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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Kidneys Must
CIean0ufAtids

FNCfNN afIuNl pOIHOUt uWu WHNItH III NVUF
blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights Burning Passages, Back
ache. Suollen Ankles. Nervousness, Rheu-
matte Pains. Dizziness. Circles Under Ewes.
and feeling worn out. often are caused by
non-orFanic and systemic kidney and
Bladder troubles Usually ia such cases, tho
helping the kidneys hush out excess acids
and wastes And this cleansing. purifying
Kidney action. 20 just day or so. may cas-
Ny make you feel younger, stronger and
better than IN years An iron clad guarantee
inSutes an immediate refund OF the fun cost
unless you are completely satisfied You have
everything 10 gain and nothing 10 lose under
this positive money back guarantee so get
tysteI from your druggist today for only 3Se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
County Council
To Put Speakers
In Fab District
Home Defense Notes;
Nv KIN HALL

Nrrzrigafior of "A WaNrc Count
defense sneakers council viii TAX.
niacc ~ : lunrhoor today nm Web
stor Hall 10 he attended hv co
otsinetor> Of -7ll townships village.
and citias outside 81 Detroit ~
Waync County Or Preston IT
Scott head of the WAYNE County
committee and CCD SPEAKERS
bureau WIZ preside 40 the meeting
".r i 8, -, 800 ~
,~,, ,,,',..,,., ~ ,bo council is N
GO, s~.,i,crs IA each locality ~
-. "a, ,r.ycIinc probion,
go ~r,,e, and cas- ar travelling
,,-,orses IN -on,erfion with inn
,>----T f771-o~1
M --tftt- 4ftf4 4atiif heater
tt25r-rrttii--rr- >r7-45rtr-t'tIli t,r--btt>t
every daV during the remainder OF
tho week with special programs 20
nm. TODAY fbo entertainers and
orcbcstra from the Casanova Club
VII ho on hand an 1890 O'Clock.
Thursday mo Znmh.e Club enter.
fsiners y,Gl 30 thol stuff. Friday
"a contingent from tho Bowcrv wit
lake over and Saturday the Plan
ration Cluh entertainers Will enter
lain SATURDAY evening there Will
he street dancing i'm the enclosure
fronting the Navy Club with music
bv Jimmy Strauss orchestra. 9 10
j. o'clock
There Will V a puolic INDUCTION
~ 1000 ar -ald "aruenS rom
Area II az PeiShinE high S ,
inns evening Al . o cloCN' III C.,disc
ski Preceding the oath Of office
ceremonies and program there viii
be three wardenS parades from
zones l. = and ; with bands. ASSo-
ciate co-ordlnator Glenn {. Rich
ards and Frank NJ. McLaury' chiei
air raid warden, VIII take part.
81 ,a,,-,,,-,,ri;.,-
>, ~ ' ~ - '',l .,o,to;
ioN I,,,- ..,S ~ No, re TN '@' u,li
= " r - W, - ~, 80 nroducor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Gas Training School
Starts Here on Aug.24

The officers training school for
gas Identification will start on
August "a. II was announced to-
day by Glenn c. Richards. director
Of civilian defense here.
The school will be conducted by
the Office of Civilian Defense in
cooperation with the chemical
warfare service of the United
States Army, he said Out-of- town
candidates will also be sent 10 the
school, il was stated by Capt.
Donald Leonard, state commander
OF the citizens defense corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
FRI. and SUN.

Lv. Q A. NJ. Fri. or 10 A. NJ. Sun.
Home at IO;45 r. Nj.
On Fri YOU have nearly hrs. at
Cedar Pr. or s hrs at Put in Bay.
Sun. nearly 3 hrs At Cedar PIT. or
hrs. at Put IN BAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

that 10 usually gets
results that's why
20 many say s s s
Tonic builds sturdy
health and makes
you zee lske yUur-
ser again -
A. all cirie stores
81 10 and 20 ounce
sizes. q SIS & "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

WED.-THURS.-ShT.
Lv. A. Nj. Home r. NJ.
Hours AZ Put In Bay
No Time at Cedar Pr. or San dusky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
They Fought
Nation Battles
For l67 Years
By LOUIS REID

