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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28

The marriage took place IN the
early hours Of sunday. Nov %
a. Bowling Greene. Ohio The
newly-weds attended party
Saturday night AZ the home OF
Lct'ie and Jack Hickman ana de-
oided then and there that they
would get married without fur
Their delay So of 10 Helen's
home they went TO SCI hcr moth
er, Mrs F A. Dnlard and her
brother. Porter Dnlard. who ac-
companied them 70 Bowling
Greene.
Others in the gay crowd Who
dashed from the party 10 the
wedding ceremony were Dorothy
Miller. kathlecn Coofc ST. Clair
Dlllups and H. 6 Maik LYMAN
81 WASHINGTON pc Who as.
complained IL Psather % petroit
There wasn't much mc 10
think ahou, flowers and clothes
for the occasion hg' 'Ae trade.
ton OF something hlse Was car
ried out ir he hlae Woo, dress-
maker suit MIA ,ci1e' trim
which the bride wore Her acces
series were brown
1t. Prather has forueflv been
stationed az Camp Lee va ana
Is az present On fon'c 20 a new
station.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28

leave homo In time 10 sec The
kick-o
There will he The inevitable
street vendors reddlinS remnants.
BADGES. and flowers. hui in order
10 protect their patrons tho De-
trolt Athletic association has Civ
IN those concessions 10 we'll
known reputable NEGROES Ed
gar Pitts will have the pennant
and badge concessions. and the
Narlowe Floral company will sell
NUNS and other flowers Fans
arc advised not 10 purchase flow
ors and nennants on the street
hut wait until thov get into the
stadium and make their pur-
chascs from these rcnutahle con-
cessionaires heoknse thev will he
ahle 10 purchase remnants and
flowers nj tho lowest possible
cost from those whom the assoc
riatior knows % he responsible.
West Virginia States victory
over Kentucky state last Satur-
day has logically made West Viz
rinia state the favorite but one
can never judge the outcome OF
a football contest these DAYS on
statistics and form For instance
Wilherforce was not expected to
defeat Tuskeece earlier In tho
season when those two teams
FLASHED IN chicago before 10000
fans. hut. as We all know, VIII
berforco gave Tuskeree good
licking Tncidently that game was
one of tho best PLAYED gridiron
contests Of the season. thus far
Needless 10 say. Wilherforce and
West Virginia state always put
all ihoy have IN their annual
rridiron duel and this year cor
tainlv should he no exception A.
least - mn anxious fans are OK
rected AZ tho L. ~ n stadium
Thanksgiving Day. MAY the better
team win.
There will he much moro than
4 football game N the University
a. Detroit stadium when the
Yellow Jackets from West Viz
rinla state and the Bulldogs ~
Wilherforcc lInc un against each
other on THURSDAY The Detroit
athletic association Is going 10
rake It's first award-a National
Defense Bond 70 shelton Tannes.
The popular idol OF the TAW-
CIO who has so narnificcntly
championed the cause Of labor
within the ranks OF Ford Local
60o. UAW-C1O.
Not 10 be partial 10 labor tho
DAA Is going 10 award another
National Defense Bond which will
20 To the student who has writ
ION the best ESSAY on tho subject:
WHY I ENJOY A FOOTBALL
GAME" Those awards will he
made between the halves. We IN
dcrstand also that National De-
tense Bonds will be sold and tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Mr.. And Mrs. Cooper
Entertain Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper.
Of 400 Leland street. entertained
several OF their friends Sunday.
Nov. Is at bridge party at
their lovely home. After the
spirited games OF bridge. ses-
sion of dancing was enjoyed. and
a. 10 midnight the hostess re-
called the guests with sumptu-
Gus dinner. following which prizes
were awarded.
Those who enjoyed the Cooper
hospitality we're: Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. ID.
TYSON. Mr. and Mrs. William
Ilibleit. MIR. and Mrs Alfred
whitehead. MIR and Mrs. Terry
Sorrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith
rnd Robert Webb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28

