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ed in serving her people as n can
serve only if one loves them with all
her soul, might and strength. She is
recovering, but still on the firing line.
Down in Florida is Daytona
Beach College the brain child of this
world famous servant of her race and
nation. Mrs. Bethune built that school
inbo a million dollar school, beginning
with less than five dollars. There were
days when funds to keep such a school
going were to be had, but that day is
practically a thing for the past, which
means the job of keeping the doors OPP
en- is a job a thousand times more diff
ficult today than in the past.
Mrs. Bethune can MO longer make
the rounds involved in raising money
to keep the Bethune-C Goodman College
going. That job must be done by 9TH
ers with the Mary Mcleod Bethune
spirit.
Bethune-COokman College occup-
les an important position in the Negro
College setup 'of America. Florida is
Americas playground and the best and
most able white people go there. When
they see Bethune-C Goodman and in it,
the other and better side of the Negro
people it helps the whole Negro race
tremendously. In a recent conference
with Mrs. Bthune, | made the delight
fully discovery that her College is con-
stantly readjusting its program to fit
the Negro boy and girl of today, to da
that work which the world wants done
and is willing to pay for. And because
of this, the Negro people have an op-
p%ortunity to demonstrate to the world
their appreciation of their own and
make a contribution that will 90 fur
Their than if given to any other school
IN America today. | have decided to
give Bethune-C Goldman College $500
per month. There are millions of us
who can give more or less until the en-
dowment reaches the half-million dol
lar mark, at least. And thus, give it
the security which she so richly de-
serves.
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2-Way Help for
WOM EN-!

What should a woman do who isl
weak, rundown, suffering from
functional discomforts, such as
headaches, nervousness, or cramp
like pain? The experience of wo-
men by thousands answers, Take
CARDUI!"
For CARDUI may help you in
two ways: Many who begin three
days before their time" and take
it as directed, find it helps relieve
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NJ M, I've are interested in
knowing if my husband is going to
get employment in the near fut'
ure? Also tell me just how long
we will be here in this place?
Ans: 1t is indicated to me that
your husband will get work in a
distant city during the spring OF
this year-you will follow him 4
few weeks later and you both will
be happy in your new location.
Insist that he keep right after the
man who has promised him help.
a#**%~
j. T. V.-Please tell me about
my lady friend. We were loving
as could be for a long time but
here of late | can't seem to get in
terested in her anymore and she
hasn't done anything so tell me
what to do?
Ans: You don't love the lady
and you can't force yourself 20
care for her. 1t is my suggestion
that you make friends with some
other desirable person for a sweet
heart and just be friendly with the
one mentioned. She is a wonder
full person for a friend-but if you
don't love her, don't hesitate to ad'
nit the truth.
*m@A&*
c. B. HI have been keeping
company with this man for the
past four months and he tells me
he loves me and wants to marry
me. Tell me please if | should do
this or not?
Ans: The fellow is quite sin
cere in wanting you to marry him
and since you are in love with him
| can't see no reason at all why
you shouldn't join together in ma
trimony. ! wish you lots of hap
piness.
s&*s&
N. L. B.-This old woman that
works on the job with me tells
stories about me all the time and
| wish to know what | can do to
make her stop and do better her.
Ans. She has no intention of
letting you, a younger woman,
make a better showing on the job
than she does. Since you are so
dissatisfied with her, it is suggest
ed that you look around and try
to find a better job yourself. You
can't make her stop tattling.
F. B. C.-My mother and father
are just as mean to me as they
possibly can be. They won't let
me go any place and l know that /
am able to take care of myself. |
love three boys and want to know
If they love me or are they pre-
tending?
Ans: AS long as you are de-
pendant upon mother and father
for support you must mind them.
You are barely seventeen, and you
are not old enough to choose the
right road every time and your
parents know this to be true. The
,hree young men that you feel you
are in love with are decent fell
lows-but they don't love you ano
neither one of them have marriage
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pain. When taken by directions
as a tonic. CARDUI usually helps
stimulate appetite, increase the
flow of digestive juice, improve di-
gestion.
SO it helps to build energy and
strength and reduce periodic dis
tress for many. 80 years of pop
ularity inbite confidence in CAR
DUI. -.
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THAT'S ROYAL

