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The future outlook., 1941-11-20
Bennett Distributes
LOw-Income Information

Designed especially for low.income
groups, a photography OF consumer
materials In the field OF foods and
nutrition has been prepared by Or.
Alberta II. Turner. head OF the De
partment OF Home Economies nj Ben.
pett College. and is available TO
teachers and home-makers seeking
such Information. There is no charge
for the photography. copies OF which
may be secured by writing to the
publicity department Of the college.
"One OF the leading topics In TO-
days conversations" says DR.. Turner
In a forcword TO the photography. rs
the rising cost OF food, This problem
looms as Increasingly important when
we realize that In ln35.ID36 over
three fourths OF the Negroes In large
southern cities ard almost one-half
Of the Negroes In our large northern
cities were living on incomes OF less
than $1,000 per year. ~"
I'VE are becoming increasingly
aware OF the Importance OF good nu.
triton ms a vital aspect OF the whole
national defense program. yet we as
a group have NO little with which TO
The future outlook., 1941-11-20

by the Little Theater Guild an fol.
lows: Chief electrician. Miss Maxine
Lawson. 4s. OF Wilmington. Del. |;
scenic artist, Miss Rosa Iomax, '43.
of Lynchburg. Va; makeup, Miss
Sara Lou Harris. 43. OF wllkcsboro.
and Miss harlan Mclaughlin. '43. of
Frecport, L. L.; costumes, Miss Fan
nile Strickland. '43. of Clinton, and
Miss Laura Coles. 40. Of Washington,
ID. c.: publicity. Miss Helene Jacobs,
43, Of Bridgeport. Conn. stage man.
ager. Miss valena Minor, '43, OF Ann
Arbor, Mich. ana house manager,
Miss Annie Green, ~. OF Henderson.
The future outlook., 1941-11-20
Bennett Holds Tryouts
For Broadway Play

Tryouts were being held ut Bennett
College this week for the cast OF
Ladies' In Retirement" successful
Broadway melodrama, which is to be
the Initial production OF the Bennett
Little Theater Guild this year. The
play is to bc presented IN the new
theater building at the college on De
cembcr IL and 13.
Heads Of committees In charge OF
the production have been announced
The future outlook., 1941-11-20
Acting Bennett Dean
Participates In Meeting

Acting Dean william A. Banner OF
Bennett College left Greensboro on
Monday to attend the 25th annual
convocatlon OF the Howard Unlvers-
ity School OF Religion. which was
held In Washington November 12-t4.
Mr.. Banner. who has taught philoso-
ply and religion mt Bennett since
1888, participated in Friday morn
ing's roundtable discussion on Rel.
gion In Relation To the Negro Col
lcge Student In Contemporary Life"
The future outlook., 1941-11-20
Automobiles Collide;
Negro Has Broken Ribs

Mr.. win Donneli. 53.year-old Negro
OF 102 Granite street. was taken 10
l.. Richardson Memorial hospital with
two fractured ribs last night after an
accident involving cars police said
were driven by Donncll and Leonard
l.. Stroupe, 33. Randleman. route /.
Stroupc was released under $500
bond for his appearance in munich
pnl.county court to answer, a charge
Of careless and reckless driving, grow
ing out Of the accident.
Police said Stroupe pulled away
The future outlook., 1941-11-20
Officers Of Girl Reserves.

.Prcsident-Ruth Curtis: vice prcs-
idcnt, Frances Harris: secretary,
Lorraine Kerr.
lhairmen Of Committees.
Program--Allce Inman; service,
Helen Brooks; refreshments. Evelyn
white: social. Georginna waldrum.
Projects already carried out--Hai-
ioween party.
Projects pianncd--(i) Thanksgivl
Ing baskets for needy families ;(2)
Christmas cards for the sick; (3)
Recognition service.
The future outlook., 1941-11-20
PLUG IN TIE GAS.

4 new gas outlet which makes II
possible TO connect up gas appliances
In way somewhat similar TO the
plugging in OF electric devices has
Just been put on the market, says
Plumbing md Heating Industries bu-
rcau. A safety feature prevents the
gas from being turned on by accident.
The future outlook., 1941-11-20

Only two Presidents OF the United
States came from west OF the Mis-
slsslppi river. They were Herbert
Hoover and Zachary Taylor.
The future outlook., 1941-11-20
DIVERSIFIED.

