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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-28
Cameo Unit
Opener
BY Carmen Nader

We extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy to Frances Rutkowski and
family, in their recent loss of
husband an dfather.
REMEMBER WHEN?
We could refuse jobs. (This
was free country then.)
Frank Falkenberg, went into
his dance at the Tandem
Grinder.
The Girls didn't have to wear
fish nets on their heads.
Little Eddie Marks was a big
guy.
We had chicken every Sat
urday.
You received up to soc per
hour.
Yes indeedy, those were the
times.
CORRECTIONS
In last weeks column it was
reported that Lillian Bellfly lost
35 pounds. 1t was her thumb
nal that she lost and on her
bowling hand too.
And the guy that mixes those
wicked Hi-Balls is Ro m n
Curly" Blachowski, and not
Andy.
And that, Mr.. D. w. Figgis
president of the American Can
Co. did not need War Labor
Board approval to get his salary
upped from $74,850 to 104,200
or (for the benefit of the litter
ate) exactly $29,350, not includ-
ing pension money in the amount
of $7,795.00. And all this time
we we're being told that an in
crease in our wages would bring
about initiation. Wonder why the
Union Mans Friend" West
brook doesn't explain Or expose
such going-onS in his column?
Now lighting the fuse.
CROSS FENCE
WHISPERS
We had another young Miss
who went that way, Stella Czy-
zewski changed her monicker to
Mrs. Frank Wygast. Congratu-
lationSl
Check number 1922 seems to
be always getting lost. Pearl
Kwapich is the owner.
Larry Knannelein must be
chilly, he's always got goose
pimples.
Did you know that we have
celebrities right here in our
shop? Yesiree! The Handrew
sisters. Listen in at 9 A. M.
every day on station "WLR."
(Women's Locker Room).
That fair-haired lad on line
No. ] double seamer is none
other than Al Wilhelm just back
from the c. B. l. theatre of war.
Al was in the Medical Corps.
(Hey Al! that pretty nurse on
the day shift is named Lois
Cook.
Must get some work done
now, so So-long for now.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-28
Joint Council
Jottings

Locals 1853 G. 35 URWDSEA-CIO
Evening star., 1945-12-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLoRED GIRL desires work after school
GoLoRED HOUSEWIFE wants work 5 hrs
CoLoRED WOMAN wants laundry work
only Monday, Tuesday and Friday DE
coIoRED WOMAN. days work: reliable
With reference. Apply 443 Del ave. sw
EXPERIENCED laundress wants Thursday,
EXPERIENCED laundry worker: fnisher
or operator on pieces. 6s Seaton pl NV.
FRENCH GERMAN WIFE of vet, excellent
cook. will serve. light laundry; husband
WI shop for groceries and DO odd jobs
or Or near1y si Nd Nd ex, ref; give details,
GIRL, eoiored: wishes days work in city,
50 day and carfare. Ii. 6s99 Sunday eve
GIRL. colored. wants work s days week,
Preferably in rooming house. Csn Me.
GIRL wants work by the day or part-time
i1i GlRL I, e9lIFed Mg wishes Job plain cooking
GIRL wants part or full-time work., expe-
rieneed; g.h.g,; refs. DE, 1921.
school Can North f''6 os7s' eSiH'S'-' N0fA ai.ef
TINS 4 work, Executive 1926. N VI pay pa''
sfSS + esSs o. - ess slS s1 @sss Sas5 s5y
Davenport st: NV, Apt. 21o. OR 1915
SETTLED LADY wants work as housekeep-
er companion in nice home: no small chill
dren: can chauffeur. Box l23-B, Star 30s
WOMAN, colored wants daywork, S5 and
sarfare.. Call Ex O742.
col. exp, to cook dinner: no
serving; Mon. Fri, 5-s pm; near 14th st.
line; SIS wk. DI. 0713
time work, mornings or evenings; refs Call
SERNICE after 10 am NO. o?43 3O'
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN will care for
small child. do light housework: live in
pref. Arl; or F. C.. Va: refs furnished
Gall bet; | and ; pm. CH. -sl62 Il
YOUR ORIGINAL HOUSECLEANING ex-
perts-Colored man and woman have
days available this week; refs. Ii. 57sS
Evening star., 1945-12-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING san FRANCISCO via Southern
route Jan. Z; want one passenger to share
expense and driving. CAPT. WEAVER,
LEAVING Jan. 3 for st. Petersburg, Fla;
accommodate q. WI. s613.
SERVICEMAN driving to Columbia S c.,
sERvICEMAN leaving for St Louis and
Kansas City about Jan. Z: take . or more
passengers. Call MR.. LUTz, RE. 7400,
DRIVING MIAMI BEACH. January s or Z;
Write R. r BACHER Leesbure, Va
DRIVING TO DAYToNA BEACH, FLA.
ing and expenses: references. UN. 4067. .
MARINE driving to Los Angeles, driving
l94.! Ford with heater. leaving between
18Th and lst; golng Southern route; take
MOTOR TRANSPORTATION to St. Peters
burg, Fla, after Jan. > A. ROSENBERG
Err, 3s2l Wilson blvd Arlington, Va,
WILL GIVE FRTE transportation to driver
going 10 Little Rock or Hot Springs, Ark.
leaving 9Th or 10th OF January; Al Olds
perfect condition; new tires; can accom-
modate two; references exchanged Phone
AL: 1902 between and 10 any morning :
VET DESIRES RIDE Oklahoma City or vi
cinlty' assist driving, share expenses; leave
n5ont Jsnusry /. WO, 2i3l; 80.
q, returning Jan. >, can take passengers
Call DU. 1887 between . and 10 m. today
WOMAN driving to Florida January :. can
take couple: references exchanged. Reply
giving telephone number, Box 22SA, Star.
CALIFORNIA, southern route, Al car. take
I; leave any time; references. Call Tower
MIAMI. Dec. 81, take 3. Cadillac limousine,
$50 each CO. 1850 3O'
DISCHARGED VET will drive your car to
Los 10! Angeies or share expenses. Telephone
Evening star., 1945-12-30
SITUATIONS MoMEh

