Fir RAYMOND 6 Clancy direc-
tor of So.lal Action OF the Arch
diocese Of Detroit VIII address
the members OF the Cardinal
Newman Foundation AZ the New
man Club $50 Second Blvd.
towaUCW ~ s p. IT, Ills Subicct
VIII be- The Pspel Program for
Economic Democracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
College Building Burns

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Feb.
Z tINS)-Firc Of undetermined
origin, with damages estimated at
first reports az S250000. last night
destroyed the mechanics arts
building Of the smith Agricultural
School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
n. P. Woman Suicide

The coroner today ruled tina,
the death by hanging Of Mrs
Mary Finncn. g. Of 22l Z Grand
Ave, Highland Park. was suicide.
The body was found n the home
by Miss Nc.4e Thompson. the
victim sister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Physicist TO Speak

DR. r A Wolfe research physi-
cist of the University Of Michigan,
wifi bC speaker at 4 meeting of
the SpeCtrCgraphic Society at S
p. m. Feb 20. at the Rackham
Memorial Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Senator'S Wife Hurt

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7 up
Mrs. Hiram Johnson. wife Of
the senior senator from Cali
fornia foll down a fight Of stairs
yesterday and broke her arm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
a Jap BattIeship Coins Down

U s Navy Photo. phritued ~ International
The Musash, of the most powerful Jap battle.
ships under fierce attack from L. planes in the Sbuyan
Sea. few minutes later the ship blew up and sank and
sister ship the HamatO, damaged in the same ac
ton Oct u, photos of which have Just been released
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-26

those appearing to testify at the
PUG hearing, later filed brief in
behalf of his organization opposing
the proposed reduction of street
car operation.
Edward D. Morrill,, president of
the company, answered the opposi-
tion with a statement similar to
that he submitted before the
FEPC, to the effect that attempts
to place Negroes as operators two
years ago had brought a walkout
of white employees and that he fear
ed the same results, or worse ones,
if such an attempt should be made
now.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-26
DEMAND WAR WORKERS
RETURN TO S1-A-DAY JOBS

JOLIET, ILL.,, Mar. 26 (ANP)-
An order by the War Manpower
commission to send three Negro
war workers back to their former
$1-a-day jobs in Mississippi cot
ton fields is beng fought by labor
unions, the FEPC, civic groups and
church leaders.
"Such a procedure enables the
southern states to keep Negro
farm workers in a state of virtual
peonage," Lowell Trice, president
of the Indianapolis branch of the
NAACP, criticized.
appeals may be made, but they
must be handled by the farm ex-
tension service in the states from
which the workers came" he point
ed out.
A complete report to the Chica-
60 offices of the VINO and the
NAACP will be handled by L.
Virgil Williams, Negro examiner
for the FEPC.
"In the face of a war industry'S
manpower shortage in Joliet it is
ridiculous to send these men back
to farms where they are paid a
pittance. The CIO is going to fight
this case to the bitter end
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-26
FIGHT CAPITAL TRANSIT
PLEA TO CHOP HOURS

w AS HIN G. TON, Mar. 26
CAMP - Local Negro organiza-
tions and the CIO Industrial
council of the district joined in
opposing attempts of the Capital
Transit company to gain permis-
sion to reduce non-rush hour serv-
ice as means Of meeting it's man.
power problems. Appearing before
the public utilities committee hear
ing on, the company proposal, the
organizations charged that all
available manpower is not being
utilized by the company because Of
its discrimination against Negroes
for platform jobs.
The alleged discrimination, long
the object of local concern, was the
subject of public hearings by the
FEPC here in January. The FEPC
decision in the case is being eager
ly awaited.
William H. HASTE, vice president
of the local NAACP, was among
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-26
AT THE THEATERS