YUYHE history Of the Marines be called the history of
America
- From the early days of the Revolution when it
made its first victorious landing operation the Bahamas
the successful launching last August of America first
land offensive of this goba the Marine Corps has been
identified with the progress and the triumph of the Stars
and Stripes
Down through the years matter how dangerous
thankess their task the Marines have asked quarter
given any Their mission has been keep the flag fly
ing Observing their 10th anniversary Tuesday they
busly blazing victory for Old Glory.
At the Solomon Islands these specialists in offensive
fare matching feareness and resolution their Colonial
forefahers Their weapons ged-flintocks have
given to machine and automatic rifles and tanks
and planes-but their spirit Is the
The Continental Congress authorized the formation of
the Marines Nov TO- ITS Four months later under the
Navy ships action for the first time They sail
the Britishheld Bahamas landed quickly captured military
supplies sorely needed by the struggling Continental Army
From that time forward they the thick of the fight
ing for American freedom
They joined Washington army in New Jersey dis
tncton at Trenton and Princeton They helped John Paul
Jones his celebrated victory the superior British
ship Scraps with their deadly gunnery from lofty positions
the Bonhomme Richard
The Marines have action in all parts of the world
They laid the foundation for their goba reputation early in
the 18th Century when they routed the Tripol pirates and
hosed the Stars and Stripes for the first time fortress
in the Old World.
Down the years they have fought in the Caribbean
storing order in many hobeds Of revolution They have
fought in Mexico in the Philippines China France and
of throughout the Wherever the fighting
and American interests menacedthere inevitably
the Marines.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
I I

gemiilermaBeu berubigenocn Gerbcu.
gung. llnb ou er lab, OoB ibrc 8e.
Iorgniiic mlr brrd icin 0ortocbcn
gebobcn ipcrocn fonnten, liiitcte er
leineu @ut uno trot oui sic Strobe
5uriid. SD lperoe Sic nid)t bella.
itigcn, fSrGllein &nollp5', pnrcn lci.
ne sbIhicOSporte. sails Sic Sba.
Oiab Srobm'5 beoiiricn lolltcn 10
lpilic1 Sic, no er 81 iinoen iii. Nici.
ne Siir miro ltet3 fir Sic eiicn
lcin."
Sllcctta erpiOerte ni6tS, lcotc obcr
nit cincr rai6en 9elpcglng ibrc Snnb
ouf SEN 9lrm ibre5 8ruocrS, lml Die
Wortc, sic lid auf beMen &ipprn
lon9Inm 5u fprmen id)cncn, 5nriid.
5nboltcn. Sid bcrbergcno foI9tc lie
III otcllloler Sponnlmg NIT ibrcn
@lidcn scr raid iortldrcitcnocn @e.
ltolt OiclcS 9Qtrlter5 cinC5 ,,C"cntle.
man TorncrS', bis biclclbc nm Die
@icNtng ser Strobc ncrIdmono.
Gonn ober pcrlor iie pIoblid) alle
SclbltbebCrrlhuug. Sic mnnoic nb
I'M, bob sic 9(rne ncr5mciihnoepou
cnrpor ricf onS: uSd) Oochtc. oIlcs
lci aus - ib fiirdtctc, or bottc Die
9Ibiid)t, in lnicr Sol5 81 fommcn''.
lno ficl obnnlohtig SIT micren Sii.
Cc1 nicocr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
: Sooesan3eigen +

