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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

When each moment is a treasure
Why should IoVers lose day?
Setting suns shall rise in glory
But Whsn little life Is o'sr
There's an end 10 oil the story
We shaH sleep and woke no
more.
CiUs me then a thousand Kisses.
TWiee ten thousand more be-
stoW.
TIL the sum Of boundIsu bhsses
Neither me nor enpy knoU
LANGHORNE.
TENNESSEE WILLIAMS,
Il who was born in Mississippi,
is the author Of tho Glass
Menagerie' which is by far the
best play in New York at this
time.
To this play Laurettc Taylor
has contributed the greatest
performance of her career.
However. 10 say. as some pco-
pie have. that the success Of the
play is due 10 Miss TAYLOR is
hardly correct.
Rather, II should be said that
the success Of Miss Taylor in
reviving her, reputation as a
truly great actress is due 10 the
play.
No actress was ever offered a
better opportunity 10 display
her talents.
In the Glass Menagerie"
young Mr.. Williams has written
the kind of play that William
Saroyan has so long been trying
to write.
PASSING BY
IEN. MARX CLARK. One
" of this departments ia.
Uorite generals. His feHow
members of the Ny Name Iso
Poem Club are mighty proud
of him. In the neUs photos
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Oil Heir Sends
Roses Thrice Daily

We'd only give our Victories the
bird.
So learn 10 laugh when rain
comes peling down,
Hts swell for the complexion,
so they say
And If your current Baby plays
the town,
Remember that's game that
Two can play
And here's one certain lift
against Life's woes
Just lift your Thumb and put il
10 your Nose Don Wahn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
YOUR
HEALTH
Bv HERMAN n. BUNDESEN. M. D

CKIN disorders may arise from
~ a variety Of causes. One OF
the most common causes is al
lergy or oversensitlvity TO some
thing with which the person
comes in contact. One type of
skin condition which is thought
to be due TO allergy is known
as chronic urticaria or hives.
Persons with hives may also
have angioneurotic edema, a
condition in which various parts
of the body. such as the lips,
suddenly become swollen due to
collection of hHid tn them
Or. James II. Black Of Dallas,
Tex, over a three-year period
treated more than 800 patients
with chronic urtiCaria and anglo
neurotic edema. a careful study
was made IN all instances TO de-
termine, If possible, the SUBJ
stances TO which these persons
might be sensitive.
4 SEARCH was also made Tor
n infections such as might be
present in the teeth. tonsils and
elsewhere in the body and these
we're eliminated when found.
The methods of treatment men,
toned above brought relief TO
about half Of the patients.
The remainder were treated
with vitamin X.
fourths of these patients we're
women and nearly all Of them
were Young and mIddle-aged
adults. The urticaria had been
present for from one month TO
20 years. W.. y
MOST of the patients had an
vi attack practically every
day The vitamin X was given
by mouth. At first only small
doses were employed, but later
on the amount was increased
until the quantity was found
which would give results.
More than three-fourths Of
those who had deficiency Of
prothrombin we're relieved by
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
LIFE WITH SALT
On THE SIDE
'.MNI.APs' Proud
OF Mark Clark
BY E. Y. DURLING

from the front ! tDds oIVays
greatly impressed by the
marked informaIity of Gen. .
Ciark's battle attire. The u. S.
generals certainly did not go
IN for anything fancy IN uni
forms. But for the stars you
could hardly tell them from
priUdteS
Bob MirEy. One Of Gypsy
Rose Lees husb band
Haven't seen Hiss Lee lately.
She Seems 70 be dsUotins
comfortable time to her liter
AIRY efforts. Or maybe II Is
her child that Is keeping her
busy. IL must be interesting
to see Gypsy rocking cradle.
ASKING
QUERIES from clients. @
" l live in Ashtabula, O Is
there another city or town by
this name any place in the
world?~
A-Ashtabula on the Ashta-
bula River in Ashtabula County.
o., Is the only town i'm the world
by that name.
Q-Is l7-year-old PVT. Jack
Lucas the youngest 10 ever be
warded the Congressional
Medal of Honor?
Al believe this medal was
awarded 90 a l6-year-old lieu
tenant In the Civil War. I'll
have 10 check on IL. NOu'll be
hearing from me.
ASIDES-
4 YOUNG gentleman who
~ wishes 70 send some flowers
10 girl born under Gemini
wants TO know if any particular
flower has been assigned 10
those born under this sign. AC-
cording TO the Stargazers the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
AIIergies Cause
Skin Disorders

