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Evening star., 1942-01-13
Missing Persons

| Those having information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
NTH the Public Relations Squad
of the Police Department, Nd-
tional 1000.
Virginia Ellis, 26. 5 feet 3 inches,
100 pounds. blue eyes. brown hair,
scar on right wrist; wearing brown
skirt and jacket, brown galoshes
with fur tops. brown shoes, gray
tweed coat; missing from 2l2 In.
diana avenue NV. since January 8.
Robert Kennedy, 13, 4 feet. 80
pounds. blue eyes. sandy hair:
wearing brown trousers, sweater
and shoes; missing from 327 Thir.
teenth street Sc. since yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Defense ToIks Announced

Instructions on the handling Of
incendiary bombs will be given by
members Of the Silver Spring Vol
unteer Fire Department at q meet
ing of the Silver Spring Citizens
Association at 8 O'Clock tonight at
the dispensary building. A demon
stration Of the departments re-
suscitator will also be given.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Red Cross War Fund
Drive Gets $4,000
Anonymous Gift
District Chapter Reports
Wide Response; More Big
Contributions Listed

The District Red Cross today re-
ported widespread public response to
the call for contributions 70 the
Red Cross war fund drive
Large donations have helped to
swell the total, including one Of
$4,000 from an anonymous source
announced last night. Other large
gifts listed were $500 from Lans-
burgh & Bros. American Security &
Trust Co., $4,000; j. 8. Flannery,
$154; Sociedad Espanola, $50, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith,
Pepsi Cola Suburban Club Bottling
Co., Margaret L. Hayes, F.. D. Nc
Kenney and Lafayette Lodge No.
10, F. and A. NJ, 500 each.
L0dge Gift HonOrs Bomb Victim.
The lodges gift was In memory
OF one of its members, Walter B.
Blount, who lost his life in the
bombing of Manila.
District war fund headquarters,
2020 Massachusetts avenue NV,
itself reported 100 per cent in stan
contributions. At the Hamilton Ho-
Evening star., 1942-01-13

The inside story OF the seizure
OF the North Atlantic islands of
st. Pierre and MiQuelor is told
here, in the first of a series of
articles, by the only correspond
ent uho accompanied the naval
expedition OF Free French forces
who occupied the Vtchy-gouerned
islands on December "a. After
1Uriting the first reports on the
islands seizure and the plebiscite
there, the correspondent has re-
turned to NeW York to tDrite this
uncenSOred series.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
w. al. PIuns Summer School

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. Is R.-
Washington and Lee University de-
cided yesterday to conduct a 1912
summer session Of II weeks as its
part in accelerating the education of
Americas young men.
Evening star., 1942-01-13

Humidity for Last a. Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest, 72 DER cent. at 8 an. today.
Lowest. - Der cent. At p.m. yesterday.
Weather IN Various Cities.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Congress in Brief
TODAY.

Senate:
In recess.
House:
Naval Committee hears Admiral
Stark on general naval situation.
Committee starts consideration OF
small business problems.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Report

FURNISHED y
viciniyFa tonight
Temperature SLIGHTLY below freezing gentle winds
Evening star., 1942-01-13

The United States Coast Guard
needs men between the ages Of ID
and 81.
Evening star., 1942-01-13

Potomac 6nd Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry; Potomac clear At Great
Falls today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
.Haskins Named
Firm Officer

The election of Lewis II. Has
kins as a vice president Of Reaume
q Silloway, Inc, was announced
Saturday by Leonard p. Reaume,
president of the company.
Haskins, who joined the firm a
year ago, has been serving as man.
ager of the Stott Building for
Reaume. receiver of the building,
Haskins has had broad expert
ence in the management of office
buildings, commercial properties
and apartment houses. He has also
built many buildings.
Haskins is secretary of the De.
troit Real Estate Board, a past
chairman OF the boards manage
ment division and a director of the
Realty Owners and Operators AS.
ISOLATION and the Better Govern.
ment Council. He also holds mem
bership in the Building Owner.
and Managers Association and the
Institute Of Real Estate Manage
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
NOU Is the Time to Make
Needed Repairs on Home