Solepb tSanfe, ge6. an 1. 5ebr.
1854 in GeutidJlono; gcit. om II.
Nf0r5 1912, nod flrr5cr &ronf.
belt, pobl borbereitct, im St.
Sobn's Soipitol, Sprin9iclb, ..
Gr bintcrIobt ieinc @ottin, 1 Sod).
fer luO 10 Gnfel. Seler icit iiber
SO Sobreu lmo @obltotcr.
Sobn g d NJ ei ter, eelt. ON II.
Mtdr5 1912, pobl porbercitet, in
ct. 2ouis, 500. ST binterlobt ;
Sobne. Seine Satin uno cine
Sodter eineen ibnt I'M Sooc Dor.
alf. 9llter 2eler.
Tranf s. 80 e, geb. i. S. 1864;
9eit. ant Is. Yf6r5 1912 in st.
Souis, ato. ST binterlobt orei
Shpeltern.
Nfrs. Goroline @ode1er, aeft.
inr Sc. 2e6ensjobre. Sbr Slp.
Sobn bielt bas fcierltbc Heouiem.
Nfrs. Selenu Gonih oeb am
13. Nop. 1859 in 0e,tihlonb;
fom int 9llter bon 6 Monoten nit
ibren @ltern, Wtr. ans Mir5. Con.
rao M0r6en na6 ct. Nooions,
isis, mo- iie am II. Mor5 1912,
pobl porbereitet, itorb. Cine NM
lerer erlten ,,nb eifrielten 2elerin-
men.
Serman sSeub, percbeliehtc fidh
ont II. Moi 1887 in ct. Tibael.
Minn., nit Sbefla apot; eeit. am
A.. Mdr5 1912, pobl borbereitet, IN
Minneapolis, Minn. Alter, eiirr
ger 2eier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
10. Gapitcl

8 cb eimc Sn ltruftionen
Cine Seflnoe lang bliftcn &iliom
l,no iO lmS ii6er oie re0ltnNslole, sor.
te 1Si0ur bin on. 9um nber benote
CT ii6 iiber lie, bob tie nit elmer aort-
liben 9cbutiomfeit, sic ih nidt in
ibm 9elllcbt botte, ouf mo truo lie
nob bem Snuie 5lt.
(Sortlcsl,n9 fol9t)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08


man iid bon ibr er5able.
@r otnlete formli1 erleidtert oil
llno iogte:
,,@s lit mir tpirflib eine 8erubi
aunG oaB Sic bereitS unterridIte
ino. sSSd) fiirhtete -" 1mo er mar
obermolS einen Ieltiom forihenoer
9lid ouf &inian - ,,ooB lnlert
illneen ;rellnoe aus begreiflicten
| 3artgefiibl Oopor ouriicfgclhrcdt icil
niirber, Sbncn Ginge mit5utciIcn
mclhe Ocn nciitcn G0lten Sln9it pol
lold)' elmer, StroBe einocfloBt bGttcn
Sol6' porbcu0cnoc &lrgbcit lit oli
rihtiger &pmplnucntc ipcrt."
@illiou perbeugte iid), ols Oh Sit
Wortc bcs onoern nirflid) MIR cine
S6mcihclei cntbicltcu mo pbne ic
oen Sintcr9eOonfcn 9clproden lcicn
@ar er IN ser Sat 10 ltlrnpflinni!
ooer - iO bate feinc 3cit, 5u cincn
Sdlulie 5lt gclongcn, ocnn in oIclCl
Slugenblid crtontc binter mir Ell
S6rei uno nlS it6 MIDI lmpauotc
! iab id Slcctto'S 5crlibc 6iglr mi
alien 3ciden Ser @rre9ung auf 1ur<
5ueilen.
,Nb', murmelte Scrr Sbrom mi
oem s(usoruf grpBcn Gclpcfts, uSbl
Sruulein Sbmelter, Serr &nollp2
ga lit cs bcier, id) gebc. >SSb enlpfehlt
mid Sbnen, Srdulein 9utternortb
Gs tut mir leih, oab porbonoene I'm
ltGnoe es mir nnmoglih no6en biirf
ten, Sbncn Oie 9oilidfciten 81 er
ipeiien, melbe Sic pom einem 10 no
ben 9tab6or erlporten biiriten. slber
Jrdulein Srlcetta nmb id) ltebcn ol
bem &ric9SflBe - elmer Sade bal
Der, bctreifs pelber id noh luie DO
ser lteber5cnaune bin, oob lie 5u ia
oelu lit. Seben Sic nl,r, pie l,noll
genebm beriibrt Iic lhon bopon III
boB id ,u,r bier an Ser Siir Itcbc.
ltnongel1ebm beriibrt? 9(ufs Sic
Ite crI6redt ipiire cine ri6tigere Sc
3eihnlrng gelpcIen. 9ti6t5 ais slngI
- ibre alte 9lnglt, aber iett in clnc1
&ciic gcitcigcrt, sic jcOcs &erbergcl
cin fad lnnoglib mod)te, fonnte G;
erfl6ren, oob ibre 3iige 10 totenblal
uno ber5crrt murcn unb oaB lie on
gan5cn &orper bebte. Sic Iob 10 aus
als Oh ibr gon5e5 @eicn in Sem ei
nen 8ebonfen fon3cntriert lpure
,,9in ih nod 5ur redten 3eit &c
fomnnen?"
o@as - mas pcri6offt uns oi'
@brc. oieIcs @el1cbes? ?' frogte lie ab
mngslos. inoenl iic iib neben @il
| liam ltcIlte, ols ob lie bnrh lire 5ort(
Sigur oas 8ollmerf, bds ben lulbc
| fugten @inoringling an oem lleber
| Ibreiten ser Shlpelle perbinoern Ioa
te, perlt0rfen fonnte.
,,9tifts, oos Sic 5u bellnrlbigel
braudDt', perlettc er nit lelbten
Nobbrlf I'M Gone ieiner frellnolihel
uno ppblflingenben Stilume. ,,@anj
ltnerpartetcrlpeilc iplrbc mir bel1tt
0iorgen ein 9rieF fir Sbren liebens
uiiroigen Salt anpertraut, uno id
bin nur bierbereefonmen, Inn be1
lelben abauliefern."
9a ibr erltaunter 8lid BON i'm
au mir elitt, ariff ib in oie SaIde
3og Sen 9riei bera,,s, SEN id ioebel
prbnItrn. nub inete.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

