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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
Ri+s Of Bdntering

Tough, TOO tie aud his spouse. Con-
ME Baker have been much on the
go among friends during Bobs fur
Tough here
Visiting in Detroit last week
were Two charming Delta mairons.
Mrs Geraldine Roberts. OF Wash
ington DC. and Mrs Helen Marie
Price, Mrs Roberts came here
from Flint. Michigan where she
has the distinction Of being the
first YWCA colored secretary in
bi-racial branch. Mrs Price. a
Cleveander. was enroute 10 Nes
York city to witness the Ray Rob-
inson fight
or for New York on brief So
iourn Is Mrs G A. Crawford OF
Vernon highway She promises to
return to Detroit with a big sur
prise FOR her friends.
Home again from Boston is Mrs
Margic Yancey who has hcen visit
ing her husband. Or Asa Yancy
she reports Boston is city Of
rare beauty and She brings Detroit
efs greetings from Rev and Mrs
l.aNiscount and Miss Birney Wat
k.ns.
Akin Loving d.d it again His
group OF Npollo Players Of the
Franklin Settlement captured firs
prize AT the Delta jahher~ ock
last Friday night Il was ono Of tn
finest pieces q drama % IFS kind
presented here in long tmo The
title was David It was ono Of
their own creating
Dr. Bill leslles also didhinself
proud in his pi,seniuHpn ~
awards to tn Winners ohcf uds
IS Included Nls Bcive ilafrs
Lloyd l.oui~ Moses Is tr1 apa
~ smith Chairman KA'h Wh.'e
ccrtdnly was picture 10 Hthot
on JahhcrwoNk itthi Shf WNir
flowing eown 90 BLACK me- tim
med With q wrea'he Of real carrie
Mas which outlined ne front neck
line from shoulder 70 shoulder
cardcnas We're also worm in her
hair co-chairman Helen roodlc
was indeed pretty in dime
gown Of blue creme trimmed niihI
gold She also wore gold bracelets
and gold scqnin ofnamenrs ia her
hair
Cupid IS on 'ho wing a. ever
Concentrations are IN order 70
Marie Hardiuan who is wearing (
diamond on the third finger oil
her len hand Her Intended Is a
Mr. Stanton and the wedding Is
scheduled far spfine
MIS- Edward Davis entertained
a, hrr home on Forest sunday
evenh. Fchrnarv 2s in honor Of
Doris Railiff Parder The affair
was a personal shower The hon
Gree recently became the bride Of
Frederick rafder ~ chicago Mrs
June Roxboroueh assisted the hos
tess Mrs Davis served cocktails
from beautifully appointed table
with lace covering and counter
piece Of lilies flanked by candles
on either side A few of The guests
who attended were Nirrie Brown
ley Deiiie Raiiies. Roberta Hughes
Doris penhk Regina O'Neill Er-
ma Kelley Ruth and GLADYS GILES
Doris nWetll Roma Lawson. Mat
tie Camp Rernice Miller Jessie <
Carter Maggie Wells Dorothy
Ann Hicks Aurela Hudson. level /
Graham veda Freeman Evelyn |
and Mrs Nuthleb Geraldine KEYS
and others Bridge furnished the
evenings entertainment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
MODERN
ETIQUETTE
~ RoBtRIALEt

