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Evening star., 1939-11-22

Like every one else in the country,
he has lately been talking third
term, with members of his cabinet,
lesser officials, political leaders and
his private friends. The net of
more than one of these conversa-
tions, as transmitted by the parties
of the second part, is about as
follows:
The President does not want
a third term, will not seek one, and
is extremely anxious to retire. After
Evening star., 1939-11-22

evetfu office nostalgia
steadily There been indication
political situation would his decision
has been plainly indicated the the
should be threatened without would it
In other words the third term the country
attack actually at
Evening star., 1939-11-22

necessarily The Stars Such opinions
Stars effort to gDe all sides OF questions to Its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory a1ono
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1939-11-22

Banking Arm
Serves Allies
Use of Reserve
System in Buying
Moy Stir Congress
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Strange after-effects of the CASH
and-carry neutrality law are now
being felt. Thus, the British and
French Governments are maintain
Evening star., 1939-11-22
The New Deal Proqrom


program
popular reform it
represents rducible
will enable
we'll
Evening star., 1939-11-22

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cleansing of false teeth from a
problem to a pleasure.
This remarkable powder cleans
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plate or bridge will look better and
Evening star., 1939-11-22

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Millions Praise It
People who have false teeth too
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Evening star., 1939-11-22
The LoophoIe

Curiously the New Deal to be the
muled
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SHELVES. GALORE. loo UP
WONDER SPOT 5649 S. Tacoma Way
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Tacoma Times Washington
Correspondent

Minnesota. he dropped in on a
small-town dentist TO get his
teeth fixed. liked the dentist,
and became an intimate friend.
The dentist is now a Washing
ton colleague: Senator Henrik
Shipstead OF Minnesota.
HIGH FLYER.
(NOT IN SOCIETY,"
The senator likes to ride in
airplanes and does so over the
strong protests of his family
and his office staff. When he
has a speaking engagement out
of Washington--and he has a
lot Of them-he fixes things, IL
he can. so that he'll have to fly
to get there on time. He is r
fatalist, and admits il. He is
also supposed to be phenomen-
ally lucky. but denies 1t.
Extremely informal, Nye dis
likes the fuss and feathers of
society life here. Typical was
his action last New Years eve.
Invited TO a dozen swanky par
ties. he turned all the bids down
and instead took Mrs. Nye to a
quiet little affair attended by
half a dozen government clerks.
Senator Nye pronounces his
first name with a hard G.
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THURSDAY

Sheridan PIT. A. will meet at
ESQ O'Clock in room IL of the
school. DIR. r. A. Button viii speak
on Rabies Miss Mary Ham
acher's room will present a short
program and mothers of pupils in
that room will assist Mrs. Harry
johnson and Mrs. Jim Compbell as
hostcsses for the school hour 10
be held in the lunchroom. The
executive board will meet Tuesday.
April is. at 1:30 o'clock in the
lunchroom.
Washington PIT. A. viii meet
In the lunchroom at 2.30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Geo. F. Stewart, presiding.
Miss Beatrice Doty viii talk on
Books for Children" The annual
election of officers will be held.
Mrs Clayton johnson is chairman
for the social hour.
Mary Lyon PIT. A. will meet in
the school auditorium at O'Clock
for silver tea. Following the tea
the orchestra will play several
numbers A tap dance will be
given by Donnie Jean Rowland and
Marjorie Coughlan. Under the d.
rection Of Mrs. Cummings the
Brownies will present a Flying
Up Ceremony" The mothers Of
Miss Gallenbach.s room will be re-
sponsible for the tea.
MANITOU PIT. A. will meet in
the srbool NJ o'rl,,l f~c p.,,i
Z. Dougherty, presiding. There
will be short business meeting
including the election of officers
for the new year and convention
delegates. Mrs. Katherine Ga
briel, Mrs. Floyd Cronander and
Mrs. Charles Schiller, nominating
committee. Humane Education"
will be the subject for a round
table discussion led by Mrs. Milton
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$3.50 SPECIAL
PTTCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
MOUNTAIN FUEL. IA 1888
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Bruce Cation
BY BRUCE CATION

