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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
Junior CoIIes se in
Spe e ech Tourney

Central Junior college will be rep
resented in the Phi Rho Pi speech
tournament at Pasadena junior col
lcge this weekend. Participation in
the event is limited to members OF
Phi Rho Pi, national junior college
speech honorary fraternity.
Central's team included: Edwin
Tucker, Darrell Hatch, Berniec
Pussell, Frances Aaron; debate
Claire Cooper. oratory; Burke
Lemons, after dinner speaking.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
Altar Society
Sponsors Sale

HOLTVILLE, March 20t The Al
tar society of St Josephs Catholic
church is sponsoring a food sale for
Saturday beginning at 10 am. in
front of the Peoples Store. The
committee in charge includes: Doris
Butler, Ida Moore, Marguerite Om-
lin, Mary Muller, Hilda Durrer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
CALENDAR
FRIDAY


Dance, 8. Camp Seeley
Motor Corps, 1880, high school
O.E.S. card party, 1880, Masonic
temple
Painters, 1880, Labor temple
Old time dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall
LabOrers, 1880, Labor temple
Home nursing class, 1870, Imperial
SATURDAY
Mounted Review, 8, Camp Seeley
Chapter CIV, P.E.O., 1880, F. G.
BeyGchl&g home
D.U.V., |, Veterans hall
Sea Scouts, 1880, Scout hut
Roller skating party, 7:309:30,
Wilson school
Elke charity ball, 8, Elks lodge
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
Dance Tickets at
Camp Sc eIey

Those girls who registered as as
sistant hosteSses for the dances
given at Camp Seeley under tn"
auspices CT the Red Cross camp ana
hospital service committee, but VII"
have not obtained their tickets may
obtain them at the dance Friday
night, said Mrs. John T. Rice, chair
man. All who registered and not
picked up their tickets will find
them waiting for them at camp
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20

With the war one OF the oldest
traditions of the spring is being
changed-the Elks' annual charity
ball
There will be ball this year but
it will be a modified version of the
huge public dance with imported
orchestra which the lodge has spon-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
Evening Division Elects
Mrs. Pata as Chairman

prizes were defense stamps.
Mrs. Walton johnson and Mrs.
c. S. Rced directed the bridge play
and tie committee on arrangements
was composed Of Mrs. Louis B. Nc
Manue. Mrs. Sidney Campbell, Mrs.
John Rhodes. Mrs william Pata.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
Roller Skating
Party Saturday

As part of tac cjv recreation pro-
ram for school children, n roller
skating party with music is planned
for Saturday night on the Wilson
school tennis courts between the
-hnllrs of 7.30 and go pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
Announcement
Of Ne e+ings

Twice Told Tales section of the
Ten Thousand club will meet Mon
day at pm. at the home of Mrs
Guy A. Weakley, 1116 South SiXtr
st. Mrs. H. K. McCracken will give
the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mrs. S. H. Strickland and MS
Carleton d Joy were overnight
visitors at the w. j. Strickland home
an route for a few days vacation
trip in Arizona. Mrs Strickland
and Mrs. Joy are former El Cent-o
residents and the mother and sister
respectively of Mr.. Strickland.
Morgan Rice has been giving sell
,eS of lectures on his experiences in
Central America this past winte",
speaking before school assemblies
and other groups. Silver offerings
have been taken for the Junior Red
Cross and that organization has
netted a nice sum as the result Of
hose lectures.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20

Boyce Aten unit, American Le-
gion Auxiliary, will have another
of the popular pot luck dinners on
Monday night, members meeting in
the veterans hall at 6:30 o'clock for
dinner, a white e:epnant card party
and a business meeting. Mrs. Glenn
Kieffer and Mrs. Charles P. Delp
are in charge of arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20

Readers Round Table of the Ter
Thousand club will also meet Mon
day in the club house at pm
with Mrs. Arno c. Yaeckel and Mrs
Malcolm Macurda in charge of tho
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-20

SEE Catalog Tropical print play dresses and
be Order $685. S398 and 81 498
4 styles and coohS
SEE PAGE 3A Caaog More styles pictured in full
color Snartly designed clothes awaiting selection
You" be 4 the savings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