/ NAs me pros ~as .tr a
woman "a ,slc ius iia'ioas 70 sew
ersl frends Ger a pncheonl
p Nrat tee should he gwen 70
the eg,nAn 4, hsp> is % ns
chsiened A. home
3. Is IL pioper for woman 20
Nea nai 30 an evening" reeep-
uon
9 Slolie He waite or a g.rls
cSeof' sest her ~ he table 20 a
pabAc eo,taaant,
b.is il ooilsa'o. y 70 send a $50
whsn one IS n,Hel 20 : church
wedding
6 MIA effect does very efi4s-
I've apology have On psopler
For how Ions q 'pne snosi4
q slie~f naa afe a lqt oton7
II "a man and q woman
piay.rg gef together Without a+-
dies shoaia the nsa carry BON
saesT
Is prope g serte cream
siih at,sr-dlnner co'see'
go How can ri a,y dispos
~ man 0ho She meets on the
street and Win wishes % accom-.
rang lte h.f she does no' care
far HIM.
" W-ha. would he proper
hhsr 70 40 io "A oee9'iqn7
~ should tre hriceeroam 5ty
FOR he expense az me Wedding
tr'p'
tNSWTRS
she may wf az ae tp -
her visiting caf4 Thursday.
Nasea i.Aueheoa q otlcck
fhen wffs esNr So oW, co.
nor This itpraas erl lroe
iee means 70 me raep 4 w4s
rsssalpss 7ruer .- rseep'
tan p ho.es T.
Is iae da'y Z tee ~.ts 20 dsan
haee the eir CHAIR 'ua 4 =
81 Oh he' oai NQ' Unless oge
Is also inAred 70 the epsilon s
J. w. reiy enlpia iecs me mistake
gAet sinc're aan IS IS MUGS
he'ier II ihere s no ava game
or othtr entertainment rNss i
,ree 70 lraye u twenty minutes =
A 'he woman hola AIRY beg
own w 2 nor 'n!ess e. espec-
rally lnes'ca lo sy saving mat
sac hss sonic shopp.ne IN near
by s. fe and then cf coarse enter
The store y one aay 20 az aay
time hoiween me h0us specified
IN fhe rYsafon l2 Yes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03

kafh -. Ok
saisS y year flower lovers eagerly
prl,e,, ,o' announcements OF new
Ill inning novelties. To than
sover, sss 'aly important that such
before o noon IN their own gardens
Noon , y, =, least as soon "A thew
liys,. mover friends are s,,,, ~,
q sNrsTsn' these new aowers ara
Cold" R RssIl lovers. here are Real
'lon rlo.'pees New Giant carna'
1915. ana 0. .s, medal winner ,or
Aarirols Flash. a new Fr.rcn
medal ''1 ,,,. the All.America 's s,Irap
'roduct '"'' - also Burpee
,,.I Real Gold" /. a.
'a s roS Powered maris old, OF ans the
he colo, u I. are very deep HEADED o'1
lice m quite distinct - he,
7 nidorsunusu.va yellow some ' csil
by M" . 8 others. glowing cola Ga
Teal sold. ~ p, 'nlnk o. the color A.
Flower form is rather sr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
The Apollo Players Win
Delta Jabberwock For
Fifth Consecutive Year

in the music world.
Leroy smiths orchestra. In the
pit. provided good musical assist
ance Songs by Delber, Russell. Jr.
and trim comprising Verona
steele Patricia Glover and Ruth
Anderson completed the evening S
entertainment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
BY HARRIET ROBINSON

The Aaoilo PLAYERS again Walk
"a or With top hon is at the Delta
SIGMA Theta storHys fit,eenlh
ANNUAL lahh4wock Friday night
ii me lelroir Institute Of Ars
With a dramatic hiehlshi from
Nall Spences The opening Of
The Door
The prcseniation which ihe live
TINS MINORS called David was
enhanced hy employing the same
technique that first brought them
fame 10 lsio The method used
called for panfcmins hy one group
- players whose actions were
matched by the Voices of another
eeoun using mi ophones on either
side " the stage
The Apolores have exceptional
line voice qualities and the "on
stage actors we're Well casted
Blnnfh lvlcs and Dorothy Quaker
af tho mike and Doris Allen and
Thhrna Newsorn on stage we're
especially good IN he diffcult
roles ~ The aged Ma Parrish
GRANDMOTHER and Esther Frazier,
aded and deyo'ed vife
Teamwork CommendabIc
As great an accomplishment. Of
which Director Al Loving can be
proud Is the development OF team
work which comes with the reali-
cation that from The simplest sound
effect 20 the most forcefnl role
each member OF a cast Is import
ant Il has long been evident that
The Apollo Players take their work
seriously know their duties and
are content 70 do them we'll viii
ont ovcrplaylng parts or attempt
ing 70 steal scenes which do not
add - The total effectiveness AZ he
production
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03