PALACE-Orson Wells and Joan
Fontaine in "Jane Eyre" and
Judy Canova in Louisiana Hay
ride" Also Chapted 2 of Brenda
Starr Reporter"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14

mis- isgalemis siekia baigti
studijas. Norinciu studijuoti,
manoma, susidarys apie 1000.
Rudeni, artejant mokslo me-
tams, musu akademinis jauni-
mas atkakliai pradejo rupin-
tbs savais reikalais. Rugsejo
menesi Vokietijoje gyvenan-
tieji Lietuviai studentai savo
reikalams tvarkyti issirinko
Lietuvos studentu atstovybe,
kuri -glaudziai bendradarbiau-
ia SUI Lietuviais professionals.
Lietuviu Studentu Atstovybe
atitinkamu rastu kreipesi j vi
sas tarptautines studentu or
ganizacijas.
Vokietijoje pradejo ar pra-
des veikti Heidelbergo, ELAN
geno, Marburgo, Goetingeno,
Hamburgo, Hannoverio, Koel-
no, Muensterio, Kiel, Bonno,
Stuggarto, Darmstadto, Tue
bingo, Freiburgo ir Innsbrucko
universitetai. ! juos jau pri-
imta ar bus priimta dalis Lie
tuviq studentu. Kai kurie uni
versitetai pirmoje eileje priima
tik svctimsalius studentus,
Sunkumai padideja ,'kad TEX
nikos fakultetai, greiciausia,
veiks labai siaurai. Teknika
studijuojancius Lietuvius stu
dentus manoma siusti j Pran-
cuzijos, sveicarijos universite-
tus, kur dalis Lietuvos akade-
mimic jaunimo jau yra.
St. Vandenis.
Wuerzburg, Eta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
Lietuviu Suddenly Var
gai ir Rupesciai

Lietuvos akademinis jauni-
mas, isgyvenas bendrus Lietu-
vic pabegelio vargus ir nelai-
mes, turf daug saw rupesciu
toliau testi nutrauktas
studijas, ruostis gyvenimui,
kad ir sic sunkus metal nepra-
begtQ veltui ir be naudos.
Paskutiniais metals Kauno
ir Vilniaus universitetuose bu-
vo per $500 studentu. Dalis
akademinio jaunimo studijavo
Dotnuvos zemes Ukio Akade-
mijoje, Kauno Taikomosios
Dailes Institute il kitose aux
stosiose mokyklose,
Paskutinieji Vokieciu oku-
pacijos metal Lietuvos akade-
miniam jaunimui buvo labai
sunkQs. Dalis aukstVju mo-
kyklu buvo uzdarytos, aka
deminis jaunimas turejo slap
stytis miskuose kad nepatekus
] Gestapo rankas.
Antrajai bolseyiku okupaci
jai uzejus, mokslo metal visi
skai susitrukde, 0 Lietuvos
akademinis jaunimas huvo is
blaskytas. Akademinio jauni
mo vargai padaugejo ir padi
dejo.
Arti 5000 Lietuvos akade
mimic jaunimo gyvena Lietu
vic pahegelio gyyenima vakari
neje VoFlietiJoje, gkuris visa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
LIETUVIAI BELAIS-
Wal RASO DIRVAI
Is ANGLIJOS

Vienas karo belaisvis raso
Dirvai is Anglijos sekanciai:
Mes vienuolika Lietuviu, ku-
RE virs metal esame Anglijoje,
vietoje musu teviskes globeju
siulomo "rojaus" pasirinkome
spygliuotu vielu tinkla cia.
Deka Londono Pasiuntinybei
gavome Amerikos Lietuviu lei
dziamu laikrasciu, Dirva ir XII
tus, kuriuose telpantieji strai-,
psniai sutvirtino musu jiegas
ir kantrybe toliau laukti nezi-
nomos savo ateities. Ryzta-
mes maloniai prasyti siuntine-
tt NUNS Dirva.
Siuo metu, kai jau penkti
metal kraugeriai Europos dix
tatoriai nina ir niokoja mazos
musu teviskes zemele, o emo
nes visi isblaskyti po svetimas
Sails, kas lageriuose, kas ka-
torgoje, meldziame Auksciausio
Dievo laisves sventajai Marijos
zemei.
Nuns ypatingai yra brangus
kiekvienas Lietuviskas zodis
ir uzuojauta kuria isreiskia A
merikos Lietuviai, NUNS savo
vargstantieps broliams.
Mes gi is uz spygliuotQ yielQ
tinklo galime tik palinketi, tik-
ra Lietuviska sirdimi, visiems
items kurie rupinas musp te-
vynes ir vargstanciu LietuviI
gerove, kodidziausio pasiseki-
mo Xxi galutino tikslo atsieki-
mo.
| (Nuo Redakcijos: Dirva su
lyg ju prasymo siuntinejame.
4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
Pabe geliu Vargai

