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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
TRAFiKO SAUGUMO
DTENOS

Miesto mayoras isleido savo
proklamacija ragindamas mie-
sto gyventojus prisilaikyti vi
so saugumo trafike, ir vazine-
iancius automobiliais ir peks-
ciuosius, isgelbejimui daugiau
gyvybiu.
Ia proklamacija nuzymi pc
rioda Rugsejo 8 Xxi 80, kaip
TRAFIKO SAUGUMO DIE
MAS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
PHONE: ENdicott 4486

canapes were really excellent.
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 7th will
live long in the memory of all who
attended. Helen was not only sur
prised by the wonderful shower but
also by the many beautiful gifts
bestowed on her by her friends.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
LANKOSI NEW YORkE

P. J. Ziuris Siomis dienomis
lankosi New Yorke, kur daily
vauja The Church World Ser
vice organizacijos susauktame
posedyje Rugsejo IL, tos or
ganizacijos centre.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
PRANESIMAS

Prano ir Elenos Aksenaviciu
dukte, Jean Atkins, Aksenavi-
Ciut6, isteka uz Howard E.
Sullivan, sestadieni, Rugsejo-
Sept. 13. Sliubas bus 9 V. ryto
ST. Agnes baznycioje, 5000
Euclid ave. Vestuviu pokllls
vakare nuo $50 val, Retrova
Club, 6S22 Lexington ave.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Twice yearly Sasha and leave our house.

Twice yearly Sasha and leave our house
boat in the care of Rosando and Antonio and
loading Our family in dugout with an out
board motor, 60 200 miles down river to
Corumba for dental care My first two chill
dren were born in the tiny Corumba hospital
The third. little Sasha. arrived bit sooner
than expected. was born in the houseboat
Lie Isu't Easy
l LIKE the jungle, even though life in it has
not always been smooth Once. in crossing
a muddy swamp pool, Sasha stepped on the
head of an alligator sleeping on the bottom
The saurian grabbed his foot, gave him a
wound that laid him up for months Sand
fleas attacked the baby in his crib Dora was
bitten on the foot by half-dead piranha in
the bottom of dugout.
Last Christmas Day the temperature was
above 100 degrees. and the shimmcring heat
waves made the sun-baked jungle look far
from Christmasy. The children never wear
stockings. so they had none to hang up. but
Sasha made Christmas tree by drilling holes
in post and sticking in palm fronds After
we'd given the children their gifts. Sasha told
how he used to celebrate Christmas in Latvia,
and I told about Philadelphia. After mo-
ment of intense thought, Dora spoke up:
Mama! What is snow lke?"
For an hour /, then Sasha, tried in vain to
describe it for her. The End
Evening star., 1947-08-17

one, however, drinks mate, made from the
leaves of tree which grows wild throughout
most of South America. The leaves contain
caffeine and the drink is noticeable stimu-
lant The natives prepare it by first steepmg
the leaves in cold water in gourd Tor some
minutes, then sucking the cold water out OF
the gourd by means of silver tube, and ex-
pectorating it. Hot water is then poured INTO
the gourd and, after few minutes OF addl-
tional sleeping, the mate is ready to drink
When you visit native hut in the Mato
Crosse, you are Immediately handed the fam
lily mate gourd, with its silver tube for SUCK
ing up the liquid It is considered bad form
to wipe off the saliva of the preceding drinker
before you place the silver tube in your mouth.
Brazilian paquciros, or cowboys, like
their mats hot. cit should be SO hot,
one told me, ttthat when you spit ON q
dog, he runs away howling!'
Cassava root is our staple food. 1t grows
wild, and in its raw state is poisonous, con-
tanning prussic acid. The root is grated.
soaked in water. and roasted. The result is
coarse. kernel-iike -four. Our children like
the kernels with milk and honey, and small
baked cassava roots taste like baked potatoes.
We make our own soap. dissolve caustic
soda water, add beef fat, and boil the yellow
ish-wi1ite mixture. After it hardens. cut it
into cakes. If I want harder" soap,
merely add resin to the mixture while boiling.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
KEEPING HOUSE In THE JUNGLE
Continued from preceding page


