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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
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Der llmiblas nit Sen 2ebensmit.
telfarten fir Den tdelihen 8eoarf.
oas n6dite Stii& Mt iiberiGt nit
aSreiien uno 2elepbonnummern. gs
folgen StraBenbabniheine fiirNiirn-
berg, Jrantfurt. Mfiin6en uno
Stuttaart, bon ieoer Sta6t gIeih
n,ebrere. .@er ,uiibte aud INNER alcih
gcnall, no er nun serabe ben Gin.
ODER Standardization, oas
~8drtfdei. suie bic 5ranffurter ia-
gen. oaB er maneels &leineelos fau-
fen mubte. Dor feds @oden hinge.
itedt bat9 Sdenfen iuiq man i'm Der
StraBenbabn idlieblid aud nidt.
Nn Die Speiiefarte bic neue- iinb
oie @eiiemarfen aus ser iran,oiiihen
Gone aneeflammert. Damn fommt
cine &ednung. 3ablen mub iie, @ott
lei Danf. elm anoerer. Sir oen brief.
martentuiitigen Sobn oes &ouesen
5tuei amerifaniide t5c=2uftpoitmar-
fen. Sdlieblid Die Steite bon 5uei
gfauderfarten. ndmlid Die Stamm.
atihnitte, 1p1o BE fleimen 1aees-
tarten fir Die @oIfsfiid,c. obne Die
man in Der @roBitoot nit @altItit-
tenoerpfleeune niht bur9fdnre. Die
3ortoffelfarte, Die ssiidEarte uno
Der 3eieaustpeis fir oie amerifaniihe
8ibliotbef. 3,uei Beaussmarfen iiir
Ofe,robrfnie. Ser Taibenfalenoer
bon 1913 lit elm ridtiees Werfbiit).
lein. eana oiinnes. feites Hapier.
blau eingebunoen. Gin fleines @um=
Der. Ser Spenber bat borne bineinec-
idrieben: .Nan m,,B tparten toni
nen." 9as lit iiher Elm gutter @unit
fir oie beuttae Belt. Damn nod elm.
NAL 8riefmarfen. iaubere gum Sran-
fieren. Cine abaelal,fene Giiensfarte
bonn 9eiirnberaer 8erift. Sn oen
beribieoenlten SGdern iinoen iib
ldIieBlid nod einise 0Hitenfarten
,lnb ser Gntlaiillngsibein aus Scr
aricassefansenid)aft. (@ar oas elm
0eiiibl. als man i'm in Sie Sano
gebriidt befamD llnS Damn fomlat
enolih 6as. ,uo5u oie 8rieitaide ci.
aentlih oa lit: 9as 8elS. @anse ein-
b,moerta6tuno ne,in8ie @art in bar.
0iht iibermdBis oiel fir Den @o.
natsbeainn.
ltnicre 8dter batten audi 8rief-
taiden. Sn ibnen befano iid por3uas=
speiie @elo uno bas cine ODER anbere
midtise 0ofllment. 6Gtten iie oas
0eIo in bie @eitentaide aeltedt, iie
bdtten IN oieiem 3lIitano. obne 8ricf-
tame. burd gon5 europa reiien fon-
nen unb niemano bate iie aufgebal,
ten. Sic braud)ten nidN ei,lnlaI ei=
men YaB. Sbre S0bne fonnen obae
oie tollitdnoige papierne &iiititng
nid)t einmal ipagen, abenSs gum
@rieffaiten am Saus geaeniiber 81,
aeben. Gun tic es bod, miillen lie Dor
ieoem Boli5eibeanten ober MR-
Soloaten einen groBen s8ogen MO.
den. Ssenano bat einmal eeiast. rs
geniiet ni6t. oab man lebt. man
muB es i6riftlid) baben. 60 lit IS.
.@irtidafts= 9sit,,ng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