The Detroit Athletic association
held an essay contest for students
IL the secondary public schools.
Needless TO say the contest was
opened to students irrespective OF
race. creed. or color. However
4 was expected that large num-
her Of colored students would
have competed for no other rea-
son than that the Detroit Athletic
association is a Negro organiza-
ton and sponsorers OF the Will
berforce- West Virginia football
game
II so happened that most OF the
contestants who responded 20 the
invitation 10 win a $500 Nation
al Defense Bond were OF the other
race. Docs that fact indicate r
lack OF appreciation OF Negro
students Of something worthwhile
and elevating? Certainly Negroes
IRE interested In football as much
ms white students The subject OF
the essay was WHY I ENJOY
SEEING A GOOD FOOTBALL
GAME"
The DAA Is going TO make this
contest an annual institution.
Here's hoping that Negroes will
get the spirit and become more
thoroughly interested.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
BAZAAR AT
CHURCH

The annual bazaar of Plymouth
Congregations church will he Fri
day. Dec. 4. and Saturday. Dec. s.
In the social rooms OF the church.
Mrs. Sarah III. Clark. general
chairman, Is working energetical-
H., as are the other various
chairmen OF booths.
Mrs. Ida Shelton. who has
charge OF the annual Thanksgiv-
'hg dinner. one OF the highlights
OF the bazaar. reports that the
serving will start promptly at IL
noon. Friday. Dec. 4.
Mrs. Geneva Smith Is much
elated over the successful collec-
ton Of beautiful aprons for her
apron booth. sponsoed by the CRU
saders. The booth will have
smocks. aprons and house dresses
for sale
The amusement booth Is In
charge Of Alexander IT. Roberts.
This booth will furnish the fun
End gaietv that Is much need
&C. diversity.
The Go-Getters' Plant Booth
will he AS delightful as ever.
Christmas cards and wrappings
will he sponsored by the Lecture
committee. Mrs Beulah Whitby.
chairman.
The young people of the church
will give their annual party Sat-
urday. Dec. e. Patricia Whitby
is the chairman.
Mrs. Leona Johnson and Mrs
Ethel Ellis have charge OF the
knack har
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Gray Ladies
To Sponsor A
Spicy Card Party

The Gray Ladies' Trinity unit
of the American Red Cross will
sponsor a card party on Dec. 5,
IT 8 pm. at the local YWCA.
There will be plenty OF prizes
and refreshments on hand, Ad-
mission will he a gift 10 sol
der. The public Is invited.
The committee members IN
clude Mesdames Leroy Smith,
rercy Logan. Peter Casey and
Mrs. Jefferson. chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Popular st. Louis
School Marin To Wed

Invitations have hecn received n
the city announcing the coming
marriage Of Miss Bertha Black. .,
ST. Louis. Mo. TO William Clarence
Rhoda on Thanksgiving Day al he
81. Paul AME church in ST. Louis.
Miss Black is we'll known in mu.
steal and sorority circles and has
been a teacher for many years u
the public schools OF her city, A
reception will be rendered the cou.
pie by her parents a. their resi-.
dcnce, 1882 Garfield avenue. 10.
lowing the ceremony
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
MIR. LOWNDES
IS YEARS OLD

". f. Lowndes, former De-
troiier. now residing in Idlewild.
Mich. celebrated his seventy-nfth
birthday on Nov. at his resi-
dence in ldlewild.
Mrs. Minnie Lowndes. wife OF
Mr.. Lowndes. announces that he
has completely recovered. after
having lived in Idlewild for five
years on account OF i'll health
Mrs Lowndes will remain in
Detroit this winter AT her Eliot
street home. hut will return TO
Idlewild next spring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
Soldier Visits

Private Raymond Ware, OF TT.
Dix. M. was here last week.
visiting his relatives during his
five day leave. Relatives visited
we're Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Ware. Of leicester; Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Ware. Of Leland Alonzo
Ware. Garfield street; and Sis
ter. Mrs. Geraldine Austin. Of
Garfield. They all entertained the
soldier lavishlv during his stay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-28
qighlights On Detroit's Annual
Football Came THANKSGIVING Day

local branch OF the NAACP will
lift an offering that will be used
to help make democracy real.
Last and by no means least, the
John R-Adelaide branch OF the
USO has succecde' in staging
a military drill by crack pla-
toon from the 44ih Aviation
Squadron from Selfridge Field.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05
TDGF.: IGs:lEl. S;I.I.

