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Evening star., 1939-06-25
nAllERs FOR SALE.

TRAILER, go T.: can be seen alter 9
400 Rhode Island ave. Bentwood. Nd.
WANTED-House trailer. Call Shepherd
l6:FT.. CARPENTER BUILT health trailer.
unfin,shed ideal for beach cottage, cheap
Tor cash. Green. 1872.
WARFEL TRAILER MART and Park. 66l6
4 oes rs sebat sstnaFh daslSusoIs Ms U g. No.
LUGGAGE TRAILERs FOR SALE or rent
by day; prices reasonable. 45iI wis. ave.
Woodley 3232. Open evenings.
HOUSE TRAnERs for sale, large assort-
on used aGaers can
Trailer Co.. 45l1 Wis ave. Woodley 3232.
Open ewes. and Sunday.
21-Pr, AUTO cRgIsER.. special built.
saa me. 1al .oas Of .l1 n..snars slsh%on0 hs
BARGAIN BY. oWNER-Coyered Waeon
Bank Trailer Park: Q: s. Halfway No. 1,
Daw. Mr.. Rick
NEW MODELS Just arrived with new fea-
lures; greater storage and cabinet space.
Liberal trade-in allowance on your present
payment payment c9wn, balance on monthly in
week or month-reasonable rental. Ameri-
can Trailer Co.. 4511 wis. ave. Woodley
3232. Open evenings until 10.
TRAILER wanted in exchange for two
beautiful beach lots. See Doc Bush. Wash
Tourist Camp.
HOUSE TRAILER, DE LUXE.
DASON BUILT. COMPL.. PHONE. ETC.
SACRIFICE 1925. SUNDAY ONLY. NV
cooNER POT. PARK TRAILER CAMP Z.
AUTO PARTS.
NEW TOPS. upholstering, door glass, wind
shields used tires and parts all makes
wholesale prices. Sun Motors 955 Fla n W.
at w st. ard Sherman ave. Dec 035S
Evening star., 1939-06-25

BUICK 1889 coupe; spoet model, excellent
NV, Apt. -.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
AVALON SHORES.

Cottage. on West River cost SS 900; will
trade clear for lots or row house in Dis
trict. District 2124
Evening star., 1939-06-25

| FORD 1887 "s5" de luxe coupe; Geo WASH
0Iue baked enamel. new rubber: only 4
mos old 3o-day guarantee: owned By a
prominent SURGEON only $500 ANY car
| down payment. LOGAN Motors, 18th and
M NV. District $500 N
Evening star., 1939-06-25
BAY-FRONT ESTATE.

See Owner on Premises
To see this property. drive out Central
ave. toward Mayo. follow sign through
Shoreham Beach. turn right along the
Bay TO the Hofstetter property. ask for
MR.. HOFSTETTER or write BOX 420-K,
Evening star., 1939-06-25

100 ACRES OF FINE FARM LAND. NEW
ly remodeled Groom house Ave hreplaces,
500 feet water front: AS miles D. c.;
Natl 1858.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

NEW TOPS. upholstering, door glass. wind
shields, used tires and parts, all makes
wholesale prices. Sun Motors 955 Fla n W.
at w st. ard Sherman ave. Dec 035S
Evening star., 1939-06-25

FORD 1887 "s5" black Tudor trunk: a
very clean car. owned by local attorney.
servlced since new in our shops; o,iy
1897; any car down payment LOGAN
Motors. 3540 14th District 5631
Evening star., 1939-06-25

HERRING BAY-COZY COTTAGE FOR
rent on bay, accom- 6: also smaller one.
accom-. A. excellent bathing fishing. crab
bine: electricity. water; committing dis
tance: make reservations now. Woodley
Evening star., 1939-06-25

De SOTO 1888 coupe; with rumble seat,
beautiful gun metal finish a sporty little
Job for the buyer interested in a great
saving viii sacrifice TO sell today.
4. 3. LEARY, Jr.. & BROS. 1st and New
YORK ave. n Hobart NNIo
Evening star., 1939-06-25

FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor; new paint. ,eat
covers factory motor. good tires; only
Sl29; 81 down bal. Sl2 mo. Loean
MOTORS. 18th and M NV. District 5sO3,
Evening star., 1939-06-25

COLONIAL BEACH. VA. ROOMS,
toilet cleo, screened porch: SIS wk. lst
cottage in back Ambassador Hotel. Du-
pont 1714.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

DODGE 936 de luxe 4-door touring sedan:
Dodge economy at a minimum in price:
black finish. See it and save H B.
hEARY. Jr;; & BROS, 1921 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

LARGE STOCK of panels, all sizes and
maks9 many others: all body types; re-
conditioned. International Harvester Co,
Inc. 9O1 Bladensburg I'd. ne. All. 1898.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

cheap one with small unimproved house;
must sell. MRS OWENS Wis. 1898. 1920
Oliver st Chevy Chase Md
Evening star., 1939-06-25

NORTH BEACH-NEW COTTAGES BEING
built on 25xl 05-ft. lots Fine location,
good materials and good workmanship
Finest drinking water from deep wells
$4,000 down and monthly payments
HAYES REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1939-06-25

DODGE 1887 business coupe excellent
black paint: all good tires; splendid motor:
you will nnd this real value; S445. c. c.
G. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922
22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Chicago Architect Is
Named To Help Draft
New Housing Project

CHICAGO--fANP) Announcement
was made this week by the Chics-
20 Housing Authority OF the APP
pointment OF George NJ. Jones. wide
ly known architect and engineer,
as a member OF a group OF archi-
tects commissioned by the Authori-
~ to draft plans for a new s7.71s,-
900 housing project here.
Site OF the new project was not
disclosed. pending arrangements for
acquiring the land. The other com
mission members. all white, are
Henry X. Holman. chairman: Earl
vithum, Ernest A. Grunsfeld. Jr.,
Frank A. McNally. Maurice y. Kiss
man. George BaumeIster. I. S. Loe-
weinberg and Louis r. Solomon.
Architect Jones holds the follow
ing degrees from the University Of
Michigan, II. S. (1925) and NJ. s.
1929. IN architecture and Phi. ID.
1889 in civil engineering, ma
ioring in structural engineering.
lie has designed and supervised con-
struction OF buildings on the cam
puses OF Virginia State college.
Petersburg, and Florida A. an NJ,
Tallahassee. lie IL the brother OF
Richard Jones, vice president OF
South Center Department store.
Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
PV Xmas Fund
AT Hallway Mark
Set $500 Goal
For Baskets

a basket for every underprivileg-
ed chili and INDECENT family IN
Paradise valley is the goal set by
the Paradise Valley Business Mems
association as they busily engage
IT. the work for the nth annual
Paradise valley Christmas Fund.
The association according 70
Chairman Roy Lishifoot. has set
a goal OF 81 500 to be used in buy
ing food. candy. aud frait 20 put in
the Christmas baskets which will
be dis'rlbu'ed
With jus, little over two weeks
OF EFFORT me association has reach
ed the halfway mark in the drive
for the goal. and hopes 10 exceed
the mark hy rext week Those
leading in the campaign drive with
Tightfoot are william Anderson
and Dr Powell Johnson.
Large contributions have been
received from Anheuser Busch
Ire, Jacob Sumeracki. Inspector
Mason HARRISON. stroh Brewery
Federal bar. Lewis Loan company
Robinson Furniture company. Wei
Ter Laundrey company. 81. Louis
Lunch. John Burdette. Bob Robin.
son, Arcade theatre. I e. T club
Pendennis club. Sans Cut Rate
Pfeiffer Brewery. Tiyoli Brewery
and Joe Louis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Civil Service Exams
Slated To Be Held
For Editorial Post

