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Milford chronicle., 1942-01-30

Trade in your
old Lamp for an
AIIO W ance of
$I.00. This offer
expires Jan. 81,
1912.
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ATLANTIC padded vans; insured trucking;
SIS load: free estimates. TWinorook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29


HAIR REMOVED FoREvER-sste, pain
tee Doctors references. Electrolysis
rlri- Townsend s-3ilt.
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed - Null
tiple Flectroiysts Emilia Boccabella,
77s5 Gratiot PLAZA 0s50.
HAIR REMOVED permanently Natalie
Trsuh $50 Michigan Theater Building.
Cherry 1918.
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic
noted reader CGraud River) Appoint
nsris TYLER 5-5907.
MADAME FrrSE-Jnusual French reader
SAND and Pre- solve vr-r prohlems-love.
business COiumhia 200. 4it7 Second, C-1.
MADAME GEF-Mental marvel from the
Fast. first time in Detroit Wonderful
~ Lotus TesrOom. lt40 Broadway. Up
stairs
MADAME MARY ASH Noted Psychic
Reader Daily appointments. Can Yer
mont 7-13s7.
MADAM = As'rologist. daily readings
l545 West Garfield Ring Apartment 4
MRS RAVE s'rologist featured az state
Fair 5q}7 mitchell PLAZA 23o3.
NOT responsinls for arv debts contracted
hv nv wife. Katherine Carrot. Signed.
CLIFTON Care .-
PILES ANri CHRONIC DISEASES
Doctor De Swarts Rectal Clinic
s7tS Second near Palmer. Trinity i-77H.
PROF. FLToS-ADvrsoP
CONSTITUTIONS daily 1913: Tue.dsvs
Frf4atf un'U e. closed sundays 3tis John
p hetTssn Efskine And Eliot Special. 81
REVEREND TrAVR psHv Reading,
~f-rfHt ~ ~aH-ae4v- . m 7Sr NeE
cages Tea Leaves. 53l7 Michigan. Lara
ys'ts o1s6
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WAITRESS o. Experienced s25 week -
start Apply Chimes Good Food, 1901
West Vernon Highway.
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Female Help Wanted

TYPIsTs- Several vacancies AZ $3.50 PEI
year 10 be filled by competitive eNanina-
ton Applicants must be between eighteen
and twenty weight years ~ age, citizens ot
the United states. and residents 81 the cay
.nf Detroit Tor one year imneal atelt PRIOR
20 the examination. For tuu details ana
applications, write or apply 10 the Deif"ll
Civil service Commission, 10Th Floor, Water
Board Building, 735 Randolph street. De
trot. Michigan, ON or before December 10
1912
TYPIsT f0r Interesting work IN long esiah.
ushed concern. doing war work pleasant
working conditions state axe. experience
salary and telephone number. Write Box
A-37. Detroit Times.
WANTED 49, Interview with young LADY.
graceful, ~ good appearance, under .
feet inches weight under 40 POUNDS,
able 20 sing, waltz or Spanish type songs
and dance ballroom dances. FOR hiEh grace
restaurant or hotel engagements must have
tao good evening dresses, 40 drinking WIN
ratr0ns GIVE telephone number, Address
BOX 40. DETROIT Times
WAITRESS Experience not necessary
good wages. Town Han Gi.4, l9t@o
Liyeruois
MATTRESSES E1perercet. toe WAGES
good Ups. Texas BARBECUE, 1901 East
Jefferson
WOMAN - Middle aged supervisor. eNpeu
enccd desired intelligence preferred
steady position ~ qualified Apply MANAGE
Pine Aria Laundry, McGfaN ana S3r'
street.
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

A sPECIAI.-exi2 SO. so: guaranteed. In
sured: tackled down carpets cleaned on
your floor Detroit Carpet Cleaning ana
Laying Company, Incorporated. Estao-
nshed 1905 MADISON 1898.
SERVICE RUG CLEANING co. --Guaran.
/ teed insured 1910 Lawndaie (Lsfsyetts).
| VInewood 2-s5I0.
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Where to Dine
Personals