Electa: Mrs. Ethel Barber. grand
warder; Rev Henry Simmons
grand sentinel Mrs. Elizabeth Lo-
gan. grand marshal In the East /:
Mrs. Josephine Woods grand mar
shall in the West: MIR. Y. A. Btisto',
grand chaplain; Haywood Can't.
grand auditor.
District Deputy Grand Matrons
are: Mrs. Hattie l.. Smith. No. l.
Mrs. Bessie Starks. No. ?; Mrs
Mabel Lyons. No 2: Mrs. Mary
Booker. No. A. Mrs. Helen CANT.
No. :. jurisprudence committee:
NJ. Peoples G.. b. Williams. Mrs
Mabel Lyons. assistant grand sec
reiary.
Queen Esther chapter No. g. was
the hostess Mrs. Hazel Barber
W. NJ and Fred Allen. W p.
Al the close OF the session tn
grand worthy mairon presented 4
gift to each grand chapter officer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
To Befuddle The Axis Powers Is The
Problem OF Carver's Laboratories

TUS kEGEE--f ANP) - students
OF Tuskegee institute may soon he
walking 20 their classes over the
tops OF luNuriant forests and cat
ing their morning cereal under
The blue waters OF picturesque
lake. The institutes purchred Hol-
stems NAV no hit surprised 10
md that What appears 10 he a
rnurkv swamp crosses their famil-
Tar lush OF kudzu pasture And the
herd OF milk goats-oh We'll goats
are supposed 70 he silly enough p,
eat anything ersatz or otherwise
President r. n. Paterson has
receniiv turned over portion OF
the Tpskcgee campus 10 Austin "
Curtis assistant 70 Dr George
" Carver internationally famous
scientist As an ouidoo testing
''ed for application Of The CAM
ouflage painir 10 various TYPES OF
surfaces
Mr. curtis is working night ana
dsy AZ tho Carver laboratories on
PART formulate 10 nc used by he
war department for csmouflage
activities Of fhc Is armed forces
Mr.. Cuts recently returned from
neroir where be spen' much limo
with the research chemists in ihs
laboratories ~ The Ford plant.
testing various products for use
In the war en0r'
Pre,lous % tho Detroit yisi; NJ
Curtis went 20 RI Belvoir. Va. for
conference with Army officials re-
alive 70 the use of Carver PAINS
for camouflage purposes The Car
yer paints have two accepted adj
vantages over Other paint products
also hoine tested The Carver paints
require m substances required ~
other va purposes The Carver
paints sre cheap and easy 20 pre-
pare
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

the purpose OF combining veteran
AFFAIRS and uniting the war efforts
OF the several units. other officers
elected include yerl Worden. Grass
Lake post. vice commander: Shir-
ley Peary. Rose City post fsliutant:
Grover &. Leake. Horace Burke
post. finance officer: W. A. wymeil
Brooklyn post. chaplain, and Wal
ter Day, Richard +. Smith post.
sergeant-at-arms. The council will
meet the last Tuesday in each
month at the different post head
quarters. program OF proposed
social and welfare activities will
be announced soon.
James Edmonds, Sc. OF 3l2 John
son street, was treated al Footc
hospital early Monday morning
for a gunshot wound In the right
shoulder. received when he ran
from local police To elude capture.
Edmonds was suspected Of hav-
ing threatened Mrs. Olive Bracey,
3l2 Johnson street. with revolv-
err Mrs. Bracey refused 10 make
chaig against the man. saying sh'
felt sorry for him. Edmonds tori
Officers that the supposed weapon
was a toy pistol. but no revolver
was found on the person of the
suspect.
Three soldiers from TT. Custer
were lodged in the Jackson jail
early Monday morning. for refusing
10 pay their fares ON a westbound
passenger train. The trio were re.
moved from the train during i's
brief stop here. The soldiers gave
their names as Corporal Willis
Ramsey. Private James johnson AMI
Private Rudolph Mitchell. Railroad
police advised IT. Custer authorl-
ties of the incident officials Of IN :
Fort will make disposition OF the
ease. II Is said.
James La Rouc. 21-year- IA
trustee at Southern Michigan pris-
on. was being sought Tuesday ar
or he walked away. while doing
forestry work with group Of in
mates La Roue was sentenced
from Wayne county March -. 1871.
for statutory rape.
Louis Lttleiohn. OF 1902 Page
avenue. was placed on six months
probation Friday after pleading
guilty TO charge of assault and
battery. upon arraignment in mu-
nicipal court here
John TAYLOR. Sls Eagle street.
aud Dean Portice. 1922 Page ave-
nue.. were held 10 circuit court for
arraignment Friday. following mu-
nlcipal court examinations on
charges OF larceny from a person.
both were confined 10 iail on de-
fault Of 81 O00 bond each.
A-hbury Dansby. 1886 Merliman
street Friday was hound over ~
circuit court for arrignmont. upon
charges OF larceny Of an autom0-
bile. Bond was set az s7jU Tho
complainant was Roy REYNOLDS. 50 ,
:. Milwaukee street who charge
Dansby stole his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George styles. u
, Eset wilkins street. entertaine. |
Miss vivian Jones. of New Orlean :.
La. Thursday. Miss Jones Is IN
charming guest OF Mrs Delphinc
Smith. OF East Franklin street
The Second Baptist SIS. picnic T.
scheduled for Thursday. Aug. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
SMILE ROAD
FLASHES
By J. {. BRYANT