Soaring high above sex sentiment
is true ROMANCE-the Royal Rom
ance of man, the CREATOR, for Man
IS a Creator, While radical destruct-
ionists prattle about Economics" the
Divine, Silent Flame of Creative, Con-
structive Imagination continues to
bless mankind and waits now so pat
iently to bind up the horrible wounds
of the nations.
Romance? Let Richard Evans de-
fine it;
Making a home where none has
been before; making something grow
where once there was barrenness;
raising a family where once there was
no laughter of children;
Using ones creative powers to
make a place in the world, despite all
the Encouragement and lack of oppor-
tunity; accomplishing something
worth while in spite of all obstacles;
creating jobs for others; living accord
ing to the best rules of life; dealing
with men in kindness and approaching
the things of God with humility, and
at length looking back upon the long
journey with the knowledge of having
overcome many things and having en-
dured to the end"
We must battle every element with
in this nation and outside of this nat
ion, that obstructs our right to troC
this Royal Road of Romance.
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CALVIN'S DIGEST
(For Calvin News Service
THERE'S A LEVELING-

THERE'S A LEVELlNG-
The most impressive signs of the
times" are that there is a leveling, a
colossal adjustment of Natures law of
inequality. Nothing is equal, no one is
equal, inequality of beings is the law
of the material and spiritual world.
Paradoxically, this titanic, variegated
inequality trends toward an ultimate
EQUALITY.
Mediation abhors a vacuum and
events indicate that human society
abhprs stark extremes of bloated
wealth and sickly %pauperism. Cur
rent events prove that no nation a
escape the consequences of its acts;
and the same is imacutably true of in
dividuals.
The purging fires of war are pull
verizing Great Britain's age-old caste
system. There is being done far more
violently than the great American De-
preston brought tolerance and under
standing through common ~sufferings
and denials; and the end is not yet in
sight.
Selfish. die-hards whine and
whimper for "the good old days,
blind to the signs of the times, deaf to
Gods Voice laundering out of the
hearts of men demanding BALANC-
ED lives and a chance for every man
and every race ID come UP!
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WANT TO BUY

WANI To bU
Furniture of all kinds-dressers,
beds, end tables, chairs and chest
of drawers or complete home
apartment furnishings. Kettles and
dishes. Sell Us yours.
IDEAL Furniture Mart, oath &
Lake Street-WE. 1924
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Dashing Dee Bredin Talks
On Round-WorId Hookup
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

DID YOU hear the daShing
Dee Bredin on that big round
the-world hook-up last night
Chatted pleasantly into the
mike from her current news-poSt
a-w-a-y down in Batavia and two
Of the most interested listeners.
YOU can bet, were the Gaylord
w. ellis JrS, Son-in-law and
daughter of the chic broadcaSter.
Not any too much activity
down there so Mrs. Bredin prob-
ably will be returning TO her
Sutton Place apartments in Man
haitian sometime next month.
THUMBING OVER our blue
and gold Michigan Social Regis
ter we notice Mrs. Henry B. JOY
has far-and-away the longest list
of clubs in the BOOKS of them
and they cover half a page -.
WE THOUGHT they we're kid
ding when they told us they
were going to Detour' but they
weren't.
Mrs. Lloyd F. Eagan and Mrs.
Charles +. DriScoll have been
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Durocher, who live in
the Northern Michigan spot and
recently progress d 10 The
Shows.
Will be back in their respective
local haunts in couple of
weeks.
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES
BARRETT of Wildemere avenue
and their young. Marjorie and
James, no sooner got in from
their stay at Indian Trail Lodge
than they began TO make plans
for still another trek.
This one has taken Mrs. B.
and the children 10 Sun Valley
and a little later in the season,
they'll meet Mr.. Barrett in
Spokane, Wash,
RECENT LITTLE party which
professed itself as being IAN ex-
petition organized in search Of
better food apparently found
same as they rendered us a
menu of their findings that's had
our palate atwitCh for hours.
Eugene O'Brien and his daugh-
ter Miss Marty; Louis Calhern,
Chuck" Gershenson Miss Toni
Favor Mrs. r. w. Feldman and
Miss Dorothy Gish were along
and dipped into a "a Can't and
then antipasto and down through
planked steaks and creme de
menthe frappeS and brandy
What's become OF the Harper S
Bazaar nine-day dict?
FOLLOWING A long motor
trip into Canada and then down
through the Smoky Mountains
DR.. and Mrs. Paul G.. Shell are
driving to Fort Lauderdalc, Fla.
where they will make their
home.
The bride is the former Miss
Velna Fay, daughter Of Mr. anc
Mrs. Eugene Fay of Howell
Mich.
Doctor Shell has been practic
ing in Fort Laudcrdale since his
graduation from medical Schoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

