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Evening star., 1943-08-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GENERAL STORE nearby Va; wonderful
opportunity for couple. easy terms to re
soaa sponsble party. Telephone Falls Church
BEAUTY SHOP for. sale, established 10
Alexandris, Va: modern equipment: COM
count i'll health. Box 14s-v. Star
10 MI. Washington on Washington -Balti-
more more blvd., near Laurel business and
Bahs Bbfss qdn h0as snd
e over 0 9 $500 nn mo ncome phons snd
all modern conveniences. If you mean
S1oS bgsinesS gTite or telephone for information
NV, NA, 563s. evenings and SUNDAYS,
Mr.. Cunningham, Ex. s572.
FOR SALE-At nearby Washington Army
cession; good reason for selling; or will
consider partner with experience. Box So
V, Star. 49,
EXPERIENCED BUSINESSMAN. with own
listings, modern once building, would like
to contact few firms desiring personal con-
ssns New o snsscfb Ysff so. S %
WILL SACRIFICE Investors Syndicate
Certificate twenty per cent discount cash
paid in. ordway 1894 after EVENINGS
TAILOR. experienced, to take over mill
tary tailor shop, near Army post; no in
vestment will guarantee good income:
easy to handle, Phone Adams 1879. l5'
BEAUTY SHOP for sale In CHEVY Chase
section D. c. For information call Emer-
son a726 IS.
VALET SHOP, excellent business, best ne
location. established 90 yrs: modern living
quarters; priced for quick sale. Apply 1920
II st. ne,
BARBER SHOP. 3 chairs, good business:
owner must leave. will sacrifice. 1897
Ga. ave. NV. IL
RESTAURANT AND BAR, newly remodeled
sales daily, $3.50 UPWARD; owner 90 years
same place retiring; excellent profits; good
lease. Box 195-V. Star
TOURIST CAMP, RT. /,
: acres sround. u COTTAGES with IS rooms.
modern sewage, heat and water. trailer
space; coffee shop rented. 500 month
1907 rented to permanent guests for about
$500 per month; priced to sell quickly;
10000 cash; easy terms WI. 1897.
Opportunity of Lifetime
To buy grocery store for price of fixtures
only. present owner was doing excellent
business no help troubles; ine for a couple
good living quarters; only $50, terms
bn3 9TH 10"
Evening star., 1943-08-14
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

wANTED-25 horses suitable for riding
school, immed: saddles brides, busgies or
runabouts, ponies, harness, etc: also COW
horses boarded reasonably: beautiful bride
path through historic Maryland; flreplaces
for roasting. Eyergreen Ranch Saddle Club
1h nj. D. C. line 5sOS Livingston I'd. Sc
Bus to ranch. Locust 8a6-J-1.
THoRoUoHBREDs. and years oId oIa
sound work and saddle horses. double
set of harness. harrow. VIM: Barr. 2001
Harrison st North. Arlington. Va. 10
sIWsys so pri1assv Maaf oWnsd o9 ssss 0'0
for lady or man; at farm, Annapolis juno
ton, Md. Phone Waterloo TAI.
MULES, ponies, work and riding horses,
buggies, carriages basket pony carts,
harness, all kinds Of saddles, new and used.
everything for a horse. Straw rides by
hour Rear 136 18th st. sc. TR. a0l1
SHETLAND PONY. saddle and BRIDE S65.
Ivy 1871.
SOW and six s-month- old pigs. Phone
CO. 0021.
ENGLISH SADDLE, in perfect condition;
one Pelham double rein bride. two snafhe
bit brides. Rockville 34s. IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
DOCTORS WARN
CONSTIPATED FOLKS
ABOUT LAZY LIVER

constipation Ia ofarn accnunns u':>s by
many scomforts-headaOfi es. iack OF
energy and mental dizziness being but
n few. And here's good advicel
For years n noted Ohio Doctor. DR..
+. M. Edwards, successfully relieved
scores OF patients from constipation
with his famous DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets-now sold by druggists from
coast TO coast.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable,
are wonderful They not only gently
yet thoroughly cleanse the bowels but
ALSO stir up liver bile flow. Test
their<oodneSS TONIGHT 20 feel "tip-
top" In the morning. l5f. 30f. coz.
Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
GILMAN or PLANS