'auire checking after the long sea-
sonal service.
IL is wise also 10 remember that
a great deal of time is spent in
doors during the winter months,
with the result that interiors re-
ceive a considerable amount OF
wear and damage. Painted wall
surfaces and wallpaper require
treatment.
Furnaces and heating equipment
should be given attention and any
repairs necessary made immedl-
ately before the heating system is
closed up for the summer months.
1t is particularly important not
70 neglect home repairs during
this national emergency. Most
metals and other materials on the
critical list are becoming lncreas-
ingly difficult to obtain.
Funds 10 make necessary home
repairs may be obtained from lend
ing institutions qualified by the
Federal Housing Administration
to make such loans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Lawson 10 Address
EDRA Meeting

Gerald K. Lawson will discuss
the procedure of state land board
sales at next Tuesdays luncheon
meeting of the Eastern Detroit
Realty Association at Northeast
ern YMCA. The luncheon begins
at 1915 p. m, and the program
starts at 12:45. Russell d. Irwin,
IEDRA program chairman, will
preside. The associations board
of directors will hold its May
meeting next Thursday evening
at $50 at the home of Arthur l..
Himself. 1888 Drexel avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

This is the time of year when
home owners should make a care
full, check of their properties for
any needed repairs. Usually after
the winter season there are score
of repairs and requirements that
will be necessary.
Such repairs and requirements
should be taken care OF imme-
diately. II neglected. they will be-
come doubly expensive 10 make
and may even spread 10 other
parts of the house.
Loose shingles. loose steps and
loose bricks should be discovered
and repaired or replaced before
they cause serious damage.
Downspouts and cutters are
particularly susceptible TO the
rigors Of winter weather and re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
DOOrknObS
Here's Suggestion to Add
Unique Decoration

With most metal accessories mol
longer obtainable, painted door,
knobs and keyhole plates add Al
note of unique decoration to many
rooms and are especially welcomed'
when the fixtures are old and wor
looking.
Coat them first with enamel and
when dry. apply the design WITH
a fine camels hair brush. Coiors
or black and white may be used
as preferred, and the decoration
should, of course, be in keeping
with the room scheme.
Flowers or Old English initials
are attractive in living or bed
room, and a boat, pilots wheel. or
other sporting motif ties in well
with a game room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Assessors Will
Hear Holmes

II. P. Holmes, president Of II. ?.
Holmes, Inc, will address dinner
meeting OF the Southeastern Michi-
gan Chapter OF the National AS
ISOLATION OF Assessing Officers at
$50 p. m. next Wednesday.
The meeting will be held al Joe
Viewers Cafe, 135 West Lafayette
avenue. Holmes, former president
of the American Institute Of Real
Estate Management Will discuss
rent control and its effect upon
the valuation Of property from the
viewpoint Of the property manager.
Thomas Corcoran. member Of
the city board OF assessors, will
preside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Loan Groups Report
jump in Resources

Forty-nine savings. building and
loan associations. members OF the
United States Savings and Loan
League, gained more than $1,000
900 each in resources during 1871,
the league reported Saturday.
Ten of them increased more than
81. 100000 each and one $1,000
900 and one 100000 net gain
were reported. This was the
largest number OF associations 10
gain S1,0O0,000 in one year since
the depression, II. F. Cellarius,
Cincinnati, secretary-treasurer OF
the league. pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Schultz AffiIiates
With Toynton Office

Otto G.. Schultz, vice president
OF the United Northwestern
Realty Association, is now asSo-
ciated with Ralph f. Toynton in
Toynton's branch office at 1920
West Seven-Mile road, ii was an.
nounced Saturday. This office
specializes in the sale Of Keim-
Way Woods property.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
WoIfston in CHARGE
Of UNRA Meetinq

J. Warner Wolfston will be In
charge of next Thursdays luncheon
meeting of the United Northwest
ern Realty Association at Fisher
|YMCA. Several speakers will dis
|cuss problems affecting the real
lestate business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
OF THE cR0PL00K These USED CAR BARGAINS OVER TODAY
Camp Tra,Iers

