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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Miss 7 oms,
1t. Jones
Married
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carried bouquets of blue del
phinium centered with pink rose
buds.
The bride was lovely in her
wedding dress OF white mar
quisette with trimming Of ruch-
ing down the front of the long
bodice and short. puff sleeves
with cuffs made Of ruching.
The full skirt ended in a train
Her veil of finger tip length fell
from a cap Of sweetheart shape
also made Of ruching. She car
ried a bridal bouquet OF gar
denias and stephanotis.
Mrs. Toms wore a long dress OF
pale blue crepe with top of en-
broidered net and a corsage
bouquet of tuberous begonias in
coral shade.
Mrs. Jones was in coral crepe
and wore white tubeTous be-
goniaS. Her gown was fashioned
with a long skirt and simu-
lated bolero jacket outlined with
pattern worked in white
soutache braid.
A reception was held after the
ceremony. The table in the din
ing room. laid with a lace cloth,
was conferred with the TERED
wedding cake garlanded at its
base with gardeniaS.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Jones
left for Fort Washington, Md,
as 1t. Jones had only a three
days furlough.
The bride travelled IN a grass
green crepe dress with a red
bolero. a green hat and red
shoes and carried a red bag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
A Tale Of a Short
By Spencer Tracy

SPENCER TRACY and Pat
O'Brien always give each other
shirts for presents. There's an
amusing story behind II. which
Tracy was telling Katharine
Hepburn on the set of Keeper
of the Flame"
Spencer and Pat grew up to-
gether as boys in Milwaukee.
enlisted in the navy together
and later joined forces in New
York when both were for jobs.
The pride of Pats wardrobe
as down-and-out young actors.
looking Tracy tells it was a pom
gee shirt. 1t was the only de-
cent shirt they had between
them. and as a gesture OF neu-
trail friendship, O'Brien would
let Tracy wear it every other
day.
snow I have plenty of shirts"
Tracy said "but you know, I'll
never have a shirt as fine as
that pOngee shirt of Pats. We
wore 1t until it literally fell
apart"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
PerIe Crantz Wed
In Father S Home

PERLE GRANT,, daughter
of Samuel Crantz of Monica
avenue. and Sidney Gassell re-
Gently spoke their wedding
vows in the home of the bride 5
father.
Mrs. Sheffield Freedman, sis
ter Of the bride. of Washington,
y. c.. was matron of honor
Robert GasSel, Brother of the
bridegroom, was best man.
A dinner and reception fol-
lowed the ceremony in the gar
den of the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. GaSsell left on a
trip TO Mackinac Island and
northern Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Heckers Back in City

The Heckers. Alvan Macau-
legs and their daughter. Mrs.
Henry Whiting. and the James
Holdens returned to Detroit
Wednesday but the Holdens
plan 10 return TO the club on
the eighteenth.
The MacauleyS and the
George Staples were Joint hosts
at the clubs Thursday night
family dinner. Mrs. Richard p.
JOY Jr. arrived during the week
TO spend the month with her
children and Mrs. Joy ST.. Lieu
tenant Joy is at sea
The Norton Ives are at Roar
ing Brook Inn for the remainder
of the month. The Lawrence
Whittemores and A h ony
Motschalls are back again for
their annual visit. Also at the
Inn are the Charles Turner's,
MIR. and Mrs. H. NJ Northruu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Edna BoSanko and Catherine
MacCarroll.
A cruise the length of Lake
CharlevoiX and b ar b Gu g d
steaks and roasted corn made a
gay party Thursday from the
Belvedere Club. The Robert
Rileys and Arthur Ellises un-
dertook 10 cook the steaks and
the John Brooks supervised the
corn.
Also on the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Matheny. the
John Kellys. Edna Zehnder and
Elsie Budnik Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vinegar have joined
the Detroit colony at the Club,
as well as Joseph Woerndle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
broidered in red, white and blue,
il really was most fetching
Mrs. Fisher Signs Up

