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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
Inkster Jottings
By MRS. ErcENIA o'RAySoN

Miss Mary Butler and William
stroud were guests OF honor at a
party given az the home OF Mrs
Wallace on Hickory street. The
hostess Of the evening we're Mes
danes Claddia Stroud and NJ. Wal
lace. Saumptour and tasty menu
was served Guests included Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Morrison Mrs
VI. wallace Mrs. Fannie Stroud
the Rev. and Mrs. A. ID. Evans. Mrs.
r. Burnside.
Mesdamcs j. Bush and Moner and
Misses Doris Bush. +. Monor and
Bertha Moner recently visited their
uncle in Ohio. They also visited
Shiloh Baptist church while there
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. McNeeley oil
Walnut street were hosts Al dinner
al their home Tuesday evening
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence yerdun and son, the
Rev and Mrs Brantley and Miss
Madeline DeFils.
Madeline was also guest Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Jessie Mack and
daughter. Idell recently and attend.
ed picnic OF the Girls reserves
al Rouge Park.
or interest 10 friends and rela-
tiyes in Inkster was the birthday
celebration given by Mr.. and Mrs
Elijah kellog OF Owens street in
Detroit in honor OF their son
simon. Guests from lnkster includ.
ed Mesdames j. W kcllog and
Robertson. Miss Genevicve Walker
Baby Betty Jean and Messrs Ralph
Plummer and Burnies Davis.
The Smart SET club met at the
home Of Mrs. Knox on Inkster
Road Thursday. June 10 The chick
or dinner will he held June ls az the
home OF Mrs. Beatrice Springer on
Spruce street.
Miss Eta White OF 43l4 Spruce
street has returned home after her
STAY in Highland Park where she
attended the Highland Park Sen
Tor High
The children OF lnkster nursery
school spen, Monday afternoon at
Inkster Park. Refreshments were
matted milk and graham crackers,
The outing. which marked the
temporary closing OF the school,
was under the supervision Of Mrs.
J. Kellogg Misses Madeline De-
Fills and Oyon Morris.
Womack Temple
In enumeration OF Fathers Day
the Rev. s. A. Sea spoke on "A Call
for Men His text was taken from
Genisis 1914 and Is.
Or. Brantly spoke In the after
noon under the auspices OF the
Missionary society.
First Baptist
All day was known as Women s
Day" Mrs. Grimes OF the State
convention and Mrs. Bryant OF
Second Baptist church. Detroit
were speakers. Mrs. A. L. Merritt
presided as pastor.
The services ended with tesiI-
monial meeting sun. evening. The
partial report OF monies collected
was $340.
Among the visitors were Mrs.
Richardson OF Detroit. Mrs. John
son o. Johnson's Flower shop. Con-
trihutors were Undertaken Ander-
son and Wright Mrs. Nance was
Continued on Page ~
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some li''l' inspiration 70 those WHO
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
SAGINAW NEWS

The II am service WAS well at
'eraed a. Zior R7r'is' church 81
vhah mo Rev Mr Toonsy is pas
'or Many visitors heard ne inter-
es'irr sermon
The tshor board closed rs pop
rlar''v contest with Mis- y Woods
emerging me victor. mss aiher-
.rc NcCionl WAS me oiher contes-
tart a total NJ S22 % vae raised.
lde BTU was conducted h Mes.
5 WaT'tlry yire president IN the
saserce ~ tho president. J. II.
Gray WHO 4. confined 70 bed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
Post Script

Al the party last Saturday. got
an excellent chance TO talk with
Doug" Williams who has just re-
turned from the Social Workers
convention In Atlanta and a motor
trip in the southeast An interest
ing and certainly important prob
lem that the convention addressed
itself 10 was what Can BE Done TO
Prepare the World for the Read
justment that is 10 Cons After the
war and This War Prosperity All
Of US will have 10 face this prob
lem some day. II would be wise TO
give some thought 10 II now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

rain. many attended. New members
were added to the membership. Re
freshments were served AT the close
OF the business period and all had
a delightful time. The next meeting
will be Saturday night. June 81. at
3SGS Twelfth street. at 3 o'clock.
All ciyic-minded persons are invit-
ed TO join and help build the club
IN 10 protect our civic rights. W.
II. Armstrong Is president.
The Ecorse Good Will club spon-
sored q successful party last week
The club held fine meeting Tues
day evening at Twins hall at
O'Clock. Otto Agnew Is president OF
the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