More than 1900 new chemical com.
pounds, including everything from
plastics to explosives 10 medicines,
have been dcclopcd from the nitro
paraffins, combinations OF nitrogen
with arious constituents OF natural
gas.
The future outlook., 1941-11-20
PACE Five

from n parked position on the left
side OF Spring Garden street, In the
1900 block, into the path OF the west
bound Donneli car.
The future outlook., 1941-11-20

We are In the fourth decade OF
the Goth century.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Farm Presented
70 School Board

A 137-aCre farm three quarters
of a mile north Of Now on WiXon
road today was a part of the De-
troit Board Of Educations plant
and equipment.
The farm was presented TO the
board yesterday by f. G. Allen and
Or. Burt Shurly, Who with some
30 other prominent businessmen,
including Charles T. Bush Charles
A. PARCELS and Dexter VI. Ferry
formerly owned il.
The farm was used 10 train high
school students in farm work
during World War ] days and
5 hoOl Superintendent Frank
Cody is TO report on It's possible
use by the Detroit system next
week.
The board also asked a commit
fee be appointed 20 study II re-
quests made by a delegation OF
parents from the Northwestern
High School area headed by Rev
John y. Miles president of the
West Side Human Relations Coun.
Gil. The requests bore on sChoo
studies and the racial attitude OF
various teachers.
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~; $x !le,i S14zcp DGzeczdW
- BUYERS GUIDE
CLUB CoNGO-DINE. DANCE

fCLUB CONGO. 500 East Adams-Flo5r
/ show. dancing: reservations. clifford
I0254
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u. 5. 10 Control Traffic
In Air al Wayne PORT

The Civil Aeronautics Admin.
iStra,ion viii take over control
of air traffic at the Wayne
County Airport not later than
January 1, according to Brig. Gen,
Donald II. Connolly.
Installation of equipment and
training Of personnel Will start
immediately az Detroit il was
announced. An appropriation OF
SlOWO9o for the new CAA
traffic control is contained in the
army puiy bill signed 10y Presi-
dent Roosevelt Monday
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MAIN OFFICE
1870 CASs AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wallace r. Hodges. IS Phoebe f. Henni.
gar "a
James lie Blanc, 30 Blanche verhrugghe,
Leslie W. Huber, "a; Christina Rosslyn
Panyan. %.
Angel Mendez 80 Evelyn Grace CARAT,
Ralph Hoffman. 20 Mary Dagaunno, 81.
Raymond Mlsiak, % Irene swan. 81
Ste phen II Smith, Is; Jane Wetmore, %
Hubert 3 Riopelle. rs. Ann Kraker, "a
kenneth Arthur Clarke, 20, Elizabeth b,
Blackwell. 10.
Leonard J De Liso, 20; Gloria L. Har-
wood 20.
Nelson vernon Rich, "a; Eva Leone Butler
10.
Walter Rajda, 81; Louise skioinsk. %.
Ernest Haft 81 Aubrey l. Fischer. "a.
Thomas Leo Bourke, 80 Helen Eileen Ter
vas. 80
Constantine Msrineli, 80: Josephine De.
marc 80
Edward Zelman. -: Betty Friedman IS.
VIII Altman, IS; Ellen Myers. 40.
star Edward Nahoski, 81, Leona NJ.
Osantoski 81
Harry H. Richardson 81; Lois Burket, ~.
William II. stokely, 81 Nadine r. Kraft
2i
Mitchell Martin oates, 81; Matilda Liborio.
81
Raymond Glenn Arvidson. %; Rose Marie
Lcskovi'z. 81
James Lester Herter. "a; Patricia Jane
BRAIDED rs
William Pierzchala. % Mary Noreyko. rs.
Thomas Eugene White, "a. Marion Allen.
20
Willard Alexander Barber. 80: Gertrude
Mary Herman 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Deati) lotlres

koLBE Aug 25. 1871, Theodore W.
husband OF Mary McGnlvray Kobe
father Of Theodore w Jr brother Of
Mrs Clara Fitzgerald or Ann Arbor, and
Frank r Kobe of Chicago. Funeral sew
Ice az chapel Of the VIM r, Hamilton
Company. Cass avenue at AleXandrine,
Thursday morning al II O'Clock. under
auspices Of Charles A. Learned Post No. /,
American Legion. lnterment at Forest
Hills Ann Arhor
PARROTT-James suddenly, August IS.
beloved son Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Par
rott, dear brother Of Charles and Shir-
ley. Funeral from residence. sl2l Indiana,
Thursday $50 q m 81 Lukes Church
A. q. Interment Holy sepulchre. John NJ.
Sanfeiu director
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Clio Charter Granted
To Railroad Workers