Friday nights dinner. which in
augurafes this national campaign.
climaNeS preparations started last
Nav when Co-ordinator Rockerfel-
Ter went before the national eX-
ecutive committee Of the Legion
In indianapolis
Thereafter, representatives OF
the co-ordlnator's office were in
vlted 10 numerous state Conven-
tons and IN September AnbaSsa-
dor Colon Alfaro Of Ecuador. was
a guest az the national ConVen-
ton IN Omaha, representing all OF
the Latin American nations sup
porting the Allies IN the war.
The convention ordered the
promotion of western hemisphere
solidarity be made an important
part Of the Legion program for
the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
UNUSUAL FOR THEM

The formal dinner. literally
sprinkled with the gold braid OF
admlralS and generals, is de-
scribed by Legion spokesman as
"a departure from American Le-
gion custom" It's purpose IS
stated thus
TO impress upon the guests
from the American republics
that ncighbOrliness is Ia be
more than an official policy,
and that the Legion through its
1000 posts and 100000 mem
berS proposes To make the Gus
toms. aspirations, language, arts,
and commercial development of
all North and South America
more widely known 10 the peO-
-Pla-af= the H4t@-a- >tat---. :, -
Plans arc gong ahead for an
intensive educational campai ign
centercd about the Legion posts
throughout the nation with inter-
American nights and other activi-
ties 10 promote an understanding
Of all OF the Americas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Inter-Amerildn
Friendship, Plan
Of Legion Meet
BY DAVID CAMELON -
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The
full weight of the American
Legion's 1,250,O00 members will
be thrown into a nationwide cam
paign to give life and human
meaning TO inter-American friend
ship at a scintillating dinner at
Washington Mayflower Hotel
Friday night.
The dinner will be a tribute TO
the ambassadors of all of the
American republics who have
Joined the United Nations in OPP
posing the Axis powers, and the
host will be Warren II. Atherton,
the Legion's national commander.
Speakers at this inter-American
dinner. accentuating the recipro-
cal value of the good neighbor
policy among all the Americas,
will include Nelson Rockefeller,
co-ordinator of inter-American
affairs; and Senior Don Francisco
Castillo Najera, Mexican ambassa-
dor TO the United States.
OTHER SPEAKERS
Other speakers will include Sen
ator Alben Barley, majority
leader Of the Senate: Senator
Wallace White, acting minority
leader: Speaker Sam Raybtfn of
the House and Rep. Joseph w.
Martin Jr Of Massachusetts.
House minority leader. Assistant
Secretary of State Breckenridge
Long will represent Secretary OF
State Hull
The keynote of the meeting will
be one Of mutual benefits. Accent
will be placed upon the contribu-
tions that other American nations
have made 10 the security Of all
the AmericaS-the United States
included-since Pearl Harbor.
Nothing Will be lacking 10 con-
vince the representatives Of the
rest Of the Americas OF the sin
cerliV ~ the Legion in advanc-
Ing the cause of inter-American
friendship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

Here are Just few Of the lovely
robes and neqiqees that Fedora S
are offering TO hurried, horriea
and worried shoppersl Here IS life
color and style in super abundaoce
combined with The wonderfu
warr7+r she needs These chit H
times! A fine collection Of Che
niles. Quilts, Neqligees Rayon
Suedes. all in the graceful, flowing
designs that are 50 fIatterioq ana
The glowing colors that seem 10
have . warmth Of their own! 4
fine, practical gift. one that keeps
her as warm as her smile for YOU
Sizes 2 10 ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

most difficult jobs as well as the
minor ones with equal determi-
nation and hope Of succeeding.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aqparius-Hope you are fired
with enthusiasm and won't be
diverted from getting on with
work by trivial things. Don't
dodge unpleasant tasks, they
become less difficult when you
tackle them Immediately; get
them oat of the way with a
SIN e. u
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Don't worry If returns
aren't Forthcoming Immediately
from work, investments ct sales.
This is swell period for MAX
ing Roadway of lasting value.
lettering your position all
round. Good news shown!
A CHILD born ON tbs day:
Tenacity, adherence to fine prin-
ciples. belief in nobler things
strongly entrenched in this fine
person. Wholesome fun, good
humor are highiightS. with a
wonderful memory, keen imagi-
nation, and perhaps literary
ability. Can sway people by It's
intelligence and sincerity. Must
overcome tendency to worry
and indulge moods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Archbishop
Seeks Union
Of Americas
BY CONCHITA SEPULVEDA
PIGNATELLI