COUlp TditeTS
ALL SIZES. MODELS, rRlCEs
Streamlite-Mayne-L
indian .Eiminar
TRAILER TRAVEL 90.
East-2s4l Fast jefferson
West-25Iil Grand River, az 1-Mlle road
5l3OO Mich. ave, mr.. ipsilapu
Big Selection Used rra'lers !, 1898 Up
CAMP TRAILER Vacation special; SIS,
ful price. Shamrock l3i47 sehaeier
highway,
CLosEOL or GOOD CskD COACHES
iO64O GRATlOT OPP CITY AlRPOkI
COVERED WAGONS
An sizes two ana three ronms; blower
hester. lO0co spun glass insulation.
WATSON TRAILER SALES
5s2s F.. EIGHTMlLE, COR. MOUND
GLIDER, Covered Wagon. 40 traiIers 10
select from $3.50 down. $50 per month.
FAST SIDE-S-MlLE AT GRATIoT
W. S.-is6i9 w. Warren-l4567 Livernois
HOUSE trailer. l6-foot o. A. suitable for
2 year around home Reasonable In
quire Bower-Gordom Trailer Camp, $500
Elizabeth Lake Road, Pontiac.
LOANs-Ref'nd mousse tralers. Lloyd X.
Fast. Inc 3OiO +. Cd Blvd MA. Oi42
TRAILER parts. accessories. also repair
parts many other useful articles. Fed
era Trailer. l904g West warren. open
daily and sunday, SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
Automobiles Wanted
WILL PAY MORE


A fz=ffotR vufCauTzIuE service. Teas0uzbtv
Highest prices paid for used tires and
tubes $500 GRAND RIVER
COMPLETE tire service. guaranteed vui'
canizlng and recspping since 1929 Motor
City Tire Service. 3i3i -GFatiet- 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08

cars. Painted Low as Si9.s5
~ terms. Also humping service
STANDARD. 1851 GTatioL Cadillac S35s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08

WANT motorcycles or equities. Cash wait
ing Edw Kehoe Co. 1874 Grand River
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want 40
SeCtiOnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
FREE

Checkup on front end alignment and all
mechanical trouble. Dumping and painting
by factory methods. New tops and interior
trim. old prices while material lasts.
Earl's Collision Service
1O627 MACK LENoX 1884
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big SUNDAY Times Want Al
Sectlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
Auto Seruices-Accessories

SAFETY GLASS Installed white yoa wait.
81 Oh up. Look for the White Front. X.
a r. Auto Parts 1872 CAniff; TO. s-sl0f.
SPECIAL SALE-Late model tenders, 1885.
SO 40 IL Buck Chevrolet bumpers,
transmirsions installed. II. a r. Auto
Parts. 1912 Caniff. 40. S-sl07
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
NEGRO And White Workers Hear Pastor on Brotherhood
Jaw Helps


he tnp.oynsn, c. Negro women =
any sxCep; -s-.s. Jobs
Members o. ,he committee COZ.
cgetng iAsse rego,.A;.ons VIII
tae company save been Ensi Marcy
izifTra,lonsl representative AID
research c.-ectc- O. Ford Lccai
&c. Horace sheffield. cas.-nan o.
re sc-cz-cr c.ul.i-ss O. 1e pro-
c-ct.c- ,o---ry John CcryeSs.
oscar Noo.e .1isErs'ic-si rep-s-
sentative cs tie JAU-cl0 s-1 ny
SEX"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
Union Drops
Charge For
FIJI Suspect

