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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

and women all over America report
joyously that this grand, simple
treatment has brought them welcome
relief from dandruff's distressing
symptoms.
Start tonight with the easy. de-
lightful home treatment Listerine
Antiseptic and massage. 1t has helped
so many others, it may help you. Buy
the large, economy-size bottle today
and save money.
Lambert Pharmacal Co.. 81. Louis, Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

That you depend on The great majority of
Americans will get at least one cold this year -
maybe two
Don't be caught unawares and unready! See that
you have ANTIPHLoCISTINE in your home.
ANT1PHLOCIST1NE is no ordinary remedy In
stead, it's specialized dressing - inuented by
doctor! ANTlPHLoCIsTINE is also medcated to give
distinct relief to such symptoms of chest cold as
coughing, local congestion painful breathing.
Here's how you use it: Place the ANTIPHLO
CISTINE package in hot water for few minutes
Then test little your wrist to make sure the
ANTIPHLoCIST1NE is comfortably warm. Apply
layer evenly the chest, cover with cotton OF
other cloth. Let the application remain on overnight
You get the double benefits of moist heat" and
soothing medication. You get prolonged comfort
you get ongerlastng relief from chest cold miseries
ANTIPHLOCIST1NE has stood the critical test
Of so years and of millions of users! Use it yourself
next time chest cold strikes. Ask your druggist for
package, today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
1t may be
INFECTIOUS DANDRUFF
START Today WITH the TESTED LIsTERNE TREATMENT
THAT HAS HELPED so MANY

TELL-TALE flakes, itching scalp
Il and Inflammation 49, these ugly
customers" may be a warning that
you have the infectious type OF dan
druff, the type in which germs are
active on your scalp!
They may be danger signal that
millions OF germs are at work on your
scalp including Pityrosporum
ovale, the strange bottle bacillus"
recognized by many foremost author
tiles as causative agent of infectious
dandruf.
Don't delay. Every day you wait,
your condition may get worse, and
before long you may have a stubborn
infection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Do FALSE teeth
Rock, Slide or Slip?

FAsTEETH. q powder 70 be sprinkled
on false teeth. keeps them more firmly
set. Make your loose plates more de-
pendable with FAsTEETH. You'll feel
more confident with q FINER dental
plate. Mildly alkaline - FAsTEETH also
checks gum soreness. burning sensa-
ton or rash due TO the
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channg OF loose. wab- p
bly, plate or 20 excessive EIi1yr
acid mouth. Get original Nm1Ti1g>
alkaline fla IT K ETH at Olz6lIlllA
any drug store. Accept no lS-
substitute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

serve gas and the trucks and buses will heckle
you with horns all the time.
Buses and trucks permitted an unlimited
supply OF gasoline in rationed areas should not
be permitted TO travel at from so TO so miles
an hour. They should try to conserve gas and
tires, too.
LvIGHTY-SEVEN per cent of the girls who are
~ Is will find husbands according TO life
insurance experts. However, the experts don't
say how many Of the girls viii find the kind of
husbands they want. Probably about 81 per cent
All girls want to marry very remarkable men,
But young men ARE more modest in their
demands.
All most Of them seek is just good COM
-wasnt May Irwin Pittsburgh girl:" asks
a subscriber
No. sir. May was. from Buffalo
TIVE Japs have started q commercial airline
u between Toxic and Singapore. And a sub
marine passenger service between Japan and
Bremen, Germany.
The first money Joe Louis ever earned was
the 25 cents week his married sister Emmareli
gave him for scrubbing her floors every Sunday
Joe saved the money he earned scrubbing floors
and used it to pay for boxing lessons.
british Who's Who for 1912 lists Adolf Hitler
~ 1t gives der fuehrers telephone number as
Berlin 1851
Us II true Indians don't shave." is what the
young son OF friend asked me last night. he
had me there. However. i can't say that ever
Indian in a barber shop.
mine unhappy marriages In 10 spring from
faults on the mans side," stated Horace Walpole
Horace must have been catering 10 the
feminine subscribers when he made that state
ment. 1 figure it is the mans fault only six
out of TO-
Private detective agencies in Manhattan often
receive assignments TO check up the private
life of a man some girl thinks she would like to
marry The young woman wants to find out all
she can before becoming involved in matrimony.
COMMERCIAL airlines are sending out call
~ for applicants for airplane hostess positions
Must be between 81 and 26 and not over 5 feet
inches tall.
Eighty-hve per cent of plane hostessss marry
after being in service two years. They usually
marry some high saaried or wealthy man they
met while he was a passenger on a plane
So IL you are cute little trick seeking high
grade husband why not become plane hostess
and give opportunity chance to knock at your
door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

