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Evening star., 1940-05-17
Trade Advance Aidel
By Good Weather
During Week
.sRetoii Soles Between
s and Il Per Cent
Above Year Ago
b the Associated Press.

b the Aseoeaated Pfese.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Retais
trade volume moved up several
notches this week, aided by thu
general Improvement in weatherx
Dun & Bradstreet said today in theif'
trade review Of the week.
reports Of expanding retail vols
ume came from all sections Of th4|
country" the review said. Auto
motive supply, household and gars
den items and sporting goods were;
particularly active. Lawn and porch,
furnishings and summer rugs were
said to be having one Of the best
seasons on record In many cities.
I. TN mems and women's apparel
sportswear was outstanding. Food,
stores, which account for about one,1
quarter sof total retail volume, red
ported increases in dollar sales aver{
aging about per cent over the corr
responding period last year. Auto
mobile dealers were maintaining
gains Of close to IS per cent and
apparel stores, many OF which had
been running under a year ago.
showed an average advance OF ap-|
proximately 8 per cent.
The estimated improvement I'M
total retail sales was between 6 and
II per cent over year ago, largest
since late in March, when compare
sons were distorted by the varying
date Of Easter.
Wholesale trading activity held
unchanged on the average, as al
goodly flow Of minor sized orders
continued to support volume. Hesi-I
tation was quite marked in cotton
goods, particularly In the first part
OF the week, but as a rule there
was no significant change in re-
tailers' buying procedure
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Chicago Produce

a. CHICAGO. May II tF.-Poultry, live,
SS trucks. easier: hroilers, colored. 2S:
SPRINGS under pounds. White Rock, 24:
ROSTERS II; LeEhorn roosters ION; other
prices UNCHANGED. - -
Butter. sss.2ss; steady; prices un-
Eggs, 4633e: steady; fresh-eraded f.rsts.
local. 16A; other prices unchanged.
Potatoes, e3: on track 207; total q. 4.
shipments. 773: new stock slishtiy vesier.
mlir msSpnaisS moderate. demand slow. Bliss
fey. sales. 2.25; showing spotfed saeks'
!;;96; vnwashed; 1.96.2.1O: 2. 8. No. !.
,.,.: siss 2: uqvsshed: few sales. 1.O6.-10:
22O-36; u4vashed. RIO: q. s. No. /,
saxe washed. 1;60: unwashed. SHOWING
Whites. q 9. Ne; I. washed, under initial
~: vefy rev sales: fey showing sDotted
demand fair: Idaho Russets. q. g. No. /,
3eE t,an salss; s,, 2;oSvsS; Minnssota sandland
SsVs ~ 5ssas
Evening star., 1940-05-17
April Rail Revenues
Show Large Gain
Over Year Ago
Freight Total Rises
Sharply; Passenger
Income Declines

y the Associated Fress,
The Association Of American Rail-
roads reported yesterday that ss
class ! railroads had estimated OPP
Grating revenues Of $262, 2,52lsls In
April, compared with 1894 ,l86, I'll In
April. 1899. and $a7o, ,s24,27s ID April.
1880.
The association said the s8 re-
porting carriers represented 83 par
cent Of total operating revenues Of
all class l railroads.
The railroads had freight reve-
nues Of $2l6, 800 $50 In April, COM
pared with $185, ,680, TAO In April.
1899, and $3.50, ,345, TOO In April. 1880.
Passenger revenues totaled 324,.
600. .479, compared with 6,617 ,3O4
in April, 1899, and $50,004, 1850 In
April, 1880.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Bond Averages

By the, Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE bond
market weakened today after an
early start upward.
Toward the final hour the general
list was well scrambled with losses
Of l TO or more points in a group
Of foreign and domestic loans Offset
by advances Of some similar amounts
In others.
United States Governments held
slightly above yesterdays close, al
though rises up to " point in the
forenoon were trimmed.
Ahead in the domestic list were
Goodrich AVS, Consolidated Oil 31as,
American Telephone 3As and Penn
sylvania 41as. Lagging behind were
Youngstown Sheet & Tube As, New
Haven IS, New York Central IS,
International Telephone 41as, Illinois
Central Is. New South Wales SIS and
Australia IS.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
New York Produce

