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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
w arm Spot
Recreation Room Is Ideal
Place for Gatherings

A furnace warns the basement
In which the recreation room is
located without any additional use
of fuel or extra costs. In homes
which do NOT have recreation
rooms and I'm which fuel shortages
may cause discomfort this COM
Ing winter, a practical recourse
Is 10 clean and paint the base
mont. install some simple COM
Portable furniture, and use Do As
r gathering place for the family
on cold winter evenings.
In many homes. the room in the
basement where tho furnace Is To-
Gated is The vamest room INK the
house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Better Varnish Results

Some v7rui,h stains. when
painted over with enamel or paint
'hlco6 through and dISCoior Tho
nov coating such an undesirable
result can often bo prevented rN
FIRST sanding tnc stained surface
applying p coat of Sealer. letting
m dry thoroughly. and then ap-
plying the opaque coating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29


400 3Ist s.
Redford Hardware
l723S Rediord. OPP Post Othse
WEST or WOODWARD ANt
Robertson Hardware
lA45s Grand River ANs.
Stanley Rcmsj Hardware
74O3 Michigan Ave-
Ruu1tord Hardware CIR
IO234 Grand River Ave.
Ssmmers Hard~AIe
"a yoming 81 Schoolcrait
Schrosder Paint a Glass 90.
5giO Twelfth St
SIssrs Wsathersfrip 4 screen CO
1858 Grand River Ave
Simon knoppow 4 Son
l5Ola lSefnois
SIwou knoppo~ Son
sT36 9th 81
geo SornrnberF
2BOz Junction. ,o- 7 rlrdo
Sp,tng~eli, Hardware
2u3s SprinV~ells
stone PANT 4 Wall Paper Store
2733 Grand River Ave
THIRD Avenue Hardware Compsny
1901 THIRD Ave-
Thriiv supply Stores, Inc,
10000 FenksU
Throor. William 4 Son
l4o33 " hcNi,hols Rd
Russell = Tow Builder, supply a
1855 Broad s.
I've Hardware Co
Boil Grand River
United Cut Rate Hardware
1853 Fenkrn
LOUIS Urban Hardware
1870 Wyoming Ave
Nsrhsag, /. u Hardware
u.-0,1. 49,. Cou...,,
7t-oa CO p,,,.
w., H,,dv,T.
s3se M,ehirsn Ave.
"o'Ntrine Hsr dTsr'
''7~o Sia"o N''ef
-,s,-.f 3, =
----------------------------
AM ARBOR
49,
2io South Ashley
,,ro,.,
.. = - -
Wallace Hsrd~sts
tr,r 49, ID -.
''"' 49, IT.
"'Fon''' m''N
= : 2 - y -II--1Il :
Aybu,n Heirbt, Lumber 4 CoalCr
BASE I'M
49, L
800,
prttI,itt
.------ -.
Otto Pifnar & Son.
477oo Huron River Dr,.
prprtt
$1,000
Rerkley FEED 4 seed Store
etftcnbaoh Rrothsrs
gl-t I2.MIe I'd
BIRMINGHAM
r---------- p.., ci, ST.,
2ss last Maple
h9 pos \ hS Maosr.rd
hcBride Hardware Company
80 g south woodward Ave.
- : : ---<-
So, =
ApTSrO~
--- - = - -
j. ". Alrsr Hard~Ats
CarLston. Mich.
DEARBORN
-
~ ). Crowley Hard~ars
1880 Goddard Road
Dearborn Hardware
2lsO3 Michigan Ave,
Ftlipcyak Hardware
Sqls Chase Road
Thurman Hardware
4sI2 Greenfield Rd.
Mason Drug Store
POOL telegraph Rd- Cor. Oxford
Montgomery Ward
Michigan - Schhef.r
Star Lumber Co. 774n Grsenhs
West Warren Paint 4 Mallpape
Co.. 1921 Vest Warren Ave.
DpAYTON ~ AINS
=
tfOpSr
'a.tct ha' o~e''
FAST DrTpoIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29