at the University OF Tennessee
several years ago.
CHARLES WORSLEY was
recently host 10 his cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Davis of Topeka,
Kan, who were TOundly-feted
during their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sieber of
Windsor gave a tea for the Da-
viSeS and Mrs. James Hill gave
a dinner at Mr.. WorSley's home
in Woodbine drive. 10 mention
but a few of the gatherings.
MR.. AND MRS. HAYWARD
YORK and their small son, Tony.
have returned TO their home in
Harvard road following a stay
at Virginia Beach, Va.
MISS DOROTHY CLING and
Miss Betty Eansor are down in
Atlantic City for a time and will
be stopping in both New York
and Washington, d. c., before
returning to Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. JACK HOLT
Of Belvidere avenue recently re-
turned from a trip to Georgian
Bay. While there they went TO
Killarney and Little Current and
spent much time fishing, summing
and visiting with mutual ac-
quaintanceS who had made the
trip on their own boats.
This is a frequent trip for
the Hollis and one of their
foyOritpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Miss Berger
In East With
Miss Held

MISS THELMA BERGER Of
Nottingham road and Miss
Muriel Held of East Jefferson
avenue are paying a visit to the
Copley-Plaza Hotel in Copley
Square, Boston
MISS NORMA WELLS of
Crosse Pointe Farms has just
spent. two weeks at Oakledge
Manor in Burlington, VT, on the
shores of Lake Champlain.
MRS. FRANK A. KELLY of
East Jefferson avenue is in New
York City at the Henry Hudson
Hotel in West Fifty-Seventh
street.
MR.. AND MRS. WENDELL.
ANDERSON will be among the
guests at a large dinner dance
which Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Hill
born of New York will give Sat-
urday evening at Mayfair, y
their Bermuda home.
DIR. AND MRS. w. n. BRAD
LEY and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Stevens have recently arrived at
Lake Louise in the Canadian
Rockies and are staying at the
famous Chateau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
EssIingers
acationing at
Cherry Beach

MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS J..
ESSLINGER of Evanston avenue
and their daughter. Ruth, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Esslinger
and daughter, Audrey, are hav-
ing many joyous hours in their
Summer home in Cherry Beach,
Mich.
JOHN A. FRY of East Jeffer-
son avenue is among the recent
arrivals at the Waldorf Astoria
in New York City
MR.. AND MRS JOHN OR
CUT of Oil City, Pa. who have
been the guests of Mrs. Marion
Stark of Fisher avenue and also
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl circuit Of
Lahser road, left early this
morning with their son, Arnold,
for the east,
CHARLOTTE BRADY Of Bel
videre avenue is planning a trip
out California way the first Of
August
MISS CARROLL ANN
KORN f + + Ell, the young
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Korneffel of Three-Mile drive,
recently returned from a two
weeks vacation at Camp Wath-
ana, near Holley, Mich.
MRS. JOHN MARQUARDT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Music Camp Dance Set

The annual modern dance pro-
gram. featuring 100 dancers Of
the National Music Camp, will be
presented at the Interlochen Bowl
tomorrow night. Dr. Howard Han
son, director of the Eastman
School of Music will conduct the
National High School Orchestra
during the concert. The feature
of the musical program will be
the presentation Of Doctor Han
sons own composition, Romantic
Symphony"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
n N ay9 f: 'x