~ >I'r" of u'nur's Vested 10
H." undersigned a.. trustee. ~ i CO..
il.u decd IT trust ,sorUtcd by Jnnu
iIrllI.rd Dp,r. Hui off Lena DAVIS
aud .r"rHd,d ,u brH'. 'G% page %
default having been w|d" IN IA,
payment ui ~" debt iu'g"'u a"Ctrr.
dt the request of the nridcr ui ia!
.unC. ! viii offer for salc ny public
auction to tfC highest bidder 5pl
cash. ~ ihc courthouse door in lien
Gcr~uu. y. C.. a. - u'clucl; ~ NJ
day the Ith day of December. 1919.
TN" following described property.
B"glu -, u .,tIkc "n the North side
Of Fat street i3p iCri from Pink
Stuu street. Lee William, corner. ruiz
thence along tho Williams line
Nuithwmd $50 feet. thence p;%aliCl
with East avenue. or street. a II
runs and where II crosses Pinkston
,'rCct. IS feet 10 ThOrnC corner.
ihcnC" along Thornc line $50 feet 80
East avCnuC. ur street. thence along
East line on street 100 feet 20 place
Of bcciun'" being wh>, was for
morly the William Dale hOmcplaCC
This ith dav OF November. i042
\. \ HtNN, Trustee
5-i2-lg-2G
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05
Vancc's Small Vote

dnrc county, small. vote. ~.
han fifteen rcrccn, of norma. ..
cas-, ~ Tue. day election. 3D.. .~.-
'a'ilc "f lack OF interest ~ ',.
Sues before the electorate. T. ym.r'
also - the indifference ',rar: '.
amendments which we're voted n.
tud likewise. nj course. - 'n.. ,..'
'rtt ~ Democratic card,da', ..
opposition. except for the TINT.
States Senate and the House NJ R.t.
reS"nta'r,cS. and the feeling ID. .
'H"-. nt- ina, the Democrat. ..-
- "t~ lie and certain.
-" matters as vital ard WIN.
.-a.a ~, rs many home, d.. 81.
4r... % - rh"rl management au,
30. n...n na, involved III unc .
'rc amendments, and on the pthc,
".r'.'."- =" prosecution %; ,rm,
.a ..i'... .".ui.. The people e,
'rr.i> ,...1 nave informed .nru
-c.,, .'r .,',nc.cnt u'"l.,ccn,.
rr ..u. gwen expression To- the.
rjcw..
Apr"'.- 80 voters To- - - tia
polls ur.- ,rromI an cd IN som, ia
'aaer- VIVA cartoon. icprctru. Ide
.'@.'.a'. of subjected people D..
nanny ...d, who ,,oulJ ."Io.r.
"' r.I. .i'..- enjoyed ID, A.c'I. ,u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05
Whistling In Dark

Ma. "i..'. pr"Ga .anda uur"t.
- G1r. :" .orLc upon election
'..l.'. " '#' United State. to IT,
n decor 'un l'lI'au people mt" en-.
mr"n- ..unru'd AND arcatcr hard
Np "ni' n" and his AXIS ma
or =" uu e,l'.uc the snu.. Of IfaI.
md Germany III 4 futile Conquc.'
Italian leadership knows i, Is q.
drowning man grabbing for d stra,'
and 3, only whrtllng III the dart
TO keep up II. courage.
Unexpectedly large Republic ,u
gam: w"r" not liquidation IT
Nm"rrra, var effort. and certainly
not rebuff 10 the Roosevelt adj
wirfs'ratr"n for taking the co,mtry
INTO the var For war vas thru
upon the country. II wa attacked
Il began to fight only a. = defen-
sITc measure The President. true
enough. N his 1910 campaign. d.
max" promises about staying out ..
the war But did not Mussolint am
his master in Berlin, close upon the
heels If Japan, declare war upon
the United States first and before
like action vas taken by this coun-
try?
Mussolinl's propaganda. over.
looked the fact, as stated BY forme'
President Hoover. that The platform
of every single csndidste-Democrat
Republican and Labor-was for Wig
1rOuS prosecution Of the var Ths
Means that all winners. of whatever
)arty. are committed to the utmos
effort toward defeat of the Axis.
Whatever rebuff the elections may
have been for the Roosevelt admin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

