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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Evening Classes for
Adult Education
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

themselves. They should observe
TO the best of their ability the
following suggestions:
Be regular in attendance.
Be punctual.
Bring materials with which to
work.
Do careful work at home.
Inform instructors of reason
for frequent or repeated abb
sence.
Home Hygiene
Do you know how to give
nursing care to a person sick
in your home? If you do not,
you may learn now.
You will be taught such skills
as making bed with a sick
person in it, giving bed bath to
a sick person, taking his tenn
perature, giving medicines. car
ing for a person who rs iii with
a catching disease, getting a
convalescent person out of bed.
and many other useful skills
and up-to-date information on
the prevention and spread Of
disease in your family and COM
munity.
You may attend these classes
at the Northwestern Evening
School, Grand River and West
Grand boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
II S Easier
To Admit
Truth
BY HELEN ROWLAND

AN ARGUMENT is something
like marriage-the easiest thing
in the world TO get into, and the
most difficult TO get out of,
gracefully.
Did you ever find a man who
would admit that he was wrong
in an argument?
For that matter. did you ever
know woman who would admit
that she was unreasonable, Or
that she was actually FAT? Or
that she was over forty-five?
Did you ever know a man
who would admit that he was
drunk? Or that he was lazy or
slow. or too old 10 have an eye
tor the girls
GETTING PEOPLE TO admit
things is the most difficult feat
on earth. l gave it up long ago.
Just to save my nerves! We
spend most of our spare time
lodging the facts about our
selves. Long after we have ceased
10 deceive our mirrors or our
friends, we keep right on deceiv-
ing ourselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Frocks Have
Dignified
.Charm
BY JOAN DEAN

THIS COLUMN is addressed
TO women-not misses or junior
babes. To the mature woman
whose career or homemaking
does not interfere with her
varied social activities. And
who naturally belongs to one or
more clubs.
January is the month when
you are buster than the pro-
verbal bee with club affairs.
Important club meetings are
held-usually new officers are
elected this month. And you'll
be participating in the new
organization work, too.
sO-BEFORE you become too
occupied with club business, we
suggest you pick a new frock.
Choose a dress that's youthfully
flattering, which you'll delight
In wearing on the platform as
we'll as in the audience.
II you're a candidate for a
club office-or your best friend
is running for president and
you're out campaigning for her
you'll want a new outfit. You
know how much il means to be
we'll groomed. Why, one look at
you in your new frock may sway
dozens OF votes in the right
direction,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06


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dry mustard. y tablespoon sugar, =
teaspoon salt y cup lemon juice. y
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

NOW THAT the holidays are
definitely over, youngsters are
going back to school the
house is in order again a n d
mother at liberty to pursue her
own ambitions. For those who
have spare time and wish TO
improve it, there are evening
classes in the public schools.
First, there are adult classes
in Homemaking at Northwest
ern High School.
These homemaking courses,
as the name implies, deal with
all activities that enter into the
management of the home. A
new term begins Immediately.
The fee for registration is 81
this is the only charge for
the term Of u weeks.
Many Subjects
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

SPRING BOLERO dresses are
featured styles for women. This
January the latest boleros top
prints. lightweight woolens and
plain rayons. They're fashioned
with square OR rounded lines
and often contrast with the
ldress. coming in new color COM
fbinations.
You'll like a brief jacket or
bolero on one of the fresh.
ng-iooking womens dresses
now being shown in a particular
local shop II takes years off
your aga frock- of this type
Not that you're elderly-just
that you like 10 KEEP your
youthful appearanceD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Don't Be Distressed
Over Growing Pains
BY DONNA GRACE

