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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
BY ]. HOWARD DOrNyEAR

II can we'll be said OF Edward W.
Mcfarland. candidate for Congress
from the Thirteenth Congressional
district. that although he has new
or held an elective office. he has
never been "out of public service.
Mcfarland was horn in Milwood,
Pa. In 1851. lie came TO Michigan
in 1911. Since hat time he has been
citizen Of Detroit For five years
he was connected with Central and
Northern high schools and since
then he has been professor OF
economics and socia science. first
AZ the Detroit Teachers college
and then Wayne university. During
the same time he has hcen called
on repeatedly 70 serve the public
interest in some capacity.
He was appointed by
a. Mayor Frank Murphy-mem-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
HENDERSON IN
TECHNICIANS
DELEGATION

DAYTON. o. - (ANP) - Final
Preparations for the 18th annual
convention OF the National Techni.
cal association on Sept 4-6 were
completed last week as the Day
ton chapter looked forward TO reg
istraiion Of delegates from all parts
OF the country.
The registration is to be at Will
berforce university.
In addition 10 the techincians
previously mentioned. the follow
ing are TO appear on the program:
John r. steel. engineer OF st.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Jackson, Mich.

Tho Rev r W Walls. pastor ol
the community AME church. at
tended the Michigan conference in
Grand Rapids lar week.
Miss Virginia T.. Parker. OF PIG
FACE avenue. passed away Tues
day. Aug %. She was very pop
ular in church and social circles
She Is Just Away
NC cannot say. We will not cay.
That she is dead. She's just
away
With a cherry smile and a wa, I
Of the hand,
She has wandered into an UNI
known land.
Think of her still as the same,
We say.
She is not dead. She is just
away
Sadly missed bv her mother
Mrs. jessie Parker; sisters broth
ers. and friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Assignment

Tho Sc new officers will continue
In training at Fort Des Moines ami
VIII later be assigned 10 posts. BY
prov ious announcement many Of
them ave scheduled 10 20 10 Fort
Huachuca. ARR. and some viii re-
main a Fort Deg Moines 10 train
auxlliarics and others Will be sen,
on recruiting service.
saturday night following the
days activities an OF the f3G newly
commissioned officers were enter.
tanned at tho Fort ncs Moines hotel
by tho Des Moines Chamber OF Com.
mcrce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
A Biographical Sketch OF Edward A.
Mcfarland, Congressional Candidate

place in the Hudson Tank Arsenal
plant.
lie along with others OF this
organization have raised the ques-
tion OF the employment of colored
women with the Ford Motor com
pany. At present they are making
every effort 10 induce this COM
pany 10 eliminate discrimination
He was active IN the Sojourner
Truth efforts and was one OF tho
committee that was very effective
in helping TO bring about lis oc-
cupancy by the colored people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
WAAC

sent The members OF the first grad.
Mating class 20 their leader. Direc-
tor Oveia Calp Hobby"
Among guests Of honor who wit.
ness the ceremonies were Colonel
Clayton Adams. chief Of the United
states army postal service. Brig
Gen. Charles II Grahl. adjuianl
general Of Iowa and Gov. George A.
wilson of Iowa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

VIE were wing 20 upset the social
balance p ne South hv chaileng-
lng Il ane when he tried 10 get im-
pldtn' he was worked over b
those taolga COPS and you know
Goof-il OOPS he also challenged
tae Hsa pspts with being ntislead
ly IT'D Goeie-~ be shiyeks IN q
nehi 'ati i-ked for rlal equality
an.ihd wis his beef also with the
NAACP.
white Jews Oh.
an ior the cultural and eco
r.aHc Advancement az the Negro.
TIE, are true IN heart and iraSi-
Nowly | would a thousand times
ahr be- with them than those
lew~ NoI know tht Kind ! mean.
tle Nike' type. The White Jews
are aii MgAt would like 20 sec
quaiin q and trained Negroes in
Washington IN key posts. | think
ihatNey arc much more trust~or-
i 'han many white persons In i'm
b. e positions hat they mus
aat a gh' SAINT and attitude.
lr icnns conends that he re-
on ltfcd q Rev Williams no
Ola nj " h 20 preach 20 his
tNffh ahl preached FIR him al bis
caur ~ raised funds for the en-
da0m W Il college in Texas and
% uau Ways has worked 10 htip
'te Nr-lo pcor." Dr. Jefiers thinks
u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
DAUGHTER
SAYS COPS
ALL WRONG