" J. "eiptrt
INKS II E''' Front ST.
-
800 - "a, "a q = AZ
'H7u Hlie higan ave
"ou.I S,IpaPs' mop
cAR6 6gS%7 C T1S Born Fd.
-
10 o,n Nlty re- arc
t CD @'a N''o
HP,sSef Son
IINt Oh P PAPk wien
D,-L-
SEQ w 80, e.
Horn Fuel 4 supply Co.
..tt ,tNps
-
Mtlvndsle Hardware Co.
NOprIVuIt
---------------------
Nehs Worthwhile Hsrd~ars
Worthwhile. Mich
Novels Lumber 4 Ccsi Co
$50 Base Line Road
-. - M ..L--.-.--L- :
Don Horton
'"9 ann Amer Fo'
nv, ION q Oomp'n>
ennin', ave.
NOUN l5srd~"rr SompsnF
A'p''F 9Hee' - NtHTS~f"ih'f
roe Lumoc' CompaHf
a. Amelia
*. - -. , -. L. =. Implement Store
NEWPORT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Warren township
Growth Foreseen

Plans arc now under way i'm
Warren Township and the Center
Ltpc-aHea 10 MAKE another
great manufacturing and residcn-
'lal territory Frank II Laid head
of 'bc Ladd Land Company. stated
saturday Because n IS one of the
most central districts near Detroit
Ladd believes the settlement viii
develop rapidly IN the coming
Warren Township /, six miles
square, bounded on tho south by
EIght-Mile road, on tho west by
Dequindre road, on the north by
Fourtcen-Mlc road and on the
cast by Hayes road. II is easily
accessible 10 any part Of the
metropolitan area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Sthlo.sbsrg Hardware Company
s&Ao Hastings ST.
Sloan's Hardware
sl33 Mack Ave.
SpJtI Cut Rate
7Iqq Grattot Cor Dubois
State Lumber Go.
2OOil John r
Stoves Hardware Company
Ioole Chalmers Ave-
Thrifty supply stores Inc
I3II4 Fsst lsilerson
lis, hbsin Young C.
lalo2 Grattot Ave
Trsnrle Paint 4 Hardware
iH@a7- Gt-it@t Ass,
Troh Hardware
IsO3S Esst Warren
& Housc~rsckirE Co.
1880 Dequindrr
Van Dyks Plumbing & Hc4t,rR
s3l2 Van Dyke Ave
Nstbrurrhe Hard~afs
I6I2s Ma,k. 81 Audubor
VICTOR Hardware Company
900 Oakland Ave
Ms,hbufr : arNslL Inc.
IOa37 q = Warren
Mrifsmau Hardware CO.
22S7 Grstlot
Wood ward Hardware Co
1928 Woodward
p ~ hurcau Screen CO.
lso5s Dequrdre
WFsr 'oF WOODWARD ANr
John ! AstIeford
s7o2 Hamilton A.e. Cor stanley
Efghf Hardware CO
500 Michigan Ave
\ + Broum PANT Store
1888 hichigsn Ave
Bower Haunted Shscks
s62s W, Fort St.
asol Grand P,vsr
puhtsr Hard~sre, Inc,
1851 Holden Ave-
Bullock Green HAtdNats c.
1854 Michigan Ave-
Bullock Green Har d~srs
s6oa West Fort St.
Npl r Burn
1851 Grand River Avs
Th- ,enttsl Hstd~sfr
So}s Ioy Road
Champion supply @,
7f36 Itfh -
CIs,s Hard~,te Co
Ep1T hamilton
ColIts, 4 P4lu,er Hsrd~arr
74aS Iov Road
Corradt William "
S4ol Fireman Ave
Consumers DistribuurE CO.
1851 Grand River
& = Comp
446o Vest Netro- HIrb~at
Courtesy Builder, supply Co
2r3Ao Grand River
Dave Paint a Supplv Co
l23A0 Grand River Ave
pemery A Company
Woodward ~ hi~suke.
Dom5slskt Hardware
1857 West Jefferson Ave-
Faulr1sr Hsrd~a-s
f2is Wes.on Ave
Frazer Hard~e-c
zoos W mile RI
Ifarrf Paint Company
1900 Grand River
Gallavher Screen Company
1919 Puritan Ave
General Stores Co
5A15 W Vernon Highway
Cerus Hd~e 4 Furniture Co
sOl3 " Jefferson Ave.
Grand River Hardware
ASA Grand River Ave-
Crest Lakes screen & Sash
1886 Ivernois
~ 4 A-H4rA--r~--
lNSlq W. Mile Pd
Fred Harms HsfdWars
1924 " Fort St
hmm 4 kirschks
LAO La ndals Ave
Law Rec Hardware
12Sa3 West Chicago
Tom a johnson Company
36s Puritan Ave
los kopka Hardware
s7At Pulaski Ave
kfork Auto supply
727s liVetnois
aS'llo Sirn 4 Arust Supply GO
sAt2 linWood
Levitt Hsrd~srr
7etq " Vernon
Nathan evrrsou
AT3o hichigar
/ & ~ HARDWARE
Sf0i W. Warren
Liberty iurher Go
800 RadchN Ave