the vitamin x treatment.
OF the patients relieved by
treatment. almost a third had
relapses following periods of
freedom from the hives of from
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

two weeks to eight months. A
second course of treatment
brought about prompt relief in
every instance.
Copyright. ls45, By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

4 NYWAY, Mr.. Ellender felt
"A it was incumbent upon him
TO do something for his over
stuffed comrades. So, having
only their welfare at heart. he
arose on the Senate floor and
read this letter from a constitu-
ent, j. W Reilly:
Dear Sir: 1 believe that il
would be good policy TO be
liberal with food for Europe.
and continue to maintain ration
ing in this country.
1T makes life much more
interesting to be sacrificing for
something or somebody, and /
dare say that in the United
States more trouble results
from overeating than starva-
tiOn.
"Am enclosing an article
written by my father % years
ago on the subject"
The senator then read this
document written by William
B. Reilly on Nov. 25, 1917:
about 400 years ago there
lived In Italy a good and
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
TIMES SQUARE
FIDDLE-F ADDLE

WALT HACkETT reminds
w you that not for another
100 years tafter December Sd b
Will you be able 10 write 1t
- 2/3/45.
Some Boston editors. accord
ing 10 a producer. put names
on reviews Of The Rugged
Path, that didn't belong on
them.
Two Dazian O,heatricaD
trucks were hi-Jacked IN day
light in the show district.
Weegee grand collection of
photos Of New York The
Naked City is in It's second
printing.
Colleen Clark. the Conover
model. has a new enterprise.
the Cafe Pironette al Jackson
lights
CugatS wife is now a blonde
because he insists il looks bet
ter IN contrast 10 his brunette
toupee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Answer 10 Question No. !

This is a psychological as
well as medical question.
There is no complete proof that
worry will actually cause ar
Thrills. bot some cases improve
80 remarkably when the patient
is cured Of his worries that II
almost seems the worry has
caused the Joint to swell, and
fiendish pains of arthritiS To de-
velop. Anyhow. whenever psy-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
SOUNDS IN THE NIGHT /:

4 T The Endure: Green with
"a envy: She could give n
TRANSMISSION 10 spinach"
At Theodore's: "She plays
harder to get than a cab"
At Ruban Bleu: Hes her
white haired boy-she turned
IL white"
In the Stawk: BE careful.
that woman at the next table
can't keep her ears off Us"
At Greenwich Village Inn:
THE irony Is that a discharge
button In a lapel these days
usually means out OF the
army and out Of a job
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
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Detroit Times. Detroit 81. Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

Gemini flower is the rose.
A. a recent Manhattan food
Show "A plate OF doughnuts won
the best IN the show prize.
The winner refused to reveal
her doughnut recipe, She said
II was "a family secret Dough-
NUS are all right but ! like
twisted cuIllerS better. Espe-
clally for dunkIng
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
By WALTER WINCHELL

Prices for old silent films are
up high since "Gasllght FolleS'
clicked. II bills itself as the
worlds corniest comedy. It's
hilarious.
The London Mirror, which
lost It's New York correspond
ert. Georgana Campbell, to the
Hobo -Nens here-has hired
new girl. who was Little Egypt
al the Worlds FAIR.
Ricardo Cortez, who bowed
out of big flop, before II
reached Broadway sat in the
first row every night tuntil ii
closed 10 watch the actors sut-
ier-the cannlbal'
You needn't believe bat
when we called the Dixie Hotel
last night, the operator an
swered. Dixie Hotel-Hello,
you-all' -
THE ORCHID GARDEN:
OUISNP RIMA'S Majestic
IL platter Of Felicia.
r. Lubich doing "Miserlou"
"a lovely rhumbs tune1 st the
Golden Fiddle.
Harry Revels score In Are
You With It""
The Andrew Sisters CHS
program.
Virginia Weidler's playing
in The Rich Full Life"
Cootie Williams trumpet
ing.
Jim Bishops book, The
Glass Crutch."
Kate smiths recording ~
"Just q Little Fond Affection"
The Golden Gate at the
Zanzibar.
Spencer Tracy in Robert
Sherwood's play, THE Rugged
Path"
BROADWAY ADVICE:
WHAT fun is there If all the
W breaks are sweet
And We are strangers 10 the
word despair.
What thrill is left if joys are all
complete
And boredom never gets into
our hair?
II heartbreak never floored US
Love would rate
As just another poor four-letter
word;
II we had never lost a bout with
Fate,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
PLEASE NOTE