-1s 41e.-.vs bck-t .. R-.gEs
.>sea 80 lAw-cic sss cse.csc <
,sss 70 sr..c- 81 C.1-g-s '1si w.
g. 1-Ar-.ts s.or s,s~z.c Q. ,-t
..a -ac 4Siee i nL,re- .1ss-
tez.zk L-4c- 1.-t<- wae- 1e
uAs stty- z he Sers- M..s-Etrt-
.t- .1ssese-ss- zsso<.aflc- z a.
e..ls. ~ seep re >sETc<s ,so-
Is t-ry--s ne So.c---er T--,5
-s.zg f.c.tc.
TIE cet.s0- Ess sr1oV csc ~
sss1 Fsts 1888. 5-ts.csz; ~,
s-ste- ga, me 5os-c vss IL 70
vat t-yax e .-sf..y Chk-c.ss 8
stt1- &C ia: ne s-oart approve
i1- sst.ter .sksr ~ 2 :. Thomas
tr-E,ic7G G- c- c-esittr: 2
1--s-c.-E rat >eg-ots ts s---.-
.e-es = - p-osec.
Sess-s ~tsks ags N.rg. Cha-s-
~ss ~ r1 - Fe1srs. AZ.
10y 81 sa-xss Q: set.i.o1s tc--
- -sry y s-sYs-; .sgz. occ- ps-ty
6. -. ,t-srai srctt.
Pea s'Ais- IA, Ire toar5s os-
scr rss 5ss4s G. iAe "a; ;stt
s-c.e-s stsA-cs.7 sIS.-e1
Mttra 90 rs sc,lfsfy = ..<
ss.ecs stszss t.'ire- ard rc-
asa : O us-.asrs vsre .ovo.vet
a-. "a, Ntzr1s- &C. not ~ %
rar c-sr -sis q. rs actic-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
kidnapping
Story Hoax
Gets Away In Cab
After Car Wrecks

Because police douhied rs sto-r.
Water NcGrucer. g. as Narfeld.
Vas ae.l Mc1tsy sor investigator
stsal.rE csr
NcGrIcsr. VIC i employed q. a
rsfk.nr ioi CT Bas.ty. tod police
~Aki he lad bss1 kit-arVed sun
day ererirg ~nlis 3; work. s.uxgec
on tie bead wth Blum: ins,ru-
meat. ard taken .os r.ce BY tAree
white men.
he said - Vas Eroggy from the
blow and tid 70, regain complete
corscicusre<s ar;il IL vas released
~ the men ca Grs1d River. near
Harrison. he hsLed iax.cab anc
returned 20 tie let.
His story stood ~ uzili Deiec.
sizes wallace Williams and Rex
Smith. Of ihe Special investlEst.on
squad. wtn; ou. 70 Investigate. !;
was then the story crumpied.
Tie oriceFs learned that the car
in which NcGrude- had been rid
INK had been involved = an acct
dent a. Crald River snd Harri-
sou. aid that McCrIcer left the
car and hal.et a iaxicab.
TIE car. bearing ker'rcky T.
cense. - owned BY white ma.
llv!1g IA WAYNE. Mich.
The officers were unable 70 End
ary person who had seen the four
white men leave the Michigan the.
ate, walked across the street. Stag
McS-roer bundle hin IN the car
and drive away.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09

bath rom where she vas Joined BY
he- Husband
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
HASTINGS
DISTURBANCE


po.sky ard Pau. Ericscn q The
Ply squad. and hslc to- TIE shoot
.ng @. Rol..n-
Less han az hour later Eerbe-,
Browr g. 5sI Cratc- was II ihs
restaurant q Harry jcnes. IS
White. q $40 woodward. 81 81.
Hzsfrgs 1-c became involved i
az Argument over tae shoe ting o.
Rorla 5y kafcAs During he heGi
o. he argcnsn. Jcres pulled q re-
voivs- ron = drawer a-c threat
ensi Bfoua-
wni.s J1res WAS tc.1.-r TIE re-
vc.re- CT Brow tao rs'ro.uen.
zcts,g the cxturtAncs - they
pssssc tszs il AID arrested jones
~ asyrg a. u--sg.s.e-f- gur-
A. he c-ictfs wt-s ,skrE Jo.ss
iron re -tsiAlrss; ,zrge crowd.
vhiSA FAD gathered s--rsc fer
ws-c h.r..r stones ara sTlcks
Po..ce called so- Atr ~, ee.c'e
reinforcement could awe he
crowd lad brcke- w-1oEs sn3s1.
e iss furniture r1ee .ee cssa
-sEs,t- ard set Re ss'shlsAMt-t
o. 1se -1s &c vas -: out before
8. cr.t Go Sc 90 DAMAGE
Ssrs-s. :. -s=sr az. brsts,c-
IS -s-s .-,--sc --@s- ,-s ss--sEe
G. s.-ss ard t-c.s 'A-cr-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
d1iIi1F I6oaZa!

