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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16
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Rafioning OF Coal

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, 1943-09-30

Humans Grocery and
Meat Market
1923 Linden Ave. KE-2101
Pence SunOco Service
HIGH GRADE GAS AND OIL
2127 W. Riverview Ave. RA-O15S
Colosimo's Spaghetti
Restaurant
ALL ITALIAN DISHES
SOL Richard St. AD-OO65
Barney's Cafe
FINE FOOD - DRINKS
1880 Wayne Ave. KE-O342
Oscar G. Beigel
Highest Quality Jewelry
sos Xenia Ave. MA-2631
Ace High Service Station
HI-GRADE GAS AND OIL
$500 N. Dixie DR.. RA-O3S3
J. r. BlantOn
REAL ESTATE
1923 Elmhurst Rd. ME-1161
w. A. Kramer
VETERINARIAN
David Road WASH
Abbey Inn
1913 Abbey Ave. ME-O2O2
Columbia Fire Insurance
Company
al E. Second St. HE-1133
John M. Sprigg
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Harries Bldg. AD-2253
Shortie's Place
24O0 Troy St. FU-O365
Hurst Sand and Gravel Co.
521 N. Findlay st. MA-2421
Refrigerator Service Shop,
Inc.
IS Stratford Ave. AD-8146
Wyse Laboratories
OF g T,,I1oxy G. LIT EE71
, 1943-09-30

THE END of September is in sight.
And the end of September brings US
close to the end of the 3rd War Loar
drive.
If you haven't bought 500 worth Of
extra War Bonds-estra, mind yow-dis
up that money and buy your share today!
Men who are fighting for you e. bleed
ing for you . ready to die for you
are waiting for the news that you people
at home are backing them up MO%.
They know what invasion costs in blooc
, 1943-09-30

American Shoe Repair
Shop
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
al E. Third St. FU-9872
Artkraft Studio
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS
232 S. Main st. AD-8762
Highway Emulsions
Asphaltic Products
Highest Quality"
225 N. Western Ave. FU-344O
Holt Radiator & Welding
holt YIELDS HOLD"
Expert Radiator Repairing
Electric and Acetylene Processes
81 N. st. Clair St. HE-4629
National Amusement
Device Co..
III S. Hatfield st. ME-2646
TRUPAR, Inc.
Pumps - Water Systems
Water Softeners
42O Linden Ave. MA-3766
Rose Barber and Beauty
Shop
31O1 Hoover Ave. FU-O61O
Gueltig Florists
2613 S. Smithville Rd.
KE-8421
Lafferty's Restaurant
Delicious Food - Wine - Beer
752 S. Main St. AD-O888
Maths Letter Service
1916 u. B. Bldg. FU-38O1
Joel's Millinery
LATEST FASHIONS
% S. Main st. HE-3375
Bremen Pure Oil Service
Station
528 Salem Ave. RA-O267
R-X Drug Store
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
1859 Richard st. KE-0496
Jobway Garage
EXPERT SERVICE
TIT Washington st. FU-3543
Red Feather Inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
F,chiing Mans Friend
How Navy Man 3!
Wife Can Get
Hospital Care
F,chiing Mans Friend

VI. a. NJ: Q My husband is II
The navy and mas obtained for m
"a Dependents Hospital ldenti
fcation Card. I am an eXpectan
mother Is there a government
hospital in Detroit and whom do
see about medical care?
A-The Home Services Sec
tion of the American Red Cross,
$50 West Lafayette, will make
arrangements for your confine-
mcnt and medical care.
w. p. r.: Q-I was granted
cCfernfent because Of eSSentia
occupation Thursday my buddy
left for Camp Custer and IL
another month I shall be going
Is n at all possible for us 10 &c
together in the same camp. II,
Is the only real friend l have.
A-The chances are that your
experience and skills would
qualify You for unit other
than the one that your friend
j. in. Due To the large number
of inducteeS daily, IL is practi-
cally impossible 10 take into
consideration the preferences Of
these men for personal reasons.
However, YOU might mention II
10 the interviewing officer at
the induction center.
T. q. NJ: A-You would have
10 enlist through your draft
board. You mdy state your
preference at the induction CEN
ter and your experience, skills.
and your physical condition will
determine what branch of the
service takes you. Questions
pertaining To height and weight
only after physical examination,
nasmuch as person mentally
and physically fit may be ac-
cepted for military service even
though he is slightly under
weight or whose weight is
greater than the standards
set up.
d. d. s.: Q-What classified
ton is Ia Remedial?
A-The IA Remedial classi-
fication has been eliminated. III
you have such classification
you should write to your draft
board and ask that your classi-
fication be reOpened and con-
sidered anew. Your classification
should be Ia, or Az, depend
ing on medical evidence after
examination at induction center.
V. NJ. G.: Q-PleaSe advise if
men are being released from the
armed forces when they attain the
age of SO? Can they apply for
release as soon as this age is
reached or is there a time limit
after the thirty-eighth birthday?
Amen will not be released
from the armed forces unless
they present written request
for such release to their COM
handing officer. They must
prove that their usefulness TO
the army Is secondary to that of
industry. and that they will be
employed In an essential indus
try or in agriculture. No man
will he released until there is a
trained replacement. He must
be 38 before Feb. 20, l943, and
must submit his written request
before May, 1943. Men who
reach their thirty-eighth birth
day after February 2S will not
be released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
For Friday
MARCH IN TO APRIL %