MEXICO CITY, July 20
There are some personalities
that make an unforgettable inn
preston. vivid and kaleido-
scopic. with myriad of facets.
Such is that of His Excel
lency. the RI. Rev. Luis NJ.
MARTINEZ, archbishop of Mexico.
His face is striking. his man
ner impressive. and he radiates
intelligence and charm. which
combine with humility and I'M
Outstanding. Accessible TO all
his flock in every stratum. he
knows and loves them, is an in
comparable shepherd.
/ had a most delightful hour
with him. and he was great
inspiration. One OF his greatest
aims is union OF the Americas"
spiritually and materially. His
Excellency spoke highly Of our
own Archbishop John J. Can't
well of Los Angeles. whom he
admires and eulogizes for his
ability, and he reminisced with
great Joy Of Archbishop Can't
wells visit 10 Mexico last year.
II is interesting TO note that
Hospicio Cantwell was named
after him.
The archbishop of Mexico is a
widely travelled man and has. OF
late been making tours Of Cen
trial and South America. His
purpose is 10 bid the hierarchy
of these lands 10 the golden lu-
hffee Of the coronation of the
virgin OF Guadalupe, patron
saint of the Americas, which Is
scheduled for l945.
Even now great preparations
are IN the making The hssiiiea
of Guadalupe. cathedral that
houses the sacred image Of the
virgin. will be in gala attire II
is truly an occasion 10 antlcl-
pate with enthusiasm.
] left His ENcellcncy after
one Of the most fascinating
hours il has ever been my
pleasure 10 spend Kissing his
ring, the sign Of high office IN
The Catholic Church ] walked
out into the Sunlit Zocalo Of
Mexico City with the fCdIIZ8-
ton that / had met and talked
with one Of the world ; great
and holy men.
Ny first visit 10 Mexico after
more than score Of years IS
proving much like Pandora S
box. save that all the surprising
things that fly forth are delight
full and benign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Mrs.. Erwin
Visits Son
In Ontario

MRS. SID A. ERWIN. preSi-
dent Of the Detroit Women S
Council of the Navy League,
and Miss Rita Roney have re-
turned from Kingston, Ont,
where they spent a week with
Mrs Erwin's son, 1t. Sid l..
Erwin, who is stationed at
Barriefeld, the Canadian Ord
nance Corps training ceRtar-
It. Erwin was in the L. S.
Navy He resigned in 1871 to
90 10 Canada and was loaned by
the Chrysler Co. TO the Cana
dian government for special
gunnery work.
In March this year he joined
the Canadian forces 10 continue
work on armament and in April
at the Brockville officers train
ing center, received his COM
mission as a second lieutenant.
On July 10 he was commits
stoned a first lieutenant
1t. Erwin expects to leave in
a few weeks for England 10 be
assigned a staff position.
DR.. AND MRS. G. T. PAT.
RICK of Morrison street are
spending a brief vacation in
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

MARCH II TO APRIL %
Artes-A big improvement
over yesterdays indications.
You should speed things up, aim
to increase your output. Make
every effort to do better than
ever. New endeavors equally
favored with more familiar mat
ters. Personal advancement pos
sible.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus 49, Excellent influences
from Sun, Mercury and Pluto
suggest fullest cooperation in
all trades, professions and in
dustry of vital Importance to-
day Your pishety-NeHas nat
in benehc aspect urges care IN
personal conduct, close atten-
ton 70 matters.
MAY 2f TO JUNE Fl
G. emip i-Benehc, generous,
aspects. All mental work. scien-
tific research. difficult problems
equally sponsored with trades
and laborious tasks You per
sonally can make Roadway in
whatever yoa tackle.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 20
Cancer-Money gains. honest
profits, betterment through
trades. sound real estate buys.
necessary expansion are among
today's favored. You may try
the unusual, go farther out on
the limb than ordinarily.
July p TO AUG. p
Leo-Sheuld be m n b ! e
period to all worthwhile efforts
toward success. Gains to be had
in essential trades and indus
tries, manufacturing and ham
ding needed machinery, tools.
commodities. Camoufage and all
odd work for war purposes espe-
cially sponsored.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
VIRGIN an artistic profess
sion, working at surgery, medi-
cine. i'm a journalistic field. play
writing. in m or pictures,
gains can be made.
SEPT. - TO OCT. %
Libra-The money end Of BUSH
ness is prominently favored by
beneic influences. You can gain
-head~sy and receive -remunera--
ton for clever work. indus
triouSneSs. Fine day on whole.
OCT. % TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Generally suspicious
day. You can run the gantlet
Of your clever, imaginative mind
for new ways and means to bet,
ter workmanship output and
anything else you can do to help
present great needs.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
S0gittarivs - Engineering in
an its branches, shipbuilding,
economics, dealing in important
essentials, handling war Jobs are
especially under benehc aspects.
One Of your best days, make the
most Of IT,
DEC. % TO Jan. n
CopricorB-Both personal and
employment matters sponsored
by good tendencies. Tackle the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