RaseAng. Mrs. Dennis.
AIRS. r. Williams, Mrs. Caledonia
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs A. Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brooks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Mary Reeder
Mr. and Mrs. James Foster. Mrs. b.
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. ] Carter, Tim Ber-
~. Earl Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Smith. Miss owens. Miss F,
Smith. l.. Graham, Miss y. Hawk
ms, John Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Franklin and John Ragland
Music was by Levy Williams OF
Vncilanti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
End Bapt- y. 9Th 4 Beakes I.
Rev. 4. W. Carpenter

Sunday school $50: morning
service. II; BYPU, s pm; eve
ming service, S. The Rev. Mr. Car
penier. Deacon Siarks. Mrs Mildred
Creme and Mrs. Edna Williams will
leave June IS for Grand Rapids "a
attend the District association.
Miss Ardlne Loving, previously an
nounced, will be AZ Second Baptis,
church June %. this musical pro-
gram IS sponsored by the Progress
sive club, Mrs. f. J. Lewis. chair
man. Mrs. c. w Carpenter and
Mrs. Poteat returned last week
from Indiana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

; June ia. About $50 children par
ticipatcd Winners OF the junior
eroup were Clarence johnson and
Barbara Jean Broadway. There
were also several winners in the
Intermediate Rroup. This program
Was IN charge Of John Williams,
Dorothy McMullen and Mamie Will
Hams.
The small girls and boys OF Elm
Park had soffhall game Nednes-
day on a vacant loi ~ Pingree and
Stanford. The hoys beat the girls
- 10 i. The hoys received a huge
bal Of popcorn for winning The
children ENJOY painting and deco
rating canisters from crisco cans.
a peanu, scramble Monday. June
ig and Flag parade later in me
week are the special events on the
program
Rex Weaver Jra who recently
graduated from Wilbes;cree uniyer-
S!it Is no~ q homc wi'h his pa
rent At III kehins'on street
Mrs Johnson charming Wife ot
~ r. Johnson OF petror. was a
welcome visitor az the nome 81 pr.
and Mrs Leach sunday afternoon.
Attorney Il VI Van Dyne gave
surprise breakfast party az his
home Sunday II was prepared by
" $. Euialia Hall sister ~ Toe
Louis. and served hy Miss Nir-
gina Brown OF saginaw Guests
we're pr [ 5. Bailey Attorney
iierher, Dudley Attorney Baker
Jr az BAY Ci'f Mr. and Mrs. Nc
ciarin and host % others. Mr..
Dudley was postmaster.
VT. Olive
a biz lawn social and barbecue
wil 30 held FRIDAY afternoon and
evening on Nj olive church lawn.
Mrs Blanche Slmms Is chairman
~ ne committee or arrangement.
The affair is being sponsored By
The Ada Berry Bb.e class.
Quinn Chapel
The choUs and chorus o. Quinn
1hapel AME church With other
members ana friends under the
.utect!on of NJ G0enola smith.
VII pieseni Queen Esther al
Quinn Chapf AME ch III
F,s,i seventh stree Friday. June
q 4, o'clock
Mex sunday The Junior church
vii conduct spec.al services a.
u 80 q M and : 50 I'm Al pm
ne pastor and Junior choir vii!
Worship ~ ihs PIG ~ Holiness
rurth white TIE Rev. VI. II.
Sarnense Will be fhe principal
caker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

Proving concluslvely that teach
ers can answer questions as well as
ask them, Robert H Morris, pro-
fessor OF physics at Booker T.
washington High school, Memphis
Tennessee. collects pile OF silver
dollars on the famous DOUBLE
OR NOTHING radio program.
Under the sponsorship OF the
makers OF PERMANENT. the spe-
cial DOUBLE OR NOTHING" show
was broadcast over station WHIPS.
Memphis. Tennessee. as part OF
the Cotton Carnival. Questions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
Flint Classified Ads

McCann's Pharmacy. the Friend
y Store. Prescription. and Drugs
Z. Stewart. Phone 1852 and
~. John 81.
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FLINT NEWS
A. TURNIPsEED. Representative ,soz Main Stree.