-se zt- = service have s7oks-.
4 rc..rE :ses-,.y Z camps ..so-EA-
CT. re to-z,-y es.-gs e .gA; re
.ss. TIA 2sz C. So- Ike 70 sss
rc-e- = dark c-ss dresses T-sy
DO Ike co.o- sregra 70 s..gA:s-
- .1t- rc-.. C. k1Ak-
-h-s c-..e zs.E,s..y ;Asz .As
KEY 20 ;o-sys :ssA.cz r!kt-.s IS
cclo--Esy .gcrkt.1g ct.o- q
-aks IS ZEE. .v--g A-1 ots--
;..-
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2.tss.y cyes5csTG .c- ;Ae love y
co ost-. .rocks Su1 accessories la
srs sAs~r y a.. re shcss yos j
va: % make csrta.n "a. yoas
EAR Is .ook.-E - yoI'l:1. hes.
Tee sczbs,s.o- Q. tr.Et; patterns
AZ. gray La = INDONE-F and
c1= i1t' i1s-ks . re -s-at.e lar
dyes c. re -4rse.. car ~ ayr .s-
s--cy ~ consulting yol- 1ez--s
sao7 AZ Etit.ax 8. ie-s-sc - z
,-s eve y1u a. xc-'a.-. 4 4
a. yo- 1-se re A-l VIA yo-- Ear
restored . - c-.E.-a. oe1-ty YOU \
TO- c-tv ock ycl-rsr e-t ac.usi y
tes- rc-t..-. z-d czse.1z ero-Ea
- ss $50 gcrE%c-s c<-c-s-
i-sss s1d 70 o., Hl1 60 yc-r par
q tr.sa's- - 'ae 1cs.io-.
-1 ytA- vo. .4vs re vIsss,
Imaginable t1es G, ssn .ock.-z
coi,rs .rs- vtfn - chocss yo4-
-cst comp iirs1;try color. Arc Ike
seefe. s--1s. 20 mater wh.th 700
Goose y,GTe oc-11 % bs s1sr.iy
dressed
Pers az..y re Xxx us good
.1l-g ia. cheerful c.st1es have
1as..v t.n.s .1ta t1tis o~- Ggae
ars lie days vAe1 re AAg1; {.
tatta- az scJlist.c2,lca mean. a
coug s;slf black oltf; from head
% To- s-1 .o- MS Ve are ftzrk-
- We l4vs- tit .hirk a as.iol
dressed &, morning rss psr;isa-
.s-.y .rs1 l-st.orsi % s-y cause 70
nzfir- 11v g-es-
:. cts .eok Esy ard gallant
Red 's45s iae .asaio- psfsce. and
tightly j. should because f0E gs1-
srsfcas set h1s syn boil7ed cogr-
Ers-tre i1.lE si he women Q.
A-er.rz have There are still kinds
q, reds 2 ssisr' frou-bright red
F4rena1s ged Stop red and mary
o,aers-a'i tre bright ard frus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
Grant Family