position. pc RnM a. MISS ] DEN1soN Georgia 1864
ADbiNG AND CoMPurING machine opera- So
tor, saaatt,iIstically trained, fast. accurate
EXP. eGXp. WIN consider temporary employment
ARTIST illustrator, craftsman fairbrusn),
graduate industrial design: position mfg,
designer or artists studio desired Box
BoOKKEEPER. construction and other ex-
perience, full charge Of books, payroll, tax
ret returns, stenoeraphic work 4:e hours
CASHIER. fast, accurate checker; familiar
with all phases of the work of a large store
notifidn nanfng charge and cash sccts., wishes
such work. Box 6a-c, Star. ''"'' '"'" '0'
COUPLE, refined, educated, in early 40s,
tive. wife ex-teacher. desire a home with
you caring for children assisting. Sal
nREssMAkffSSfG Dir sssa fSf e dessa s5ar remod ater,
tons, ti9ns; Eye, gowns a specially; reas MISS
EhfToiRi b6KIi iS3q Wal rrXlRg nv Apt 4. AD 223s;;
contact rep, book collab.; personality plus;
available responsible assts. Box 4-C. Star.
EXECUTIVE HoUsEKEEPER, N Y. hotel
exPerienee' GF renS would accept private SCHOOL.
EXEC; sECY.. exp, capable. accustomed
ExEGUrrsG f1 sEcREfARY sSlf FAR administrative
edsHFsl sssstaea Neat sva
able immediately. Wo 6995. 30s
Day pay WORKER; neat and experienced,
DRY Dry CLEANER, white, reliable. sober
GRADUATE NURSE, experienced as doc
tors assistant and receptionist, desires
REsTAGRAST manager erSj and I'd dietitan, titan sS ex
sentable, best references, knowledge buy
ans and !, help; languages; seeks frst-class
MsTREssNAltefatio or new new work;
minimum Cali Spruce 6s22s I'm Rm. 'Y ao5. S5.
sECRETARY-what executive would like
terView leave phone number at Box 332-B,
star Dislike having TO pay for the good
SECRETARY-BooKKE wide exper.,
administration, stenog.. inc tax; formerly
sHG "a saF seeks o
sition; thoroughly competent and expe-
rienced in patent; corporation, admiralty
0Rs vf also Box s
Star.
TYPisT, experienced: some KNOWLEDGE.
CAN s4fa sfas5en's sss5 reliable 5sa'
WoMAS SoSe Saten.S seaSs only RA sa3o
operator and manager of hotel or apt.
house: desires something permanent. BOX
5-C. Star. A.
WOMAN, refined. colored, wants position
part time or three days weekly, District.
Phone Decatur 4756
ton II years experience 33 years old
college education. good BACKGROUND; ref
erences furnished; experienced in secre-
tarlal work, office management, personnel
and PUBLIC relations. Starting salary S3,-
500 Write Box l4-C. Star. 81
TRUSTWORTHY white middle-aged woman
QeStTeS fuI charge of nOthPrlPSS hnTnp m
small adult family: sleep in: heart of city;
no laundry; liberal time off. plain cook;
S25 VIZ: Phone FIR. 1869 Sun. . to 5 D m
All week after 10 m $50 9th ST. se or
write Box 43-C. Star
Evening star., 1945-12-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
,IISINESS

