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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
Mrs. Butler 10 Direct
Personal Appearance

Mrs. Lillian Butler, professional
director and actress, is donating her
services as director OF Personal
Appearance" the Lawrence Riley
comedy to be presented by the Falls
Church Community Theater, De-
cember II and IL, at the Madison
School in Falls Church.
This Is the first time in six years
OF play producing that the Falls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
Church group has had professional

Church group has had professional
direction.
While Mrs. Butler Is widely known
as an authority on Greek drama,
she also has had experience In mod
ern comedy. She has played nu-
merous roles on the New York stage
and has been a member of the Eve
LIE Caffeine Theater group, the
Hedgerow Theater and the Prov
incetown Players.
Edward Rowan. president of the
Falls Church group, has invited per-
sons interested in play production
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Sentence 4
For Stoniing
White "Scabs"
In Union Dispute

BIRMINGHAM ANP) charged
with disorderly conduct after
stoning trio of white "scabs"
in union dispute. four youths
were fined and jailed Thursday
by Judge oliver Hall.
The youths, Jessie Patterson. III:
Willie Fred Jordan. 90: Arthur
IIagood. ~. and Rudolph Daw-
son. 10. employees al the Lewis
bakery. had gone on strike dur
INK labor jurisdictional dispute
between two unions. one affiliated
with the clio and tho other with
the ALL. when their places were
filled by three young whites. the
quartet waited until the white
boys left work ~ ea0 am and
stoned threatened and cursed
them. according 10 the court ics'
timony
Judge Hall before passing srn'
tcnce Of 800 and costs aud sit
months IN jail 10 ench said
"This country Il at war 10 pro-
tect the equal rights ~ Zee men
aud the victims the three white
youths were peaceful law'abld-
ing citizens and were entitled 10
go about their business IN q
peaceful manner without being
molested or threatened"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

A choir composed OF singers
chosen from the several choirs Of
the Second Baptist church. Will
appear in a concert at the Belle
Isle band stand Saturday Aug. 10.
$50 pm. The music will he pre-
scented by the Cultural committee
OF the church.
The choir will feature hymns.
traditional spirituals, several new
COMPOSITIONS by Stor. Dawson. Bur-
leigh. and Handy. Jerene q. Mack
lin, directing: Chalmers Coe. as
sisting: Willie Lee, accompanies
DR.. r. l.. Brady, pastor. will be
the speaker. Invocation by Rev.
Edward c. Simmons. assistant pas
tor: Rev. Robt. l.. Brady. Jr.. mar
rator. Guest choral groups will be.
the male chorus from Tabernacle
Baptist church. Chas. Speiehts. di-
rector: and the Treble Clef OF ihr
Celestial choristers.
Guests soloists are: s. Iuberta
Woodfork Chisolm. soprano, ant
Junius b. Maxwell. tenor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
SAGINAW

The Rev. W. G.. Wilson, eN-pastOr
OF Mt. Olive Baptist wac the speak
er at the morning service SUNDAY.
Aug. 8. His subject was. "A True
Witness for Jesus Christ
The Rev. w. y. Mertz, pastor OF
the Methodist church OF Bay Port,
Mich, and group OF 20 OF his
people worshipped with US at the
morning service. The Rev. NJ.
Mertz gave encouraging remarks.
One person joined church. She
Is Mrs. Bertha Matthews OF Bethel
AME church. Detroit. Senior Choir
No. 2 furnished the music for the
service. Miss Maria T.. Alexander,
daughter of the pastor, was home
for the day and favored us with a
solo number. She recently received
her ALB. degree from the Western
College of Education. Kalamazoo.
She is returning COR extra courses
in English and chemistry.
Sunday evening, Aug. 16 at the
1880 hour, Senior Choir No. l will
present a sacred musical. Also the
Choral club OF Second Baptist
church. Bay City, OF which the Rev.
Mr.. McCottry Is pastor. will render
musical program. The public -
invited To- witness this dual service
an extravaganza Of music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
MONROE NEWS
By MRS. HAYWOOD coyINcroN