Continued from preceding page
have become expert fishermen and proficient
with the bow and arrow. They wear shorts
during the dry season: during the rains they
cover themselves completely against the mos
quitocs. Sasha and wear jodhpurs or troai-
scrs and khaki shirts all year round.
The wives of our native helpers, Rosando
and Antonio. assist me with my housekeeping.
But even in the Mato Crosse you have
maid trouble Once our two girls, supposed
ly being watched by the women. ran off after
butterflies and got lost in the jungle - giving
us several frantic hours before we found
them. Another time Sasha brought back from
Corumba, the little frontier town 200 miles
down river, a dozen five pound pals of lard,
as special treat. He was baff3ed few. days
later when Tomazia, Rosando's wife, ap-
preached him:
Patron" she said, you must get more of
that new frying grease. 1t is finished"
A Callon Day
In COOKING for our little family of five, she
had used gallon pail daily!
Bugs make garden imWacticable. so in
lieu of vegetables we eat palm hearts. The
heart of an ocnyi palm tree is sweet and tasty.
And the harvesting of palm hearts results in
Evening star., 1947-08-17
YOUNG SANORA hos no fear Of this
Jogvor. Mother hos Just shot Il

a by-poduct "a somewhat stimulating liq-
uor known as palm beer For after the palm
heart has been carved out. the sweet sap col
lects in the cavity and ferments. 1t can be
scooped out. ready to drink, after day or so.
We adopted the native Brazilian drinks.
Piqne is considered a woman's drink. Cochaea.
or sugar cane rum, is the mans drink. Every
Evening star., 1947-08-17

Nom Bu gives Dorothy golf lessons near
their Hanover home. Hes helped her
game. And her beauty up Can help your
complexion:-"Go on the Camay Mild
Soap Diet for a softer skim"
Evening star., 1947-08-17

Back 4 Datnssth afaer a long tour over
seas, Bill asked Dorothy to the Winter
Carnival. Then and there they decided
their romance was real! She set date.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

of lynch law, your missives
praising "the superiority of
our way of life for all citizens
will be just what they need.
After all, why correct these
evils if you can convince the
ragged sharecropper in his dirt
floored cabin that he's much
better off, really, than the Po-
lish farmer who has been given
ownership of the land he Gull
tivates?
1 suppose Klansmen, follow
ers of Father Coughlin, Gerald
L. K Smith and Liz Diiling, as
well as those who instigated
the recent riots at Airport
Homes and Fernwood Park,
will be happy with your cam
paign. It's just what they want.
They are accepted by you as
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
BY yTETsoN KENNEDY

(Mr. Kennedy is the author of
"Southern Exposure expose of
the KKK.)
Theodore" means Gods
Gift
Theodore G. 1.-The (self-
styled Man Bilbo is no longer
with us.
The Lord giveth and the
Lord taketh away.
Once jailed and bankrupt,
The Man, described by the
Mississippi legislature as "un-
fit to sit with honest, upright
men in a respectable legislative
body" wound up with 5000
acre plantation and a Dream
House" with tiled baths (his
own, orchid and black.
If ST. Peter has been on his
toes, he will have recorded on
the debit side of Bilbo's ledger
such items as these:
"I'm gonna raise more hell
than Huey Long ever thought
of"
I'm the Mussolini of Missis-
sippi!"
Some Catholic priests are
Totten!"
1--WE must draw the color line
tighter and tighter"
Dear hike" Dear dago,"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
Smoking ,ern out
Don't buy Studebakers, says Studebaker boss

bust that will follow this boom.
ut is true that in the past
we have had depressions," he
says. big ones and little ones
together, we had 26 in the last
100 years."
You can almost see him hold
ing his ears, waiting for the
sound of the coming crash. And
he knows the crash will be
heard all over the world. Read
er's Digest throws in its word,
to help Mr.. Hoffman along,
and says: rs another disas-
trous depression inevitable?
Not if we all act as responsible
citizens and follow these basic
rules"
So you see, Readers Digest is
telling you not to buy their
magazine and to ignore their
radio program, and Mr.. Hoff-
man of Studebaker is telling
you not toebuy his cars.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