MRS. DWIGHT DOUGLAS and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Sweet Stearns sailed the SIS North America
for Harbor Beach. visit Mrs. Roy D. Chaplin
happy ignorance of the commoon they had caused
Mr.. Douglas :. who executive of the company,
a the pier them off &C..
1t getting close to sailing time and no Mrs. D..
and friends.
"Oh, they'll be along ~ O'clock affirmed Mr..
Douglas. unperurbed
"Why, the sails IL 80 said the captain.
ct does. :. exclaimed Mr.. Douglas. running to
telephone
Well. they made it. arriving beamng and the
acme of chic.
Mrs Douglas in a print dress and white hat and
Mrs Stearns in navy and white
The Douglas youngest child 80. David. has been
aboard the boat for a week 49,. with his governess
He is the pet of the officers and and all the
passengers -.
Nice Informal =. . Chatty Get-Toeether
ONE OF those nice . informal chatty get.togethers
-. the luncheon given for of the seasons debs
by Betsy Crombe.
Mrs Thyrza w. Crombe and daughters. Betsy and
Mary have the Misses Clara and Virginia Hodges
house in Beverly road Crosse Ponte Farms Tor the
Summer.
1t was there that the luncheon given.
The girls seated about the pretty appointed table
$50 EIspeth Herbert Margaret and Elizabeth Mary Ham-
ton Jane Howarth Molly Cameron Jean Frischkorn
and Patricia Talbot
School and College Set at Club
THE SCHOOL and college tonight will have the
of the Detroit Boat Club -.
The boys and girls glad know that they
going be catered to. never before.
This erstwhile staid and conservative club =. 1t is
hoped by the Activities Committee soon VIII be the
favorte dancing and night spot of the members young
sons and daughters and their friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Tony BiddIe
Gives London
Style Leads
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Wax
or no war, London has avail
ened to the fact that Anthony J.
Drexel Biddle Jr, knows q
thing or two about what the
well-dressed man will wear"
And in a recent issue of the
English Taller, the American
representative TO the exiled gov
ernments OF Poland, Holland.
Belgium and Norway won this
sartorial praise, nobody will
question that, for the moment,
Mr.. Biddle is the best dressed
ambassador in London"
True-but Tony" is also one
OF the hardest working of the
diplomats in the English capital
and spends never less than II
hours daily at his job of looking
after the interests OF the four
countries mentioned above.
One day, recently. Tony"
lunched with Queen Wilhelmina
TO discuss important topics con-
nected with her Holland and his
u. S. A. That same night he
dined with King Haakon Of Nor
way and later had a business
meeting with the exiled mon
arch. Then followed a midnight
conference with Belgian officials
and. believe il or not, that very
morning-the only time he had
free-Ambassador Biddle break
tasted with a Polish delegation
functioning in London.
Some day!
Mrs. Biddle, daughter OF the
late William Boyce Thompson.
who has had quite an exciting
time these last two years, does
much TO take certain social
duties off her husbands hand
and she has become, / hear. Al
great favorite with Queen Will
helmina-who probably is inn
pressed with the fact that Mrs.
Biddle, in an unofficial capacity.
is one OF the powers" in the
international diamond industry.
having inherited from her father
large interest in the greatest
Of the South African diamond
syndicates.
In other. less warlike days the
Dutch queen also had a large
financial interest in the diamond
industry which maintained head
quarters in Amsterdam.
WHEN ELSA MAXWELL
landed in Newport-for the
FIRST time-the other day
after playing the role Of tho
duchess in Somerset Maugham'H
fine play Our Betters," at the
'Straw-hat' circuit in nearby
Matunuck, a surprise was await
ing her.
While lunching with Julia
Berwind at her palatial Films. I"
the butler informed La Maxwell
that his honor, the mayor OF
Newport. would like to see her.
Seeming a gag" the willy
Elsa shifted a so what and
continued with her luncheon.
much 10 the embarrassment Of
the very correct Servitor.
For. 10 and behold! Herbert r.
MacCauley. Viewpoints mayor
WAS calling on Elsa.
Convinced il wasn't a trick.
Elsa rushed out 10 meet Mayox
MacCauley and was flabber-
gasted when that dignitsry pre-
Sented her with the key 10
Newport"
He didn't promise. however,
that the key would unlock the
front door Of Mrs. Auchincloss's
"HammerSmith's farm" Mrs
Watts Sherman's villa in Shep-
ard avenue: Mrs. Lewis Cass
Ledyard's Sunset Ridge" or
Mrs, Paul Fitz-Simon' Harbour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

and daughter-in-law, Mrs. John
arquardt Jr., and grand
daughter, Lucanna, have been
making an extende ID tour
through the state Of Florida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Hail Cadillac Descendants