EAT At SHORES
1920 WEST WARREN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

AsTROIOGER PHOEBE CARTER-Cor
sItatinn daily. very reasonable. a.
Helen tneAr Jeffersonb.
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Situations Wanted-Femoie

CHURCH Circle club. white. col2ref days
week. steady references. Tyler $685.
DAY work or Laundry 50 30 per day and
carfsre Trinity l-0359.
EXPERIENCED colored glrl wishes steady
DAYS, Laundry, IS So carfare. Tyler
4.5456
COLORFu glrI- rants days 81 carfare.
og weeks work IN motel or laundry.
Townsend 5-P57S
vrr-rr--rrr1 -rr~-1r-- tr-r1r wrrK
FRIDAY afternoon. Saturday. Townsend
1-1iF3
CDlDRFp lady. Wau washing 15c hour
fs} work. 81 carfare. Trinity 1875.
COLORED giu wants steady Homework
TO 6-l4s5
caLGRH.r4 experienced wishes day
work carfars Teirphous Trinity
2SO6
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A LIQJ OR habit stopped at home secretly
Arnold. 2f6l Nat. Bank Bldg RA. 726t.
a RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Nfs EcvArds 1870 Fort. Lincoln PARK.
Special. DOC Ciours 1919 daily, sunday }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

LBRICHT-Moving. storage, Grating and
shipping. service anywhere. III Aiwau-
zee Trinity PHI.
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CONSULT ne snlsrgei Real Estate ~
mas IN The big sunday Times Want Al
sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Female Help Wanted

MATTRESSES wanted Good wages No
Sunday ifi75 Woodrow Wilson. Town
send 6-S23i.
WANTED White maid. experience IN
necessary. wages board ana room Ap'
PLY H0usekeeper, Dearborn Inn. Dearborn
Michigan. Dearborn 1910.
WOMAN WANTED Between 90 and 40
wishing home and email wages fer care
~ elderly lady. 1909 Lkupcrior street
WOMAN 10 supervise candy stand IN me
alter on Fast side Good salary. Aprh
Connection Cabinet Corp, 2Ss2 East JET
fefsnn.
WOMEN wanted Tor bakery work expert
ence not necessary. Apply Grennan
Bakery Incorporated. 1880 Seventeenth
street. between $50 a. N. and NJ
WOMEN for night offcs work: clerical
experience not necessary must be pnysi-
csly m. neat and have initiative, Ashl
work: good pay Phone RA. u829,
YOUNG lady or woman 20 manage ho-ierS
department, good salary and commission
Reels Shoe Store, 1882 schaeier road.
lCOLORED Strong woman: care for cheer
fl invalid m experience necessary s'st
nl-ht: good home 81 Wnek--T y!eF -5-S4is
COLORED eid for general houseVorS
three adults. stay nights, good nome
good wages EN. l-720t
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nst
inrs in the biz sunday Times Want -
SaItI9ul
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ACCOUNTANT small accounts. personal
service tax and $ : reports. Reasonable
rates Sir. E.sler. TR. l-o36s
a CERTIFIED READER--Your problems
solved. tDaiv sundays Florence La
valley. 42O5 LArchmont. Tyler 1881.
A LIQJ OR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold. 2f6l Nat. Bank Bldg RA. 726t.
A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Nfs EcwArds 1870 Fort. Lincoln PARK.
Special. DOC tiiours 1913 daily, sunday }
Atlantic 1903
RENOWNED Reader Minnie Novels,
1922 Lincoln. BY appointment Temple
'9'-
ADVISOR ana cisirvoyant: 10 a N. %
D. m Special 81. la Lyon. 125
Adelaide. corner John p. Apt, 20
ADVISER. Radio Astrologer 81 years
experience. Evenings 70. Sundays. 80
Peterooro.
ALL rs better when you know tomorrow
medium. First time IN your city Hours
90 dsily Sunday. 1915. BIAS Second boule-
ward
ANNA SANGsTER. spiritual Clairvoyant
Reader-Daily Appointments. s74l Mack.
Oave 1851.
AsTROLoGER Evangeliue Berry Read
ings, 81. Appointments. Townsend 5-I2o9.
u ELnhurst- Woodward
ASTROLOGER-Cr la Belle; your
home or nine, 2e0 Westminster. Trinity
2-0s4s.
AsTROLOGER - Mrs Lena Manning.
Cherokee Indian Appointments. Tyler
s-774l 1924 McGraw.
AsTROLOGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
sIItation daily. very reasonable. 44s
Helen NEAR Jefferson
AT BILL GRAF's GRILL - Astrologer
Es'el'' Luncheon. drinks l24 John X.
tdoWns'alrsl
ATTENTION, MADAME JAMES. Spiritual
Reader 1892 Clements -- Appointments
/ Daily Townsend s-0sso.
ATTRA CTtONSt Featuring Scotch Marie
Barbara and Lotus. Scotch Margaret
en'er'ains Mondays Saturdays Lotus
/ Tsaroom, 1870 Broadway. Upstairs.
AUTHENTIC AsTRoLoGER suanns
/ Warren except Sunday. 1929 Grand
River Temple 1899
. "BOSKON'' HINDU SYSTEM - Readings
\ solves problems 2sss West Grand bouie
ward Trinity 1855
DEAFNESS. NOISES Reneved-Addres.
~ Taylor. Ear Specialist, Cameron, Tex
DIVINE HEALINGS Improves health
Reverend Hazel Damrsu, l7il Ferry
PARK Trinity I 1892
DON'T RE FAT-Don't look old. Use
CrvstA-Jeu with utmost confidence Bis
box 40 at Sans, Hudsons, Druggists
FAMOUS wANDA-Learn your Future
Consultations Daily. s6l Clairmount
TRINITY 2-14o9.
"GALr-RLENZ''- Recommended by users
LIVER. Gan Bladder. Stomach, Gas. Gan
stones Prevents operations. Information
Townsend T-I740.
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MATTRESSES wanted Good wages: NJ
Sunday lii75 Woodrow Wilson. Town
send 1924
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ATTRA CT1oNsl Featuring Scotch Marie
Barbara and Lotus. Scotch Margaret
enter'sins Mondays. Saturdays Lotu.
TsarooW 1870 Broadway. Upstairs.
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Educational