WE FIND there are A number
Of young persons who are fright
-eAeA and distressed over Their
so-called growing pains. Some
girls tell us they are quite sure
theirs are different and more
painful than they should be. For
them we suggest that they go
and be advised by a physician
There is nothing new about
such little twinges when one is.
growing. For some. they seem
10 continue we'll into the TWEEN
tics Quick relief from even the
most agonizing pain was one our
physician preScribed-simply TO
jump up and stomp about. and
in a fash the misery disappears.
1t may sound heroic but il al
ways worked for us and we offer
II TO you.
Hand Exercises
Fingers. too, may become
-cramped. For the young. a good
bit of hand exercise followed by
massage will be the relief. Ma
ture persons may do the same
but for them hand and finger
twinges may mean A symptom
of other trouble and they should
see their physician.
Modern physicians tell us
there would be less of these
twinges if the diet was suitable.
They will know what food ele-
ments are lacking. also If one
might be allergic TO foods in
cluded in their diet.
Supple, active muscles are less
likely to be cramped and for
this, the remedy is to keep ac-
tive. Exercises need not be bor-
ing either.
The Ballet Step
Nearly all of the younger set
know how to walk about ballet
fashion. on their toes. This. and
other poses in the preliminary
ballet work are by far the best
for either developing or reducing
the legs.
We may AS we'll list the rest
Of them, too, as they all come up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

SMALL CHECKS in gray and
white make one OF the freshest
OF these new models. The ma
terial is a rayon crepe which
resembles surah. And the bolero
jacket is plain black with mar
row checked cuffs on the long
sleeves. It's lined with the
checked print.
Has clever shoulder slot
pocket detail with a red hankie
in one for accent. And the dress
with its smart square neckline
Is trimmed with a square yoke
below with three tucks orna-
mented with three bright red
star buttons. Buttons are
chained with wee silver links.
too. This dress, in sizes 3S-42,
is S21.95.
PRINTED SILK jersey is a
favorite material for womens
afternoon dresses for Spring.
Jersey always wears well. and in
a gay print, II gives a touch OF
brilliant color 10 your wardrobe,
which you'll appreciate.
The dress sketched has white.
green and red flowers on
royal blue ground. It's made
with a gored skirt with fullness
all around. a self belt with
leather buckles and passcmen-
terie pockets which are placed
below the tucked detail Al the
shoulders Bracelet sleeves are
ltucked. also In sizes 49, 20
1S10 IS
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
II Is LIFE

1.-The shines the bad and the good rain falls u
just as much the fields good the rains fall
william those titled by saint SO goes throughout most all
human experiences and activities This bold the
forces that of evil They at first punishment get
with it-apparantly Thus fourshes Des,ie this
of affairs Christianity hasourished centuries and
today force that approaches good at meant
it to be- There who regard religion as holding
any hope These of atheist belief are not numerous if we but
the avowed and outspoken variety evidence of ones
inner thoughts have their own To think by
expressing opinion by can avoid the CONSEQUENT
of msspent life is foosheven the children know this kind
of unbeiever.
The churchgoer who takes or her voice is heard
loudly in and prasng spends the
spreading Exercising petty Dictatorship of
her the famor concentrate entirely upon the
pursuit the almighty dollar religion than some self
atheists Honest doubts are allowed and in them we
find religion than exhibited bv the above des
crbed "Chrstans. "
Cheating deceit and unfarness bring money and mower
Such ways of life bring the top Of the nile TAX
mediate family. bring and delusion OF snch
what protch it to gain the whole world and lose his
sou?" The is of nothing And far the nai
of who this quotation is never have oport,
ity these talents larger scale than in
the immediate family circle of friends and since if apes
equally 10 petty yrants and who make mrhv ennrs
rise dust that they have power and glory dooSn =
ee that lot Of sympahyeekcr petty dictaors and tbo lilo
catch to their real with both God and man
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10

