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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22

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office. East side Of M o m b
County. Write South Macomb
News. Box 70.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
Lost and Found

Lost - English setter, white
with black spots, two black eyes.
Answers to name of Lady. 1858
Cubberness, st. Clair Shores.
Roseville 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
How About
Your Vitamins?

AMNESIA AFFLICTS tho
average American. D. seems
when he's asked abou, ms daily
intake Of VltaminS and minerals
In a recent survey. investigators
found that only half of those
They question can tell how much
of any food they gci
How about YOU dear reader >
Can YOU list the foods YOU ate
|turlng The past five days. and
3e quantities Of each ,
- YOU calculate whether or
PA obtained each day Your
% these dietary
essentials The half-dolcn NJ
tamln,, the calcium tho phoS-
pnoruS. Tho ron
II loH can't answer fully and
honestly. warn, the nu'r.'0nt,f.
trc odds are that you're flirting
Wih that al dobhl ytamr
starvation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

GIVE HER something She
really needs this wcll-cu' slip.
Pattern 427l 10y Anne Adams a
hIgh-pointcd front waist scam
panclng and nicely shaped bod
ice sections make for perfect nt
BE sure to add lace cdginc and
t = .7pt1quri bow
~ttcrn 827l is available in
misses and womcn's sizes L, Il
Is IS. 20, 30, 81, 81 36 IS. 40
SIZE is takcs = yards 39-Inch
and A.. yards lace cdging
Send Is cents In coins for thiS
Anne Adams pattern Write
plainly sic. name. addrcS, and
style number
Bu our Winter Pattern BOOK
and cover tho American fashion
scene Simple fabre-saplr- de-
sign for outfits in every >iIo
Scfap-oaE fashions Wal work
stale, aore>>0rrc>
Drr>, pattern is cent, book
'o cents Pattern and book
WHOM ordered together. 70 ccr'-
Address y0ur request 10 The
Anne Adam, Pattern Depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Brush Hair Against The Wave

the same way you don't do 10 as
much good as If YOU make a
point Of brushing il AWAY from
the way that YOU wear IT.
To put IT most simply-an up
hardo should be brushed down
and vice versa. And be sure 10
mess your parting up in the
brushing lit does the scalp such
a lot OF good,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

DON'T LET your hair become
static is the advice Of IGNORE
Auhcrt tho NicnncSc star who
+, making her American film
debut in Samual Goldwyn 4
They Got Ne Covered. % BY
ths She mean, that those regu-
lar 30 strokes Of the hairbruSh
night and morning are all very
well but e you brush ~ Away,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

For ThusdaH December IN.
MARCH n TO arm ~
AricS-Big improvement over
last two days. Accomplishment
in any constructive, progressive
line is largely up 10 you. Peak
day for military successes and
strategy. unusual undertakings,
daring projects. Personal inter-
estS also sponsored.
arm II TO WAY 20
TdurHS-Fricndly for your
affairs. Inventions, scientific re-
search, work on substitutes for
scarce materials, new. improved
mschinery-these and other pro-
gressive things show gains.
MAY Fl TO JUNE n
GcmiHi 49, Today not listed in
your chart as particularly aus
picious, but there are many fine
aspects which augur for indus
trious, persevering effort and It's
happy returns.
JUNE - TO JULY -
CdHccr-lndustry. finances,
artistic and scientific fields share
benefic aspects. You have many
opportunities in varied fields
now. Your natural ingenuity and
initiative can put you and your
activities over big
July u TO AUG. p
he - Matters pertaining 10
transportation, rolling steet, pre-
motion of big undertakings and
inventive genius especially hon
0red BE Wise. don't incur losses
through ovcrcstlmation Of value.
Leo, specific talents IN great
demand
ATG. - 70 SEPT. -
Virgo Less stimulating for
personal and social Interests than
FOR hard work. difficult under
takings, practical matters gen
orally Develop and promote
everything worth while
SEPT. p. TO OCT. -
Libro-Fucndly in "A broad.
wholesome way p e p n a !
aggrandtzcmcnt and selfish gains
won't succeed whereas projects
for the publIc's good and phllan-
thropic interests will Be your
kindly, generous self. Cooperate
with ,uperiors. fellow workers.
-GGF. -F9 A0F.4
.CcUUi Really "a thriller day
full e pep Vigorous. interest
.rg activities and subjects for
YOU 10 tackle and conquer. Go
after your objective Make u a
thorough, conscientious Job.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
cegttnrIvs 49, Important that
YOU recognize values and devote
time 20 the urgent and worth
while Day favorable for adj
yanccmcnt. especially Il you don't
oFcrentha-e or count your gains
beforehand.
DEC. - To JAN. n
CaUIrorH-Iou should find
fresh leads and advantage now
for sound investments. Hkc gov
eminent bonds. Tor future So
.lrity. Perhap, undertake more
work 10 aid our war program
and a. the same time increase
your own resources
JAN. ~ 10 FEB IN
Aquot'.. Tho sort AZ period
every one rclstcs n that IL gives
impetus. new incentive 20 routine
affair, urge 20 try for bigger
goals. greater production. All
,rc,d ahead Aquarium, the day
YOURS.
FEN. of To NARCH n
Puc,s-AIl branches of indus
try. forestry, shipbuIIdiuV and
the many lines of tradc that -
20 make a busy, honest world are
IN the front line favor this
benehc day. Romance, entertain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
All Black Outfit