NEW York. May II R.-Eggs, A;s73:
19-20N: extras. 1eh-K; storaGe .pseksd
eeipts. 16M; mediums, 10: dirtisA No. i.
whites Resales of premium marks. ~.
24A nearby and Midwestern. premium
marks 20.21M: specials. 1914 standards,
medtuW4 l7A-20N: nearby and Midwest-
ern. premiums, 17-17N. III n.
Browns Nearby fancy 70 extra fancy.
1917; standards. 1e4: mediums. 16Ji
Duck eggs, 17-10.
Butter: 701. 704; unsettled; cfeamery,
sselsi, os S7H- nssts Ns.Sls sss ss7G: u:
Seconds te4r97l,. 26A-26M
L chass 1So, ,1o1: STEADY = Arm; 1asees
Evening star., 1940-05-17

citation of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect act
ual transactions or firm bids or offers, but
unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted
by the sponsors or issuers.
sAsterisk indicates. Not quoted by
sponsors or issuers."
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May 17-Dividends de.
elared. Prepared By Fitch Publishing Co.:
Extra.
Pc Stock Of Pay.
Rate. Yiod record able.
Am Laundry MAch--1Oc - 500 81
Chesebrough Mfg - ST. 5-31 6-24
Chi Flexible Shaft - 25c - 6-19 6-29
Accumulated.
etdRs & Cloth 7ss pf 81 - 6-16 I'll
Increase.
Heyden Chem Corp 75c-- b-24 81
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Federal Lund Bonks

NEW YORK. May II R-Federal Land
Evening star., 1940-05-17
AIS Tons Of Leod Sold

Lead %. reported rs tons Of Southesst
Missouri pig lead sold yesterday q 4.sS
per 100 pounds, East et. Louis; 236 tons
Evening star., 1940-05-17

Ihe Custom n HraSil 81 tefuiiue
any calling, from heggar up. : pro-
fesston y being protested r Hic q
Janelfo.
Evening star., 1940-05-17

n pankruptcy % recs1vershiD o. uetn9M
fsorsanized un<1ey the BonkruDtcy Aek e
sseyfitiss a9u1ee ks sch ,coaDan,eHN
efs annual disbuSssnsufs 6aae0 % th(
last euaftsri1 q ssAi-annpal dsciafss
son Qnes eshsruiss 1ossd spssaaI g
sxt.s e sxssas Aecnanletsd dividends
paid last yoaS peclated o. oaid 20
sss tnss ysaf Z tayss'e e ssoes Raid
81 Nh ~ - ~ W,sS WsssasSa - ~
W1thout wAtrAntA ua4 WaxrnntA
Evening star., 1940-05-17
London Bor Silver

LONDON, May ~ 01---Bar silver,
sS4d; sReAe9esd; SpiyPsot 43,ef
1ess; Unclaimed. uauiyalsnt1 o53.s61
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. May II R.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers. Inc:
(C1osinr nuof
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
Does overwork produce nerv-
Ous exhaustion?

LOOKING OVER hundreds of
charts of experiments on fatigue
and formulate and graphs of all
kinds of works the conclusion is in
cvitable - mental work does not
cause brain flag.
The great accomplishers in the
world do not know what fatigue is.
"To what do better men owe their
escape from fatigue?" wrote Will
liam James. "Men the world over
possess amounts Of resources which
only the very exceptional push to
their extremes of use. The same in
dividual pushing his energies to
their extreme, may, in a vast num-
Der of cases, keep up the pace and
find no bad reaction"
DR.. Ira Vile says: "Uncondition-
ally, there is no such thing as break
down from overwork." And DR..
Allen F. Riggs: Hard work, plenty
of it, whether physical or mental,
never in itself produced one single
case of nervous exhaustion"
But | know a man who built up
an enormous business by unremit-
ting hard work. From the age of %
to 65 he poured four mems energy
and genius into it, and always afelt
like doing more. At Is he ratEstE
That was two years ago; he has
been tired, as well as retired. eNG
since. h'f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

