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Evening star., 1943-03-21
1n Mrntnriat1t

bAhNES, ALEXANDER. In loVlOR mem
saRaEs who sna en.red n1o
the great beyond twelve years ago today,
March 81, 1881.
Nobody knows my lorsing
And few have seen me weep.
shed my tears with an aching heart,
HIS W5f E6VfN S5hf5i pA6gHEs is a1!fsD AND GRAND
FANNY VIOLA REID '
CREAMER, CATHERINE c. In loving
ERINE C. CREAMER, N who depart departed i this his
1925. HER SONS.
EDMONDs, WILLIAM P. In sad but low
brother and father WILLIAM P. ED-
MONDs. who, departed this life one year
ago March 21, 1912,
One year has passed away,
Another sun has set,
And doN still we love and long for you
LOVING WIFE sfR ~a sEfTY sT tGlses m AND FAMILY
HAWKINS, ERNEST r. tribute of love
husband and father. ERNEST F, HAWKINS,
who passed away sixteen years ago today,
March 21st, 1927.
Loved in life. remembered in death
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
LEWIS; CHARLES H. In loving remem-
cHARLEs afsI ahsr sPd shd
paassed away one year ago today. March
To live in the hearts of those who love you
WIFE AND FAMILY.
MCGEE, JOSEPH P; In memory of our
dear husband and father, JOSEPH P Nc
GEE, who passed away one wear ago March
20, 1912.
Your gentle face and patient smile
With sadness we recall:
You had a kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
Your voice is mute and stilled the heart
mat loVeO us well and true
How bitter was the trial to part
From one so good as you
You are not forgotten, loved one.
Or will you ever be;
AS long as life and memory lasts
We Will remember thee.
! We miss you now. our hearts arc sore.
As time goes by we miss you more.
Your loving smile. your gentle face,
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MILLER. ARHELILIA MAE. In sad but
loving remembrance of my daughter.
/ ARHELIL1A MAE MILLER who departed
thl$ taSa life nine years ago today March 81
! Always tender fond and true
IheIe is not day, dear Arhelllia.
! That Mother does not think Of you.
| How we miss the welcome footsteps.
! or the one we loved so dear.
Oft we listen for your coming,
YOUR LOVING DAD AND MOTHER.
/ SUSIE AND JAMES MILLER
!
/ loving remembrance of my granddauehter
/ ARHEL1L1A MAE MILLER. who departed
thlS lie nine years ago today, March 2l.
| Keep her, Jesus, in your keeping.
Until l reach the heavenly shore:
And then. o Master. let me see her,
Love and have her as before
HER DEVOTED GRANDMOTHER,
SUSIE MOTEN.
MINOR, REV. RICE In lovinq remcm-
prance OF my devoted father. Rev RICE
/ MINOR, who departed this life fourteen
years ago, March IA, 1929,
/ II is lonely here without you. dad,
No one knows the heartaches
Or bitter teardrops.
Only God understands.
/ DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH
BETTY TYLER. .
MUNDELL, GRACE. In loving memory
! OF our dear mother GRACIE MUNDELL. =.
who departed this life seven years ago
/ today. March II, 1896.
/ Days of sadness stil come over US,
| Hidden tears so often flow:
Memory keeps you always with US
Although you left US seven years ago
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
SAINCLAIR, LAURNIDA In sad but low
ing Iemembrance OF my devoted sister,
LAuRN1DA SA1NCLAIR, who departed this
ne nine years aSo today, March ol, 1894
Gone and forgotten by some you may be
Bui dear 10 my memory you'll ever be
YOUR LOVING SISTER, SUSIE MOTEN /.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
DR.. Henry R. thinner, AZ,
Author, Philosopher, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 20.-Dr. Hen
ry R, thinner, AZ, author of books
on Indian iconography and Hindu
mythology. died today at Flower
Fifth Avenue Hospital.
DR., thinner, visiting lecturer
in philosophy at Columbia Uni
versity, fed to England in 1899
from Germany where he taught
Indian philosophy at Heidelberg
University
Evening star., 1943-03-21
QarAa nf Ihanka