WESTINGHOUSE. Gerald
Nye has been campaigning
vigorously all winter to keep
America out Of war. but he gets
sore IL you call him a pacifist.
He says he's a peace salesman
instead, and he insists there's a
big difference.
The senator rather likes the
salesman idea. He says that IL
you're out to sell something like
coffee. for instance. you don't
just take one full-page I'D and
then quit: you make continu-
Gus campaign out of 1t.
That's what he's trying to do
with peace. He campaigns in
eeason and out Of season. This
past winter his campaigning has
made him a thorn in the side of
the administration.
But pacifism-no. In fact, the
senator likes old-fashioned let
the eagle scream" Fourth Of
July speeches and would like to
zee them revived. But he thinks
America ought to be militant
only in its own hemisphere.
PEP
PERsoNIFIED
Both off and on the senate
floor the North Dakotan is a
bundle Of nervous energy. Off
the floor, he smokes cigarets
constantly, and has a sneaking
fondness for practical jokes.
Perhaps that's why he likes pro-
fcssional wrestling so much. He
likes to sit down front where he
can hear the grunts.
He's also a bug on baseball.
a better-than.average golfer.
and a devoted fisherman. In
the summer, when he can. he
likes to get up into the Mime
sofa lake country and catch
bass and muskies-and. for that
matter. the lowly sunfish.
Nye keeps long hours. He
gets down to his office. usually.
by eight in the morning, and
sticks on the job all day. His
office staff never sees him read
ing anything. but he is always
thoroughly informed on every
pending bill and never has to
look one up. He reads in bed
when he gets home.
Although his office suite Is
equipped with eight or nine new
typewriters. he insists on using
an old wreck which his staff
begs him To discard. He types
all his own speeches on the
hunt-and-peck system. doing the
Job at home almost always
after midnight.
AN OLD-TlMER
AT -
Although he is only IS, Nye
n rapidly approaching the SEN
ior-senator class. He has been
here aimee 1925 and now ranks
18th in point of service. He
owns his house here-on Gram
mercy strect--and also owns
one in his home town, Coopers-
town. N. D.. which he rents out
for $50 = month.
His family consists OF Mrs.
Nye, . daughter of p or there
abouts. and two high-school-age
sons. His daughter sometimes
does part-time secretarial work
for him. but she doesn't get paid
by the government
His boyhood ambition was to
BE- q dentist, but he couldn't
finance the needed education.
He recalls that. when in high
school. he once took a corre-
spondence course in public
speaking. But he had no idea
then that he'd ever actually do
any public speaking.
Al n Young country PRINTER In
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PORCELAIN oak exterior
brass bedstesd. sol3 No. 9th
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By Raeburn Van Buren,

CAVANAUGH has a PLAN
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FRESH Jersey and Guernsey cows.
Also good farm horses guaranteed
Miller. Route ). Box sos. Collins
road.
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Oressmakinq
Situations Wanted. Male

DRESSMAKING and ladies' tailoring
Olive Hughes. 4o35 So. @. GA &73s.
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FRIDAY

Arlington PrcschooI is sponsor
ing a dessert luncheon and card
party Friday at l o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Purchase.
6s45 So. Montgomery ST. Commit
tee in charge are Mesdames Edw.
Bolton. William Frantz. Edw. j.
Richards and Robert Robbins.
James r. Stewart PIT. a. viii
meet in the school auditorium Fri
day at 1880 p. m. Mrs. +. NJ. Abel
son. presiding. Election of officers
TO be held. The years theme.
Building With Youth" The Win
dows.r will be carried out by the
speaker. Mrs. L. r. lsaacs. who
will have as her topic. The An
nual Meeting" The program un-
der direction Of Mrs. /. S. Nor
gans will include skit, Fashion
Broadcast of 1882" written by
Mrs. Alvira Williams. a teacher at
Stewart. and will be presented by
girls from Mrs. Virginia Walters
"a roll room.
Mr.. Anardie will present the
school band in several selections.
Special numbers by Fern Hill
graduates. Mixed chorus with
Miss Inez jackson in charge will
sing. Social entertainment in
charge Of committee from the
Fern Hill school.
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Pord. ladies clothes. chill
dren's clothes. mandolin SaNo-
phone. violin. high chair. GA 1855.
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YOUNG FRIERs Ia and ? pounds.
alive 2oc pound dressed 22c pound
M!lleGs 742l south Phone
Garland 3272-M
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Pets. Dogs, Birds. Ere.