food is propelled along the intcs-
tines by the rhythmical contraction
of the intestinal muscles, and the
undigested vegetable fibers, by civ
ing bulk to the food, stimulate these
contractions. The mass of vegetable
fiber also acts as mop and incorpo-
rates into its mass large numbers of
bacteria alive or dead.
Ordinary absorbent cotton is an
example of the cellular part of q
plant. 1t is practically pure ccllu-
lose and the fibrouS parts Of edible
vegetables, although interSpcrSed
with other substances, are chcmi-
cally similar to cotton. If you rub
q wad of wet cotton over dirty
window pane you get good idea of
what roughage does to contents of
the intestine.
The percentage of cellulose in
plants differs from about to 3 per
cent. Spinach contains IL per cent,
celery 90 per cent, squash Is per
cent, lettuce 90 per cent, oranges
is per cent, apples IL per cent.
bananas l per cent, and whole wheat
&c per cent.
This amount is obviously quite
small, and yet such vegetables and
fruits act very satisfactorily. When
the cellulose part of foods IL IT,
esntrated and given 70 a'alA suf IL :
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
THE BARCLAY CONVENTION

AS SOON as Horace NJ. ByrneS
ST Pennsylvania presented his I'M
orovement on the Blackwood con-
vendon. whereby 4-Clubs became
the ace asking call instead Of 4-No
Trumps. 4 series Of experiments
began. 1t eliminated IN the de-
veiopment OF an extension Of the
same principle. which its original
ievotees have now named The
Barclay Convention.,.,- In simplest
terms, it is merely this: When
partners bidding has clearly
agreed upon the declaration, the
ace-asking call is the very lowest
bid possible which could not pos
sibly have a natural meaning. the
responses being on an ascending
scale, as in the case Of the Black
wood
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

EDITORS NOTE: DIR. Clendeninp has
seven pamphlets which can be- obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for ~ cents,
FOR any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents IN COIN. and L self addressed envelope
Stamped with three-ccnt stamp, to DR..
a logan elendeninR, in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks. Reduc-
ing Diet Indigestion and Consultation"
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing instructions for the Treatment of
Oiahe.ea Feminine Hygiene" and The
Ca-e Vi el'. Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
Rovghoge q Health Ally

alive purposes-as in the TORN o.
agar, psyllium seed, bran and CELL
phane-they may or may not have
such favorable results. In fact, in
some individuals they may cause
irritation which does more harm
than good.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
By LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. D.

What is meant by roughage
in the diet ard eph0t Is its fl,nc-
tion?
THE VEGETABLES and fruits
which should make up over half the
bulk of well balanced diet contain
substance which may be called
plant fiber, roughage or cellulose.
This is not affected nor dissolved by
the digestive fluids, so that after the
digestion and absorption of other
constituents it remains as residue
in the digestive tract 10 be excretcd.
But it is very valuable constituent
of the food. During digestion the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

6-Dian,onds. Using the new Bar
clay Convention" the bidding
,v1,II1 he.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
Yesterdays Answer
"The Authority on Authorities"

6-Diamonds. Using the new Bar
CLAW Convention, the bidding
would be:
South 10 2. 50 ~ -
North - 50 - 50
After the 3-Diamonds guaran-
tees game and shows the fit Of the
hands, South invites slam with
the lowest bid which cannot be
misunderstood. Since 3-Hearts
might indicate a fit for North's
hearts. 3-Spades is the lowest safe
slam call. To this, 3-No Trumps
would show no aces, 4-Clubs one,
so that was bid.
The cheapest next bid, which is
not the agreed declaration, is the
king asking call. Since Ada
monds is the agreed suit, 4-Hearts
is the king-asker. North would
saow none with 4-Spades, one
with 4-No Trumps. two with
5-Clubs, three with 5-Diamonds.
the last being what he used. South
now knows about the grand slam,
so bids it without qualm.
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dealer: West. North-Soutn
vulnerable)
How should South play for s.
Spades. against a lead Of the
club K?
.atures Syndicate, Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

iDealer: South. North-South
yulnerable.)
Bidding on THIS deal. by the US
erS of the Blackwood convention,
would go thus:
South - 25 Ant 60
North ~ 80 So
South could not afford to ask
about kings with 5-No Trumps.
because a response of 6-Hearts,
showing two kings. would auto
matically force the bidding above
Distributed by King
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
By J. !. KEMP