MIDTOWN Vignette: Happy FELTON,, the BRIDE
lVI groom and comic used to be a musician.
Many seasons ago he played with the crew for
an Earl Carroll show in New York.
Happy had more fun when he didn't have a
music cue to watch.
He'd flip quips in low tones at the other
tooters, convulsing them often.
One day the producer reprlmanded him and
reminded Happy that he was hired as musician
in the pit and not a comic-that the comedians
on the stage would do all the necessary joke
pulling.
Well, one day soon Happy FELTON, leaves town
for the coast.
Where ne will head the cast as star comedian
at Earl Carrolls
DIGTOWN Smalltalk: David Sarnoff. the RCA
- chief, becomes a Colonel In the army any
moment.
The National AAU championships at Ran
dals Island on the Goth will provide fat check
TO Army Relief No promotion fees, salaries etc.
Everybody working gfatis-the way 1t should be.
The toast: Here's to the japanese Navy
Bottoms Up" will be heard in Columbias Sub
marine Raider"
George Abbott signed Jere Mcmahon the
LaMartinique dancer, right after his debut there
Buddy Clarke. the Park Central maestro,
thought he'd outsmart the gas ruling. He bought
a midget car, and then learned II didn't hold
three gallons
MEMOS of Midnighter: Macoco, the Argen-
WI tine mint of the FL Morocco set. chased
lovely Kay Williams to the coast, but she is busy
taking tests at Fox.
The raving beauty who has Robert Stack
raving Is Gail Amber.
Edgar Rice Burroughs. the 'Tarzan" father,
is now in Hawaii with the army.
The Alice Faye-Phl Harris baby looks like
him.
Milton Berle OF whom Ben Bernie says:
That's not an act-thats encyclopedias"
returns to the State soon.
Herb Caens nifty:
ITS n millinery secret-keep II under your
hat"
Renee DeMarco will be a feature OF Cole
Porters next musical, Pot Pourri.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

HI 10,
In slset and snow,
Mrs. BIoomsr's all the 90.
T,csntv faiiors TO take the stitches,
Plenty Of loomen to pear the britehes.
old Song.
CAbove ditty was popular In 1S48. So il can
be seen wearing OF pants by American women
has been going on for some time. And for nearly
a hundred years men have been deriding, but
not 1iscouraging. feminine pants wearers. This
department a. repeatedly stated is not opposed
to Stacks for women and believes IL all right for
all women with figures like Katharine Hepburn
or Rita Hayworth TO wear them-EVD)
CTS GETTING DARK ON OLD BROADWAY"
L In what Follies did Clda Gray sing that
TN queens IL wls the "Follies OF 1892" Anyway
now I'm 1912 II really is getting dark old
Broadway.
The "dimout" regulations have certainly
darkened the Great White Way. 1t Is about
three quarters blackout every night. The gasoline
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

bland, but j don't know for certain where the
onions come from.
AN all Of Jane Austen's novels there Is only
ooe Kiss mentioned and that Is purely patonic
one" says A. B. Walkeley.
I'll take his word for il. I certainly am not
going to read all Jane Austens novels again to
check on it. In modern novels have been told
kissing is most mentioned in those OF Katherine
Brush, with Faith Baldwin a close second.
However, as a rule, the kisses mentioned in
Miss Baldwns novels last much longer than
those in the works of Miss Brush.
VOU can call yourself an old-tme movie fan
II you remember Mary Pickford in Tess
Of the Storm County" and Lionel Barrymore
and Pearl White in The Exploits of Elaine
Or IL you recall Francis X Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in Dear Old Girl of Mine"
Drive your car at 40 a highway to con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
8-GOre Slip
for JUNIORS
I.39

They don't ride upi In
your own special sizes. II
to IL. Tearose rayon crepe.
rayon taffeta in colors.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures
SECTIONS D AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

raticning has taken
practically all the
private cars OF the
street at night.
Around theater time
you see nothing but
taxis. And the. taxis
are certainly scooting
along these times. They
come down Fifth. Madi-
son and Park Avenue at
so miles an hour or
better.
NEW YORK STATE
~ leads the country
in the production OF
ducks and onions. The
ducks come from Long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