HOWS YOUR victory garden
doing? All right, we hope. From
our window, they look pretty
prosperous, but don't forget,
victory gardeners. that when a
gardens at its best is when the
bugs move in c'mon we all
they say soups on.
It's the spraying and dust
ing season. Do you know what.
TO do about II?
To help you with this and
other garden problems, The De-
troit Times has A Victory
Garden booklet, which you may
obtain az our service counter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Meet in Victory Gardens

ALL CROSSE POINTE fashionabes these summer
evenings after early dinner in their victory gar
dens
They by odds the gayes places this way.
said prominent matron
What with fighting potato bugs weeds rabbits and
pheasants. life is most exciting" -.
II f. Kay Ford understand who started me
moth ball for rabbits
They don't like the smell the rows of Swiss
chard succuent vegetables decorated
with moth balls
AS a result . one cannot buy any moth balls.
the moths are probably having feast the woolens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Miss Richards
Tro+h Disclosed

Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICK
J. RICHARDS of Carson ave-
nue. announce the engagement
of their daughter, Peggy Ann,
and Pfc. John c. McCabe III,
son Of Maj. and Mrs. Charles
j. McCabe of Prairie avenue.
Miss Richards attended the
University of Michigan, where
she studied dramatics. Pfc.
McCahe attended the Univer-
sity of Detroit. where he was
a member Of Magi Fraternity
and the Little Theater Group.
=RetA=aseA members of Catholic
Theater of Detroit and have
done professional work in local
theaters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Lunch TO Honor
Betty Beyster

A LUNCHEON and shower
will be given tomorrow at the
Women's City Club by Mrs.
s. Clayton of Coyle avenue
and Mrs. j. Bertram Bell of
Terry avenue honoring bride
elect Betty Beyster Twenty
guests have been invited.
Miss Beyster. the daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. William Beyster
of Wildemere avenue, is en-
gagged to Cadet Harry Kenney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Robert James
Enters Service

ROBERT WILLIAM JAMES,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reese +.
James Of Hillcrest road, Crosse
Pointe Farms. left this morning
for training with the merchant
marine.
Another son, Tech. Sgt. Rich
ard f. James, is at Yale Uni
VerSitY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Party Honors
Betty Danahey

MISS BETTY DANAHEY
was honored Saturday evening
at Spinstpr dinner given by
her sister, Miss Barbara Dana
hey and Miss Betty Anne
Greening in the latter'S home in
Hawthorne road in Crosse
Pointe Woods. Miss Danahey
will be married to John Nicholl
on July "a.
Marjorie Lovely entertained
at another party in honor of the
bride-elect on Friday evening in
her home in Ivanhoe avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Two in Charge Each Day

THE CENTER will be OPT every day from 10 to g..
nth members charge each day assisted by juniors
Mrs Richardson has been delegated TO the senior
workers and Mrs. Charles Beeching the juniors
Mrs Frederick will be charge Wednesday after
this week and Mrs Beechng and Mrs Herbert Man
dell Friday
Mrs George Villerot and Mrs. C. DuCharme have vol
unteered for Monday mornings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Mrs. Jewett in East

COMINGS AND GOINGS of Mayfartes
- Mrs Harry NJ. Jewett round Of visits in the
Mrs Edward A. Bachelor Jr has returned from short
visit with Ned who is stationed at Fl Leonard Wood
Dean Luckng and his daughter. Laviah. are back IN
several weeks stay at their home in
the Les Cheneaux Islands. N.
1t Grant Eddy Armstrong here few days leave
with his uncle Henry Irwin Armstrong Jr. of Van Dyke
place
Mrs. -Dillman who spent few days last week at
her Crosse Pone residence has returned to Dayton o. where
her son, Maj Horace Dodge is Stationed.
Mrs. Diman had her house guest her son-inaw....
Timothy Godde...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