Den bier bobere Mnioroerllneen &C.
iteqt oils in anoeren 3iueigen Ser
Observation-Disclosures, Scr Heflamcn
unb tednilhe Mb5iebbilber beritellt.
Ferioneae 8erbinounsen atpiihcn
Der feramiihen unb Scr grapbiid,aI
SSsnoiltrie baben Die 3uiammenarbeit
erIeibtert; einFelne groBe feramiide
ltnternebmunaen baben audi in ei.
aener Sausoruferei ibre slb]iebbil
Der anaefertiat.
Ole sffbieGbilNer, ,Nabrifntiom. IN
DeutihIanS lit in Niirnberg entitan.
Den uno BORT fonscntriert geblieben.
Seitbem Gin gr0Beres llntcrnehme,
in S6leiien. i'm poIniid perlpalteten
8ebiet gebliebcn lit. uno ioiueit be
fannt. feline Mbsiebbiloer mebr ia-
bri5iert. reprGientieren sic 9siirn-
berger 5dhriten, lueniaer als elm
babies 0ubenS on Scr SabI. iuotl
Sen sana iIbermieaenoen seil Ger
oelltiden &apa5itGt. Sic bat burb
0ombenperpiiltrnaen id,apere Gin.
hlBen erlitten. aber ielbit 10 miro iie
niht bon ausgeniitt-im feramii6en
3peig auobl nllr 81 einem Giertel.
Die bauptiGhlid,e 9ebinoernns lit
gegeniudrtig Der Manael an iahiid,
geidulten arbeitstrditen; aber ipenn
lid aui oieiem 8ebiet sic Gage beiiern
,uiiroe. 10 piirhe Sic 0ersroBeruna
Der Gr5eu9,n9 iebr balo in einem Der
nGbiten GnapGiie iteden heiben. ct.
pa infcLee oes ManseIs an Hapier
oocr an Sarben. Die aus anberen
3onen ODER iberen @runbitoffe. io.
meit cs iid) nm Die 9aetaQfarben bon.
belt, aus Dem Muslano fommen
niiiien.
Die aompeniations -W0elidfeiten
iinb bei6rGnft, penn lie audi fir ben
feramiid)en 3peig ourd, sic 8erbin.
oa,ns nit Dor Nbnebmerinouitrie or.
,ucitert meroem nit S,lfc bon ocrc,
Grscueniiien or ie:ne Gorproou.ie sll
heihaffen il,tt. Goipait c. iih un1
hcn Grpcrt - Dor alleuI Yen inoircf-
ten iiber o,e Nur,eaaninouitrie -
bannelt ,pirS sic :lntcr'tiielnle ser
8eiasllngsbeboroen fir Sic 9.nimbr
bon Goelmetallen fir sic Narbcuber-
itelllma geipabrt. ssriiber G:nsen I'M
fermiihen 3iueis mobl 30 Srosellt
Der gr3euauna oireft ooer inoircft
iiber sic Yor5ellaninoldtrie ms Hns,
lano. uno audi Ger anbere 3tueig Ser
slb5iebbiloer- -SSsnouitrie batte elnen
aniebnlihen Grport. @as eie Suali.
tat betrifit, 10 braubte Sas he,Itihe
Gr3eusnis oie aonfurreaS nidt 5n
iheuen. 6ie iibriaens nidt in alien
26noern nit einbeimiiden ;Sanrifen
beitano. Selrte bort man bas &C.
apobnte Qieo: piele Mniraeeu aus
Dem MusIanS. aber i'm DidinaeI Ser
ssormulare nno 8oridriften tommen
feine MbifIiiile aultanoe.
"@xtld,1fts- -3eituna."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, O., May l3-Elec-
tion of officers for 1913 was held
May 4th. Good luck to all of you
in your Office. I am sure each
one of you will do your utmost to
fulfill your positions.
Our new officers are:
Pres, Henry Kurtz
vi. Pres, Richard Vanaugh
Treas, Minnie Klein
in.-Sec'y., Richard Thomae
Rec. Sec, Rosemarie Kaschcr
Corr.-Sec., Helen Lindert
Sepo-ter, Pauline Lindert
AS a new social member was
taken into our club Tues. eve,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
S&Iub bon Seite /.