TEACHERS clerks, receptonlsts: select po-
aries Visit NATL TEACHERS AGENCY
Est. 4 yrs 1911 6 st Ma 2Il4
TEACHERS WANTED-Many Immediate
VACANCIES listed. 81 500 5000. BALTI-
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY. 516 No
Charles st. Baltimore !. Nd
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the fol-
lowing vacancies: Registered nurse for
private. girls school FifTh-grade teacher
for private girls school. Elementary and
primary teachers for public schools Fifth
grade teacher for residential position in
boys school. English teacher able to do
secretarial work IN private boys school.
Bookkeeper for private school Physical
education teachers for. public high schools
Commercial teacher for out-of-town public
school. These positions are now available
Apply 204 Colorado Bldg, l4th and G sts.
nv. RE. 393S
TYPIST-PERSoNNEL G). 1000: meet
people. under 80, educational field; perm,
very interesting. BOYD'S, 1888 F. Ma.
SECRETARY ~, $50 wk. Radio, must
be diplomatic, neat, versatile, pref Wash
ington; exper. medical sec. Md. 5-day
wk-, $40 Aviation sec, know terms, S45.
Sten-recept, perm, $40 wk. Up Legal
stem, exper.. $50 VIZ. Need 80 new ap-
plicants daily for current openings. Est.
2S yrs. BOYD'S, 1893 F. MA. 1898.
COST CLERK (m), $3.50; exper. with
FOODS; ages 30-40. real future Miss
Dodge. BOYD'S. 1881 2. MA 1.;:tS
Evening star., 1945-12-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTORS. dual-con-
troll cars; expert instructors; permits Sc
cured: parking specially. 270l l4th st.
ART LESSONS by successful advertising
illustrator, experienced in every phase Of
commercial art: painstaking instruction;
reasonable rates. 1921 Colonial ave, Alex
anoria. Phone TIE. 1905. So
STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bookkeeping
eomptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
rs yrs. Accredited, Approved CT school
Inquire now. MA 233S. BOYD SCHOOL
Learn Beauty Gulf CuLTukh khea.er' Modern
raj, training Iq in all subjects: day. night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Approved
government training, 1910 N z. ave
NE G71S. Est. 1a1S
HAIR STYLING BEAUTY CULTURE-Li-
cense within 6 months. Glasses to begin
Jan. 10th. UPSHER BEAUTY COLLEGE
VIOLIN INsTRUCTIoS 81 for "a Beginners inner and and
advanced students Studio address. 4S37
Srd St nv. Phone Randolph U97i
touch typing free with course: top-salaried
position open; start. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F St Ma 1888
Evening star., 1945-12-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$1,000 DOWN buys 23 rooms, near 14th
and Mass - ave: ave oil heat: rent. S225; in
YOUNG & PAsTo. I1s9 Vt. ave. NV.
i j H,R. X UNITS: each with cleo refgr.; ne:
mont z 4 aS9 Nr.R nv p SA y aO52 roo,,s ,.tss
plus ep apt BeE eorneT nsGms IDEAL to2
%snt: yoySq PAS PAsToR sSOp il$s sSTR Vt. sss ave.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, ne. section
$500 down, bal. easy payments. Apply
OVER SI 800 go. 81. FIT. suitable for ONCE.
OF, business. downtown; entire property fol
sale. including excellent income from hotel
asSEs s 1fo Ss M NJ kgfni 0QsinssS eo NE
FooD SHOP. self-service, near Govern
open 5la days week, short hours, 5-year
lease at Sl75 mo-; gross, S7oo week; pres
M ent owner W ao has other interests and will sell
AS AS. I1i4 Ii st. NV. D1. ea51 and Hf DI.
BEAUTY sHoPPE-Upper NV. One of
the finest equipped in the city; 10 booths;
buy at Sc, 900 half down. Rent, $50.
EDWIM EDWIN. L: e ELLIS, Long EST; Broker. 1OlO
HaPPY NV sEs Ra sl our friends
and clients we take this opportunity to
extend our best wishes for a happy and
prosperous New Year. NICHOLAS GAS
TON CO., SOL woodward Bldg. DI. 7765-
PRESENT OWNER will sell dry cleaning
ands laundry store lease in good NV To-
cation; splendid opportunity for returning
vet who wants to get started in business
Of his own, ideal for young couple; $1,000
cash and terms. Write for appointment.
AT4TEsNfTioNS, quar- ArrENr1oN-1ass your
rooming house or other business for sale
with one Of the big 8: We can sell it for
you IN "a hours If priced right; long years
OLE OF experience @ an and personal attention Is ct
EA so5s, 's YoUNa IN PAsroR, lie IL o1er. 1er.
mont NV Real estate and business brokers'
LpNCHRooM. good location; reasonable.
CONCESSION (luncheonette), in prom. Of
nee build; no ewes. or Suns: does $3.50
daily; can be increased under proper su-
pervision; air-cond., expensive mod. fix-
NICHOLAS N1s GaAsToM CO, 5oi woodward
BUSINESSES, ALL KINDs"-Delicatessen,
groceries, markets, electrical appliances.
radio service, dress shops, grill with liquor.
restaurant, gift and flower shops, beauty
salons, etc. TO buy or sell. contact
MYRTLE A. WEADON CO., DI. 1854,
IQ10 Vermont sye., Suite 610.
xAKiETY t,aa f.. STORE, small. NV, sells no.
ice cream, ETC.: rent. S45; same owner I
yrs; made plenty of money here; wife very
i'll, must sacrifice; total price, only So 900
cash, including ST 900 or more in stock
MR.. THRIFT (exclusive). 1909 N. Y. ave.
NV, MA. 9743; or UN. 1893 ewes.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
HELP WQAEN-

