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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-14
Dusica ROzlnldriin
tsvETEIcA N MEN NoREc,
Agnes 0unther -
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
Nadaljevanje)
,Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

(Nadaljevanje) .
In zdaj pridrdrajo kolesa po
dvoriscu; blazena rdecica zalije
njena lica. "a trenutek je cello
pozabila svoje bolecine. Meme
sive oci Sc zaiskre in Sc obrnejo
proti vratom - koraki - iznova.
jo. vso oblije veselje. In potem
jod Ri Harro v objemu, njune
oci Sc stope in yes svet jima "a
trenutek izgine izpred oei.
Harro ne govori niti besede,
toda vse Sc da brati v njegovih
oceh. Ko pozdravi kneznjo,
svigne "a trenutek' rahel strah
cez njegov obraz.
Kako sc clovek prestrasi in
skusa svoj strah prikriti, &c je
zapustil znanca zdravega in ga
potem najde cd smrti zaznamo-
vanega! Prvi Wits je najstras-
nejsi. Potem odkrijemo spet sta
re crte in sc cez nekaj casa cudi-
mo, da smo Sc tako prestrasili.
In kneznja je milostna, zelo
milostna. Niti ponosna, ampak
cisto taksna, kakrsna bi bila, &c
bi bill Harro njen najbolj zaze-
lien zet. Knez sc zelo cudi in 81
misli kakor pogosto: zenske clo-
veka zmerom presenetijo, in MOI
jih ne DO nikoli spoznal in pre-
racunal. Pa vendar cuti nekaj
kakor olajsanje.
In potem mora postrani po-
gledati svojo hcer, in spet Sc ga
lott cudno morec obcutek, da jo
je taksno, prav taksno re nekoe
Yidel.
Nato sc zacne svecani spre.
jem, in Rozamarija mora dat
mnogim ljudem roko. Cash je
zaboli, da Sc il zamegli prec
ocmi. Samo Sc podzavestno 'se
smehlja. Blazena sreca neveste
XII jo je obsevala zjutraj, je izgi
Mia z njenega obraza.
Naposled mine tudi to. Roza
maria gre oh Harrow roki po
casi "a svojimi starsi po hodni
ku med rogovjem, XII je zdaj
senci, proti jedilnici.
Harro sepne: "Kaj tt je, Du
sa? Nekaj tujega je ma tebi, ia
koj sem videl! In tako lepega
Skoraj prestrasil sem Sc, ko sen
te videl."
Rozamarija dyigne oci k ME
mu in Sc smehlja tako lepo, d;
Sc lepse ne more. In spet il po
stanejo oci vlazne.
mic tujega nj ma meni, Har
70. Samo vse je kakor sanje, ka
kor ne bi bilo resnicno; zdi s
mi, da Sc bonn zbudila in postal
spet grda racka. Oh, Harrc
Hvala ii, hvala til! Oh, brez teb
bi bila tako uboga."
"Ne, Dusa, nekaj mi skrivas
-trpis.
"Molci, Harro, prosim te
mic nj. Samo majhna nerodnos
-. Zjutraj Sc mi je primerila ..
Toda prosim te, ocetu tega ne IL
daj. In jutri DO ze spet dobro; r
vredno, da bi o tenn govoril."
ze so Y jedilnici, XII disi p
cveticah. Tako prijetno hladn
je. Naslikane oee cakajo tan
Sami so danes, samo stirje ljue
ie. Svecano kosilo DO poznej
Rozamarija in njen zenin Sc tt
ko dolgo nista videla, in zato ns
iu nihce ne mott zdaj, ko sta p
vic skupaj. Harrovo cello Sc
zavilo v oblak. Toda mora !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-14

Marine pilot, 2nd 1t. william
w. Eldridge Jr. of Hixon, Tenn,
grins as he returns to his Oki-
nawa airfield after blasting four Jap
planes in as many minutes, when
Jap suicide bombers attacked u. S.
ship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
BY FRED BYRD

