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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

SUNSET GINGERBREAD Split gingerbread and fill with Pha
dph Brand Cream Cheese slightly ohencd with milk Pour them
Lemon Sauce Garnh with soened cheese Make Lemon
by mixing and bp consrch blended smooth with
cold Add boiling tbsP butter Cook double boiler
till thick and smooth about IS MINI constantly Pour this
beaten add dash of sa and rnd of lemon Stir well
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
0PM Protest on
Rates 0verruLed

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 oUPo -
a protest by the office of price
administration against increases Of
30 cents in freight rates on lumber
from Oregon and Washington to
California ports was overrulcd by
the Interstate commerce commits
sion today.
The rates of SO to Los Angeles
and $3.50 to San Francisco, based
ON 1000 board feet, we're found to
be reasonable" by the ICC. which
originally approved them June II.
The West Coast Lumbermans as
sociation and the Weyerhauser
Sales company had joined the OPA
IN the protest
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 468
AN ORDINANCE A NJ n ID / n y
ORDINANCE NO. 338, RELATING
To PI1BLIC HEALTH.

The City Council of the City OF
Ell Centro does ordain as follows
SECTION I: Ordinance No. 338
entitled An ordinance to protect
and preserve the public health BY
recurring a permit for all food eS-
adjustments and also requiring the
examination of food handlers IN
certain instances is hereby amend
cd as follows.
SECTION . of Title II is hereby
amended to read as follows Any
pCrSCn. who Is engaged in, or intends
to engage in. the business Of con-
ducting food establishments, shall
file. with the Health Officer, on an
application for permit provided
by the Health Departments the cor
rect name and address OF all per
sons Interested IN such establish
mcnt, either as owner, proprietor
or manager. together with such
other data as required and a re-
quest Tor a permit therefore. Such
appliCdtiou shall be accompanied
hv tho payment OF an inspection lee
in the sum OF S5.00 which shall br
in addition To any license fee OF
other fee. and shall be paid in to
the general fmd Of the City OF FL
Centre. The Health Officer shall
thercupon. cause auCn place, with
all the fixtures and appliances con-
ncctcd herewith, or to be used
therein, 10 be carefully Inspected
and if SAID applicant shall have fully
complied with the provisions OF this
ordinance and all State laws and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
LET ONE OF THESE ADS SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS
EI Centran Now Air Corps Cadet

Hollis CLARK. employed by the tele-
phone company IN FL CcnWo fer
two years nov is a member cf a
class of aviation cadets at the air
corps replacement training center
at Kelly Field, Texas.
He will take five weeks of pre-
liminary training and ground school
instruction which will give him
thorough military background for
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
MODERN MENUS

green pepper, diced; pieces celery,
diced; can condensed tomato SOuD
Cl0i2 ounces, l. cup CatSup, 214
cups kidney beans i No. cam.
Place sausage in tWo-quart heat
resistant glass saucepan. Add water
cover and simmer fer - minutes
Remove cover. increase heat and
cook IS minutes more. Add onion
green pepper. celery. tomato soup
and catSup. Cover and simmer tor
20 minutes. Add drained beans,
Ecut thoroughly and serve,
LIME SIiERBERT
- to 6 servings
TWO cups water. ! cups aUgar
g.. tablespoon mflavorcd Golatm, 6
tablespoons lime iuier
Boil water ana sUgPr tOerlhe"
ter 8 minutes in 4 on"-qulrt heat
resistant glass saucepan to form a
syrup. Remove from neat and add
gelatin, stirring until dlssOylcd. Add
lime Juice and pour into Irce2lns
tray. Freeze III unit of automatic
refrigerator. When thoroughly frO2-
Ell break into pieces and beat with
q mechanical beater in a chilled
bowl. If desired, one unbcatGn cpo
white may be added before beating.
Return to freezing unit for 80
minutes
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26

The United States Navy requests
immediate enlistment oI 5000 rads
men for training IN radio main
tenance Navy officers SAID FRIDAY.
They Will be trained IN the up
keep AID servlcing of such highly
important equipment as radio 10
Gators, underwater listening devices
and other forms Of communioa-
ton equipment Since TIE equlp-
ment must be- kept in a high state
of efficiency, officers said. tbe need
for these $500 mCh is imperative.
Additional information may De ob-
tanned at the Navy rcclmJla& sta
ton in FL Centre post Office.
To qualify, these rGmo men must
be hish school graduates and must
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
NavYAsks Radio
Unit EnIistmentS