YOUNG LADY wanted for ilm inspectress,
M whs isc a5D 5o6
7oUNG q nT LADIES go. for clerical positions
bla, firms; pleasant working conditions,
good hours and salary. vacation with pay;
mR WHrF 14satea Sc 4soo Is
YOUNG WOMAN. clerical work. no ex-
THHoMPsoNs DAIRY, aoi2 18th st. NV,
YOUNG WOMAN as clerk-typist: knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping helpful but not essen
y MF as MoT5if 5tS St KANE me-
90uSG 9SoEG Gf, ,W9MENmWant xn do Job bd y9ud pc
we need the help OF ambitious young wom-
assured future: no previous experience nee is
necessary: you'll be paid while in training
and you can look forward to steady EN-
full details call at one Of our employment
Offices. where we will be glad to discuss
for Sor Wi5h yog opsn 9nt
cHEsAPEAKE T. PoToMAc u TELEpHonE Il ri 5AE
ATTRACTIVE coIored salesladies for mems
ar and women's retail apparel stores; good
saiarie$ S4aF soI permanent positions Phone EX
MEIGHBoR STORES. 9sI L 5th dppst st. NV. nWoD
IMMEDIATE OPENING in child guidance
who is free to travel; aged 30-55; car an
advantage, but not essential: must be
totally unencumbered. Unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement Write Box $50
b, Star giving age, education, experience
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER to ap5wer 9ov
phone and do light clerical work, about
S30 Tor 5-day wk. Telephone GE 1868
Monday. between and s.
ALL-AROUND OPERATOR wanted at once
Appy Mr. ss2Ghs sEAyf9 SPP sae5S sHoS
Transp 1ts IS u Bldg d. LIBBY floor, nth and
WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS Of ma
tional assoc. has openings for secretary
stenographer. file clerk and clerk-typist
This is an opportunity for perm. work at
good pay and pleasant surroundings. APP
ply 1l2S 10th st. NV, or phone ME- 2757.
LARGE DEPT. STORE requires the serv-
ices of competent stenographer to assist
the secretary in an executive Office must
nave pleasing personality and be qualified
full or part time; in replying, state age
and experience. Box 492-B. Star.
INTERESTING POSITION for resourceful
intelligent, fashion minded woman, expert
enced in selling fine apparel for women;
excellent salary and commission. Apply in
writing only, giving full details. FRANCES
ET FRANCES, 1915 Conn. ave.
COLORED GIRL wanted to help make
CANDY. POLLY TRENT CANDY CO., 1913
COLORED WOMEN to clean Offices In Sta,
Building; 35-hour week, pm. to II mid
night 3 nights per week and IL midnight
Mrs Lorieburs, Room 5I2 Star Building
THE- EVENING STAR, l10l Pa ave NV
Evening star., 1945-12-30
PERSONAL fcont. J ,