nr,de godfrey has announced that the seating ca
INV OF the Arena viii he increased TO accommodate
<coo The youthful promoter seems 10 feel that
I'M need all Of these seats and | agree with him II
y continues putting on the splendid cards that have al
-, hccn characteristic Of him.
o,c Grady Jackson has secured the services of mid
,ne,hf contender Holman Williams and world famous
ar Larry Amandce to train Leon spencer for his com
lou With Phil Terranova. Many feel that IN spite of
senccr last losses. that he can be made into consist
4. winner There has been no definite reason gwen AT
Il wiring for this change in trainers
pa 4, (raziano repeated his 10th round knor out q, -,
Champ Red CochIane last Friday night at
r., York The gross gate Sl0O.O0000 Since Red is
rrr % get his block knocked off seems to mo that
soad hov better Judgment he fought Ray Robinson
III dp halfmilion dollar gate and had the respect
\ All " Inc spors-scribes Perhaps Red thought Grazano
.a acAv The first time and il took tho second defeat TO
'r,asc him The peculiar thing about both Of tho fights
s, ahead on points the end Of the 7ih
fsnd razianos persistence paid dividends in the later
lmnp Johnson world-famous fight manager got a
|~c 81 Ms own medicine back when Jimmy Bivns
ro.ked IohnSon's Archie Moore down in the second
aa cleNcland last Wcdmsday While Moore was on
Ire knc Rvns finished him off The referee gave Moore
infinite rest but when BiNns hits Won, takes longer
~ minutes to rccHpcratc The sixth round ended tho
|vhi for hat night Moore had made fight history prior
IA hv defeating he hrhly tou'od lloyd Mar han
nc Kavo route Not taking arythin~ away from
IMe pretty difficult to SPOT If Bivin's calibrc
nd ht3t him
ns Russell and Lillian Van Burcn won The mixed
,ilo, tennis championships in New York last week.
\ ~ repeat for thom. They met and successfully
hr~hed all competition last year.
Elmer slim" McCleand. famous thrt man IN he
ys. rng is seriously IN in grand rapids hospital and
s,tcdalcd to undergo an operation.
Ro fcler celebrated his return 10 ma or league base
el IS landing orr Detroit Tigers on their heads He let
han dawn with hits and struck - he had things
srwr wax in Up victory. Grcenbcrg went down twice
n ~ rikc-out route The amazing thing that Fellc
ro afser using his fast ball mach he ormerly did
n ng more curve balls which seem 70 get the results
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
SPENCER TERRANOVA
OPEN FALL SHOW
AT ARENA GARDENS

The fcanfre attraction OF tho
opening boxing show az The Are
ra Viii pf The loading fea'hci
weight contender Phil Terranova.
asainst local faForite' Leon
spencer
Promoter onHle Godfrey an
mnwd MAT the hatle would ini-
iiefe series a. vceks hattlcs
~ The lrena Gardens and the
only break wul como during the
holiday scasons
spencer IN ms last start lost
close decision 20 Rnl Eddy.
Flint li-i'~oich' Terrano,a has
h-cn campaigning in tho east
since his last appearance IN the
Motor City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Is Johnny In
Ship Shape
For School Bells?

IN the 'wo rcmaiuiuS weeks Of
vacation every parent OF q school
child should make sure that his
chnd IS ready physically for
school IN eSamiuaiion by a ply
scian is an important step in
this preparation nr Rraco ".
nouslas commissioning OF neal h
says
II YOUR chAd viii enter school
Tor the FIRST time this fall have
him examined bv a physician be-
fore school begins He should be
examined again when he enters
Intermediate school and when he
ciicrs hieh school rhfsieal de-
fleets should be treated and II
possible. corrected
The best way 70 preserve yoar
childs health fo- happy suceoss-
tul wears ahead Is 20 make sure
l9e Is in Tho finos possible rhy-
i,al condition Vhlic he is ,dlnr
u Is particularly important to
avoid needless communicable dig
soaseS Have him projected by q
rhysician AGAINST diphther.i a,
smaNpoX and whoopine cough
Protection given in hahyhood
aeainsf those diseases wears ofl
ae The child grows up ilayo
him revar,inatcd aeainsi sniall-
foy and given 4 hoos.er dose of
diphihcria protection before BE-
hcsus kindergarten or first grade
20 reinforce that eivrn during
his first yo5r. n h. has not been
previously protected AGAINST those
diseases have him protected now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Reduce Size OF
Glasses AT
Tuskegee Air Field