The Wacankiya Campfire girls
and Mothers Helpers Bluebird
group gave surprise baby shower
at the home OF Mrs. Williams
Chappell. troop leader at AZ Co
nant. Friday evening Aug. Z. The
affair was given in honor OF Bey-
erly Jean, new daughter.
The mother OF each girl was also
a guess. Many lovely gifts were re-
ceived. Mrs, Haywood Covington,
guardian OF the Campfire girls.
made the presentation from the
group. Mrs. l.. Parker, assistant
guardian, presented the individual
gifts.
Mrs. Rodiques OF $40 Almyrl
avenue is spending the weekend
in Columbus, Ohio with Mre. Mag
gle Brown and relatives OF 6S5
Gross.
Mrs. Haygood OF East Chester
street is confined TO bed by illness.
Visitors
Jacob simmons, OF Lima. Ohio.
was Sunday guest Of the Rev. w. j.
Bishop. Messrs. Simmons and
Bishop were school mates.
Mrs. John Reed of Lima Ohio.
spent Sunday in Monroe visiting
relatives and friends. Mrs. Reed
Is a former resident of Monroe.
Mrs. Hubert Mallory was called
10 the bedside OF her father In
Manifestations. Y C. where he was
stricken few weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Ypsii Boasts
New Club
Group Named
"Laissez Faire'

The rapidly growing city OF
YpsiIanti has a new club. OF
which Il can boast. Last Friday
evening. twelve OF Ypsilantfs
Young married couples gathered
AT the attractively arranged home
of the Ezell Andrews and organ
lied themselves into strictly
social club. which they agreed
TO call "Iaissez Faire."
The clubs main purpose VIII
be entertainment for its members.
Frank Seymour was chosen as
their prexy.
AS a starter. the Andrews en-
tertained their guests with bridge
and jitterbugging, with Evelyn
Beatty and Leo Rideout taking
the prize.
A toothsome repast OF chicken
salad and all the trimmings was
served by the hostess.
The clubs membership consists
Of Leo and Dorothy Rideout.
Frank and Emery Seymour. Alex
and Florence Crunk, Ezell and
Lucille Andrews. Herb and Ger
trude Francois. Gene and Evelyn
Beatty.
The next meeting will be held
AZ the Beatty home In Hawkins
drive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Very inspiring services were held
at Quinn Chapel AME church sun
day. The pastor, Dr. Walter a. Crit
der. preached a heartfelt sermon
using for his text. The Martyr OF
the Kitchen" There was one ac-
cession to the church Sunday eve
ming the pastor used for his text.
BE Thou Faithful Until Death
which was highly received by those
present
DR.. W. A. Crider Was called TO
Detroit Friday to attend the funer-
al services Of Mrs. BRYANT. who was
a faithful member OF Allen Temple
He was accompanied by his wife
Mrs. +. Order. family and Mrs. r.
Talbert.
The members Of Quinn Chapel arc
preparing for a banuuet IN honor
of their pastor and family, who
have SO successfully carried on th'
work this conference wear. The
banquet will he held at the church
Thursday, Aug. 20 at s p.m. Mrs.
r. Toles is chairman.
A musical program will he held
AT Quinn Chapel Sunday, Aug %
under the direction Of Mrs DR. VII
eon at nm, which will be the
closing SUNDAY OF this conference
year.
Mrs L. Oliver and Mrs. r House
worth. who have been confined a.
Hurley hospital. are home and
much improved
Mrs. r.. Floyd is confined 20 hcr
bed ~ home
Mrs. !. Grimes will he the host
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Bishop Tookes Quits
Insurance Co. Board