LARGE, comfortable, 2nd-h front room
sa sor rent to na mature; refined married couple,
NOTICE. LaDlEsws G S. are x enaesvori9s ap as9s
through reduced overhead BY our sell. !.
SWssy Policy lower to Dns pIs to the people Of
lection Of hundreds Of fine quality nfS gar ar
Rri'sS E & sef + Pss
Ms hSrHfFs66D iteEs 6Den 7o a1si Hap Dm ons
PRIVATE AND sEMHPRIVATE re- ROOM hsaS 'q in
ngrs1g "a. homs ne for elderly peoples tray se.v
SLIP coyERs.' DRAPERIEs. CO, $500
Tf5S PH6NE $685. asp for Miss
Wright. II you are in need Of q loar up to
200 y % on !, Your signature .
tTaIly located; formerly. Of Fifth ave-
suits coats to, order. also restyling and
H1aS E.aeutI,. F st sds nv" Room 20. TeleDh0ns
odsn DAY sod schoS sGIoo to4 c
gertation furnished from Do' any ap bart tane Of
GfPEfa One x 81 st so4
GO copying 2 and colorine. qlebe, 0s01. q
york. guaranteed upholstered furniture
bea1t 1t shampooed in your home. DI. Ol22.
elderly native Italian woman desired. with
privilege prepare own breakfast and lunch
e2Jee e9n anq oR hays oR dn2sr with family State
HOWELL ACADEMY Boarding school. Boys,
kindergarten through 9th grade. moving to
river eatste mr.. Annapolis Feb. /. WI. 3633
A BEAUTIFUL FLOOR Is what every one
admireS-Old floors ref1nished like new;
no cash required, payments as low as So
per month arranged with first payment
service available Immediately. Phone now
WILL PAY DuMPfNGG FEE FEE for dirt or
ashes dumped in rear of 326 63rd st. ne.
HIGHLY " cUITURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
ffonsciouSness' fTS I French conversation; private
DESIRABLE privately owned home Of
fered middle;;aged white woman to care
Box 33l-B, Star, or call GE. 1868 after
VACANT ROOMS for February at home in
Pomona Park, Fla; hunting, fishing; SIS
CABINET and carpenter work done; an
OIL PERM. WAVES, 81; shampoo and
wave, SOC. UPsHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE,
a6h By B fHoToGaApA MA ha New
Year. party, that bahy's. smile. or that
NURSING HOME VACANCY. @AprfS private or
semiprivate; tray or dinine-room service.
Proof Of qualifications, including reiiabil-
ity and efficiency. AT 27O9 a.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN.

COUPLE wants janitor's quarters and part
time work. Call North 9544.
MAN, WIFE, gentlefolk, intelligent, hard
workers, will care for city or country prop
erty, exchange for comfortable quarters.
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE, wife to do gen.
eral houseWork, husband employed. Ad-
dress Box &C. Star
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

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Wlrs lR,Y FORCES
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Everlasting Punishment VIII
be The subject of the Lesson
Sermon in all Christian Scicne
churches throughout the woild
on Sunday, May g.
Golden Text Ezekiel is 2al
Have any pleasure at all mat
The wicked should die? saith iae
Lord God and nor tina, he
should return from his ways sad
liveg'
Among tie Bible citations IS
this PASSAGE dob 2O;4.5l. "kaoN-
est thou not This Of. old NICE
man was placed upon earth. Ihsi
the iriumphing Of the wicked IS
short and The 10y OF the hypo-
critic but for moment.
CorrclatiNe passages TO be road
IRON the Christian Science teN'-
book. Science and Health Win
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing l327l The way to csean'
the misery Of sin Is 10 cease sla-
ming. There is no other way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
S.AcINA "