lStration related chiefly 10 the home
front and not 10 foreign policy IN
pressing the war program. There is
'cgrct over losses sustained thus far,
oil course. but thuSv LOSSES Will no,
ShScndcr dissatisfaction L. the point
ii reputation or turning back. They
Till only anger the people and steel
hcm To greater effort. II AluSsOl!ul
ma his gang are too dumb 10 sense
nat attitude on the part ut the
american people HON, they Mill.
'"mc 10 realize /, not long hence
IhcH will have To- cat these words
III sarcasm and arrugIurc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

rnId. q. ,ref,f,. r..,.,.r,.,,,.J Il,
lIrr,, INA, IN. Do. ,r,l.,,,urr -, many
r,,.rl,a,, rr,d IVA. .',pp.d Ir,.,,I.
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viii ma. .H. i.,.., r,,u, ~ IN. ,.,I-,..
rf .,y,,l.l.'r g,ru- ,r,. ,,,,Ii d,.,r,n.,.
ZION.
Entirety ...f!, ,.,r,, ,Ir trI.,nr,lIy
n,rri,... 90, .-., .s,nnr.,. have :,
I,.r r,.,... f.. ,.r,.,n. ,uy -, d.,.
.l.,l, good. and are. r!.flii.d ~ ,,rr...
% Nr..,.. tine rr.,r.. TIA, may I,uf..
.,,rr .r..r. ;alrcn.,.,,- tins r,.a. ..t,.
ri.r..y .,,rI> ,.rr5,lIl,uIy rr...li..
and rrrr.rl. lone. snnc- s..r,,.,
r'r,nIu. ..r,,,r'- wear. ,u..,i,..
.ud i,. ..nuli ,r.nf.ufng-. SUCH ,i,,-
,.rr,L a.,l.rrc,.. d, ..r.. tl.,i..,r.,. D..
rllr,Iu. radios. div moods .,ni a..
;..;:, IA .plir. Of TIN. millions or r..,.
m urI,r.n. .tlr> of mons uu...-,...
ing .hn,Ili ..ul nich. RANT ...n
Hnrdwarc tom. moi usually cI...,l.
n,d d. Christmas pr,.rl,,.r.. .r,,uI,l
,n;py heavy ...,lc.
GiJt. For Scr,icr Mem.
IT,. 'lr IN CrH.;r,.. % o..
,,...... ,I., t... HAY. had ..lr .....,...
rur;. 'r ..r g. ,vn" e.. r,u-u..
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,I,t..-. hose % ,r r.,lr. ,...
hrr, 60. fighting m,n abroad
More ,U 90 and . .l,r Q.au;.'.
w.lI uN,.,,-v he distributed tr t.,
n"g. .a camp. ECrr. VI Co." .H lie.
',.u.,I r.ai r.ru Ind ,..Ig ,rI.
.n' n.u HNc.,yCJ located -haI %,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

EXPERIENCED LADY poo..
Nrcprr' Sttn"graphcr and gcn,.r,,i
Office worker desires position ~
once. Address. Office Worker r,,n
Dispatch. 80,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

FOR SALE-GROUP ClNIpC =
Sach Just removed from Liberty
'hriS'lah church. See NJ. l.. GriE,
som near EPSON or phone 37I3
3-3,i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

HEAR IT OVER WPTF. BIy. IT
from your local agent. Irr,h
american Accident Insurance e"
Frank NJ. Barnhart. a.vu, "a
WIndrr street. phone ST. 80
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

S2o,oo IN CASH LOST MONDAY
afternoon between and ; n'r,'.,it.
between bank and Finch'> S,',,;,NN
Liberal reward 10 finder ~.
LasSitcr. route 3 W:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR REDUCTION IN Al;TOro
pie bodily injury rates, sea y.
insurance is the only ccm,noa',s
WIN lower pric" trend. IrSIIany
Depai tment. Citizens Ban. 'ee
Trust Company.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

WANTED. GOOD GAS RANCE.
Write Bon 600. Henderson. g.'n-
make. age. condition. lowest cash
price. l-1t.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. LARGE
shipment Just arrived. Guitars
|IClinS. Banjocs. Mdndolin~. JN"-
lClCS. IIarmoniCaS. Flutes. fI.c$.
NylpphuuCs and novelty musical
items. Latest sheet music. Pianos
Blank Recording records. Strings
and etc. Affords Printing Il Que
Supply Go. ~"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