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. - (ANP) J..
A mild sensation was created here
recently when Bishop Henry Y.
Tooles OF the AME church, power
full in both religious and educa-
tional circles. resigned from the
board Of directors OF the Afro
American Life Insurance Co.
Recently Bishop Tookes' direc-
ton of the Florida diocese and OF
Edward Waters college has been
the target OF complaints made by
a group OF laymen who have o.
ganized themselves into a commit
tee. The group Is said to have in
quired into the disposition OF funds
raised during the recent drive for
Edward waters college. Bishop
Tookes Is said 10 have felt the
leaders Of the committee were Of
ficials Of the Afro-American Of
which he was director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
INKSTER JOTTINGS

and Henry Green. of New York, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John DeFoe
OF Ash street.
Momack Temple
A very interesting session was
conducted by Mrs. jeanette YER
dun. The Rev. 5. A. Sea conducted
review OF the lesson, DO We
Pray Selfishly?'
In the IL am. service the Junior
choir sang. DR.. Sea spoke.
Mr.. and Mis-. McCleren. OF Walnut
street, served breakfast for Mrs.
Christine Barnet and her mother, OF
Detroit. Mrs. Miller, OF Travis City
was guest.
The Senior Usher board OF Smith
Chapel gave a baby shower for
Mrs. II. Shepard.
AME Church
The subject OF the sermon on
Sunday, Aug. 9 was The Tragedy
OF Closed Mind"
Mrs. W. +. Williams has just re-
turned from Queen Esther Grace
chapter. Sessions were held at 5404
Brush, Detroit.
The Socialites OF Inkster enter
tanned their friends. informally,
sunday with blue hour social al
the homo of Mrs. II. Robinson, 1903
Sprice street.
Among those present were rep
resentatives of all popular lnkster
clubs plus a number OF Detroiters.
Ann Arborites and other neighbor-
ing towns. Judging by their hilac-
ity, there were none bulc at the
SOcialites' blue hour.
Maggie Evans is president: Dor
othy washington Long, chairman
social committee.
Amlty Baptist
A special program ~ill he rem
dered sunday. August 16 at 2 phi.
under the auspices OF the Get-to-
Cether club.
The Sunday school opens at $50
am. morning worship 1880 am.
BYPU $50 pm. evening worship
s pm. The public is always well
come. The Rev. W. l. Douglas IL
naGfOr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Jackson, Mich.

Il The silhouette Bridge club met
st the home OF Mre. Lille Mae BIZ
&cey, slg Taylor street, Monday
might Aug 10.
i The Community Gospel chorus met
M the ANE church Monday night,
August 10. They will sing at the
|church Sunday. Aug. is.
n The WAYS and Means club will
meet Tuesday evening. Aug IL.
with Mrs. Lena Thomas. POS East
Wesley.
Mrs. Annabel Copeland is visit
/lns her sister. Mrs. Mildred Pull
ing. in Chicago. III.
Mrs Pearl Neely is spending the
week In Milwaukee. Wise. visiting
Mrs Cleo Paitson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dickerson
|tpert last Weekend in Chicago.
The Charles Lodge No. 564 ~
'Elks, sponsored a party and break
last dance at Midwest Country
'cluh, Saturday night. Aug. s.
Mrs. Ernestine Conev. OF Cincin-
natl. is visiting relatives and
Friends in the city.
SGT Milton Price rs home on a
siurloush. He is stationed in Cali
|forna
Ralph preffle and Mrs. Lula
Noore are spending two-week
vacation al Idlewild.
Mrs Elhelene Crockett and her
three children from West Virginia
are visiting her mother and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs Dixon. OF 2l2 East Mason,
has heen IN for two weeks.
Mrs Jurney Is also on the sick
llst
Mrs Billiard and Mrs. Smith. also
N;s Meade. all of Chicago, spent
last weekend with Mrs. Ray John
son, sos East Mason street.
Mrs. Lena Dickerson spent week
visiting friends in Detroit.
Police Raid Jlont
EleNeh customers ana the pro
prltlor W. Green. were arrested
by police at an alleged bootleg place
rs Belden road. Sunday. Green
pleaded guilty Monday morning and
paid 500 fine. All the customers
paid 81 fines as fre0uenters OF a
aisorderly place. A quantity OF
liquor was seized In the police raid.
Youth Slain
A charge OF manslaughter was
placed against billiard Miller. 81.
81 ZIG Elizabeth street. In Jackson.
on complaint signed by Harry
Bales. assistant inspector OF de-
lecllveS. in connection with the
aea'h early Saturday NJ Cecil Tav-
,,or ~. OF 1919 Belden road. afte.
ne had been slashed with a knife
IN crap game argument. Miller
was arraiened Monday mornine.
examination will he held Friday.
ne slain youth is survived nv
~ mother and step-father. Mr.. and
Mrs lanes Smith; one sister and
Tour brothers.
Funeral services were held We'd
nssdsy At nm. from Tabernac' e
.nurch on High street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
SCHEDULES
OF CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Soul will be the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. August 16.
The Golden Text PSALMS 35:g)
is: MY soul shall he joyful in the
Lord: 1t shall rejoice in his saliva
ton
Among the Bible citations is this
passage isaiah 55:3): Incline your
ear, and come unto me- hear, and
your soul shall live and will
make an everlasting covenant with
you. even the sure mercies OF Dav-
ID"
Correlative passages 10 he rean
from the Christian Science text
hook Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
(p.s90l: at Is our ignorance OF
God. the divine Principle. which
produces apparent discord. and thu
right understanding OF Him re-
stores harmony. Truth will ~
length compel us all To exchange
the pleasures and pains Of sense
for the joys OF Soul.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
BY BENNIE CASwELL, Jr.
Phone vi. s-6234