All descendants of Count Cadil-
lac, the founder of Detroit. now
living in the city, will be honored
July "a at ceremonies marking
the two hundred and fortieth an
niversary of Detroit. A reception
in their honor will be sponsored
by the Detroit Business Pioneers
and the Detroit Old Timers Asso-
citation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
O'Connor studio

% Common studio.
LUCILLE BELL. daughter
Of the Floyd NJ. Bells, will
become the bride of Roy w.
Burkhardt Of Toledo in the
chapel Of jefferson Avenue
Baptist Church Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
A Sequel TO Marriage Meddierl

stoutly, carefully suppressing the
fact that it bad taken some per-
suasion TO convince Dicky that
Marion wasinot really infatuated
with some unknown man. and
had not left college for his sake
"And your father" persisted
Philip Veritzen.
"My father believes a. we do"
I said steadily, that Marion In
some way il in the power OF
these gangsters, or thinks she il.
She either IL being terrorized by
threats OF terrible harm TO some
one she loves, or she Is shielding
some one"
All The expletive was as
eloquent as a whole volley Of
comment from most other men.
but i had no time 10 wonder II
II might not mean a change NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

sured. In this case, however, -
/ heSitated and Olga said
breathlesSly, Go on"
eve fear for Marion's life, her
honor. and possible torture"
Philip Veritzens hands clenchec
into fists. and he uttered an ex
ploSive imprecation.
SLOW In the world could they
kidnap her from college like
that big one In Northampton :"
Olga asked when she had
steeled herself 10 hear more OF
the tale which she was finding
so narrowing.
"They didn't kidnap her." /
said steadily. apparently she
went away of her own accord
with q man whom. she has writ
ten 60 Ronald. she Is going 10
marry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Pitfalls of Love

OLGA SMILED wanly al me a!
she answered my attempt al re
assurance.
81 know" she said. every
thing came out all right In the
end, But the long weeks Of hor-
ror when I did not know tt my
child were living or dead--they
took years from my life. And
Lillian has gone through this be-
fore, hasn't she: Didn't you tell
me that Marion and her room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

mate w ere
once kidnapped
from he ir
&C n O oil and
held for ran
som ."
"BIt h a [
was only for
q short period
Of tim r." l
told her. land
we found out
airly soon
tn at II we
complied with
c ertRin de-
IN n n d =, the
safety OF the
girls was as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
OLGA INCREDULoUs

I had a purpose in putting the
thing thus bluntly. / wanted TO see
the reaction of these two ultra
worldly people, not too closely corr
nected with the Underwoods, 10
my news.
There was a blank. tense silence
for the fraction OF a second. Then
Olga's voice rose IN a sort OF de-
fiant chant
81 don't believe II, even II
she wrote II in her own hand"
she said somebody made her
write It,"
She had risen 10 Marion's de-
Tense as she would TO that Of her
own beloved daughter, and l knew
that for a time following Olina's
disappearance the same awful fear
had come 10 her which for a little
while had lain cooled around Lii
lian's heart-the fear that an
adored child might have forgotten
the ideals and the training Of all
her young life. and gone over an
abyss from which IL might he i'm
possible 10 rescue her.
II am. ~ glad you believe
that" | told her warmly 1T Is
what we all believe. Indeed, l
think Lillian would 20 mad II
she was compelled TO entertain
any other theory"
HUSBAND DOES
do your husband and your
father share your BELIEF" Philip
NeritZen asked
INV husband docs" said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
BY Adele Garrison
By Bob Ripley

opinion on his. part. for Olga
broke IN insiStently, almost I'M
peratively.
VERITZEN AGREES
Phillip" she adjured him with
great eyes fixed on his Surely
YOU share our belief about Ma
rion. You do not doubt her ?"
Did he hesitate before answering
her? l could not be sure, for il
was so short an interval as 10 bt
almost imperceptible. And hi:
eyes. as he looked down into hei
imploring ones, were filled with
smiling, tender reinsurance.
Surely you do not doubt me-"
he countered Don't YOU know.
always. that your beliefs are
mine ."
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
HUSBAND DOES

do your husband and your
father share your BELIEF" Philip
NeritZen asked
my husband does" / said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Their Loves Were Sunk by the Swastik

Read The American Weekly with Of The SUNDAY
convoy by Judge though
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

Answer to yesterdays puzzle