livrrnois Appliance 4 Paint Co
ISIS Iivernois Ave.
llovd's Hardware
ISdoa Fenkeil Ave
Victor MsnraEol
656S Greenfield Rd
iSAO9 Fenkell Ave
Nein'nger Bros. HdWs Co
1870 LiVetrois Ave
Nerit supply Company
1922 W Warren
Nill-r's Hsrd~are
l725i Grey dale
Louis Miloch
A3A7 West Warren
Montgomery Ward
Grand River At Grsenheld
Morof. David Paint Store
1872 Michigan Ave.
John Moss Hardware
1905 West MoNichoI.
Nor~eSt Plumbing supply Co.
1903 Grand River Ave
~ OStroW Hardware
s9A1 Linwood Ave
Oakmsn Hardware CO
i17ls Woodrow Wilson
Oxford UpholsterinF CO.
ss36 W Warren
Patterson Sash 4 Door Co.
q}0O Huhbsll
= - 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Acme fatktng 4 supply 4 oWl enf
BPS West Jefferson
Garth DeNos PANT Stor.
1913 Broadway
Randolph PANT 4 Walipspsr CO.
7SA Randolph
Psyls Hatd~Ate
nae GrIs~oId
Sthtos der Paint a Glass Co.
l27 Cadillac square
HAnTRANCk
Consuuers Plumbing Co
ll42n los Campau
hostek PANT md Glass Co
t1sls los Campsu
United Painters supply
9Ool -E-Los tsmpAu
mGnL ND r.Rk
Highland Fatk lumber CO.
1883 Hamilton Ave.
Perkins PANT Co
1880 Woodward Ave
TAST or WOODWARD Afr
A,ns screen Sash Company
f2oi5 Fast MCNiehols Road
Addison keiis CO.
ass kst,hfNsl
NJ te Alcs Hsrd~sre
1874 Van Dyke Ave-.
A'ts Hsfd~afe
qlaI Jos tampsu Ats
Al. PAINT Mig Co.
1920 Nsrk Ave
pus Hardware 4 SPORTING Goods
I2sss EsI Jefferson Ave.
Bower Haunted shack
1875 Crstiot
Is3aA , Warren
Tfed r Burns Hsfd~Afs
lO2iq ketcheVAl
Chahois Hardware
1891 Fast Wsrrsr Ate
hsns Decorating tompanF
bi39 Chene St
Chsn- Hardware Co.
I'M CAcnr- Si----
CT, Lumber Co.
225O HIATT
{ A q Io.l 4 supply
500 Eat Dawson
= = Dawes
l7055 krrshrssi
ps Ponne Hafd~ars
121o0 horanF - Wrttshd
Dsftott Hard~sre CO
6s72 " ood~afd Ave
De'ro,i Tuei 4 >uupis tomrAuF
SSZ5 Issi Daefsoo
Do~rto~n Lumber Company
ta7} Last Willis
Duncan Broihrfs
iOSIS Ta,t Jefferson
Favls Nslpsrer 4 PANT Go
a6}7 Dos, Camnsu
Ta.st1 Window Shade Co.
SAO7 Chrne
Ea,tc~n PAINT Stor
lASoO Harper Ave.
ouIs IiElrn
OF Fast MrNi,hois
Fisher Hsrd~sre Co.
se52 Van DYKE
To,e. Fuel a supply tomparN
1901 tsst Forest Ave
Trs,rr PANT CO
iolo0 last NArrsn - Cadillac
r Conthier Wallpaper A Pant
itl2a Fast Jefferson
Gross PANT a Wallpaper Store
1912 John z 81
Habsrek Hardware @.
3l25 : Dawson
Hcrmtr's Cut Rate Hardware
1900 Esst Jefferson
ID Hock Hd~e 4 Furniture
997a Mack. nr. Cadillac
HenrIs Co.
77Is Msck
J. = HArd~afr
1854 AAa u he
{ koscok Wsllprpsr 4 PANT
722s Harpcf
John kofskowshi
1924 ? Dawson Ave
koyhtsl Plumbing 4 Heating
llSt3 Conant Ave
Isnr's Hardware
12Sla Chalmers
Leader Wallpaper a PANT CO.
ay62 Oakland
\ lernke Hard~sre Company
4lsq-a7 81 Aubip
Jos srhsrd Hardware CO.
Gts2 Chene -
ico's Paint a WalIpspsf
1927 East jefferson Ave
Love- Hstd~sts
1892 Harper Ave.
Msertrr's Hardware
1888 T. Jefferson
Marvin Sc 10 81 Store
$50 Russell St
MsskeIl Paint supply Company
l727A Mack Ave
Miller Lumber Company
7oi5 Miller Ave
NJ { Roofing and Hsrd~Ats
7-Mile Road. Cor. Darbury
Mlke's Hardware
I6l3S Mack Ave
Montgomery Ward
Gratiot near mile Rd.
North End Hardware
1884 + Dawson
North End Stove & Furnace CO.
s4i9 Brush
ralley Hardware
4Ao5 Chene
Pennies Paint a Wallpaper Co
1855 John r ST.
r. G. Hardware
il52A Chalmers
Pomeranty Hardware
6si4 Gratot
Raw l. Pope
13t55 Cratot
r. W. Potter Hardware
$500 kerchevsl
Rcd Front Hardware Co.
1926 T. Jefferson
Reese Bros
iA3Ot : Warren
RosenbstF Bros
3426 HssrrFs
Charles Salerno Hardware
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Cellar Is Safe