4
niieeno enttpidelt 5u baben. Sd ber-
modte besbalb niht ein5uieben, mes
balb meme @elelIidaft bon ibm OILS
laitig betrabtet iperoen ioIlte, blieb
allo Iteben uno tpuroe gIeib barouf
bon ibm oneereoet.
ugs lit mir eana beioubers anac=
nebm oos Geraniieen Sbrer perion-
li6en 9efonntid6aft 5lt buben, Sr0lt-
lein 9utterportb'', ioete er. Sic
lleberraidune iit eine umlo oneeneb-
mere fir mid, als fe follnt 5lt er=
tparten por. sues, mas if porotS=
Iette, mor, bob es mir geltattet lcin
piiroc, bieies Eddben 1lno bieien
9rief bier fir Sic ab5ltliefern. Sic
lelben fino an Sie ooreiiiert, srGu=
lein, llno irrtiimlih in meinem Soltic
obgegeben tporoen."
Sd fonnte mein grlthunen niht
perber9en bem er fllbr erflGrenb
fort:
SD tpobne in Dem r1biten Souic
nad unten 81. Ser SSunee, ipelber
bie Saden bon ser 9oit brodte -
Sic ieben 5roulein, ooB iie reei=
Itriert iiuo - lit Elm 9lunmfopf unb
NOR nidt 5u belpeeen, bie Strobe
tpeiter berauf5ugeben. Soifentlib
peroen Sic Sen eeeen,pirtieen lleber-
brinoer entidulbigeu lno bopon iiber-
aenet fem, bab ct iib nidt nnnotie
auieebolten bot"
Sd perbeuete midi boflid, ober ct
lpas Serltrel1t. Ser 8rief fam aus
Netu gorf uno mar, lpie id euten
8runo m5unebmen bate, bon @rpce,
cine germutune, ipeld)e i'm mir bos
nnperfcnnbare @efiibl ser Gerleeen=
belt nabrief. Sd itefte 8rief nno
Yad6en in meine Sai6e unb belniibz
te midi, Oem auge bes Jrenloen nit
oerIelben ltnbefangenbeit, sic Ionlt in
meinem &eien lieet, olt be9c9nen.
slber ieltiameripeiie bemerfte i6 in
bemIelben 9lrgenblid, boB er ielbit,
ebenio ipie id, nnter ser Serrid)nft
zines eeipiiien 3panges Itano. Sb=
elei6 er l66eIte, @iliom onbliftc
uno ein poar eleid)eiiltige 9emerfln=
gen iiber bas 8etter modte, tonnte
er 70 idarfe nno erfobrene Nueen nie
sic meinen benno6 ni6t tdul6en.
Srgeno etpas, bas nit mir gu lan1=
menbdn9en muBte, beunrubigte i'm.
| 60 beutlib mar oas aus ieiner
sanoen Grt 5l erfenner, oab ib I'M
ipiafiirlib boriiber nad5uoenfen be-
gann, pas geideben fonne, I'M &il=
liam au entfernerL ais bieier Sling
ling plobli6 in Ieiner liebens,piir>
biaen Irt lospolterte:
sd CLAUDE, er batte @nglt, bie
| StraBe beral,f5ufonlmeu. @iilen Sic,
ISrobm, Sbre Courage floBt mir ei=
eentlib Geipeft ein. llnIere @eeeno
bat niht eeraoe einen iebr gutcn
3uF." limo eben 10 ploslid) pie ,,l=
motioiert bra6 er in elm 10 briillenoes
@eldbter aus, oaB sic alte @arten=
tiir in elmer 8eiie, sic eeraoe5u be-
unrubieeno ,pirfte, 81, tpadeln be-
gam.
Serr Srobm fubr sriammen, ,,nb
auf feinen s3iigen ipieeelten li6 Stau=
nen ,mb Sdred ipieoer, ais ct iie) 81
mir iponote nno baitig inn Some bof-
Iihpr Gut5huI6iouna Yaate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
Mitiuod, Sen s. gpril 1912