havr had cxperlenrc in the design
and cCa.truetian q amateur Of
commercial radio transmitting and
receiving cqupmeut, or broadcast
rc,ci.ur repair and service work, or
experience TiGa ttleyislon or cath
ode ray equipment.
Whilo in training thc," men re
cciyc 81 meath plus clothing,
keep and allowances. including S34
month laf dapendaut~. Other ad-
yaNt2ooa Mciuas i mort term en-
j mcnt. raMd advancement with
possibility = nrsm"tion to cniei
r&diom&l Wijh pay rate Of 500 4
mouth upon eadUation from the
radio maintenance school.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ordinances of this City with refer
ence to plumbing, water supply,
housing and sanitation, the Health
officer shall issue to such applicant,
hereinafter called the "permitee'
written or printed permit for such
establishment. The Health Officer
may withhold the issuance of a per-
NIT to any person, until said person
shall have complied with all the
provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION il: This ordinance shall
be published once in the Imperial
Valley Press within fifteen C15) days
and become effective after thirty
300 days from its passage.
ROBERT w. HATTON
MAYOR of the City of FL
Ccntro.
ATTEST:
December 3. l94l
r j. TOMBSTONE,
Acting City Clerk.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
/ COUNTY OF IMPERIAYD IS.
CITY OF FL CENTROl
/ r. J. tombstone. Acting City
Clerk OF tho City of Fl Centre, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
ordnance was duly passed and
adopted by the City Of Ell Centre
ON the 18th day of December, l94l,
by the following votes:
AYES: Bratton, FaWcett, He'll,
Moore, Hatton.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None
WITNESS my name and official
seal Of the CITY of El Centre this
Goth day of December. 1941.
r. J. TOMBSTONE.
SEAL Acting City Clerk
oD26)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26

becoming an officer in the United
states Army when he graduates
rom an advanced flying school 30
week later. He was graduated from
BaJolla high school in 1887 and
attended California State Poly
technic school at San Luis Obispo
for two years, majoring in aero
nautical engineering.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
BY MRS GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

Winter appctitcs ask for a sub
stantial Sunday supper. Let HoIE
casserole serve the answer.
Here are two variations on salt
sage in casserole.
SAUSAGE CON CARNE
&c to 8 servings
One pound small SAUSAGE linh
2 tablespoons water, ! tablespoons
minced onion, tablespoons diced
green pcpcr, 4 tablespoons dice"
celery, can condensed mushroom
soup d014 o,nIccs'. u cut ests06
2i2 cups baked bears With tomato
Sauce q Mo. > cnN'.
Place sausage links III Il tWo-
quart hcat-rc Iatani Glasa sal"c-
pan and add water cover and
simmer slowly ever direct heat 1oF
about ID minutes. RcnGHe cove.
increase heat to medium and cook
SauSageS for about Is minutes o.
until lightly brown. Adt onion.
green peper, celery, mushroom SouJ,
catsup and baked beans. Cover and
simmer slowly fer 80 minute.
SAUSAGE CASSEROLE
C6 servings
One pound sausage links. > table
spoons water. | onion, diced, E.,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26

RUBBER STAMPS made TO order.
Prompt service Telephone 1853.
MCCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP CO.
! 673 Main St. Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
1-PersonaIs. Special Notices

BUY HIGHEST Grade A bottleC
milk direct from producer Richc
milk. Forester Grade A ndigg
SD. Hi, , miles west, turn mort
at sign. l2-2'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26

FURNITURE MOVING, Packing &
Storing. ED ROYCE, 666 Broad
way. Phone 123-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
,-5USINESS SERVICES

LET US repair that damage
roof.
S. L. HARTZELL g. SON
726 Park Roofers Phi. 251W
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-26
INDEX
Where to Find
What You Want

Apartments for Rent ....... i
Auctions .......... ......... g.
Auto Loans ....................3.
Beauty Aids ............. o
Business Services ..........
Business Opportunities ...... l.
Business Rentals .......... IS
Card of Thanks .............
Country Property Lease -. Il
Country Property for sale g.. -
City Property for Sale ....... -
Death Notices ...............
Furniture for Sale ,......... -
Farm Implements ,... ...... -
Farm Products ............. 81
Funeral Notices ............ /
Help Wanted .............. In
Houses for Rent ............. l.
instruction ....-....-....... II
In Mcmoriam ............. .
Lodge Notices ........-.....
Lost, Found. Estray ........ >
Let's Swap ....... ..,,......... rs
Livestock ...,.,....,..,,..... -
Miscellaneous for sale .... 2G
Personals, Special Notices D.. 6
Pasturage .... ................ %
Poultry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Rooms for Rent ............. i
situations Wanted ........ i
Summer Homes Salc-Iscut -
Transportation .............. s
Trucks. tractors, Trailcrs -
Auto Parts, Tires, Accessories -
Used cars ............. 49,. -
Wanted Real Estate ..,..-.. Il
Wanted Miscellaneous ...... -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist
And St. job MO Clash
During Debate Series