Mrs .Emmer and Mrs. Carrie
Williams. OF Ithaca street. wan;
friends 10 know that they will
spend two weeks vacation in Their
old home towns. Atlanta and Macon,
and also Athens, Ga.
Mrs. Marie Hurd. westvieS
street. will spend TWO weeks win
relatives and friends in Elberton.
Ga.
Mrs Mary Webster. OF Charleston
Mo. is visiting her sons ami
daughters. MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Tuck. Mr. and Mr~. Carl BowdeL,
Woodsire: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Coleman. OF wyoming.
Mrs. Katie Craig and daughter
OF Chicago. are the guests OF MI
and Mrs. George Packard. Wood
side street
Mrs. Ards Cochran. Cherrylawn
will spend her Summer vacation IN
MAnticello. Ga.
Mrs. Ismal Flowers. Miss Ruthe
Byrd. OF South Carolina. are tn
guests Of Mrs. Lille Mackey, oi
Greculawn avenue.
4 full line Of confectlonarles. lee
cream. cold drinks 1851 Wood
side street, II. Briggs.
Rooms for couples or SIM
gle men. $1,000 Ithaca street. Mrs
Underwood.
Electric. scalp treatment. mani.
curing. shampooing. waving. arch'
beauty box s1iO5 Glenlodge street
Mrs. Maud Jones.
1876 Ford Dump truck with THE
reasonable price. -sI36S Majestic
street. FerndaIe, Mich.
Nrdam Broom Beauty Parlor
2Oi60 Cherrylawn street. For ap.
p0iniments call In. l-Ossf.
Fresh fish. spring chickens,
dressed free. John Hatton, : Mile
Road.
/ Corkfield Funeral Home Lady
f Attendant. siia West : Nile Road,
w. 1-9sOS-IN. 3-62t3.
/ Plassie williams Of 81 Louie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
White Soldier Rapist

LONDON amp Despite tf-
for's on The part 90 some Americii.
whites TO paint Negro soldiers ~
inferior "bea-f>f 10 The friend Y
ENGLISH population. tho FIRST soldier
arrested or rape charge T. .
blonde from T'Nas Py' TRAVIS Boo
Hammond Win WIS conri mari lied
'asf week FOR criminally assauliing
lG.ycar Old English girl in an
~ fsid -helfel in 4 northwest Eng
llsAfown.
In Australia which also has
large numbers Of colorod soldier
the frsts soldier 20 b. tried on a
sex charge Was private from Now
York Who Was convicted for
series ~ hlackout murders 81
women which created reign Of
terror there
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Beaten Defense Worker Calls Conditions SLAVERY
JACKSON NEWS