&ontrollabidnitt oes poIitiiden Sra.
eebogens. ireenoeiner OrineIib=
Ncitsbeideinig,ln9, = tuas mare
beute nidt oriNgIidl? = Der 3u
ouessenebmieung. Der Nobnunss.
eiuapei1,ms bis aur politiihen an.
meIoesenebmieune reidt. Gas 5ahIt
fidJ 10 Ieidt auf, aber @od>en enoIc.
fer uno ereebnisloier 2auferei liesen
oootuiIhen. sic, Die Mnmelbebeitati-
gll,tg. lit Ser papiernen Weisbcit
letter SbIub. Man vbarf" crit oann
aur Yoli5ei .tuenn man alles anoere
bortueiien fann. gber Die Memter
iino suie Die @edenlebrer. iie beniieen
iih nidt init Dem fertisen Grgebnis.
chen Observation-Disclosures. neiu.
lie tuoqen ieben. .,pie er es 9en,a6t
bot" Oarum mub man~ INNER iuie,
Der aQes. tpas man Sblanse-eritan=
ben. oor5eieen. Die nette ilrn9e 90.
me ouf Der 8eSirfsitene oes @irt.
i6oftsamtes bot mir sen @rune
oerraten: Man auill ieben, Oh ireenos
zines oieler 0otumente befriitet lit.
Dos gebt nod an.. Sn Giien. aum
Weiipiel fonnte man aetpdrtig iein,
egaminiert 3u tperoen. Muf Der gu.
5u8sgenebmigung zines 8efannten
ftano namlid gu leien: .Die bean
tragic 3uauessenebmiaung nod
giien fir Sic tuiro erteiIt. 5unG IT
fir Elm balbes Ssabr befriitct, nit Ser
WaBeabc, 6aB Die 8efrilhrng bel ,l=
frieSenite0enoer MrbeitsIciit,ng auf,
gebobcn apirb." Das Ganae. oericben
NIT Stenlpel lmo llnteridrift, ael,at
bon oem nibt 9eringen SelbIt6e.
tpuBtiein bieier 8cb0rbe. Sb San-
lfriptforif,cr ooer Terra3aoleeer.
Mpotbefer ooer StraBembabninges
nieur, 9ratidiit i'm Spernordelter
ODER gtompbpfifer. alien oari es MIR
um Die 3ufrieoenbeit 81 iider iebr
iadberitdnoisen @obnunssamtes at
tun iein. aud saS lit Elm Sebcns.
aiel. T
God tueiter 9as Midite @opier
lit Scr 9erionalausapeis fir Die Sc.
bensmittelperiorglne.Gr gilt eisent-
lid nod mebr als bie poliaeili6e Mn-
meloebeitdtig,lna lmb miro nur aus-
geitelt tuenn bieie porIieat. Ger
"8mlshaltllngsauspeis" tpie or f,,r3
aber falidlid Giebe unten) beiBt. ae.
bort BUM Stamm Ser Heiie-, llm'
5uas- uno ionltieen 2ebenamittelfar,
tens =Mnmelouneen. Die ssn5ud)t lit
nid)t 81 iiberieben: 8emeiniame Nb.
men NIT anoeren Yapieren finSen iitt)
bon Der 8eidGitiaungstarte oes Mr.
beitsamtes on a,,frp6rts. SdIieBIid)
Iiest oa nod. bebrudt nit ardbiiden
&ifern, Der tpirflihe .SamshaIts.
at,sipais." Iuf bieies Yapier ioa es
@emiiie uno Sblt seben. 8iele Spal-
ten ,.nS 2inien iino "a borse6rudt
iibeAldldet man Die bisber ausse.
gebenen Nepfel 70 'm0dtc man mel
men. fir ieben Spiel iei einc eiaene
Spalte porgefebcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