reasonable rates, classes starting now.
Trinity 2-Qs3Q.
X-RAY INSTITUTE Technique. Register
now XRSs Institute 7436 Michigan.
Niuewood 2.H2sa.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them FOR results,
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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADY'S MOVING Large vans. insured.
SO so, 50. two men, any time. TOWN.
send s-0432
Evening star., 1942-11-11

hand-embroidered
VI dress and slip set Of flns
nainsOok, An exquisite frock.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
By ALFRED TOOMBs.

The delicate question Of which
knife to use for carving was being
studied today by some of the better
minds of our armed forces.
There were no guideposts in the
vast field Of etiquette to help in
making the choice. For the things
which are to be carved are Japs
and Germans, and there is prac-
tically nothing In Emily Post about
which implement to use under such
circumstances.
The problem was presented to the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps by a
War Production Board order issued
last week halting production of ra-
zors. The WPB announced that tie
razor manufacturers would go into
production of commando knives.
And, keen businessmen that they
are, the razor people popped up
with as choice an assortment OF
snickersnees as could, be found in
the whole of HARLEM on a Saturday
night. It is up to the armed forces
to decide which of these weapons
shall be contracted for and pro-
duced.
An official, just back from a swing
around the razor industry, brought
back a description of some of the
1943 models which have been pre-
pared for use in ose-order fighting
One manufacturer has prepared a
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Ruzor Firms Offer Some New Models to Army
And Navy for Use Just Below the Whiskers

