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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
A SWAY STUDIO COUCH
1920 LIvERNOIS
ATWOOD RUG SALE
SIS

Your choice of brand new exi2 broadloorp
or ax12 genuine kxminster-- while they last
terms or cash. CENTRAL STORES 1898
FENKELL NEAR LIvERNOiS. OPEN
SUNDAY TO &. EVENINGS TO 10. ALSO
T70I WEST VERNON. COR CENTRAL.
An EXQUISITE g-pc. eighteenth century
period mahog. dining room suite buffet.
china table 3 diners host chair worth
$3.50 Suite slightly marred. Display sample
Sacrifice SIPS Hurry See this today, terms
Crown. 1900 Grstiot. f737 Michigan.
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: 1928 WOODWARD

LIVING ROOM suite. custom built uohsir !;
must dispose OF in hurry value al $35.
WARDS Outlet 1884 Harper.
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living RM suites. i0s. above cost. Open
sunday Van Lohern. 1887 charlevoix
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

WANT AD RATES
DETROIT TIMES
Daily and Sunday
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Music Lessons

BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGEs-" Built Ae..
cording TO Requirements" Hogarth 414i
CONSUMERS LUMBER co.
Johns-Manville Products
ROOFING SIDING
1852 W KiRRY. COR 18TH. TY. i-o5oo
DOORS DooRs-DooRs-LOw as 81 50.
10 DEWEY, l5t95 ScHAEFER. no. 1850
oNE-cAR garage, i2xis. s6i. 50. Fillmore
Lumber, 2i204 cratiot. Rosevile 1860.
PoRCHEs. skis with labor. sl95 Public
Lumber, 91s Z. 7-Mile Rd. TO. s-7125.
REMODEL WITH GENUINE INsELBRIc
CERTIFIED 1925 Grand River no. 1870
SMlTH-ORR co.
ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
AILLWORK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
1881 W WARREN. Phone OREGON 070O
i-RooM COTTAGES. SECS ERECTED
LARRY OMAR co
1872 WYOMING HoGARTH 4sssi
z4x22 Home-Euilt $3.50 Grand River
Lumber, Couzena and Telegraph Roads.
2-cAR GARAGE. Si6i.2 up. U. s. House
wrecking. 1868 Dequindre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Situations Wanted-FsmoIe

EXPERIENCED woman wants dsys vork.
81. earfare, good worker. .Nmev God
G.th-g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful ofhce treatmeu. while working
Doctor De Swart Rectal Clinic. 50O5 Cas-
avenue Temple 1-212i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Electric Washers

NEW WAsHER-S2 a5
1870 FAuLTLEss F-VANE hGlTAroR
.ABC -MAYTAg--kpEN
Demonstrators and floor samples Al ire
mendous rcduct 1ns. open evenings TIL
RATMf BROS
1903 GRAND RIVER NEAR nth
1880 GRID. RIVER. Mr.. sCHooLcRAFT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
EMPLOYMENT Agencies
Male and Female Help Wanted
Situation. wanted-mate

WALL washing experienced fstsnates
free. gl6rarteed Wsfkm auship. CaH
Steve. Top nsfnc s-eiis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Club are for members only, but
every homemaker in Detroit ana
its vicinity is cordially invited to
Join. This costs but 10 cents ana
covers your membership card
and a folder of 25 Prldencs
Penny leaflets.
You may join at the servfcs
counter in the lobby OF the De-
troit Times Building any Tues
day before class starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

more the name Of Chlppendale,
And prominent among the
illustrations were the master
craftsman startling new Chi
nese-inspired pieces.
For some years previously the
trend IN furniture patterns, IN
GLIDING Chippendale's own. had
been toward the curved line
rather than the straight line.
Across the channel the French
style of LOUIS XIV was contlnu-
ing this trend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

HOLIDAY FOODS Is the sub
iect of the next Detroit Times
Homemakers Club cook ing
school. Class Will be held on
Tuesday afternoon. December g,
and IN the usual meeting place
the club room on the fifth floor
of our building SO Is the time,
with doors open at l o'clock
The holiday specialties which
Prudence Penny will prepare
are suitable to festive dlnnNs
and party ntertaln ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
PATTERN 1904