~ reinforced cellar i also
the safest place i'm converted
dwellings, or ~ingle-familv build
ing> converted into multi-family
units, and the Older type OF non
fireprooi Withdrawing apartment
houses which do not have any
interior areas of refuge, such a
the fireproof stairs and stair
halls of the more modern apart
ment houses. Live steam mains
or gas pipes constitute an un-
usual hazard i'm these dwellings
which should he considered be-
fore using the cellar a. refuge.
jewellers i'm nreproof wall
hearing buildings may Use both
the basement and the fireprOof
core. provided by the stairs and
stair halls. although these build
ingS are vulnerable tn earth
shock.
Maximum protection i en-
loved nv jewellers Of the modern
expensive apartment house or
hotel because OF its skeleton Of
structural steel or reinforced
Tsuuprptp -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Professor Hayes
Discusses Bomb
Proof Shelters

Most Americans li.c In light
wood frame houses providing little
or no protection m their present
condition from bombing attacks. u
is declared In "A study of Bombs
Building, and Shelters % by vii
Lam II. Hayes. professor az Co.
lumhI7
THE fact should not be lost
sight Of" Hayc, says. that all
buildings offer some resistance
Ia demolition and therefore pro-
vide some degree of protection,
although the destructive power
of most high explosives il 80
great that il il completely he
Nond the means of the individual
10 provide himself with bomb
pfeef-, that -, with rurrpietr pro-
lection.
a persons degree Of risk in
an area under attack NAV he
greatly reduced ia shelter Of
some sort can be provided, tho
study continues Inhabitants uf
thew itltit-tt~rt frame house
may protect themselves by rein
forcing the ceiling Of the cellar,
making certain that the supports
of the reinforcing structure do
not hinge on any wall of the
house. and that At least two
exits are provided.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28
Two Are Injured In
Fight Over Coat

