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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

The same time, IS back working
for him
But Fritz Is still a CT dog.
"He turned out 90 be such
tough sOldie says Bruce
proudly, that he'll probably not
get out until after the war"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

a thing as wOman's place be-
ing i'm the home. Yet l contend
that no basic military training
is required TO fulfill her real
destiny as hOmemaker, wife and
mother TO help her create "A
coy refuge for her spouse
where -herEeEX- presence makes
for peace and cOntentment and
to teach her to bring forth and
nurture The young and set their
feet firmly on the road 10 de-
cent and upright manhood and
womanhOod.
ITO my way OF thinking, our
young women need no military
training for these GOd-giVen
rights and duties"
HAROLD SCHAEFER
age %,
Henry St, SayTeyille,
y. j.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Most of the girls replies
were a loud and eager YES!
Here's one of them:
THE advantages Of military
training for young girls are
many. The close association
for ~ hours daily with hun
dreds of other girls OF all creedS
aaa races and from all walks of
life broaden and increase
ones personal appreciation of
America.
Each girl stands on an equal
footing regardless of birth or
background and the principles
of democracy and the American
way of life are freely and inn
partially demonstrated.
Regular hours, proper diet,
exercise, routine and regimenta-
tiOn definitely prove the
physical fitness and mental
alertness of young girl In "A
short period of time. Vanity,
Selfishness, bashfulness and pro-
CrastinatiOn have no place in
military training groups. Self
discipline. resourcefulness, toll
erance, friendliness and eff
cheney are soon noticed as a
result. The girl in uniform Is
erect, poised and well-grOOmed.
military training will no
only prepare women to serve
America i'm any national emer-
genCy but will also make them
better wives and mothers"
HILDA ANN HOWARD
age %,
Pvt. WAC, Sec. {, Platts-
burg Barracks, Platts-
burg, n. Y.
(S10 prize)
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Hits Training for Girls

WAC Hilda must knew what
she's talking about but here's
a young man who diSagrees
Violently.
Dear Miss Robinson:
- imagine it's considered
pretty old-fashiOned, even mar
row minded In this enlightened
age OF wOmen's rights and
equality to speak Of so prOsaic
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

America the question: SHOULD young girls have years
military training we'll boys?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Hot11zQz zZnae1ica
- - 80 : d" PODTf1SOf1m
Military Training for Girls
Wins Favor Among Women
WAS oversight President Rooseves part when
w he proposed a years compulsory training for
and Bick=aud omitted mentioning Mary and Jane?
Whether wasn't decided TO submit to Young
To Whom Does a Woman Owe First Consideration
- Her Husband Children Parents7

There's question which has confronted and puzzled
many a wife. If it your problem, how would you
solve It!
Mrs A. Abrahams, 86-28 57th Road Elmhurst Long
Island N Y receives $3.50 for submitting the topic for
discussion and is eagerly awaiting your reply.
Write your in 200 words less and send to
Robinson of this paper not later than week
from today Give full name. address and age lOnly
young Americans under 80 years of eligible to try
for prizes) Let's go!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Swing on the Loose!

HeodIined by the sensational
sior Of siege. screen and radio
- the one and only Stepin
Feiehit and eopobIy supported
by the rhythms Of Fronk Hum
phries. His Trumpet and His
Orchestra; the sparkling revue
with lovely Lovro Horne. ond
Americas boogie-wooeie king
Of the worries Sammy Price. is
currently an outstanding en-
ierioinmeni ireot on its tour
through southern key cities.
A Universal Attractions unit
this one-nishier presentation is
q box Office smcsh success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

BESSIE j. Blount >ieih.
cfapl>i> who recently appeared the & ~
the Hobby Lobby program, heau>e s.
doing much I" aid returning ''tfran> Nhr ms b1
'icenfn and c,lian crippl,> the
hand with their teeth while nl tut,ai,in2 Tho
writing with the teeth is hest '>iiattI ihrps
dependence gained by the handicapped rms fttait
prl,tic victims disabled. sfr,an rH fif
during con al"sfHce lr artistic nd1n4 ,am0ul.
ari aud >ho"rard lettering unier ih> m'itei % ias
future nosons Miss Boun. probes atfft t.
erafhr> noeL has Tor several specialized pafta
else theraps the multiple handicapped uerb
we'd the OF leading area il,r ea.fts
scheduled Of hospitals She heft> ,fe-.s,
'ehoos Tor crppIes unable man, h.,oDon ltf
ri Discrimination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
ALABAMA SINGER
EDWARD LEE TYLER
ENCORES ON Chs