John Bulkeley to La
Conga.
Olivia DeHavilland
returning a smile at
two sea wolves giving
her the glad-eye =.
Shape-Ahoy!
Bandleader George
Aud doing the dim
out with Aud acquaint-
ances.
Oscar Serlin, the
sh o w m an. In Lum
Fung's biting an egg
roll as though II were
a dramatic critic.
DIR. Paul DeKruif.
the m icrob e : hunter.
hstntf~~ /. nak - The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

VNHE Big Parade: Harry Hopkins the globe
hopper, with newspaper under his arm in
the 1-2-3. * MN, MI
Gypsy Rose Lee panicking a group of La
Mariniquers with her routine-of talk!
N Lieut.. Robert Montgomery escorting hero
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

CALLIES In Our Alley: Bob Gillham the
~ Paramount exec, knows Hollywood producer
who brags that he came to this country without
a dime and now owes $4,000.
Les Brown was being bored stif by ham,
who was reminiscing.
"Yes" he said, I'm big famous star today,
but there were times when starvation staring
In the face"
1T couldn't'have been very pleasant for either
Of you" was the retort
MANHATTAN Murals: The stage-door JAMES
Iv1 waiting for their chorus-boy friends outside
the Shubert Theater.
The bearded character who parades the mid
town sectors In shorts-and wears sign saying:
"Fresh Air Keeps You Young"
The sunken gardens of Radio City-now an
outdoor slippery.
The entire city dimmedout, except for
beacon which can be seen for miles al sea, It's
atop The Seamen's Institute on South Street
an Institute ironically, for the welfare OF men at
sea-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
On Broadway
Walter WisscheH

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theater district at show-break time.
Fred Waring restless for duty in the army.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-31

The sugar act of 1897 requires, am
ong other conditions of payment to
growers, that all persons employed on
farm in the production, cultivation
or harvesting of sugarcane be paid in
full by growers at rates not less than
those determined by the Secretary of
Agriculture to be fair and reasonable
after public hearing and investigation.
The new wage rates for nine hour
dayare ars follows: minimum for wo-
men, SIPS; minimum for men, $1.55;
maximum rate $2.45 per day
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-31
WHO'S WHO
By Ruth TAYLOR

You have probably been asked lately ia
propaganda affecting the Negroes of America tits
question BREATH though there something
behind it. And all this because people, who
agtatng profitable than hard work got
voices and played thatos their own
people
thing certain about this pro-
paganda the racial
Three gangs banded together try
full law abiding citizens of the world They hate
rival gangs always do but for the they ignore
each others lines of propaganda and of false
claims
The Japanese claim they fighting for the coored
So they start out to prove their claim by trying
their fellow mongoans the Chimes They the
native populations of the Philippines and every island
where they have landed Wro expect people
of Africa to fare better under their rule.
?The facss started calling themselves protectors
of civilization but they believed that they civilized
They proved what they Ethiopia then of
they have had to ruce down to their
did Whenthe Germans then Goths brbed Ro
man into opening the gates to them
The Nazs claim be the defenders of Christianity
and they start out by trying to make with
out an Old Testament without preached the
brotherhood OF Back to back with Japanese in fight
against the rest of he world they preach the subugaon
nonyan They condemn educate the Negroes
and by force they recruit black bataans from the
territories they have conquered
Those the facts divorced the speech making
NO. this not racial And that type of propaganda won't
make any Roadway with American Negroes Why They
know better and they will turn to the proper authorities any
one they know dealing with the enemy of spreading
nation The thing the gangsers have overlooked
the American Negroes American first last always
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-31
ON THE AGRICULTURAL
FRONT

Canafa lee, sar of Richard Wright's
Native Son, is narrator for Henry
Browne, Farmer, First government
film for the general public on the ne
groes contribution to the war effort.
1t is u. S. Department of Agricud-
ture production and is scheduled to re
released soon to state USDA War
Boards for distribution in rural areas.
In tone that is sincere, reflecting
wartime tension Lee tells how the
members of an average Negro family
are trying to do their part to help
win the war. This repidly moving film
shows farmer Henry Browne and his
family growing Food For Freedom.
Farmer Browne plants peanuts to
help overcome the vegetable oil shor-
tage caused by Japanese aggression
in the Far East, Mrs. Browne has
a victory garden, young Henry milks
the cow and sister tends a poultry
AlOSh. AAS I'LL IS ClilIIdAeu dI L U.s.
kegee's air field where the Brownies
see their oldest son pilot his plane
in a training flight along with two
other cadets of the Goth Pursuit SOU
adron. To the roar of the planes, Lee
says, Farmer Browne an dhis wife
are mighty proud of their son.. and
so are we... But we're also proud of
Farmer Browne, though we probably
won't give him any medals Proud of
him because he's doing his job, and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-31