GIFTS OF distinction are
yours for q few simple stitches.
And such a variety Of motifs TO
choose from, Get busy on
pretty tea cloth, scarf or towel.
Pattern 1904 contains a transfer
pattern OF q motifs ranging
from 1Hx2i1 inches TO 4Axsk
inches; illustrations of stitches;
materials required.
Send 10 cents in coin for this
pattern to The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich. Owing
to customs regulations. orders
for patterns to Canadian desti-
nation cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

quently used. This is almost the
only form of decoration seen
other than the ever-present
carving. Usually either black,
green or yellow backgrounded.
holdings are picked out IN gold
and door panels become scenes
of Chinese mandarins and pa
godas
Char legs are straight. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Among the lineup are: chocolate
marshmallow crisp, Yuletide
salad, holiday punch, light fruit
cake and Christmas cup cakes.
Economy Menu
In addition, there will be
complete economy menu that in
cludes: chopped beef in cabbage
leaves, fruit salad, carrots and
steamed cherry roll.
Entertainment will be pre-
sented by Tito Coral, romantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Home Decoration
Chinese Art Influenced
ChippendaIe Furniture
sy WILLIAM n. CLARKE

SOMETIME ABoUT the turn
Of the Eighteenth Century the
already famous Thomas CHIP
pendsle became interested IN
Chinese art. In 17ot he pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

The wood remains the same:
mahogany.
But the lion s-paWs, acanthus
leaves and claw and-ball feet
save way to fretwork carving
and bracket feet The back legs
of Chippendsle chairs. both
Early and Chinese styles. are al
ways perfectly PLAIN, carrying
none Of the ornamentatlon of
the front legs,
This is one other mark of dlf-S
ference between this style and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

singing star currently appearing
at the Club Royale. Mr.. Coral
is well known among Detroit
audiences having been at the
Fox Theater and Detroit Ath-
letic Club.
With him will be Earl and 10.
sephine Leach. opponents OF
South American dances.
Red Cross
The Detroit Times Homemade
ers' Club unit of the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

llslled a book.
the FIRST of
its kind. deal
in & eXclu-
sively Wi h
furniture dc.
signs.
B e aring
the somewhat
elaborate title
Of The Gen
tleman's and
c a b / n e L
makers d.
rectnr - his
v o ] u m e
did much 10
G 6 I a b lis h
n T 8 " g r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
SpIat f. hack
{ h ipp endale
chair features
smooth lines.

dale. and the width of chair
seats remains unusually wide,
Generally peaking. other
than the Chinese fretwork back
illustrated, Chlppendale chair
backs fall into three classes:
ladder-b back. ribband rlbbon)
back and splat back
Georgian Chlppendale differs
from & olnnia Chfppendale
chiefly IN IFS elegance and de
tail Remember the great
craftsman catered 10 all eX-
IL elusive and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

others Of the
Georgian pc
Rod, many of
w hlch had
both from [
and back legs
alike.
In keeping
with the ORR
entail feeling
of this later
Oh l p D e H.
dale, lacquer
VporL. 1S fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Holiday Party Refreshments Will Be Prepared at Cookn

Red Cross will meet Tuesday
morning to continue their sew
ing and knitting.
Meeting Place
The place is the same-the
club room on the fifth floor of
our building and the hours are
9 a. m. to II noon.
This gives you time to go out
for lunch and return for the
cooking school.
Activities of the Homemakers'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

$ pl a IS IN
ap-
pear IN chair
b a c Ks, run
ning from the
top rail to
the seat. The
Cupids b w
back Is as
{ o m NJ o n 10
Chinese Chip
pendale as to
I h e Z a ly
{ h / p p c n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

wealthy Ii
e n tele, and
his designs
show that.
There IS a
holiness of
line and d
Fl g G dom of
carving which
was partlcu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

w 80 iiSf many
of them with
out a curve
TO be found
hut rat n g +
composed en-
tIr Q | V of
straight lines
That Is the
chief differ
enCe between
Early { hip
pendale A n d
Chinese Chip
pendale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

And now. suddenly came this
Director Vlth ITS revolutionary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

