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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Appointed
CLarkDean
In Atlanta

ATLANTA, Gs.-Mart.n L. Har-
vey, for the past nine years direc-
Tor of Young Peoples Work for the
AME. Zion church, has recently
accepted a position as dean of men
at Clark college here,
Reverend Harvey comes to his
new position with varied and rich
experience in young peoples work.
denominationally, inter denomina-
t.onally, racially, and theoretically.
In addition 10 his work with his
denomination, he served as the first
president of the Christian Youth
Council Of North America, a. the
American Youth representative at
the World Missionary Conference in
Madras, India, and as the American
presiding officer at the World Chris
tian Youth Conference at Arm
sterdam, Holland He has travelled
around the world studying youth
movements in more than 70 coun-
tries.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Doctors Wives
Hear National
AuxiliaryHead
Mrs. William Waters
Heads Chicago Unit

CHICAGO, Illinois - (SpeciaD -
Following the business meeting
Of the Chicago Chapter Of the Aux
iliary to the National Medical asso-
citation on October 20, election and
installation OF officers took place
Mrs. Lillian Alexander, national
president, installed Mesdames Will
liam J. Waters as the president;
Ruth Smith. vice president; Ber-
nice Payne. recording secretary;
Ruth Trammel, corresponding sec
rotary; J. H. Howard, treasurer;
and Ida Mae Cress. chairman OF
the executive board.
This being the first meeting OF
the season, Mrs. Alexander gave an
Interesting talk based on the fol-
lowing procedure for the ensuing
fiscal year;
/. support organizations working
to better life for all groups.
2, Promote various types Of
health activities in the underpriv-
ileged communities, sucA as child
care for working mothers.
3. Services TO men in the armed
forces.
4. Greater interest in the national
magazine Of the national medical
society.
5 Further cooperation for the
support OF rhe scholarship fund
Hostesses were Mesdames George
Lewis, Milton Johnson and Othello
Ennis. Mrs, Roscoe Giles, who has
served the auxiliary as president,
presided.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
INEXPENsINE AMUSEMENT.

ltgsounds 100 good to be true,
but it isn't. As soon as Miller stu
dents have bought three dollars
worth Of. tickets 20 extra-curricu-
lar events. they receive students ac-
tivity cards which ent,le them to
attendance at all subsequent events
free Of charge. The events include
dances, concerts, intramural sports
events. -nny.es, phys and declam-
alton contests. nd subscriptions to
the scaool PAPER inc Trojan, and
the yearbook. the Warrior. are al
so q part Of he bargain The idea
looked so good to John House and
Richard Apple that they bought
their cards outrigh' and now are
all set for a Yeas entertainment
The plan was Sorked out by a
group of teachers headed b. Mr.
Morris Goldenberg and Mr.. John
Reinel, and was then submitted
to the students for their approval
Over seven hundred voted to adopt
the student activity cards. provid-
ing Miller High School with much
needed financial support and
themselves with the prospect Of
some fine social and cultural &C.
tiVities.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
OPA Program
Supported By
Nail Council

TuTCACN Tt1sr.,e gcza.s.t,
WboIehos,..5 - rot.,n.a 40 ~
=,
Na'4oHsA Coui'cll OF negro women
to Price Administrator Leon Hen
q derson request for support Of the
OPA program was reported this
,yeel. Nv Mr. May ,fo-o,d ~
- -. -
eognril,s mec,fnq in Go ls.,
,yeal- end Tho comr,'r -s1ro.o ~
II wo93en,s or7an.,s,,ors
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80 49, g.. ~ - - ~ ''.I ''a'lh '
- oD.5o ~ 1922 I1pg'I' y, ''.V WI =
80 - ~. n Ii'u'. , ao' .l.- IAN =, ailI
- .5 -, ,..-. 80. 80 ' iI.ni
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

ence Reed, grand publicist, was
master Of ceremonies.
Warren Lodge will confer the
Master Masons Degree upon a class
Of Fellowcraft Masons. November
Sick: Past Master Walter o Dyson.
Brother James Harris and Richard
H. Brooks. The latter resides at 532
Roberts street, Baltimore. Nd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