FOR RENT; MODERN FIVE ROC"
house on Brud!c avenue jus; oil
oxford road. Lane space for g,r-
uru. Apply (. l.. Carter. phone l.-
Or ln3 3-p.a-,'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

ASK US ABOUT FURTHER pr
auctions IN automobile liability ""
Surance. Gates 1nsarancy Agencv
Phone 300
2i-t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

LEARN TO FLY At LOCAL AIR
port, Sc" Eugene s. Tciscr inr m
StrlCtiUn. Phun" -. 1.lt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

RUBBER HEELS. RUEDEE SOILS
we have :hCm. We 1nicp''ch
oiir needs for many months w
coll for md deliver. Phone h"";
GrisSOmS Shoe Shot. III
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

FOR RENT TWO ROOM uNFUE-
nI~hCd apartment. Si.lt"blr ,n~
housekeeping Cor one or two u,u-
pie. :. +. Patterson. phone t&H-T.
5-i!i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

TURN YOUR SCRAP IRON. SrFrT
ana other metals INTO ships, guns,
tanks and planes. We viii hlN al
yud have and start Il on the way.
Henderson Junk Co. ou-ri
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

WE CALL FDR AND DELIVER AMI
do nice work ON your old shoes.
Try us. Phr;i- 2l6-.I Carolina
Shoe Shop. mex h i. and 7. 2i-:f
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

QUALITY AIS, rOpRrCT
weights, top service You vel ,hn,,
an rom Doug and Bob f'alkncr al
II: =. Fa!kncr and SU,, Coal ano
Wood. Phone go. 5,,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

LOST-BUNDLE or PAPERS con
tanning orc starr; Bros. Catalogue:
order book: blpt.CrS. circulars. cue
They have nv name on them lID-
cral roHard paid for Their rci'",,
10 Pag"-Hccuu Drug store \. .:
Cheek. '-tU
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

NEW WINDOWS AND Dn,p, -
rived at The Place of V,I., AN.
--- j-lu
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

y GOOD MAN TO DRIVE
dry cleaning truck. not subject l"
draft. Call 3I%. 1-.-l"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

TO-, Hclps-Buy 100 More!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

FOR RENT STORE BUILDING o.
cupicd bv DiCkSun'S Grocery a.
Market on IlorNCr 81. Mr.. T.. T.
VickcrS. phone 335-W 80"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST ~
fancy groceries. quality We ,c,n
meats. fresh fruits and vcc''.'hN:'
from iICrbCvts yellow Frouv
phone I32 for free delivery. IL"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

y BIC; STOCK OF ROLL ROOFING
and quality asphalt sn,urlcs
"W""rc quality tells and price,
''''' 'N''" -. w aiklilS. 5-itI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-AIOD-
"rn Sh"p-EXpcrirncrd operators
Centrally located. Phone 2Do for
appointment. SridurrS ErglI,v
shop over Parkcr'S Drug Store.
3H-c
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-05