lieve !; was tia which caused k.u
70 leave without telling Us TIA. be
VAS going THIS was cary IL FEB
rgary~
Mack. who had been a victim o.
n.rinEi'.s IN his early youth, vas
q brilliant student. &c; or.y IS a
musician. but a. a bookkeeper and
accountant.
And then cane Ire heavy blow
Friday two o. the sisters died AZ
Edyfhe X. Thomas hospital. dsy
a.tss they were admitted from thslr
home where they became 81 after
eating some salmon salad. They
we're Phyllis, 70. stucea; a,
Wayne university. and Loilole 70.
a music instructor for the depart
ueni OF recreation.
The girls we're preparing 20 az
iend the demonstration BY women
a; Olympia last Thursday n.gh,
when they were stricken. TIE FAM
y physician was called in By Ire
parents Thursday evening and Ne
ordered the two girls removed 70
The hospital Loiloie died Friday
morning a; - aid Phyllis Friday
evening a. e.s5
Fr-efzi services To- he ,vc
Eirie were held wednesday a,.s-.
noon from s. Cyprian Episcora,
Church. irisrnenf was IL Dt;-o,.
Memorial Park cemetery.
Dr1hzr. who "a a member az the
band AZ For. Sill. where he's STA
TONED. returned 10 De;roi. 70 a.
tend he las, rites az his sisters
But Mack was not ;Aers. and ~
absence cast another shadow c.
dispa.r ave- re family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
+ RHEUMATIC PAIN
sAs You poslEs AND HOPING
Then prore - ~oArtelf Eh1f effee-
tire resalfs .ou caa get nos
xifh this medicine
For Entire Family

Der vcc- cv- r3r --~1-c e .vsf1-ce
res-s hs~e e. ,ysd Nl.- ~ ,r.r r-s-d
rre Er-rS - -ss sc-rs-1 'rat Sr-s
vosS CT rts rae r.-- N3- vat
so- can 80 - ~ f---.-. Do
e ~ q, W.. - q t-'. e',' r.s- =
row. !: v7-s.-:.- s-1z =. mt :.v,r
O. --sc-'f- 1-.-s e: C-..s. SC s..
A. --.zr y .. - c-.--s1- ? -
c5ase r-.-s rs.---e1 !. -. s.@s..s--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09

-scs Then tecause Blue has always
ees- -a- 3 .aycr.;e color. wcre-
1ss Wezs * ,c;s and los q -;-1s
a.gs s13 yo-r choice c: bite ru1s
a. re vsy .-on baby Bike. ;hA'
soft de.icz.e EASEL blue that Is SC
cc-p .-us mary, 20 the ever pop-isr
Spr.-r s-t Simmer fsyorite. Nary
A.rs Per cur .ore o; TIE Itsh
vel proudly ~ear Kelly green =
VIVID sAs1e IA. Is crsmA;icsl.y
beautiful WITH red or white acces-
sores AID g. tsl-se ne Eo-gso1s
Tc-V.e SHADES can b cc-b.rsd VIZ
-1ary fo.ovs-, II even sar purple
"A; WIN bright RED Sewers aunt
y Yescasd CT ,op I'D = vas .ost-
ly Aro-ns- popuia- ccios we
hsYtrt sesn = great deal - ~
some .ine = ys.r~-Ard yt OK
seems . - the answer Tor a 'r.iy
csia'y feminine color ,hs; ne
uiii Ike o. cog-s - san me-
~e Ike The sro~y r-r.'y o. rA''s
,o- every rorsr. srt % hars re
-.N ENaA a.NA| a ga
peace nay have ~ az rsfari-r
- " a. Bssids< 'he-e g -o.A.ng
- .7veiy "a 8 frosty TAl's essen
BE CT s1l'-y tsy.
50 = yor hayent t-S'ents %
your ~srirobe re.-.is h.sa Tine
you did Rene nhe- ,ne women
rule he ro-aie Q. .he -a,'- SC
,sfs give ne nation s-mt.1 veal
y gallant ard gorgeous 70 ,ook ~
CT
what are your beauty prob
LEM? Write: Marie Downing.
Lariense Beauty Bureau. s5e9
Lindell Blvd ~. Louis. Me-
and she will be glad 70 answer
them. BE sure 70 enclose self
addressed. stamped envelope.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
Rev. Greer Says
No Peace Til We
Live Like Brothers
Rally Held
To Aid Double
Victory Program
BY JOHN COwIINe