IarIy appealing "a a rlch foIIoW-
lng eager for a change from
earlier simplicity
Upholstery materials m t
suited - tins Georgian style are
damaSks and broCadeS, mate
laSseS and hrocatelleS, velvetS
and. especially for char seats,
colored and quilted feathers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

vnIIp-Forest siMt- Elliott. Pr. f3s6 =
IUuh Open S:t5. Free Crystal Wsrs
Jane wttherr Nancy Kelly in - NERv
yotNG LADY" Plus "PuBLfC
ENEMIES" wendy Barrie. Philip TERRI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Red and Green
Appetizer

APPeHAe|
DO YOU appreciate the fine
points of = good appetizer ? And
do YOU know how good an APP
pctlzer YOU can produce from
such everyday ingredients as
tomatoes and Cucumbers, sea-
sonable Cubod Calavo and
navor-wlSe sauce ? The follow
me- recipe for Green and Rcd
Cocktail uses red cocktail
sauce. dlluteS n with water. and
gives 1t a seasoning punch with
Worcestershire sauce.
Green-Red Cocktail
] cups cubed chilled Calavo
Lemon juice
salt
u cups chilled GUIDED cucumber
~ cups chilled Cuhed tomato
pa cup tomato cocktail sauce
,. teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
: cup cold water.
To prepare calavo. cut fruit
INTO halves and remove seed and
skin. Cut fruit into cubes.
Sprinkle with lemon Juice and
salt. Sprinkle cucumber and
tomato lightly with salt. Blend
calavo lightly with cucumber
and tomato. Blend cocktail
sauce. Worcestershire sauce and
water. Pour over calavo and
vegetables Just before serving,
Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

VARSTTY-Liverno,s- Nc Nichols NJ. a-4im
Vhhoiil Open $40, Park Free Laugh
Riot Jack Benny "CHARLEY's AUNT"
Plus "RISGsIDE MAIsIE.' with Ann
sothern and George Murphy. Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

MnTnp rTTy-Nan Dyke at Smile IA
WUtuh iii Ray Middleton, Gloria
Dickson MERCY ISLAND" Three Mes
1uitesrs IN "GAuCHOs OF ELDORADO.'
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TO-DAY At YOU Esxosi l MOVIE

LcC-Hsrper ard Frontensc. PL. osi7. 4
hCL Cent. - Noon. Tom Harmon and
Anita Louise, HARMON OF MICHIGAN
Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh In
THAT HAMILTON WOMAN"
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28
JUST A POLITICAL "SOUEEZE PLAY"

Governor Osborn and his hospital superintendent DR..
Metzger, put on 'Iwanna-go go-home act before the
legislature joint session Monday effort to
force higher appropriation for the state hospital The
governor ranted about his "Peoples program all OF
which old political hashish designed soy to detract at
tention from the central issue involved.
Sid Osborn and everyone else with the slightest poll
tical experience knows he the democratic primary
because the political mistakes of his predecessor
combined with the ncessant campaigning of his followers
who wanted their place at the pie-counter
Senator James A. Babbtt of Flagstaff called the
hand the floor of the senate Tuesday when
he declared the amount set up by the appropriations
committee for operating the state hospital the great
ever contained in general appropriations budget
Babbitt asked what the governor thought was the
political potent ito hold down the budget to get
up before packed gallery and demand higher budget
The Coconino county SENATOR who by the way is of
the most capable and conscientious legislators to fill
senate seat added 81 have only the greatest contempt
for anyone who would let personal politics enter into
budget for the insane asylum
After his election" Babbitt said 'the governor had
about the amount of time in which to prepare a
budget the appropriations committee had He had the
time to look into the hospitals needs.
"He is required by law to submit a budget to the
legislature But the only recommendation by the
$4,000 for the salary of the superintendent
Babbitt said he and Rep Frank w Sharpe, Jr. chair
of the house appropriations committee had advised
the governor what had been up for the hosp
tai two weeks ago.
The amount, Babbitt explained, approximately
S3 higher than up in the general appropriations
bill two years ago.
The appropriations committees proposed S5oZooo
for the hospital the two The last Legislature
appropriated S555110 in the general appropriations Dill
and added S83 355 in special appropriations
Babbitt said Louis SAKE, former super1ntend-
ent had recommended $786,804 for the next biennlu
and Dr. Metzger increased the amount to 11992o15
Dr. Metzger told the committee to eliminate the re-
quested appropriation for capital investment Babbltt
said and asked:
"Why does he come back and say that new
buildings needed after the appropriations bill has
been prepared?"
Governor Osborn wants his czarstc program
enacted into law and this state hospital controversy
nothing more less than smoke behind which
he hopes the old political squeeze plays which
haven't tried in Arizona since the early years OF
statehood.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28