War veterans, you w III I'M
doubtedly reverse yourselves
on the issue of low cost hous-
ing. This will mean that the
rich realtors who occupy key
positions in the Legion must
agree to support adequate and
low-priced homes for the boys
who came back to live two
families to room. Otherwise
some ex-GI's might not take
you seriously.
Naturally, you will launch
an about fight against the
aft-Hartley law which snatch
es democracy from some 49,
100000 trade unionists. Your
Big Business members who
help set the policies of the Ma
tional Association of Manufac-
t,Ters can, / am sure, be made
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
buying power along.

DuyIil6 POWCi dIol15.
BUT if he means what he
says in his number one advice
to America and Americans, he
will have to follow it through
and advise us not to buy his
cars. Of course, Mr.. Hoffman
may object and say that Stude-
bakers are not among those
items he wants us to pass up
But that won't hold water. If
his argument is going to work
in a country where each in
dustry is owned by private in
dividuals in search of profit.
it's got to work for all OF them.
IF he means it to say, go
easy on everything but Stude-
BAKERS" then the others will
come back and say, swell, go
easy on Studebakers and buy
our product"
Imagine the plight of the poor
Studebaker workers. On the
one hand, their boss says, tell
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
lis bankers in Congress
who frame housing bills!

NEW YORK-FP)-The very congressman in charge of
housing control legislation tied with the bank
responsible housing
age, the American Labor party disclosed here
In letter to the committee housing
ALP Exec Sec Arthur Schuzr asked probe members
of the Senate House banking committees
who expected the
needs of the He pointed the following tieups
Sen. Clayton Douglas Buck IT, DELI chairman of the
Senate subcommittee housing and rent control. is
member of the dupont family the board
of the Equitable Trust Co. Wilmington. Del.
In the House banking md currency committee:
Rep. J. C. Kunkel is engaged n banking.
Rep. F. l. MI a partner in the
brokerage firm o Burton. New York.
Rep. c. E. Kilburn N.Y. president of the Peo-
pies Trust Co. Malone. N. Y.
Rep H. H Buffet R. NebJ is engaged in the invest
busine
Rep X. n. Calf. president of the Home
Federal Savings &
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

part of the American system,
since you have never spoken
out against them, and their
ideas dominate many sections
of government. They might
have to be liquidated if ''our
way of life" were changed, so
they have direct stake in re-
sisting "un-American philoso-
phies."
BY the way, do you plan to
hire the congressional firm of
Rankin and Thomas as advis-
ers? They're top level, you
know, on determining what
constitutes Americanism.
PLEASE don't misunderstood
me. It's obvious that it's simp-
Ter to spend a few million dol
lars on propaganda-especially
when it helps maintain the sta
tus quo which has been social
ly and financially profitable
to the Legion leadership-than
the same amount correcting
those evils and weaknesses that
make our democracy a sham
and force the dissatisfied in
desperation to fight for funda-
mental changes which you call
"un-American."
If I can be of any further
help, let me know.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
TO COMMANDER o.NEIL
& THE AMERICAN LEGION

l understand that your patri-
otto organization will start a
multi-million dollar mail adj
vertising campaign next Jan. l
to sell people on the superior
ity of "our way of life' and to
protect the innocent populace
from "infiltrating un-American
philosophers"
This is a needed project.
/ want to congratulate you.
You are choosing a strategic
time for your campaign. a
period when millions are
showing signs of uneasiness
over booming prices. the
housing shortage. anti-labor
laws. anti Semitism. restric-
tive residential covenants and
racism.
Of course, being the smart
gentlemen that you are, you
understand so thoroughly that
charity begins at home that
you will naturally start selling
genuine Americanism first Of
all to your own membership.
/ know of few groups that need
it more.
BEFORE mailing to World
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
BiIbo is dead
but not BiIbo-ism