Mrs. Betty Lee Brown. so. OF
$50 Mack. was found several days
ago lying on the floor in her room.
She suffered cuts on her left ear
and face and slight skull fracture.
According 10 police reports Mrs.
Brown had had scrimmage with
roomer Charles Arnold. 80. who
was living with her as her common
law husb band.
In statement to the Tribune
this week. however. Mrs. Hattie
White daughter OF the victim. said
that Arnold was not her mothers
coihmon-law husband and that Mrs.
Brown had not been drinking as
stated on the police record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
AIR EXPRESS GAINS

Nationwide air express flown
by commercial airlinee marked up
notable gains for the first six
months OF this year over the same
period in 1871, the Air Express III
vision Of Railway Express agency
reported this week. Movement nj
essential materials was largely re-
sponsible for the increase, It was
said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

ncr unemployment commit
too and several LabOr-Man
agel ent Mediation boards.
b Mayor Edward jcffrics
member Mix Arbitration
committee.
c. Mayor4James Couzens (the
late Senator member De-
uot's first tnemploym nj
committee. 1921.
q. Mayor John w. Smith
member Detroit Inter-Racial
study Committee.
e. MAYOR Prank Couzens -mem-
Dor Gas Study and several
price Controversy Commits
SONS.
Z. Governor Frank Murphy -
chairman Liquor Control
commission.
E Governor Murray n. Van
Wagner - member Consti-
tuiional Revision committee
and state Defense council.
n. chairman. Wayne County
Consumers Council under
President Roosoycli's Ma
tional Emergency council.
"Mac's colleagues have honored
him with numerous posts lie
founded the Detroit public school
election system. served on the
Legislative committee of the Mich
igan Education association when
the 1888 State Aid bill was passed
vice-president of the Michigan
Federation Of Teachers clubs and
was president of the Detroit Teach
ers association for four years; IS
on the Taxation committee Of the
National Education association: Is
president OF the Metropolitan De
troit Fair Employment Practice
council. and president Of the
Greater Detroit Consumer council.
Prof Mcfarland was a co-found-
or and director Of The Detroit Eco
nomic club. co-founder and direc-
tor OF the Detroit Teachers Credit
league. president OF the Wayne
chapter. American Association Of
Sly Illblf-f-'ll di' WIZ
~ csident of the Michigan Consum-
crs league. lie is recommended by
Citizens for victory
His platform. the things he feel
are most important confronting the
American public today are.
/. Total Home Effort for Total
Victory.
2. Abandonment Of outworn eco
monte and political Isolation.
3. American Leadership toward
tho establishment OF peace
full and prosperous World Or
der.
4. Continued Cooperative Effort
of Government. Business. In
dustry and Labor TO insure
After War Prosperity.
3. Opposition TO Economic Dis
elimination due to Religion.
Race. Sex. or National Origin.
s. Support OF President Roosc-
velts Basic foreign and do
nestle policies.
Professor Mcfarland Is doing an
unusual job in the Metropolitan
Detroit Fair Employment council:
thru his efforts as chairman OF the
council. skilled colored men have
been enabled 10 take their righiful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Coast RaceBaing Minister Says 1Love Negroes In Their Pao

Louis: Frederick Mas.,,.
iae1t John A. Lanktord d's s,.i pnl
OF Washington. CornelIn. an5ehilss|
a Bellinger. architect !, I p',,'.L Loud
and many others. " ''''''urh|
A program consisti,.
cal sessions public meetings y, 'scat9
table discussions. a model Ing s ro1'i
exhibition banquet and . ' ..l'
Is being planned by ,bs ,a's'
chapter. 'He Dayu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

Tho electricity used in making a
single ton Of armor plate would
light an average home for Il
months.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Rev. letters
Say Roland Hayes
Got Impudent'
Ayers Christ
Anglo-Saxon
Not Jew
BY WENDELL GREEN
(tOr AMP