commando knife with q blade eight
inches long, and slightly curved.
This little nifty closely resembles
the sacrificial knives used so effec-
lively by the Aztecs.
A Knife to Fit Every Taste.
Another manufacturer has come
up with a neat job which has saw
tooth blades and is guaranteed not
to wear, tear or bag at the knees.
There is another model which has
a long, thin blade-in the stiletto
style. This is recommended for any
counter-back stabbing which may be
undertaken against the Japs.
Then there is the Dandy Double
Dealer, or Sweet Dreams model.
This knife has a long, sharp blade
which is attached to heavy ham
die. On the tip of the handle is
sharp piece of metal in the form Of
pyramid. The blade can be used
for throat Sitting, while the pyra-
mid effect is to be used for coming
down hard on the enemys head
thus fracturing skull.
One of the most ingenious of the
proposed Axis stickers is that de-
signed for the Air Forces. Com
mando troops can carry straight
knives, but flyers have found this
type unsatisfactory. Coming down
with a Bowie knife in your hip
pocket is as fraught with peril as
a parachute jump into desert cac-
tus patch.
Therefore, a folding knife has
been designed for the Air Forces.
This model has lock so that once
it is opened, there is no danger of
l. closing if used on tough skinned
Jap. 1t is scientifically designed so
as to withstand certain number
of whacks on the enemy.
Sentimental Plea for the Razor.
In addition to the commando type
knives to be distributed to Army
Rangers and Marines, the razor
makers are designing knives for use
by the Navy's deep sea divers. The
underwater models are excellent for
cutting seaweed, fouled lines and
will pierce fabric" The latter, pre-
sumably, in case our divers find
enemy divers snooping around any
of our wrecks.
There was some feeling in the
industry that the manufacture of
straight razors should continue. A
straight razor, in the hands of a
man who knows how to handle one,
Evening star., 1942-11-11

is q weapon as lethal as any devel-
oped, 1t was felt.
One or two manufacturers felt
that their competitors should be al
lowed to keep on making safety
razors. These safety" razors
dropped where they would be found
by the enemy, could cause nu-
merous self-inflicted wounds and
great loss Of pure Aryan blood.
There is considerable rivalry
among the razor makers, and they
are all guarding closely the design
of the knives which they are sub
mitting for approval. One, for in
stance, is keeping very quiet the fact
that he is turning out his skivers
in battleship gray, so they won't re-
fleet light.
The armed forces are preserving
equal secrecy about the new weap-
ons-but for a different reason.
They don't want to inform the en-
emy in advance about the manner
in which his throat is to be cut.
Instead it is planned to give a series
of personal demonstrations.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
u. ). Invasion Of Africa
Reinforces Security
OF Brazil, Vargas Says
President Gives Hearty
Approval to Action;
Was Notified in Advance

By the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. lin
vasion of North Africa by United
States forces reinforced the secur-
ity of the Americas and especially
of Brazil" President Getulio Vargas
said last night.
Addressing a crowd of $500 jam
ming the Municipal Theater, Presi-
dent Vargas in the first official
Brazilian reaction to the Allied move
gave hearty approval to the United
States thrust.
Brazil, which lies closest Of all
South American nations to Africa
is at war with the Axis but so far
there has been no announcement
on whether it will follow the lead
of the United States in severine
relations with Vichy France.
Notified in Advance.
The President, speaking at q
meeting commemorating the fifth
anniversary of his dissolution o1
Congress and the creation of the
| national state" said President
Roosevelt had advised him in ad-
vance of the plan to occupy North
Africa and added:
1--WE gave unrestricted applause
and solidarity to that initiative, con-
sidering it an anticipatory ster
justified in view of German plans
for occupation"
Discussing Brazil's role as bel
ligerent, President Vargas said that
after Axis attacks on Brazilian ship
ping had forced his peaceful nation
into the conflict I'VE mobilized and
are ready to fight on two fronts
internal and external.
Hints at Retirement.
CO. operating in all ways with
the noble North American Nation
Evening star., 1942-11-11

providing it what it lacks to COM
plete its preparations, acting in per-
feet collaboration with the supreme
war chiefs we are carrying
out our mission in exemplary form" ="
President Vargas, who has headed
the Brazilian government since 1880,
limited at eventual establishment of
some representative organs provided
for in the constitution of 1887 and
perhaps his own retirement.
He declared it useless to discuss
whether the present Brazilian gov
ernment is democratic and defined
democracy as "a form governing in
benefit to the people as one."
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Haiti Breaks OFT
Relations With Vichy