The Literary Coterie club held
It's opening meeting Of the season
IN the home Of the new president
Mrs. Marguerite VI. Brantley Of
Hartford avenue on October 20 The
subject Of the evening was Russia
and its Geographical Background
and Government" led by Mrs. Sa.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

The SGlcr;onc Saving club held
Us last meeting VIA Mrs Delete
lizard a 3i2 Z Garfield. A delight
IA. luncheon was served and cr-
joyod BY all members present. Then
business was discussed The meeting
adjourned to meet November 6 with
Mrs Martha HI. az Io45 F. Kirby
A. J. Bryant president Mrs. Lula
Dinens. reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

On Sunday afternoon The
Glamour Girls served a delicious
menu al the Mesdames Frances
CURE and Bulvola Byons ga Gar
field apartment 306 and 1903 Every
one cnioyed a wonderful evening
In a brief span OF tmo the Glamour
Girls viii be in fun sway We shall
expect to see YOU 81 our next party.
Frances Guice. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

dye J. Ramsey. Plans were COM
pleted for their annual Benefit
Bridge 20 be held at the club house
on November 81 There will be
prizes 70! each table, Mrs Geneva
Roland was guest A delightful
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held al the
home Of Mrs. NJ. Deane on Epworth
boulevard, November 9
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

The Royal Palm club met at the
home Of the president. Mrs L.
Roman 1890 Mclean. The meeting
was called to order by the presi-
oent After business discussion. re-
lreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs Willie Byrd 1910 St. Aubin.
Mary Bradford scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
FeIIowcraft Masons To
Get Masters De gree

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Speeches
and addresses by Grand Master
Royal Bailey. Deputy Grand Master
Allan A. c. Griffith, Grand Secre-
tary Charles D, Freeman, Worship
full Master James H. Coles Jrr Past
Grand Master Louis W. Roy ST.
and Junior Warden Anthony R
Brooks highligh'ed the annua.
Grand Lodge Visitation at Warren
Lodge, recently. Past Master Clar-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

The Idbby BrIdgetis club met
and organized at the home Of Mrs.
Leila Hunter on October 6 and have
since met at the home Of Mrs Helen
Allen. Other members include
Mrs. Fannie Gr5viett. secretary;
Mrs. Appang treasurer; Mrs. Yarbo
Mrs Manuel and Mrs Bertha AL
ford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
CURRENT TOPIC STUDY CLUB

OthhENA lOTlC STUDY CLUB
The Current Topic Study club
held its first program meeting Of
the season at the Detroit Association
of Bomen's Clubs. Tuesday, o.
tober q at 1851 Brush. In the bus
mess portion Of the meeting, Mrs.
Beatrice Preston, the president of
the club gave a splendid report Of
the Association meeting she attend
ed in Battle Creek, after which Mrs.
Reynolds and Mrs. Rose Hill gave
echoes from India which opened an
interesting discussion by the mem
ocrs. The guest speaker Of the az
icrnoon was Miss jeanette WEIGH
who gave vel fine talk on charm.
Miss Welch is the director Of ac,ivi-.
ties of the Association OF Women's
clubs. At the close Of the meeting.
al were ushcred into the dining
room where the table with its two
tone decorations was typical Of
Halloween with its candies and can
dies and an abundance OF ice cream
and cake was served by the charm
ing hoStesses. May Randolph, re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
WHOOPEE GIRLS