it's an important job, raising live
stock, saving his land, growing more
of the things we need. and proud
of him pust for being an American
we can count on, at a time when every
American has an important job to
do.
NEGRO laborers who are employed
in Louisiana harvesting sugar cane
will receive approximately IL per cent
more for their work this year than
they did in 1941, according to a min
imum wage rates announced this week
by .. S. Department of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Minister Announces
Two Sermon Topics
At Calvary Baptist
Sunday School Glasses
Will Hold Observance
OF ChiIdren's Doy

Dr. Clarence w. Crawford min
lister of Calvary Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on out
of the Mouths of Babes" and the
evening on "Salvaged Resources"
Children's day will be observed in
the Sunday school departments, but
no general assembly will be held.
The Executive Committee Of the
school will meet Monday evening
with Miss Anna Muddiman.
The Executive Committee OF the
Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Friday morning at the call of
Mrs. A. M. Wolford, president.
The Advisory Council of the
church elected DR.. Ralph B. Ken
nard, chairman; DR.. E. M. Gustaf-
son, vice chairman, and Mrs. Her
bert Brooks. secretary. at their Or
ganization meeting Sunday.
DR.. Crawford will teach the Bur-
rail- Glass tomorrow morning.
A new class for girls who have
come to Washington recently has
been formed and is being taught by
Mrs. Kathryn Crawford, wife OF the
minister.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Luther Place Church Plans
Two FLAG Day Services

Luther Place Memorial Church
will mark Flag Day with two Serv-
ices. At IL am. DR.. Charles FoelSch
will speak on The America God
Loves" At 7:30 pm, under aus
pices of the Luther League, he will
discuss favorite patriotic hymns, and
the young people will assist in the
service.
Musical numbers will be given at
the morning service by the choir
and by the young peoples chorus.
At 1890 am. Wednesday the
women will sew for the Red Cross.
The annual Woman's Guild picnic
is scheduled for section "a, Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV. entrance
to Rock Greek Park, from 3 to
pm. Thursday. Mrs. G. R. Sager
president, will receive reservations
The Young Peoples Fellowship is
sponsoring Glen Echo party
Thursday evening They will leave
the church at pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Presbyterions to Mark
ChiIdren's Day

What Seest Thou?" will be the
theme of the Rev. R. Paul Schearrer
in the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church at IL am. tomorrow.
Children's day will be observed by
the church school at $50 am. Par
ents' and friends are invited. A
childrens sermon will be given by
the pastor.
TIL annual banquet of the church
school staff and their families will
be held at $50 pm. Tuesday. The
Rev. J. Herbert Garner. pastor of
the Sixth Presbyterian Church, will
be the speaker.
Mrs. John NJ. Sylvester will lead
the prayer meeting of the Woman's S
Society at II am. Wednesday.
The Red Gross will meet at 9 am.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
National Baptist
Plans Unified Service
For Children S Day
Vocation Bible School
For Those d to Is
Will Begin Friday

The National Baptist Memorial
Church will observe childrenIs day
tomorrow with a unified service be-
ginning at 10 am. A radio pageant
"A Lantern in the Dark" will be
presented under the direction of
Ralph Hopper and Miss Addie
Moseley, with special music by a
young peoples quartet. DR.. Cove
CT. johnson will preach on Teach
ing the Fear of the Lord" There
will be dedication of children.
In the evening the Rev. A. Lin
coin Smith, assistant pastor, will
preach on The Greatest Gift
There will be a dedication service
for all officers of the training unions
Walter Norris and Miss Evelyn
Elsea will assist in the service.
The various circles of the Woman S
Society will meet on Tuesday as fol-
lows: DR.. Marion Criswell and Mary
Ellen Dozier at Pierce Mill for
picnic; Florence Rowland with Mrs
j. w. Babson: Olive Love, Rock
Creek Park. Kathleen Mallory with
Mrs. Oncken Owens; Alice Speiden
Moore with Mrs. H. B. Bradford +;
Jennie Reilly with Mrs. T. E. Gilbert
The Elizabeth Jackson johnson,
Mildred Dixon and Thomasine Allen
Circles will have a joint picnic in
Rock Greek Park at II am.
Wednesday.
At $50 pm. Thursday the Bible
School Board will meet. At the 8
pm. service the subject will be
Prayer for Our Children and Our
Youth"
The vacation Bible school begins
ut m. Friday, with William Roark
as principal Sessions will be held
daily from 9 to II o'clock, except
Saturday and Sunday. Bible study,
music. handwork and recreation are
offered. All young people, through
Is, are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
ChiIdren's Day Rites
Planned at St. PuuI's