Ianeiam Der @artenpforte auldritt.
80, ,pie mein gater ausiob2 @as
fommt es oenn bara1f an?l Iber er
ipar biibid eenug - bie 2ellte ia-
gen. BOB alles, mas, on mir gut aus
fiebt, ein grbteil bon ibnt lit. @r
,par groB - groBer als id, uub 10
lange er lebte - ab mas, tpoau brin=
gen Sic einen 10 5um Geoen?"
Besbalb i6 SOS tot, ipeiB id tpirf-
Ii6 felblt nibt. o6er iebenfal1s ieste
mid Die er5ielte 8irfung in @rltau-
men: Ser eroBe, bide, aus Dem Son
Der Selbitiudt eeformte &lrnpen
bate mirflid)e gmpfinoung eeaeigt
nmo fdJdnlte ii6 oelieu.
.gS nabte mir geitern S6nierig=
feit, our6 sic @artentiir at fommen", B.,
fagte ib ilt Oem 9elniiben, oas Sbemo
5u ipebieln, inoem ieb auf oos ee=
nannte Sbieft, i1t beiien Nobe mir
iett oneelanst iparel1, oelltete. ,,&0n=
men Sic iie ni6t obne piele Miibc
elm >penig 5uredtriide1r iobab iie lpie-
per in ben angeln bangt?"
Ct blieb iteben, blidte mid on, nm
sn ieben, Oh id I'M @rnite iprdde,
uno madte bann ao9erno einen Sbritt
ouf oie Eforte sl1. Sd nies nod
imner nit ser ausgcitredten re6ten
.&ano auf oieielbe bin, aber bepor er
fie nod eana erreibt bate, iab er
in Der perloIienen uno perrufenen
etrabe et,pas, bas i'm nit Dem leb>
bafteiten grltallnen erfiillte.
,,@as 2" rief er aus, uSrobm !!
Sino Sic bas tpirfIid? Gs lit cine
gtpiefeit Der, oob sic bieien @eg
entlang eefommen fino. I'M uns gu
beIn6en.'
uSa, einise 3eit it's ber", mt
tportete cine friid lno angencbnt
fIingenoe Stimme, ,lno bepor id) 3eit
bate, sic Mtiene biinoiger Stren9e,
mittels beren id oen illngen Men>
fden 81 einem getpiiien Sntereiie fiir
oie ndbIte llmeebung ieines @obn=
ballIes bineinau5mingen beabIi6tigte,
aegen ben peientlid borteilbafteren
Ausbrud ser l1nbefangenbeit 81. perz
taui1en, tpomit cine 9ome bonn Slie-
oerbuId einiee 8l,tnen abpfliidt uno
babel ltnerpartet einen 5reuoen be-
acgnet, eridien auf Der anberen Seite
hes 3aunes ein Serr, oeiien @eiidt
10 iobial uno 10 fret bon aller ee-
bein,nispollen SerIbloiIenbeit eribien,
bob id gum erltenmal, ieitbem idJ
oielen l,nbeimli1en Srt betreten bat
te, oas @efiibI elmer angenebmen
BGrme berlpiirte.
,SrGulein guttertportb", erfldrte
@iIliam &nollps, inoem ct cine nn-
gcldidte 4rmbeipegung mad mir bin
a,abte. Sin @al meiner Sdipe=
fter'', fubr ct fort 11no iab babel aus,
als Oh er bottle, id tpiiroe oen Tiid-
sug antreten, obgleid er feinerlei
gerillb mabte. Serrn Srobm gum
gintritt altfauforoern. SIM @egcnteil
tbien oie Stellung, pelde er an Die
Tiir gelebnt einnabnt, a1al1oeuten, bab
er es fir ielbitberItdnblid bielt, Ser
anoere babe nur Die abfidt, im 8or<
libergeben elm paar frernonadbarlide
Bemerfllneen an Oct Hiorte ailsau-
tanIben.
eSru nIInprneinen Iiebe ifl es. ueoeu=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