Among those who participated in
the grand march al the Elks ball
az the 18th annual session OF the
Michigan State association of the
lBPOE OF W WAS J Finley Wilson
(who led ~. Miss Elizabeth How
ard OF Temple No 555 OF Flint who
was crow med queen OF Michigan.
Miss Eulalia Hall o! Emma v kel-
lev Temple: Mr. and Mrs. 2. l..
Bryant OF Detroit Or s. Elliot.
Mrs Blanche Harrison. Ionic Dick
erson Of Ann Arhor: Beriiam "
Gregory Hosea Hubert, Fred Hart
Williams r G Gilchrist. Lucille
Hubert. susie Brazil and Mrs
Charlotte Mann O Detroit. Nc
Klnley Ice md Mrs Cleo Taylor
Of Lansing
Also members 81 the Sponsoring
committee Joseph Wisfail district
deputy ~ Northern Michigan. Ben
James general chairman ~ Lena
ia kson Woe hairman ~ Emma
Giegs seereiaryS Shedrifk Mat
thews, treasurer ~ Belts "
Jones G CarmichaeS Mills &.
CofieN r nibhs Gcoreia Hyehe
r Cousin z Parker Aibcr Har-
per. eAaNca ruier Odo. wilson
Lulu Frilo' r. Chaad.ef G X,
Robinson " James CLAUDIA Sn-
clair Louise N'Sfa'l Eaylsn Ma
shaw Rose Ru sarar Nisginid
james Florence Ts'ne Pairo'wsn
49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

the government with secondary,
or scrap. materials, such as alu-
minum and copper from kitchen
utensils and rubber from bicycle
tires.
Moreover. in gauglng the eco
nomic proves of the new united
(captive) states of Europe, the
answer cannot be founu simply by
adding the pre-war production OF
each occupied country. 1t is the
Teuton objective TO inject multi
plication into the new arithmetic
of Europe through applying mod
ern and more scientific techniques
of production and distribution.
In respect TO the latter, Europe
is covered by a network OF inter-
nal waterways designed to provide
economical transportation.
Under the forcible unite d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY 5000

system, and that certain other Eu-
ropean countries, nominally retain
ing independent tariffs systems,
will be tied TO the Nazi economy
through trade agreements.
Germany also intends to be the
financial center for clearing pay
Uents in settlement of trade bal
ances among European nations. II
Is already acting In that capacity
for Italy. Belgium, Holland, Nor
way, Swed n, Yugoslavia and
Switzerland.
According TO the Funk plan, cur
rencies of captive nations will
have a fixed relationship TO the
German reichmark, and hence TO
one another. Basic in the Nazi
economic philosophy is the con-
cept of barter. whereby imports of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

Prices Subject to 80 Sales Tar
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Booty:
Take Vital Ore
(Continued from Page six)