oie llnterlase i6ieben lGbt.
Deoer &inoer nod @rtpad)iene trcr-
ben i'm aqgenleinen iid, oariiber Flor
fir ibre 2eiitrng in gmpfaig neb:
men. Nur fir oas Sunoament tpurs
Sc Cement bertpen6et, alle anoercn
Muben- uno Snnenpdnoe iotuie sic
3miidenoeden iino I'M Barmbeton=
@eriabren >ecitanlpft. I'm &ol5 ~
iparen (es sibt be,,t3utage Sanoitti-
DIE, tpo man ben @obitoif falm er.
b1It. ielbit tpenn er porbanoen tuGrc),
bot man Die 8eribal,,ns ltanrarbi.
iiert. uno atpor in elmer ioaenanntcn
2lettcridolung. go Mrs cine be.
merfensmerte Sdneaiefcit Scs
Wauens erreift. statt Der Solaper-
|, fdaluns laiien iib oud) selobte
9lede eebraufen.
ssn Narfoonf fameu oafiir Die
9ffimmer oes geiprengten WerteS
saoerad) in 5rase. oie gu 3ieaeliplitt
3erfleinert uno nit aeiiel-C -CGilenz
babn-) Sdlade permiid)t purocn.
Dem bat man nod sebn Pro5ent
So6ofenidlade beisefiist. Ger @rau-
falf lit aus oen Briiden bon Gisel'
tingeI (3ries Stodad) entnommen,
Die oem Gifeler Oolomit-&alf abn=
lide Grseusniiie liefern. 0a ale Srei
genannten8auitofie bereits gebrann=
| tes MateriaI Saritellen. fann 81 allc-
/ oem audi nod pSm aobIeeriparu's
eeiprohen tperoen. Die Msaterialprii-
fnnas-Mbtcilung bes Staatsted)nl,
f,.ms aonitana batte ben eriten aus
ocr genanuten Naiie beraeltelitcn
! Trmdhpiirfel erprobt.
9ie babel ersielten siinitigen ssr.
gebniiIe baben 5,,r generellen gal'9e-
nebmieune fir Die mittlerspeile &C.
ariinSete rNieoerauibau- -@arntbetrn
q. m. b. s., ysis @onitan5- -@iorfoori,
ourd, bas 8aoiidN Snnenminiiterisun
pom 5. Jcbruar 194S seiiibrt. Die
Muauirfunsen beginner iid beate
idyon auf san3 Siiobaoen uno tueit
6ariiber binaus a,li Die iibrisen So
men Teutfblanos uno ielbit iiber Die
@ren5en oes eben,alieen Staatsse=
bieies 5u erItreden. 8eltiist auf S,e
6cim Mtarfoorfer 8au angelerntel
Ninner. iueld)e nun Die eriten "ssad)=
urbciter" i'm Warmbetonbau oarltel'
len. iinb Die 8erbinounaen iiber Jrei=
burg u. a. bis Miinden. Sambnrs.
Berlin uno lelbit bis Salsburg &C.
fnift. 1ie neue 8aumetbooe itoBt
BORT auf oas meiite 8eritinonis. mo
! beionbers biele 1riimmermaiicn
bcrtpenobar iino uno oie @obnungs.
not aur Gile br6net. go tragt man
iiid) angeiidts oes beionoers arcbcn
1liidtlineselenos in 8apern nit Ser
Mbii6t. Sieolunsen Don mebrcrcn
tauieno @armbetonASduiern nod
Sem MarfSorfer Muiter 81 errit,-
ten.
SdlieBlid lit aud, beabdiftigt, i'm
Observation-Disclosures 8auiteine
berjniteaen. Die nit oenielben guten
gieenidaften berieben iinb. uie Ole
aleib an Srt mno Stelle ~geitampf-
Item" 8auten: Yor0s. baher geripac
@6rmeleitaabI, idtu,,nobeitiiroia.
naselbar uno nasclfeit.
JTer Beoanfe. Elm ~@armbetonbal,s"
llein eigen au nennen, mag fiir
biele beiteheno Dirfen. Aber leiher
tann man nidt einnlaf nod Sow
litans ODER Marfoorf reiien uno BORT
Elm ioldes beiteaen, bort miro nl,r sic
I9i3en3 nit Der oasuaeb0rieen Wci-
berot,na nereAben. stbcr Dos lit
immerbin elm @ea. ocr beim 0rt.
Iihen 8orbanoeniein oer(1riilnmcr.)
I@auitofFe uno zines (arbeits,uiaiee,l)
@alMnternebmers unter oem bcmti.
gen llnMt1noen eimen permmtlidcn
Grfolg peripridbt.
i 6. y. 9.
n&eimat- -Repielp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Talented Youth
To BE Presented