BLACK VELVET earrings,
shaped like large black pearls.
were the novel finishing touch
20 tho costume that Marlene
Dietrich wore for dinner not
long ago
Her simple hort dinner dress
was unrclieved black crepe. her
gauntlet gloves were black vcl-
Vet and tho same velvet formed
The crown and pipcd Tho lacy
hrIm Of hcr tiny black hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

4 CHiLD bon, on This DIM
has clear vision, intultive insight
IN Judging men and values, the
ability TO think and act quickly.
Because he or she likes 10 work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Washing Prevents Odors

DINNER BUCKETS lunch
pals vacuum thcrmoS bottles
Wlil NOT develop a stale odor n
they arc washed thoroughly
with warm. coapy water riu>cd
and dried In the sun after each
u~D
Men who have 10 carry their
food 70 work every day do well
- have TWO lunch pals and TWO
bottles so that one may be thor
oughly cleaned and aired while
The other Us IN use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

thing out, will be- often mise
judged as arrogant, stubborn.
More tact and patience viii add
90 success, charm.
EtH duc of TEoma, " Gal
laudc', pioneer teacher of deaf
IN L. s. A.; Cesar / ranc f,
French composer.
fHrfD-Ht iHf. ur KING Ventures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

ment, too, are healthy part, of
democratic life, when time gives
leisure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Giant Size E-X-DO
MIRACLE CLOSETS

Safe for storing clothc, not IN use
Hat shelf, moth hum,dor wing
ing doors. 66N2SN21'. S3.9S
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
"De~0cracyS Forge

in the SOUTH and taking the white boys off the farms
Mine out of ten who go to the Army in coun-
ty know white men, and yet the contractors
Quired to employ AZ percent Negro laborers munton
plant in the same county.
"Thoso Negro laborers could do just much in labor
battaons could these boys of IS, Let
pus stop to eXemptng merely because they want to
lie exempted before take boys Is years of age
Most Of the Congressman present must have known
that truth being ynched the burning fagots of hate
They must have known that:
The Army at the insistence of Rankins spiritual kns
strictly limits Negro induction to 10 percent of the to
tn personnel either by enlistment draft Negroes eager
to serve their country have been turned away in doves
CroW quota What monstrous irony for the hatemonger
blame Negroes for the jim Grow barrier!
The Army does not exempt who claim to have
venera disease It used to reject those proved by its
tests to be veneraly infected 1t accepts them and
renders them nonnfectious.
Mississippi, white and colored has the third highest
syphilis rate among the as states according to Seective
Service figures If more Negroes infected than whites
IT. mainly because the Rankins have never given them
eQua treatment in medical care, health education and de-
cent living conditions.
Rankin continued:
=. \ realize as well anybody the danger we are in
II YOU people keep stirring trouble for the SOUTH
we are gong to need young trained when the war
over IN order to take of the domestic situation
Inc Nazl Relchstag not the American Congress- would
nave heen the proper forum for that kind of talk.
pm DAILY
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
RUTH TAYLOR SAYS:
IN THE HOUR OF CRISIS
Suddenly the truth