(tor ANP)
Los ANGELES love Negroes
iii their place vas the gist OF 2
highly interesting interview held
with Or. Joe laners. while. pastor
OF the Kingdom Temple, luc.,
church. and weekly lecturer al I'm
blssy Auditorium. Or. Janors re-
Gently made news copy for N,gro
wcckfes whynth e Associated Negro
P.ess reported taat he had stated
TIA; li ! bad hecn in Georgia. /
would have hoped beat Roland
Haies LETTERS was also credited
with caslSagnr the NAACP and
mo Negro rev -paper for their
stand On ,ial issues facing The Ne
go ~ ,ae waf enort
Jen Davis hin
Or. Jehers, wao IS tho erand
nephew Of Joness DAVIS i an
interesting study a that PERSONAL
itv know tlc southcrncr.
MOI re r10r ,o-raied trash but
ihe fari'rs aba Vcrc onc the
b6ckhone ~ sa4'herna istoerisy T.
wHs Aolrr.fo~e nrst encounter
WIN aea tsn rt ra really
leff re lorq ..,e3. q Ia hs ow
uhcfac 20 ~ rrry az sorry .o
him
When J,'le state i'ha' he loved
Nscos aad bad m h7t.i for
fhem srl v-hti thcm etey sar-
cess ard es workcd FOR ihat
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
lotlngs Are Here
For Confirmation
Ut Their Daughter

- .ntcnant Col. John S. +. Yo,,ns
ana N-'S. Young were wcck-cnG
guests al MiStlCtoc-Villa. Ii. Col.
loung has recently been transfer
re-, from Paris Island. S. G.. where
nc was head of the Marine base to
the west coast.
Monday afternoon at $50 o'cIocl.
'hcr daughter, Miss Eleanor Yo,no
was confirmed at Holy Innoccmi
episcopal church. which was named
'"r her fathers great Uncle. who WAS
d son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Snmmcr-
VILE Eaton. She WAS presented as :
confirmation gift lovely hcirloon
immature of this fourteen vca, nId
poy who was killed by iall from
ms pony IN the carly days of In,
church. Wv
Col: and Mrs. Young lett n,mc-
ala'cly after the services Ter In,
west Coast. where the girls Will ioin
them later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
SCOUT COUNSELORS
FOR MERIT BADGES
ARE MADE PUBLIC

y list of McrI' Badge CnunScInrs
Tor Boy Scouts Jf Vance county wuS
announced today by Il. &. Wells.
chairman IF the district committee
on advancement.
Scouts interested in obtaining
awards in amy of thee subjects
should first prepare themselves thor
"ughly before making an appoint
mcnt with the counselor.
The full list follows:
Agriculturc-NcilI NJ. Smith.
AthlcticS-PcttiS Terrell.
ANiation-C. c. Loughlin. Tr.
Book Binding-MrS. Harry Keller.
Botany-Charlic Hight.
BusincSS-M. G. Miles.
Campng-C. l.. Finch. 81.
Angling-H. G. Anderson.
Carpcntry-C. l.. Garter.
ChcmiStry-J. u. b. ConmcI!.
CivicS-Jaspcr Hicks.
FircmanShip-W W. I.ang.tnn.
First Aid--MrS. George OI.ary.
FIRST Aid 10 Animals DR.. y. &.
Vow.
Journalism-I. a. Dennis.
Loathcrwork- r. Mitchell
Life SavinG-PauI Blake.
Swimming Blake.
MuSic-Tnm Hcarnc.
PathfindmG-W William Barlcv.
Personal Hcalth--Dr \. u. Grrec.
Photography Miss Christine Cal
lCGcr
Cooking Bob Harri ON.
Physical Development - {. {.
Lnughlin. ST..
umbing-Graham Wheeler.
Public HCalth--Dr. \. d. Gregg
Printing Afford.
Rcading-MrS. Harry Keller.
Safety. NJ Mitchell.
SCholarShip-A. &. Huuvcr.
PIonccring-F.. O. FalknCr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