Funeral services for the late
sam Brown were held Thursday.
Apil 20 at - so I'm. from Bethel
AME Church. The Rev VI. r. Rice
olficlatcd. lniefment Was IN Forest
Lawn cemetery. II VI. Browne was
in charge OF tile body. The dcccas-
cd was born October 10. 1905
Bethel AAlE church is starting
a mammoth drive To raise Si.Ooo 10
repair and bcauIily the church.
sunday Evangelist Rhoda lIaiiis
Of Flint Michigan. was mo norm
ms speaker She VAS introduced
by Mrs. Edna Osborne. Mrs Liz
Liam McComas and other prom
inent missionaries presided over
the meeting Mrs blanche Gibbons
was crganlst While IN the city
Mrs Harris was house guest Of
Mrs Spuflock and spent sunday at
the home Of her cousin. Mrs. y. W.
Ware.
Members were pleased 20 vol
come Mrs william p. Wilson who
Joined Bethel church SUNDAY. She
is the wife Of William Wilson. who
is manager of the Motion T7rracc
ITO singing proiect who - a mem
Der Of the arch choir
Mrs. Wilson recently lost hc.
mother Mrs BESSIE Ellis. 81 Gin.
cinnai Ohio
The Masonic lodge attended The
funeral Of Sam Brown CARRIED IN
white uniforms They presented a
purse TO the Rev Rice for the de-
naricd man
Mr. ana Mrs Henry Mills OF 81
Louis Nh. arr visiting Mrs Mills
sister Mrs 4 Bowie OF SIKH
siocct
Mrs William J fTaliher was
'"ricd chairman aud Mrs. James
foincs si,c chairman Mrs, i.oris
Thorn. secrciary-treasurer OF Tri-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
MAY DAY
is CHILD
HEALTH DAY


May Day has been designated
by the President as rhild Health
Day aud in Detroit child OBJ
ser,ance will continue through
out tho month of May with a
program planned 10 induce faith
cfs and mothers Of young child
ron 10 give them The security Of
protection against diphthcria,
smallpox and whooping cough Voc
luntccr workers represe niins
more than 100 organizations and
groups viii take part in The pro-
gram. according 10 Dr. Bruce
II DOUGLAS, commissioner o(
lcallh.
Great progress has hccn made
~ saving the lives OF Young pco-
pie during The last - Years, In
Tie age group from birth to 10
Years the death rate has hccn
reduced - percent il the rie
Which prevailed ia Detroit -
years ago had remained me Same.
: sou Young persons nov living
would have died last year.
The greatest saving IN lives
has been made against commute
cable diseases az childhood. dis
'ulbanccs OF The stomach ana in-
iestincs and the rcspirator, d.
scas's including tuberculosis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

L. p have tried TO be a
good wife and mother For five
wears / halc lried to help him be
"a good person his past life
ism anything to shout about !
stood ps him When in trouble
and hAse done All q person could
do fo another but he is into
somoAns Consistently such as
doctor p.ls court fines. aud
scm-iiuts no pay checks This
has caused me so many slecples
nights but he always cries and
saws hc Is sorry and WON'T do
i, again. ne CANDLES aud drinks.
I wonder ii shouldn't Just i"lvr
if and whom ! can SET cnonsh
money aud can work and care
ior The baby mysesf.
Ans: campaiiionShip such n
,ou describe isn't satisfying 10
You or 10 Your husband and the
time has come for You to demand
change. Talk 10 yonr husband
T, firmly and lct him know that
,nm are willing to give him one
final chance tO >iraighicn hint
self M aud hrcuIne the man yOn
expect him 10 be-. 4 change OF
environment sometimes helps n
man 10 Ret bach on the right
path aud ii yon find this ncccs-
>nry in your ease. make the
change. Any ciiort that You
exert in your husbands welfare
will pay rich di, idend>. +. should
sonr mnrriagc fail. both Of You
o. admit defeat. Conditions
there in the home are bad hut
they could Dc worse, II you had
the whole burden ~ carry alone.
II would be- - much better Tor
aII three Of You ii your husband
would come Out Oi his present
rut and assume his responsible
ties.
&. II am single girl go-
ing with a married man Of 30.
lie looks rather young aud he
says he loves me- We have been
going together 3 Years but lately
80 much gossip has been circu-
lating that he wants To quit
Ills wife doesn't bother him az all
aud he gives her anything she
wants. | have gotten TO The
place ! can't sleep at night II
: lie wouldn't pm mo down so
hard all an unrc wouldn't be-
50 unhappy Ito saws ne will
~till do for me. ! AM going ia
lose my mind from worry II
someone doesn't help me-
Ans: The kindest deed This NAV
has ever done IN your behalf was
10 suggest breaking friendship,
As hard NJ l. may be- for you Il
accept II. you should he glad thai
this affair has taken this turn
lie showed You good time an,