Suddenly the truth has home, We are face to
face with the fact that this is that in the thick
Of t. that not by sudden feats of daring bat
bv everasngy pounding ahead that war cannot be fought
on the defensive alone
We have found out that smart slogans, and boastfu
claims of superiority will not stop the enemy lie is just
ae sure of winning We have not only been out
manoeuvered but out thought. We are all to blame. We
have demanded too much and given too little We have
orarreled among ourselves and obed for inter
andnr explanations out Of turn We have tried to run this
war ourselves. And II can't he that
We must pet If INTO heads that at war with
strong and danperors enemies We cant muddle
through This is War for Survival The issue is simple
II is our way Of life the'rshe of democracy
the wav Of tvrannv-ard rs Thomas Paine said in the
midst If another war-"Tvranny like hell is not easily
Guered.'
What we must do is plain Every of oar problems
is bigger than any of individuals We must either
work together for the good shall inevitably
share the evil Of defeat Domination by master
race = master nation or master class would be ntoler
able arT of u.s. and make mistake that what this
war is abtut.
Let no propaganda befuddle you the issue-every
Of Us, Black white Protestant, Catholic or Jew,
will know the feel of hobnaed boot own, indvid
ua personal neck if lose this 1t won't be just the
ether fellow.
We must subject ourselves to the most rigid voluntary
sef-dsnline showing that free people who
wiInu to accept restraints because understand the
terrible necessities Of the hour The things giving
Up temporarily, Will have taken from us for good II
we lose this war.
The fight is not lust material fight is spiritual
contest between good and evil It is fight in which we
must win for there is nothing left for free in world
dominated by the Axis.
Thie is an hour Of crisis We must buckle down to
sons motto; "A from now what will we wish we had
done today.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06

Mr.. Roberts will open the confer
ence with a short talk on the gem
eral plan of the meeting. Among
the principal speakers fer the five
day session are DR.. Stanley, T. Roy
Reid, USDA personnel director.
Ralph Olmstead, assistant admin
istrator of Agricultural Marketing
Administration, NJ. l.. Wilson, di-
rector of Extension Service. c. b.
Baldwin, Farm Security admins
traitor; f. c. Auchter, administra-
tor of Agricultural Research; DR..
Hazel X. Stiebcling, assistant chief
Ct BHE; Miss Leila Ogle, FSA;
Miss Ruth Ayers, Miss Frances VII
liam, OPA; Mrs. Minnie F. Gum
ingham, AAA; DIR. Flemmie Kit
trell, dean of women at Hampton
Institute; DR.. Madeline Kirkland,
head Of department Of home eco
Monies at Howard University; vii
liam +. Pickens Treasurery De-
partment; Clarence w. Davis, ply
steal education instructor at Min
err Teachers college; and Mr.. Rob
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR

We readily admit that Arkansas is no haven OF rest
and that democracy in Arkansas is hell of long ways
from, being perfect when it to the k man, but
we are darn sight better off than sister states MISS
issippi louisiana Texas and may include Missouri TOT
II was Missouri that broke the ice IN l912 with her 1sl
lynehing on Sabbath morning. followed by the uneon-
ouerable Texas with Sabbath night ynching and poor
Mississippi whose prestige mob state was at its low
est came thru with ving colos by ynching two babes
lust out of arms on bright Sabbath This shows that the
Seventh day of the week is kept holy by snufng out the
lives of black people in the south louisiana that Joins
us from the SOUTH has proven herself to be little super
ior to the other states mentioned she has stream
lined her killing of Negroes the old method of the rope
il too slow and proof be offered with the wholesale OF
slaughtering soldiers the first of the year at Alexandria
In reviewing this, would think that We were writ
ing about incidents happening in Naz territory under the
regime Of Adoph Hitler but surprisingly they happened
in the today that have the audacity to boast of Ie
mocracv, under would be Hitler regime
Those who don't know America, will wonder what is
being done about it? What about the Department of
Justice' In all Investigations by the Department of JUS
tce. the denial of Negroes equal rights and projections
under the Constitution is the violation of laws So
what? These continue their saughterng of blacks
robbinc the armed forces of the needed manpower.
Fortunately for us in Arkansas, do have something
to he thankful for good white people who think it
is waste of the Negroe time to have representation a
ter taxation have done pretty good job of keeping hate
and batting cracker type out of power thus
relieving of facing the things that sister states
have and are experiencing today.
Let US hope that good white people will continue
their Improvement and let the Negro have representa-
ton along with his taxation.
Arkansas has compromised, and that's something to
be thankful for.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
Sugar Rationing No
Worry to this Family

