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La gaceta., 1942-04-06
DEL CONSULADO DE CUBA

Sc hace saber per este medic
a las persOnaS que solicitor su
inscripcifn en- 81 Ragi Gro de Gu
dadanos Cubanos. que para a.
creditar su estado politico de
ciudadaro cubano, pueden ha-
cerlo exhibiemio ell Certificate
de Nacionalidad, la Carta de
'Ciudadano o G. Pasaporte eXpe-
dido por ell Miniatro de E1tado
de la Rapdblica de Cuba, o con
la certificaci6n expressive de ha-
berse eXpedido uno de los dos
primeroS dOcumentos legalmen-
tie eNtendido por ell propio Minis
tro de Estado, 81 ell interesaio
posee los mismos por ser conSi-
derad0S dCcumentoS de exhibit
ci6n, de acuendo con 10 dispues-
to, deberan ser devueltos; en- ca
so de no eXistir dichos dOcumen
tos tendran que acrsditarse por
medic de la certificaci6n de ma
cimiento eXpedila por ell Regis
ltro Civil o la partiia de bautis-
mo, que quelaran archivadas en-
Ia Oficina Consular.
Cesar RiverO MdS,
Canciller Encargado.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

forma del arribo de nuevos
c~argamentos ingleses y ameri-
canos.
Cr6ese que los alemanes in
tentan "camouflagear" ell AGO.
razado "Tirpitz" y ell crucero
"Prinz Eugen."
Tropas bGlgaras llegaron va
al frente sur de Russia, dando
asi mayor fuerza a las ooncen-
traciones alemanas.
Los nazis insisten en- afirmar
que en- la nueva ofensna usa-
ran nuevas armas, tactcas Y
e~strategia. Consist.ra la nueva
ehtrategia, al decir de los bien
enterados, en- Cope a.siados
en- differences sectore de. fren
te.
Hungaria y Rumania, bajo
la preston, parecen haber re-
suelto sus diferencias. Cada
pals permanece en- pos,ci6n,
pero no trata de crear nuevos
r~ozamientos.
FL ej6rcito sovietico mantle
ne la iniciativa en- todos los
sectores.
Fuerzas nazis, equipadas
con tanques, fueron repulsa-
das por la caballeria bajo ell
mando del camarada Timofef.
La flnalidad de los alema-
mes, en- cuanto a Leningrado,
es tomarla antes de que llegue
ell werano. Ell esfuerzo Sc hara
con ell fin de calmar la ansie-
dad de Finlandia.
Otro submarine aleman fue
destruido en- ell mar de Barren
Ia por la escuadra sovi6 lea.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
LAS "VIBORAS" DE VICHY
~CONSTRUYEN AVI0NES
PARA LOS NAILS

Lordres, abrfl 6.-La prensa
de Ia Francia Libre anuncia que
el gobierno de Petain %construi-
"a 5000 aeroplanos en- este aho
y que 5000 de ellos debera en-
tregarlOs a Hitler.
FL sabadO, 81 general Jean Ma
Tirptts, q este podSroSo hareo
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

Anhelamos todos un compile
to exito para la Fiesta Prima
veral" del Centre Espanol, or
ganizada por la Secci6n de
Propaganda, que Sc verificara
ell pr6ximo domingo.
La Secci6n, comandada &C
tualmente por "Chuspi," reali-
"a una imponderable labor hu
manitaria.
Ell socio enfermO o sin ira
bajo, ell socio pobre y sin dine'
no para abonar las Quotas, es
discretamente socorrido.
Llega a la Seccion la noticia
de su infortunio y sin perdida
de tempo Sc lie ayuda, de mo-
do que no pierda los derechOs
adquiridos.
Labor de cooperation, apo
yada en- mobiles e~sfuerzos y
fuertes voluntades.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

Mexico sigue dando prue-
has de sincera amistad, sin hu-
millaciones, a Estados Unidos.
La Standard trataba de pro
vocar la intervention del vene-
rable Samuel, sirviendo a sus
malditoS intereses, no a la So
lidaridad continental, en- los
Unidos MexicanoS.
Mas Franklin Delano Roose-
welt Sc mantuvo firme, apesar
de que un poderoso grupo re-
ligioso apoyaba las intrigas de
la Standard.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