Ssvs,z. hundred Ford workers
hcth co.cred s1c white. attended q
rally a, Lacy Thurman Branch
YwCA sunday afternoon. The raj
y hsc been called 20 support the
'Ur.,sd FosncFy Double Victory
Program
TIE Rev. Owen ~ Gree, pastor
c. ~; Owe. Methods, church.
Dearborn. was TIE principal speak
e.. ne verbally .A<hed racial dis
c..-inxilon ard intolerance s1d
called Tor 1n!sec eSort toward
ce.sz. q the AXIS powers
The speaker said that democratic
gCysrr-e-;s vi. VIII ire war. but
democracy nrsi start a; home
We are rci going 70 live in peace
ana. ne learn 70 live as brothers 4"
be sad !. ve C. 70; learn 70 i've
a. tr1ihe-s Il tbs democracy. then
Ne vi. fghi each cher
H stressed iae ~; that Ire laps
z1l Germans c1sr nothing n TIE
~ay q. democracy and have used
t.s -ats ISSUE q Re tinted Sia;es
a. ueS-s o; Ss;;.cE he sympathy
q. csk races a .he.- side.
Horace Z. sheffield Tor = number
G. years ac;ise in NAACP can
I4.Ers Is seeking The oSics o.
gres.de-i c, re prod-ctscn sosn-
e-y sncS.e.d = educational chair
TAI 70 he foundry ard an active
,-s-5s- c.;ae Ds.s-se Erpioyner,
-n.;,se 0. Ford Locs, 500. JAW
GO
Hosea yo-1r Is eeskirr he crice
g. -s-crai-g secretary. Others seek
tx crire are Roy K.rchec. vice
T-ss.Ls-. Charles James sergeant
'--a--s Bf-fs CHAMP guide:
AID E7es-. Byrd George Popp and
ORC Cg-s,c-. t-rs-sss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
Mrs. Rosa Cragg, Dent And Dig,
Reaffirm Charges Against Willis VA Al

Following denial by Willis r.
ward. Ford Enjoyment Office aid.
OF accusations made by Senator
Charles {. Digs TWO weeks ago,
two other members OF the commit
tee which talked with Ward at the
Ford plant last week, issued state
nsnis. vouching for the correctness
o. Dsggs' statement OF the Interview
with ward.
The TWO latest statements come
from Attorney Francis NJ. Dent and
Mrs. Rosa Gragg, president OF the
Detroit Association OF Womens
clubs and local Civilian Defense
aid.
Mrs. Grsgg tod a Tribune report
sr Tuesday thai Ward said that
oniy single Negro women would be
considered for the jobs az the VIII
.ow RUE bomber plant. regardless
o. their qualifications. lie also
stated. according 10 Mrs. Crsgg.
that no policy had been worked
on; IN regard 70 the hiring OF color
ed women. and that the Sojourner
Truth controversy was the reason
co.ored women had not been hired
when white women were employed.
According 10 the statement. Ward
said there would be no colored
women OF tie personnel sian and
tia. VIXEN the hiring starts he and
Donald Nafshsi. viii handle The
colosed men AID women.
Attorney Der; quoted Ward as
ssy.-g 10 pans bad been worked
OFT IL regard % employment OF co.,
cred women. and tina. the company
vas rsoe.virg and filing all sppli-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
Murder Suicide
Continued from page j.

bath room where she was .o.1si BY
hsr husband
Kicked Door open
Charles Wh.ghau. brother Q. the
yourg wife. went 70 the bath room.
6u: found the door locked. AZ he
turned away and started toward
the kitchen be heard four shots
fred II rapid succession.
Rushing hack 20 TIRE bath room
Charles kicked the door open and
saw his sister ard her husband
sprawied On the floor He picked
his sister I'D. and with the AISLE
iarce az another brother. Arthur,
$50 =. kirby. rushed her 20 TIE Re-
cs.virE hospital 81 private car.
Henderson was taken 70 the hos
pitsi in a police car from CAnae.d
station.
The brothers % the wife said
Henderson had told her parents
tha. he vas going 70 Kill her and
then kill himself.