Mrs Berthe llansbnry Phillips
is presenting he talented stu-
dent Miss Dmnthv Thompson.
in a Scholarship Recital ON
Apll II, ~ ; O'Clock at the
Baldw n Recital Hall. $500
Woodward avenue al Ferry.
NJ Dorothy Thompson Is an
honor graduate Of Cass TechnCal
High School where She maiored
in muse and IS continuing het
studies as a student az WaNnf
University
As a member 10 the Ali CATS
Convention Orchestra She Wdl
be harplSt for the National Mus q
Convention canvenlng az ~,
Music Hall from April IL Though
% Her ability as a harpist Will
be DISPLAYED rs q member OF
the All state Halpist IN a Fest
val 20 be held az the Rackndm
Building April "a
A versatile mus,cian She plays
piano. harp saXophone bass Vlo.
lin and viola Her vocal qualite,
also are recognized as q member
OF the Wavne University Choir
Miss Dorothy Thompson IS
N, dauchte OF Nj aud MS
Wiley Thompson OF 1927 Richte
street She Is q Young musician
with a brilliant future
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
School Attracts Many
ASbirantS TO Fashion Careers

day and Thursday nights The
school Is located on Wost Grand
Boulevard and Woodwad ave
nuCg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Expert Endorses
NHeadIess Sheets "

VIII headleSs sheets be ReXt?
One expert iu the Visiting House
Keeper Association thinks they
would make life simpler for the
housewife
Housewives sometimes have
hard ume remembering 20 keep
reversing the he'd sheets so that
they don't wear out in one
spot Putting the wide hCm al
the top Of the bed one time and
al the bottom OF the bed the
next is logical and reasonable
because this moves the spot
that gets the most wear under
The slccpers shoulder But il is
hsrd 20 remember whether the
WIDE hem or the short hem OF
each sheet was at the top last
tune
WHY not end an this perplexiiy
bv making sheet hens the same
width top and bottom the Red
Feather liousekeeper asks. Then
the lsW OF averages takes care
of the problem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

Eighteen very lovAv girls
answered the roll call for the
first meeting Of the Lyn-Des
School of Modelling at lis get
together on Sunday Apnl 4 at
the home OF Mrs. Carmen Nun
ply
They were acquainted with the
scope OF the course by InStruc-
tors Linda Page and Mlenon
Steele Of Chicago and Columbus.
Ohio.
Miss steele. who VIII remain
in the city Tor the duration OF
the courses IN posture. charm,
fashion. speciality and photog
raphic modelling IS a graduate
of the Nadine School OF Model
ing in Chicago. and the Vogue
school OF Modelling in New
York City She IS also grad
uate OF Ohio state University
aud the Capitol Conservatory OF
Music
ASp.rants for professional
IlOONlAlE MEAt C0A 0Ailf ~ N = ~
Aurelia Rodgers. MARJORIE Moore.
Ida Paige. Gwen Parker Par
ker, Opal Pritchard. Marie ABB
ron. Norris Treyenia Thompson.
Suddie Watkins, Dorothy Parks.
Minnie Taylor. Rosita Sims, FIRE.
ida Rentie. Dorothy Campbell,
Dorothy Grimes Betty Ann
Wheeler. Doris Fuller, Betty
Jean HinSon and Marie Harms
CHARM CLASSES
Enrollees foi the classes in
charm and personal graces are
Ida McCrary. Clementlne Phil
lips. Bonita Hayes. Janice and
Juliette Stanfield. Beatrice Har-
ris. Ophelia Sloan. Desna Mason,
Marian Davis. Juanita Talbot
LaVerne Posey. Mrs. J NJ. Brog-
don. Ollie English. Mary Beel
Dorothy Jackson. Mary Jones
Lillian Lumpkin and Maxine
Gallant
Glasses for professional mod
cling are held on TUESDAY and
Friday nights. while the charm
courses are conducted on Mon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Kay Vaughn Says:
Be Sparine With Color; Let
II Add Dash to Your Ward robe