MARCH ~ TO APRIL 90
Arios-On the friendly side hu
You'll need 10 be alive to th'
urgency Of getting promptly a
important things with as little con
fusion as possible. Should be favor
able day for issues most necessary
now.
APRIL ~ TO NAY 90
Tosuus -- Another encouraging
stimulating day. Make persona
advancement while gaining ground
for your country, employer Mill
tary interests sponsored as wei. as
business, scientific, educational
matters.
NAY o. TO JUNE p
Gepiu,-With the right kind Of
urge and initiative YOU can accom-
plish a great deal n any useful
and constructive line OF work
study, or other activity Advan-
tages for government and United
Nations interests.
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cnurer-B Be concise. use tho
short bat efficient road 10 obtain
your detectives and you'll fare well
Aspects friendy for worthwhile
enterprise Economics, study of
dietetics and substitutes for scarce
materials especially favored.
JULY q TO AUG. p
Leo Today not listed IN your
lucky column. but there are many
fine influences that can be trans
cended 10 your advantage II you
hustle for them, Attend 70 impor-
tant little chores as well as the
bigger things.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. %
Virgo-Ideal for improving tai
ents, adding finesse 20 your work,
inspecting parts Of machinery and
other details. Virgo is meticulous
about the little things. You should
find plenty TO DO today.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Librd-Not especially favorable
for gaining personal recognition,
but fine for helping out with .big
problems and projects, preparing
the way for those whose tasks are
numerous and difficult. Routine
and familiar work favored
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 90
Scorpio-May be little tough"
for money gains, quick and big
profits. but this should not matter
much now. Get on with your tasks,
whatever they are and enjoy the
feeling of unselfsh achievement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Quick Questions

What Australian woman IS re-
Sponsible for a new infantile
paralysis treatment?
2-What large city in Libya Is
mentioned in the United States
Marine Corps Anthem?
3-If you repeated something YER
batim, what would you be do
ing?
Much in the news is the noun
tain chain New Guinea. What
is its name?
5-True or false: Efrem Zimbalist
is a world-renouned pianist.
6-Paul Cezzane is identified with
what art?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Daily Quizzes
knowledge Test
Nv DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLY

NnOWISCOS ICSl
BY DR.. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
l-On what river: (a) Is the city
of Washington? OBJ Is Boulder
Dam? (c) Is the George Wash
ington Bridge?
make a choice: (a) Was Otis
Skinner an actor or sculptor
(b) Was Joseph Grew ambassa-
dor to China or Japan? (c)
Was Kyosto Kallio president
of Finland or Denmark
3-Fill the blank with name of the
artist: (aD THE Blue Boy" by
CD THE Anatomy Les
SON." by -(c) The Sis
tine Madonna" by -
4-Who wrote these plays? (a)
The Circle; CD Desire
Under the Elms"; (c) "Craig's
Wife"
Sill the blank with the loca-
ton: (a) Westminster Abbey,
in - tb) The Lourdes
Grotto, in - (c) The
Giants Causeway, in -
6-What are the three important
rivers of South America empty
ing into the Atlantic?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
BY Frances
Drake
Horoscope

Look IN the Your Birthday Comes IN and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According 10 the stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times Is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today'S 81 goes to Mrs. P. J.
Kleer, 11046 Glenfield avenue,
whose 5-year-old niece, watching
zebras at the zoo, exclaimed:
"Look, they've got their pa
jamas On"'
Mail your favorite child's say
ings TO Bright Sayings of Chill
dren, The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
NOV. e5 TO DEC. 20