Sic 2iiee braubt nur ted an reiien.
So tim ii6 auf ibr bunbert @ren-
sen,
Sic miro NIT Sod uno Eiebrie ipei-
len,
Gem ME feblt's ibr an Heferensen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

(Sortlcbllllg fol9t)
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
NEWS OF THEATREs>>>>.>>sPORTS
SEEM STARS WITH
DOLORES CALVIN

New York...(C) HALLE SCOTT FOR
VERSION OF LEAVE 1T TO Me-.
Right now, Dovid Lichine, of the Mon
tie Carlo Ballet Russo, is staging a
special number Called"Piano Con-
certo" for Hazel Scott in the screen
version of Cole Porter's Leave 1t TIC
Me" Halle will not tour with the
vaudeville show which put her on
Broadway, "Priorities of 1912" when
it leaves after 353 performances for
Philadelphia. She will remain in
New York.. 'Priorities of 1913" will
replace it.
THIS is NEW. HallJ ohnson and
his choir have been signed for Metros
screen version of Cabin In The Sky
which will star Ethel Waters and
feature Rochester, Duke Ellington
and his band and Lena Horne. j John
son Willalso serve in an advisory
capacity....The $4,000 which Ethel
Waters received for her work in
Tales of Manhattan" went to prov
ide new plumbing for a colored
parochial school in the East, a pet
philanthropy of hers and our idea
of constructive charity.
The Delta Rhythm Boys opened at
LIE Ruban Bleu with Maxine Sullivan,
they are nuts about her there, Muriel
Rain, glamourous soprano, will sing
our National Anthem this week at
Randolph's mass meet. "Porgy and
BesS'' has three more weeks before
that grand nationwide tour. Click
Campbell tells me that his great
play "The Watchword is Forward,
which has been produced by March
OnW Washington in New York, Chicago
and st. Louis, has been published
and is now available for quarter
at 81 E. 122 st. 1t played Madison
Square Garden, June 10th and again
at A Philip Randolphs mass meet
ing, Friday night.
GOSSIP IN GOTHAM. Canada Lee
reporting forming a swing band.
Bill Saroyan, the playwriter who
wrote those two Lee ventured into,
may take over as drama critic for the
N. Y. Herald Tribune, a spot vacated
by Richard Watts for the duration.
If Saroyan gets it, he will certainly
boost himself. Incidentally his Time
Of Your Life, Pulitzer prize play
was being bought by Metro. When
Saroyan learned it was turning into
musical, he phoned long distance.
The deal is off,. Show Time" starr
ing Buck and Bubbles, George Jessel,
Jack Haley and Ella Logan, playing
in San Francisco, is moving into the
Broadhurst Theatre here next week.
Steps are being taken substantially
to increase the present 1Opercent
quota of colored draftees.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19