Interesting because the petals are
OF different lengths and shapes and
being placed irregularly give an in
formal and pleasing appearance TO
the immense blooms. Plants are
compact and bushy. 20 TO % inches
tall. Ideal for beds and borders,
cut-nowers and exhibition.
"Flash" Marigold plants begin 70
dover in weeks from seed and
continue 10 bloom and bloom until
frost. Flowers are single. IN
inches and more across. and come
In a bright combination OF colors
which range from vivid red through
bronze with a few yellow flowers
to give q harmonious contrast. In
most OF the flowers base color
OF tangerine Is overlaid or marked
with rich marigod red In cool
weather. this velvety.fed predomin-
ates In the youngest flowers, while
Ia hot weather the taugerine pre-
walls. Strong. medium-lensth stems
recommend the flowers for cutting
Valuable for edgings. borders. beds
aud pot plants Uniform. compact.
mound-like plants is inches high
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27

EoIsoN IVY, mosquitoes, ants, sunburn, rain,
Roughing it on a camping trip is great stuff. For a
week or SO. Then you begin to long for the comforts
of home.
A good light to read by :. a hot shower . your
electric razor /. an electric range . and, of course,
your radio.
It's surprising the number of everyday conveniences
made possible by electricity. You take them for granted
until you have to get along without 'em.
The big reason why you forget 'em is Because
electric service is so good and so cheap. Electricity is
still available at low pre-war prices. There have been
no shortages.
And you can be sure there will be plenty of power
for the postwar electric era thanks to the practical
experience and sound business management of Americas
light and power companies.
Lisen 4 "TEIE SUMMER ELECTRIC HOUR" viii Robert Arnbrxsser.
QnebeaEe and guest stars Every Sunday afternoon. $3.50. EWT. CHS.
=.
su-uxarMas puwsa
MA41RlIs4s
-
ess'r xAsrs l.se5slslzz sg.r BECAUSE RS ss..ss
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27
Hatienier

Stane SnpOns: p big az big 81 Snli. 80 biz 80 umS 81 biz 81 Bis
81 Angu1t 91 big 81 big 80. September. 81 biz Sci big 81. Otto.
Der. Se0er &l1pon gilt 5ebn Guntte.
Hpte anpons nnS Sofem: so Bis 80 un6 81 Bis 81 in 8mb 4 oenen
uno 8por: 81 big p2 biz 81. Suli; 90 big u2 biz 81. auauf; 92
big 80 biz 80. September; III bis 81 Bis 81. Sftober. Iie Sohn i'm
gserte BON lie einem 9unft oienen gum @edielm ser aupons BON lie
5ebn Hlntten.
De STI i&t nunnebr 9epobnlid gum Monatsbeainn flint meme
blaue ro funf neue rte &upons in &raft.
Snder: a1apon SO in Bud 4 gilt fir flint Hfunb Bis 81. @uqul. gor
Dem l. September trtt ~pabribeinIib fGn peherer 3~uder.Rupon in
&aft.
sdnbe: anpons Scr. / 2 mo 8 Unit benz 6Ils5eug) i'm Rationsbub
Nr. . hno big out fpeiteres gum 8eug bon lie enem Noor Ghuben
9atlg. Saut SP@ befebt feline @bfbt, &upoms 3u onuuieren. Sd6ub.
tnpon Nr. A trt am 1. @usut in araft.
Va1o1n; Saapon 10 I'M AAgpb gilt fir feds @aaOnen. 9e aupong 81,
VI go imo G8 9eHen fir lie fnf @anonen; aae un6eren aupons ino
nn9lltg. Z" ERnpon BRO 29@ 1916" gilt fir flint @alouen bis
81. September; ole mOeren G&upons fno ungalig.
Gum s6us eeaen oen 9~dRidbonoeI bat ieoer @oaenbeiber fobrt
nf alen @aloHtaupons, Die fb in ienem 8efs befinoen, lene 81.
den6-Nlnmer no Den Staat, in Dem er regHriert it, gu pernerfen.
SrenaDl: De 9npons fir 1856, 1 bis 5 fir 194.45- uo 4 uno S
tr 1943-44 gelten big 81. 4uguit Sic GouIumenteu iouten lire gr.
neuanngsanfragef r oos nadbe Sabr ibneaieng Geinfenoen amo nod
erbait Der Slpons ibe Sants ouffiaen, iolange pdbreno oes Sommers
Die 2eferuugen leidt erbaItIid fnb.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27
StcMcrcrlcihtcrmne fit
observation-disclosures