TT SkFcEE CNNpl ,',or
this month mo si1e ~ The classes
entering Task goo Army tir
field 20 srttc as cadots viii ru
sis' o. ~ lurn each COL Noel
F Parrish announced this vcck
Tho cirrrni and last large class
ia scheduled 20 graduate AZ TAAF
field May 99 1876
Surveys boin- conducted % ca
dots DESIRING 20 remain in The
postwar army air forces Indicate
hat the majority ~ the cadets
wish 10 stay IN Tho arn n Isl
reported that Tho majority ~
Negro nrmy Dir officers also wish
10 stay in tho service
Col Parrish said that "pondina
some further plan unknown az
this time iho pilot training proc
gram al tins station viii contin-
10 as az preseui for 'hc next six
months without changes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
\ MARrmA d. LLploRD


t ec bryant dcl'eatc
, iiel AMt church. attend
men and anuuel church
+ IN Detroit iast NeeA
+ a Yrs south of N'a
A. spending some time with
'ei Mrs Whitfield in Whit
nay Louise ENGLAND, OF Chica-
rss'ea Tho Reasleys las' week
r cousin o. oneida Beas-
Saa August 10 was the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
MICHIGAN GRAD
is ATHLETIC
PROF. AT HAMPTON

Miss Leon y. Wilkins crsd
nate 81 North Carolina collceo
Who received the Master Of Nl-
rir desrce from The lyer~lf ~
Michigan has bccn appointed to
INC music STAFF AZ Hampton l0-
siiinic. whore She will serve as
an Instructor
One OF three Instructors ~
physical education for Women 4p-
pointed TO the instructional n
AT Hampton 4 Miss Esther
Dyson. former teacher Of ~ si-
cal education AZ he County
Schools OF Fairmount Hcisht
Md, girls worker at the Car.er
Center in Ypsilanri. Mich ana
NWCA worker in Troy Mo s.
Louis Mo. and Dallas TeN Miss
Dyson IS graduate Of vcsf ytr-
einia state college and holds tho
MA degree from the University
of Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Scouts Look To
Lighter Activities
AS War Duties End

Tho war "a. ever hlr scout
in- rocs on Strcneor bHn ever
'f'ar in its 'hi-fy-fi}e ypus Of
lisi0rv Scor'lng again cuerees
rreoenlxcd youth seryicc
lNteweni Thc record 81 Scout
Ye aeiiHi'ies IN World War IT.
'e' ~ lo fabuiaicd and published
in tie CONGRESSIONAL Record viii
ID of outstanding proportions
lll local sco1'n tors arc nrs
10 to gound W h troop mem
bcrs as SOON as amNcr ,aca-
lions arc completed 20 piaa their
fan and wn'cr programs ippli-
cations for ftoop week oud hikes
TO ne Srou' Reservation or
Camp pradr o. nearby STATE
PARKS may he scheduled fhroich
tho SeoH Council 0ffieo at 81
West Warren avenue or by CALI
ine Mr Nozealous ~ Columbia
1000 line i,s
Most groups vai rosamc fhoir
rceui7rly scheduled indoor Meet.
inrs immediately utter schools
open Permits for froops which
meet IN Detroit schools have az
ready hoor apphrl for and AZ.
proved For Information ol Nir
NcKenna a colarhN 1900 hue
Z ~ " foo'hail usheripr os
'ienmens ~ homo ramf- n Nnu
Arhor may hc made lv aine
~ church az olumha i6ao
'inc s57
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

lanlInnel " 90 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
WHITAKER NEWS

birthday Of Mrs Jessie Smith and
lcr tnln sister Mrs lifssio Cot
Inns ~ Npsilanii Thcy cole
lafcd hv having dinner Together
Tho dlnnor WAS also m honor az
Mrs Louisc Castor Mrs l'lrfk
sra Mrs brooks an Of Chicago.
IN
4 lovely party WAS given AZ
The home ~ Mr.. and Mrs stand
lev Naitinely, by the Misses Leo
ma and Mary Reeves end MARI
ANA ana Grace Iedford Everyone
present euiovod tho party i'm
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
The Long-Hoired Swooner Went +he
BobbY-Sox Brigade One Be+ter-TheY
Moan in the AisIes; She Did Her Stuff
on fhe Stage

Maybe the Maestro thanked his
lucky stars as he stood there. At
least he had been spared the igno-
miny of being told he had such de
lghtful legs, or the misfortune of
having his coat.tails clipped.
II was six.foot EZio Pima. star of
the Met, who vas the recipient Of the
compliment on his underpinning in
a rave note from a Pennsylvania col
lege sophomore Another coed has
confessed that she mcts inside when
she hears his voice. and offers 10
gaze at his likeness morning and
night il he'll only send her a photo.
And ever since he experienced an
autograph hunters encirclcment in
Spartanburg, S. c., that robbed him
of all his dignity though fortunately
not his life, EZio PIMA has been look
ing for bodyguard TO keep him safe
from the oSculating females who in
sist his is The Voice that vows them.
It's bad enough TO be ciaSSed as
handsome Mephisto in the opinion OF
the Metropolitan basso, but in the
day of linen shortages and with ciga-
rettes as scarce as hens teeth. who
wouldn't run from the gals who con-
slider handkerchiefs and smokes a
collectors item?
1t was at a recent Nelson Eddy
concert that a female fan was found
surreptitiously welding a small pair
of shears. All she wanted was 10
snip off his coattails, she explained.
And that's where the teen-age bob.
by-soxers usually prove more enter
prising than their longer.lived lovers
OF sweet corn" When the young
sters fall for someone who is up i'm
the buggy (playing with name bandD
or a Crooncr who is in the groove
they frequently gang up and take
the very shirt from his back some
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