A series OF debates between the
ST. John and Mt. Pilgrim Baptist
churches will be held Friday, Nov.
rs at Mt. Pilgrim. corner Orleans
and Mullett streets.
The participants have been divid-
into Juniors. seniors and adults.
The juniors will discuss Re
solve; That a Boy Is More Benef-
cial to the Home Than a Girl"
Ulysses Biggs and Emmit Hilson
will take the affirmative: Donna
Johnson and Geneva Hsdley. the
negative.
Resolve: That Fire Has Dons
More Damage to the World Than
Water will be the topic OF the
senior group. Larry Hilson, Opal
Nash and Helen Johnson will be on
the affirmative: Mrs. Stafford, Ma
troit Cole and Vivian Hilson. mega
tive.
The adults have chosen "Resolv-
ed: That Moses was a Greater Man
Than Joshua" with the Rev. N. II
Hilson. MI. kirkland and the Rev
T. S. Clark on the affirmative and
the Rev. NJ. B. Henderson. p. J
Kicks and C. F. Spencer, the mega
tive.
Mrs. Hilson will be mistress Of
ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
ELECT NEGRO OFFICER OF FORD
AUTO UNION LOCAL, LARGEST in
COUNTRY; WORKERS FLAY KHAN

The Ford local OF the United
Automobile workers, (CIO). whose
10000 members constitute the
largest local union in the country,
elected a Negro automobile worker
as an official OF the union at an
election meeting held here a few
days ago at Chadsey High School.
The man was Shelton Tape,
well-known Negro leader and mem
Der OF the National Negro Con-
eress. who was named secretary OF
the local. The election meeting was
attended by 300 General Council
delegates from River Rouge and
Lincoln, largest segments OF the
huge Ford factory here.
AS II implement this action which
highlichted the growing unity oil
Negro and white workers in the
automobile. the national council oil
Ford locals in forty cities, which
represents 10000 workers una
nimously adopted strong resolu-
ton condemning the Ku Klux Khan
and other splitting agencies that
I, try 10 divide Negro and white
workers. The resolution which was
published in Ford Facts the or
ganization's paper. reads as fol-
lows:
whereas, the xxx seeks to
divide our union and nation into
various groups, pitting Negroes
against whites. Jews against Cen
tiles and religious groups against
each other, so that the xxx could
better destroy our organization.
therefore be It Resolved. that
this National Council OF Ford locals
of the UAw-CIO go on record as
being utterly opposed to the poll
cies and program OF the Ku klux
Khan and pledge in the Ford Locals
and all UAw-CIO locals"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

The part OF King Solomon will
be portrayed by Rev. II. II. Cole
man, pastor OF the Macedonia Bap-
list church. Who will play the part
OF King Solomon's Queen Is still a
highly contested question. Twen-
ty-six churches have furnished
princesses and each princess with
the aid OF her attendants is selling
tickets for the pageant. The prin-
cess selling the largest number of
tickets over 40 will be crowned
queen. The role OF High Priest is
being portrayed by the Reverend
NJ. l.. Franklin. pastor OF the Sac
red Cross Baptist church.
The pageant is being sponsored
by a committee OF SIS members from
so churches in Detroit and vicinity
This committee. known as the Pro-
motion Committee OF the Baptist
Training school is one OF the most
important, but probably least spok-
en- OF groups behind the school. The
above picture was I AIKEN in the
Reading Room OF the Baptist Train
ing school at a recent meeting OF
the committee at which plans for
the pageant were being launched.
Seated at the table are Rev. A. +.
Fisher. dean OF the Baptist Train
ing school: Mrs. Herbert l.. Dud-
ley. chairman OF the Program COM
mittee. Ebenezer AME: Mrs. Kath-
aleen Swanson Shiloh Baptist; Mrs.
S. V. Malcolm, director OF the
Pageant. st. stephens AME: Mrs.
j. II. Johnson. general chairman
st. James Baptist: and Miss Elsie
Thomas, acting secretary, Com
munity Baptist church. Standing
behind the table are Rev. John
Smiley. Shady Grove. John Gid
dings. Calvary Baptist; Mrs. Jeanne
Boulding. First institutional Bap
fist; Gus Lewis, Shiloh Baptist
Harry Webster, Warren Avenue
Baptist; David Mccullough. Peace
Baptist; Mrs. Dorothy Sain. Peace
Baptist, Mrs. Marguerite Nance
Tabernacle Baptist: Miss Marcells
Philpot, Shady Grove Baptist; Mrs
Holloway. King Solomon Baptist
Miss Minnie Hightower. Shiloh
Baptist: Miss Georgianna Greer
East Lake Baptist: Mrs. Lenors
Hood, First institutional Baptist
Mrs. Susie Thompson. Storm
Branch Baptist; Mrs.'Addie Davis
King Solomon Baptist; Mrs. Ella
Brown, Metropolitan Baptist: John
Beasley, Shady Grove Baptist; Miss
Gladys Johnson, Church OF Our
Father Baptist: William Gardner
Second Baptist, Detroit.
others not included in this pic
ture are: Rev. Vince Douglass, Miss
Alyce Goster. Mrs. Claire Brown
Mrs. Salome Stokes. Tabernacle
Baptist; Mrs. Rhourett Stout. First
Institutional Baptist; Mrs. Hattie
milestone. Mrs. W. ID. Connolly
Second Baptist: Rev. S. w. West
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
DELRAY NOTES
BY MARIANA