AM INFORMED by a Pitts
"A burgher that young
woman walked into police
station and gave the desk SER
geant a detailed description Of
man who had dragged her
by the hair down three flights
Of stairs. threatened to choke
her TO death and finally beat
her up.
Your description Of the
man ~ excellent" said the
des, sergeant.
We WiH have him arrested
and put in jail in practically
no time at all.
The young woman said;
But I don't Want him ar
rested. Just find him for me.
He promised to marry me"
Copyright, 1o45. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
HORSES a WOMEN

MOTE An actress described a.
~ being long, lean and lovely"
She is a very nice looking girl.
But according to the research
Of our Horses e. Women De-
partment the majority Of men
are naturally attracted by
women who are long and lovely
but don't like them too lean.
According 10 Michelangelo the
ideal figure is that Of a woman
) feet z inches tall weighing
about 130 pounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
ASII)FS-
BY GEORGE DIXON

! will say that they possess a
wide and varied assortment of
paunches."
Mr.. Ellender said this did not
60 for all senator's, although he
fears the situation is progress
sive.
Il seem 10 see more and
more pots every year." he
added.
The senator, who II 81 years
old, il ) feet Z, and weighs
i67 pounds, feels he Is I'm
pretty good shape himself; a
matter he demonstrated some
time ago by boxing with
Henry Wallace. They belted
each other for few fast
rounds and then Henry hit
the deck. He has claimed
ever since it was the slippery
floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

CopyrIsht. le4s. ey Klns Ftaturel
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-14

DR.. E. C. Hall left Tuesday night
for California to visit his son Wal.
ter, navy radio man, and his son-in-
law and daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs
R. K. Whitley. Both young mer
service. Walter is at San Bruno, II
and Mrs. Whitley are at Camp Ord,
near Monterey. They were married
Last July. Mrs. Whitley is the
former Lavonne Hall and her hus-
band is a second lieutenant in the
army. DR.. Hall expects to be away
about a week.
S. Sgt. Eden Decker and wife,
Pvt. Evelyn Decker, WAC, left Sun
day for air transport command,
Fairfield Suisun Army Air Base,
Calf. The young people had en-
ioyed a furlough which they spent
with relatives in Minneapolis and
Laurel. WAC Decker is the former
Evelyn Chopper, who married Staff
Sergeant Decker at the air base in
California last Oct. Is. She is the
daughter of William Chopper of
Fifth avenue, Laurel.
Mrs. Henry GratWOhl entertained
Sunday at a wedding shower in
honor of the approaching marriage
of her son Herman and Miss Velma
Lee Paronto, which is to take place
Saturday, Feb. II. Guests at the
shower were Mrs. George Gratwohl
and family, Mrs. Philip Klein, Mrs.
Philip Knaub, ST., Mrs. Philip
Knaub, Jr., Mrs. Adam Shriner, Mrs.
George Streck, Mrs. P. P. Mikel,
Mrs. Herman Frickel, Mrs. Dave
Frickel, Mrs. George Brester, Mrs.
Henry Klockhamer, Mrs. Herman
Frank, Mrs. Philip Frank, Lydia
Frank, Mrs. Louis Knaub, Mrs. Ro-
land King, Mrs. Philip Staley, Mrs.
Paronto, Mrs. Kinsfather, Mrs.
Henry Reiter, Mrs. Oliver Paulroy,
Miss Sally Paulroy, Mrs. Charles
Hilderman, Mrs. Alex Weber, Mrs.
Mikel. Mrs. George Grad
wohl, Jr., Mrs. Henry Fox, Mrs.
~Copperman and Miss Helen
Gradwohl. The event was at the
home of Mrs. George Gradwohl, Sr.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-14
Laurel News Items