An argument and fight between
. 26-year-old woman and a 23-year
old roomer at the home Of the for
mer's aunt resulted in ? lacerateu
right hand, right arm and abdomen
to the person Of Arlethia Turner Of
1921 East Garfield following a dis
pute over a coat repeatedly bought
by her husband for another woman
Fannie Meyers Of 1910 East Can
held was said by police 10 have
stabbed Mrs Turner It was dis
closed that Mrs Turner had gone to
the home Of her aunt. Mrs Ethei
Taylor at 1910 East Garfield Tor a
visit.
Al this time Mrs Turner and Mss
Meyers had an argument over
coat bought by Miss Meyers but
which was reporied1y signed Tor BY
Isaac Turner. husband Of ArlethIa
Fannie Meyers was treated at the
Receiving hospital for abrasions Of
the knee and held for Investigation
Of a felonious assault Mrs. Turner
was reported in serious condition
at Receiving rospital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28
POLICE WON'T
HAVE NEGRO AS
STENOGRAPHER.
Anderson Claims p. D.,
Civil Service Comm.
Discriminate

Ch,---,o 49, N, ri,-;l cor,.ice
r,a-,,,,,9s,a,.s s,,onon, - forca Nm,
- .s,o ,a.ssr tx st,or he had
- .i,--I sor,,,oo ovar,ina,ion
- .,,,.r,i,,-++,,~p-
', o Sa .,,o, nas an 49,, ~ dis
',N ~ -, - p,onard D An5orson
az n .,J tor haarin, hoto-a
~ C;,i.I Sar,.i.a C,,-,ni.s;on Ia,
week.
-;.t s,... ,,.,.,,.. L t..
-. Crs;,os A,dorsan
claims that he was given the run
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28
RIOT FEAR FADES; TENANTS
READY TO MOVE SATURDAY

The most dramatic struggle in be-
MALT Of democracy ever conducted
IN the local Negro community came
to a quiet and successful close this
week as the first tenants OF the
famed Soiourner Truth defense
workers housing project signed
their leases and prepared to move
INTO their new homes Saturday.
CHmaxing a month Of conflict and
controversy which threatened 20
erupt INTO violence. the misguided
leaders OF those who fought against
Negro occupancy Of the project have
been approached and urged 10 abide
by the decision Of the Federal gov
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28
Two Women Fall
From Windows

Two young married women were
treated az Receiving hospital after
they had either jumped or fallen
from Secon' story windows q,
their homes following alterations
with their husbands
Mrs Marie Haynes 25. Of SIP
Theodore. was taken to gcj 5ld 0y
her husband. James She received
confusion OF the hips after she hao
jumped so police say from o second
story window OF their home
Mrs Carrie B5zclton. %. of 4454
Brush street Told police jHE dc
had fallen from a window 20 re-
cove On iuJurcd back and fractured
left ankle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28
GRAFT TRIAL
POLICE BACK
ON THE JOB
COlOred Officers Are
Reinstated By The
Trial Board

Pleading not guilty 10 accepting
money from a person engaged IN an
Illegal occupation before d police
trial board composed OF Commis-
sioner Of Police Frank D. Eaman.
Chief OF Detective Paul W-Teuref
and Superintendent of Police Louis
BERG, nine suspended Negro police
ohi - wcres found not guJE last
Week and we're re-inststed vi IN the
police force. Seven white Officers
we're re-instated
Testimony Was given 10 The trial
board on Feb 10 and II and the
board verdict was announced on
FRIDAY, Feb 20.
cleared by the trial board
were Senior Detective John
'3londyl Hayes, Senior Detective
Robert Ellison Detectives First
Grade George Rutherford and Rex
Smith, Detective First Grade Edwin
Rose Detectives Caspar Peek, Jo-
-seph- Harris William Simmons and
Parolmen Harry A Bess, Vincent
Kashszts. Herbert Songer. Earl
Moore, Alfred Perry, Henry Gar
reu, Charles McGrath.
RECEIVE BACK PAY
1t was disclosed that the rein
stated officers will receive back pay
dating from May OF 1870. when they
we're indicted by the one-man grand
DW See GRAFT TRIAL, Page 2
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28