NOV, - TO DEC, -
Sa0itfarius-An in-between day
with results attending earnest, con.
sistent effort II inclined to inertia
at start, that's the way the day
will end BE guided in your tempe
by the demands Of your position.
DEC. - TO Jan. Fl
Caprjcoru-Can be a profitable
period for management and labor
and new gains will attend whole
hearted cooperation by both. Learn
AN YOU can about your Job and
affiliate subjects. Save as you earn.
JAN. % TO FEB. oI
AquarlaN-Private interests less
favored than matters Of concern to
our government and the public IN
dustry, TIA q @, manufacturing.
study, military plans among the
preferred
FEB. or TO MARCH 2o
? Piscc s-Many opportunities
which can lead 90 unusual advance
mcnt and personal acquisition II
YOU rightly take advantage Of them.
Study Will help YOU TO acquire a
better footing in your occupation.
Keep progress moving at top speed.
4 CHTID born on this day.;
Quiet and pleasant; wholesome
sense Of humor; an intelligent mind
and a knack for mechanics. engi-
neering, technical work. May be
musical. A humanitarian, n worker
for reforms, improvements. Very
capable.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

ERE pleasant little game that will give message
every day It numerical puzzle designed to spell out
the letters FIRST the number
letters subtract the number is less than
add number Start at the upper left
check Of key
numbers right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. o-lI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

Into this With your eyes vide
open. Plan 10 forget the inter-
,cning 10 years In regards TO 9th.
or friends you no doubt have both
had. This second venture Will
probably be on n different basis
and you can't expect 10 recapture
the same romantic ecstasy you
felt before. You are two sensible
people and Gu. build n happy CON-
panionshIp II you try.
R.L.-Last January, ] closed my
downtown barbershop and OPEN
ga I'D close 10 the Army camp. !
do all the business | can each
week and make good. A few Of
NY old customers want me 10
open my downtown shop and run
both places OF business. Would
this be a good idea. :.
Ans.:-BeIter let well enough
alcne. You are already having
trouble getting good BARRIERS TO
work with you In the shop where
you are. Il would be even more
difficult 10 hnd a reliable person
10 take over and manage the
down town shop at a profit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
SOLDIERS FEEL PAPERS arr
GREATEST AID in WAR EFFORT

/ but In the majority OF cases -,
ny proceeded to entertain ~
self regardless OF the elsAa In
preparation that was made in ~
behalf. ny
The general feeling amons 4,
men In service is that The ma'
enjoyable thing that can hana''
is TO be able to receive a NJ. ~
newspaper and read abou, N,
folks back home. He likes N ,..s
about pretty girls or about cons's
Sue or better still. about tho No..
defense Job that Uncle Smith n.
Just landed. ~
He has a feeling OF pride ma.
the Negro papers are going !
bat" for him and are keeping s,s
unfair showing OF prejudice ~
fore the public eye. He feels ,A,,
he can have faith in the NsS,s
press and certainly the yss,s
press can have faith in the Ney,s
boys in service.
There are few things thal,A.
boys dislike, however, They a.
like huge scandalous headline,
concerning some remote famll,
affairs that Is OF interest only !.
the locality In which u occurr,S
They dislike false rumors eon-
corning camp conditions. howe,,r
they appreciate the divDlgcnee \
true facts. The majority ot ma
soldiers wish II to be known th,t
Morale is absolutely on The M.
gsade and the Negro press M
uSO and other organizations and
services are mostly responsible
The survey shows that among
the leading newspapers. the sery.
ice man likes the features such AZ
the Chicago Defenders Wagon
column or Al Monroe's writings
They like the editorial comment
OF the Afro-American and The mod.
ern style OF the Peoples Voice.
They are grateful to such truly
American and patriotic newspapers
as the Amsterdam News kansas
City Call and the scrappy Black
Dispatch.
The Negro soldier is grateful
to the Negro press and lis great
aid in fostering morale. II is toh
hoped that the high standard nov
established will be maintained.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
HE DID NOT
DIE in VAIN
BY NATALIE MATTHEWS