Both Mrs. Fisher and Mrs.
Joseph B. chlotm an have
signed up for the Red Cross
surgical dressings for two days
q week. Tuesday and Thursday.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Warren and Mrs.
John S. Newberry are spending
the week with Mrs. Schlotman
and on Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Schlotman had a tea for her
guests.
Wednesday, Mrs, Arthur Muir
entertained at luncheon at the
Harbor Point Club for Mrs.
Schlotman and her guests.
Monday. Mrs. Schlotman in
vited few friends in for lunch
con and NAH jong, which is most
popular this season. Included
among her guests were Mrs.
Christian Henry Hecker Mrs.
William Muir and Mrs. Henry
Burritt
Mrs. Burritt and Mrs. Wick
Henry motored up from Detroit
last Saturday to spend 10 days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Garrison TO Cadillac

NJ. Benn Garrison left Monday
for a two weeks stay at the
Garrison summer home on Aus
tin Lake near Cadillac. Mrs.
Garrison is renewing acquain-
tances and visiting relatives in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Thomas Detwiler has just
returned from a trip TO Northern
Michigan and has as her guest
during her parents absence.
Irene Radcliff of Eagle River.
Wis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Parents Reveal
Uebbinq BetrothaI

Mr.. AND MRS. L. J. UEB-
BING Of Green avenue announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Beatrice Marie, TO Herbrt-
klotz. son of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
{. Klotz of Wheelock avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
RoseddIe
Aides Three
Months Old

THROUGH the Victory Aides
Il are only 3 months old. great
progress has been made, and
some of Rosedale Parks women
on the roll of honor for having
completed their organization are
Area Aide Mrs. Arthur Carr,
Zone Aides Mrs. Verne Bingham
and Mrs. Madge b. Utley, and
Sector Aides Mrs. {. r. CheynO-
weth and Mrs. c. Harrison.
Rosedale residents are proud
OF Josephine Gomon, who Is
doing her bit at the Ford bomber
plant. where she is in charge OF
the women'S employment d.
vision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
AIIsrd Son Born

Mr.. and Mrs. w ]. Allard of
Penrod avenue are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF
a son, Tommy. who was born on
his mothers birthday, July ?.
Mrs. Claude Harrison of Lam
cashire road was happily sur
priSed on her birthday when her
family presented train reserva-
tions TO Milwaukee, Wis, where
she visited md reminisced with
old club members.
Mrs. Thomas Detwiler and
young son are making their
home with Mrs. Detwiler's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Benn
Garrison of Ashton road. while
Corporal Detwiler is in service
I'm England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Towels Made by Blind


towels and baugeS are made by
the blind and practically all the
hospital nurses caps bands,
aprons and layettes Much Of
tho leather work is done by the
crippled BOYS. The league does
all the fine monogrdmmlng for
two of the country'S Smartest
speciality shops.
An interesting new phase is
the work being done by many OF
the refugees Of the present war
All of the beautiful necdlework
is done by them and they are
guided in their design and sew
ing by Miss Josephine Dean.
The sale was at the home of
Mrs. Charles Fisher Jr. and
Mrs. Fisher was assisted by her
sister, Mrs w. Dean Robinson.
who is also her house guest;
Mrs. Stewart Hudson. Mrs. Jon
de Kuyper, Mrs. William Muir
and Mrs. Lawrence Bull.
Needless 10 say, all the cot
tagers at the Pointe responded
most enthusiastically and helped
in every way 10 assure success.
An amusing innovation this
year was a small sugar bag 10
carry ones ration Of sugar TO
dinner parties. Made Of white
Handkerchief linen and en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

at the Point Mrs Henry is visit
ing Mrs. John B. Ford Jr and
Mrs. Burritt is relaxing at the
club from her strenuous win
ter with the war chest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Jardines at Yellowstone