The Whoopee Girls met al the
home Of Mrs. Ssllie Coleman at
629 Garfield street Fri5sy, October
80 1882. Meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. Sallie
Coleman, A prayer by MIS- Ruth
Goodwin came next. Roll was call
ed. Those present were: Mrs.
Ruby Gilbreath, Myrtle Watkins,
Miss Hattie Salters, Mrs. Florence
Bland, Mrs Sallie Coleman. Mrs.
Ada Griffith, Mrs. Carrie Hender-
son. Mile Mae Hill, Mrs. Beulah
Davis. Old and new business was
discussed The Whoopie Girls cele-
DRAFTED theJ 18th anniversary at
666 Club Sunday, Oct. Is. Among
the guests were; Mrs. Lillian Mid
dle7on, Mrs. Helen Green,
Roberta Robinson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pennman, Mrs, Joe Jones, Mr.. James
W Brown, Mr.. Charles B. Davis
and also the Nine OF Hearts club
presented the Whoopee Girls with
box of candy. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Hattie
Mae Salters at 1853 E. Forest. All
members are asked to be present.
Ruby Gilbreath, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
HALLOWEEN DANCE,

On Wednesday. October 2S the
students put on their costumes ana
had fun in celebration Of Halo
ween at a dance from $3.50 until
$50 in the gymnasium The truth
is that Halloween was just an eX-
cuse. for these affairs are always
popular. Two hunored twenty-eigh,
turned out for this one, and well
know whether they enjoyed them
selves when We see the pictures
which the orchestra leader Mr..
Louis Cabrera took with his mo-
vie camera
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

The Club Ivory is really going
great again this fan with such
lovely ladies' as their president
Mrs. Helen Allen Mrs Mary Craw-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

ford, secretary; Mrs. Matte Eden,
treasurer; Mrs, Fannie Graviett,
Mrs. Bertha Afford, Mrs Reginald
Friend and their new member, Mrs.
Annie Williams and Mrs. Gussie
Drew.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
CLUBS and Other Briefs


of Mrs Bessie Scott. $3.50 Varney
street. Charts C. Williams, reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

CLIP Muet 20 back home
My husband and ! have been sep
arated for some time. ! am between
Two fires.
Ans: You can not he Too eau.
iious In choosing husband. Meth
or can you he too cautious In TAX.
Ing one hack when you have been
separated ~ long a. you two have.
He loves you. and you know u
lint nj the present time. you feel
that you are In love with another
man. Feeling ~ you do. II w0nId
not be- fair 10 your husband ~ re-
turn ~ him under these conditions.
Ash him 10 allow you n couple
more months 10 make M your mind.
IN the meantime. weigh these two
men from every angle In order 10
insure your future happiness.
RIA am a senior in high
school and in love with = boy 7
met over year ago. He married
about two months ago. and etIil
comes 70 see me. He really was
forced into IT, He says he stu
lovef me and really love him
(honcstl Tell me please. what must
7 do? Please don't tell me 10 forget
him. can't
Ans.s-If Il NOT . question ct
What JON want 10 do. but What ycu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
LEGAL NOTICES
Attys. simmons A Blbb.
$50 Grntiot Ave.