A AOANERS and sWooncrs who
M develop a first class case of
W. hysteria over a grooming voice
or jive band aren't limited 10 those
loose-sweatcred bobby-soXers. at least,
not any more.
Now the long haired sisters of
those hep-cat teen-agers--the opera
goers and highbroWs who take sweet
and classical music seriously are
throwing themselves In the aISlcs and
putting on other spectacular demon
strationS OF their devotion to song
and symphony
Take the recent incident at ben
eft performance of the Los Angeles
Philharmonic where Arturo T.oscanini
was acting as guest conductor. This
was a strictly high-hat and high
priced affair Nobody suspected that
there was a swooner in the house.
But after the first few bars OF
Weber'S Invitation 10 the Dance"
had been played, realistic 26-year-old
Helen Fdvile accepted the challenge.
Barefooted and dressed in black
shirt and slacks, the girl who now
claims the 7S-year,old Maestro "is my
spirit love and guiding star leapcd
10 the stage and started a terpSicho-
rean tribute TO her idol.
Although the young lady insists
,she heard Toscanini saying Now"
just before she started her mad ca.
vorting the noted conductor really
was so lost in his art that he didn't
notice the blaCk.haired nymph until
she fitted past him a second time.
His brief comment on her tribute
was an unflattcring "Stupida,"
Then Toscanini stood helpless while
two policemen who may have been
jive addictS politely watzed the young
woman baCkstagc and suggested she
give an account of her capcrs.
July ~. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22


seem more
likely TO be lone wolves.
One tune-struck miss. HeiresS Bar
bara Clark of South Bend, Ind, re-
putedly started on a long-distance
prowl because blond baritone Eddy's
singing was real SchmalZ 10 her. She
first heard him sing in Los Angeles,
then started following him across the
continent, finally giving up the chase
at her mothers insistence.
Eddy's heart appeal is said TO reg
lister highest in aging female tickers
between as and 20, but Lansing
Hatfield, also baritone, sets his
palpitation records in the schoolgirl
class, and among hopeful widows.
One young mi SIS confcsses she
tells all her secrets 10 Hatfields pic
ture; a bereaved Mrs. writes him that
she has no ties.
Like Helen Favillc-the girl who
couldn't refrain from saying Yes
with a neat bit of footwork 20 ToS-
caninis Invitation TO Dance'-these
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

more mature demonstrators all seem
TO be dreamers, incoming alone for
hours over a picture until they seem
TO make il come TO life.
In this smalltown girls Los An
geles apartment-Helen came orig
inally from Roanoke, Na.,-Toscanini
photographs Uttered the walls. Her
whole ambition for years had been
TO dance TO the Maestros music.
To the policemen who joined her
erformanCe-strictly without being
asked Miss Faville said, I'm not
crazy, I'm an artist"
Her friends urged her 10 self-eN.
preston, Helen says, but onlookerS
agreed with conventional-minde ToS.
canini that her performance was
worth no higher rating than stupid.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY IJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

A AOANERS and swooncrs who
M develop a first class case of
W. hysteria over a grooming voice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