James Thorne, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Thorne has returned
from Camp Gruber, Okla, where he
received his medical discharge from
the army. He has been in the SER
vice four years.
Miss Dorothy Chopper who has
been a guest of her father, William
Chopper and family, has returned
to Denver where she is employed
as a saleslady.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-14

time. and so far we have had only
one rain. What l mean, it is no
fun sleeping in a fox hole half full
of water. / don't mean sleep-we
don't do much of that at night.
Well, l will try to keep you post
ed as best l can, and l sure hope
we can come home when this is over.
We had only three air raids on our
CONVOY coming up here, and we
shot down most of the Jap planes.
We were on board ship AZ days, so
maybe YOU think we weren't glad
to see Land, even if there were Japs
on it. (Censored). Those Japs will
do anything to try to stop US, but
know now they are much too late.
So long for now, and don't worry
let me do that for all of US.
PFC. Jesse w. Long, Belgium,
Jan. 81:
It's time l wrote and thanked you
for the paper, which L began to re-
ceive again about three weeks ago.
l changed addresses so often COM
ing overseas that the papers are
still in the army postal system.
Maybe one of these days | will get
a bag full of them. When did be-
gin receiving them again they came
in the right order, starting with the
Oct. 8 issue; now l have the Dec.
6 issue. l surely did miss the paper
during the months it didn't arrive,
and / lost all track of the news
at home.
1 have done a lot of travelling
since 1 last got one of your papers.
I .zx.o Iooo ~ EN,oolond anH was
just beginning to like it; then
moved to France a short time after
the break-through, and l followed
behind the fight until we reached
Belgium. There l joined this COM
pany on Sept. 1S, and 1 was in ac-
ton almost Immediately. We moved
the Germans back through Holland
and into Germany. l spent quite
awhile in Germany, and when the
break-through by the Germans oc-
Cured we had to come down and
push them back out of Belgium
again. =,
Since 1 have been in combat /
have been very lucky. 1 have had
two artillery shells land pretty close
to me, and once I had a complete,
brand new house collapse on me,
but my six companions and I es-
capped without eve a scratch.
Day before yesterday l had a 49,
hour pass to a Belgium town, and
I was very much surprised to find
they had ice cream of two flavors. J
There also was a movie put on by
the civilians, but at the bottom OF
the film they had written in French
what the actors were saying.
1 enjoyed some nice French-frles
in a cafe in town.
These Belgians are very kind and
they do everything they can for US.
If 1 could speak French, Belgium
would be a wonderful place. We
we're in a sector that used to be
summer resorts for the rich. 1t was
very beautiful.
We have a radio in u house
,ere and are listening to a speech
" Hitler-at least that's what we
,hink it is. One of the fellows
a little German and he
IAN catch a few words of what the
says. The way the Rus
;ians have been doing the last week
nav make him want peace terms.
surely hope and pray for it.
IT'S time for me to go to bed, so
III sign off now. Thanks again
or the paper. d,
Mrs. Ethel Shay was informed
his week that her son, Wallace :
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-14

Overseas addresses have been sup
piled by Cpl. C. M. Bice, Atlantic,
and Sgt. Walter Reiter, Pacific.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-14

Shay, seaman first class, had been
advanced to the rating of radio man
third class. He is in the New
Hebrides.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-14

Mrs. Ethel Shay was informed
this week that her son, Wallace
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
7 Children Stricken
In Fumiqdted Home

Two children stricken i'll after
their home at S2O9 Herman Gar
denS was lumigated, are under
observation today in Redford Re
.Ccivlng Hospital.
James Sheridan, 4. and his
sister. Dorothy, ,, were taken 10
the hospital by their mother,
Dorothy. who said they had been
nauSeated and i'll since the fumi-
cation five weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
MOIassis, in January,
Moves Too Abruptly