STATE or MfCulGAN In III. CIrcnit
court Tor the County OF Wayne IN chan
cery.
CHARLES mi. rianun IS ANSiE
ifil.i, Defendant
NJ. aaI zoo
AZ session - said court hold IN the
court lioasr in The city 81 Detroit on
tho an day - August A -. 1912
Present. Honorable Lila NJ NEtkN-
fEi.f circuit Judge
va tins cause 70 appearing from AM
fa,it on Die that afirs dilirsn, S".,frh
and Inquiry n 'annoi i~ asceriained 10
Whist state or Country the defendant
resides.
rs MOTION or SIMMONS ANp
RiBR attorneys FOR plainfin
TT rs ORDERED THAT Annie Hiil er-
pear and answer tho iiii ~ complaint
Med "a This cause within three monln~
from the dnfr ~ this order or said iNl
vil b" taken az confessed aRAiusi her
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED That
copy ~ this order be- pnhiishes nrcor3.
ing 20 law IN The Detroit Tribune and
also that rcpv 81 this order g.. s.ili
Nv r'girered mnii 80 said defendant 30
h"r hsi known address go wit 3se5 las
,inRs street. rtfrolt ~ hioan
rirA N NErENrFLT
crult Juire
''NSrAIl ! rrNcENAN clerk
rs g " rl-rIGEE
Deputy Cicrl, sea 1o.lo
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must de- to still Keep your good
reputation. II he really loves you.
he will prove u hut mol by expect
Ing an affair with you while he y
stlll married. II he has your hest
Interest nj heart. he Will leave You
alone until he settles his present
domestic problems. Until he does.
don't throw away your good name
and self-respect ny letting him use
you for q sIde-llne.
LAC Once ! had a friend. lie
and I were both married. Now that
he Is single. do you think he would
want me?
Ans; Va. not now. n was fun
going With yom while some other
man was footing your hills. HIT he
! nj about o. take on that respon-
sIbIlIty. lie " definitely concen-
tratlng on the single girls now.
MI am worried about my
work. NV business doesn't seem 10
improve any. But my work ! am
sure Ia very pleasing. Tell me what
is wrong
Ans.:--Y0u haven't been In the
city long enough 10 really make a
name for yourself. You are handI-
capped 10 some extent BY living
on q side street. TrJ and find .
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location for your business In n
convenient section of town. There
i one thing 10 always remember.
a satisfied customer i the hest adj
,ertlslng you can have.
DIS am girl OF Is years
old. NV mother has given me per
mission 10 receive company. Hut she
won't let me 90 anywhere without
my younger sister going with M
SO you see I mover will fall in love
IL | have 10 ALWAYS have someone
10 tag along with me. will thanK
you very much on some advice As
To what ] must do.
Ans.:-Perhaps your mother
realizes that you won't have an
opportunity 10 get serious about
any hoy with your younger sister
tagging along. A l6-year old girl
l. too yonng "a think Of getting
serious anyway. You are inclined Ia
regard your Kid sister n u baby.
hut after all. she Is only year aud
n half younger Than you are. BE-
fore long she will ACQUIRE beau
OF her own and VIII lose Interest
In tagging.
M.N.T.--I love my husband truly
I believe he loves me. We cant
seem to Get along who Is in The
wrong? We need 10 live together
and rear our children. Advise ne
Ans.:-I.l,ing In the house With
relatives i the direct cause ~ the
friction existing between you and
yonr husband. No house Il hlg
enough for two Families. II Isn't
fair 10 yoH. your husband or YOUR
children 10 have ~ live under these
conditions. Move out "a yourself.
N u u only 10 two small rooms. All
of You are missing the true SHIRT
Of home life and won are growing
away from The things that mean
80 much 10 n marriage.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. William Y. Patrick. ~.
1904 ~. Antoine ~


STATE OF MICHIGAN in tho cireni,
Court for the county Of Wayne IN chan
Gerry.
rliRISTINE WILLIAMS Plaintiff w.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Defendant.
NJ. a3g.stG
ORDER TO APPEAR.
A. session Of the shove entif "a
Court. held IN the county Building In tho
CITY OF Detroit. County ~ WAYNE aud
state ~ Michigan this itth day Of Al.
gust Al 1872
Present Honorable LESTER = MOII..
Cirrnit Judee.
Satisfactory proof appearing hv am
davit hereto attached that the Defen.
dant, John Williams. W. not = resident ~
the State Of Michigan. buf that his last
known place n residence was In tho my
~ Greenvlile. State Of south Carolina
on motion ~ WILLIAM r. PATRICK
AZ Counsel Tor the Plaintiff.
~ IL 1ierebv Ordered that tho pefon-
dant. John Williams. enter his appear-
nnre within three months from the date
hereof or the Bill Of Complaint Will be
taken a. confessed aeainst him
" u Further ordered that true rnnv
% this order he sent "a the iss known
address ~ the Defendant. BY rcelstered
mall. return receinf requested rostaoe
prepaid. and fhat a true copy ~ said Or
der he published IN = nav rane In 4nd
fnr thu County ~ Wayne. state or Mich
lran. IN atcordance With iaw
LESTER = MofI.
ciruit judge
chsPtR y. ITNCEWAN. clerk.
Ry fAnNEY HARTkOWfAk
Deputy Clerk. s-ze-i0-io.
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ATTY. VIM. T.. NagiIi
1tx D. Neru0r Highway