THE AWVS barter and exchange
Kercheva road and Hall place Crosse Ponte Farms
Got off to fine start Monday morning with
brisk exchange of lettuce chad and butter beans
Commute members there early open the attractive
little center and have everything shipshape
Mrs Clarence Fox raking up the lawn and then
got down her knees TO dig weeds and grass of
walk
Mrs Frederick W. Richardson drove up carrying a
basket of crisp lettuce from garden
den flowers and containers with which she decked
porch. -.
And Mrs c. B. DuCharme was hanging the scales
the doorway. symbolic of barter and balance
Mrs. Claude Mulkey. general chairman and Mrs. VIII
liam E. Arnoldy helping to arrange the counters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Exchange Units Determined

MRS. FREDERICK CLIFFORD FORD pedaed up on her
bicycle.
Mrs. Ford. .ChaTrmaH tine or
AWNS. which sponsoring the project to prevent
victory gardens chalked up the blackboard
official report of produce and units Of exchange
Three units of lettuce butter beans and Swiss chard
which plentiful this week will be exchanged for units
of bees and and only unit Of peas which
at present ...
We shall get a weekly report of crop yield from typical
group victory gardens schedule it,.
said Mrs. Ford.
Mrs. Lambert Milestone responsible for getting this
official report. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Goes TO Summer Home

MRS. HUBERT oBRIEN left yesterday for her summe
home Lake Michigan and her return in the fal
will go New York. live with her daughter Dorothy.
Mrs. OBren understand has sold her house in Semi
mole
Mrs. Percva Dodge and Nancy all packed up.
waiting for the moving and will leave this week
Mr. Dodge in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Memo to Victory Gardeners

in the lobby OF The Detroit
Times Building, or it will be
mailed TO you.
Send TEN CENTS TO The De-
troit Times Home Institute, De-
roit Times, Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Care of Spread

BEDSPREADS WHEN ironed
should be ironed the long way
10 avoid stretching entirely out
Of shape. Candlewick and che
nile spreads need no ironing
lust shake out and brush when
dry.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-08-25

taken over by government in the
interests of national safety.
1t is even stranger for leaders
of organized labor to advocate
government ownership of indus
try on the ground of monopoly.
ANY industry that is monopoly
can be regulated or otherwise
controlled by law. On the other
hand, unions have demonstrated
their ability to wreck private in
dustry, just as htey have demon
strated their power to say when,
where and how millions of pri-
vate citizens may make a living.
They exercise unregulated, mon
opolistic power over the most val
liable asset the nation possesses
= the skills of American work
men.
II this kind of monopoly pre-
walls, our days of individual lib
erty are numbered.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-08-25
RUINIOUS
MONOPOLY

The leaders of the nations lar
gest labor union, the United Au-
tomobile and Aircraft Workers.
CLIO, have asked the government
to take over and run basic pri-
the grounds that such industries
are "monopolistie" and strategic
vate industries after the war, on
ally necessary to the national
safety.
1t is strange thing for lead
ers in any branch of public or
private life to advocate further
government domination over the
individual in a nation that is
spending three or four hundred
billion dollars to crush govern
ment control over individuals in
other nations. They either do not
know what they are asking. o.
theya re deliberately advocating
state socialism = precisely the
same kind of MISUNDERSTANDING
socialism Americans despise.
1t is also strange to see those
leaders demanding specialization
of industry on the plea of STRAIT
egic necessity. This war is being
won because private industry, th'
plane and tax factories, the ship
yards, the coal and metal mines,
the oil, electric power and other
natural resource industries turn
ed to the task of building a war
machine from scratch with a do
or-die determination Success has
been achieved to an undreamed
of degree = success that has
been marrd by but one serious
incident over which management
had no control: The coal strike.
After industry has proved It's
ability to meet a war emergency
efficiently and quickly. it is pure
hypocrisy to demand that 1t be
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-08-25
Discrimination IS
Subject Of Study

HAIR TFoRD. Conn. =
Gov. Raymond Baldwin has nam
ed a 10-man committee to inves-
tigate charges of racial diserimi-
nation in war and other indus
tries In Connecticut.
The committee, authorized by
the Legislature. is charged with
investigating the possibility Of
affording equal opportunity of job
training and with compiling
facts concerning discrimination
in employment, violation of civil
liberties and other related mat
ters."