PUPPIES weeks old. IS zach
l2oa Sc Yakima.
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TRADE SILL with Times Want
AS EDWIN ROHRBACH. Young
Apis. call ~ The Tacoma Tines
office Tor one free ticket. There
Is always a good shoV al john
Hamr!ck theatcf. 4-l2-ss
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Special Notices

THE CITY DYE WORKS is prepared
10 renoyate old watdrobes and keep
spring ensembles like new. This Is
also dTapery and rug cleaning time.
Let our experts keep your Grapes
and rugs looking like new. For
prompt service. call Main 1868.
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DAVENPORT AND CHAIR az a bar.
gain. $50. 1887 50. Hosmer.
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Right From the Book

TILL THEM YOU SAW IT IN
THE TIMES
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DRY. green upland block and slso
JOHNSON FUEL GA 275s.
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RADIO and Refrigerator expert SER
vice Homer King Inc. 7is Market.
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Poultry and Sup plies

pAsCHsUSD puppies reasonable. NJ
2 Johns 37l9 Portland ave
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Miscellaneous for Sale
lots OF
RELIANCE
COAL STOKFRS

COAL STOKERS
REGULAR full-size. Vell-bullt stokers
at an unhcard OF price
Sllq
THIS IS not toy. but full size
stoker suitable FOR ans home from
four TO 10 rooms underieed large.
low hopper easy TO III. four feeds
and neutral. special cast steel
screw. silent gears. balanced motor
With automatic overload cutout
Manufactured By responsible firm
established for 40 years Doesn't
cost anything TO look. and a look
viii surprise YOU. Every home can
afford a stoker al this price see
sample and district sales manager.
920 Commerce. phone BIZ 3545'
evenings. PR 1920
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RErREAD TIRkS MAIL ORDERS.
Batteries - rs. $500 tires OIL up
Ault Tire Service. 23o Puy BR 1883
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Cards Of Thanks

wish 10 extend our
heartfelt thanks and appreciation
for the acts OF kindness, messages
OF sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings received from our many
friends IN our sad ereavement IN
the loss OF our beloved husband
and father. Bert Dudley We espe-
oially thank the Rev Lester Hearn
and singer. Mrs Pitts. tSignedi
Mrs. Annie Dudley, Mrs. Henry
Martin and family,
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NEW AND USED washers and vacuum
cleaners 622 St EelenS
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LEGHORN PuLLETs. DAYS old Csc
eaca. I2-day chicks. sexes mixed.
l5c Albert Kastner. y. z. corner
McChord FIELD
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Pr. A. And Preschool
Activities OF The Week

Maxwell. humane education chair
man. Pupils of Miss Janice Wadeis
room will entertain with readings
showing what they have accom-
plished in their first year of school
HosteSses for social hour viii be
Mrs. Floyd Cronsnder. Mrs. Ford
Waldron and Mrs. w. w. Carried
The executive board will meet with
Mrs. Dougherty at l:30 o'clock in
the school.
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STRAWBERRY plants from last
NJ Route 4. Box 33s, GA oi82-J-l.
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Lost and Found

/ oST-FTMALE WIRE HAIRED FOX
l. TERRIER. IS reward. MA 1927
or BR 1926
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PAINTING and paperhsnging First
class work. Reasonable. MA 42S7.
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PAINTING and pspering. Exterior
and interior. Garland 4o62.
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FRANK HIPP. brother of Max Hipp.
worked for United States Gypsum
Company. Gypsum. Ohio. commun-
icste with George d. Parks. Boul-
DER. Colorado. administrator vslu-
able estate for YOU.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