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Nov.
II (P.-The Haitian Foreign Of
ace announced last night that it
had severed diplomatic relations
with Vichy France because of the
latter's break with Haiti's pam
American neighbor, the United
States.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
British Aid U. S. Drivers
To Find Way About
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON.-United States truck
and automobile drivers who have
complained about the difficulty of
finding their way about Britain S
highways, devoid Of signposts and
lighting, will hereafter have the help
of the British Automobile Associ-
alton which is placing its services at
the disposal of Americans.
The United States Army Head
quarters said American drivers could
seek the associations advice on the
best routes, receive maps with road
clearances and convenient stops
marked, and would have access to
the repair service from association
scouts who patrol the highways on
motorcycles.
: - J.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

One pound Of waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin to manu-
facture "A pound gunpowder!
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Apiece legxinEs set including all
wool coat sweater, 1egxinEs. mittens
and bonnet. Infants size only.
STYLES for boys and AI Ar
fsi,is' sjh: White pink or BOYD
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-29
Buttons Fasten
10 Adjournment

Buttons make fashion magic
this Fall.
They give distinction and Of
tentime provide sole trim for
the new simple styles growing
out of wartime restrictions.
More like magic is the way they
turn last years discard into this
years smart frock.
Because change of face" is
going TO be important this sea-
son when dresses look SO much
alike, smart women will find
themselves with two and even
three sets of button Originates 20
give variety to important cos
tunes in their wardrobe.
Again, some of us are going
to find ourselves ingeniously
making matching jewelry out of
our buttons, earrings and brace
lets, rings and necklaces, pins
for our hair, our handbags, and
our hats.
For there is no scarcity of but
tons this season. There is a
whole range of smart new types
in original designs.
re- Colors are lively, the trend is
to larger sizes, and there is new
accent on elegance in buttons.
Gold metal applique on plastic,
wooden or tortoise she'll type
buttons is one means OF creating
elegance.
Tiny white rhinestones stud
ded in crystal or jet type of but
tons and in colorful transparent
plastics create the fashion i'm
portant sparkle and provide
another type of elegance.
Novelties are important for
sports fashions, and this season
many of the buttons seem to
have been designed to have
some of the texture and feel Of
tweeds, plaids, and other WOOL
ems.
Newest WITNESSES are buttons
fashioned like ten pins and
bowling balls. Wholly different
in appeal are the new Animal
Allies buttons in which symbol
ic animals of our allies are dra-
matized on colorful disks. The
roaring British lion, the elegant
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-29
Stay at Home
and Like II

You housewives in defense
areas whose husbands or sons
must work at night md sleep by
day, have real problem, for
the day-slceper cannot afford to
lose precious hours Of sleep if
he is to carry on at maximum
efficiency. Insomnia can as
surely rob him of his full value
to Uncle Sam as any saboteur.
His sleeping room must be
cool and totally dark if he is to
enjoy sweet, undistLrbed slum-
Der, and you will generally find
the ordinary window shade COM
pletely inadequate.
There is on the market today,
a sturdy, fireproof Opaque paper
window shade that is well adapt
ed TO this purpose. 1t was origi-
nally designed to cover windows
and skylights durin1 blackouts
but is just as effective in keep
ing out the daylight as in OBJ
securing your windows at night.
These shades are mounted on
rollers and fit neatly over the
window casing. Hold-d down
brackets and side clips are pro-
vided with each shade to keep it
firmly in place.
Simple frames may also be OBJ
tanned which complete your
blackout by holding the edges
securely and preventing light
from escaping at the sides.
These come in four sections and
may be installed in a few min
utcs with eight screw eyes.
These frames may be used on
any Window up to six feet in
height. For exceptionally large
windows, three set; may be
combined to fit two windows,
six sections of frames being used
at each window.
Both shades and frames are
inexpensive and you will have
no trouble at all finding them
This paper window shade is
solid black, but it may be at
tractively decorated with decal-
comanias or designs cut out of
wall paper, cretonne or other
fabrics. In the nursery or chill
drcn's room, you car use anus
ing juvenile motifs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-29
Ii ps on Shirt Care Guild e
TO Longer Wartime Wear

