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Evening star., 1942-04-29
Three Marines Commended
For Action in Torpedoinq

1t. Gen. Thomas Holcomb Marine
commandant, today commended 3
marines for courageous action in
connection with the sinking Of a
merchant ship on which they were
travelling to England several months
Evening star., 1942-04-29
Total War Effort
Is Urged in Canada
After PIebiscite
Droft Proposal Wins by
2-to-l Vote; Full
Mobilization Asked

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, April "a call for
immediate action to grid Canada for
total war" was sounded in the
House of Commons yesterday after
Canadian voters had approved use
of the draft for overseas service by
nearly 2 to l in Mondays plebiscite.
With only 1.549 precincts still un-
counted just before midnight out OF
a total of 81 ,308, the vote stood at
2,640 ,308 for and 1,510,28l against
the proposition OF releasing the
government from any obligation
arising out Of any past commitments
restricting the method of raising
men for military service"
Only in Quebec Province did the
voters register their disapproval of
any plan to send Canadian soldiers
abroad. Opposed to the draft as
they were during the World War,
Quebec citizens amassed a vote OF
u per cent against the proposal.
With the result certain the Con-
servative House Leader r. B. Han
son, told the House: THE people
Of Canada yesterday spoke emphat-
ically. Now there is no stumbling
block, real or imaginary, to total
war. The hour has struck when
every human and material resourse
must be mobilized for war service.
Let us act now"
Prime Minister w. L. Mackenzie
King suggested, however, that dis
cussion on the plebiscite be post
poned until official returns are COM
plete. Any steps to be taken, he
said, would be announced by the
government in due course. He had
pledged before election not to send
draftees outside of Canada.
Evening star., 1942-04-29
Wisconsin Executive Dies

WAUPUN, Wis, April 70 R.-
William Fleming, jr. 81, president
of the Shaler Co, the National Rivet
81 Manufacturing Co. and the
Midstate Manufacturing Co., died
yesterday of a heart ailment.
Evening star., 1942-04-29

Put your best foot forward. Then
put your other fsot forward. Con-
tinue this process until you reach
= counter where War bonds and
stamps are sold.
Evening star., 1942-04-29

War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
Evening star., 1942-04-29

This Skin Bleach Beautifer contains ac-
I'VE insredients that tighten freckles and
Cream flakes OF the surface skin in tiny,
almost invisible particles. revealing a fair
er. fresher. more attractive underskin.
Start bleaching skin now. Use Mercolized
Wax Cream regularly and enjoy new beauty.
saxolite Astrinrent tightens loose surface
akin. Gives a delightful sense of freshness
lite Astringent in one-half pint witch hazel
and use daily, morning or evening.
Tarkrost Beauty Mask-Try this cooling.
soothing and refreshing facial We believe
you will like IL
Evening star., 1942-04-29

"A bang-up value! Four styles in
straps and slipons all of soft cape
skin in red, navy blue, natural, white
or multi-colors. Ideal for slack wear!
Sizes 4 to 8.
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TRADE lsaa p~nots eotsps Ia Al
condition fnE ! Ton tfues stth
atala GA 19fA
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me Tacoma Times viii not as
.ee financial responsibility for
effors which may appear N
EMBELLISHMENTS published In Us
,s,umns In those instances where
- paper Is a. fault. u viii re-
LILY that mart Of the advertise
-. IN which the typographical
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Salary Loans