sileidimo ar nesusitvarkymo
mityba ir ypac vaiku mityba
kick slubuoja, bet Lietuviai
netyli, kelia balsa ir dazniau-
sia savo atsiekia.
Nors prizes ziema daug Lie
tuviu suvaziavo j stovyklas,
bet tam tikras ju skaicius kol
kas gyvena laisvai ir nesiren-
gia j stovyklas keltis. Toxic
paprastai turf daug geresnes
patalpas kaip gyvenantieji sto-
vyklose, bet ju mitybos klau-
sinai nevienodi ir netikri. Xxi
Siam laikui tokiu dalis gauna
Vokiskas korteles ir be to dar
tam tikrus priedus; antra jQ
dalis turf tenkintis Vokisko-
mis- kortelemis.
Gaunantieji papildomas kor-
teles turf gyventi netikrose sa-
lygose: Vokieciai pareigunai
zada ateityje jiems papildomu
korteliu neduoti ir init juos
j darbus lygiai su Vokieciais.
LIETUVIAI AUSTRIJOJE
Liudniausia Lietuviu pabe-
geliu padetis Austrijoje: Aus
trai ju nekencia, Amerikieciai
mazai juos globoja, todel ir
mitybos, ir butu ir traktavimo
poziuriu Lietuviai ten randa-
81 CANA liudnoje bukleje. Ten
kol kas nera Svietimo ir kultu-
ros istaigu. Lietuviai del to
is ten nori pasisalinti, bet kei-
sta kad tie. patys Austrai, ku-
rie ju nekencia, daro kliutis
jiems isvaziuoti. Dazniausia
nepritaria ju isvaziavimui ir
Amerikieciai.
Lietuviu Sajungos Spaudos
ir Informacijos Skyrius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
Skyriu veda Jonas Jurgelis.
Lietuviu Pabegeliu Buk-
lie Vokietijoje ir Austri-
joje Spaliu Pabaigoje

opeaIlQ lllSIiSoi, huIiS SluOs
zodzius rasant jau baigiasi,
galima laikyti dideliu Lietuviu
pabegeliQ pergrupavimo meme
stu. Po to kai PREF. Truman
parase Gen. Eisenhower'ui lai-
Ska del gyvenanciu Amerikie-
giu okupacinej zonoj ismetytQ
asmenu padeties ir kai Gen.
Eisenhower aplanke kai kurias
stovyklas (ju tarpe ir Muen-
cheno Lietuviu stovykla) isejo
eile paredymu patvarkyti pa
begeliu perdideli sukimsima
stovyklose, atimti spygliuotus
aptverimus bel sargybas il
paruosti stovyklas ziemai.
Rysium su tue vyko nema-
zas pabegeliu pergrupavlmas,
stengiantis vienos tautybes
zmones suburti didesniais vie
metals, iSkelti is ju mazas tau
tines grupes, duoti stovyklose
gyvenanttiems zmonems dau-
giau vietos, ir tt. Sito kaip tik
savu laiku UNRRA-je ir Wy
riausiame Stabe yra praSe il
Lietuviskos istagos, mes ikl
siol Lietuviai pabegeliai per-
daug buvo isblaSkyti ir daznai
stovyklose gyveno kaip tikri
kaliniai.
Rasant Siuos zodzius, Lietu-
viu pabegeliu Vokietijoje gy-
venimo pertvarkymas dar ne,
buvo uzbaigtas, todel sunku
pasakyti kaip Lietuviai gyvens
jam pasibaigus. Dabar atrodc
kad padetis zymiai nepageres
nes daugumas Lenku, kurie
uzirna stovyklose daug vietos
namon negryzta; neisvaziuoja
taip pat namon kai kuriu kitr
tautu zmones. Nauju patalpv
kariskos istaigos is Vokiecir
init nenori.
Todel pabegeliu susikimsi'
mas stovyklose pasilieka, ypa-
tingai ten kur veikia Lietuvis.
kos svietimo istaigos = GIN
nazijos, progimnazijos ir kt.
tokias stovyklas verziasi to.
kios seimos kurios turi moky.
klinio amziaus vaiku, o senieji
gyventojai, nors jie tokiu val
ku ir neturi, is stovyklu isva'
ziuoti nenori. Sakysime, Ii
nomose stovyklose, kaip paw.
Hanau, Wiesbaden, Wuerzbure
ir kt., vienam asmeniui neretal
tenka vos 2 XIV. metrai grlndu
rloto, kai kur dar maziau
F.sant tokiam susikimsimul
jaunuomenai gresia dziova, 6
Kittens gyventojams ivai-
rios ligos ir visokiausi nepato.
gumai.
Nors UNRRA ir kariskos is
taigos nori Lietuvius apgyven
dinti didesnemis gruramis. BET
toll grazu ne visur pasiseks
tai padaryti. Yra daugybe sto
vyklu kuriose gyvena vos p'
simta-kita Lietuyiu. Neziurin
| j tai kad is kai kuriu mazes
niu stovyklu Lietuviai iskeltl
bet Wis del to ju skaitlius pasi
lieka didelis. Kadangi kol ka
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
LIETUVISkAS KALENDOR-
IITS 1916 METAMS