stocks will be replenished
each month and shirts will ul-
timately wear out on this bas-
is instead of all wearing out
at the same time. Furthermore
a tremendous stock of shirts
not constantly used and laun-
dered only once or twice, is
liable to become widowed in
certain climates and this will
rot away the fabric eventually
and the consumer will get the
full wear of his shirts.
Conservation and care of all
wearing materials should be up
permost in consumers minds
during these days, because
shortages will most certainly
touch everyone. A good plan of
conservation and care is far
more to be desired than great
horde of wearing apparel stocks
which may become outmoded
and deteriorate before the wear
er ever gets a chance to wear
them.
No manufactures today is in
a position to forecast what the
future styles will be. Already
plastic buttons are making
their appearance because ocean
pearl buttons, formerly shipped
rom the Dutch East Indies, are
now obtainable. Consumers are
readily accepting this plastic
button because it wears just as
well and looks just as dressy as
the ocean pearl button. AL
though it lacks the iridescence
of ocean pearl, it is undoubtedly
more masculine looking.
Other trends are afoot In
mems clothing and furnishings
which may drastically change
their design after the war is
over and goods again become
plentiful. For this reason it is
not only unpatriotic but unwise
to subscribe to boarding"
wearables.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-29
Handwork
Adds Dash

You may not have as many
clothes this year, as you have
had in seasons past, but you'll
n I've more reason to look your
best. So plan your wardrobe
carefully, now, to avoid last
minute" frantic shopping, which
is wasteful and extravagant. The
more thought you give to plan
ming your wardrobe, the more
practical and smart your ward
robe will be-and the more you
will be aiding the governments
effort to keep America smartly
and adequately dressed while
conserving the use of machin-
cry, conserving fabrics and
avoiding extravaganza. Your
own ingenuity in making as
many of your own clothes as
possible, will help in this effort
and help solve you wardrobe
problems.
If you are joining the increas-
ing ranks of clever, thrifty fash
ion wise women, who are choos-
ing the home sewing and hand
work route to smartness, pick up
your sewing basket, your knit
ting needles and your crochet
hook, and you will be amazed
to see in how short time, you
can turn out really beautifully
fitted fashions with charming
pcrsonaliZed accessories IN d
touches of handworn-the kind
which you have always associat-
e. with the upper brackets" Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-29
news
VIEWS
BY NESTOR ]. TECK

One OF the most particular Jobs
being done these doys is the
poekine OF poroehutes. There IS
no fooline ground about it-eIther
O parachute is tucked in properly,
or il isn't. Only there cont be
ony isn't. Up to now no Army
Air Force porochute hos folled
to open-whieh is very good. for
il means thot no poroehutes ore
wosted. Coming down without
parachute is opt TO put q fellow
up in the oir"-but not for long.
Chutes ore unpoeked ond inspect
ed carefully every so doys--ond
no packer is allowed TO leoye his
job ond come book to it lotcr. II
he is eolIed owoy he hos TO begin
poekine operations from the start.
They hove to be good tosihe lost
drop.
In Miomi, Ariz., lightning struck
o eoehe Of dynomite. Thot's one
pIoee lightning won't strike twice.
u won't be long now when
worm suit and overcoot will be q
Treasure OF you. Don't wait until
freezing weother arrives until you
buy your winter wordrobe--moke
arrangements todoy 10 hove a new
suit and overcoot individually
tailored for you by Nestor J. Teek,
Is No. WoInut St. You'll oppre-
eiote my fine selection OF mater
iols-potferns-fhe snort toiIor-
ing. loy-Awoy Plan.