able speculation is being created as
to what farmers, colored and white
alike, will do with their money OF
course some of it will go into higher
living costs. But what about the rest
Well, farm agents have been talking
with some of these farmers, and they
report that almost every one of them,
particularly the tenants, have said,
I'm gonna pay my debts, buy some
more workstock, and put the rest
in war bonds"
Are you thinking about that Tha-
nksgiving turkey? Well, although
33, 786,000 are being raised this year,
producers willfall short of the goal
about two million head. Reason:(1)
cold wet weather AMI folds during
the spring months, (2) death losses
caused by blackhead and exposure,
CD labor shortage, (4) high cost Of
feed, and 60 lack of brooding space.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
On The
Agricultural Front

The Secretary's office received a
letter this week from the Presidents
Committee on Fair Employment Pra-
ctice. 1t said in part: 'The Committee
is pleased to note that while the
total employment in the Department
of Agriculture decreased between
October /, 1941 and March 81, 1912,
the number of Negroes employed
increased by 1915 percent for the
same period"
The Departments personnel office
points out that the employment of
Negroes increased during this period
from 81 percent of the total number
of persons employed to 3.8 percent of
the total.
In an effort to further acquaint
the Negro public with employment tr-
ends in the Department, Thomas N.
Roberts, special assistant to theper-
sonnet director, took part in discuss
ions at two important meetings last
week.
At meeting of the steering
committee of the American Teachers
Association in Louisville, KY, August
1926, Mr.. Roberts joined in a round
table on Educational Revision for
the Duration" And at the annual
convention of the National Negro
Business League in Chicago he took
part in panel on Future Training
Trends Off Agriculture, Business and
Industry, with Lester B. Granger of
the National Urban League, and DR..
{. l.. Blayton of Atlanta University.
Housewives, here comes another
Victory Food Special This time it's
fresh apples for the period between
September II and &c. You'll be he
lping the war effort if you take full
advantage of this special and serve
apples plentifully in all their de-
licious recipes to your family during
this period. Now don't forget, there
will be repeat of the apples special
during the period between October
22,and 81
Wartime restrictions on sugar have
greatly increased the demand for
honey as sweetening ingredient
Demands are likely to exceed the ave-
rage annual production of 2OOmillion
pounds. Bee keekers increased their
colonies this year, but wet, cool weat-
her kept the bees inactive during
much of the spring and summer
Towering season.
On August 81 the 1O-market av-
erage price of cotton was 1852 cents
a pound for Middling 1916. This was
al hundred pounds higher than a
year ago.
With Is to20 cents a pound cotton
and 40 cents a pound tobacco, and
no new automobiles to buy, consider
Evening star., 1942-11-20
What's s New in T0u,n i?
Boocling in Miniature
By Dorothy Murray

Bozcling in Miniature -.
Bowling has increased in popularity past years.
Tor 1t good wonderful
we'll But with the bowling alleys ammed
are better of playing their private
Claus this and treat the smalzed portable
alley all his The smoothly finished alley
balls and shooter and comparatively
though this toy recommended for the children
the adult members of the family "chiseling in
JHterbue's Delight -.
An excellent article for the teenage
cay operated photograph that will play up
12inch size. Gayly finished popular the
"jtterbugs" young
What to Buy? -.
Men the most difficult people buy gift the
ageod complaint Here's excellent gift idea that only
practical but goodlookng and inexpensive saddle
equipped with perforated utility
pockets black goaskn prefers
them to the saddle eather)
Kitchen 'Cutub' -.
Unless have had experience cutting
fries you'll find it difficult to the slices
compsh this with special gadg locally
1t consists of metal frame with sharp
which the potato pushed by block
simple than it sounds stored easily
not in
The Modern Touch -.
Square candle holders domestic
and
three inches another about half
used nicely with number of table arrangements.