FOR WOMEN WITH JOBS
TIE salary loan plan makes u pos-
sinlf for you TO borrow on The
strength Of your lob. No sudorssrs
No credit inquiries q friends or
relatives. ESQ costa t4s4 when re-
paid IN 3 equal monthly install
ments. Phone or cali today.
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HsfisY Davidson Motorcycles
CLARENCE POTTER co.
18Th ~ Rswostt hAfn o1fi
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ADs-BuY-sEi.L with Times want
Ada KATE JOHNSON Gil -.
STATE 81. call a. Ths Tacoma TaInse
office for two free tieksts 20 the
Temple thsstsr. 1o-17~t1
isss INTERNATIONAL 8-ron Plea
up. alto oash. M t99e. 1913
Market st
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THE TACOMA TIMES is cooper
atinE with the War Manpower
Commission which advises that
workers presently employed IN
war production should not ap-
plv and will not be considered
for employment with employ
ers advertising in this section.
WANTED = MEN FOR WORK ON
TRACK GANGS - Ages 10 70 IS.
Wages soc per hour. IL hours pay
for 10 hours work. On extra gangs
bunk space provided and board
furnished for SOC per day. Also
MEN FOR WORK ON SECTIONS
Wages 6oc and 55c per hour: IL
hours pay for 10 hours work. Bunk
space provided and facilities avail
able for cooking. Apply IN person
or by letter TO UNION PACIFIC,
superintendent office, foot of
Russell street. Portland, or Road
masters office at La Grande. Ore
gon: Pendleton. oregon: Arlington.
oregon. or Seattle. Washington.
WANTED = BRIDGE CARPENTERS
AND HELPERS for work on railroad
repair gangs: wages for carpenters,
a3c first class 79c second class. SIC
helpers: IL hours pay for 10 hours
work. Bunk space provided. board
furnished for Soc per day. Ages 10
70 IS. Apply in person or by letter.
superintendent office. UNION Pa
CIFIC, foot Of Russell ct Port
land, or Asst. superintendent Of
flee in passenger station at la
Grande. Free transportation will
be furnished to point Of work.
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HsIn. Male and Female

W1NTTD-Msn o. uons1 - y,
HELP W. 49, ersrpt. IS 20 20. ioI
car. cfsl. rosstion sftn nation
pefnsnsnn 1nanos COMPANY. "a
s ali nut fufurs. 1T 50. iltA- sH
ana
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ron aAIE - Hsas hoats
trailer good tree s7s. is0z -.
MadIaon
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Gard of Thanks

BAILEY We wish TO acknowledge
with heartfelt appreciation the ex-
pressions OF sympathy and beauti-
full floral offerings received from
friends in Tacoma and vicinity,
during our sad bereavement in the
passing of Andrew P. Bailey. We
especially thank the Retired Fire
Z mems Association and Tacoma
Lodge No. 6. A. o. U. W. tSigned)
CAPT. ELLSWORTH B, BAILEY,
(Son1 and other Relatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
Male Help Wanted

FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pa
at Moler,s COLLEGE. i2l5 Pacific.
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is9 FOOT clipper type hun. IDEAL foF
fisherman o. spesdooat Aiao 10
D. . johnson outbosrd motor VIII
ssii separately nsY view boat
house o. cell Garland sss1. syss
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FoR SALE chssD-shoe repair ma
chinsrY, IN good condition. <<ie
South TIN 81.
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ALL enamslled wood and coal range
and coils. also davenport and chair.
needs recovering 1901 NO i3tn
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NEw STOCK. standard weight ext7
enameled surface rugs Only e<.ss.
e13 Tacoma ave
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DAVENPORT for sale. reasonable
Inquire At 1910 So X after 8 D m
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DAVENPORT A CHAIR. sss
e1s IA GARD
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ODDS and ENDS Of veneer and ium-
Der. doors. windows and holdings.
1901 South Tacoma Way.
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SOBER TRAILER MART
faaA Aoulh Taenma VIZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

right near the telephone. We
have busy year ahead. what
with Red Cross meetings, lee
lures and club gatherings The
more appointments YOU add 10
the calendar. the less time YOU
have for fretting
The Chromc-trimmed calen-
dar illustrated here is the latest
.of its kind Simple and attrac-
tive. it's IDEAL for the desk At
home. although the price tag
reads only ST.
Tho third must OF the year is
"a budget bank 10 keep your dis
appearing coins in tow. Above
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

no human young Warden Duffy
willing to give him hand.
So what?
Do you think it's a better bet
10 treat him like a gorilla or
give him human breaks ?
Isn't il more intelligent TO
strap the earphoneS on him and
let him dial in on his nation S
life. let him feel he IS still one
of Uncle Sans sons, than 10
damn him to silence that's
more cruel and corrodlng than
death?
I've seen them when they
went onto their job, young, in
tercSted. eager. And I've seen
them when they came out again.
four or five years after. dull
eyed. iittery. just two jumps
from the mad house.
Suppose you'd made a mis-
take as a kid? And they'd hung
rap like that on you? Given
YOU over 10 the shadows ? Would
YOU think it intelligent? Yes.
I'd like 10 know.
Copyright. 1882. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Homemakers' Club TO Do
More Red Cross Work
By IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