Tina M so.e ION many of
no Workers psoh.ews can be
solved ~ us a'l-og' part ipa-
tiou in politics wss 'hs ,cncla-
sicn reached 5, the sixty dele
safes VIC after zee ne TWO day
conference or AseonN-rsion and
Faf Errlotrca hsle June Is
md Il 4, ,ns Treiss Horsemen
civic enter Erskins and John
The 4i NJ DISCUSS rrohi ms
facing Nesro WORKERS n industry
vas made ~ leres 0den pfesi-
dsr' Q, tae Metropolitan Lahor
Council
TIE need for housing plNis
h'a ~ pensions a permanent
FEFf sna poirses action we're
'sca-sef hr ile labor leaders
The delegates represented sew
~ 'te ANclO local, in
re WAYNE fiy area The
saker- ard eiscussion leaders
we're vei-sr wn urior ofncials
irlucire Victor Rsr'her. sssis-
arr director War poii,y IAW-
Ci0 WIN Kennedy. International
-enresen'atsys rAw-CIO Vii
ien Nithoiss director National
Go Housing comm.''ee. oliver
lagrone Irernsfionai repre som
faflfe '.AW-ri0 Wlaa TOWN.
send rresideri Trted Trans.
Trf Service rns.cvee- 90 VII
sm oliver vice nsesAort ~ 'he
abor coerci George crocke't.
.xccl.ire director. FEP Jaw
cio Richard T Fraaicr-tsen
,irs president AW-Cio
oden who acted ss co-cheirran
n 10 conferences said that
ne resolution romuuice -ecom-
nended that the Council use irs
irfluerre 70 20, workers orea-
nized in'o blocks end precincts
and 10 give Guidance and leader
ship fie said that this called
Tor the organizing ~ the pAc
cu broader SCOPE r. include
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Councilman From,
Cleveland To
Speak In Detroit

Fred Allen. local business H.,
or. announces that on S.ro,.
June "a az 4 p m. Councilmar WI
liam c. Walker. Of cle,eis IA os,
will address a mass mesns !. !.
Antoine YMcA. Councilnar VA
or viii speak on the suf IT'S.
Advantage Of Having a ao,,.
Councilman In Your CT co,.,s.
mont"
Mr. Walker. who is edit; Il, i.
Cleveland Call Post is nov
fis third term as com sn =
Cleveland lie will tel ID. o,..,
how three Negroes were e's as i.
the Cleveland council ard ~ ~
yantages which Negroes ara MI
noriiy groups in that city Rave h.
rived from same.
The public Is Invited - l,,
Councilman Walkers addrrss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
COPS

fOntinu% from Pare !
dress. They said tina, ons +. n.
officers used a flashlgh, IN N.
defendants head.
Dawkins said that the po..
tried 10 get into his hone when
he Was giving birthday ~ n,
his daughter. Naomi Na.l.e u.
said that Lacey learned s no..
We're TWO unlimited grosfs r N,
house who were trying "a ga,
Whisky and that when 81 vh.
70 enter tho house he colia w..
two white men in civilian .h,
who were also trying 20 ~ la.
the house
Lacy said that he der ea :,
know who The men were a5 .hn
hc was snatched away n X,
door and beaten
II never raised my hsr "a M
any ~ them" Lacey said liz 's-.
thor stated that ne WAS sss,i
AGAIN hy tho Police wher 30 ar.
rived n Garfield station
Lacey was treated AZ ~ q, sir.
inr hospital for In ana hns
wounds
othsr witnesses fnf'i a~i
that 'ho officer who Va 'Ar
he was slashed with a kn re-
wris' hy 2 woman cur "a
The hand when he hroke ash.
light on laceys head.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Labor Conference Sees
Politics AS Possible
Solution To Problems

~ sn,.irn TaTacs retiring TO-
cord.rS sec'eiary a. Ford Local
sos ANGLO
Tsriss ~ld Dat tae rish -
WORK ,ho1t te cne ~ ne b4s.e
lass a. inc Fnrsd s,ates
Nenhess ~ me Me'rorolaer
irhc- councils aims was raac
Gsor- crsexet Tod Grfta
Lillian Shirp V!gism oliver
Huge Hk Lillian Hatcher.
oliver iNfeuc shelton TaQres.
Ceof- Fi0. oscar Noh,e re-
ier naniols William kenrear
Msissrsf Ffiersor Lewis Bean
Ats etror ssmmons ~.
car t.an Saip7 lacqu lne
WIZ Ira Htohfr Jaw..
Car NsrceilIs Ivory AMI
Fra N lin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Fight For Colored
Judge In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA Pa amp
Fleming - Tucker = memher
~ Tho Philadelphia bar for the
past - wears Is now carving
on tho fight FOR a Negro Judge
in Philadelphia u will be re-
memhercd thai this Is the fien'
formcrly waecd by the late G
ldpard Diokorson then taken
IN bv Eugene W Rhodes end re-
Gently nv Herbert r. Milton. all
OK the local bar
The present candidate feels
like an ~ his colleagues that
have waged me fgh' that Ne
rroos should he represented on
iho bench So FAR the goal has
not bcon atis'ned beyond the
magis rates courts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Sergeant Receives
Liberian Decorations