We'll. now that the World Series
Is history. everyone Will be turning
to football.
Funeral rites for the late Mrs
Johnnie Lee Berry were held last
Monday from Pilgrim Baptist
church at l lam The Rev. Mr.
Hendricks oniciatcd
Daniel Vaughn OF 1888 Binder
street. who has been i'll for the
mast month. was taken 10 Ford hos
pital last Friday. Mrs Bertha Glib
SON Is III in Herman Kelfer hospi-
tai.
The Community Baptist church
Junior choir is sponsoring us first
fall monthly musical sunday, oct
IL at s:3O pm.
Junior choirs OF the city will par
tlcipatc. Alvin Loving. English in-
structor at Miller High will be Tho
principal speaker.
The Conant Gardens Communiir
club will meet Monday, oct. II az
s pm. at Vernon Chapel. 1880 Nor
wood street. Interested residents
OF the community are urged 10 be
present. Lloyd Cofer IS president
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Dorns of Ne
vada avenue gave dinner last
Thursday in honor OF A. G. Rel
and daughter, Mrs. Jones at
Youngstown. Ohio. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR ~ Co
lunbus. Ohio: Mrs. Francis STROUD
OF Saginaw: Mr.. and Mrs ]. G.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

viii want to patch things ~ before
long hut you must give up Tom.
mie before he takes you hack.
AVN ~ wonder II ms hus-
band will be benefited by making
the proposed change that he has IN
mind?
Ans: The change will prove a
successful step for him. II won't
he very long until things begin Ia
"brighien NJ" ior him and you two
can get on your feet again. Give
him your hest encouragement.
M.M.:-I don't care for my friend
ANYMORE and am afraid to quit
him Whenever he sees me with
another box he shows out some
thing awful and want to get rid
of him. Tell me what to do.
INST Break With him gradual
~ -. make him Disguised with
yon. In other words, II you lei him
he the one 10 drop you II will be
all right, hut Ii YOU lead people IA
think You dropped him he VIII
raise a stink. The young man X
Hikes you hut he Is scared to
death Of 4.
J.D The little husncs am in
doesn't pay as it should and | want
To know IL | should seek work in
the wcaie
Ans: w. ! don't advise your
making n change IL the west. Your
poultry business hasn't paid you
~ ,on Thought il would hui
You have made n living. Don't Civ,
up hope because you haven't mads
fortune hut get busy and expand
your business. predict success
for You.
R.M.M Have read your column
long time and mother and wani
10 know II we Will be successful IN
getting the home we want?
Ans: There will he n few SCI
hacks hut you and your moth.
or will get the money 10 purchase
the home on T.. Market ~. It's M,
heller this purchase will be good
sound Investment for you two. Thu
transaction will not he handled
Immediately.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
CONANT GARDENS NEWS

n, IN AAls,e

Stinson OF Detroit
The Rcr. Mr. Cnlpcppcr. pastor
of Vernon spoke AZ The church
SUNDAY morning from Joshua ~: 10.
Choose YOU this day whom you
will Serve"
Next sunday afternoon The pas
tor and choir VIII worship az 81.
Peter AME Zion ~ llamtfamek
Tile Trustee Helpers arc swing
tea SUNDAY or 20 from ~ .
pm. in thr basement OF the church.
Mrs l.siher IS president
send an Conlnf Gardens ncWs 90
iSGsn Kliupcr street or call Town
-,ud -ttNo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12


STATE or MICHIGAN the Pro
bate Court for The County %
WAYNE.
NJ. sS3.399
I'm the Matter OF The Estate OF
MILIdE MCLEAN. Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that all
creditors 81 said deceased are re.
auircd 20 present their claims IN
writing and under oath, 70 said
Court at the Probate Office in
tho City OF Detroit. IN said Coun-
". and 10 serve copy thereof up
on FLORENCE NJ MORTON. adj
ministratrix Of said estate. at 1867
W. Kirby street. Detroit. Michigan
on or before The nth day Of Deem
her. AID. 1910. and that such
claims viii be heard by said conri
before JUDGE HEALY IN Court
Room No PIG. Wayne County
Building in the CITY Of Detroit, IN
said County. on the nth day OF
December. AID. 1910. az two o'clock
In the afternoon
Dated September 9th. AID 1870
D J. HEAI.Y,
Judgc OF Probate
Published IN Detroit Tribune.
once in each week for three weeks
successivci. within thirty days
from the date hereof
s-2S-10-is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. Il Perkins,
5y7 r.. Warren Ave.


STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chanccry.
REBECCA EWING. Plaintiff. VS.
FATE EWING. Defendant
No. 3O3, 1874
At a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City ~
Detroit on the 18th day OF Septem
Der. AID, 1910.
Present. Honorable HENRY G
NlCOL. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. It appearing by AZ.
ldavit on file. that the defendant
Fa.lc Ewing. cannot be served by
process issued out OF this court AS
lic is not resilient OF the Stale OF
Michigan, hut resides III the CITY of
Dayton County OF Montgomery and
State 81 Ohio.
On MOTION or CHARLES r.
PERKINS. attorney for plaintin:
1T Is ORDERED THAT the de-
PENDANT Faiic Ewine appear and
answer The Bill of Complaint in this
cause within three months from
the date OF this order or that said
Rill Will be taken as confessed ant
that this order be published ac'
cofding 70 law and copy Thereof
be crycd upon the defendant h
registered mail as required by law
Henry G NlcOI..
Circuit Judge
GA True Cops
CASPAR J LINGEMAN.
County Clerk
+. J DrBEY.
Deputy Clerk aeS ia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Buckeye Brewing Co.
Opens Detroit Branch
With Efficient Staff

Detroiters will be glad to well
come the opening OF Detroit sales
branch by the Buckeye Brewing
company of Toledo, Ohio.
According TO II. W. Lancashire,
vice president and general mana
ger, the company plans a substan-
tial development here. and addi-
tonal men and trucks will be add
ed as rapidly as sales warrant the
expenditure.
Charles Turner. branch manager.
has decided that he rs going TO
temporarily be sales driver So
that he may become familiar with
the local situation and get to know
Buckeye dealers personally - by
doing this Mr.. Turner feels that he
can gain an intimate knowledge OF
their business and thereby serve
them better.
Larry Reynolds comes from an
important position in Toledo, where
he is highly respected in fact his
sales record Is remarkable during
period o. three years he succeed
ed in putting Buckeye Beer into
loO per cent of the places In his
territory.
To him goes the credit of intro
dueing this oe quality krausened
Brewed Beer 10 the colored people,
and they are exceedingly grateful
TO him.
In fact in Toledo. wherever you
90 among the colored permit hold
ers, YOU will find 1t impossible 10
buy any other beer--thats true APP
probation.
In Detroit. Buckeyes sales force
and trucks will bc limited for a
time, and permit holders are ask
cd to he patient. because it will he
impossible to call on everyone al
once, but by calling Cadillac 1866
dealers desiring this good old
Krauscned Brcwed product will be
given regular service.
We can be truly grateful TO me
management OF Buckeye for giving
their colored employees whole
hearted cooperation. and we can
show our appreciation. and help
these boys by demanding Buckeye
Bcer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
STATE or MICHIGAN. }
County az Wayne. -.
Nh o-oIfs