NEW YORK CITY-(ANP)-An
opportunity for Negroes who have
had experience in editing material
for publication and working In
newspaper Offices was pointed out
this week by the National Urban
Leagues Department OF Industrial
Relations In calling attention 10
the Federal Civil Service examipa-
ton for Principal Editorial Clerk
$4,000 year, and Editorial Clerk.
Gl,S00 a year,. Persons interested
should file application before
December II. 1889. Full iniorma-
tion may be obtained from local
postmasters.
A minimum OF two years OF full
time paid experience 10 editing ma
terial for publication is required. al
though applicants may substitute
for not more than one and one-hsif
years Of experience. an equal
amount of successfully completed
study. which must have Included
courses in English, ir a college or
university. Thirty semester hours
OF college credit will be considered
equivalent 10 one year OF expert
ence. For any amount OF editing ex-
perience, applicants may substitute
Droof-readirg experience for not
more than ore-third OF such
amount. The register compiled AZ.
ter the examination will be used by
Federal department and agencies
hut for positions In the Department
Of State applicants mast show a
reading knowledge OF certain for.
eiEr languages.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Union Debate
Schedule For
Bethel Sunday
Three Unions To
Be Represented
By Debaters

A debate between adhersn,, :.
labor organizations will IA 49,
Sunday evening. Dec. ~. In ps,ss'
AME church. The meeting viii 1.
under the auspices OF he ALL,
Christian Erdeayor league M
OF the church, and is slated :.
start at pm.
The debate is the 'srow,h a.
two labor unions--the Americ,.
Federation Of Labor AMI the \,
tional Association OF Amerir.,
Workers--to organize bar,ends,,
Mattresses. ard cooks N the ,,v,
ems up and down Hastings !,
addition to the above urions n.
Congress or Industrial. Osgapi,a.
ton will be represented.
The subject 10 be debated Il.
Resolved that the policy 81 a.
American Federation Of Labor and
Congress OF Industrial Organic.
ton Is conducive to the welfare q,
Negro workers"
The affirmative side v 10 ron.
resented by the Rev John Milss
Canute Frarkson, AID At,orpev
LeBron Simmons. Tire negative
side will be represented by N.
Rev. c. +. Askew. the Rev. William
Lysles and Harry Mefcsls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
A Challenge
To The Youth
Issued BY
Mrs. Bethune

WASHINGTON - a y Pas
principal speaker last Sunday on
the Wings over Jordan" program
broadcast over a national hookup,
Or. Mary Mcleod Bethune. presi-
dent ard founder OF Bethune-Cook-
man college and head OF the Negro
division. NYA. declared:
"As one concerned with the prob
lens OF youth | dare 10 challenge
American youth OF all races and
creeds. Always. have liked the
word challenge II suggests CHI
valrou- combat. the opportunity 10
fight. 10 labor and not 20 count the
cost. 10 give and not 70 get. TO love
and yet he willing 10 endure hate
and resentment. 10 he a Christian
fearlessly walking through chang
Ing world"
Or. Bethune's address was pre-
scented in connection with the week
end December 1-3l Moral Re
Armament observance. nationwide
in scope She concluded:
-. Today over half the civiliz-
ed world has again resorted 10 hate.
greed and warfare 10 solve its prob
lens. Youth are again marching 10
destruction under banners that car
~ suffering and destruction In
their wake. We. IT. America sit In
relative security-free men in a
free and democratic nation. where
peace and quiet reign. But our Sc
curity will be permanent only
when every American realizes the
need OF working philosophy that
will insure the attainment OF last
ing world peace and realization OF
the democratic ideal.
"will you join me ard one hun
dred million others throughout the
world-black. brown, yellow and
white--in ushering In this awaken
ing by listening 10 the living God.
That Is the program this weekend
OF the forces OF Moral Re-Arma-
ment This great movement is no
respector OF persons. or races. or
classes, or creeds or idealogies. II
applies 10 all. 1t appeals to all. II
must become the common life OF
ALL"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Cites Need For Establishment OF
Carver Laboratories And Museum