tec its territory and national way of life But when
imitation Caesars of the old world hungry eyes to the
wealth and resources of the United States will
divide it. The dumbest of men will agree that high time
we get ourselves an army and navy fight off any attack
Accordingly have embarked vast program of arma
nen making We have tartedaOs scratch-and are
pretty close to that point after and hv?
most entirely because various unions foreign agators have
done everything they could to prevent
from being ready for a war.
AS of today enough time has been to 90 long way
en- the program by strikes whchhad either raising
already nigh wages sabotage And what
done about it? Very little 1t high treason to berav one
country or try to do and if nt mighty close to treason t.
ere win the defense program old fashioned To
ana many others the woefu laundering about
ana frequent strikes indicate that there is something
somewhere Inc Secretary OF Labor God bless the old
should be retired to the old ladies' home replaced by mar
whose St ocla ACT VII! be To depor Harry Bridges
ooer III investigation OF the union leaders who have
sought TO BRING strikes to defence industries obscure an1
to act fortnight when evidence indicates that NOTHING moro
IMAM Tying up needed arms OUTPUT back Of their minds
Unions are good and most useful Instruments Of ass,rn,
fair deal to the laborng and nobody with any sense
lar play condemns them BUTTONS leaders have nothne
mind but interfering with defense plans are horse Of
another color Smearing the and newspapers patriotic
enough to note the fact is OF scls propapanda plans
yet invented and which Slcnccs many who are aware OF
aht-Amean individuals sonthcrc or employed later bv either
germany Russia or Spanand having worked their way
into TINS or that union arc doing their worst Most Of theso
SNAKES IN the gS are in the eastern and far western part
inc country but generous ypinknc of them seem TO hang
ont elsewhere anywhere that the local industrial arc oroooo1
goods orders
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10

is engaged in spy work and in
recruiting and organizing It's
membership.
1t is understood that the Fa-
langa was formerly an innocent
Spanish order but which now
has been perverted by Hitler
who put pressure OH the Spanish
leader with hope that thereby
he could influence Latin Ameri-
%.
While this organization CON
contracts its activities to Contra
America, the neWS-hOunG OF
this newspaper. who has the
faculty of running into things
distinctly none of his business.
IS inclined to believe the Falan-
"a has q chapter right here in
town and about seven Others
not so far away. This in addi-
ion to the previously discovered
assortment of bundS and what.
lots which flourish in the coal
ields and which nobody take
seriously.
Foreign organizations which
at home are deadly serious and
top not at murder have q wav
If dcgeneating into mere >ocia'
organizations here brought ON
~ various national groups that
know the American way of If
is BEST but who ike to bcIono
to groups connected with the
land Of their origin.
Albeit, there is an clement Of
danger in them, for there is So
much watching" going ON if
IS no secret from the neighbor.
what occurs here"
The Falanga has dug up some
of the prcttiest young women
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
GASOLINE SHORTAGE
NOT APPARANT HERE

Despite the fact that rationing
IN OF gasoline is several weeks
DID, now sins Of rationing have
actually been observed in this
section. True enough gasoline in
wholesale transactions has been
cut to a low percentage to the
hlllng stations, but the cut was
based on the July sales. The
percentage in some cases has
permitted some dealers to get
more gasoline than they normal
~ would for the fail months it
has been said.
The ECKER is that in July gaa
consumption is at its peak and
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
Jersey City Housing
Project Bars COlOred Folks

JERSEY CITY.-In spite of
d long fight y local families and
the NAACP branch here, appli-
cations of Negro families for
occupancy in the new Lafayette
Gardens housing project APP
parantly have been rejected.
The project now receiving its
first tenants, is in an area
where Negro and white families
have lived side by side for more
than thirty years.
After a visit by delegation
headed by the Reverend Elias
). Hardge, president of the
Ministerial Alliance and the MA
ACP branch here, to the nation
al office kilograms were dispatch
ed by Walter White to Mavor
Frank Hague and to Nathan
StrauS head of the United Stat
IS Housing Authority, urgin
ADMISSION of Negro families
to the project.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
"FALANGA" is NEWEST
FOREIGN ISM GROUP

The newest of the crop of ism
secret societies brought over
here from Europe is the Spanish
FaIanga. 1t operates from a
headquarters in Cuba and has
for itsf emblem a bow crossed
by several arrows, the bow be.
ing distorted ard at several feet
the whole family resembles q
Dug. the ends Of the arrows
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
BRITISH AGENCY ON SPOT

NEW YORK.-The British
Purchasing Agency is charged
with barring not only Jews Ger
mans and South Irish from EN-
ployment but the NAACP stat
ed that it understands Negroes
also are barred.
The Commission has denied
charges of racial discrimination
made against it at a recent hear
ing before the Congressional
commission Investigating motion
picture propaganda, but the So
cial Security Board admitted
that racial restrictions appear
cd on official employment blanks
for the British agency. Social
Security spokesman said that
special qualifications such as
religion, race or religious des-
cent are never raised except at
the request of the employer.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
GETTING READY FOR WARM REVERSE