''s-
~ session ~ The pinbaic Court
for said county 90 Waync. hold s.,
ihe Probate Court RoYm In ne
Ciiy of Detroit ON HE nnih dav o.
september IN the year one ihousan
ninc hundred and forlS.
Present: PATRICK n @ BRIEN.
Judge ~ Probate
~ me Matter OF the E,,ate OF
NARY zEizAK ai.o known as
MARY IElJAk. an a.iored mental
~ incompetent p'gsou-
ON reading and Hing The petition
~ SIEVE IElIAK that JOSEPH
ALTO or some otier suitable per-
son be- appointed -ua,glan of SAID
MARY IEL/Ak ALSO kuown as
MARY IEIJAK
il is ordered Tlat the seven
t"rnll day 81 Ociobcf ncNt at ton
O'Clock in the forenoon at sad
court Room be appointed for hear
ing said petition
AMI 81 is further Ordered. That a
copy OF this order be- personally
served fourteen DAYS previous to
said time Of hearing upon said Mary
Ielzak. also known as Mary Zcl-
jak and published 'hrec success
sive weeks previous 70 said tine or
hearing in The Detroit Tribune a
newsnapcr printed and circulating
in said County Of Wayno
PATRICK H. OBElEN.
judge OF Probate.
"a True Cop,l
CHARLES Y. HARRIS.
Deputy Probate Register
a-2> lo-l2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
League To Hold
Civic Confab
Non-P artisan
Issues To Be Aired

The Municipal Civic league will
hold round-table conference In
the Parish House OF ST. Cyprians
church, Thursday. Oct 10. The
meeting will be non-pariisan. The
theme will be: Has the Detroit
Negro Succeeded or Failed Polite
allyy' II will he discussed by At
torncy n. y. Golightly. Kermit X.
Meade. Father Malcolm NJ Dade.
tlysses w. Boykin and W. L. Sher-
rill.
Sponsors state that this program
is not obligated 10 any political
party or organization They sum
up their purpose as follows. "Our
sole motive is 10 stimulate polite
al perseverance among our group."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

!, Would ! be successful
a.n,er II | lett and went to
idaas plany
IN. =. good thing for YOU {"
,n.l.i that your husband 20
i'm ,ou ior he certainly did
hard time last winter and
!. no reason for his staying
nd (oniact the people yon
I ~ ;or last winter and You both
In all probability get Jobs.
In -Ns friend told mo my
hny friend made fool of me.
trne9 ..,
n..: | don't think -. This girl
"A al ,our> i Jealous and does
.nnro,e al some ei the things
ad and that i why she eN-
nod her Feelings 80. | must add
ran do take the boys too Sc
sly.
There Is y certain big or
Iva loaler in the country that
H. With all my heart. sent
= nicule ~ me and asked for
1 NJ him. Ht sent It. wrote
love ie'ier but he won't an
4 Now ! oant YOU 10 know
4 i an, sorg 70 get him and
Y him lo,c ME too. Do you
tk cane
In,.: Heavens no. You are
Stnc ,onr time. He sends pie
Is 10 anyone who writes for
N, hut he doesn't answer love
sfr>. Your eoal Is hopeless and
| might a. well yet II through
N head right now. He has n
ta glrl friend and he isn't try
10 carr, on correspondence
b someone whom he doesn't even
".
d. WI nN husband come
b 70 No pr iecs he care for the
! 'ha' 7 aehi him all Rugged
70 Salatda night? Thanks a
Dion Tor your advice.
)nS.; II The present time your
)hand + splitting you Just as you
Ne tried 20 spiie him. He Is
png 70 make ,ou Jealous. | do
bk that ,on >honld treat him
pr when he comes around hut
p mention the other Girl. He
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Know Your Jobs

WHAT DO YOU know about jobs
w With what type OF work would
Won associate the jobs listed here
This paper, in collaboration win
The local office OF the Michigan
state Employment Service invites
YOU 10 play job Quiz.
SCREEN APE
(a) Mining
thl Motion Picture
(cl Hardware
(di Highway construction
SHUCkER
ca Agriculture
(h) Pulp and paper
(cl Fisheries
Cd Tailoring
SWING MAN
ca Circus performer
On Musician
(c) Dairy
u Construction
TIP MAKER
(a) Tobacco
(bi Munitions
Ccl Hat and cap
(dl Hotel and restaurant
The local Office OF the Michigan
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on practically q moments notice.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Trinity AME Church

The Rev. X. a. Schley. pastor
spoke sunday morning from st
Matthew 2G:i His theme was
Facing the Cross with Jesus"
The Rev r. X. Bethel also de-
livercd an inspiring sermon at tho
evening worship. Men ought al
ways to pray and not faint was his
text.
Dr. Bethel Is conducting a ten.
day revival al the church.
Miss Estella Schley is church re-
porter.