A su llegada a Washington,
ell canciller mexicano, Eze-
qiuel Padilla, dijo estas pala-
bras: "Cuatro horas despues
de Pearl Harbor, la nacion me
xicana rompi6 sus relaciones
con ell Eje y tom6 medidas con
ira la Quinta Columna, parti-
cularmente en- la Baja CalifOr
nia...."
Ell pueblo mexicano Sc uni6
al glorioso pueblo norteameri-
cano, mientras la Standard Oil
hacia los 1ltimos esfuerzos pa
"a entenderse con los nazis y
los japoneses.
iEstas lecciones creemos que
jamas seran olvidadaS por Es-
tados Unidos!
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

Congratulamos a la socie-
dad Marti-M aceo, de cubanos
de la raza negra, por la inau-
guracion de su nuevo patio.
Tuvieron la amabilidad de
invitarnos; pero compromises
anteriormente adquiridos nos
impidieron asistir.
Abrigamos la esperanto de
que ell gobierno de Cubs no ha
olvidado la promesa de ayu-
dar a esta prestigiosa sOcie-
dad.
Aver, merecidamente, Sc lie
concedi6 al Oircu'o Cubano un
"~sorteo."
iPor que no Sc hace 10 mis-
mo, en- esta %primavera, con
Mart-Maceo?
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
Ell TEMPO

Temperature agradable para
hoy Y mahana.
5 Minima, en- la mahana de hoy,
50 grades; maxima. aver 81,
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

81 un medico fuese atrope-
llado en- sus derecros, amigo,
nos.tros saldriamos a defen-
derle, sin tenor a nadie.
Jamas hemos rehusado, den
tro de justos limites, patroci-
mar una causa Justa.
Seguimos manteniendo, con
entera sinceridad, que ell Cen
tro Espahol sienlpre ha trata-
do con exquisite cortesia a sus
PROFESSIONALS y empleados.
Y 81 asi no fuese, honrada-
mente 10 diriamOs.
POrQus sl medieo, como u
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Dia de gratas n~oticias. = Accion y cooperation.
-Amistad mexicana.-"Fiesta primaveral."-
Lo Justo

Ell principle del fin de los
nazis, los fascistas y los mill
taristas nipones no llegara has
ia que la aviaci6n de las Ma
clones Unidas domino ell aire
en- Europa, Asia, Africa, Aus
tralia Y la America.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

RE Berge-et, jefe de la aviaci6n
en- el regimen de Petain, do IA
noticia de que Alemania lie ha-
bia cOncedido permiso a Vichy
para construir LOCO aparGtos
modSrnos,
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

enfermera, como el empleado,
tienen derechos tan legitimos
y respetables como los de las
soeiedades y los directories de
estas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