The vast American industrial machine is now engaged i'm
making the thousand and gadgets which employed
modern warfare. Events III hcod world plain we
had better ourselves and do right are men
who would strip America of hcrwcah enrich world
super nation now in the making In plain words Germany plan
to first conquer and ensave all Europe and then the Americas
I make Germany the supernaon Evidence Thu aim
y Iph Hitler is beyond contradiction.
The United states of America pcace-oving nao, an,
maintained the huge navy needed TO pro
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10

giving the bug-like appearance.
The Falanga is backed by
General Franco (Spain) and he
IN turn is backed or rather COM
PEELED, by Adolph Hitler.
Aims Of the Falanga are to
ALLEVIATE Latin American affec-
ton from the United States. To
pave the way for a German in
VaSion and in any way possible
forward German aims for this
hemisphere.
AT present The organization
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10

my reasonable percentage of
cut in supply for any other one
month not only may still allow
a normal supply but even per-
it more than the place would
sell without any restrictions at
ALL Apparently boss Ickes. fell
down on this aspect.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10

(white and colored) for recruit
ing purposes and the strange
but friendly beauty who leads
one on may have for her aim
nothing more than entangline
you with the Falanga. Not III
III New York. or down in Cuba.
but right here.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Aids

s,IhSes3 hcloS ana poisonous wastes I'm vo,,r
blood are removed chiefly thru o %ijiinn yyTTIr
oeicste Kidney tubes or filters And non,
pytsSan.c ana non-systemic disorders of tho
Eraiuheys or Bladder may cause GETTING Tin
ESghts. Nervousness. Leg Pains. Circles mr.
Act aet.,a Eyes. Dizziness. Back ache, Swollen
ra.cn or Stunning Passages. In many such
eases the diuIetic action OF the Doctor's me-
ScIiption Cystex helps the Kidneys Clean ont
ExeeSs acids This plus the palliative WORK of
Ssh'eA may easily MAKE you feel like n i,eyn
person In Just few DAYS. Try Cystex p,ndcr
t We guarantee OF money back unless com.
s;edIe .y sdatisned Cystex costs only Sc n doso
y '"'''se pEoIcets you.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-10-10
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911

The Mcdowell Times is very apprecative Of the excel
lent 1871 edition Blue Book courtesy the
Hale Watkins of Charleston it's editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
HOPES FOR U. S. AID
8 Navy Filters Killed;
.2Crdshes Probed

PENSACOLA. Fla. Sept d
INS)-Navy authorities today
investigated two planes crashes in
which six fiers from the Pensa.
icola naval air base were killed.
Four men died when their plane
fell during a storm near Bay
Springs. Miss. yesterday and two
Others were killed when their ship
went out OF control and crashed
ION the Senta Rosa Peninsula.
Victims in the Bay Springs
crash were identified as T. O Car
ter Pensacola; Jessie Wilcox,
Warrington. Fla; s Oldaker and
b. Il. Barbour. In the Santa Rosa
crash the victims were Naval
Cadet Charles Pilinski, "a, of
Green Bay. Wis. and Ensign DON
aid Utz. u, of Port Washing
ton, n Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Reported Offered
Turkey by Reich