Mr.. and Mrs. James Jardine
and daughter Sophia of Minnock
road. are vacationing in Yellow
stone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrison
and daughter, Mary, of Ashton
road. are Vacationing at lps-
witch, Mass.
Mrs. F. L. Dick Albertson of
Artesian road and Mrs. Con Gil
lespie were the guests of the
Charles McGregors at the Nc
Gregor summer home on the ST.
Clair River.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Dick Al
bertson spent a pleasant week
end at Hackmatack Inn on
Mullet Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs, Norman A. Mas
kill of Auburn road are at their
summer home on Cavanaugh
Lake. near Chelsea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Celebrates 18th Birthday

Donna Jean Klager of Gains
boro road entertained with d
party in her home Friday, cele-
brating her twelfth birthday.
Everything was done up in red,
white and blue and when the
beaming hostess cut the huge
birthday cake that carried OUT
the patriotic motif. il merrily
chimed Happy Birthday 10
You" Those present were Mary
Ann Hardy, Mary Sue Har-
graves. Joan and Madeline Nc
Goarity. Ellen Brehmer, Doro-
thy Blumquist, Patricia Hart
wick. Colette Huber. Carol Maui
betch. Nancy Ellis and Lucille
Balint
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Bren-
nan and daughter Lois OF Green
view road. divided their time on
a two weeks vacation between
Mackinac and Camp Interlochen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

PROFESS ] q n A l. > FROM
Club Royale, the Trocadero and
the Bowery and local talent Will
appear in the floor show 10 be
staged the night OF November
Is. at $50 o'clock. AT Webster
Hall, for the benefit of the
Army Relief.
Harvey Stone will be master
of ceremonies. Gertrude Levy
is the impresario. Sponsors in
clude the Misses Marcia Cole
and Virginia Ross and Mrs. MGR
ton Meeron.
Army officers and their wives,
Mayor and Mrs. Edward J. JEFF
fries. a number of Circuit Court
judges and clergymen are on
the list of patrons and patron
eSses.
Col. William Kite Jr., COM
nander of the morale depart
ment. Fifth Service Command,
Will receive the check.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Pearls Popular

This is the year you'll get out
all those pearl necklaces you've
been collecting for years. and
rcString them in the latest man
ner. Which means that you'll
choose only the biggest, string
them on short strands. wear
five or six strings altogether,
Il la dog collar.
1t sounds startling. but it's
really effective as you'll note
when you see Simone Simon,
complete with pearls and black
satin in one scene Of her new
picture, Cat People" Frock is
one of the new slim styles with
peg-top skirt. the only ornament
strand upon strand of large
pearls worn high around the
neck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Nigh Clubs Talent Thanksgiving Fete
To Aid Amy Relief For Service Men

FIVE HUNDRED service men
will have a big Thanksgiving
dinner next Sunday as guests
of the Il VIII Do My Best
committee.
The place is the Aztec Tower
and the hours are from a to 10
p. m.
The tables will be decorated
with large baskets Of fruit and
nuts. and there will be a floor
show and dancing.
Miss Marie Raka, chairman,
will be assisted by the Misses
Eleanor Horen, Evelyn Kemp,
Gertrude Mackenzie and Title
Lasker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Carry-AIl

Problem of every girl-and
pet peeve of every boys the
oddments said girl must take
10 a dance, and no place to put
them but the boys pockets.
Dorothy Lamour settles the
problem of corsage. fan, makeup
all in one fell Swoop.
Dotty, dancing at Ciro's fol-
lowing a recent premiere, wore
the latest in slim black dinner
gowns. carried a flower fan.
And such a fan. Gadget was
shaped like an open fan, fiat,
about eight inches from tip TO
base, solid mass of tuberoSeS
with two gardenias at the base.
Swung from the ribbons at
rached 10 the fan. the tiniest of
compacts, small lipStick.
What-no- mad money?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Full Sleeves