bills to death.
Advocated terrorism. to keep
Negroes from polls.
Proposed repatriation" of
all Negroes to Africa as SUBJ
stitute for public works pro-
gram.
BILBO boosted of being a
member of the Bilbo Klavern
of the xxx. Ironically, when
he took his oath of hate as a
Klansman, he did so over a
Bible opened at the 18th Chap
ter of Romans:
For | say -. to every man
that is among you, not to think
of himself more highly than he
ought Abhor that which
is evil; cleave to that which is
good. Be kindly affectioned
one to another with brotherly
love -. bless, and curse not
live peaceably with all
men For it is written,
Vengeance Is mine; ] will re-
pay, saith the Lord"
"Kingfish" Huey Long, Got
ton Ed Smith, "Ole Gene"
Talmadge and The Man"
Bilbo have gone to answer for
their sins. But the evil The
Man did will live after him.
Our halls of government still
resound with the hate-monger-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

TAKE a look for yourself.
Here is number one of the ba-
sic rules to prevent the coming
bust, placed in number one po-
sition by Mr.. Hoffman himself:
Now is the 1 j m for the
consumer TO do a little post
poning. lest his purchases push
prices unduly up. He should be
careful TO spend advisedlY and
soherly. This is his best way.
as a citizen. TO save the coun-
try from waking up tomorrow
with a bad headache"
From what he says earlier,
you can see Hoffman is wor-.
ried aIsout stable markets"
He can't figure out how they're
going to keep on selling the
stuff he and others are urging
the workers to produce in ever
greater amounts. And like a
kid licking a cone slow so it
will last longer, Mr.. Hoffman
would like to nurse the present
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

your friends not to buy Stude-
bakers" And on the other
hand, he says, increased pro-
ductivity is the best way to in
crease output and real wages.
Permanent prosperity has to
be won by work. !" Which, trans
lated, means, make more
Studebakers that we don't want
TO SELL" .5.
YET people in the highest
ranks of industry have the gall
to call Henry Wallace crack
pot"
There's plenty that the people
can do and must do, to deal
with that next big bust" But
Mr.. Hoffman shouldn't COM
plain if the people can't follow
advice that he can't follow him
self. His article can at least
help to convince all of us how
much this fight is on our shout
derS.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
by HERMAN scHENDEL

1--WE Can Prevent That Next
Big Bust" says Paul Hoffman,
the president of Studebaker in
a recent article. But even
though you're used to the kind
of double talk Readers Digest
dishes out, you aren't ready for
this.
You aren't ready to see the
president of Studebaker tell
you not TO buy Studebakers!
But that's what he does.
And after he tells you not
to buy Studebakers, he tells
his workers to produce more
Studebakers.
Sure, it sounds crazy, and it
is crazy, but that's what one
of our leading industrialists Of
fers us to prevent that next
big bust"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

ing of Rankin, Ellender, East
land and O'Daniel, while Hum
mon" Talmadge tries to take
over where Ole Gene left off.
Fortunately, The Man has no
son to follow in his footsteps,
cut for years to come we shall
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

be reaping the bitter harvest
from the seeds of hatred which
he sowed. About the only way
to get rid of those strangle-
weeds once and for all is to
SOW the same fields with good
salty votes.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
SPEAKING
An open letter..
FRANK shall isl


to see the light. / think union
members who will receive your
periodic letters will be more
easily influenced if the Legion
fights for them instead of
against them. Or do you con-
slider unions dominated by 'sun-
American philosophers"
Will the 100000 Negro
Americans receive your regu-
lar mail? Or will they be sent
jim crow letters in keeping
with your policy of jim crow
Legion posts?
TO THOSE who can't vote
because of the poll tax; to Ne
groes, Jews, Spanish-speaking
and others denied jobs because
of color, religion or ancestry;
to the families of the victims
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