8aibington - Gin Hrogramm
fir Steuererleidterungen fir '@e-
i6dftsleute, oie ouf s., 700, 900
geiddbt mer6en fano i6neG sen 8ei-
faG oes Abgeoroneten-Sauie uno
beoarf MIR nod Der llnteri6rift oes
8rGiioenten.
Dos Sous, SOS II @oden 6erien
madt, braudte ni1t ldnger ais cine
Winute, nm Sen SerGnoerungen au.
5ultimmen 6ie Ser Senat an BEN
@eieBesooridldgen borgenommer
bat, Die Dem 3mede oienen Ioaen,
Den Observation-Disclosures oen lleber.
gang Dom &rieg gum 6rieoen gu en-
lei6tern.
Ger Senat beieitigte in 6en gnt-
nurf cine 8eitimmune, our6 oie
oaS &arS ~angeoronet bate, oaB re-
organiiierte Observation-Disclosures
Steuerfreoite fir @erluIte erbalten
batten. Senator 2a6oaette @rog..
@is.) mioeripro6 l0ieier 8orl6rift,
neil lie elmer fleinen @ruppe bon
@iienbabnen einen u~nperoienten Yor-
tell beridaffen piir0en.
8eginnen0 nit Dem Steueria5r
1916 miro 6urd oas @eleb Der BON
Der 8eiteuerung uneem0bnli6e @e.
Winne (@rceB 9rafits Carr freige.
Itelte 8etrog bon $4,000 auf $685.
900 erbobt. 0ieie @rbobung oes
Iteuerfreien 8etrages (gremption)
Ioa es fleinen @eidGftsleuten m0g-
li6 MAIDEN, fir Nadfriegs5mede eli.
ne Steuerreierpe auf5unebmen.
Die @eiebgebune be8iebt ii6 ;lidt
auf inoipiouelle ~@infommeaIteuern
ooer Hiid5ablungen.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27

ouigeriiIenen @iieR6obn : @eleiien.
@eut3utdge berrift feline 6rOblidfeit
in Roln, niemono ladt oOer l1delt.
Gem 8oIf febIt sic Qebenoigfeit ser
Bonern, sic nit Quito an sic Aufga-
be 0es 8ieoeraufbous ibrer 5eritorten
Stoot berangeben. Mber oie 2eute in
Miinfen bo6en nidt sic gepaltige
Nufqabe Dor ii6, Dor ser Ole 8emob-
ner R0lns Ite6en. 9enn sic 2ebteren
miiiien aon3 Don borne anfangen, lie
miiIIen sic Sriimmerbaufen fortidnfs
len, sic 6eute Die Steae be5ei6nen,
Die einmol &oln mar.
Sic llngebeuerIiffeit 0ieler auf-
qa6e ldeint sic Meni6en nit elmer
un6eldreibliten @oifnlngsIoiigfeit
All erfiiaen. Ger @impobner 9olns
Qebt, mas INNER ieine geid6itigung
iein mag, o%ieier nit Ser g%rimmigen
gntIfloIienbeit nod, minSeitens nod
einen 1aq 51 iiberleben. Sene, Die
nitts 8u tun baben, lteben berum unO
munoern Iid, mo tie anfongen lonen.
sic MAIDEN iif feline @e0anfen ii6er
cine 3ufunft, sic in 8irfIidfeit ni6t
eriItiert. a6rperli6e 2eioen oOer
Goraen 6etUegen lie ni6t.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27