MeTlCdlla llENeSJlBdQOrd uSI Cdl
Ger, Sc describieron variaS sus.
lGancias nalturaleS "anfibias" prt
entes en- los alimentos y whales
para el cuerpo como p~rotectoras
ccrtra el cancer y tambi6n co.
m~Osstimuladoras del cancer, ba.
10 differences circunstancias.
Tres t;pos de substancias ma
turale fueron mencionadas Y K
das nocesarias para la econo'
mi" e la vida.
Uh grupo de elias Sc halla DIES
! cU5ie9,o que sen anticancero'
saS; este es, que prctegen a los
animales de laboratorio contra
ia ouimica artificial que de otrc
modo prduce ell cancer del hi
CAD.
I'm SeguLdo grupo sc ha en-
cortradO que estimula el cancer
rcmpiendo la barrera que de o.
tro modo prctegeria a los ami
males contra la qufmica que ge-
nera ell CANCER.
FL tcrcer grupo, ell mas sOr-
p~rendente, Ell ''arfibiO'' en- natu-
raleza, protegiendO a los anima-
les bajo determinadaS condicio-
mes rdmpien1o esta protection
bajo otras.
Este grupo de subStancias
que se cree arrOiara mucha nue.
va luz en- ell mecanismo del desa.
rrclro del cancer. ha sido desig.
nado con el nombre de "anfi,
cancerogen0'.
Las SubStanciaS anticancero.
sas son riboflaVin, un miembrC
de la familia de la vitamina B
Ia clara del huevo, cruda; avi-
din, la sustancia que forma par.
tie de la clara de nuevo dehidra-
tada; el extracto de higadO, I'm
Is por ciento de eNtracto de le-
vadura y caSeina, la principal
prcteina constituyente def que
50. La clara de huevo y Ell extrac
to de hfgado, segdn ell DIR. Burk,
tambien Gentlemen aZufre, nitro
geno, riboflavia Y ell grupO qui-
mico conocido por ell "grupo me-
iil', meramente un compuesto
radical de I'm atomO de car
bon V tres atomos de hidr6geno.
La caseina tambien contiene a
a1,re, nitr6geno y Ell "grupo me
10, ltolos los cuales pueden
Gecorpenar un papel importan-
te en- dar al animal adicional
pr1 eccitn contra la quimica
QUE produce eli cancer.
Las sustancias procancerosas
son: carr. idades de %inoitol en- ex-
ceso Jun miembro del complejo
70 H. vitamina B, y de biotin, o.
tro mi-mbro de la vitamina B,
va en- fO~ma libre 0 compuesta.
EJto, sc hizO saber, no signifi-
ca que eetas dos vitaminas pro-
el cancer en- los anima-
les Y personas normales. Las
substancias denominalas Tan
fi5ias" son "cysiine", Tornado
r1or CONSTITUENCIES de proteina /;
'choline'', un miembrO de la ia
mi,ia de la vitamina B; extrac-
tos de levadura, cuando Sc da en-
concentraciones de 30 a 80 por
cierto, y un cleric tipo de ex-
tracto de higado.
La "cystine' solo estimularia
a. crecimiento del cancer del hi
gado en- los animales; pero IA
"cystine" dada junto con la
"choline" protegerfa al animal
contra la quimica que produce
el cancer. En- e. 15% de lextrac-
to de levadura la biotin es ba-
lanceada por la "riboflaWin".
En- los extracts de levadura de
30 a 5O%, por otra parte, Ia ca
pacidad protectora de la "ribo-
flavin" no Is va cap az de con-
tener la activida1 "procancero-
sa" del exceso de victim. Esto
sea porque la riboflavin
neutralizar la biotin has
ia una cierta proportion, pero
no ms sHA
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

ANPNA3 80 NH RNANO
do de "a horas, lie derribaron
a los sadistas nazis, siervos de
Hitler, 102 aviones; al mismo
tempo Sc inform6 en- Mosc1
que ell nazismo perdi6 mas de
100000 seres humanos, aniqui-
lados justicieramente por las
armas sovieticas, entire los dias
MARIO 81 a abril 8.
Los nipones, maestros en- la
punalada por la espalda, Sc
presentaron sobre Ceilan, con
sus aeroplanos, y va eran a.
guardados. S~alieron a comba-
tirlos los cazas y funcionaron
las baterfas antiaereas. Cage
ron, violentamente derribados,
81 aviones -"amarillentos" y
creese que otros cinco mas no
llegaron a sus bases.
En- Batan, lie peninsula del
heroismo, los s1bditos del Mi
kado, lamebotas de los gene
rales feroces, atacaron por tie
ira y mar y ganaron algun te-
rritorio; pero Sc les hundisron
numerosas barcas cargadas de
soldados y en- conjunto sufrie-
ron grandes perdidas. La supe
rioridad numerical permitio al
enemigo conquistar alg1n te-
reno, que oportunamente lie
sera quitado.
Fuerzas de los ''comandos"
britanicos atacaron a Narvik,
en- Noruega, produjeron consi-
derables danos en- ell puerto y
lie ocasionaron a los nazis mu-
chas bajas. Creese que la avia
ci6n rusa particip6 en- ell alta
que, dando ell apoyo de su vi
rilidad a los ingleses.
Cuatro bombas incendiarias
Sc encontraron en- un teatro de
Belfast, Norte de Irlanda, al
cual acostumbran a concurrir
soldados americanos e ingle-
ses. Una de las bOmbaS es de
fabrication alemana, o pare
ce serlo. Quiso la buena fortu-
ma que ninguno de los defen-
sores de la libertad sufriera
dano fisico o material.
Atacaron de nuevo a Ran
COON, en- Birmania, las forta-
lezas aereas que manda ell ma
yor general Brereton.
Las bombas produjeron al
gunos incendios en- muelles y
almacenes. Estos mismos apa-
ratios la semana pasada alta
caron un crucero y tres trans
portes nipones cargados de
tropas.
Photos norteamericanos y
australianos bombardearon a
Nueva Guinea, frente a Aus
tralia, destruyendo 18 aeropla
nos del enemigo y averiando
otros 20.
Varios barcos noruegos, tri-
pulados por los famosos mari
nos noruegos, acaban de lie
gar a Inglaterra. Pertenecian
al grupo atacado por los ma
zis, en- Goteborg, la semana
pasada. Cast diariamente al
gun barco noruego, grande o
pequeho, llega a Inglaterra y
Sc incorpora a la lucha contra
ell enemigo comGn.
En- Malta, continuamente a
tacada por ell Eje, seis aviones
fueron derribados, un GAIA
Messerschmitt probablemente
destruido y otros seis averia-
dos.
Muchos dias asi son impress
cindibles para "ablandar" a
los totalitarios Y despues ven
cerlos.
Pero es conveniente no olvi
dar que Sc necesitan aeropla-
nos y photos en- Russia, Ing.a-
terra, Libia, Australia, Asia
Menor, ell nal Caribe, la Anne
RIGA del Sur y las costas nor
teamericanas del Atlantico y
del Paetfieo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
n N ay5 E:

ANOTHER PosTDEB. has joined the ranks of the
brides-elect. -.
Margaret Buchanan Farr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
L. Rothe Farr of Moran roan IS the betrothed OF
Henry Campau Wells Of Detroit Of Lieut. Commander
Hewitt Wells of Washington d. c.. and the late Mrs.
Wells. -. who Elise Campau.
Miss Farr studied Crosse Pointe Country Day. and
then at Concord Academy and she both Tau Beta and
Junior League.
Her parents presented her at tea. at the Little Club
...in September of $780,.
Mr.. Wells attended Choate and Princeton.
League for Handicapped Hears Stirring Talk
THE ANNUAL meeting. of the Detroit League for
the Handicapped place Tuesday the Country Club
with Miss Frances Booth. 1894 president giving
stirring address. part of which thing you should
hear.
Said Miss b..
There will be much necessary work to be DONE
will be spectacular dramatic rather romantic
The work of the league Is of these things.
Day by Day Courage and Herosm Inspiring
-. BUT 1T Is inspiring o the courage OF the
blind, the lame the bedrdden among workers o
their sublime heroism by day. year year-many
of them have given their blood o the blood bank.
"You cannot give this work up for spectacular
work and you cannot give the spectacular work
for this work. We all have to shoulder doube-duy."
Miss Booths suggested threepont program. included
ps acquanng friends and relatives with the produces
made by the leagues workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Fete Planned
To Aid Drive

A DESSERT bridge party and
baked goods sale, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Samuel K. Remey,
membership chairman, will be
held today at 100 o'clock in the
ballroom OF the Activities Build
ing of the League of Catholic
Women.
Proceeds will be used to help
defray the expense of the men,
bership drive of 1912. Co-chair-
-meH of the party are Mesdames
Clarence Schmitz and Harry B.
Cornish. Mrs. George Lenahan
will be in charge of the baked
goods sale.
The Thursday night buffet
suppers at the Activities Build
ing are attracting many men,
berS of the league and their
families who are using this
means Of entertaining on maids
night out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Miss Peggy Powers Selects
FebruaryI4 as Wedding Date
BY JACK J.. OLIVER

trimmed with glittering gold
doo-dadS and a minute cap 10
match and She Sportcd a corsage
bouquet of yellow orchids.
Miss lie Clerc chose gold
chiffon trimmed with gold lame
bands and set off by red camel
has while Mrs. Eberhardt wore
Alice blue net with several
handsome orchids nodding from
one shoulder.
FOR TIE benefit of the
American Rcd Cross, the gals
out al Western Golf and Coun-
try Club are running up a mid
winter bridge luncheon and
fashion show in the Georgian
Room OF the J. /. Hudson Com
pany February 3
Mrs. J. A. Witter is chairman
Of this about affair with Mrs.
Albert Roger as co-chairman.
They IN turn, are being aided by
such willing indefatigables as:
MRS. [. nix Jones. Mrs. Orm
Beaupre, Mrs. Mrs. J. L. Casey.
Mrs. II. r. Mead, Mrs. Harry
Orchard, Mrs. r. L. Redmond.
Mrs. James c. RiddcH, Mrs.
James Stewart and Mrs. K. G..
Sell.
WHICH REMINDS us that
Mrs. Isabel Dodge-Sloane. who
usually spends Christmas at
Palm Beach. won't be showing
up IN her chic near-tropic haunts
until sometime next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