Tag On the Agricultural front ="
The sugar rationing program
won't stop Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN
Warren of the Bethel community
Guilford County, N. c. from IN
dulging that sweet tooth now ana
then because they have eight hives
of bees in their packard produc-
inr a good sugar substitute.
The Warrens are aiding the U.
6. Department of Agrieulture's
Food-for- Freedom program, too
by increasing their flocks OK
chickens this year three fold, This
was done by building a brooder
house out of reclaimed lumber at
ter a group meeting with six other
Farm Security Administration hor-
rover families in the community
The other families who have al
50 constructed home built bTooder
houses and are increasing their
chicken flocks by 800 percent over
last year are Mrs. Ida Lowe, Ash
lev Lowe, Robert Moore, William
Martin. Mrs. Kitty Hill and Val
vim Warren.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
What Others Say:
JUSTICE BE HANGED

Representative McCehee of Mississippi with typical
Southern prejudice got the floor of Congress and said
that certain classes of Negroes becoming arrogant
much that they beginning to trouble through
out the land He conended that the administration enforc
ing social equality between Negroes and whites in public
buildings and that the issue going to trouble
than the Civil War He closed his infamous remarks with
the absurd statement that he good Negroes do want
this situation and the good white people not going to
have it,
If the good white people he has reference the
stripe of rrderers who ynched those coored boys
the other week in his home state it certain that social
equality is not going to reach nations capital for a
long time 1t might be interesting for Cracker McGehee to
take time out from his batting to study democracy IN
action IN the outlaw state of Mississippi He would find that
the population of the state is composed of so percent Ne
groes not of which allowed their constitutional
rights to decided whether he fit for public office He
would find city and state ordinances making it criminal of
Tense for Negroes c resist jim Crow laws he would find
that the states capitol Negroes have to go the public
building ard the starways freight elevators he
would find that neither Negroes life property safe
ute law for black men and white men. What is more he
would find that neither Negroes life prpery safe
from the violent action of mobs and police officers.
Cracker McGehee had the audacty to say that the
good Negroes did not want situation that they would be
treated American citizens With characteristic ignorance
he told The House that the Negro had reached the
stage of life that they appreciate the falling of mama
from heaven. This in itself is a challenge to everything
America stands for It strips bare the hypocrtica reasons
why I'll forms of social Legislation that would better the
cordon of the American Negro have been bitterly fought
by a Southern block in Congress
Unfortunately Cracker McGehee's sentiments are sha.
ed by manv people in Washington They have democracy
in the catol of the United States the laughing stock of
the world Now that Just many coored boys as white
will be called from mis- state to defend the Mississippi way
OF fe terances like Cracker McGehees become sedtion
Let US as Negro Americans not be too much alarmed
by these Southern demagogues When they open their foul
months to stir hatred they stand exposed in their
true light This is for freedom of all people of the
world These little Hiters not stand in the way
THE SEP1A SOCIAIITE
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
WOFFIiLLY INADEQUATE

The coming into this territory of thousands of soldiers
is presenting to this community problem that seemingly
is Impossible to solve fer with the few soldiers who have
aeadv been encaped here find the situation of caring
for them distressul and with what is expected in the
community this month number will be with us for many
months is putting right into laps problem that 60
ing to take the efforts of every person this community
combined before we can expect any kind of solution.
These people will be allowed passes daily to come into
orr community seeking entertainment and home like at
ncsphere These people will have be dned and lodged
and IN addition to these who stationed here wearing
the coors of country, will be their families and re-
latves who will visit them from time to time they like
the soldiers will suffer Inconvenience while in the COM
munity What are going to do about it? II is our
problem and we must solve it. We will have to dscord our
customary way Of life, will have to discard the routine
Of trying to keep up with the Joneses as has been one of
on. greatest handcaps in life and realize that we have
war to win and winning this war is not left alone to those
who are in actual service. it is the Job of all
We best solve this gigantic problem that Is facing
us by putting ourselves for in the shoes of these
soldiers their wives and relatives and can easily see
What We would want the other fellow to do and then 90
mead and do it. Naturally expect to suffer some
of the Inconvenience by crowdng and making room for
others, but after all, are at and war time is no
pleasure time if we to preserve the American way of
me- we Will have to endure suffering and the suffer
ing that we will undergo to maintain our wav of life will
IN no way equal to the suffering and hardships that our
forefathers endured to make this life ours.
Let us convert that spare into room that will
accommodate soldiers relatives Let us convert that
Sunday dining room into bed that will help to solve
the problem that must be solved These soldiers are hui
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
IMMORTALITY