crcdt sheet. obtained from former money invested IN
highways. oo. 80
Neglectng to naugerae steps to obtain proposed re-
ducton as outlined would place voter and taxpayers u
Arizona in the position as an overgro"n GUILTY.
oub soutlv refusing to discard rock burden arranged
to balance weight of in sack being carried TO mill
on his heavy shoulders.
His grounds for refusal trenchent; reinforced
bv urid language big fist stating that Dad fur
nshed corn bread to big family this way I'm not takn
anv new chances of going hungry. Because dad Did,
Expectant or ringsde political fencers, or may not
be willing for state taxpayers to continue totin rock
burden because "DAD DID" as in Territorial days.
Confronted by drastic taxation rise requires orasuc
action and diplomatic management, not OF the DAD
DID, brand to obtain results desired by voters OF Ar-
zona.
Because Territorial DADS DID" in backwood days.
continuation of such action would be reflecton on
soon and voting management of state breaking through
the dark clouds which hovered the trials and trails
of PIONEER DAYS.
The situation calls for set of PIONEERS, un-
afflicted with political fence building affiatlons big
enough the business of men and women VINO gave
age and life aiding Arzonas growth from the IA county
stage of dad Did" days to a A county, Arizona now
stands sunshine, health recreationa and financial
growing pinica portraying Pioneer efforts.
The proposed method of tax reduction calls for an
other class of pioneers necessary to obstacle
by winning another class of battles with calcuave eff
fort in open field filled with political fence building
taxation funds
This proposition will call for action when election
day again.
Real estate Board and members of TAX PAYERS
ASSOCIATION, THINK IT OVER.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28
A TAXATION CALL
Bv J. Watt HOgue

Funds to be raised for enarging Americas wal
machine will furnish calculave preplexites for ayman
and oon to pencil protective plans to meet the nece
sary rise in taxation.
Business of all lines may be engineered to success py
adopting advantage revealed following observation and
thoughtful calculation.
AS Democracy gives freedom of speech and pen'
will take the liberty of submitting suggestions Tor reduc
ing rising taxation troubles
When vast portions of uncivilized country was
formed into Territory, Pioneer founders deemed Is
counties necessary to manage official affairs
Time hardship and taxation money turned Indian
trails network of highways furnishing 90 cent
reduction travel expense to reach Territorial
points
The above assertion lays table for calcuators, on
the principle successful business managers extracts
and adopts observation and time reveals ripe ad
vantage for financial remuneration
Arizonas highways built with taxation money
creating 90 per cent advantage former hazards
therefore it is fair and reasonable that Arizona tax
PAYERS now in the hour of need obtain this 80 cent
saving comparable to banker deriving 80 per cent
dividend from former investment, long considered at
lost.
The proposed dividend may be acquired by the fol-
lowing plan-REDUCE THE 13 TERRITORIAL COUN-
TIES INTO a STATE COUNTIES
Calculation on present cost of officiazing OVER
HEAD brought down to A. gives reduction Of 80 per
cent show in saving, dividend on the taxpayers
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28