The annual Children's Day serv-
Ice at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
will be held tomorrow at II am
The first part is entitled char
acter Building; the second will be
in recognition of Flag Day. About
so children will take part. The
sacrament of holy baptism will be
administered.
At l:30 pm. the young people will
have charge of an open air service
at the rear of the church. In case
of rain the service will be held in
Schafer Hall. An address or
Clouds" will be delivered by the
Rev. William B. Schaeffer, assistant
pastor.
The Red Cross will meet from 1C
am. to 2 pm. Wednesday. Friday
evening there will be a preparatory
service, followed by holy communion
and a meditation by DR.. Henry w
Snyder on forgiveness" continu-
ing the series of sermons on the
creedS.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

DTOOke MSlIl- MI Etchisoh.
odist Church will hold a breakfast
tomorrow at $3.50 am. The guest
speaker at the class session will be
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director, YMCA. President R. Doug
las Fitton will preside.
The Box Bible Glass will install
the following tomorrow: Marshall
R. Baker. president; E. F.. Dick, first
vice president; Charles o. Patter-
son. second vice president; r. j
LaVallee, third vice president; j.
Alfred Collins, recording secretary;
Claude B. Owens, corresponding
Secretar William F. VonAsch, as
siStant corresponding secretary;
Howard V. Russell, treasurer, and
G. I. Bede, assistant treasurer. DR.,
E. c. Beery will be in charge of
the installation service. The class
will attend the morning church
service in a body. The annual class
outing is being held this afternoon
at reservation No. l, Beech drive.
The Boy Scouts of the church are
guests of the class.
The Vaughn Class Of Calvary
Baptist Church will hold its annual
Flag Day service tomorrow morning.
A flag will be dedicated and placed
in the classroom in honor of the
Is claSSmen in the armed service
of the country. Chaplain Albert
M. Corpening, u. S. A, will speak
at the dedication. The lesson Will
be taught by Linn c. Drake, with
Joseph L. Foley and John EdmundS
assisting in the devotional service.
Rossel E. Mitchell will be the guest
teacher at the A. B. Pugh Bible
Glass of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odiSt Church tomorrow morning.
Justice Bolitha J. Laws will speak
at the service at the Central Union
Mission on Tuesday night which
will be conducted by the class.
The Trilla B. Young Bible Glass
of Western Presbyterian Church
will have DR.. j. L. Keddy as guest
teacher tomorrow morning. Mrs.
Laura P. Galley, president, will pre-
side.
The Shaver Bible Class of Met
ropolitan Baptist Church will be in
charge of the meeting at the North
east Mission on Friday at 7:45 pm.
Mrs. Henry C. Morris will speak
at a Joint session Of the adult Bible
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Dr.. Brooks Selects
Man. S Distinctive
Mark Alone
Flag Program Planned
In Observation of
ChiIdren's Doy

MANS Distinctive Mark Alone"
will be the sermon subject of DR..
Seth r. Brooks. minister of the
Universalist National Memorial
Church at II am. tomorrow. The
National Capital choir will sing.
Children will be christened. The
Adult Glass will meet at 10 am,
and DR.. Brooks will continue the
study of the New Testament.
At 1915 pm. in the garden OF the
church the church school will OBJ
serve children's day. THE Flags
We Love and Why" a program
written by w. A. Whitney especial
ly for the church school and CEN
tering around the United States
and Christian flags. will be offered.
Diplomas will be presented to grad
yates and a plant will be given to
each child. Participants In the
proeram are Helen Mahoney, mar
rator; Gilbert Saunders, Helen
Mary Nevins, Martha Mccain,
bradford Houser, Marjorie JAMS
son, Daurice Brenton. Helen Louise
Saunders, Sally Mae Graham
Harry and George Brenton and
Beverly Linton.
Graduates are Eleanor Mccain
Donald Long, Richard Jansson
George Brenton, Richard Long
Marjorie Jansson, Daurice Brenton
Bradford Houser, Beatrice Small
man.
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing from 10 am. to pm
Monday and Friday.
The Spanish class will meet al
8 pm. Tuesday.