Granting q a Go charter to
'he United Railroad Workers was
announced today by Frank A.
Smith local president and Arthur
Lar-o Sc0rJf7ry- treasurer.
0oe tlD affiliate which
lbs o.c.e in rho IIofmann Build
nc ha p Total of 1000 mem
..rs throughout the United States.
LANCE r.
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Answer to yesterdays puzzle:
q ~ .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BROWN Pommeranien dog answers 20
name Mickey d" reward. 1855 Spring
wells
FDT-ND - BUNCH or KEYS Nacirema
Boat. owner pay advertisement. Madison
ootT.
LOST Friday. between 3 80 and $40 In
Checker cab, box 81 hose and lingerie
reward 4 Leigh Randolph 500
LOST Diamond solitaire engagement rinR
set IN platinum, reward. 500. Phone
lTedman. cherry $500
LOST Toy bull female. Reward. 4is 81.
clair Drexel 1917.
TWO sFiTZ DOGS. white small. neigh
hnrhood Aar'in-Warren. Reward. Tyler
4.SssS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
$4,000
Still Need
Auto Tags

Approximately $4,000 Detroit
and Wayne County motorists have
not secured full-year license plates
to replace the half-year tags,
which expire at midnight, Sunday,
Harry F. Kelly, secretary of state,
said TO-DAY.
Kelly advised car owners plan
ming Labor Day trips to get the
full-ycar tags as the old ones will
be outlawcd in Michigan and other
states beginning Monday.
To accommodate those without
plates all Offices Of the secretary
of state in Wayne County will re-
main open until 9 p. m. tomorrow
and Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
NENETIAN RIINDs
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE

.sHORTYs WASHER Refrigerator Salvage
rebuilt. guaranteed parts and repairs
.503i q Hamilton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

DE- LUKE Household Apuliances-Washe
commercial refrgeration). Guaranteed.
1888 Livern0is University 2-23Ti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
YOUNG MEN
YOUNG MEN
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s2n-2i-22 TRANSFORMATION BLDG.
JONES Employment, 4116 Beaubien--
Wants Day Workers; Couples; Porters
Maids. Mattresses. Columbia 1910
RIVARD EMPLOYMENT - Experienced
colored maids, cooks, laundresses. 3os2
Rivard Terrace 2ei63
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
GprtiOn
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WASHING MACHINE. vACIUM REPAIR

BENDIX DEALER-Service washers. iron.
rrS. sewing machines. Guaranteed
Estimates ipnox SgsO
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Wednesday, August 27, 1941
Situations Wantsd--Femaie

EXT ERIEAcEn- cnlnred- eaupk, eareiaksr,
janitress odd jobs days references.
Cherry 0QOA
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Beauty Culture Schools
Special Notices
INSTALLATIONS
Personals

4 Feature-PROFEssoR RAJAH ELi-
NOR. SPANISH BENITA. LOLA,
JESSIE. Entertainers. Rainbow Tssroom.
4 LILO +, habit stopped AZ home secretly
Arnold, 2isl Nat. Bank Bldg RA 72sS
ABUNDANT HEALTH through proper
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woodward. To~nsend 5-sSs7
ADA LORD -AHrolorast Celebrates. Con.
! else. Educated 7f6 LothroY. APPOINT
ments Madison 1913
sMAzlNo Il NJ" As,rologs, whom
your home or mine. Appointments. 1875
Chemist Vermont 5-ff52
ARDEN HEALTH Studio New Manage.
menO. 4i55 Woodward New YORK
graduates. Temple 1867.
|AsTROLOGER Outstanding Anna Rom.
thoroughly experienced Crrsulta o "a q
daily. BIOS Hamilton tgpstairsI
|AsTRoLoGER PHoEBA CARTER 49, Con.
situations dam. very reasonable as
Helen tnesr Jefferson
tAsTROLOGER Evangelire Bcrr, iit0
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WORLDS FAIR fat.o. 30 Peierooro.
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IAsTRoLOGER c Lowell well known
! De'roter. popular in Florida. Lafayets
j cONvALEsCEST- home frr elderly para
Ntic, chronic cases. Reasonable rates.
Plaza 1921.
I DEBT relief See Credr Adjustment Co,
ss3 Barilm Tower Detroit Oh s347
HAIR Removed Permanently Eie-tfsiyss
- Hour Anfoircl'e Aust 2ls3 Lake.
wood LenuN N032
HUDSON Health io--Iirsused Physio-
therapy. open 1912 Closed sundays.
1925 Cas-
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stomach gas. gladstone attacks prevents
operations. lti0 Burungame Townsend
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methods Tyler 1920.
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sells. Sans and Wslgreen Drug stores
MRS RAYE-Agrologist featured At state
Fair 5937 Mitchell. Plaza 25n3
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Randolph also
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| Male Help Wanted