STATE az MirHicAN In the circuit
couri FOR tie connts Of Wayne in chan
csiN
DOROTHY GREY riamiin. - THoM
A. GREY. Defendant
No. 3ai $40
At = session 80 said conri held on tho
goth day 81 July ~ istc.
Present; Hon. DEWITT n MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
II Appearing 10 This conr' from mil
aaNit on Mo thar the place ~ teside .
- the dcfopiaut herein IL unknown, ths'
~ canuef DO aeecrtaiuod IN what siafe
or oopntrv he resides and that the
Ilairtin T. not ~ fu,i Rge
TT Is ORDERED that defendant an
par and answer ih. bii - complaint
Med IN this cause within three months
fron Tho date ~ this order. or said nil
vi he taken - corfesaed. and thai this
order be scr, - and published a. r.fuIir-
80 hv Jaw IN The Detroit Tribune. news
psper printed published and circniAtine
iu said couriv
m * FURTHER ORDERED that Sal
rs SNakovich hrs ard y hercAv appoint.
~ 80 act aa nest fiicnd ~ tho plain ~
in This case
DEWITT " MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
ny DALE peNoGELArR.
- True 'opVl
',SrAH . lTNGEMAN. clerk
rcupts Clerk S.se i0.s
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PICKENS ~ HEAD OF NEGRO
SECTION Us. TREAS. DEPT.

WASHINGTON CAMP Deaa
William Pickens has been appoint
ed chief OF the Negro organizations
section OF the war bond and savings
stamp division II was announced
this week by the treasury depart
ment lie was elevated from his for
mer post AZ senior officer Of the sec
ton.
Pickens Will be In charge OF The
program designed 10 stimulate in
terest among Negro groups and or
ganlzations In tho purchase OF war
bonds and stamps.
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Any. VIM. 7. Naelin.
its T.. Vernon Highway

STATE on MirHiG ~ IN tho cl-etit
Court Tor the County Of Wayne in chan
very
Alice SMITH rlaintr Va NIr.LAEp
RANDALL SMITH Defendant
No. a3O.D06
A. session ~ said corrf hold on
tho i7ih day ~ July. \ r iafe
Present Honorable VINCENT NJ
BRENNAN. circuit Judge
~ appearing W This Court from anl.
daNit on Me thar The piare % resi- lcn.e
~ Tho defendant herein is unknown.
and that ~ rNnnnt be aacerfeined In Nhnt
state Or country 10 resides
TT IS ORDERED Thar he appear atd
answer Tho hin ~ complaint Med ia this
cause wi'hln three months from The dare
~ this order. or sad hin wiii 10 taken
a. oonfe-sed. md that this order DO
served aus ruhilshed - required bv law
in The petroif Tribune y newsrapor
printed published and circulating In
said county.
VINCENT IT pRENNAH.
Circuit Judge
cNsrAR = LrNGEMAN. clerk.
nv 7. q. NAtT.T.
Deputy Clerk st-a1.
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PROTEST MOVING OF THE FEPC