Long full sleeves are banded
round the arm seams and round
the wrists with garlands of
leaves, each leaf made of pale
blue slipper satin, thickly pad
ded.
More garlandS circle tho skirt
in graceful lines, the general cl-
feet being Grecian.
It's a leaf motif 10 trim the
leaf green daytime frock Lupe
Nelez wears in Ladies Day"
Short, draped skirt is dark leaf
green jersey, the draped bodice
spring leaf green.
Short garlandS Of leaves
each leaf made of the dark
green jersey. the veins stitch
ing in the lighter green--are
appliqued over each shoulder
and down the front of the
bodice.
For true originality we hail
tie pair of gold clips Renie re-
Gently chose for Bonita Gran
vile. Each clip is a curled gold
leaf. On each leaf, a diamond
caterpillar!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Tuesday. Miss Nancy Appleton
will speak of the War Chest
Drive.
Fifteenth District WCTU will
hold fall rally Friday at Mar
din Park Methodist Church. The
Victory and Excelsior Unions
will be hosts at a 1880
luncheon.
Liberty WCrU will meet with
Mrs. Harold F. Knapp in
Seward avenue at 100 p. m.
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Stella Kona Weds Gene Zawacki

BLESSED SACRAMENT CA
THEDRAL was the scene Of the
marriage. Saturday. of Miss
Stella Kona, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kona, of Hol-
brook avenue, and Gene Zawacki.
The church was effectively
decorated with chrysanthemumS,
gladioli, palms and ferns.
Rev. Arthur j. Reckinger Off
ciated.
The bride wore a gown OF
white brocade and a coronet of
pearlized orange blossoms. She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

carried white gladioli, sweet
peas and white orchids.
Miss Helen Kona, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and
the Misses Phyllis Zawacki and
Betty ORourke were brides
maids.
Arnold Zawacki. Ted Kona
and Gerald Fitzgibbons assisted
Zawacki. / .tl
A wedding breakfast was
served at the lAiglon in the
Fisher Building and reception
was held in the evening at the
brides parents home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
WestIawn WCTU To Meet Monday

IVES WN WOMAN'S
CHRISTIAN TIE M p FRANCE
UNION will meet at 1880 p. m.
Monday in the home of Mrs. II.
l.. Townsend in Indiana avenue.
Mrs. w. II. Irwin will speak
AT the Tuesday meeting of East
ern WCTU which meets at p.
m. in East Grand Boulevard
Methodist Church.
Strathmoor WCTU will meet
with Mrs. Robert Bell of Mark
Twain avenue at l:30 p. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

PART ,, PAGE 16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Fashions in Flayors'

A TALK on Fashions i'm Fla
vors' plus news of how the war
is effecting our spice supply, will
be given by Nina Edwards Smith
at ID ca RIB orn Woman'S Club
meeting at 8 p. m. Monday in
Fordson High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

I OTIS o. leaves the kind that
~ grow on trees not IN army
campS-are turning up 10 trim
new winter clothes. We don't
know the psychology of this
new fad 1--WE refuse 10 mention
Evel. but we've seen leaves all
over the place-appliqued 10 eve
ming gowns, embroidered all
over new dreSsy daytime frocks,
or made of gold and pinned TO
suits.
Even Hollywood has gone
leafy. There is. for instance,
the negligee-a frothy affair of
pale blue marquisette-designed
by Renie for Lucille Ball 10
wear in Seven Days Leave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Lecture on PAINTING

AN ILLUSTRATED lecture
on Traditions of Early Ameri-
can Painting" will be given by
Albert de Sale at the Tweneti-
eth Century Club meeting, 2 p.
m. Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Due Home in Mid-Novembe;

MRS. RICHARD II. MARI of
Edison avenue, and her sister,
Miss Hertha Bonning of Hotel
Statler, will return from New
York about the middle of the
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Dean O'FerralI to Talk