MAssEUR. WHITE-n you are good and
| want steady position. spply The Meyer
institute OF Body Culture, $50 New Center
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Defending Champion
Trails in Eastern
Women's Golf
Amory Far Back, Bauer
And McNouehton Tie
For 36-HoIe Lead
RY the Associated Press.

RYE, N. Y, June IA new
champion likely was to be crowned
today as the Women's Eastern golf
championship went into the last Of
its three 18-hole rounds. Tied for
the lead after 36 holes, with totals
of 161, were Mrs. Harry McNaugh-
ton, the Long Island titleholder, and
Jean Bauer of Providence, r. I.
Last years winner, Grace Amory
of New York, was in seventh place,
with 1853. Miss Amory flew from
Bermuda to defend her title but so
far has not been able to get on her
game.
The co-leaders were the only ones
able to come even close to the par
78 of the Westchester Country
Clubs west course in the second
round. Mrs. McNaughton's 70 was
l shot over standard figures, while
Miss Bauer was l under par play
ing the fifteenth but misplayed that
one and also lost strokes on two Of
the next three holes for an 81.
Other leading scores:
for 1874; Mrs. james NJ. Robbins Mount
Kisco. N. Y, who went up from 70 to So
for 165, and two fye-time former win
ners, Mrs. Edwin H. Ware, IT., Of Phila-
Tor f i67. VIM AAa 90 anu o" respectively
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Away 10 Weak Start,
Labor Golfers Now
SET Fast Pace
Win 19Iz Out Of Possible
~ Points, With Only
One Match to Go

Away to a slow start in the Gov
ernment match play links tourney,
sponsored W The Star, the Labor
Department golf team now is on top
in section 2, class A, and judged from
the way Ma" Perkins boys are
travelling they are out in front to
stay. They have only one more
match to play in their section and
have amassed 1914 out of a possible
"a points. That happens to be a
better-than-fa brand Of golf.
On the Labor team are Leroy
Smith, the city municipal champion;
Charles Reynolds, who knocks the
ball a mile; Hal Roddy, a newcomer
TO Washington: John Blair and
John DemareSt, jr. Latest victim
of the fast-traveling Labor team
was Interior, whom they licked
S to l at Beaver Dam.
No Matches Next Week.
Other results in the preliminary
half of the tourney, fast drawing to
a close, found Post Office Depart
ment beating F. B. I. Az to 11a at
Belle Haven: Commerce claiming a
6-to-0 victory over Justice when the
latter team failed to show for a
scheduled match at Bannockburn;
Interstate Commerce Commission
beating Army War College 6 to O,
and Treasury's class B team licking
Federal National Mortgage 6 to o.
The class B team of Treasury now
has won 20 out of "a possible points
and is in the van in class B, sec
ton 3.
Because of the Government medal
play tourney, listed next Monday
and Tuesday at Bannockbura, no
matches are scheduled next week in
the match play affair. Two matches
in each section are scheduled the
following week. with the wind-up
matches IN all sections to come
June 80.
May Advance Playoff.
With winners in all six sections
to be determined on the last day
of June, the Government linksmen
will knock off from match play COM
petition and await the round robin
for the championship in September.
But this September scheduled tour
ney may be advanced. If the inter-
national situation warrants a change
the round robin may be advanced
to July.
Pairings for the Government
medal play tourney will be an
nounced by Tournament Chairman
Frank G. Butler of the Federal
Golf Association within q day or
two. At stake will be the medal
play team and individual champion
ships, including a new trophy CO.
mated by Gene Sarazen.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Version Of Graphing
To Be Portrayed by
Coleman, PIummer