GIRL "a wishes work OF any kind
home nights. 62f'9 East saith.
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Beauty Parlors

OIL PERMANENTS. s3c and up. Free
marcels and finger waves
LA FRANCE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
ISL ST. Helens Main 1922
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MUST SILL three used cabinet "a
dos. IS each. MAZE 242s. 1921 SO.
X. after y. n.
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PIANO. radio. studio couch. break
fast set miscellaneous house hold
furniture. Reasonable 1905 SO. J..
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RAIDERS HATCHERY CHICKS
NEW HAMPSHIRE " Leghorns. r. /
Reds. B Rocks Buff Orp al sses.
Custom Matching CA 3s55-R-2. RI
g. Box 1870
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TRADE in your old furniture on new
at Oyerlands. 1889 Broadway.
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COMBINATION ELECTRIC and COAL
RANGE with coils. almost Ike new.
Apt 2. Hendry Block COS so. Pine.
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OLD growth forest wood IS so and
UP: lie slab. ? eds. SO. upland
block and slab. $3.50 Cd Ma o756
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SIZES sTs Packard Radios, So.95
TED BROWN MUSIC. 1871 Broadway
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IMMEDIATE DEL. Oh heavy 81 ends.
los ends DORWIS FUEL MA 6532
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FAMILY SIZE septic tanks. si3S7
Modern supply Co. 1914 Commerce
st Main o53S
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LEGHORS chicks. pullets. cookercls
Puyallup Valley Coop. Hatchery
4oi Eas, 26th Tacoma MA 1873
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USED PIANO. s2s CASH
sTI VERS PIANO co. 80 ST. Heiens
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Housekeeping Rooms

2-ROOM FLAT utilities paid vcry
reasonable adults 1908 So. Eye.
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Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the arti-
Giles to the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pacific,
where you will be presentd with .
guest ticket 10 one OF Hamricks
theaters
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CHICKENS WANTED
Cal Is Before You Sell,
Garland 4942 1856 Pacific Ave
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WALLPAPER remnants io-roll lots.
Sac up JOHNSON PAINT CO.
lis2 Broadway BR 52s2
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OLD GROWTH UPLAND BLOCK
AND SLAB Discount n quantity
lots. Garland 4T25.
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Buffeen Din. P nBI are ene sisb y NIP up
ed nj. ends, Is Cd: coal Ma 1914.
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1907 MCKAY sTOKER COAL-car-
load shipments un!oadec caily -
sizes, AABERG's. BR $500 BR 1854
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HEAVY plsner ends. 50 IS worth or
hv Cd Also or slab. blk. Ga 0Iis
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GRAND PIANO, 1920
CLINTON'S. ilth & FaWcett. MA 1888
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lEkc PULLErs AND FRYERs
! H. wanted Highest prices
RODMAN S. 40oi No. 26th PR 3546
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60 O0 TWO BIG CORDS ournao II.
slab and upland block PR l7i2.
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CAR RADIO $3.50 RICHFIELD
SERVICE STATION. SYST AND
PEARL
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WASHER parts. service. B Washer
Service. 1922 So. G. GA 50l5.
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r. I r. BABY CHICKS and Matching
eggs also Toulouse geese. Perkin
ducks and turkey cggs. 1881 So. A.
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DAVESPORTS. chairs Teconditloned.
Sell .or charges. Cheap. MA 22o2.
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LIGHT. clean desirable sleeping rooms
for good. respectable gentlemen.
1922 So. /
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SEE THE NEW MAYTAG. only ESQ so.
HOPPER KELLY CO. BIS Com. 81.
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a ACC Glazing and Mirrors Sales
and service Tacoma Glass
Co. l526-i52s Commerce. MA AHA.
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Farmers Column

Mt. Vernon Victory Oats, re-
cleaned, ton ............... S31
Alfalfa, ton -............. SIG
iiI3 So. 35th 81. GA 1884
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MODERN eight piece dlnins set
mahogany. Good condition. ReA-
sonahle ss22 South Park.
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INSTANTANEOUS hot water. PEN
field. 44-gsllon storage tank. Half
price. 4io2 No. cheyenne.
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USED KITCHEN RANGE with electric
plate. IN good condition. $3.50 So.
Fawcett evenings
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SPECIAL