@runO, ouf oos, mas tie aberi6au.
ten, ltol5 gu iein.
Mebr oenn ie oominieren Die Com.
tiirme beute Die Staot. gs gibt feinen
8obnbof feline 6abrifen uno feinen
JluBuerfebr .mebr. @on fait ieoem
Sta0ttpil aus fam man Die Siirme
le6en, oenn es gibt feline SauIer
mebr, sic oie Musiift oeriperren. Die
Siirme ieben beute ouf elm ein5iges
8ilo ser 8ermiiItung bernb.
@enh man auf oem 3omplnB
Itebt, iiebt mar sic @erippe BON elm
poor SGllern, sic nod i'm 9er5en Der
Sta0t lteben, nber nur Elm paar. Ser
@eit ser Qdoen uno @obnbduIer, Die
emit oen melt6efonnten Gomplab
umgo6en, iinO beute elm Saufen
Sdmub, ser iih auf Dem BflaIter
ousbreitet, 0os emit StraBen maren.
Seute limo es feline StraBen mebr, lie
3u ii6erl6reiten lit megen Ser finf
ODER ieds Sub boben 8erge bon
Shutt unmogli6, ole iomobI Den
4uto- pie oen 5uBgdngerberfebr ber-
6in0ern.
Monate iin6 bergnngen, felt sic
Maiierten aoln eroberten un0 bisber
lit es ibnen niht gelungen, mebr als
cine feline 6urde our9 Sic &uinen
OeIien, waS emit 0ie Staot NOR, 3u
3ie6en. Nlr elm paar StraBen lino
nod fir oen @~agenperfebr frei uno
iel6lt tie meiien gdbnen0e @01er,
8om6enfroter uno flnffenoe @unoen
olif,0ie oasNrtiaeriefeuer peruriabte.
Sic StraBen i'm Centrum ser Staot,
in oen SnOnltriege6ieten uno @obn-
be5irfen iino nod Don Sriimmern ser
conference.-the uno StraBenfGmpfe
ii6erlat. Ole Observation-Disclosures
linO aufgeriiien uno rogen in geipen-
Itilhen 6ormen aus Dem StroBen-
platter auf, uno ale 3ebn o0er 3man-
sig DarOs iiebt NOR auf ben 2ano-
ltraBen Ole ubgeriiienen 9elepbon-
ordbte gefabrli6 6erunterbaumeln.
@enn mon an Gomplab bolt
mod)t, 6ot man oos @efiibl. in elmer
Wiilte 81 iteben. Naes nm einen ber-
I'M, ouBer Sen @iientr6gern oes
Sonptbobnbofes, lit Dem @robo6en
gleid). ltno oieie GrGger loiien nod
Die einltige 6orm oes @ebaltoes er.
fennen, aber Die Subitana oieles Rno-
denseriiites liegt in Saufen auf oen
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27
Kmrsc 1%llitteiIMmeen