Edw Tyler Young Bass Barlans n
NEW YORK Edward Lee TYLER.
ciued young hs baritone fou
fgfaula Alabama fills s,coad
cucarement on alrMuia net
works Encore Apnealanre"
Thursday December 8 fMtlc-
CHS 6 3o.f IS pm. EST ne was
heard on tie same program oct.
II
Tylr WAS eraaahed from 'fas-
koece institute ana Nos,crn RE-
serve ne was rescn'iy seen IN
The Filly Rose Carmen lones.'
mordernizcd version II Rtcf's
carmen on Encore Appcar-
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'Serenade d. bon Juan Two
kincs Sat Toeeiher in ogkadai'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

tp NR HFRGfN and Charlie
viii ar lhrf sunday
n nom aiffeffr' state 81
nh wock Starting after
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Louis IS Sad % hase
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
.Ecksfine Angles
For SDot In Film
Horne
HOLLYWOOD car

HOLLYWOOD Calf Il Singing
na~e'so Bllr Ecksiine is being
CONS .aeroa for featured spot IN
'i'Ns rewlv announced musical
pfoa9"ion THl Tho Clouds Roll
iy p was revealed hero this
Nees The row flm based ON the
iHo q 'ho late Jerome ken will
lr fraik Slnatra hdy Garland.
i'oatti Na'fer and Lena Horne
rntil'r plans DAG for includ-
rs fsks''ne in 'he production in
singing role opposite Mss
ilofre aAd plso for Billy IN have
Speaking rarf
Currently on onc-ni,cr tour
l-P iAo so1'h win his band.
i7'iF e 4ao back cast late IN Dec
v'i'h tine he viii 81 given an
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:. o''f ~ ne tor f1Wusicals of
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Evening star., 1945-04-30
Wife Wins Relief
From Neuritis Pain

Thousands Of sufferers from the torturins
pains due to rheumatism, sciatica. lumbago,
neuralgia and neuritis-are mighty happy over
their discovery Of NoRITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains NORITO is trustworthy and dependable
really works fast If you want to feel again
the Joy of relief from pain-so you can work IN
peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and try
NORITO under this ironclad guarantee. If the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your money will b
refunded DON suffer. See your druggist today
and get NORITO on this guarantees.
Evening star., 1945-04-30

suits or sheer frocks without caus-
ing a bulge, ridge or faintest line!
Perfected by a doctor, Tampax
is made of pure absorbent cotton
compressed in neat patented ap-
plicator, so ingenious that your
hands need never touch the Tam
pax. And when in place you do
not feel it Sold at drug stores,
notion counters in 8 sizes (Regu-
lar, Super, Junior) for varying
individual needs. Tampax Incor-
porated, Palmer. Mass.r
Evening star., 1945-04-30

WMAL. 9:00-"Ths Crew Of the Model r
with pauIstts Goddard. James Gleason, Burgess
Meredith. Rex ingram and Charles Bkkford.
WN. 9:00-ezio Pima iufiIls , desire
by singing an aria hs has always been denied.
"hsdsmina. il CaiaIoso" from Don Giovanni
Wop. 9:00-Humphrsy Boost and yir.
oinis Bruce in "Mooniids."
Evening star., 1945-04-30

wM, 9:30-6usst experts are Ray hiIIand
and Louis BromfsId.
VOL. e:30-lnformsiion On the control Of
i.b. in the District
WT0p, t0:oo-lostta Young and Joseph
Gotten in Ramona"
WRc. ii:30-"Ths Philippines Come Of
Ags." story Of the Jap invasion Of the Islands.
Evening star., 1945-04-30
on IHE AIR TONIGHT.