LONDON, Sept. 25-The diplo-
matte correspondent Of the Lon
don Evening Standard reported
today that Franz Won Papen, Ger
man ambassador TO Ankara. has
presented this Hitler Bargain" TO
Turkey:
Firstly. If Turkey will denounce
her alliance with England and re-
main a neutral spectator OF Ger
man drive along the Black Sea to
the Caucasus and Iran, Germany
will:
Guarantee Turkish inde-
pendenCe.
Cede Turkey the Black Sea
littoral 10 the Sea Of Azov.
Cede the Azerbaijan region.
Secondly. If Turkey will swing
to the AXIS. she will get all the
above. plus Syria. Armenia, Pales-
tine and RuSso-Turkestan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity 49, Shifting wind
reaching 80 TO IS miles per hour TODAY
diminishing tonight; rain today becoming
partly cloudy tonight and Friday. mucl
cooler tonight cooler FRIDAY; highest tenn
nerature today about 80 lowest tonight
about 30, highest FRIDAY about 60
Lower Nich gan shifting winds reach
inr l0 POI 40 miles per hour TODAY diminish
1E tonight rain today becoming pauIy
cloudy 'auieht and Friday. much cooler
tcriFht cooler Friday
Upper Michigan Rain TODAY hecominf
partly cloudy tonight and Friday much
c0oIer today and tonight. strong northwest
erv winds today, diminishing tonight
Indiana Southwestery winds reaching
aa io ih miles per hour. shifting % north
westerly today and diminishing tonight
rain no forenoon today becoming partly
cloudy M the afternoon. fair tonight and
Friday. much cooler today and tonight
Ohio Southwestcriy winds reaching - 70
~ mites ger hour today. becoming north
westerly and diminishing tonight rsin ir
west portion today. partly cloudy ton ghi
and FRIDAY. much cooler tonight: cooler
Friday. 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Finland Denies
British Threat
InternstIonal So ssr,tee eabIe

international News service taole
STOCKHOLM, Sept. Io.--Re-
ceipt by Finland Of A British note
setting forth the British attitude
toward the war between Finland
and the Soviet" was reported IN a
Finnish news agency dispatch from
Helslnki today.
According To the agency British
press dispatches and radio broad
casts claiming Britain warned Fin
land she would be regarded as a
"Belligerent enemy If she per-
siStS IN fighting beyond the old
Finnish border were incorrect.
The Finnish government was
10 have announced that
contents Of the note and measures
the Finnish government may take
in tins matter Will be duly an
nOunced at a later date"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Oyster Price
Gulf Storm May Bring
rs Pct. Increase
International New. service wiz,

NEW ORLEANS, S sept. rs
The severe damage left in the
wake Of two recent gulf storms
may send the price of oysters sky
rocketing Is per cent, Louisiana
conservation officials Indicated to-
day.
Tremendous backwaterS along
the coastal area, the breeding
ground for-t S., 100000 annual
oyster crop. have threatened the
entire oyster productions of Louis
lana by the impairment of the
balance of salt and fresh water in
which The bivalveS exist.
Wild duck and muskrats losses
will run into huge amounts Of
fiCials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

belligerent zones. lie added. how
ever. that he does not think the
question of arming the ships is as
vital to the future course of the
country as would be proposal
to allow ships unrestricted free
dom on the high seas.
Referring TO repeal OF the act,
Taft said:
'T think II would be equiva-
lent to declaration of war,
certainly II would grant au-
thority for an undeclared war"
In neutral diplomatic quarters
in Washington. the view prevails
that once American merchant
ships are armed Germany will
assume the right to sink them
without warning and without even
giving the crew an opportunity to
enter bfeboats first, as was done
in the case Of the Robin Moor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Detroit Sisters Win
DAMAGES in Ontario

Two Detroit sisters, Anita
CoombS. 81. and Ena CoombS, 81,
both of 136 Clairmount avenue,
today won awards in a damage
suit in a verdict handed down by
Mr.. Justice Ifegg Of the Ontario
Supreme Court.
The sisters were involved In an
automobile collision last Decem-
Der and resulting injuries left
their faces SCARED. The driver
of the other car. Herbert Ewes OF
|Lyndoch.- Ont. was ordered 10 pay
Anita Coombs S4,2S7 and her sis
ter 1858.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Calls Communism a Bubble

HAMILTON. n. Y, Sept. Is
GNS) George b. Gluten, preSi-
dent of Colgate University today
called the shot on communism
saying:
As an iridcscent dream COM
munism ranks high, but as
working society II has never
reached Class b"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
ADNEhIlshMhtI
Some DOn'S
for PimpEes

Don't scratch -- d mt squeeze
pimples YOU may infect yourself.
Don't suffer from itching OF pim-
plies. Eczema, angry red blotches
.or other irritations, when soothing
.Peterson's Ointment offers YOU
quick relief Makes the skin look
better, feel better. Csc all druggists.
Money back II one application does not
delight YOU. peterson's Ointment also
soothos irritatcd. tired or itchy feet
ard cracks between toes.