TrSKEGEE INST. Ala (ANP)
In Apsil " 1885 the trustees Of
Taskegee voted 20 make available
for me Carver Laboratories and
Auseum building constructed In
1915 aud formerly used as the
seAc laundry. Along with he
formal ro'ifca;ion Of new quarters
sar Or. Catssgs work and c0niri-
buttons of - years his assistant,
A. ". Curtis Jr, formulated plars
far establishing The Carver Crea-
tive Research Laboratories. These
plans for the laboratories are an
attempt 10 assure the expansion and
preparation of the pioneering work
fore here ~ Tuskegee institute in
farm chemurey.
Need FOR the Carver Creative Re
search Laboratories was set forth
in The Or spectus as follows; ] So
that This heritage CDr. carver's 81
years OF valuable scientific and edu-
catloual contributions 10 the world
his Invaluable collec'iOns) OF Tue-
kegee institute will not be lost
, So that scientific contributions
viii continue 10 be made TO i'm
prove the economic and education
al welfare ~ the south and nation
B. So that Tnskegee institute will
continue 70 offer unique and orig
inal Programs, and will be one a
he motiysting forces in the estab.
lishment OF the era OF creative re.
search which will be the basis up
on which the industrial South will
be built, 4 So that men and won
or % ability along creative re-
search lines who do not have lhs
opportunity AZ The present time
will through the establishment oil
The Carver Creative Research Lab.
orafories be given an opportunity
that heretofore has been closed Il
them So that the economic con.
ditior ~ the farmer may he i'm.
proved BY the discovery OF new IN
dnstrial nses FOR surplus crops and
waste materials, and develop i'm
provements on present methods o.
utilization.
The Carver Museum which Is T,
segment n the Carver Laboratories
Will be a historical exhibition ~ thu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Former Angel Starts
Suit Against Devine
For Return Of Money

NEW YORK CITY ANpi-Ssi
for trial on Monday % supreme
Court was a suit br9a-s' By Ms
verinda Brown. iorm'e angel q
Father Divine, seeking - compel
the cultist 10 accour' for 'ha IN.
ances OF his peace Mission move
ment and 10 repay . her 'he sum
OF $4,000 she says she advanced The
cult leader.
Mrs. Brown also SEEKS court
order directing Divine ~ ass7ls
the peace missions aai disifibuis
their assets. pro rata anfns MS
followers. Attorneys declare hear
ings in the case will continue iof
several weeks. In his defenss FAITH
er Divine insists that ihe advances
made by Mrs. Brown ard those ar-
ISOLATED with her IL TIE suit have
since been repaid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Club To Sponsor A
Program At St. Paul
A.M.E. Zion Church

An interesting program will be
rendered by the willing workers
club. Sunday. Dec. 10. At 3:30 pm.
Guest speakers will be Carlton
Gaines OF the Booker T. Washing
ton Trade association: Russell
Cowans. OF the Detroit Tribune:
aud othe routstanding business q e
OF Detroit.
The Junior silver Tore Harmony
Four quartet will render music. Tn
public II invited to attend Special
invitation Il extended TO all busI.
ness people.
Susie zuber Il president and ths
Rev. p. II. Fiack, pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09

educational views OF two great
mer-- Booker r. Washington and
George w. Carver. Also in evil
dence will he material recording
OF Tuskegee institutes traditions
and the contributions OF DR.. Car
YER 10 the development OF Southern
agriculture and the Farm for Ir-
dustry,' era.
The Carver Museum will he an
encyclopedia OF Southern potential
tiles. il viii mark a departure from
the usual trends and purposes OF
he majority Of present-day mu-
seums. Museums have been a
mears BY which authentic and nom
replaceable works have been pre-
served and exhibited for the edu-
cation and enlightening OF individ-
uals Of The present ard future gen
erations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Seven Members OF ST. Antoine Boys
Division Attend Older Boys Confab

Seven boys representing club groups of the ST. An
tome YMCA boys division, will accompany w. Barton
Beatty boys work secretary Flint, Dec to attend the
annual Older Boys conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Xmas Seal
Sales Paced By
Brewster
Catherine Tinsley
Individual Leader
OF Councils
By Arthur George