Gust Mola>SiS, 81, Of 2039 w.
Forest. could safely say today
that ne was stuck" twice. first
IN his car AT The curb and second
when Traffic Referee Arthur j.
/ Teagan assessed him n So fine.
WhirlIng away at Grand River
and ". Hancock on Jan. 2, seek
ing traction on the ice, Molassis
/ finally made 1t with a swish" and
collided With another car The
fine was for interfering with
moving traffic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
-Four Sentenced
In Policy Racket

Morris Mlllman, 81, of 1927
Plngree, and three others, today
were found guilty of gambling in
the numbers racket, and received
immediate sentences from Re-
corder's Judge Paul +. Krause of
$50 fines or so days in Jail,
Milman>Arthur FinkS, As, his
wife, Louise. 81, and Edward
Tampman, 80. all Of 90 West
minister. were arrested Yesterday
by a police raiding party which
confi~csled S57S cash and $50
numbers tickets ar the West
mInsteT address.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Wayne Registration SET

Enrolment for the spring term
at Wayne University, opening
Feb. ), starts next Wednesday, II
was announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
s0VERCOATS

Ordinarily Priced 10 1000
These h.91.oos'.ty ALL-WOOL
Overcoots we're ha0o picked
raAt from stock Tor this event
you'll discover oua'ity and
-aoGcs YOU'D expect Of much
t.q-er prices Remember
You. save plenty during this
Clearance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
. eOVERCOAfS

Ordinarily Priced to $500
Here the value opportunity
YOU simply eoo offord 10 miss
these fine ALL-WOOL
Overcoats we're manufactured
10 our higher-prioed speoif.oo.
tons they're yours at this
incredible low price hurry
toooy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27

What colorsi Green, red,
turf, tan, purple, black,
navy, white. Choose from
shortie or 4 or 6-button
length styles. Soft cot
ton-rayon fabrics.
GLoNES-FfRST BASEMENT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Club Owens Offers
"Solid 1--WE"

sVia liNs is ne name az ne
now cllo owens revue feailring
fw4e tones LaTosea hNniin.
Earl Csolndbne Bs-i Lc'ha
Jones ana Geors, Mans on
Chocolate
nf ft.nufu Introduces fnc
r9nNers and Sings sentimental
aud sweet ballads N has uniQae
sti' taln lunln called the
queen Of exotic dancers does her
presentation 10 the patrons TX
INK
Earl fGroundhos Basic a
newcomer 70 thc Detroit scene
is = tap master who has amazed
the Clsb owens patrons Nih
ms versatility
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17

Northwestern hieh NAACP Youth
council acted as mistress Of ce-
economies
Lurceford. who has pioneered
in many important ~firsts in
his brilliant career AZ band
lcsder Is coming np with a new
one 90 his ANNOUNCEMENT that
no and his band Viii soon take
20 we AIR IA making their load
iannis throughout the country
an idea that has long heen one
OF Jimmie's pei schemes
Maestro iuncetord has made
application 70 purchase an Army
C47 SKY Tran aireraf, 4
hceuStt pilo. himself jimmie i'm
f,nds 10 he az 'he controls on
many ~ me Traps hut will also
have co-pilor aboard and has
a iob open Tor an experienced
81 pilot
i've i The Wartime restrictions
uu einau flyins Jimmie has
logged very little eight time dur
ine the past feW wears hui late.
noon takne 80 ne air at
,ry possible oppofianry rho
A,f, sn maestro AlieAHy owns
ore ptno sirele-tnsiIe TWO
passenger craft With he pur
chased before ne war Tor his
0 per>onai u.s.
Jimmie ha~ inne been 2 iofe-
aos' ,eNponeni OF ar travel anil
MSS oDa % the frs' hsnaieadcrs
20 SIC rs passtiiHtios to trans.
pormc cu'ire hands ON one-n'ehf
stands as Dc POINTS ont a hand
tvvciinr rs ala could make
jumps o. arhmrea distance from
one city 20 ne neNi with tho ele.
mint ~ time thrown oar conn
plrely
~ also feel I4i,,fsra Do.
shared mat ai tfayo Nll make
Tor ne'fer Performances ts hands
I'm ono nirhters When hand has
traNeiea great iitsance b, 0as
~ tsn The men arc Usually
iirs- when thcy iaec 20 The stand
H When hand IS travelling hy
ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
-HE TNM-TON OF lime