mont Fiac 'ommittte n II i@
fiNw'd g. rcinaIn pons,bie oniv
20 .oa VIII D., diving fo.ce n
efDr' Grating me democratic pro-
t@ss Men everywhere must see
tAti our country is Democracy
m iag ior The eyes ~ all tho world
are focu-sed upon the l'niied
states Opp csSed peoples not on
lN ia" Poles and The Danes but The
INDIANS The thiDesc. the Africans
and lhe Negro American look TO
you fn spriua leade, ship.
IN' Man Power commission. n .
~ 3" effective .n immediately
modifying the nrodncfiye caDaciiv
~ Our country must keep clear
'i cont nfersiai issues E0ualiiv ~
economic opportunity IS nor con
itoNcts 'al bui because tho South Il
determined 90 use It's cxargeraiai
influence ~ denv tho Negro ele-
m"niarv democratic rights. This
'faH'rr Of economic opportunity
Is iafoNn into the field az contro-
Ne'rf IN fheye circumstances me
COMMISSION NAV not contemplate
nora punitive action against ON.
rloyer ard 'ho same time ask thom
io -rend np production Tho Sonth-
fr mind would rescn, Mr. Ne-
NAiie committee 70 me point ~
non cooperation hnt vii, ohev Inc
'Nici- - no Presidents commit
lf 'eo Fair Employment Practice
committee Is transferred 10 the
Jan fdWcr commits sion. Il viii nm
dnuhiodly be subject 20 tho order4
or regional directors As is noted
above the ohief offenders ara
NNlihf'n'r> There Is where muca
work needs 20 be done Southern
h'rional directors will bend every
'rofi 10 sabotage The committees
work War Man Power commission
VIII soon have 10 ask Congress for
more FUNDS Congressmcn and
Senators from the South who on.
loy their abnormal prestige and
power from tho numerical streneth
~ the Negro while vi the sar,s
time Withholding from hin, he
rleh' or vote viii refuse 10 an.
Droprlsie funds for Tho commis.
sion unless tho Fair Emnlovmnnt
Practice committee is Killed or
hamytrung.
Further the chairman OF the
Man Power commission Is can
Vlnaie Ipr the Democratic nomi-
hA'on Tor The Presidency in 1914
u YOU do not chose 10 run. AZ
Sucn candidate. he must seek
VOTES n the Democratic conyen-
lion from he solid south Tho
SCUM is committed 90 the promo.
siilon that Negroes shall never no
given equality Of opportunity. n
ls roo much 20 ask a human no.
'ng aspiring To the greatest Office
On earth TO clash violently with
me email men OF tho South You
are me execution The people havs
commence In YOU and no matter
what these small men ~ tho South
may think or feel. they can never
affect your high place In the his
tory OF the world and In The
hearts Of your countrymen.
'' f'aiN 10 como let MIS-
recall that YOU did more Tor
democracy and for world peace
than perhaps any other man. n
Is upon this issnc. the equality Of
an men. that the peace OF the
world rests The Fair Employ
ment Practice committee ~ tho
one active agency Of our Govern
ment that Is laying the foundation
for a lasting peace and Il must
have the authority and sanction
and prestige Of Won and yonf ~
flee. directly behind A.
Respectfully yours,
Eardlie John.
chairman.
Fair Fmnloyment Practice j
c0mmitlee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

Fer rears and yeats everybody
knows the belief on the LUCKY pow
Or RI real Four Leaf clover.
Many people setHally believe that
a genuine -Four Leaf clover brings
luck. For schrs and years people
carried q -Four Leaf clover 20 keep
anAv bad luck. Belief itself makes
confidence and that In itself IL OF
most great value because IN makes
MANY happier and furCr ~ them
eafvoa Gives them stimulated
rover. Since Inc discovery OF grow
irr -Four Leaf ciovers people from
almost every city IN the United
ftafes have begun 10 own and
carry genuine -Four Leaf clovers
You can own one You can get
ono now. do not sell YOU tho
Four Leaf clover and case. You
ret d with a fun size bottle Of
<ANDRE OIL and the Secrets or
pniminry. Full directions. Writ
Zen guarantee. You con use al Tor
seven DAYS and N II does not meet
with YOUR own test your money VIII
he sent back. Send no money. Pay
rosfman only Si07. rot a cent
more. Remember this IL q special
written guarantee You cannot
lose. / 10 not want a cent until
you get these goods and ! won't
keen a penny unless they make
hit with YOU. end you are positive
~ and absolutely glad With the
goods Write now. send name
and address nov Print clearly
FANOUS KANDRA BRANDS
"A East f5th ST. Dept 4, y. \. Z