The silhouette Bridge club met
with Mrs. Pearl Neeley. 312 East
Johnson street, Monday night Aug
II. at which time two OF the mem
beers were honored on their birth
days with a party. Their birth
days come this month.
The Community Gospel chorus
met Monday night at 8 o'clock. al
the AME church.
The sister OF Mrs. Anna White, OF
New York City. is visiting her here.
The willing Workers club met
Tuesday night. Aug. Is, at the home
OF Mrs. Finch.
James Dickerson is in washing
ton and is en- route to New YORK
William Roberts. 30, OF I'LL An-
rain avenue. was removed from
his home and taken To Foote hospi-
tai in the police ambulance early
Thureday morning. for treatmeni
OF a Naricose vein. The vein had
bursted on one OF his legs and
bled excessively.
Firemen were called Monday
afternoon 10 3ll East Biddle street,
where an automobile owned By
Mrs. Anna Jones had caught fire
The fre was caused by leaking gas.
Damage wac slight.
The Ways and Means club met
with Mrs. Jessie Holman. 22ui
South Jackson street. Tuesday,
Aug. is. at $3.50 pm.
Mrs. H. Harper OF 525iq Stuart
avenue. has been IN for two weeks.
Mrs. Dixon is etill on the sick
list. MIS-. Jurney Is reported in,-
proving. but Is not able 10 he ou',
The ESQ Girls made trip 10
TT. Custer Saturday night. Aug. l.,
10 help entertain the soldiers.
The High Street Tabernacle gave
play. entitled. "Old Dark House
Five Miles from Nowhere" FRIDAY
night. Aug. IA.
The Rev. y. y. Nottage, Ameri-
cas- colored radio preacher and
Bible teacher. spoke ~ Com
muniiy AME church in Jackson
sunday. Aug. l6. He was assisted
by the Community Gospel chorus
directed by Mrs. Lena Thomas.
MIS-. y. Johnson. OF Mason street
will leave on her vacation sunday
Aug. %. and will return after La.
bor Day. All her friends wish her
a pleasant NaCa ion.
George Corbett. OF Michigan Cen
trail post American Legion. unani-
mously elected commander OF the
newly-formed Jackson County
American Legion council. At 4
meeting held in the Legion home
sunday nieht. The new organize
iion includes representative 81 al
six poSts in the county. and is for
lucky avenue. the last week These
girls are from the great city, Cleve
land ohio. They were entertain. d
by MeSsrs. John. Edward and Clevs
land Anderson OF 2047O Kentucky
avenue.
Mrs. Lillian Fletcher. James T..
Scott. Elijah Rhen Henry Mills
were delegates to their 32nd an
nual Royal Circle Friend OF The
World last week. which was he 4
i'm Memphis. Tenn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Foreman
Paralyzes
Worker
I'm White,
Say Sir" Youth
Is Told

GtLFPoRT Miss .-tANn III
iering from a spinal ininrv -sal
mas paralyzed him from II. snla|
down. ls-year-old Edear rs ssa
OF New Orleans declared ina, ss',
ing conditions for Neeroe. Vol
defense plants here ava "
man slavery" as he alluded ~
brutal heating he received /" ~
hands OF a white foreman :,
J. +. Milan Constfhriim coa,.
I'm a white man. and ,oa
no. sir. and yes sif IN ny ~
what the forcman told me ~. I'd
after he'd knocked him dow,
sIompcd him in the hack Mix s..'|
feet. Fordhem stated
The immediate trouble .n.,.
when william Morrcl white ~
man. walked IN to The womb III
asked him a question. ia riIs|
The boy answered YES Burn, N
the reply. he told he workers. Il
I'm a white man and Won 81
no. sir. and yes SIR o me"
He then told Foidhsm to .. Il
his time when the tao 20, "a 4.
Office. instead ot giving ihe ros,|
pay slip he whitfield and stsS|
him. knocking The ho, down III
he jumped in his back with I'll
feet ard kicked him IN the s.om,A|
when no attempted 10 rise NJ
youth said.
AT the behcst of an officer N
victim was carried 20 The ia
hospital where he WIS treated n
Dr. LoDez. repeatedly a commn|
physician. When Ms. chrls.|
Prown Of New Orleaus came N
her brother The doctor refused i
give her a discharge Sin. detr.|
ing that nothing wa. wrong vA|
the hoy despite The faci ihpa h-
medical examination revealed ID
condition 10 be serious
Fordham stated he cane 10 m
the position al q pne.hv1r N
was not allowed q work IN I'D
capacity. becauS" "'hr nay M
thought too much for Ncsro'-
Il was 10 gel s5c TOR hour vi
when ! cot on The JOB ] found I'D
the pay was ONLY g.. per hou'
he declared When refused d
work for this amount my emplora|
agreed 10 give me Coo per hour'
Fordham EXPRESSED iae Mli
that his refusal 20 work iog N
low pay marked him FOR the iofs
mans wrath.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Asked To Join Fight
For Mixed Division