Every smart woman knows that her wardrobe is
good her accessories. And good, we-matched aeces
easy find and economical to buy poor
All il takes is little planning
The very first thing remember about accessories
the fact that they must either match complement each
other well the clothes with which they will be
If you in love with redand make it deep Amer
lean beauty red wear IT by all means But match your ac
cessores carefully Get hat that exactly matches the red
of your coat where accessories concerned miss IS
good mile.
Don't get your hat n another shade of red because
you like its veil the shape of its crown. The ALTO
effect is the important one and if you
match. your hat in another color something which
will harmonic with the coat and your purse gloves and
DON'T LOOK LIKE BULL BAIT
The next thing to remember about accessories is
err NEVER to override them If you are getting that red
dress don't look like bull bait with red red gloves red
purse and red shoes The red hat will be quite enough Use
sbdued or neutral color for the rest of your costume
Accessories be used TO pick up dress suit Of
which you good and tired If have black dress
that you simply cannot bear to again try shocking
PINK hat trimmed IN black or shocking PINK gloves with
it. See what lift it gives to the dress and to It will
make you feel if YOU have brand new outfit on. But
here again don't override it. Either the hat OR the gloves
will be enough.
Accessories can be used not only to brighten the
of your clothes but to tone them down too If have
love of print dress which is riot of color. don't match
your hat gloves the oudest color i'm the print Match
them to its quieest color, usually the ground 1t will keep
you from looking like an approaching three alarm fire and
the time bring out all the beauty Of the print
FOR THE STRICT BUDGET
If you strict budget, and can afford only one
of accessories to do for all clothes play safe and
stick to black brown getting shoes hat, gloves and
purse in the color If plan your wardrobe care
fully you make set do for everything you
Some Of wealthies and best dressed do this
anyway you won't be giving your bank deposits
Try unusual effects in your accessories gray and
red turban will go beautifully with red dress. And be-
there is gray in the turbH to tone down the red
red gloves too without OVERRIDING the effect
Finally you can be as extreme as you want to be in
your accessories PROVIDED you do not override it. If you
like clashng coors-purple with for xampleby
all means wear them. Simply proceed with caution
Possibly the safest rule to remember about
les is that when in doubt. DON'T Discretion definitely
the better part Of vaor here Go easy them and YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
T0DAY,s WOMAN FINDS
2-Way Help For Old Problem

functional periodic pain: C2) taken
throughout the month like tonic,
Il should improve your appetite, aid
digestion, and thus help build up
resistance for the trying days to
come. cARDUf Is scientifically pre-
pared and scientifically tested. II
you suffer at those certain times.
get CARbUt today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

Children starving Can YOU let
them die? Give to Crusade for
Children: il starts May /.
American nurses are giving
zone days pay to Crusade for
Children. Give-Starting May /,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Winner To Go
To St. Louis,
Expenses Paid
Second and Third
Prize Winners To
Be Awarded Cash

For the second consecutive
vral the rsll has gone out 70
all ~ Detluits attractive and
pe spnablc Young ladies 10 enter
Manarr Temple Bathing Beauty
Contest
Last yem Miss Dolores Will
Hams winner of the title. Miss
MArstcn won the all-expense
psiA rip a. the Shrine conven-
iion In Atlantic CITY where she
competed against the winners
oi ether coetests from all over
the nation In addition she won
complete wardrobe Miss VIII
liams won third prize In the
national competition
This wear an all-expense paid
trip TO the Shrine Convention
wl sean be awarded the first
prize winner This year the con-
vcntlon viii be held in St Louis,
Mo. during the month Of August,
AZ which time she Will compete
against winners from other
cities
Winners Of second and third
places viii be given cash prizes.
All girls between the ages OF
II and 30 are eligible TO enter.
In addition 90 the prize she
wun Miss Marraccl was accorded
many other hOnors throughout
the wear She was selected as n
hostess az veterans party at
the Book Cadillac Hotel along
with models from the Powers
Model school: she presented the
bouquets 10 winners Of the Book
cr T Washington Trade Asso-
cation contest, she was also
selected as q model for the
BeauN AIS Bal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