Dear niger" Che addressed
citizens who protested his hate
mongering).
1.-The only justifiable war is
a war between a superior and
an inferior race!"
My plan is to kill FEPC as
dead as hell; I'll preach its
funeral sermon for Is months
if necessary"
Filibustered anti poll tax
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

MR.. Hoffman is afraid of the
Evening star., 1947-10-05
6IDDAZZgT
!z5NkNk ~,. u, ,.,.*,>.
SAYS LOVELY GINNY MOORE

skin. brings up fresh color. Tissue, off,
Re.rrean,, to hlush-rinse off last traces
of dirt, and makeup. This .blnsh-rinseaE
brings up still more color makes skin
feel super.soft. Tissue off. n.
Ifngfe face with cold wafer. Blot dry.
RESuL T aselaer. resier, eieaHsr face
than has looked oiit ofs our mirror ffor b B
q long time. ,s ~ # III
The persuasive den,uieert action "a 4
Ponds Cold Cream has helped free your
skin of beauts. .besloudins. dir. Ard with l l
the warm and cold splashfs this Pond D
blush cleanse has bronghi up theseire,,- a
iatioa that !. 10 god for your kin. "
Ceta jar of Pond \. Cold 6 Cream teday,
Erer, aight Dc this bhish eieanss ard
blush-rinse efey norning just 4 agaick
blush.rinse. Watch your facr respond h.
now ~hat Pond 4 ,s Greanas 4.
N. Th.a y ~
= n.e Psna7s q. i.... I
5oaher
Evening star., 1947-10-05

feel I've gwen my face a wonderful
super cleanup and smooth out when !
Nbush.eleanseit, G,inny says. Read about
t(,iilnY new blush. cleanse beauty care
I with Pond 5.
.J,.sf 4 quick beauty making Steps:
Reuse face with warm water.
Cream moist, warm skin with Ponds
Cold Cream. Swirl briskls This blush
.icleanse loosens dirt, makeup, softens
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10
CHOSEN VOLUNTEER
OF THE WEEK ON WWJ

Mrs. Ethel Andrews, 562 East
Confleld. was named Red Feath-
er Volunteer Of the Week on
Radio Station WWJ Wednesday
diring the "Red Feather Revue
Mrs. Andrews was chosen be-
cause of her 20 years Of service
TO the Phyllis Wheatley Home
Red Feather service Of the
Community Chest, and her 10
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

ent is a member Of the board
Mrs Andrews received her
Red Feather volunteer pin from
Fran Harris. Women's commen-
tator. who conducts the Red
Feather Revue from a different
Red Feather agency each week.
The program is heard az Sis
p m. on Wonesdays The pro-
gram is a pubic service feature
OF WV
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

years as a Community Chest
campaign worker.
Because her mother was a
charter member of the Home
helping to found it in 1897, Mrs
Andrews has felt particular
interest in the institution. She
has served at various times as
recording secretary, correspond
ing secretary, president Of the
board of managers and at pres
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10
End Burial Jimcrow

WASHINGTON. D C-tNN-
PA)-The new War Department
policy abandoning segregation
by rank and race in Army Gem
eteries will become effective In
Arlington Cemetery in Decem-
ber when 40 acres are added
TO the present grounds.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10
"a.
SCRIP
y M0sg RaAssSoH Hatp7'

Taking a leading part in the
National Negro Insurance Week
Campaign is L. L Reddick OF the
WestSide Branch Of Great Lakes
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Appointed bv the National Body
which represents sixtv-seven coll
ored companies. Reddick IS now
preparing himself for one Of the
biggest Jobs he has undertaken.
Through his outstanding sales
ability which Won him top hon
ors IN practically every campaign
thus far Reddick intends excel
ling in competition with the other
companies AS one OF their leaders
IN the drive He is asking that
each agent bring in Three dollars
worth of ordinary business dsv
as a quota which is the largest
amount ever asked before OF any
previous chairman
MARY JENKINS. popular new
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10
BENGASIE HOLDS
SLAM STEWART