With new Officers elected, We And
new hopes and spirits President
Troutman has turred bis attention
toward the major event OF the coun-
ell, which Is the sale OF Christmas
seals Mrs Thelma williams. chair
man. informed US OF the fine prog
ress made 10 date. Catherine Tin
sley. OF Brewster Council. is still in
the lead. having turned IL $50.
Ruth Jackson. OF North Detroit. Ia
running a very close second. The
Central council will hold its regu-
lar meeting Dec. 10. al the YMCA,
al pm.
East Side
The Esstsiders held their regular
meeting Tuesday. Nov IS. at the
YMCA. Elizabeth Simmon. presi-
dert. The principal issues were:
Cd Increasing membership OF
council. and CO membership tea,
which is 20 be given the third week
OF January AZ the home Of the
chairman. Miss Julia Marie Boston
% Farnsworih
North Detroit
Presiden, Patton has beer telling
what a fine time bis council had
IN seeing Miss Marian Anderson,
las, sunday. Nov. 20. Miss Ander-
son was guest singer on the Ford
Sundsy Evening hour.
The current project OF North De-
tron T. 10 furnish Christmas bas-
kefs 10 many needy families. This
ia truly fine move
North End
This council a. usual is among
ho mast az iyc ir The community.
A special committee has been APP
aJ.. 10 handle tue Gaze Of the
former Ike Levene beer tavern,
which is 10 reopen according "a
reports. The citizens OF this COM
mualiy are taking steps to prevent
the opening Of this tavern or any
other tavern. To date IN he North
End there are three beer tayerns
IL "a he belief OF the North End
council that Is is 100 many.
The annual benefit bazaar, which
H. being staged. Dec. 1916 at the
Plymouth Congregational church
is under the direction Of Theo-
dore smith. with Alma Smith and
Elizabeth Enlow as co-workers.
West Side
Charles Harris. president Of the
greater West Side Youth council
informs US OF the shadow party &c
be given Friday. Dec S. at 47el
Bangor. The Christmas seal drive
under the direction Of Ernestir'
Tumbleston is making fine progress
The fiscal year program II IN thu
making. so says Frances Leonard
the program chairman.
Follow the Youth Council actiyi
ties each week IT. this paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09

The ST. Antoine branch "Y' Boys
Glee club, Leaders Corps. Boys
Senate, and Second Baptist church
form the delegation that will share
this Christian fellowship with other
boys throughout Michigan.
The speakers for this conference
are: Dr. Henry Hit Grain. Detroit ;
Dr. Howard McClusky, University
OF Michigan. ard Foster Jones. De
iroit, song leader.
The boys division at the St An
tome ~ cites this program as an
other indication ~ hopes Of reach
ing all avenues pertaining to better
character ard social adjustment
OF all boys belonging TO the branch
department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Scott Nearing Slated
To Give Six Lectures
On European Affairs

Over the coming weekend. Scott
Nearing. author Of man, books and
widely known 10 liberal Detroit az.
diences, will deliver sx lectures
at Jericho Temple. pos J1y road
just west OF Linwood
The whole series. whi Is prA
sented, as IT, previous ,eaes. under
the auspices OF the Labor IrUi'us
OF Social Science. Will Deaf with
various aspects Of he rant 10.
heaval in Europe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause Il goes right TO the seat OF the
trouble 70 loosen germ laden phlegm.
Increase secretion and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw. tender. infiam-
ed bronchial mucous membranes.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried. tell your druggist 10 sell
you bottle OF Crcomulsion with the
understanding that you are 70 like
the way II quickly allays the cough
or you are 70 have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronehlth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Virginian Seeking
Lost Relatives Here

Leor Wilson. OF Siolegs. Va,
Box i2l. has asked The be oit Tri-
hume 10 help locate l'- Georgia
Woods, formerly Gcorsi t Ruth
and Julia lee. and ass Harvey
lee. They are aunfs and saels Of
Harvey Lee. and any ere knoaing
their whereabouts. can commute
cate with The Detrpi, rf.hIre. or
with Mr.. Lee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
ATTENTION LADIEs!!