WHAT 70 do for woman's oldest
problem, functional monthly pain2
Many a glrl and woman has found
me answer IN CARDU1's 2.why help.
tou see. CAKDUf may make things
lots easier for you Ia either OF twO
Ways Cd started 3 days before
your time" and taken as directed
ON the label, u should help relieve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

yoet her
new fIch natutsl-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
NORTH END SOCIAL
AND ART

Mrs Potts 1890 Goddard
street. was hostess To the North
End Social and Art Club on
last Thursday AT this very in
tcrcsting meeting plans were
made for a musical program TO
be sponsored by the club Pro-
cecdS from this affair will 90
towards the fund for the club
home
The club adjourned following
a luncheon TO meet at the home
of Mrs. Wilson, 1890 Goddard
street.
Mrs NJ L. Gill is president.
and Mrs. Louise Kinchen, re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

wldisnor and Vanishing Cream snd lsi lhs
Sway treatment show Sou ihr way toa iishief,
spoothcr skin Only ~ each NJ drug stofca
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

It's cav - 1897 So don't Just HISA Zoe
loseiIer completion DO soineihing about ~
tslay. Get Df. FRED Palmtfs Soap. Skin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
aracc Temple Announces Second Annual Bathing Beauty Con
KMb Korner
cARNATIoN CLUB

MIS-. Mary Norris, 5lS Erskine
street. was the hostess to the
members of the Carnaton Club
on last week. The meeting was
called to order by Mrs Viola
Gordon president
All members were present and
responded to the roll call Fol
lowing business session the
meeting was adjourned 20 meet
with Mrs. Anna Painter. 6l7
adelaide street
The hostess served the mcm-
bers very delicious luncheon.
Among the members present
were Mrs Gordon, president
Mrs Bculah Taylor, financial
secretary, and Kate Smith. re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

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1000 istifsd
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
SOUTHERN SEVEN

SOU IHEHN SEVEN
The members of the Southern
Seven met at the home of Mrs
Alvin Carpenter. 2664 Arndt.
Chaplain, Mrs. Buford, conducted
the devotions after which Mrs
Roberts, president, took charge
of the meeting.
After the interesting meeting
the hostess served the club a
delicious ham dinner.
The next meeting will be at
the home Of Mrs. Crowder Of
Concord street
Mrs. Rosa Roberts, president.
Mrs Justine Smith. secretary:
and Mrs. Bessie Gilbert, reporter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-30
|Lutherans Urge Law
To Allow Admission
OF Displaced Persons
By Casper konnes
Stor SfoH Correspondent

RICHMOND, Jan. 30.-The Ma
tional Lutheran Council today called
on Congress to pass legislation
which win speedily permit en-
trance into the United States - =
substantial numbers of refugees and
displaced persons from Europe"
The council also passed a resolu-
ton calling on the American people
and their Representatives in Gov
eminent ito give earnest considera-
ton to the formulation of such a
program of aid as will contribute
most effectively to the early eco
nomic and social recovery OF
Europe"
The motions were passed as the
council moved into the final day of
its k-long meeting. The council
represents eight national Lutheran
bodies with q membership Of
$4,000
Another resolution passed by the
council urged Congress to appro-
pirate funds for the completion Of
the 1915 religious census. The mo-
ton included a statement volun-
teering the full cooperation In
securing the necessary data from
the Lutheran churches"
The Council yesterday set the 1919
goal for Lutheran World Action at
1900, 000.. This will match an equal
sum set aside for this year. The 1949