II on the theme, "A Busy Line
The Union Baptist Junior choir, UNI
der the direction of Miss Mary
Ruben. rendered the music
Few's Memorial CME
The pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Gibson,
preached a forceful sermon from:
81. John 40 on the subject, Love.
The senior choir rendered the mu-
sic. 4 number OF visitors were
present.
Next Sunday the Laymen vii
worship with the congregation all
day.
In the afternoon the pastor and
choir will worship with the Rev.
S. S. Harris OF Delray.
The Epworth league meets every
Sunday evening al $50. The Rev.
+. l.. Gibson is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Michigan
.Baytists Make
Resolutions
Oppose Foolish"
Singing And Radio
Cult Services

AT the fifteenth annual session
OF the Michigan District associs-
ton OF Metropolitan Detroit the
following resolutions were adopted:
l. Resolved. that the convention
further a Baptist Radio hour
once per month.
?. Resolved. that We form a pro.
test TO our War department on
recent murder and Iynching
cases.
3. BE II further resolved. that we
20 on record and broaden our
sphere of Foreign Missions.
4. Be II resolved. that State Mis-
sion be given a place on our
district program.
5. Resolved. that we go on record
as condemning foolish singing.
spurious radio services by va
rious cults.
6. Resolved. that we give free
and unstinted cooperation TO y
larger local movement among
Baptists for the good OF our
community and the advance
ment to the Baptist cause a.
set up in the Baptist Ministers
conference.
The Rev. ]. S. Williams Is mod
orator: Mrs. Mamie Blackburn.
president OF tho women's auxiliary.
Rev. W. T. Ramsey reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
ST. PAUL AME CHURCH
law md Chene Streets

THE Wounds OF a Friend VIII
be the subject OF the sermon at
10:45 am. Jesus Above All viii
be the subject OF the sermon at
7:45 pm.
The Rev. l.. p. Powell, choir and
congregation of ST. Paul AME Zion
church will worship at ST. Paul
at 3 pm. The Sunday school will
convene at 9:1S am. Mrs. VI. A.
Jones is superintendent. The Junior
Allen Christian Endeavor league
will convene at 5 pm. with Miss G.
Jordan as president and Miss Jua-
nita Gibson as superintendent. The
Senior league will convene AT
$50 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
us. BRINGS
MEXICANS in
FOR WORK