WANT ADS
Get Results
FOX REDUCTION IN AUTO,,o
PIE bodily injury rates, SEQ
insurance is the only cnm,noa
WIN lower pric" trend. IrSn,.y
Depai tmcnt. Citizens R,,'I. 'ce
---- 2-tf
NEW WINDOWS AND Doors -,
rived At The Place or W AK.
Alex $. Watkins. ''"eH.
- 5-li
ASK US ABOUT FURTHFR DR.
auctions in automobile I;,l,iI,t, NE
Surancc. Gates Insurancy Aecncv
2i-u
$1,000 IN CASH LOST NIOynI,.
afternoon between = and : ,,,,yt
between bank and Finch, S, >'"'N
Liberal reward 10 finder, < ~.
LaSSitcr. route g. W:
FOR SALE-GROUp CHAIRS =
Sach) Just removed from l.Ibnr,,.
CHRISTIAN church. See NJ. l.. Gric'
som near EPSON "r phone 37I3
9-3ti
EXPERIENCED LADY Hoov
Nrrpcr, Sttn"graphcr and gcp..r',i
"iiicc worker desires position .'t
"ncr. Address, Office Worker r,,n
Dispatch. "'s
HEAR IT OVER WpTF. m. r.
from your local agent T,.r,i
American Accident Insuraurr =" VI
Frank N. Barrhart. aeon, "a
WIndrr street. phone ST. -;
QUALITY Goals, rOpRFCI
weights, top Scrvicc-you yet ,h",,
all from Doug and Bob FaI,srcr =,
IL. .. Fa!kmcr and Son, Coal ann
'"' '''''e wv st!
y BIC STOCK OF ROLL ROOFING
and quality asphalt snrrIcs
N""rc quality tells and price,
sell Alex S. Watkins. 5-f,i
EVERY BEAUTY SERVlCE-AIOD-
rrn Sh"p-EXpcrIcucrd operators
--CCntrally located. Phone 2nn far.
appointment. SridG"rS Beauty
shop over Parkcr'S Drug Store.
2&-u
TURN YOUR SCRAP IRON. S'rETJ,
and other metal, INTO sn.ys. euu>
tanks and planes. We viii hll ~,
goa nave and start II On the way.
/ liSiiacFS"h JUNK Co. 2U-ll
FOR RENT TWO ROOM UNFi-E-
nIShcd apartment. s,Ir"blr ,,~
housekeeping Cor one or two p,u-
pie. :. i. Patterson. phon" t&G-I.
! Sill
, FOR RENT; MODERN FIVE ROC"
| house on Brudlc avenue lust off
| Oxford road. Lane spatc for gtr-
den. Apply (. l.. Carter. phone l.-
! ur 1893. 3-r.a--.
! PLANT BED CLOTH / TO ; YDs.
! wide. 22NI& and 2%X2; grades.
/ l-2C 10 &c yard. TcI,,r's Depart
! mcut Store. til
FOR RENT. TWO FURNISHED
! rooms and kllch,uc;lC, fr,, nyr..
! lights. water. ard phone ir"c Nsa-
son"blc vent Party lett tvnN,
Write "ABC" care Dispatch 1T
IF YGU ARE GOING TO PAINT
! don't forget Vita Var IL tho host
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iraiiensl Never Before - Perhaps Never
Get Your cepy-Maii ihs Coupon BsIewl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Guam Soldiers
Limited 10 $50

WASHINGTON Jan Is CUP) -
= ar ac ks accommodations at
Guam before the japanese attack
had a capacity for 80 men. Pear
Admiral Ben Morecll chief Of tho
navy'S bureau OF yards and docks
disclosed m testimony made public
today IN connection with the navy
appropriation bill tor fiscal 1913
Moreell SAID there had been no
request for additional acCommoda-
tlonS before December I and tina,
we had no deicn>cS there Moreell
pointed out. however that the SIT.
uatIon al Wake Island was some.
what different
Tf Wake had had proper
warning, think they could
have done even better than they
did. although they did mighty
we'll" NoreCll SAID
He added that Guam was in
tended primarily a. listening
post and supply station and that
We expected 10 lose u
buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Surplus Food
To WPA Aides

Food designated 10y the fed
eral government a. surplus com
mOditicS' was made available a
certain classes of Detroit WPA
workers today
Under action taken by common
council 100000 revolving fund
will be used TO supply one orange
food stamp 10 each two green
stamps
Green stamps, as formerly. can
be applied on any grocery store
purchase The orange stamps
representing recognition Of rising
living costs. can bc applied only
on surplus commodities and are
rcdccmablc by the federal govern
mcnt
The plan has been in force foi
welfare dependents for some time
In limiting the disbursement OF
orange stamps, council makes the
relief available only 10 families
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Health Of Undernourished
Children Discussed

With the assertion that $50 00C
Of MlchlganS 1000 900 children
are potential social or health prob
lens. II civic organizations today
urged initiation Of free lunches &c
undernouriShcd school children
and the diversion Of ntterbugginl
10 constructive channels.
The organizations. banded 10
ccther 10 discuss wartime health
nutrition, education and housing
concluded that i've dancing is I
recreauonal problem and tina
youths energies could be bette,
harneSSed with further play iaCIli
ties
Referring 10 the 100000 prob
lem children. DR. Lowell J Car
OF the University OF Michigan
Child Guidance Institute. declared
that of those 100000. a group o
10000 are over the boundary ant
need pSychiatric care TO rehablh
tate them"