Prancuzq valdomoje Vokieti-
jos srityje gyvenas ir kurias
poetas Bernardas Brazdzionis
yra .numates paruosti ateinan-
items metams kalendoriQ. ku-
riam talkininkauti savo kury-
ba pakviete: K. Braduna, j.
Ianku, F. Kirsa, N. Mazalaite,
j. cieanas r.. sNeveraviciu, J.
Pronsku ir daug kituI rasytojv
ir poetu. Kalendoriu iliustruo.
ii pakyiestas dali. P. Osmols-
kis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
sTAI GULL BOLsEVIKU TERORO AUKOs

Pravienisku belaisviu stoyylSlos vaizda = pc to ka
bolseykai is Lietuvos bego 1941 metu BrzeliO u d.
Prayienisklose, netoli kanno, buvo bolseyku suva-
ryti nekat zmones 1iaudes priesai', kuriuos pasi-
traukdami is Iietuvos, virs 400 zmonq, bolsevikai
ik venam iszude. isis vazdas prsiustas specialiai
Di1vai, kaip jis tpo Lietuvos laikrastyje tuoj pc
bolsevkQ apleidmo Lietuvos.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
Is PABEGELIU
GYvENIAO
RAVENSBURGO LIETUVIAI
GYYENA PRIVACIAI