On IHe AK 1UNI6hI.
VOL. 7:30-A new day snd time for Bull
doq Drummond's adventures.
WRc, 8:00-Edward 6. Robinson IS Nhool
feather Edward Kuder in The Philippines
Never Surendered.'
WT0P. S:00-DeIeeaies Al the San Fran
ts(o Conference interviewed.
Evening star., 1945-04-30
Haveyoua 7ampax Salesman !"
in your Bridge Club?
That's the way the gets Ground about this monthly
sanitary protection (~orn intemaIIy)

ALMOST every club nowadays
Ahas at least one member who
is a Tampax enthusiast. She is
bubbling over with the news of
her discovery and she wants the
rest Of you to share in it. At first
she was doubtful of theidea-the
internal absorption idea. But now
she just wouldn't be without
Tampax, not for a single month
-. "And do you know girls, you
can wear Tampax in swimming!"
Yes, it is all true. Tampax does
bring plenty of benefits to its
users. It is less than one-eighth
as bulky as external pads
whether you're buying it at the
store, slowing it in a drawer or
putting supply in your purse
ready for use. Then Tampax does
not require belts, pins or a sani-
tary deodorant. It is quick to
change, easy to dispose of and
can be worn under slacks, swim
The Valley settler., 1945-12-21

SPECIAL MEETING for PRESIDENTS OF THE l HONFAEKERS CLUBS.
 1hcrc will bo Q special meeting on Thurs hay December 27th 1t 2 P.l5. for all tho Pro sid onts of tho Homonakcrs Clubs. This Eill be held in tho Extension office. If you cannot be present, plea so sec that you bro repro sontod by Q proxy. .
The Valley settler., 1945-12-21
EXTENSION NEBS CONT. f

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The Valley settler., 1945-12-21

CHRISTMAS Ri.RTY FOR 4-Hrors. r. Chri stIns porty vas given for All nomborA It the Extension offico by Mrs. Bcrnice
 Johnson. Cookies and candy uorc served end each one rocoivoa-e pencil gift. About 1o5 members ,otto5ndcd. Mrs. Nau made tho c.ookioa
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
H00DLuM BILB0

We have recently had the appalling spectacle OF a
United States Senator babblng folly and intolerance
in our own grave and august Senate holding up legis
laton. inveghing in guttersnipe terms against Jews
and Negroes; calling the Fair Employment Practices
Committee communistic piece Of legislation: behav-
ing like low-bred hoodum and yahoo before the high
est representative body in land; and opening the
whole Pandorabox of evil spirits cloud and divide
the counsel OF men OF reason and humanity. 1t has
been disgusting spectacle: of the prices sup
pose. that pay for democratic freedom of speech
Only stop a miunte. | do not think for minute that
the institution Of buster has anything to do with
freedom OF speech, quite the contrary II has every
thing TO do with its suppression Ii is a relic of-not
bsrbarism but chcanery and folly Those who advan-
tage themselves by either political bosses like
the late Huey Long misrepresentation OF the peo-
pie with the 10 OF two-year-old. They reflect ex-
IRENE discredt upon the majority OF Senators and
Representatives who properly regard the flbuster as
tool OF the lowest kind OF political force aeur Let
us have done with this practice.
And there is an example OF my lack OF tolerance
you may say But what should not at all object TO- Is
the natural and democratic right OF any person to have
his fun say upon any measure and state completely
his own opinion. much as | might violently disagree
with IT, In fbuser. however you can read anything
inothe record. The taxpayers OF the L. s pay for
this farce And so long they do deserve what they
get.
William Rose Benet in the
Saturday Review OF Literature
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
By ROY WILKINS