Sereeanr Isaac J Davis " No
Ihti suafni Training R,si-
M"a' Infantry S,nool proudly
gsp,ats he Legion of Meri
Davis won his coveted award
Tor eNeepNoiaiiv mCrrorinps con-
quot whsle "seNinr with Inc
Asmf IN >orih Mica
soon after arriving IN Liberia
IN 1877 Sergeant Davis was ono
Of The - men 10 W. chosen as
oadre FOR an American opera sd
Lihcrian officer Candidate
school
he WAS specialist in bayonet
aud machine gun training hut
az one ume or anofner served as
as insfucior " every phase OF the
officer candidate training Atcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

cipiine. ono OF tho essentials n
developing character Also 'he
educational opportunities ior NF-
GRO hoVs would he improved, es-
necially some ~ those IN me
South who have been deprived
Of adequate educational oppof'
tuniies'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

compie Ing two cycles Of train
ire me school was dishandfd
and serscan, Davis was a this
time awarded the Legion Of Merit
for bis outstanding service as
an insirnctor.
nc same time Sergeant
Davis also was decorated by the
president Of the I.ibcrian Pc
llniic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
ETIQUETTE
BY ROBERTA LIZ

Wetr IA nlsh,elup would
IL 10 s@i' .rr nan 20 ask
a q De- knoNs 'n aat,e IL she
is sgi7s al another table With
SOM nars whom be does not
know
Sao.i pnS sra ot orc 5
set lFaWea Wien eNus % as
a ss
g. VINO sacsd f.lrish me hol-
tonnIsre- fpr The gshefs az a
~edcass
4 nA eating pis,e % SO
isu ~ rSht 70 cut ne ne
into IT, prefer si1ed bites be-
fore af-eains 10 al 20
& NMi II 90 pesrass.bie %
ask q e-!eess aesua.uia sor
lo'i'r 20 Introduction
customary 70 serve
bread wa ln,Aeor,
Nhs rlgh Ne said 10 he
the aos' inpor'sn, thing TO ac-
qut' 70 teseme poFulat in one S
foc!a srciil7
" psorer 70 make puhiic
annclaemsni % an enEas,ment
II we wtfd.ns viii mo- 'aAe
place '0r ave cr six months,
2 3 ail right 'otaadrcss
tho srreopc 70 woman as
Mar jones'
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apas'H'a' house and 2 man takes
heF bone from some evening en-
icr'a 'neat should he leave nor
az ms main entrance or ake
her 40 INC way TO the door OF
her Apartment?
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ANSNERS

!. NO g is better not TO do
81 though he nav stop az her
a9le for a few words ~ greeting
NO. you DO MOI know Wheeler
ine recipient wishes 10 Place il
on desk or hang 1t on the
vail. or even keep j; IN a draw
or . The bridegroom a. so
pic or anything else that one
ls eating should be cut one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

y outh AZ all
times After this
war is over. /
do MOI know Of
a better thing
that could be
done for Ameri-
can youth ihan
70 give h . m
military train
teach them dis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

- the American nation 70 be
rg tHe ycl'a ras- be srorg
arl tralred fo- defense
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

Send cpestions With seoddeusd stamped envelope 70
The veferons Friend psobed American vsferon 1872 e.
AeAilon 81. Cincinnati 8. Ohio.
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s..i have 50 days after your re.
ease . Apply 4nft~
fssssxaeASa -
. q Il there an Army medical IA
ciiits that deals with the treatment
Of malaria fzAespps&<sFD-Tzsgnas
~ a. new medical Fcenter for
-,4ey and treatment q malaria
ard t.aer tropical disease WaS
cps1fc a.. year az ne NJ Cen
era. H3s,.1. SALAMANCA, ~ 9.
go Sss< Xxx
\ Q. What are the unemployment
pay pro, nlons Of the GI Bun Of
Rights' g. 4 s<Sbetf sdt~Atz'sa
a You can get maximum cash
payments o. i71 per week Tor "a
weeks n you are unemployed ar
naklrE less tnan i7s a week IA
paf;-t.ne emp y'ntni- Vci :. No
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

iAni'ie. aiH 70 finance other
itosfaa 0a.th viii he as con-
tru'fiv a. military training In
'n opinion Dc passage ~ a
fftitIitpff niiiiarF ifaihing bin
"oNt ratk IN fptaliaiianism
stinr me government 20 take
flai ae - our youth and make
'a'm adhere 70 regimen'aiion