MISS PEGGY POWERS, de-
lectable daughter of Mrs. II.
Ekren Powers, has chosen Feb
ruary ID as the date for her
marriage, at 4:30 o'clock in
Christ Church chapel, TO Law
renee Gotfredson Jf.
Mrs. Darwin kimbait viii he
matron-of-honor and her other
attendants will include Mrs.
James F. Lynn, sister of the
bridegroom-elect; Miss Eugene
Wright, Miss Betty Parrish.
Mrs. John &. Wills and Miss
Corinne Wilcox, herself a bride
to-be.
Charles Wright III will be
best man and those slated TO
seat the guests include Mr..
Lynn, Jerome c. Du Charme,
George R. Fink Jr.. II. Conan
Munroe, Irving Book and Will
liam o. Seelbach Jr.
And -. depending on where
they'll be stationed on military
duty . Walter Carlson, Charles
Backus and Rowland L. Hall.
Mrs. Lawrence Gotfredson will
give the rehearsal dinner the
evening before the wedding and
the reception will be held at the
Country Club.
AS WE GO to press. Mrs.
Herbert S. Weber of Cadieux
road is whizzing along in the
general direction of New Or
leans accompanied by 21-month-
old Henry c.
The vivacious Mrs. w. is
shade disappointed AT this trip
10 Louisiana because of the news
of no Mardi Gras this year.
However, it'll still be a happy
homecoming and the traveller is
resting easier at thoughts of
leaving young Herbert Jr. at
home as he is dazzled with plans
for several parties his doting
dad has promised as a reward
for being fairly undaunted at
not being taken along to the
South.
THE CHAMPAGNE ROOM of
the Penobscot Club was particu-
larly merry the other evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edison
Bigelow celebrated their first
wedding anniversary.
The Bigelows caused their
dinner table to be centered by a
handsome arrangement of Amer
lean Beauties and bordered by
such of their friends as:
Mr., and Mrs. Edward c. Eber-
hardt of Jackson. Mich, Miss
Refine Eme lie Clerc of Itch
field drive and Laurence ]. Het-
Zelt of the Lee Plaza.
Mrs. Bigelow appeared in a
flowing black chiffon CONNECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Booklet on
Play Production

LOOKING FOR new ideas for
your church groups activities
=. or lasting entertainment
for the gang :. something that
will keep them together and
amused during the winter
season?
Then why not put on a play?
It's really quite simple, when
you know the procedure and the
play needn't be elaborate. You
might give a series of plays,
using the recreation room at
home for the theater. It's a
grand way to cement the crowd
and provide fun for long winter
evenings.
Our booklet, HOW TO PUT
ON A PLAY, will clarity the
proceedings for you. The book
let explains casting. stage set
tingS, how to choose a play and
put il over.
While the booklets last, we
are Offering them for the spe-
cial price of FIVE CENTS.
Address your order 10 The De-
troit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
SouffIes and Rich Cakes
Not Difficult TO Make
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

y teaspoon salt
u cup chopped nut meats
! cup sliced dates
! cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
2 egg yolks. well beaten.
3 egg whites, stiffly boaten.
Mix and sift -four. baking
powder and salt. Mix nut meats
and dates with -four. Stir sugar
into egg yolks. Stir in sifted dry
ingredients. Fold in egg whites.
Pour mixture in creased g.
inch square pan and bake in
slow oven 1925 degrees) 35 min
utes or until firm in the center.
Cut i'm pieces; serve hot with
whipped cream. Serves TO s.
Chocolate Blanc Mango
2 squares chocolate
y cup sugar
2 cups milk
Is teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons cornstarch
u teaspoon vanilla
Il cup nuts.
Melt chocolate in top of
double boiler. Add sugar, Ia
cups milk, and salt; heat. Dis
solve the cornstarch in remain
ing Il cup cold milk. Stir into
hot mixture.
Cook, stirring constantly. over
boiling water about 20 minutes.
Add vanilla and nuts. Pour into
large wet mold or 6 individual
wet molds. Cool. Unmold. serve
with cream. Makes s servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