Buddy Boston has deserted our
fair city for California. Incident
ally Teen Butler will be going there
for Christmas.
Marguerite Caulins Is speedily
recovering from an appendectomy
operation. Hope she will be up for
the Christmas holidays.
Thomas Fridays version OF the
perfect girl for Al is one having
the following qualities: Hair like
Marianne Fletcher, eyes like Rect
Brown, personality OF Mary Little.
popularity Of Morjorie Fletcher, and
last but not least, the walk Of Glenn
Brown.
Mildred Dyes version OF the per-
feet boy for Al Is as follows: Eyes
OF Johnny Benham, clothes OF Rob-
ert White, dependability OF Donald
o'Neal, a line like Ollie Brown. the
personality OF Thomas Friday, and
a physique like Ernie Thomas.
The 666 club will be the scene OF
birthday party Nov. 81 for Mrs.
Jean Strong given by a group OF
her friends. which will include Mr..
and Mrs. Shelly Bass. Miss Sadie
Morriss, Ted Anderson and Mr..
Cook.
Marjorie Fletcher is turning the
heat on with Ernest Reynolds and
Donald O'Neal is beginning to won
der where he stands.
All the world loves lover 80 the
old saying goes. but the kind that
sticks to one girl instead OF seeing
greener grass in other pastures. Dig
me TT.
where Is the horde OF hungry
lovers Charles williams was TO
bring from Mount Clemens to try
their hand with the Delray girls!
Or have they been discouraged with
the reception the River Rouge boys
received?
Wesley Tatum is turning away
from Delray and sporting a west
side side girl whom we all know as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Pastors And Laymen
To Honor Rev. Davis
A n d Congregation

At 3 o'clock Sunday, Nov. 80
AME ministers and laymen will
join the celebration at Quinn Chap
ell AME church OF Hamtramck.
Mich, when they close their fnan-
cial drive TO raise funds TO pur-
chase their new church building.
located at Cameron and Lynn near
Oakland avenue.
The Rev. william Peck. pastor OF
Bethel church will deliver the SER
mon. He will he assisted in the
service by the Revs. j. d. Howell,
Baber. Charleston, Harris and Nell
son Pryor. Outstanding laymen
such as Attorney Dudley. Or. Aaron
Toodle and William Entzminger
will be present at the service.
This event will climax the ca
pable leadership Of the pastor. the
Rev. S. c. Davis who so ably
led his congregation to this new
achievement.
Annie P. Hunt Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

The Rev. John Miles again sup
pied the pulpit last Sunday morn
ing. preaching sermon which was
enjoyed by the audience. His text
was l Samuel 1873; subject. THE
Armour OF Youth" He dwelt ON
the problems OF the youths OF to-
day; said they we're only seeking
expression and that to win them.
we must not use old methods. but
We must meet the Goth century
youth with a goth century program.
AT $3.50 pm. the Junior class OF
the Sunday school entertained their
parents and few other adults with
a Thanksgiving program, after
which they served refreshments.
Plans are complete for the Mis-
sionaries bazaar and talent pro-
gram on this Friday night.
Elder J. |. Johnson is sponsor
Ing program on Dec. Z at 3 pm.
by the Postal Employees. On the
following Sunday afternoon the
choir will present Leroy Smiths
orchestra in an all musical pro-
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
New Age Temple
1854 Russell