HEAVY upland tie slab 81 so cord
in two-cord lots GA 1925
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TWO furnished rooms with garage:
walking distance. 7o5 So. Pine.
MAin $685..
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Room and Board
Rooms tor Rent

WILL CARE for elderly person n my
home Phone Puyallup 1888.
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YOUNG MAN-Licensed chauffeur.
wishes 20 drive for party going
south. Broadway i6s3 after s.
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Unfurn. Houses for Rent

ONE ACRE or more with four room
house barn. garage Pasture fenced
for stock. Across from Century
ballroom Reliable and steadily
employed Write C-6. Tacoma
Times.
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GRAND PIANO. SEAS: TERMS
sIIVERS PIANO CO. $50 ST. Helens
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ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL, FUEL OIL - TO-DAY
You'll Find The Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily
81 u USE NOW

@. ANDERSEN FUEL co.
FOR HIGHEST QUALITY
WOOD - COAL - SAWDUSr
STOVE AND BURNER OIL
,od l5.s PHONE BR 1881
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Rev. Baber To Head
Membership Driv e
OF Local Y. M. c. A.

The Membership committee OF
the ST. Antoine branch YMCA, OF
which Or. J. j. McClendon is
chairman. announces the accep-
lance of the chairmanship OF the
"Y" 1899 Membership Campaign
by the Reverend George Wilbur
Babcr, pastor OF Ebenezer AME
church. Reverend Baber, a strong
leader I'm tho Michigan AME con-
ference, Is one OF the Leading as
pirants for the Bishopric, five OF
which will be selected IN Detroit
at the 1910 General AME confer
ence. He has a record OF aggressive
leadership throughout the years OF
his ministry.
Ebenezer church moved into its
new home under the Rev. Mr.
Baber's able guidance and their
membership now equals that Of any
church In the conference.
The 1888 campaign was under
the co-chairmanship OF the Rev
erends william II. Peck and r..
l.. Brady. They secured ove- 900
members. The membership orgari-
zatiou this year will seek to sur
pass the record established in
IQGS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23

Beautiful women of Metropolitan
Detroit. as well as those who have
not been endowed with natural
facial charms. are hailing With en-
thusiasm. the opportunity to gain
added lovelness through the make
up demonstrations which are be-
ing carried on at various beauty
shops IN the city by the Hollywood
Makeup experts
Many OF the leading beauticisns
OF Detroit attended a reception Civ
en- sunday afternoon, az Ruby's
Beauty university. on East War
reu. at which time II. l. Warner.
director Of the corps Of Hollywood
makeup experts. was present and
demonstrated his art 10 the group
and arranged schedule OF dates
for demonstrating al divers beauty
salon. beginning Sept. 9th
In his remarks 10 the beauticians
Mr.. Warner pointed out that this
Is The first lime that the majority
Of local women have had the OPP
portunity To have rho proper scien-
tinc makeup put or their faces
without guess work he also stat
cd that the average Woman usual
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
hollywood Makeup Men Start
With Appointments September z

~ goes Into a store and purchases
box OF face powder, rouge or lip
stick. without first trying the
cosmetics on her face 10
whether or not they are suit
10 her particular type. He s..
THE cosmetics are wrapped
and taken out Of tho store withg
testing to determine II they are the
proper shades and quality for her
complexion and texture Of skin.
Would they buy a dress in that
way. without trying It on to sec II
il Is the right size. color and style?
or course not Neither should wo-
men buy cosmetics on chance.
Hollywood Makeup Men have
developed ffty-one different shades
OF powder ard other cosmetics 20
suit every shade and texture OF
skin.
During our demonstration In
Detroit. We arc giving a facial.
With Hollywood mask. which de-
termines the condition OF The skin.
the makeup. ana a prescription 81
All tho cosmetics used. Nothing IL
sold 4 customer unless 70 Is suila-
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