DO CERTAIN culinary terms
and titles scare you? such
as souffle. fritters. Hollandaise
and angel food cake. Really,
they shouldn't. for a souffle is
only a pudding; turnovers are
Just small pies; Hollandaise is
another sauce and angel food
is simply a cake with II eggs.
HoneyPrune SoufFIe
2 egg whites, unbeaten
Is teaspoon salt
3 cup honey
d cup finely chopped cooked
prunes.
Place egg whites. salt and
honey in a bowl. Beat with ro-
tary beaten until creamy and
stiff enough 10 stand in peaks.
Fold in chopped prunes.
Place in well buttered ! quart
double boiler. Cover very tightly.
place over boiling water and
cook without removing cover
about 40 minutes. Serve at once
with custard sauce. Yields 4 10
g portions.
HindusIen TorTe
Il cup -four
II teaspoon all-phosphate bak-
ing powder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

CROCHETED SLIPPERS done in variety Of cav coo are
of the most practical
beginner crochet either of
contains directions for making slippers stra
tons OF them and stitches; materials required
Laura Wheeler patterns formerly TEN CENTS now
ELEVEN CENTS The added of
ing. Rising prices have made this change imperative
Send ELEVEN CENTS in coins for this pattern 10 The
wheeler Pattern Department
Mich Owing to customs regulations, patterns
Canadian destinations cannot be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Mrs. Slocum Opens Her Winter Home

DOWN AT Lake Worth.
Mrs. George NJ. Slocum of Rosyn road has opened
her flower thanked winter home. expects Commodore
Slocum 10 reJoin her sometime next month
An energetic cycs Mrs S. spends much of her time
at the Safsh Club the end of the bicycle trail Palm
Beach
And while we're in Lake Worth .. we might add that
Charles Bennett. who makes his home The Wardel
when in Detroit. has started his popular breakfasts
his n Florida
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Leagues Director Gives Statistical Report

= FOLLOWING THIS informative talk Mrs. Nelson
Mccormick the leagues director gave statistical
port
Mrs Greene Fenley Jr. elected president.
Miss Suzanne COPELAND. elected second presi
dent -.
Mrs Walter o. Briggs Jr elected first vice presi-
dent.
Mrs Charles Symington. second president.
Mrs Charles Mackall. treasurer.
And Miss Romayne Thompson. :. secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

Buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

Help me to grin
When I'm feeling sunk.
Help me 10 shoot stralgh
When l want 10 lie,
And 10 keep on plugging
When I want 10 loaf.
And. for the sake
OF all the love
That's been given me,
Help me 10 give some
To the other chap
Who's up against il.
That's all, God.
/ know it's
A pretty punk prayer
But I'm asking 1t
With all / am.
And I'm backing il
With all I've got
And II You'll
Come across
For the time that's left.
And be my partner, God,
! promise, honest
Ill do my darndest
Not TO let You down.
AMEN.
Copyright. ie47, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson
The Prayer Of a Worker
For Strength to Do a Job

GOD
Help me
With this job!
No use pretending
Any more,
That I've got the stuf
To make a 20 of il
Alone.
! haven't.
And l can't
So why try
To kid myself
I have,
Or my neighbor,
Or You?
I've tried all that
1t didn't work.
All my smartness.
All my boasts,
All my alibis and excuse
Were a flop
Now I'm coming clean.
Asking You. straight,
To give me a hand!
God
Help me
With this job!
No use fooling!
I never yet
Have really done
The best l could
Nor even half the best,
It's just this way,
God
At last
I'm sick Of it
I'm sick
OF messing along
Like this
want, at last,
Before l quit,
To hang up
Some sort
OF a record.
Not for myself,
Not for rewards
But just
For the sake
OF knowing,
For once.
I've played fair.
And so
I'm ditching
The conversation
And just asking space
God
Help me
With this job!
Please. God,
Out of Your beauty,
Out of Your truth.
Out of Your courage
Give me some
And help me
Pass IL along.
Help me be game
When I'm feeling yellow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Victor White in Town for Few DAYS

VICTOR WHITE. the wel-known New York artist
is in town for few days to complete the portrait
of Marjorie Beth young daughter of the Lou Maxons
incidentally. =. Mr.. White is the who's offered
10 do portrait for the benefit, of the American Field
Service the organization which supplying American
donated ambulances and volunteers. British
armies the Middle East.
Their first unit. which included two Detroit boys
has already action with the forces of General
-rhnleck