He did not die in vain who died
with pride,
Or died to save a brother at his
side
Or died to save his Flag from nazis
stain.
He died but he did not die in vain.
And though his body We may
place at rest
His soul lives on and proudly
stands the test
And guides the one who now
stands in his place
And hurl the booms into the
fuehrers face.
He did not die in vain nor did he
fall
But stands yet answering to his
Country's call.
And swears yet 10 avenge the foe
Who dared to rape his homelands
peaceful shore.
So think not OF him as though he
were dead,
But see him as he blaze the path
ahead
And holds the torch that We may
better see
The way TO fisal peace and victory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

yuh."
Pray for yourselfl"
The white guard caught thu
preacher by the arm and, point
ing TO the cross on the floor
said:
Look. Reverend. he threw hi
cross away"
The preacher looked and said
son. don't spit In Gawd's'face!'
"Ill spit In your face II you
don't leave me alone!" Bigger
said.
The Red'sve been talking &c
I'M the guard said. piously
touching his fingers to his fore
head. his chest. his left shoulder
and then his right; making the
sign OF the cross.
That's goddamn lie!" Bigger
shouted His body seemed a flam-
.ng cross as words boiled hys-
ierically out OF him. Il told you
| don't want you, II you come
IA here. III kill you Leave me
alone
Quietly. the old black preacher
stopped and picked up the cross.
The guard inserted the key IN
tie lock and the door swung In.
bigger ran TO !, and caught the
steel bars 10 his hands and swept
the door forward. slamming X
shut IL smashed the old black
preacher squarely in the face,
sending him recling backwards
upon the concrete. The echo OF
steel crashing against steel re-
sounded throughout The long quiet
corridor. wave upon wave. dying
somewhere FAR away.
You'd better leave i'm alone
rcw the guard said. He seems
pretty wild
TIE preacher rose slowly and
gathered his hat. Bible. and The
cross from the floor. tie stood =
moment With his hand nursing
lis bruised face.
oWaal son. All. leave yuh :
so Gawdr ne sighet. dropping
lie cross back inside TIE cell
The preacher walked Away. Tie
guard followed Bigger VAS alone.
lis emotions were so intense thai
ls really saw and heard nothing
Finally, his hot and taui body
iclaxed He san the cross. snatch
81 II up and held J, FOR a long
moment in fingers q sies.. Then
he flung u through the bars q
The cell /, a., The val oeyo--
With lonely c.a.ier.
Never again tis ae wan, - feel
ANYTHING ike hope That ~as
what was wrong he hat e, re
preacher talk 10 him l-;.i some
here in him be had bsgln 70
feel that maybe something could
happen. We'll. something had hap
pened the cross the preacher had
lung round his throat had been
burned in front Of his eyes
CONTINUED next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

PSI have been going with
this woman 10 years. sometimes
she treats me nice and some
times she gets angry as soon as
she sees me coming | love her.
What makes her act like that?
Ans. Tier blood hollis every
time she looks ut You and thinks
of the IL years she has wasted
on You and has nothing In return
e. cept n few more wrinkles and
gray hairs. III Yen love her, why
don't you try telling her so. and
lack II up with something more
serious. otherwise. not only will
she get angry when she sees you
C ming. but you Will find the
door slammed In your face be-
fore long when her anger reaches
certain point.
6IR-The boy love gave me
an engagement ring before he left
for the Marines. should I be true
70 him while he i away,
Ans.;-You accepted this boys
ling and should consider yourself
engaged 10 him. don't contend
that you shouldn't have dates
With ether boys and | don't be-
liere he expects you 10 SIT at
home every evening while other
friends are going 10 parties and
dances. However. you should avoid
getting 10 seriously Involved With
another boy.
SIX -Nhz, on earth vi. BE-
come 0. @y sick daughter and
her TWO ca.ldrs-, % yca ih.-k
Ehs wi.i ever realize ! AZ As-
.:.sad and e: ;1s mean 7i-son
SIZE TANKS an
Ans.:-Slnee yeu realize that
your daughter i in m health.
shouldn't you also consider that
her irritable disposition Is csustd
l.. this physical eonditiehl Neu
shculd show her more sympathy
and les aniagcnlsn. lou could
~ a biz help 70 your daughter
by keeping her ehildrtn several
days week Until she reco,ers.
Insist that she get medical affen-
ton.
RBN-Ny h-sts-d assists or
ia qu.t'irg rv 80 -esi.ze TIA;
! should be q; Ao;ne 80 can
prepare his -ea.s z-d AXE care
O.. riy home az & should be. But
he fh-ozs away s. -uca money
soolishiy until can. see where
can have anything myself IN
less ! work FOR X.
Ans.:-It isn't proiiting you one
biz 70 work and you are both
drawing unusually good salaries,
hut you are throwing every dime
away. Were you 10 stay at home,
have your husbands meals on
time. keep your home a. II should
10. and budget your husbands
salary. you could both live COM
iortably and stlll save. You are
driving yonr husband to drink
and running around Nth the wrong
people by yonr being away from
home when his working day Is
over.
AMY wife and l have been
separated 10 years. We have paid
each ether visits few times dur
ing these years. She writes that
she would like 10 live with me
again. Shonld | send for her,
Ans.:--There Is a very fayora-
BILE possibility that you and your
wife could find happiness again
together. But you must both go
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
Christian Science