A~@& s~AtsS1oAGO LIE ~ lAA
GYVENA PRIVACIAI
Netoli sveicarijos sienos yra
apie 800 Lietuviu kolonija. Ko-
miteto pirmininkas yra daili-
ninkas Adomas Varnas, kit
korniteto nariai: dali. Stanei-
ka, Kun. Juska, Antanas Gus
taitis. Prize komiteto veikia
svietimo (vedejas P. Babic-
kas), spaudos (vedejas Braz-
dzionis) sekcijos ir dramos stu
dija (ved. Vilniaus dramos ak
tore Gustaitiene). Chorui va
dovauja muzikas Armonas. Be
to, veikia Anglu ir Prancuzu
kalbu kursai.
Lietuviai gyvena privaciai.
Maista gauna is Prancuzu oku-
pacines valdzios nemokamai.
Yra atskira Pabaltijo tautu
valgykla.
Pc taikos paskelbimo Lietu-
vial suruose 4 koncertus, viena
Lietuviska vakara su scenos
vaizdeliu is Lietuvos gyveno-
mo, ir Dariaus-Gireno mineji-
ma.
Rayensburge organizuojama
Lietuviu gimnazija ir mokslei-
vians bendrabutis. Pradzios
mokykla jau veikia. Pedagogy
ir rasytoju grupe rengia skai-
tymo knyga pirmoms gimna-
zijos klasems.
Netoli Ravensburgo yra di-
dele Wangeno Lietuviu koloni-
ia, kurioje yra nemaza mokslo
ir memo zmoniu. Del patalpQ
trukumo Wangene bent koks
veikimas neimanomas. Wan
geno apielinkese gyvena pro-
fesoriai Vaclovas ir Viktoras
Birziskos, Prof. G. Pakuckas,
DR.. A. Paplauskas, inz. Mikai-
la, zurnalistas K. Obolenas,
dramos aktore Petrauskiene,
dali. j. Bagdonas, zmuidzinie-
ne, j. zmuidzinas, Dobkeviciu-
te-Paukstiene, Pencyla, akto-
rius S. PilKa.
BODENWERDER ISTEIGTA
LIETUVIQ STOVYKLA '0"
Bodenwerderio mieste (Kreis
Holzminden), prie Weserio, is
teigta Lietuviu stovykla. Gy-
vena viesbucio patalpose. Yra
80 Lietuviu. keli Latviai ir Es-
tai. Stovyklai vadovauja Via
das Staskevicius, Vladas Bau-
Elys ir Pranas Polteraitis. Be-
veik visi stovyklos gyventojai
yra inteligentai: teisininkai,
agronomai, profesoriai, gimna-
zijos mokytojai ir KIT. Nors
stovykla nedidele, bet prade-
ia joje ir kulturinis veikimas.
Veikia Anglu ir Vokieciu kalbu
kursai, vaiku darzelis, skaito-
mos paskaitos. Kasdien len
toje iskabinamos masinele ra-
sytos Naujienos.
LIETUVIAI SCHLESWIGE
Mieste ir apielinkese gyve-
ma 324 Lietuviai (nemaza yra
seimu). Apskrities komiteto
pirmininkas yra dipl. inz. A.
Petravicius, Lietuvos Raudo-
nojo Kryziaus skyriaus pirmi-
ninke yra DR.. L. Kacanauskie-
ne. Dalis Lietuviu gyvena pas
ukininkus, 152 Lietuviai susi-
telke Tolk lageriuose.
Lageriuose salygos gyventi
geros. Lietuviskame lageryje
gelynus puosia Lietuviu ram
kom is akmeneliu sudelioti W.
tis ir Gedimino stulpai. Lage-
ryje pradeda plestis ir kultu-
rine veikla. Jau veikia vaikQ
darzelis, kuri veda f. Vaitke-
viciute. Taip pat pradejo mo-
ksla pradzios mokykla (vede-
ia mokytoja Slavinskiene). La
geryje stinga inteligentu.
LIETUVISkAS KALENDOR-
IUS 1916 METAMS
n
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pasibaiges pabegeliu kilnoji-
mas prizes ziema, negalima tik-
sliai pasakyti kick isviso yra
stovyklu kuriose gyvena Lie
tuviai. Apytikriai reikia skai-
tyti kad stovyklu yra nedaug
maziau kaip so.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
SHrkiau maZOse stOvyklose
SvietimO reikalais

Mazose stovyklose sunku su-
tvarkyti svietimo ir kulturos
reikalus, mes mokiniu skaicius
jose dazniausia buna perma-
zas kad atidaryti pradzios mo-
kykla, gimnazija al kokia nors
speciale svietimo istaiga. Ly-
giai taip pat sunku buna tvar-
kyti liaudies universitetus, te-
atrus, sportinius zaidimus ir k.
Neziurint j minimas salygas,
Lietuviai rodo daug apsukru-
mo ir ikuria svietimo bel kul-
turos istaigas ten kur, atrodo,
jas ikurti neimanoma. stai
gimnaziju siuo metu cia Vokie-
tijoje veikia daugiau kaip 20
ir dar kuriasi naujos. Jei pri--
siminti kad Nepriklausomoje
Lietuvoje buvo tik Sc gimna-
zijos, 81 skaiciu tenka laikyti
CANA dideliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
zienai

hUOSliudSlS ZlSHldl
Langu istiklinimas prizes zie-
ma, peciuku ir kuro parupini-
mas visur vyksta, bet CANA le-
tai. Kai kuriose, daznai net
didelese, stovyklose (pv. Ha-
nau, Wiesbaden) padetis kol
kas pasilieka tokia pat kokia
buvo vasara. .Ateinanti 1945-
As ziema bent pabegeliu DALAI
gall butt mazai linksmesne
negu buvo 1944-45 ziema. ]. !.
Stovyklose mityba pastaru
laiku pagerejo ir issilygino.
Bendrai imant, is gaunamo
maisto. davinio Lietuviai issi-
vercia ir nebadauja. Kai kur
dar del UNRRA pareigunu ap-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
His Unusual Slant