NEW YORK fANpl College
newspapers throughout tho nation
arc heine urged 10 Join n The
fight 10 establish mixed division
IN INC United States Army IL was
revealed his week b, The Council
Against Intolerance IN America
which numbers Sen Arthur Cap
per. ". Warren Barbour and
George Gordon Battle among rs
co-chairmen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
ON OUTSKIRTS
OF TOWN
BY CANDY MORGAN
SocIaI

Formerly Miss Lowe Mae Rank
head IL now Mrs Eugene Sim
mons. The couple was united last
week AZ Turner'S chapel by The
Rev. Mr.. Dozier Neal Upshaw was
a recent Weekend visitor from
the Nations Capital. washington.
DC. Mr.. Upshaw Was visitor OF
his mother Mrs. =. Upshaw. also
the former Miss Oliyera Ipshaw eli
chicago Was visitor al Nj. Clenl-
ems Pvt. Bob Morgan Of Canu
Lee. Va. j. row IN the Base hos
piial from = minor operation. and
VIII soon enter into Officers Train
lng school John Mial an
Dave Mial, formerly track ard foo;
ball stars ~ MI Clemens vii
soon leave for Officers Training
school The Bic Eight club ~
MI. Clemens is Planning Fla 1
dance AZ Joe's Farm sometime n
September Harry Mial. president.
announced.
Jltter-Jl,e
A G. Butler Will now have some
competition With Bob Manning for
The hand OF lmogene Banks. from
now on it's just another story of a
Bdnkhead now Mrs. simmons. " ID
haze 10 ark Poppa simmons IL Sic
can 20 our at nigin Bin Fraction
Doldne>s has ended In the Affairs
of Miss Jackie Manuings. From
nov IN is just another story of a
fellow having loved aud lost n. L.,
i understood hat Glamour Gal I.ur-
iaine Bank, must change her WAY,
or someone's going 10 change her
phrase. The Buil-r Boys inco! poi-
a'ed took The Banks out for good
time and their Chaperon IN.
Blank WHY did Wynna refuse to
70 on ih- boat ride when she knew
she WIS with the wedding pariys
Was Jimmy More important Wln
wa- bogls With on tho Noonlieh
everyone Vac wonderine?eoe? VII,
couldn't Horace and Tommy keen
M nNH Dory and elena Cuml
thew have been loste Whore IA
Howard Jones come i'm A. Dr did,
he What was wrong with Omaha
'oAla De have been intoxicated H.
WAS determined 10 open the gate
with cane wonder when Wyan-
IA i gong 10 get hitched. She
caugh' The bouquet Poor Sarah
and Jackie will have 10 IN 9.oo
han on staying out on wedding re-
cepiion,.
Terrell Whiisitt made his debut
IN In" first pair Of Pegs at the
Por' huron dance and and hc
ihterbueged too Harry Mial wa
passing <way most OF his time
Niiu some ialeu nsm,9 Ann
Lovely Mss Jessie Belle was ei,-
~ long t. ~ confract by IA
ent scott Frantic billy Fraction
took h. share and somebody oise-
with the gals az The Poit Huron
The Biz Eight treasurer Yours
Tm.ly spogied tnc cubs money a
loo l.ouls's farm sunday night
ami he tipped the waiter too T.lr
ncvlyV od~ NJ and Mrs Smmon.
were content 20 Just look AZ the
moon and the sky Noie All old
farm hing and clothing such as
pn- aud diapers for habies rnt~
and hou-ehold furnishings can hr
lef' a. J Khbie for tho newlvweds
Th- IS So deno' I'm SIRE they
need them in the future. Los
% miles fill rfx' week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

Plassle Williams Of 81 Louis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
FLINT NEWS
by FLORA TALBERT