more Shaving to beat the Japs Then they get
that Eastland saying they are no good, a dis
grace to the country :"
Calm yourself, Simple" ! soothed, "our peo-
pie are patriotic. They want to kill OF the Japs
and get this thing over with so they can come
home for good"
Come home to WHAT" he almost yelled.
Come home to be insuted by Senators and Con-
gressmen calling them names in the nation S
capitol building and getting away with 1t? Come
home to the same old runaround on jobs, being
told TO sit in the back, stand to one side, swim
there, take your kids in some rundown
little park, raise your family in shanty?"
You don't understand" said You are in
too much Of hurry. The white folks say you
must be patient"
Them bombs were not patient, neither them
bullets. They did not hesitate and curve to one
side when they saw Negro in uniform. They
killed all just alike. Too bad Eastand was not
in the Battle of the Bulge or some battle. You
remember how our boys rang up them cannon
and fought of the Germans with ammunition
dropped from the skies by our planes, you re-
member? Those we're men, ] tell you, Eastland
amt fit to shine their shoes. First in the Pacific,
no rest at home, no breaks at all. Humph. Well,
/ guess
You guess what. Simple?"
Il guess that is where the men belong, hrst
in Europe and first in the Pacific. They are
fighting while Eastland is lying. and fighting
will beat lying any day in the week. guess
If they can lick the Germans and then lick the
Japs without any intermsson, they won't have
any trouble licking Eastlsnd and Blbo"
There was pride and hurt and yearning and
anger in his voice as he lifted his chin and stsked
down the street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
BY EDWARD DUCK
With the 18th Regiment N Germany

O. GREAT MANY people think they arc
"A thinking when they are merely iesrianG;ng
Their prcIudiccs
II nothing more were added, this ono quotation
from William James should cause 10, " Us 20
pause. Lots examine our conScicnccS and sec 4
We haven't been blt guilty AZ times ourselves
Can you honestly say that you can lcok upon
ell men being free and equal? Our Nation is
founded upon this principle. but OF what value is
. declaration written on a scrap Of paper II those
who are expected 10 carry out its terms give
scarcely moments consideration 10 their cwn
individual obligation in the matter?
You and arc rcSnonshC for own thoughts.
words and actions. We differ from the animal n
that we have rational n'ndS and tho gift of free
will Indeed war IS being fought so that VIC
may take fun advantage ~ these faculties There
isn't much IN America that fellow has ~ do
that he doesn't want ~ do In spite of all the
cries from big business. It's still pretty much q
. free country
GUILTY
say that we are guilty OF holding unfair and
ILLOGICAL prejudice, OF all kinds. How many Of us
have qeneraIed on the character or quality OF
an entire race or nationality or reliqion7 How
many times have we dismissed an entire minority
with the expression. those dumb Hunkies" that
crooked Polaek." those lazy Nieeers7"
HunCarIans arc not stupid They have made
contributions 10 world culture which their critics
probably could not begin 10 appreciate. and they
were civilized AT time when some " their name
callers ancestors were shrcklnc. bowling bar
: barians
'ik,wise with the Toles-and tho C7cchs and
other SlaviSh peoples II The person who thinks
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

community did not live on the labor of the other
The person who works for wages is more severe
~ exploited than the chattel laborer. What does
capital do with It's wage slaves when il does not
happen 10 need them? Let them starve"
Bascally then. the so-called racial problem is
workers problem. For as long as the Negro
workers rights are insecure. all workers rights
are insecure, all workers rights in jeopardy.
Laoors program for the security OF all workers is
maintaining full employment
The Negro worker is definitely worried. He il
worried about today. He is worried about TO-
morrow. He is restless. He remembers only too
well the stirring slogans ot the last war. He 70.
members too we'll the broken promises. He is
more grim today in his determination 10 enjoy
some OF the freedoms sliblY mouthsd. The
Negro remembers Weld War l. when he was
introduced into industrial employment only 10 be
dismissed IN the depression of the thIrtes He
also remembers the unfortunate and uncom-
Portable position he Was as tho pawn between
labor unions-labor unions IN which he was not
welcome-and management during the iwenties
when capital embarked upon It's union busting"
campaign. He remembers the riots the rise of
The IA Klux Khan, the ugly head Of restrictive
covenants, the period Of reaction during the TWEEN
ties He remembers the period OF black dis
appointment when he awoke TO the fact that eco
nonic democracy was an illusion in the North
His dreams OF peaceful. democratic environ
ment in which 10 live and rear his family be-
came hgment Of ms imaginstion-the North
became like the South that he had so recently
left
That Is why the Negro has pressed for upqrad.
ing; pressed for trainings pressed 10 become q
truly American citizen in the fullest sense Of the
word. The fight for equal Job opportunities the
fight for economic democracy. Is not the agitation
OF few Negro radicals-it 10 the will Of the
enlightened working people. Intelligent labor
leaders. white and black. know this
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(Q{33G|W I[]333]
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