HERE WE are at the begin
ming of another year and
what year it's going to be! A
year of toll and strife -. blood,
sweat and tears, as Winnie said.
Wen get up at Z and work till
II. with one ear cooked for news
of how we're dom!
Wen knit and sew and cook,
as we've never done before d.
and well not be wondering
whether to take a trip on the
Normandie or pay a visit TO the
Philippines.
We need make no New Year
resolutions they are made
for us F.. for we are resolved, a
nation indivisible, 10 leave moth
ing undone in an about for VIC
tory program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

conversations, whatever seems
most important for the day
Think of the schoolboy who
must. in years 10 come, study
from history book the events
of ~ and ~. Think how a blow
by blow account would benefit
him in his confusion Thus YOU
may design your diary for pos
teritN/
IT, YOU'RE really taking this
reQord-ulaking seriously. best
buy a diary with a page or more
for each day
Along with the diary FOR 1912,
you'll want d date calendar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Walk for Beauty

DON'T BE a fair weather
baby. Get out and hoof II, no
matter what the 'eatncr may
be. Do YOU curl your nose at
that suggestion?
You know the car viii be
waiting. Your walks each day
will extend from the front door
90 the curb. Bad girl,
Fresh air and exercise are
good for your insides, your COM
plexion and your soul. They are
tonics that don't cost a nickel
and they are worth golden
treasure. Also, they cut down
on the cosmetic overhead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Many Hands

Many hands make light work.
my grandmother always sad
and we have many willing
hands in our Detroit Times
HomemakerS Club.
Many ladies of the Home
makers Club have been meeting
regularly since last June, to do
Red Cross work. When cooking
schools started in September,
the ladies still met on Tuesday
mornings in the club room.
Since that first meeting in
June. 1O4 members Of the club
have enrolled in the Red Cross
Unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

is an excellent keeper of the
funds with six separate boxes
for different purposes -. tclo-
phone. laundry, coal, club dues
any six needs you might
have
Don't forget 10 set aside one
for defense stamps and bonds,
one for recreation and a vaca-
ton. Title cards. readylfor use,
arc included with this CSC bank.
You can plan on making this OK
pcnse up in unexpected savings,
too
For shopping information, call
Cherry $500. line BAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Leg FlatterY

TIE SILK shortage may
mean prettier legs for women.
To conserve on silk, hosiery is
now being made in a one-half-
thread SheeTneSS.
Ann Sheridan is the recipient
of a dozen pair from a factory
in the East and hardly breathes
while putting them on, they're
so delicate.
Ann reports that hers are in
such deleCtable shades as black
cherry. which she's wearing with
a wine crepe dress. navy blue,
black and all the popular neu-
trail shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Unusual Pancakes

BETTE DAVIS favorite sun
day night supper dish IS salma-
gundi pancakes. She makes
them by mixing cup prepared
pancake flour with IL cups
milk, / cup chopped ham and p
cup grated cheese Bette serves
them hot with chilli sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Allow Time

This is the time 10 take your
self in hand. When you do have
TO move fast, make it rule not
10 hurry inwardly. That gets
you nowhere.
Allow more time for keeping
appointments and walk to some
of them. This will give you the
exercise needed to keep you in
condition And, above all, relax
at meal time.
And do your part in the de-
tense program. This will give
YOU a sense of personal satisfac-
ton.
There is enough 10 be done
now 10 keep every woman busy
and when you are doing all you
can YOU do not worry.
Copyright. 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Cheese Ham PuHs

| cup cooked ham
tablespoon minced onion
, tablespoons melted fat
, cups soft bread crumbs
2. pound American c heeSc.
sliced thin
. beaten egg yOlks
ia cups hot milk
tablespoon melted fat
4 teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon paprika
tablespoon minced parsley
? stiffly beaten egg whites
Grind ham in food chopper.
using coarse blade; fry ham
and onion in 2 tablespoons fat
until onion is yellow. Combine
crumbs. cheese. egg yolks, milk,
I tablespoon fat, salt paprika
and parsley
Fold in egg whites. Alternate
laverS of crumb mixture with
ham and onion in creased bak-
ing dish. Bake in slow oven
325 degrees) As 10 80 minutes.
Serves s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
What We've Done

To date the following work
has been completed:
rs WOmenS dresses
u Feather-StitChed eiderdown
blankets
"a WomenS wooden skirts
"a Suits mems flannel pajamas
36 Doctors operating caps
SIS Hemmed diapers
259 Knitted boys sweaters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Glossy Hair