The Girl Service organization
journeyed TO Fort Custer and spent
the day with the soldiers. The girls
took lunches and shared with the
boys This very fine group OF Airls
under the leadership OF Miss Elsie
Pratt. president, meets regularly
every Thursday evening at the
Clifford Street center. They have
many plans in mind for the future
activities OF the club.
HEALTH
one OF the most expensive pro-
grams ever Instituted in Flint is in
progress for the colored citizens.
In fact. We are fortunate in being
the first city in America that has
undertaken such an effort along
the line OF health. The Genesee
County tuberculosis association
City Health department. State Tu-
berculOsis department along with
~
as the promotion committee with
Ally. Dudley Mallory as chairma q.
The unit will be at six stations
each day from $500 am. 10
8 pm. Further. II there are those
whose shifts in the factories pre-
vent them Il ON taking advantage OF
this service we will be glad TO ar
range 4 period for you. This Is al
opportunity To get the whole FAINT
~ A-rayed absolutely free. DO not
miss This wonderful opportunity
for il may never come again.
Quinn chapel
A program Is being sponsored
by Mrs. H. Wilson sunday evening
at Quinn Chapel AME church at )
pm.
At ? pm. Attorney Blackney will
speak in the interest Of the Negro
Mrs Sarah Enos. who has hcou
confined TO her he'd for several
weeks is much improved.
Mrs l.. Oliver was able TO he n
services SUNDAY after being III fol
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Weaver and Mrs
". n. Raymond are hack home afte'
their vacation as is Mrs. r. Hunie.
and family.
The Rev. W. A. order preache
Sunday morning on the theme
Trees Solos were sung nv Mrs
VI. Ganii and Mrs. VI. Simmons.
Mo. IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Richard McNcai, of kentucsy
street.
Buford Evans wants friends ~
know that he has returned home
from the hospital.
Mrs. Della Steward H. able TO h,
up and out.
Misses Dorothy williams. Maxins
Mckinney and Eliza Mae Rifle,
were the guests of the Rev an'
Mrs. c. l.. Anderson. 20i70 Ken.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

al Ella SHARP park Il will he hi
Jointly with the SUNDAY school
Community AME church
You missed ucH Il you q
not attend ihr Summer Bib
school At Community ANE chnrl
Aug. 10 10 Il from . n II N
The Rev. +. W Walls i. pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
~ GENUINE
I "a

Tor Years ard years everybody
knows the belief Of the lucky pow
or OF real -Four Leaf clover
MANY people actually believe That
a genuine -Four Leaf clover brings
lurk For years and wears people
rarfled A -Four Leaf clover 10 keep
a.av rad luck. Belief Itself makes
confidence and that In itself Is on
most great value because u makes
many happier and surer NJ them.
selves Gives them stimulated
r~r,er Since the diScovcry ~ grow
iAr -Four Leaf clovcrs people from
most every city In the United
ates have begun 70 own ana
rarr-y genuine -Four Leaf clovers.
vou ran own one. You can get
one now. ] DO not eell you the
-Four Leaf clover and case You
cst n with full sire bottle OF
fANDRE OIL and the Secrets OF
Paimistry. Full directions. Writ
ter guarantee You can use All Tor
seven DAYS and II Il does not meet
with your own test your money VIII
be sent back. Send 10 money. ray
postman only SlSi not cent
more. Remember this IL = special
written guarantee. iCd cannot
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YOU get these goods and 4 won
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hlt with YOU. and you ere positive
w and absolutely CAD with tht
goods Write now. send name
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Conversion DELAY
Protest Mapped

A special committee Of the
Wayne County Go Industrial
Union Council was 10 meet tonight
TO map plans for a mass demon
stration in Cadillac Square 10
protest alleged delay in auto plant
conversion 10 war production
Plans for the meeting. for which
no date has been set. were re-
vealcd yesterday when 1000 m
employed Briggs workers plckctcd
the Mack avenue plant Of tho
Briggs Manufacturing Company IN
similar protest.
There was no interruption Of
work in the plant and after
demonstrating in front OF the arr
craft plant Of tho company located
IN Conner avenue the picketS dis
persed.
A company spokesman termed
the demonstration an obvious pub
Lefty stunt and maintained that
Briggs war production schedules
were being met and in several
instances exceeded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Jap Sneak
Drive Through Underbrush
Like Animals

BAN UNG. Java, March {
(INS). - Aided by the torrential
rains of the Monsoon season, the
Japanese invaders sneak through
The underbfush like Jungle animals
"If you get glimpse OF Jap.
It's only one" said an eye-wit-
ness from the front line.
Dutch troops who have been
in forward positions trying to
ferret out the invaders have
been attacked from three sides
by the Japs. But many Of the
Dutch never set eyes ON the
little brown men with tommy
guns"