LOS ANGELEs-tA NP)-An ar
ranRement. made by tho state
department OF the US. with the
government OF Mexico at the re-
quest Of the agriculture depart
ment has been concluded. making
temporary migration Of Mexican
farm workers into the Us. TO
helm combat seasonal labor short
age possible. The Mexicans are
guaranteed a minimum hourly
wage Of sOc. adequate living con-
dIsions and return 10 their homes
and citizenship when their work
Is done. They will work prlnci-
pslly IN the Southwest. The Mex
leans will he jointly under the
care Of The agriculture depart
ment and the ofice OF Man
Power.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
DivisiOu and ~. Antoine

The Jerusalem Baptist church.
located at Division and ST. Antoine
is in the midst OF observing the
installation OF their pastor, the
Rev. w VI. Richardson The ser~-
ices will end Friday night which
will be Business and Professional
mems night.
The Sunday school opens at 9;31
am: morning worship atll am;
BTU. 1880 and evening worship a,
S pm
Monday evening " instruction
night: Wednesday, prayer meeting
Friday. teachers meeting Margaret
Carter is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
DINA WILL
HOLD TWO
DAY MEET


Wales, Lornetta LeBon. Dorothy
Steger, Bertha Hansbury- Phillips.
Carrie Booker Wood, Ethel Craw-
ford. Edward Lockclt. Celeste Cole.
Johnnie Reid. villa Mae Hairston,
Grace Jefferson
Berniec White. Margaret Mat
thcws, Loritta Trehune. Thel-
ma Baldwin. William Holland.
Jessie Parrish Margaret Lips
comb. Leon Edward Patterson,
Clarence Highiower. Harold Smith,
Lucille Walker. Fred Anderson.
Margaret Rideout. Nell Dobson
Planic. Luberta Chisholm. Ruth
Abbott. Prof. David Carroll Mile
Connely Lee. Prof. W. c. Cook, II
g. Farrow. Emma Todd lsr ow,
Mary Doctor Roger l.. Woodley.
Lillian Johnson, Hawaiha era
ham. Blanche WATSON, Estcll Fer
guson and Estell Andrews.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
CANFIELD AVENUE HOLINESS
AND GIRLS HAVEN

Robert King, president ~
Girls Haven. has returned from
Chicago where he was sent on
business for Tho home While 81
the WINDY city he stopped with his
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew King on Marshheld ave.
Bishop Jar,ln preached from tac
ninety-first Psalm Silent prayer
was offered for Miss Ruby Daniels
by Mrs Ann Gibbs and Mrs. Ruin
Gray. Miss Daniels is Ill in Fair
view hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

~. the showers OF Saturday
pe'pn he weather cleared beau.
i ors~pvVtn 10 greet the sixth annual
llup ,'arty on the lawn OF BOD
Nlmp ons Of springhill avenue.
' ~ass,s enjoyed the table games
gus.ansral socializing OF the ga
snu ss Aftcr the refreshments an
ue'a program by a Few
np,D' added TO the enjoyment ana
sus' ,,, ~ the evening. Guests
na .'s from Detroit, ipsilanti' ono
y smith chapel Dramatic Guild
an Thursday evening a musical
~ Of Thomas shannon was
r,sssnted at Smith Chapel. In
psdsd IN the selections OF the
"nular baritone were the Prayc"
s.n~ ~Hanscl and Gretel.' Hon
v ~" nv Del Rigo, and HE knows
y. How Much You Can Bear.
H. Alice LaStan was accompa-
, ,wo.act comedy followed tho
4 .si,sI Mrs. Wiggleworth Gets
|Uslirlon and was excellent ente'-
Eanmeni
4 calvin weaver. of North Caro-
-. Is visiting his sister and
Ero,her-in-law. the Aaron Joneses.
II cherry street
Mrs Della Jones returned Sat
F. rday from New York. where she
Insnded the surprise birthday mar
II given for her husband. Godfrey
'Iones at their home on Harriet
kreei
Mrs Lille Taylor. OF Henry
.,reet spent the weekend in Ohio
kisting relatives and friends.
A birthday party feting William
Stroud was given on Sunday after
|roor by his mother, Mrs. John
Stroud A delicious chicken din
her wac served.
Miss Nancy Carol. OF New York;
Mrs s. II Watson. OF ST. Paul, sc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Mrs. Thomas and her seven chill
dren left for Alabama SUNDAY.
Aug. 2 TO spend a months vacation
with her relatives and friends.
Union Baptist
The Sunday school review was
handled by the Rev. Mr.. Smith
The annual picnic will be held
Aug il AT Elizabeth Parks.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith spoke Sun.
day morning from Kings 1871 and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
EBENEZER AME
Wills at Brush