Who has not wondered what the final state
Will be, when years have run relentless toll,
And life, upon deaths reef impaled, shall break,
To set adrft each naked human soul
To that last wreck what port will nearest be?
What canons, or what creed, will then sustain
Each wanderer on that vast uncharted sea,
Until Just haven he at length shall gain?
Oh men, fear not, find peace in this Because
His creatures are his own, serve them while here;
Harness the primal spark to natures laws.
Wher all is done, and thou shalt leave this sphere,
The hearts of friends will long remember thee
So thus, through them, win Immortality
Fred G. Byrd
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
mMN,
AGRICULTURAL,
FRONT y
I with Tie
UA DEPARTMENT ~
kkkAl8A
NEGRO HOME ECONOMISTS
INVITED TO WASHINGTON TO
DISCUSS WARTIME FAMILY
MANAGEMENT NEEDS

NEGRO Family ManagementUn-
der War Economy" will be the
theme of five-day conference to
be held in the Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Novem-
Der 81 with home economists and
other representatives Of Negro
Land-Grant colleges and related in
situations, according to an announ-
cement made this week by Dr..
Louise Stanley, chief of USDA
Bureau of Home Economics.
Pointing out that invitations
have been extended to more than
score Of outstanding Negro home
economists, DR.. Stanley said they
are invited to Washington to help
formulate a program to assist
persons of varying wage levels in
adjusting their incomes to war
time rationing, pricing, and con-
sumer demands. In addition to dis
cussing various home management
problems, the representatives will
be addressed by several outstand-
ing Government officials.
One of the highlights of the meet
ing will be a tour Of the Agricul-
tural Research Center at Belts
vile, Md. There the visiting home
economics will have an opportuni-
ty to study and observe results Of
recent experiments in nutrition,
clothing. home management. and
conservation Of foods.
The conference, which is part
Of the Departments program Of
working more closely with Negro
Land Grant Colleges and related
institutions. will emphasize the ad-
justmcnt Of family income to pro-
vide adequate standards of health.
Food. clothing. household manage.
ment needs. and other home essen
tials will be discussed.
In commenting on the meeting,
Thomas N. Roberts. Negro special
assistant to the USDA personnel
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
RANKIN USES 'TEEN-AG DRAFT DEBATE
TO ISLANDER NEGROES

To what evil depths must Congressman sink before
the conscences of his fellows caught sufficiently to
force them from their seats in protest against unspeakab
rnaevoence?
IL there truly parliamentary rule that REQUIRES half
usand representatives of the people sit BY politely
while of their No defames democracy pervers the
truth fires the lvch spirit and uers dark threats of
the Congress left unanswered last Saturday is dsgracefu
at All times and dangerous to national integrity in this
hour of crisis
refer to a speech by Rep. John F. Rankin during the
debate the teenage draft BILL reported in Congress
siona Record 1t uttered at moment when mob of
the haemcngers fellow Mssssippians skuking home
from its third ynchng within a week
Thus spoke Rankin:
The gentleman from New York rep Wadsworth)
said that there little veneral disease in the Army
The is that they exemptng who claim to
have vcnera disease and result rejecting the Negroes
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
THE DAY WE HOPE FOR

When we can live in peace and harmony with one
anothrirrespective race color creed former servi
tude or present position in fe without mythical toer-
ance but in spirit of Good WILL assured in the conyie-
ton of our better judgment, that will remit to every
man the ndomiate rights to the admonitior of his own
conscience whatever line Of endeavor he pursues for
his religious material existence When that day arrives
we will be contened THEN, we all can boast of our
DEMOCRACY, and NOT until then. Il. c. BATES.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06
BUE HOST TO NEGRO
TEAC HERS

Several home economists from
Negro Land Grant colleges and re-
lated institutions are here in Wash
ington this week discussing ways
and means Of helping families with
their wartime home Management
problems, including rationing, The
Departments Bureau of Home Eco
Monies, which is acting as host to
the teachers, will give them some
pointers on nutrition, the care Of
clothing, and food preservation.
NEGRO FARMERS CAN HELP
According to experts in theBu-
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