DEAN KIRK B. O'FERRALL
will speak on United States in
World Crisis at a meeting OF
the Detroit Review Club at =
p. m Monday in the Women'S
City Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Take her advice this young
lady appeals 10 women who want
TO pay less and look their very best.
That's why she bought her stun.
ming" Fur Coat at FRANKLIN
during their daring 18th Anniver-
sary Sale. Here is a very special
offer made in a drive for 500 new
customers, A smart new pair OF
SHOES or'A clever new Fall hat
value $500 absolutely FREE. with
your purchase OF q new 1913 Lux
ury Fur Coat, priced al only $4,000.
They're better. finer, Luxury Furs.
beautifully lined. tailored and
STYLED 10 the minute. Just $500
down reserves your Fur Coat Take
az long as 81 weeks TO pay. No
red tape. no delay. Hurry and get
your FREE hat or shoes during this
drive. Use your credit as ALWAYS
at FRANKLlN'S DEPARTMENT
STORE. 3l6 Michigan Ave. Shop
any evening till 2 O'Clock.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
Hookworm Obstacle
To Good Health
Record IN Sldle

Describing has Hof4a a. :
stumbling block il M-aasss.ise :
performance wlHh ihe ahes
aHd usoFai fitness ge4assies =
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
Civil Service Has
Openings In Many
Lines For Workers

Positions nezsn thsuaxh ~
unsssd Stssss cisil sFsex Cssu
mlssson have been sTzzs,aacsa hy
tte Fanh unstcs Sisters C1v8l
screfce district 9Th dlscss -
Aslsnts. "a
0pen eosupe1iivx exsmina
uons win r. hid fes lhr pcA
sNns 81 lasandfy operative uiih
> salary * irusn sTm tu xiz6o :
wear and lnF ieandrx assistant
uith : salary between $500 ard
'sfeao iog filling sscanelek n ths'
Wa Department Air Corps eea
lcf Field Baiasi. Miss Applicants
for laandFg assistant nsnst stau.
as lesst AZ rnssusias a. experience
IN naasdefnls equipped power
laundry II which shHse menths
~ which experience must hsse
included oae q = combination
~ narher. esgter receiver. dis
'uibutaF. checker. hsandleE Of
shipper Applicants for laundry
operative nill bw Kivrn credit for
training ard experiencr which
tends b IL them fof the posi-
ticn
Positions of Junior chemist ~
shesN 4 year. ard technical and
scientific aid positions paying
81 go 70 $1,000 per year have
nsen closed GO men but are sull
,tpen to women having the neces
AaTy qualifications Education &c
uulremensS for technical assistant
in engineering ~ $3.50 = year
ana junior meteouoloeist % $1,000
. year have been modified By
amendment persons nov taking
appropriate defense training
courses can apply for engineering
craftsman positions paying ST.
4so % Sz610 . year II they meet
the other requirements All
branches Of drafting are included
The commission has issued .
new announcement Tor cussodial
officers. junior grade. and mod
fed requirements for junior pub
tic health nurse Il also extended
until further notice the accept
ancc Of applications for radio
monIioring officer a. $500 and
$500 > year and for bindsgy 0p-
eratxe for the government print,
ine office It 90 cents ~ hour.
Full information a. % the re
quirements Of examinations and
application forms may b. obtain
ed from the secretary. Board Of
II. S Civil Service Examiners.
Pest Office Al Biloxi. Mss or
from the commission district
headquarters at tne Post Office
Building IN Atlanta. Ca
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
Country Club

Continued from Page y
PassEoals donated prizes to H.
awarded 81 fir. sec8na nna third
prizes - the professions ana
teuf brackets
Participants were ? ". Cog
BID BoHen. !. A Fuff. Tor
Churchill Pete VanLAere. Tom
Va Dc Berg S E Friedrich 4
n Jones Hefmea 0auilef. Ma
Clements. Ray King Laufen b.
sarge J . Mofean asx Moore
+ L Knight = . MoffAif al q
fseeagoais. Ben Coedau. FdMin
Harvey Keeslef Field Maurice
Rouse professional Ct ne Mesaire
Golf Cub II AeW Orleans. > s
Cellar. ; II Me8anas gafk Nj
-. J S pesssss Larry Halmez
Hugh Jones' Golfport. Gudan
ard + Jones EdeeNaaes Gull
Club, Jes Birch ard n F CuI
yef. Mebsis Micses BeIssnds
An3on Heliey Alfoa neilaaa< =
laki ana " 1 cizg Nea o.
leans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
WHY EVERY AMERICAN CITT
ZEH SHOULD PARTICIPATE
IN CIVILIAN DEFENSE