~ 0aA Mitteilun9 ser Boitbeb0r.
Sc fonnen iebt YGtpafete big gu ii
9iltno BON bier aus an 8riUotperio-
men in SoQono geifidt merOen. Ger
9ortoioB lit ID Gents fir OnsYfunO,
BUR @biertigung oes 8ofetes brauht
mon 0rei 6ormulore ser @rfldrung
Gar. 1866 uno ie ems BON Gar. 1929
unO 1912 (6ei ser Boit erbGlfli6).
Man bari nit ser @ntrihtung zines
nidt bo6en boIdnoiiden 3oa8 red-
men. 0ah nmarifanil6en 8ori6rif.
rem fam man Don ieoer Art BON 2e-
6ensmitteln bis gum @erte BON lie ST
ihiden, bon gebrnudten &lei0ungs-
Itiiden, nelten @oQ- ufl0 HaDonIaden
bis 3u $25, BON nelten 81umwoaia-
den uno alien Stiifgiitern Bis 5u 81
CiporiteO moolen GOODS" iin0 ni6t
erlaubt), BON SEIZE Bis gu ie 81 fir
peri0nlihe un0 Observation-Disclosures
3mede. 0as Yofet muB sen 8ermerf
ouben trogen IS. 6. g." (@eneral
9icenle 9imiteo 8alue).
6rGulein 6rances 8irginio
Miaer uer6eirotete Iid nit Dem Ser
geanten Ser 9lftpaffe Sobn Ni6ol-
Jon @conomus ir. Die Erauung fonO
in ser 3ions 91tberil6Pn Stride ltott
nn0 mur0e BON Serrn BoItor @0maro
81. 8lep ooa5ogen.
SIN Nlter bon Sc Sobren Der.
Itor6 i'm @arfieIo &ronfenbaus SEER
&i6oro $. @angmii6, ieit "a Sab
rem @ei6Gftsfiibrer Ser @roBJ8rau.
erei Gbriition Seurif. Ser 8eritor-
bene NOR in 8ittSburg geboren unO
fam I'M Sabre 1911 na6 8aibing-
ton. 8ie 8eerbigung mar i'm &od
Greef 5rieo1ofe. IS ii6erle6en i'm
pier nerbeiratete 906ter, flint @nfel-
unO 2 urenfel- &in0er.
6rau Noolpbine @aBmonn,l
mel6e am Worningfioe 9riOe in
Sbeparb 8arf mobnt, ~feierte Dor Ell.
nigen 3ogen ibren 70. @e6urtstog
BEL ooler geiitiger uno forperli6er
Stride. Gas Sournal gratuliert gu
ibrem @iegenfeite.
- SEER un0 5rau 6ris @uembel.
uuo Serr unb 6rau Gbas. Slider
un0 9p6ter @leanore Derleben cine
@odle iSerien in Hebo6ooth Beah in
9elamnre. @ir 96nnen ibnen oie
4usipannung.
80 6err uno 6rou So6n @immeI
uno oeren 1ltelt tie So6ter SSoann per-
lebten ibre Sommerferien in ,JMileS
@apen", meldes am ,,@oltern Sbore"
gelegen lit. 8ater uno 3o6ter per-
gniigten Iid nit 6ii6fangep un6 an
Oeren unterbaltungsipielen, m1breno
5rau @inmel ibre mobloer0ienten
5erien in naer &lbe genoB. 9as
] 3piaingSpaar bate man ser Gb6eit
| ser Sdnpelter ser Mutter onpertraut.
6rnu MeI6ior Stab, melGe an
ser 8iltmore Strobe g. SO. mobnt.
| leioet ldOn Jet einigen @oden an
Hbeumatismls. 9rob 1r3tlider 8e-
banolung miro e8 mn langlam BEL.
ier. SIRE bielen Mitar6eiter i'm SSSn.
ternationalen Soften &rell5 miini6er
ibr baloiae oGqige @enelung.
- 6rau Otto giier, oeren @begot.
tie Dor einigen Wonnten beritarb, bal
Oas @obn6oltS oerfauft uro lit 81
ibrem So6n @uitau Seller umge0o'
| gen.
6rGulein 2ouiie 56oOrmons
angeiteate in @arfinfeIs &auf6ous.
bat ibre 6erien angetreten. Sic ge.
Oenft ibre germanOten in Seem gorl
uno 0ew Seriep 5l beiuden.
4uf geiiA BEL 6rau Selent
aOlung meilt lire Gouiine 9rauod]er
@elder, oeren perltorbener Manr
friiber in ser Sournaloruderei an9e.
Itelt mar.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27
UereimsealemNer

GOneurO GIn6, Sue. grdiiOen:
NrIfreo S6meier; SefretGr, 5rau u.
Sdladter, 1863 Conn. aoe., q. @.
8%eriammlung am 3. Wittpo6 i. N.
gruIpect Gill TrisSbOf. grdiiOent:
Treo gogeliong; Setretdr, $. g..
8infler; 5dosmeiiter: 2nurence ..
Sttt. 0eri. am 2. S1mstag i'm
Monat I'M 6rieObOfsgebauoe.
0eutIdye Treimamrer 2Ose Nrmi-
nims, Nr. %, T.A.N.M. Sefretdr:
6reof. 8ertram, 1871 S6epbero
Ctr, q. 6. 8eriommlung om l..
gienstog i'm Monat I'M Nepen Ma-
ionic Gempel, 13te uno s StraBe,
g. %.
Nrminins Iersniisnnss : gereil.
9rdiiSent: Senrp Shelter; Setretdr:
Ibeooor 2erh, 1905 Siebente Stra.
Be, g. 80. 8%eriammlung am l..
Sonnobeno I'M Monat.
Greater Beneficial llniOa, 9iftrift
Mr. 100. 9r1iioent: Sobn @reolein;
SefretGr: @6riitian @briit 6222
6iinfte StraBe, q. %. 8eri. ON
A. 3ienstag I'M Monat I'M SonIe STR.
1920 ) StraBe, 81. 6.
@reater Beneficial llniOn, 0iftrift
Wr. 40. Yr6li0ent: Midel 8ol-
ner; Sefretdr, @briition aronen.
bitter, 11O4 Boniuant Str, Siluer
Spring, @6. geri. om a. 6reitog
i'm MOnat im ,J6iOe Boiut EaOern" ,
12te uno & StraBe, NorOoit.
@mppert Seim Tramsn Silfsbereim.
9rGIioentin. 6rou Grnit 20. 8rown;
Sefretdrin; 5rau Mnbel 9ies. Der
Iammlung am 2. 0ienstag !. 90. UNI
2 llbr i'm 9eim.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27