pvt VIM. J. Smith of-Gamp
Lcjeune, n. c., has an unusual
slant on the question.
Dear Elsie:
The happiest years are those
that are In the future, because
anticipation is always greater
than realization.
"Just now I'm away from my
wife and children for the first
time since our marriage and 1
look forward 10 the time when
our family may he reunited.
AS "A lad in school 1 looked
forward TO the time when I'd
earn my living. When / achieved
that goal 1 looked forward to
the time when 1 would be able
to marry and support family.
Today in camp l look TO the fu-
ture when I'll again be with my
loved ones.
"Life's best years must re-
main in the future IL we In
America are TO go forward. just
as soon as any one stops dream
ing Of the future and looks
backward, lOngOng and wishing
for the good old days, that per-
son has lost the best years Of
life"
PVT. WM. J. SMITH,
--IOO976i, Pit. 18--age %,
9th Tr. Bn., Co. "E," ]. T. r.,
Tent Camp, Camp Lejeune,
y. &.
$3.50 prize)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
DEAR MISS ROBINSON:

because those are the years
in which we experience the
most 'firsts.' 'FirstS' are the
things memories are made of,
b and memories make our later
years n pleasure.
Remember your first Christ
mas tree, your first day at
school, your first train ride or
boat ride, your first pet? II Is
almost beyond description, the
thrill we felt upon experiencing
each OF those new and marvel
Ou> things in the glorious world
unfolding before our young eyes.
THE first 20 years cannot be
equaled i'm that respect.
''Sec6ndiy, during those years
We live i'm a world Of dreams
where nothing is impossible.
Many OF the dreams will come
true the ma jOrity will fade with
the years. But IL il the unyield-
ing faith we have during those
years in the power of our
dreams TO come true which Is
beautiful.
The early years OF firsts and
dreams are the best. They bring
u, the most happiness
SGT. CHAS. ID. BRENNAN,
I3I296S2--age &c,
Regional Hospital, Ward >.
AAF, ORD, Greensboro, y. G..
$50 price
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
What Can Young America Do
To Preserve Peace?

Boys and girls, here Elsie's special Christmas
contest! Christmas in October? No. the winning let
ers will be published Christmas week and to give time
to select the winners and them ready for publication
we're announcing the contest topic
Christ TO earth TO bring peace and this all
Of have deep and meaningfu TO ponder
that blessing. Now know that peace is not free gift
that human beings must work and fight TO achieve and
keep it. SO what dowha must we do-you and L
to make the old promise really come true-"Peace on
earth, good will to mem?
Write letter Elsie Robinson in of The Detroit
Times, and tell what believe is young Americas part in
keeping the peace. Make your letter brief not 200
words), sign your full name give your correct age mot
30) and address. Elsie personally is giving special
$25 prize for the best letter and there will be other prizes
for all letters published Contest must be in the
mail within week from today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Young Forever

Sgt. Brennan, we suspect. is
one OF those lucky people who
will always remain young he II
60 right through life expert
encing "firSts" and dreaming
dreams. Mrs. II. f. Fuerstman
of Charlotte, N. c., on the other.
hand. will change her viewpoint
with the years but she'll be just
as happy.
Regardless what age you
are" writes Mrs. III. +. r, "life
is what you make IL. IL you en-
joy your childhood to the fullest,
YOU can look back on happy
years. but an emOtionally ma
ture person is ready 10 lay child
hood away and go on to the
business OF being grownup. The
same with youth and all its won
ders. It's grand while you haye
ID aud it's up to the individual
90 make the most Of those pre-
ciOus, fieeting years.
Z" But the normal emotionaiiy
person gives up this
period, too, when the time ONES
and II ready for the next age
What seems wonderful at one
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Checks Race Cameras
UOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20

HOLLYWOOD. Oct 20.
LOUIS =. Mayer took no
c h an e 5 on his sensational
BuSher being fouled in the $50
600 Hollywood Derby. He had
one OF his own M-G-M camera
men check the nine cameras
that are supposed TO photograph
every foot of the race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

Illuminating they are To the you'reonly young
belongs Brennan stationed Green's
boro, n. G.
DEAR MISS ROBINSON:
Il nominate the first 20 years a. part life
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

period has no appeal at all when
we grow older. Those foolish
folk who refuse to give up n
particular age by prOlonging it
indefinitely are ridiculous i'm the
eyes of others and are only kid
ding themselves.
"Ali the years OF life are good
II YOU make 'em-and it's up to
you"
MRS. II. f.. FUERSTMAN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

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$50 Hawthorne Lane, Apt. ?,
Charlotte 4, " &.
$50 price