.Deaconess NJ. Culquit. A. Giles
X. Tyner and Pastor Beatrice Brad'
ley were speakers at the morning
service last Sunday.
Sunday evening the Gospel chorus
gave a popularity contest which
was divided into two groups the
Juniors and Seniors. Participants
were: Miss G. Porter. d. Hum
phrey, g. Hill, T. n. Anderson. A.
Giles. X. Tyner, NJ. Colquit and v
Sandelin. Miss Genieye Hi FOR
the Juniors: Miss Virginia sande-
lin, Seniors. The proceeds OF the
AFFAIR =, ere s23.0l.
Guest speaker was Malcome Min.
kin who spoke from st. John llth
chapter. The Five Star quartet and
the Flying Eagles we're guests.
Miss G. Porter and Miss d. Hum
phrey were soloists. Messrs Will
liams and Stewart rendered a duet
The pastor will speak next sun
DAY on Women Take Your Place
In the Sun"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
With The Churches
Wesley AME Zion
SCI Palmer Street

n1o:45 am. the Rev. Mr.. Powell
.,.sehed 10 a large audience from
=. ,srt. where Is the Lord God
= ElIjah?" At 4 pm. the Rev. C.
: Marion, assisted BY the Mt. Car
-sI Jubilee singers worshipped
.,s rendered service at st. Paul.
rss Rev. Mr.. Morton used as his
INFECT, They Took No OIL" Al
,.T nm. the Rev. Mr.. Powell spoke
:. Fruit Of the Spirit"
Next sunday, Nov. 80 the pastor
,lIl preach on God Of the Hills and
valleys" at l0:45 am. and EXPIRES
',hs Religion" at 7:45 pm.
Everyone Is cordially invited TO
,utnd our popularity girls contest
and musical TO be held at the
rhurch Monday evening. Dec. I.
The new parsonage purchased by
N, church is being decorated and
,,ry soon will be occupied by the
mstor and family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Ebenezer AME
Willis and Brush

Tn morning congregation heard
a short, but inspiring sermon de-
liyered by the Rev. c. T. Watkins,
OF Cincinnati and wilberforce,
Ohio.
The Rev. Mr.. Watkins choose his
text from ii Cor. 5, I'VE walk by
Faith and Not by Sight"
To prove the power OF true
faith" the Rev. Mr.. Watkins quot
ed from the July z issue OF Times
how a colored man was
dragged from a jail IN Georgia by
an angry mob TO be lynched--car-
ried to the lynching place. ropes
placed around the prisoners neck.
and his faith in God saved him.
Two weeks later, jury found him
not guilty, and he was released.
Three united with the church.
Isaac Jones is the church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
| Omega Achievement
Week Slated Sunday
At The Metropolitan

M Omega and M Sigma chap
tiers OF Omega Phi fraternity
concluded their celebration OF Ma
tional Achievement Week which is
an annual observance by all
Omegas throughout the United
States. on Sunday. November %.
The Negro In National Defense
From 1875 TO 1871" was discussed
by Atty. Harold Bledsoe. labor COM
missioner. at o'clock Sunday at
the Metropolitan Baptist church on
Ferry and Russell. Rev. A. c. Will
liams is pastor.
The program was concluded
with a radio program Sunday night
over the Interracial Goodwill
Hour. Station wJLB at IL pm.
George w Reed. manager Of the
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance
company will be the speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

brook. Lee J. suggs. Miss Roberta
l.. Smith. Calvary; Mrs. Mary Hill,
Community Baptist: George Sand
ers. Mrs. Estella Davis, Corinthian,
Mrs. Claudia knight, st. James
Baptist: Mrs. Gertie McCrary, Eb-
enezer AME; Noah r. Cain. Peoples
Baptist: Mrs. Cordie Hoppe. St.
Stephens AME: Rev. Samuel Jen-
kins, Mt. Vernon Baptist: Peter
Craig. st. John CINE: Miss Mary
Turner. Miss Estella McDuffy. East
Lake; Sidney Brigg, Friendship
Baptist: Miss Eloisc Proctor. Bethel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

AME: Mr.. and Mrs. James Hubert,
Mt. Beulah Baptist; Mrs. Willie
Mae Grimes. John Bailey, Mt. Olive
Baptist: Miss Lillian Grimmett,
Mrs. Lula Smith, Macedonia Bap-
fist; Rev. Joseph Copeland. Church
OF Our Father Baptist: Mrs. Ollie
williams. Chapel Hill Mrs. Chanie
williams, New Mt. Moriah: Miss
Emmie Lee Mack, Metropolitan
Baptist: Mrs. Blanch Gurnell
First Baptist, Inkster. Michigan
Joseph Holt. New Bride; S. ".
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