Abe Coleman and Lou Plummer
will offer their version of feature
match on tonight's wrestling pro-
gram at Turner's Arena.
The boys are at odds in more
ways than one, for Coleman Is
almost IL inches shorter than his
rival and considerably broader from
the neck down, but this is not ex-
pected to be too great handicap.
Plummer, according to Coleman, is
all his name implies.
The supporting card in some re-
spects appears to be a trifle better
than the alleged feature. Take the
semifinal between Rudy Dusek and
the Green Hornet for example. The
Hornet has been winning consist
emily and keeping the public's ire
at high temperature.
Other matches pair Paul Boesch
with Hebry Kulkovich, Maurice La
Chappelle VS.. Jim Austeri and Ace
Freeman with Tommy Rae. First
bout Is at $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
After Third
Crown as
Senior Linksman
WodIey, le40 Runnerup,
Also in Todoy's Field
At National Event
BY the Associated Press.

RYE, N. Y, June 12-Charles H.
Jennings of Roaring Gap, N. c., who
won the United States Senior Golf
Association championship the last
two years, and John K. Wadley of
Texarkana, Tex, runnerup in 1910,
set out today to see if they could
do it again.
Jennings and Wadley are among
the 126 starters in the second sec
ton of the seniors 37th annual
championship, in which each group
shoots SO holes medal play and the
title goes to the low scorer of the
two divisions.
Best among the 1876 who COM
pleted their two rounds at the
Apawamis Club yesterday was Alvah
P. Pierce of the Braeburn Country
Club, Brockton, Mass.
Pierce, while his total Of 157 was
eight shots higher than Jennings
winning score a year ago, was hand
somely consistent. On opening day
he shot 10. Yesterday he made
1t rs. Ralph Rocks Of Metacomet,
R. l., went him one better in con-
sistency if one worse in scoring. He
shot his second straight 79 for 1853
for second place.
Pierce, Rocks, Jennings and Wad-
ley all are in the freshman"
division, for players of SIS to So.
Most interest the first two days re-
volved about the two Oldest play
ers-94-year-old Nathaniel Vickers
of Great Neck, N. Y. and 87-year-
old Rev William w. Leete OF Race
Brook, Conn. Each improved over
his first round, Vickers with Ill
after 119 and DR.. Leete with 103
after 113.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
ROD and STREAM K iss9sa4n s15d
Pacific Salmon Found on Atlantic Coast
Frederick County Streams Alive

it probably was lost else 1t never
would have been caught in a shore
pound net.
Frederick Streams Promising.
Frederick County trout streams
are in far better shape than for
many weeks. Water levels are near
" normal and with the stockings
by State trucks, made during the
last 10 days, there should be some
real fishing for the last 80 days
of the season.
Fishing isn't easy, for the fish are
in typical midsummer form. You
earn any you catch. Any one who
can get his creel limit can consider
himself a real stream fisherman.
Local fresh water anglers who
visit Northern States waters for
their vacation fishing have some
thing out of the ordinary to look
forward to this season. Particularly
in Wisconsin there are piscatorial
possibilities, the like of which they
never have seen, because stocking
operations have reached an age and
a point where the results are notice.
able in the catches of large fish.
Full creels of trout are ordinary,
with the individual fish running ex-
tremely large. In the Apostle
Island area two lake trout have
already been caught, with the season
hardly two weeks old, that will be
hard to beat. One weighed so
pounds, the other AZ.
Capt. Goldsborough Finds EN-.
We find Capt. Bill Goldsborough
up the Patuxent one day only to
discover later that he has moved
back to his usual haunts on the
Potomac - the rock pile off Tall
Timbers. Probably 1t was the full
moon that lured him, as it does the
big stripers.
1t is reported that late Monday
afternoon, fishing with U. S. Blair,
his catch was seven sizeable rock.
1t is likely he will continue from
his old stand, but he is as hard to
keep up with as the big fish which
he is so adept at catching.
Fishing through Sunday night,
Milton Gordon and Alan Ferguson
caught not only long string of
hardhead but four stripers that
weighed from Al to pounds. They,
too, were fishing off Tall Timbers
on the shale bottom known as the
Hangs" and with the usual soft
crabs for bait.