A week ago when | was assigned
to interview Benjamin B. Pelham, !
had no idea that ! would be given
the task Of writing the life story
of a man whose colorful career
reached an honorable climax Two
weeks agu. wreu-nn his eighieih
birthday he offered his resignation
as chef accountant for America
most efficient county government
which ne is credited with building
O. And. little did ] suspect that this
lie story would begin with a dog
but had Il no, been Tor a dog owned
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28
2 Weddings Climax
% Year Romance
Man To Marry Woman He Deserted At Altar On
Armstice Day, 1918; Son. Daughter To Wed.

\ golden -idxl-at Leve-frtcr-
gup;ed on Arm.succ dsy. 1918 when
a groom deserted his brioe al the
altar ~ Atlanta. Ca and e.oped
with her maid Of honor viii reach
the happy climax Of all true roman
ccs wnen Mrs. Dols Webb King and
Allan Lee speak The marriage vows
Hu Chicago on Easier Sunday,
And old Dan CUPID whose work
goes on 10 spite Of wars and prior
iues. WlI have won double VIC
tory Tor the son Of Ms KING and
The daughter Of Allen Lee. who IN
CONSCIOUSLY pieced together the
broken romance after % years viii
be married ~ tnc same sasr, by the
same PIcsoy terrain minister.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28

twas Dung World War l that
Allen Lee. Clark university grad
uate and Doris Weob. graduate Of
Spelmsn university. under the spell
Of a Georgia moon became engaged
But fate stepped IN. and on the very
day the nations Of the world signed
the Armisuce. Lee. who was %
speak the marriage VOWS with
young Miss Webb deserted her At
The altar and married her maid Of
honor. Gertrude Thomas.
Nursing a broken neari, Doris
Weob left her naive Georgia Tor
Chicago where she ister became a
social service worker Later she
~ See TWO WEDDINGS, Page 2
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28

Following conference with
Horace Bradheld Of the Citizens
Committee. Archbishop Mooney Of
me Catholic diocese promised last
Saturday 10 work for peace and
quiet IN the Nevsda-Fenelon area
on the basis OF Negro occupancy Of
the Sojourner Truth Project"
The attitude Of the Archbishop IS
significant because Of the activity Of
three Catholic priests IN the housing
faint and because most Of the resi-
dents in the project area are Catlo-
lies. He characterized the activity
of the three priests as improper and
assured the Citizens Committee
through Mr.. Bradfeld that the
Catholics as group were not OPP
posed 70 Negro occupancy
PUBLIC STATEMENT
As a result Of the efforts Of the
Citizens Committee to work for
peace and goodwill in the projcc;
area, the Detroit Round Table Of
Catholics. Jews and Proiesiants
issued a public statement last FRI
day from which We quote: In IL!
~see RIOT FEAR. Page 10
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28
It's A Boy

Mr. and Mrs James Blaine
Cashin announce The birth Of
son. James Blaine CaShin Jr, on
Tuesday Feb II. in Chicago
Mrs. Cashin IS therformer Hof-
tense Fears Of Detroit Mrs j..
H Fears and Mss Maxine Fears
Of this CITY are in Chicago at the
present Tine 4shing the Cash.ns
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-28

~see TWO WEDDINGS, Page z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Check Hand
Movements