Continued from Page six)
pecially zinc, and an important
metal working industry in Silesia.
Poland is also normally an ex-
porter of pork products and timber.
Whereas Belgium and Luxem-
bourg were valuable chiefly for
their heavy industries, the Meth
erlands, like Denmark. was valu-
able as a supply center for food
stuffs. Holland Is an important
producer of vegetables and dairy
products. Denmark supplies meat,
dairy products and eggs.
SOURCE OF MINERALS
In addition to her forest pro-
ducts, Norway is a source of min
erals and metals, including alu-
minurn. saltpeter and pyrites.
I And, speaking of aluminium. the
raw material for II. namely baux-
ite. is richly available in France,
and also TO some extent in Hun
gary and Yugoslavia.
The latter country also pro-
duces copper, lead, zinc and
chrome.
! Newly occupied Greece, like
Yugoslavia, also produces about
$4,000 tons year of chrome out
of an estimated total German an
nusl consumption of 100000 tons
And Germany also gets 1000 tons
of nickel in Greece out of total
annual requirements of $1,000
tons.
Rumania is. Of course, strategi-
cally important as an oil pro-
Queer. Shut Off from important
lanes to world sources of petro-
leum. Germany has. II is under
stood. undertaken to make up the
deficiency through a process of
refrigeration of coal. An i'm
portant domestic oil company
owns the American rights to the
patents, but the method is not
economical where natural oil Ia
abundantly available.
LIMITS RUTHLEsSLY
In measuring war strength, Il
should be borne in mind that in
addition TO gaining new sources Of
supply through military occupa-
ton. the Reich also acquires the
/ accumulated inventories of stra-
tegic materials in the occupied
countries.
The modified Axis leadership
also undertakes 10 balance the
supply of scarce items against ac-
tual needs through ruthlessly lin
iting or eliminating nonessential
civilian consumption.
Likewise, on the supply side. II
calls upon the people TO provide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

front" setup in continental Europe,
Germany is doubtless counting on
being able TO get a larger share
than before the war of trade with
the occupied districts.
In giving a clue TO the pattern
of the new order DR.. Walter
Funk, Reich minister of economics
and president of the Germ n
Reichsbank, Indicated that after
the war, assuming as he does, a
German victory. Europe will be
regarded as an economic unit,
though not necessarily free trade
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

And it's a superb new
blend OF the worlds choicest
cigarette tobaccos!
Today, try Beech Nut
e.. get more pleasure for
your cigarette money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
u. 5. Probes Crash
or Plane for Britain

Ell PASO, Tex, May 13-t1NS)
Federal authorities today inves:
tigated the crash of a Lockheed
Hudson bombing plane at the FL
APaso Municipal Airport yesterday.
D The ship roared down the rum
way for the takeoff. en- route to
Britain. One motor burst into
flames. The pilot and co-pilot
leaped to safety before the blaze
enveloped the ship.
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ADVERTfsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

goods and services will be paid
for by exports of similar valte.
Another basic factor in the NaZl
credo is TO make Germany and
her satellites as nearly self-suffi-
cient as possible. augmenting nat
ural resources with the synthetic
substitutes, and thus reducing,
insofar as feasible. dependence on
overseas sources for essential ma
terials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Free Concert Sunday

Students of the Wayne Univer-
sity music department will give a
concert, the last In a series of six.
at the Cass Technical High School
Sunday afternoon. The concert Is
open to the public without charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

Tomorrow: The economics
behind the new map of Europe.
Mr.. Rukeyser analyses the pin
cipai regions over which kszi
Germany has cast its shadows.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
TIED TO NAzf ECONOMY

It is contemplated that the In
dustrialized areas adjacent to the
old Reich will be brought within
the NaZi customs and currency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Wars Scoreboard Shows
I8 Nations on Maxi List

recording Ilers gains Europe dcoses the
Ia European countries and the bringing oil at least
others within the German orbit
The suboned table lists the groupings and compares the
respect available for ganul
and electric with data for the United States Of
America and also with Soviet Russia:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Doctors Liquid"
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Skin Irritations
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Thrills Thousands!

NEW YORK, N. Y. For real quick re-
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try soothing, medicated Zemo-a Doc
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Zemo contains 10 special ingredi-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

For the "InSde News" of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

Smokers, it's the towns
biggest cigarette news.
Lorillard's new King Size
BEECH-NUT Is 200 longer.
A cooler, smoother smoke,
thanks to the extra length.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help IS Miles of Kidney Tubes
Fiush Out Poisonous Waste