MaGlcally slcnCcriI!ng is this af-
i"r""un dress. So easy 10 make from
Pattern 9l3& b. NJ rian Martin. The
wide wai,,band is eat in one with
either side of the soft front bodice;
the panc!lcd Skin, is slim. Rcvcrs
may contrast or match.
Pattern 9l38 may be ordered only
III w"m"n's sizes 81. 36. 80. 10, ~.
III and Ia. Size Sc requires 3 IL
yards 80 inch: 3-& yard contrast.
Send Is Cc.i, for this Marian
Martin Pattern. Write plainly size.
name. address and style number.
Send your urdcr 10 The Dispatch.
Pattern Department. 232 ". 18th
street. New York. y. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Birthday Dinner
Given On Sunday

Mrs j. G. Peoples was honorcd ,..,r
nahoay on her fifty-fourth birthday
'' ner home ON route 2, with a picnic
style dinner being served at noon ON
long tables in the yard. Lcmonadc
IOod. W. N''''i'uS
MrS. Peoples received numerals
orau'liul gifts, and was given the
" '', WISHES OF those attending ful
many happy returns of the day
among those present were: Nj.
'W MIS-: j. G. Peoples. Misses
n nc' kathcrcen, SUSIE and Grace
leopIeS. Mrs. Hilton Juurncpan. Al,
n,'u MIS-; Robert Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
NNniW""d Peoples and SONS, Gene.
VII. and Mrs. Edwin Peoples ana
sons sons Edwin, Jr., and Samuel. Her
T I",, IarrlSh and little daughter.
Sea''het'c. Gary and Raymond Abb
Dntt, Jr. Mrs. w. II. Robertson nnu
Alfred Faulkner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
PHILATHEA CLASS
OUTING POSTPONED

A brun wick stew planned by the
Claire Mills Philathca class Of tine
Ftl.t Baptist church to be held TO-
night a' Kings Daughters park has
hccu postponed indefinitely. IT was
announced today. \ date for the out-
inc is to br determined and an
un,Iuccd later. il was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
GETS SUSPENDED TiEAI

Roy Parrish was guilty uf assault
when given a hearing today in c"un-
~ court before Recorder K. T.. Gle
mcntS, and was given four months.
81 pended upon payment OF tho
roStS, and moi bc convicted nf viola: -
ing any criminal law in Vance cutn-
~ within the next two years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Returns frnm Camp.

Miss Peggy Moran. who for the
pa two months has ben IN camp
It Camp YonahluSSC". Blowing k"ck,
lns returned To- her home here. MISS
Moran stopped over in Durham L"
q the week end guest of Miss Fran
CCS RAY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
In Naval IIOSDitaI.

Haley w. ForSythc. AS. son ol Mrs.
Olive G. Forsythc. 327 ChdvasSc
avenue. now stationed nj Great
Lakes. ILL.,. is in a naval hospital with
pneumonia. and his condition * dc
SCIibcd as improved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Visit in Durham.

NJ. j. Il. Stevenson. Mir. Roy
3caS .cv. Mrs. Green falEncr and
Carlyle Hudson Stevenson VI Hen
e:rryrr. visited Air. and Mrs. Herman
Stevenson and Miss Carrie Lou
Stevenson in Durham lat Sunday.
They attended services at the Chris
iian church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Return from Norfolk

Mir. and Mrs. Jack Gupton and sou.
Misses Annie Lee Harris. and Louise
Weave. have returned home after
visiting Mis-. Gupton'S sister Mrs. ".
{. SkcncS in Norfolk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Move to Texas,

Mrs. J. Il. Rem and children. J.
l.. fcnn. Jr., Charles Rem, Randy
R,mn and Edwin Fcnncr Rem. Left
last night for Temple. Texas to make
their home. Mrs. Rcnn'S husband is
Warrant Officer j. 3. Rem, ST.. la
toned at Camp Hood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Called To Army.

Gail Faulkner. of Kannapoli,. for
mcrly of Henderson. is spending &C, =
raj days with rcTitivCS here. He has
re. igncd his position with the Cam
non Mills. and will report 10 Fort
Bragg Friday for Army service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
PRAYER Meeting Rand

The Prayer Meeting Band will
meet This evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Fannie Gupton on
ChdvaSSc avenue, with Mrs. II. II.
Faulkner as leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Returns from Visit

Mrs. Hilton Jnurncgan has return
eli 10 her home, after spending Scv-
eral days with her sister. Mrs. Rob
ert Clark, in EPSON.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Return Home.