From the middle class, middle in,
come group, the community
derives its most consistent and
most multiple tourist dollar.
Now as ever-when business is
gOod-we should all bend over
backwards to be courteous and
hospitable to our customers.
don't know how the problem of too
few tourist Accommodations can be
solved. Most people travel with
out making advance reservations
1t is a most unpleasant experience
to sleep in hotel lobby, garage
or in your car. Under some cir.
cumstances it presents very
serious problem to the visitor
After all we have invited the
tourists, we should be overjoyed
because they are here-and it is
certainly not their fault we don't
have sufficient Accommodations.
I have heard of communities
where in event of housing emerg
encies the Chamber of Commerce
maintained a list of civic minded
private individuals who generous
ly cooperated by opening up un'
used or spare rooms in their own
homes. Believe me that's just like
throwing reinforced concrete
around ou~ general reputation for
western hOspita ity."
From al | can accertain North
ern Arizona should take a page
from the experience that Southern
Arizona is having with unprece
dented tourist influx. They are
scheduled for their largest season
on record when summer rolls
around,
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28
1Rll|KIl,.,,I'l;| J! j I. / /
N-=zz=-:I kATHERINE HupFEL
:KA'THERIg b HtJpFEL

movement of the ship he found
his way back on deck to encounter
Mortified white men, who held
him back from the rail-over
which his thirteen small COM
panions had leaped into the shark
infested waters. Lobagola alone
was saved-an act willed by
Divine Providence for the purpose
that he might do something,
sometime" but as yet, he does
not know what.
The small African savage was
taken to Scotland, where, through
another series of strange events,
he was adopted into a well-to-do
family, who sent him to school for
four years; then, because he seem
ed unhappy, arranged for his pass
age back home.
Lobagola was not destined to
find happiness, however-set apart
from his fellows by his superior
knowledge and strange ways Che
slept on a cot and had a lamp the
"civilized savage" was Stunned
and became in life "a man with
out a country"
He relates, with utmost frank
ness, shocking instances of native
cruelty, justice, taboos culmi-
mated in his marriage to six girls
in a single evening and robbed
him of "Gooma,'' the only one he
cared about.
Eventually, he found his way
back to civilization, leaving his
/ wives and fourteen children to be
inherited, according to custom, by
the head follower" of his COM
pound.
Lobagola served in the world
war and is today a lecturer and
writer.
Only a brief idea can be given
of the contents of this strange and
fascinating book. You should, by
all means, read it for yourself.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28
OBAGOLA
by
Himself

| Himself
Lobagola proves the adge that
truth is stranger than fiction"
1t is written by civilized African
savage, Bata Kindai Ibn Lobagola,
black jew from the Ondo bush.
The manuscript was first labori-
ously produced by hand, then, be-
cause no one but himself could
read it, Lobagola learned to type
with two fingers and the result is
book that stands alone. From
the first sentence of this amazing
biography one is spellbound with
interest
LobagOla began life in bamboo
hut surrounded by a terrible
jungle, so interlaced with vines
and obstructed by underground
that it was impossible to make a
path into the village. 1t is the
home of wild beasts, but mo
European consul will give safe
conduct to white man to hunt
there"
AS a child Of seven Lobagola
and thirteen companions, ranging
in age from eleven to five, wander
ed too far from the village and
were overtaken by darkness. Hope
lessly lost, they wandered on and
on; threatened by danger at every
step. At last, subsisting on bread
fruit and bananas and having had
horrible experiences for as days
they came out of the bush-into a
world that was strange and fear
full. They had never seen the
ocean, white men, or ships. For
DAYS they watched, hidden; then
they stole a canoe and boarded one
Of the ships, as they saw other
natives doing.
Lobagola wandered alone into
the stoke hole and was there when
the siren blew the usual slgnal
for departure. Frightened by the
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28

know only one side robs us Oh
the full meaning Of things. Values
are added by contrast. An un-
troubled world would grow
monetonous. Half of our gladness
would be lost if there were no
sorrow.
It would almost be worth having
a war every once in while II IL
did nothing more than restore
full appreciation in the hearts OIL
people who grow careless from
having too much.
STILL NOT SATISFIED
And yet lot of people are still
not satisfied with the much they
have. They want more. We have
plenty today while the people OF
Europe are having to cut down on
every thing. But we are still a
nation of grabbers. We want
everything in reach. If we have
food we want more. If 1t is good
we want the best. With good
wages we howl and strike for a
raise. The car may be a late
model but we want the latest. A
few reverses might be a cure to
our extending selfishness. A hard
er Job might produce satisfaction
for the one we now have.
A little looking around and a
little thinking will cause us all to
feel that this is a good place in
which to live.