WASHINGTON The recep-
ton 10 Slam Stewart, master OF
the bow and bass fiddle IN his
initial week az the Bengasi club
has been so enthusiastic thai
he is being held over Tor an
additional ten days Opening
last Friday 10 packed room
the nightlifers have filled the
club nightly Negotiations are
now underway for an additional
extension of the run
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

conner 20 Great
Lakes Insurance
Co. took third
prize for her out-
standing sd les
ability She has
ONLY been with
the company for
three weeks AS
a result she was
also elected TO
serve as captain
Of the WestsideI
Division during
The Aaffpna1 \
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

the Wavne Poll
tlcal Club. will
open PEOPLES
BAR on " est
w arren near
30th street with
entertsi m e n Z.
c n dice foods.
and fav vorlte
drinks Monday,
MAY y Stretch
B 70 " Ms new
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

Little l3-year-old Jimmie Gun
ningham Of 5673 Stanford an
epileptIc since birth. has been
in serious condition for two
years His parents have been
unable 20 get hlm into a hospi-
tal Members % the Progress
sive Civic League wall 20 n
has parents rescue as soon as =
few technIcalteS are lroneo
out He is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs John Cunningham.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

Nicholas. Chief
s te " ard USN
San Nicholas en-
gagged in many
historic fghtng
campaigns dur
ing the war in
cluding the inya.
son Of. Sicily.
end the Third
Fleet Atom &
Bombing of rok-
80 The fafho~ cf
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

two lovely children. he and ms
wife. Blanche ale waiting pa
tlently for when he can retire
from the Navy and take up farm
HE IN Guam their home where
hlS mo,hcf father sisters and BRO
thcrs were killed during the oc.
cupation Of Guam by the Japs
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10
roR coNTRiRuT1oNs

Charles Lawson owner ~ Sus-
ie Q Grin IS having cannisters
made for the George Carter
Fund solicitations He will CON
tribute them all over the cltv
He has been one Of the heaviest
contributors IN the Fund for
the Young feller 70 have plas-
tic surgery
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

Iut NdUunaI NCgro InSuranCe
Week Campaign II would take
q hnc company like Great Lakes
70 give new member a break
lNe that.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

his playmstes. Wade Givan and
James ALVIN, were ousNy engaged
IN planting roses. Their equip
ment was couple ~ sucks dirt,
spades, water and brown bottle
with liable that displayed four
lovely roses Upon asking the
hOW they intended
getting results learned that the
brown bottle mud sno water was
sufficient enough 20 produce os-
es equivalent % the picture that
graccs the famous Tug Bertha.
Mablc Bcrnice Henry ana YOURS
truly couldn't make the deduction
NEW ON THE WESTSIDE
Congenial, Wcll known Harry
IL.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

An interesting personality 10
tAlS ialr city. visiting the Her
man MJrrls'g was Jesus 6 Ssr
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10
ALWAYS A GROOM

For a man who has been mar
RED AZ least Ten times gn fashion
shows IN the last year Clarence
Brown, habcrdasherv salesman.
Is StlIl very much single Won
Ger how he escapes Bet Chick
Morgan cf W Grand Blvd could
take foW lessons Friends IN
dieate ms having 4 time stavlnr
single a. this point Seems that
two Of his fair damSel friends are
contemplating trouseaux. WOW,
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

wheeler o -.
their respective
groonls was NOT
surprising Both
cuties claim they
have tried hard
20 make narri-
age work and
many Of US know
they did Bet
ter luck next
time
The other day
Hendrv j.. OF
The Detroit tribune., 1947-05-10

A DIVORCE for Marian (Stew-
aru Anderson. and Betty Ann