Samuel and Edwin Peoples. Jr.,
have returned 10 their home on route
2. Henderson, after spending the past
week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. G.. Peoples.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
EctGrn To Detroit.

AIr and Mr.. J. Rowland Rankin
lett Ia night iur their home in De-
i!ult. Mich. after visiting MIR. Ran
kIn's mother. Mrs. j. r. Rankin, on
Rowland street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
GIIrSIS IIrrC

MIR. Maurice Forsythc and daugh-
ter. Fcr"bcc. uf Columbia. S. C.. arc
visiting Mrs. Forsythc'S mother. Mrs.
Sallic Duke and sisters. Mrs. Mary
Partin. Mrs. Nellie Robertson ard
MR.. OnniC Peoples.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Returns To Raleigh.

Mis- i:yH Pearl McKCcI has return
cd To- Raleigh. where she is student
al Mis- Hamburger, school. after
being tn" que, tot Miss Mary Wind
Icy for he past several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Here from Washington.

Nils, .Ada Page, of Washington. d.
C.. Is pending several days in the
ny With he" parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. f. Page
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Returns To CITY.

Nj Jeanne Dunn has returned to
her home ~ the city, after spending
Dm,tlm" with Mrs. Haywood Phil
.Ip, m Akrpu. ohio.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Here from Norfolk,

john Lamb. Jr.. OF Norfolk. Va,
"rr' the past week in the city
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lamb. The voutu l. al the Naval
training station.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Return To City.

Miss Edna Robertson ana Nj.
Maxine Robertson have returned !"
ihclr home hero. after spending Il
week With Mr.. and Mrs. jn>pci
DX"ndinC IN Newport News. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
From Norfolk.

Maryland Ramsey. who is under
going naval training AT Norfolk. Va.
is spending leave here with hi
father. Cleveland Ramsey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Here at Weekend

Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Gates. Jr., ui
t.mporla, Va. have returned Ia the.
home after visiting Mr.. Gates pan
cntS. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Gate olI
Orange street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Mrs. PhillinS IIcrc

Mrs. !iaywoud Phillips. of Akron.
OHIO. Is spending sometime here with
relatives. Mrs. Phillips is the former
NaMcX nMham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Leaves IIOSDiial

Friends will be glad 10 learn that
Mrs. Herbert Parrish has retained
to her home after being i'll at Mari,
'arham hospital
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
NIinil.LN NinitnrS.

ii Nu., Hinton and daughter.
Glhr' May. visited Mir. and Mr.. ".
+ Hinton Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
1 IDlIIglliCi.

Nj and Mrs. Frank Gri>,uu.. ct
S'n'1 henderson. announce the birth
OF a daughter. Patricia Ann. ON Sat
UGNi. August -. 1912. Mrs. Gri e.
SON ., the former Miss MaHlv Pace.
ol Sna,h Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

Three White House oI.a. beneath
which PrrSIdcm; and Dolly Madison
led uprn-air yu;illInus It'll survive
there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
RETURN tn \rvport Ncv.s

ilr and Mrs. .iam,> Eli, have
returned To- Newport News. Va. after
8! lin. ur', dHriu" tine weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Visits in DNfovH.

Nh owen Gup;uu ANA daughter.
Mary Alien. have been visiting Mrs.
GUptnr, aH'hvr. Mrs. Bobby Cup
ton IN DNit.d.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Visits Sister.

Al. Jimmie Cash. ui OXi"rd. has
5c,u VISITING her sister. Mrs. Pa,ric
Homrya'''. "h" mas been undergo
ms treatment al Maria parham hos
g!tu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

Ms. Es'rll" Gates and daughter,
Fave were the v',N-cmu ~" IS ct
their .mrI,. Sam " l>"n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Returns IIofnc

Mrs. Claude Fuller has returned
nome ailcT spending two weeks at
Hope Mills tas the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. j. c. Linwood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Is InprOyinp

Mrs. j. L. Jackson. who underwent
AN operation al Maria parham husu,-
tal Is reported To be improving.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
WITH THE SICK


Friends will regret To learn that
Norwood Peoples is i'll Il, his hnnl,
on llcnder. on. route ,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Visiting DAUGHTER

Mrs. {. +. TankCrslcv, ST.. T.; visit
ing hrr daughter. Mrs. II. y. .Jor-
dan on College street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Here on Leave.