not only the government q
ossr country i IT wsr Niih the
Axn nations. bat TIE people - 3
whoie For this reason - musi
st.oH ctr ene1ay that we are eapa
BE q unity ard sacrifice IN re
faee = cur dangers from them
shoN them lhat We are not weak
bne& but > nation 81 strong ard
p~hyNazilY 81 men and women
Nbo srs ready 70 defend or coHsn
~ faF democracy. cofse What
may II caW 81 az RAIDS ne PEG
pc need projection and for tbis
purpose . civilian aefeHse rs
been Organized TITS civilian C
Tense ksz . % fox evefg Amer
cen ms1. woman and ehlla shAeh
must - filled iof Il te function
properly rs defense Is not f.
oaF sTzaca forces go government
bit foF ne people. - : whole
For fhn DHe main seasaa I think
fhsf every Amefaesn eiii1en
Should participate II or avihan
defense
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tContinued from paea II
conducted from ? 30 :. n 10
have Scout organizations These
include Moss Point. the Housing
Project and other vlriniiies.
Thomas Tucker. district leader
with headquarters ~ Gulfpaff al
Tended the committee meeting
and discussed plans viii uhtf
chaIrmen
We SAINT 70 get behind this
Scout movement and give these
boys a much help and offer them
- many opportunities - - car. :
M Meeehee said aUndaabteds
u. this movement will reduce the
crime wavc among The younger
bofs and i vii make better nsen
CIT 81 them
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M esalnE r
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reetsd shak ue eenresl level a.
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x tenssal Maxnuan Price
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Learn ~ iAels e mr. wkaia
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Learn ehy pice cpaunl : na
pastant
kAnu Mhat pf1ces afe
Rekua - pay nsstv than eeii
in9 pfier
Inarn hp@ s. Judge assslEy
Buy onN SHAT yua nre
ncip ealsefs s. anaefktefst AMI
observe TIE law
~ How asse ne pteelng 81
cxSIinss en rents ana pfiem gi
into the rOeUfnnents nIsns e.
keep deun the zxst q living
President HnnRrvelt stated n
hts message a. Congress On Man
DAY. April -. las7 thai Is keep
the clxt q living from spifnllan
upward uc must d. these sewer
things
tx heaxily. and in
that psxwrxk keep peFsunal ana
corporate profits 1t ; reasonable
rate. The nofa reasonable being
defined at q low level
b hN ceilings On
the prices which consumers. re-
tailerS wholesalers ard manufac
tsfeHs pay foF tire things they
buy. ard ceilings on rents fof
dwellings in al areas affected By
war Industries
C. stabilize The re
Enumeration received By sudlvia
uAls for their work
d stabilize the prices rscpiv
ed BY growers for the products
Of their lands"
citizens 20 contribute 20 the cx,ss.
Of winning tins war by purrhas
Ing War Bonds wish their earn
lngk instead q using shosc earn
ings 70 buy articles which aFe not
essential
+ fatinn AL essential.
commodities 81 which there Is 3
scarcity. 20 that they may ~ dis
Hibused fairly among consumers
end not merely IN accordance.
with financial ability 70 pay high
prices for them"
& discourage credit.
and instalmsni buying. and en-
courage the paying off Of debts.
moftgagese. and either ohliRa
tons. for this promotes savings
retsrds excessive buying and sdds
70 the amount available 10 the
creditors for the purchase Ct War
Bonds.