CHICAGO Combined Newspapers Mrs
Lillian Bradshaw mother OF Tiny Bradshaw, the orches
ira leader passed last week and laid rest Tuesday
Tiny no the high At the time and heading
With MS orchestra for Japan where they Will do OSO
show, for the els has not been reached with the news
Of his ,fe JANICE has spared expense nor time
AnNa. i.caSfa IS enc
wages --sa 81 Now NofA t'it1
SP Nt pef,r has hed ~ Sh7e-
raNer Ntf Ntnaf WaHaee seems
One Choagoan ~ho worries where his wife IS
Stevenson dance director OF FL Grotto floor re-
ytses ne put her in The chorus. solving the problem
ing STIR still thf Hsne Scott Powell and OAK rueku'
lovev Lane the exotic shake and Dick Mongom-
er, the singing comedian are scheduled ot the new e
Grotto revue
TIME SHJFfIES on
s~sn .srsrei CONS
e'r ard r.s ofcnes'fa
hs. i.4tvs stage. his Wife
nnlGtl wife na'
ret.r tes. .t)e wasn't rIye y ioiA
+ nsee rv.ta Cav
errs
Roma jackson ~as borned Fools Day he
-Four Steps of te currently oving at the Sky club
in do,,rto>r Chicago Rip Martin y back from over.
seas he s xofrer, 8 Rhumbooeie. where Clean Head
NinSon plaez Ak Daddy-O DAilies JUICE Head Baby
Visitors dept No1elle stephens and VIVIAN Norman.
whom wrote about columns are again IN TINS
CT. from Detroit ard gradually out Of red
pa nj ehch they been using 10 paint Chicago with
In he rneantire lovely Whlemer Sparks and Mary Jane
Ashury 81 indianapolis cooled on slight we~kendef
here Nee people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
BIG TOWN TALENT"
~.
AT CLUB ZOMBIE

"Iig Town Talent il me name
Of tho fast-sieppng nsw floor
show a, Rroaas Clu zomWe
uptown Detroit smar'esf supper
claN
The revue IS produced and
STAGED by Irvine Alexander YER
s3ule " C and nylndes in H.
line ~ no sensational team 81
Pits and PITTS direct from Smalls
paraeise Jack GRAY novelty
singer Fred Robinson skate art
st Dirk Moore ace comedian;
ard song siyhs, Rcssie Moore
The swing music is furnished
by Todd Rhode. orchestra
Hos Nillic Williams advises
that Irvine Alexander has cho.
RVS an lined UP Tor tho next
Stow There VIII be new faccs
afd plenty of colorffl Aarcire
THO shows are presented night,
a. me zonhie II pm. and
J la IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
ILunceford Spellbinds Northern
High Students With Talk On Unity

Hundreds az Northwestern hish
school students packed me FIRST
floor ard balcony az tho school
auditorium "Wednesday >ovem
h.r 10 hear jimmy Luneeford
famon. orchestra eseer who
talked on the "ResponslbiIlN OF
Youth IN The international
S,cr. Dr J } NcCiendon
pre~m,ni OF the Deiroii NAACP
branch introduced the speaker
The yeath rally VAS sponsored
by me Northwestern iileh school
Youth ouncl assisted by rru-
cipal Hplns and Miss Vera Fox
grade room prnnpal and Miss
Roberta NcGure
The internationally known avid
widely Travelled Maestro Innsc-
ford told ne students OF ti,
Youth DC hsd met ON The Euro-
pean continent and 81 ihe,r atu
trtts REGARDING other people, Of
The World n, said - find that
tho only difierci,e meiween YOU
and nc ether youth ~ ~ world
IS ore ~ ssoe ,shiesl varinr
H. irs,d iAe youth 10 awaken
from 'hn leihsrsy and Jher
"fNl0le ta re,osniyo accept aud
cone N.th sngial revolutions