Leo ForSythc. of the u. s. Naval
training station. Norfolk. Va. ! on
leave here with his father. Dayc
FOrSythc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Visiting Hero

Mrs. Leon Wick and son. Leon. .Jr.,
OF Durham, are visiting Mrs. d. Nj.
Wick on College street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Visiting Parents

Willie Miller. Jr.. who i, in the
=. =. Navy is visiting his parents
here this week
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
sunday CHESTS.

NJ. y |! Robertson had a hcr
SyndJy @lr-'s Miss M"C REM and
Nj. olive Gupiuu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
4 Z 4
" WITH OUR BOYS \
\ IN SERVICE 4
WISHING AIOtl1cr

Horace Tucker. of the u. S. Navy.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Mamie
Tucker.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
yet GRAYVITA
b'>s ANTI GRAY HAIR VlTAMIN

ta!., ia . Calcium Pantcthcra,e-plrip--
I, .,,''lh'Hi QUALITIES. Each tablet CONAN,
iorl,'.' 10 ~ Mill.grams OF Calcium Pan.
,rl..'.' ''N u.S.r. units of viiamin UI
ty...,, re- WHICH hc!pr stabilize tho nervous
dos. ,,'''. COS tho ~ petite aud rcIicyCs rur
"a. ~ .n'' VII" Become easily fa,irucd
q s.,;,,,, ''nt'in' more Niinriin ~ thar
ul's. ""''| requirements "f 1888 U.S.f
,a,.. l., &c f"u"ricd that within n few weeks
Git,W.IS. noticed bcncGcinI result, from
,.',' - 'lnir int Sas dead and Iifcics.
nlir,,i returning vitality mud Iuutrc ---
u,. ''Nc' that had been lost have returned
arc Ls, t,..l'.rN"n u morr clcnr and Tho nails
hHrT,i,.' brittle =. showing that ,hi. vrnmin 1.
icfm,o t'rcnishing a deficiency IN the body
" nlrcrycd ,''ncc "' returning hair color
H. .JnNNNFiTA n trial. Order now md
ouly AZ I'itc Of our introductory prize
da,, t",,,,, "f 20 day supply. 500 Tor Il 100
'7S phons 'N'su'ar $500 ard 5000
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31

ANNOUNCEMENT Is made
today of the list Of women who
have successfully completed the
Red Cross Home Nursing Glasses
being nducted in conjunction
with the Civilian Defense pro-
gram.
Mrs. Edward DeVriese, in
structor of the courses and chief
nurse in the I-ogram, reports
that two classes have completed
the cour,e. Thirty.fNe women
in the city of Mount Clemens,
who have been meeting "ue~day
evenings at st. Joseph's hospit-
al, form one class; thirty-seven
women who have been meeting
Monday evenings in Harrison
Town hall cons :itute the second.
All are either enrolled in First
Aid courses or possess certifi-
Gates indicating that they have
completed First Aid.
HOSPITAL BUSY
st. Joseph's Hospital teens
with Red Cross and Civilian De-
Tense activity these days. In
addition to the recently complet-
ed classes H." led above, there
is a Home Nursing Class of ~
women which meets on Thurs
days, and is now in its fourth
week; another Home Nursing
Glass of 33 women which meets
on Fridays, also in its fourth
week. B It'll are taught by Mrs.
DeVriese.
Forty-five sisters from st.
Mary's school are taking First
Aid, to prepar them to care
properly for STUDENT in an
emergency. There is a 'e'.y
class of 81 freshman nurses TAX
ing First Aid. This is to equip
them to assist in an emergency,
since their surgery training
does not come until they enter
their advanced nIr.es' training.
Then there is nutrition
class being +'ught at the hospit-
al every Wednesday afternoon.
ARRANGE ,;.STs
Hospital authorities have spar
et. no trouble to arrange facili-
ties for these classes. Study
hours for the nurses have been
rescheduled, CLASSES have been
moved, and every cooperation
given to permit these Red Cross
Civilian Defense activities to
progress.