II HAIR is shampooed before
it is given an oil treatment. the
results are twice as noticeable.
Massage warm eucalyptus oil
into the scalp and then steam
the hair with towels Nwrung out
of hot water. Follow this treat
ment with a second shampoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson
Prisoners Listen TO Radios
And Feel That They Belong

THEY HAVE radios in san
1uentin today. Seven short
.ords. but if you think they
don't make penal history. you're
way back in your home work.
Radios for cons in CALIFORNIA;
Big House e.. as tough a
tuckaway as ever sheltered bat
ting bruiSerS? Yet there they
are, with plenty more as start
ling innovations.
Clinton T. Duffy progressive
penologlSt and America young
est warden. started II. And the
movements spreading, but with
an anvil chorus that's a honey
Cons keeping current with
today'S news? Thieves
forgers SluggerS
holdup artists all listening
in on a world Of life they've
forfeited listening IN with
earphones until 9 o'clock!
Talking il over afterwards,
voting why Americas tops. The
ideas Screwy!
Numbered, embittered men
desperately lonely for wives,
mothers, children and sweet
hearts, able 10 feel like regular
guys again. able 10 talk about
their country and its struggle
Somehow il doesn't seem right
The veterans can't take il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

Pattern 1852 is available in
womcn'S sizes "a, SO, 3S. 40 -.
IA, 46 and AS.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name.
address and style number.
Address order TO The Anne
Adams Pattern Department, 1928
Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Holidays End
With Informal
Get-Together
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

IN OLDEN times the celebra-
ton Of Christmas lasted from
December 16 until January 6.
The end was called Twelfth
Night because the wise men
travelled Il nights after they
saw the star in the East until
they came to the stable and
presented gifts to the newborn
infant.
On this night all festivities
came to an end. A three-pronged
candle was burned and what re-
manned of the stem was pre-
served as a safeguard against
evil spirits.
ForetoId Life
In some places each member
Of the family chose one of these
candles 10 represent himself and
watched the burning with in
terest. The length of time the
candle burned was supposed 10
indicate his span of years.
Although we have put away
most of these old-time super
Stitions. there remains the be-
lief that the weather of each
day between Christmas and
Twelfth Night is indicative of
the weather for each cores
ponding month OF the new year.
Twelfth Night means cele-
bration in many homes. Let's
end this season with an informal
get-together. Most of us have
Toasted until we no longer de-
sire elaborate meals which are
so much a part Of holiday time
Simplicity Best
Simple foods with an unusual
twist are best. For very light
meal. try individual frosted
sandwich loaves, stuffed celery
olives and sweet pickles, pine
apple ice and coffee.
To m Ike sandwiches. cu'
rounds or small rectangles O.
bread three layers for each
loaf. Butter slices and fill Will
chicken or chicken salad tomato
with mayonnaise or olive ant
nut mixture. Frost on all slde'
with cream cheese which ha
been softened with milk.
Men like more substantial
fare - how about corned bee
hash, hot chilli sauce. hot hare
rolls. favorite salad bowl. sharl
French dressing, cheese tray
crackers, coffee
Cheese ham puffS, fresh but
tered asparagus. pineapple Wal
dorf salad. bread sticks an
crisp cocorut cookies would b
very nice, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Cruel Silence

But now thdro'> ,ahothef kid
IN the cell you came SO close 90
making your, a tough kld with
d record as long as your arW
But no old Father Malone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