Mind" will be the subject OF
he Lessons Sermon in all Chris
tan Science churches throughout
the world on Sunday. Feb. 81.
The Golden Text Isaiah 1920
Is The Lord OF hosts hath
sworn. saying, Surely as l have
thought. so shall II come 10 pass !;
and as have purposed. so shall
II stand"
Among the Bible citations Is
this passage deuteronomy 6:4-5):
Hear. o Israel The Lord our
God is one Lord. And thou shalt
iope the Lord thy God with all
thine heart. and with all thy
soul, and with all thy might"
Correlatiye passages to be read
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

lie felt betrayed. He wanted to
tar the cross from his throat and
throw IL away. They lifted him in
70 the waiting car and he sat
between TWO policemen. siill
looking fearful a. the fiery cross.
Inc sirens screamed and the cars
rolled slowly through the crowd
G.! streets and he vas feeling the
cross tia, touched his chest Ike
? knife pointed al his heart. His
fingers ached 70 rip il of: it was
Az evil and black charm which
~ou.d surely bring him death
now. The cars screamed up State
Street then westward on Twenty
sixth Street. one behind the 9TH
,r. People paused on the side
walks TO look Ten minutes later
iaey stopped IL front Of a huge
white building be was led I'D
steps. down railways and then
halted in front OF a CO... door. He
vas pushed inside he handouts
we're unlocked and the door c,ang-
ID shl' The men fingered. look
ing al him curiousiy
VITA bated breath he tore his
sh:r, open not caring who saw
b m H- gr.pped The cross and
sna'ched i from his throat. re
rev 4 away carsinr curse
'Aa' was almost scream
4 don't wan, ~
The men sasped ard looked a,
him amazed
"Don' ihrow j. away. boy.
That's Your cross
Il can s.e vi'hoa' cross.
"oriy God can hep YOU nov.
boy You'd b,vsr get v1lr soul
ssht
II amt sot no so1~
One Q; ne men pl ksd UP The
cross and b-oggh' j, back
Here boy; keep iA.s This IS
God's soss
i dor careie
Az leaFe IN a4ons one OF
he men said
They LEFT dropping the cross
lust Inside he cell door. lie pick
ID I, I'D and threw ii away again
lie eaned weakly against the
bars spent What were they iry-
Ing 20 DO 20 him. He lifted his
head hearing footsteps He saw
white man coming toward him.
then black man lie straighten-
- AMI s'ifiened II was the old
preacher who had PRAYED ever
him that morning The white man
began 10 unlock the door
Il don't want you.' Bigger
shouted
Son" the preacher admonlsh-
"a
II don't want you
What's the matter. SOM"
Take your Jesus and co.
~, son luh don't know whut
yahs ,ayin Lemme pray fer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
Trade Assn Program
To Vary For History
w e e k Celebration

.A-rorrc cement has just been
maze .hs; March 3 will be news
rz-- lay Z. the local Booker T.
Uzs-.-g.or Trade association
vAsn representatives OF various
vssk-.ss VII provide the program.
ws--ss1ay. Feb. j.. was given
ever 10 History Week" on the
assoc s;crs program with Ramon
E4,s-e- il charge. and next We'd
-ss1zv vii find T. W. Boyd,
-7s-.sr ,ocsl accountant. heading
;hs v-cgrsn for the accountants.
A.. Z al there seems 20 be evil
lsrcs 10 sustain President Blouni S
p-c-ls@ that 1913 will find the
Boxer :. Washington Trade as
SOC .a-.oa evidencing new life.
O1icsrs Of the group declare
TIA; daring the present year prac-