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-22
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
Dial Doinss
By JIM PARKER

vaehn Dereat original will celebrate her 18th year rsdo with slated to begin June % and pc also been doing show at WlCC with Bill Elliott Tor several months past
 Bolero" by avel Porter will be the featured number he when he takes the Fbb Mcee roam for the summer oDn WAT Mutual ress vacation show Fannie Be IS plan nr final Good News broadcast John onte Oomphl Sheridan make up Phil Harris Jack Bennys maestro begins Chicago early July He'll feature Eddie An- derson plays Bennys butler Rochester, with the
 Followers broadcast who have with the programs time changes win tonight at S:30 Mutual shifted at Thursdays time to come-we hope
 planning Waterbury radio night stage local microphone interesting show and and for plenty talent the Brass City In the music depart Waensns "Snfonietta Webs Concert Revue" at 00 For Mutual network shows Jack Jimmy Dorseys swing aggregation
 Seees commentaries from the new s. Maur- WATR tonight at 100 Mutlals authority on foreign affairs
 Radios biggest variety the dialer chatting Bubd release Doy sounds bet color in voice. Lon for the fourth te with Betty Kingsley Coon continuing r. Ezra Stone in another chapter of Family" Martin of the his visit
 Music Ha minus Bing Crosby Jack Oake Pat Friday also returns to sing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-22
cRANIuM CR clkEkS

1IGsuNG STARS
 Aeres 8 motion picture puzzis Esoh of the following ststemsnts zzIze<1Iz prominent movie actor e z1I<<z. Wl1o5
 i. He often plays a butler and F u11nc rhymes with ''floox# G1c goes by one uaznc only and I comedian Hhose lsat name C1tGz 1<1iS< in f'1c future.
 z5e Vs1 the feminine lead In <I|s NxHl n1kne is AAxry and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-22
USES CHANEY ROOM

Henry Hull, who appears in four distinctly different make-ups in Miracles for Sale" at Metro Gold wyn-Mayer, Is occupying the dress ing room once used by Lon Chaney,
 once motion pictures master of makeup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-22

of the WOR Bier, his sheepskn Holy after top accomplished with the Holy Cross orchestra proud? Yet bet with King George V his first public recent visit to the North American continents will be heard the Nc morning
 
 king queen Southampton morning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-22
l290 Kilocycles

Ninth Annual Speech Tour- Il nament 11:00-News l1:i5-Jan Garber's Orch. 11:30-Charlie Baum's orch. ll2:0O-Sign off
Evening star., 1939-01-15

FLAVOR WINS APPROVAL! Leading group of
New Jersey women join women elsewhere in
sensational 4 to feminine verdict for Soup
A" OHeinz Chicken Noodle) after remarkable
"blindfold' taste test. Here is proof indeed
that Heinz careful method Of brewing soup in
small patches home style does give uni
formly delicious flavor. Most women today
realize that Heinz pace-making quality lead
ership has improved the standards of the
entire soup industry.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
The WINNER!
In "Blind" Taste Tests 8 Out of 10 Women
Choose Heinz Chicken Noodle Soub!

IN VARIOUS PARTS of the country
an important popularity contest COM
mands the attention of women! Pur-
pose: To determine Americas favorite
chicken noodle soup. Contestants:
Leading brands of this universal favor
ite. Judges: Housewives-co club
women-prominent members of church,
school, patriotic and civic groups.
THE WlNNERl- Out of every 10
judges, 8 picked faste-tinelin9, golden
rich Heinz Chicken Noodle Soup!
SELECTION WAS MADE by taste
alone. Brand identity was not revealed
until final results we're tailed. And
Soup A" (Heinz Chicken Noodle)
proved the landslide favorite by vote
of 4 to l or better.
WHICH GOES 10 PROVE Heinz
methods are the best! That there is no
substitute for careful, hand-selection of
ingredients patient brewing in small
quantities tasting and testing Of every
batch! Heinz chefs do these and many
more things in making Heinz Chicken
Noodle. Heinz Cream Of Tomato, Cream
Of Mushroom, Vegetable, Chicken
Gumbo (Creole), Vegetarian style all
p delicious Heinz ome-style Soups!
That's why you can taste the difference!
Evening star., 1939-01-15

MORE CHICKEN and real egg noodles
were what pleased Amy " Friedeli.
about Soup A" (Heinz Chicken
Noodle) expressing consensus of opin-
ion everywhere in famous taste test