Hyuu have On eTress Of acids In your blood ,
your i5 miles Of kidney tubes may BE- OVER
worked. These tiny filters and tubes are work
ing day and night 10 help Nature rid your
system at excess acids and poisonous waste.
When disorder Of kidney ianction. Permi..
may cause imagining bach ache, fhsumstie pains,
leg pains, loes OF pep and enerv, Uettine up
pighte,. swelling, puffiness under the eyes,
headaches and difflnese. Frequent OF sesntv
\nsssasss with. snsrtins and burning some
Pines shows there |: somsthins wrong with
your Kidneys of bladder.
Kidneys may need help the same a bowels,
% ask your druggist for DosnIs Pills, used sue
cessfplly by millions for over 40 years. They
give happy relied and win help The IS miles u
kidney tubes flush out poisonosa waste from
your blood. Get Deans Pils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

LOANS refns house trailers Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc. 3o40 Z. ca. Blvd. MA. oft7.
READ Times Want Ads for oroHt-uss
them for resultsl
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PACKARD SO 40 4-door touring sedan:
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luxe equipped. thoroughly reconditioned ana
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Camp Trailers
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? rooms, doors. triple insulation, ovsu
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~ months.
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300 Woodward

PACKARD-'40 six 4-door touring sedan /.
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clean upholstery price 1855. We trade.
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Automobiles Wanted
Motorcycles and Bicycles

noToRCYcLEs-sew, used psrfs ssrv1os.
EDWARD KEHoE& Co 1855 Cd. River
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
A New Concept
Cincinnati Enquirer

A new concept of advertising-as more potent force in democratic expression-s being forged by the circumstances of the age in which live
 This concept begins with basic fact: Advertis- ing is a means, and very effective means, of mass communication It is fast and it costs less than any other method.
 The traditional purpose of advertising, of course is to "sell' goods However, advertising does not actually "ser7 goods. It results in sales It does this by informing great many people about the goods-nforming them of the utility and desirabil- ity of the goods-and of these a certain number will have use for the goods at the stated price.
 Advertising is an informative process, in other words, on a basis. And this is where it is assuming new and more important usefulness n the democratic scheme of the modern time, for this is an era when mass information is of decisive m- portance.
 As noted in a recent discourse by H. A. Batten, president of national advertising agency, advertls- ing is playing an increasingly important role in the shaping of American thought. And, in some ln- stances its use is strikngly at variance with the traditional concept of advertising. Thus, during the gasoline shortage along the eastern seaboard, certain gasoline and oil companies used advertising asking people in effect to reduce their purchases Of gasoline as an aid to national defense.
 Similarly agencies and organizations pro and con on various national topics have used advertising as means of mass information in behalf of their theories Advertising is a useful tool for anyone who has case to present whether it be case for commercial political or charitable purposes
 As the functions of democracy grow more com plex the importance of advertising the technique of mass information consequently will increase
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
FOR LITTLE NORWAY

Tonight, the Sons and Daughters of Norway, here ill Juneau will stage the final card party in
 current series to raise funds for the lads with the Viking ancestry who training at the Toronto center of the Royal Norwegian Air Force.
 Known Little Norway the Toronto center has been described the most inspiring training camp in America. To it have thousands of young Norwegian men. Many were living in this country and Canada but hundreds of others escaped from Norway and made their way to Toronto through slowing away ships working on fishing vessels long trips most of the way around the world
 These young Vikings demonstrating in heroic deeds and personal sacrifice the desire of the Nor wegian people to win back their country from the control of the Nazis and to maintain their demo- cratic form of government.
 Money raised in the card parties here it is understood, will be sent direct to Little Norway and will be used either for training planes for the men stationed there for the purchase of actual fighting planes for the Norwegian airmen that they may continue their against Hitler
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8

Until late this afternoon adverse planetary influences dominate, but there is an aspect promising good news at sunset or in the early eve ming. taf ..4.
 HEART AND HOME: Through the excitement attending prepara- tions for the holiday there will penetrate a sense of impending changes. The seers warn that a wartime psychology must supersede the peacetime psychology which has ruled Americans even when de- fense is the major interest. Do- nestle life in l942 will not be the same as in the past, because of the world conflict which will be felt more and more For this req son Christmas should be made memorable and that does not mean that extravagant expenditures are necessary.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Owing to the necessity Of facing facts the