The Vacation Bible school spon-
sored bv Ebenezer church is heine
held daily Except Sunday from
1880 to pm. The public is We
come.
Sunday. Aug. is. the morning
sermon will be delivered by Bishop
John A. Gregg Monday evening
Aug. II. the church will hold its
"victory Celebration" All men,
bers and friends are invited 10 az
tend. Isaac Jones Is church repor-
for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
First To Graduate

The first class OF Negro Navy
men 20 he graduated At the Great
lakes Naval Training station
completed their courses SATURDAY
There were 1oi IN the class 10
which was Frank d. Troutman'
7721 steiner avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
NEWS FROM FLINT, MICHIGAN
FLORA TALBERT. Reporter

ese Of the Lucretis Arts club next
Tuesday at pm.
Mrs. A. l.. Roberts will be the
hostess OF tho Usherette board also
next Tuesday az pn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
CHURCH OF GOD
los. CamDau and GrntiOt

The HYPU is holding interest
ing services each sunday evening.
Mrs. Enie Randle is president. The
public is invited 10 attend.
Rev. T. u. McGhee preached last
Sunday from Genesis STA.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

CUDDENLY from radio Of the 'Wake6eld flashed
~ the grim message II irew Within few minutes
huge black pillar of smoke rising to the sky.
all 1000 lives aboard the fated ship saved is
tribute the of Navy But heroism couldn't
stop the fire.
the of the fire must of course, await the
findings official board of inquiry but according to unofficial
report passengers careessn knocked of Americas largest
transports of action careess dropped cigarette crippled the
war effort thoroughly enemy torpedo
But serious as the "Wakehed" is carelessness-
Americas 9TH Column is creating alarming havoc
every day.
How the 9Th COLUMN is Delaying Victory
Every day production plants accidents caused by
carelessne killing and njuing skilled workers. burning fac
and urgently needed supplies delaying the production Of
guns and planes tanks and ships carry them action.
Every day highways, careessness wreckng cars urgently
Evening star., 1942-10-08
DID THE #coLuMN
SET fire 70 THE Wakefield

What you do help? You realize your skill as
worker manager in industry doesn't belong you now-it
belongs the United States Of America You or
accident or fire where you work.
Your doesn't belong you now belongs United
States Of America You must not wreck another
must not cause injury to yourself or Others
Even your home belongs your country no you simply
must safeguard from loss by fire You and your family live
safely, too.
How You Can Help
By taking greater in everything do you will be helping
America defeat the 9TH Column you making worthwhile
contribution victory To give you accidents and
fires and help prevent th Liberty Com
has prepared special wartime booklet Write today your
free Ask for the booklet Smash the 7th Column Help
Win the War Address Liberty Mutual us Berkeley Street. Boston,
Mass.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

needed keep America the job destroying Of precious
rubber and metal sending victim after victim overwoqked
doctors and overcrowded hospitals.
Every day in homes accidents destroying
of and whose health and safety vital in this all
out
This needless destruction this shameful waste this
Americas fighting efficiency must stop.
why We Must Smash tho 9TH COLUMN Now
Before Pearl Harbor rich in and money and
machines and materials and buildings richest land in all the
world Then could afford the ux accidents and fires Then
we had plenty of everything.
Now have too little of everything few too few
Ships few factories little machinery little which
fight and this America needs every
America needs mile of transportation left every America
needs every Of food every yard Of CLOTH every rubber
and metal and wool and leather.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
How You Can Help

Hre ePrsnho . STOP fires Live
tho "ondH En- h Wa Norso