Dos lit Sic Staot, sic sic Iirme
0es 9onts beute 6epofen. Cine
Stoot, Oeren Snouitrien, oeren @ob-
nllngen uno Sduier obgem1bt MUIR
0en, oeren 8%eipobner ibrem tdglifen
9e6en na6geben, - a6er lie tun es
o6ne Soffnung, obne @ifer uno obne
@efii6l. @er0uttert pom sen 8omben,
betGl16t BON oen aGmpfen uno ge-
i6lagen bon elmer acknowledgement
Streitmodt; Ite moaen nidt mebr an
Oas Oenfen, mas geitern NOR, unO tie
MAIDEN ii6 nidtS aus Dem Morgen.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27

,@arum mill oeine Mlltter oenn
ni6t Dorber be5ablen", fragt Der
9ausmirt.
,,@eil mir Sreitag aus8ieben", en-
wioerte Der 4leine.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-27
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More Realty Deals
| Are Recorded Here

Two good-sized transfers of
realty in Monroe county were
recorded this morning in the
county clerks office.
Fred ]. Dion sold haywood,
formerly the site of the Carib-
bean Club on Key Largo, with a
frontage of 400 feet on the high
way and running back to Black
water Sound. 20 Mary Hanley for
$29,o0e. Six buildings, with furni-
ture and furnishings, four
wharves and tennis courts are in
Guided in the sale.
A tract on Windley Island, or
Umbrella Key, near the quarries
on that island, has been sold by
Lenoy Russell to Charles Edward
Dillin for $4,000.
A lot on Lowe lane, near Ocean
avenue, Tavernier Beach, has
been conveyed by John v. Peter
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BY ADELAIDE KERR
AP ltentures NNriter

When Princess Anna Maria
|Schwarzenberg, daughter of one
Iof imperial Austria's foremost
families. was little girl, her
brothers used to chant:
"Anna Maria. Anna Maria,
Bring the water to put out the
fire" ,e,
The brothers SchWarzenberg
were inspired by desire to
tease, rather than an urge to pro-
Iphesy. But in the years since they
sang that teasing tune, Princess
Schwarzenberg - as Nurse Sch
warzepberg has done much to
put out the fires of fever and suf-
fering in the world.
Today is executive secretary
of the International Council of
Nurses, which makes wartime
headquarters in New York. The
International Council is a fedora
ton of nurses associations, whose
membership reaches around the
world and includes the United
States. 1t stands for self govern
ment by nurses in their associa-
tions, for the purpose of improv-
ing their service to the sick and
raising the standards of educa-
ton and professional ethics"
Foremost in Princess Schwartz
enbergs aims today is the COM
pletien of plans for "a projected
international congress to consider
postwar problems of the nursing
profession. The international
Council of Nurses formerly held
such congresses every four years,
but due to the war. one has not
been held since 1887.
THE nursing profession has
many problems to consider" the
princess explained in her New
York office. "a new trend toward
increased education is coming up
for nurses. The International
Council advocates an increase in
the basic education of nurses
equal to high school. Then it
would like to see the nursing
training laid on this foundation.