6 Layette sets
u Toddlers' wooden suits
u Boys shorts
u Convalescent robes
6 Knitted child's suits
) Small understands
Sewing hours 999
Knitting hours 1854
Total hours 1858
We are proud Of this work
accomplished by The Home
makers Club. and now that we
are actively engaged in war
there's still more work 10 be
done. and we feel there are many
more members Of the club who
would like to help.
Our Program
And so we are eliminating
some of our cooking classes 10
make room for more WOrKerS.
The program al present is
cooking school. Tuesday, Janu-
airy s and Red Cross meet
IngS for the rest Of the month.
At present we need more knit
tiers. There is a great deal OF
knitting TO be done. We need
women who can operate sewing
machines. In fact, there viii be
plenty OF work for every one.
In order however, that we do
not have more workers than we
can accommodate. We ask that
YOU first call and register for
your Red Cross work.
You may do this by telephon-
ing =. Cherry $500 -. line 10.
Ask for Miss Pokorny. executive
secretary of our Detroit Times
Red Cross Unit. She will tell
YOU what day TO come ana
we will keep open as many days
as are necessary 10 accommodate
all who wish TO join in the work.
Cooking School tuesday
Dishes for Defense IS the
subject of the first cooking
school of 1912 for members OF
The Detroit Times HomemakerS
Club. The date is Tuesday
January g.. and the place is the
auditorium on the fifth floor OF
our building. Doors are open at
| in the afternoon, with class
starting at 1870.
First line of defense, we are
told. is in the home. Therefore
il is every mothers and home
makers duty to strengthen and
preserve this line, by seeing that
her family gets nourlshing'
healthful foods.
The budget must be considered
too especially now when we
want 10 save pennies for defense
stamps. At next Tuesday $
school Prudence Penny will
show YOU how to bring tempting,
nourishing meals to your table
for the least possible eXpendi-
ture.
She will prepare complete
econmy menu and a variety OF
separate dishes.
Remember Tuesday, Jan
uarv 6 Red Cross work, 9
10 cooking school starts at
| 80. All the rest of January,
we will do Red Cross work only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Less Neurotic
Women in
War Time
By IDA JEAN KAN

ONE THING about a national
crisis. il gives you better per-
Spective on your private worries.
You can't be bothered with rou-
tine cares when there Is war
10 be won.
Certainly this has proved
true in England. where IN the
face of constant bombardment
and the ever-hanging threat OF
invasion. the people simply for
got about their chronic neuroseS.
Or. Robert Dick Gillespie,
British pSyChiatric specialist, re-
ported here recently that there
has been sharp drop IN the per-
Ccntage of neurotic women. The
reason IS, they are no longer
idle.
Haven't Time
And IL looks as though we can
expect 10 be healthily busy here
in America. We can't take time
TO stew and fret when there is
so much to be done.
But don't substitute tension
for worry. If you find yourself
getting tied up in knots from
listening 10 the news broadcaSts,
ration your listening This is no
time 10 get yourself into a state.
II would he better to turn off
the radio and get out and walk
IN the fresh air. Try to stay
out for an hour and walk
briSkly. Fresh air itself is a
bracer And vigorous work for
the muscles induces normal ia
tlgue and subsequent relaxation
of both muscles and nerves.
Hectic Pace
Under pressure. we are in
clined to go at too hectic pace
Haste is the quickest way 10
build up tension. Besides, it is
diSorganlzlng.
The tension that finally wears
YOU down is the accumulation of
many minor Strains-hurrying TO
catch a train; leaving yourself
too little time to keep an APP
pointment and having to push:
going against red lights and
lodging traffic; boiling your
meals and rushing off to do
something else.
At the end Of such a hectic
day you are exhausted nervouSly
and you cannot relax and get
your rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Pictures. Also

And radios aren't all. There
are pictures on the wall. Mu-
rails, gorgeous flares Of color
painted by the prisoners them
selves. And flower gardens suc'
as never were.
Yet. the evidence Is all there
But the SourpuSScS are StIll
propheSying Moaning, as maybe
YOU are moaning that II won
work.
Doesn't pay 10 coddle crimi-
nails. Sure as shootin thorcll be-
hell poppln If You do. Al these
dumb young coots just wait
n see what happens Treating
them like real folks?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Strengthened Ouf

Well, ! wonder. Is IT so dan
gerous 70 treat 4 fresh brat
like a regular guy Remember
back 20 your second year in H.
when YOU sort of ran amuck ?
And how the town folk and
everybody bui The homicide
squad was riding herd on YOU
No telling now n might have
ended 81 old Father Malone
hadH-t leone along taKcn
an interest IN YOU made
YOU take an interest In your
self But he did God rest his
soul SO today you 10 free-and
RESPECTABLE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
tel you nOW
good this
coffee
must be?

Pretty sure 10 be out
Standing, isn't ii7 when
you remember how line
all Del Monte Foods are
And certainly worth
trying III you're snll
looking for a coffee that
really suits your tastes J
Mellowness2 Richness 2
BodY2- DelMeRie Geiiee
has them all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

We are proud of this work
accomplished by The Home
makers Club. and now that we
are actively engaged in war
there's still more work 10 be
done. and we feel there are many
more members Of the club who
would like TO help.