they are in tn. form Of direct quo
tstions:
Do you drink in the MORNING.
or during the working day,
Do you mind drinking alone?
Are you often the only one at q
social gathering n get tight" while
others are drinking moderately
and just feeling good"
Do you often drink Just tn get
drunk" n "forEet yogr troubles, $
or TO "fortfy" yourself for dim
cult task?
These are Dat few Of the thinrs
that decide who is the alcoholic"
and who Is the social or occa-
sional drinker
Few alcoholics are ready 10 ad.
NIT that they CAN'T leave drink
Ing alone. On the contrary. many
insist they can quit anytime" But
they CAN'T and q stronx ap-
plieation Of HONESTY will prove
IL.
Further, II is granted that the
habits Of no two drinkers is Ex-
ACTLY alike However. there are
enough parallels found among
members OF "A 20 make countless
comparisons possible This is where
real HONESTY OF intention enters
the picture To the man who
KNOWS in his own mind and heart
that he drinks 20 excess, and who
will ADMIT his excuses. "A will
prove 10 him many times over that
he is not ALONE in his problem,
and that much help can come his
Way
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
MY LOVE

My love is not OF this one nation,
and not as beauteous as Venus no.
She's fluid like the brewing mass
and will not cease till with her arms
she can embrace the world
Her proletarian heart with disdan
looks upon the softened flesh Of man
(and methinks overly, and yet
with such We'll build the world anew
She's dark and red reflections in her hair
announce her rebel soul;
her eyes are hig-as To encompass man
beyond the feasible her lips are fallible.
She loves the sea for roaring angriy
and dares the heights Of awng peaks
which stun our hearts. not hers.
II asked her race shell say: the human race
her nation: none" her date OF birth
TOO early and too late, and yet she lives
She is my love and lis 10 her that | am true
STEPHEN VI. MORGAN
Peoples Daily World
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
By WILLARD S. TOWNSEND


TT MAY PERHAPS occur 20 you that it requires
certain amount of ,emerlty for labor leader
20 appear before distinguished gathering Of
scholars such as this with the purpose OF consid-
ering a topic which in large measure involves
the whole field Of our national economy. would
not have had the courage TO undertake the task
had not. after long and serious consideration,
concluded that II is highly essential tina; con-
slant and Intimate exchange OF views BY scholars
and teachers in universities the one hand and
those OF us AT the grass roots Of the nations
economic problem on the other, is fundamentally
necessary.
!, is irdccd my hope that nStgumcryalitlcs
nay DC devised by our universities through which
such discussions may take place to the end that
labor may achieve a measure Of the objective
and scientific point OF view Of the scholar and
that the scholar and educator may understand
more fully the purposes, aspirations and prob
lens OF the laborlng man.
The subject ! have elected 10 discuss. Full
Employment and the Negro Worker, is one that
has ramifcatIons so broad that the question
naturally arises: How can this nc made possible?
Since firmly believe that economic security IS a
fayerunner OF social and political lmpartlality. IL
would follow that the Negro must look 10 organ
lied labor for economic security. Assuming this
as my premise. il is reasonable to point out that
the so-caled racial problem is a workers prob
lem and mus, nc solved ny the organization and
education Of workers.
In support ot this theory, might view with
irtcres, the frank statement made ny Senator
John { Calhoun IN the defense Of slavery dehat
ing IN the United States Congress during tho
is4ns There has never existed wealthy and
civilized society N which one portion OF the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

You have the quotation wrong" interrupted.
Wrong. nothing" he said II am right and
you know am right. Last in the hearts Of our
countrymen Is strictly right Don't we always
get the dirty end of the stick? Now. take Bilbo
and Eastland, why. those dirty canines-you saw
what they said about our fighters would like.
just for one minute ="
Hush Simple. people are looking at US"
Let EN- look and let EN- listen. I'm tired OF
this stuff am, Mister w. First to land in the
Pacific directly from Europe Here is this rag
Cwaving the Daily News with picture of our
boys on the front page, Dragging about the first
troops. blah bah. What do our boys get out
Of it? They didn't get any trip home, no 30-day
furloughs with their wives and SWeeties and
friends. They got thirty days on boat and now