DO YOU talk with your
hands? That's nice, if you do it
prettily.
The secret Of graceful hand
movement is not only in the pose
of the fingers, but the flexibility
Of the wrist.
Women who never exercise
re often muscle-bound all over
nd this condition affects every
movement they make.
Find out whether or not your
hand movements are what they
should be. Perhaps you have
never given the m a tier a
thought. In which event, it is
time you should.
Place the elbows close to tn
body, extend the lower arm
straight in front of you. fingers
pointing downward. Lift the
fingers, turn the palms upward,
see how prettily you can pose
the fingers. Draw the thumbs
and third fingers toward the
palms. Back TO first position
and repeat.
Here is an exercise that will
make the wrist flexible: elbows
at sides, forearms extended;
lower the fingers, lift, lower
again: clasp the hands together
tightly. turn them from side 20
side, pivoting at the wrist.
When the hands are in repose
they should be placed gracefully,
fingers intertwined. If you like.
Too frequent gestures may be-
come an affectation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

pilot. 1t. Harry Theodore
Buehenau in St. Jude's Epis-
copal Church, WATERFORD, S. c.
The bride was attended by
her mother. The bridegroom'S
co-pilot. 1t. T. D. Garrett, was
best man.
Miss Meyer is a senior at the
University of Colorado and
m ember of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. Lieutenant
Buchenau is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry f. Buchenau of
Denver. Col. He is a graduate
of Yale and a member of Delta
Psi fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
GIimpsed as They Hurried to Meeting

GLIMPSED AS they hurried into the meeting were
Francis Bourke president Mrs George Fink and
wed daughter Mrs Charles Corey r the former Martha
Fink Mrs AL Clancy Jr. Mrs. John M. S. Hutchinson
Mrs John Detwiler and Mary Margaret McApine Mrs
Edmund Lunken and ssernlaw, Mrs Charles K Backus
Mrs George Lackey. Mrs. Ned Skae and Peggy Finn
Mrs Seabourn Livingstone Mrs Brewster Loud IT,.
Mrs. Nelson Mccormick just back from Junior League
ference New York. Anne Collins Mrs. Lloyd Maren
tette Mrs Beard Adams Mrs. Andrew Barr. Mrs
George Nugent III. Mrs. Frederick Hammer and sister
Elizabeth Holton. Virginia Paddock Mrs. j. Stewart
Hudson. Mrs. George Coleman Booth and Mrs. West Gal
ogley. Mrs. r. NJ Knox Mrs Charles A. DuCharme II
Serena Moran and Jean Campbell Mrs Depew Whit
and Mrs. Harold Beattie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

NO FUSS or frills on this
very striking Anne Adams frock,
pattern 4240. Yet it's dressed up
enough for your most important
dates. The paneled lines are
trim, clean-cut. Use dark crepe
with vivid flower trim-so easy
to embroider from the accom-
panying transfer motif.
Pattern 4240 is available in
misses and women's sizes ID. Is.
1S, 20, 81. 81. SO, 3S and 40. Size
16 takes 3A yards 39-inch
fabric.
Send 10 cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number.
Address your request TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich. Owing to customs
regulations, orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Clubs Committee
To Finish Duties

THE FASHION SHOW and
bridge luncheon being held at
the Detroit Yacht Club tomor-
row is in the nature of special
occasion, for it marks the last
official effort of Mrs. A. Glenn
Duty and her committee. The
committee for the new season.
which starts in November, will
be named shortly.
Mrs. Carl Habermas will be
the days hostess, assisted by
Mrs. John M. Brewer. Mrs. Rob-
ert Randall, Mrs. William c.
Oddly, Mrs. Dewey A. Teachout,
Mrs. j. L. Cote, Mrs. Henry
ardt and Mrs. Fred
Memo Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Junior Leaeuers Tell Of War Work

ANY misconceptions.
That the Junior League lis composed. -.
OF idle drinkers.
Was dspelled at the socety's first fall meeting
Held at the Country Club.
Mrs Edward c. Parker. in charge Of volunteer place
ment....
Reported % nurses aides in the membership.
With a total of 5000 hours to their credit -.
Mrs Richard Jackson who spoke salvage chairman.
Representing the Junior League in the AWVS....
Told of the magnificent work being done by the alert
captains.
In her block-toblock salvage drive.
Mrs Arthur p Nauman had interesting story to tell
About the 80 successful Victory gardens.
Sponsored by the Junior League Gardeners.
And DR.. Marion Edmund. supervisor of audoriums.
In the elementary schools of Detroit
Spoke of the Importance of the chidrens theaters.
expressed appreciation the Junior League Players
who have trouped through the schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

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