- CONTEE, LAURA. We wish to thank
Rev. Father Trout, the choir. the many
tribute of flowers. also those who donated
cars the pallbearers and the nurse who
assisted at the death OF our mother.
LAURA CONTEE. THE FAMILY
HENDERSON. NETTIE MOORE. The
family OF the late Nettie Moore Henderson
wish to express their gratitude for the
heautlful flowers and cards received and
expressions of sympathy. THE FAMILY.
ROGERS, NELLIE Z. l wish to thank
my many friends for their kindness during
tns illness and al the death of my wife,
NELLIE E. ROGERS.
DAVID D. ROGERS.
TURNER, EDWARD w. JR. The family
OF the late EDWARD w. TURNER. jr., wish
70 thank the Rev, Robert l.. Rollins Rev.
r. w Brooks the guards of the You St
Group and fellow workers Mrs. Downs
wearing for solos. the many friends for
the kind expressions of sympathy ana the
beautiful floral tribute at the passing of
Our loved one THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1943-03-21

Gentlemen prefer blonds-patriots
prefer bonds. Buy now.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

MINOR, REV RICE. In LOVING remcm-
hrance OF my devoted father. Rev RICE
MINOR. who departed this life fourteen
years ago, March IA, 1929.
II is lonely here without you dad,
NO one knows the heartaches
Or bitter teardrops
Only God understands.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH
Evening star., 1943-03-21

subsequently, was made chief pur-
chasing officer of the Armys air
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Outline of Master Plan
For Postwar Detroit Ready

Waiting on Mayor Jeffries' desl
for his return from a Florida "a,
cation is an Illustrated report
from the city plan commission
which usually projects the may
or's long-standing plan for De-
troit's postwar capital improve
ments.
The brochure illustrates the
general outline of the city's mas
ter plan.
OF housing, the pamphlet
states:
"Some 100000 persOns-al-
most one-fourth of DetrOit's
population - live I'm bleak,
bIighte residential areas.
Bhghted areas are marked by
unusually high rates OF disease,
crime and delinquency.
POLICE, FIRE COSTS HIGH
ponce, health ana nfe de-
partment expenditures are con-
sequentiy heavier In these dis
triets.
"By redeyeloping these un-
healthy. decadent central areas
Of the city, weii-piaaned homes
for all income groups can thus
he provided In the city's most
central accessible sections, con-
venient to centers of employ
ment and community services"
Highways
ITO solve the traffic prob
lens created by half "A mill
lion autos travelling on an out
NODDED street system. Detroit
needs a 200-miIe network Of eX-
press highways. Progress to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

date Is the l "a miles OF the new
Dawson Limited Way
IAirports;
The utter lnadequsey Of
Detrolt's one airport 10 handle
the ever-inereasing volume of
air transport Ii widely reeog-
niled. Huge air terminals must
he provided for all forms OF air
transport; for passenger, freight
and express"
Wayne University:
ITO replace the heterogene-
Gus collection of antiquated
structures, a great educational
center must he created contain
ing modern buildings placed on
a spacious campus"
WATERFRONT NEGLECTED
Waterfront:
'Detroit's 10 miles Of water
front have been grossly neg
lected. Admirably suited for
parks, Fairgrounds and other
recreational facilities, the un-
planned riyerfront has been
usurped by Industrial and COM
mercial activities. many Of
which do not require a water
front location.
Municipal facilities:
MANY OF DetrOit's basic
physical facilities are grossly
inadequate"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
NY one 4-Pvrpose Cream ends
need for any extra fose creams

WOMEN who use Lady Esther
w 4-PurPose Face Cream don't
need any extra creams for the care
Of their skin. For this one scientific
face cream, by Itself, takes care Of a
basic needs OF the skinl
Just think Every time you use
Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face Cream;
Cd it thoroughly cleans your skin;
(2) it 'oftens your skin; CD it helps
nature refine the pores, 90 1t leaves
a smooth, perfect base for powder.
Helps these 6 skin-frovbIes
Is your skin too dry9 Do you have
little lines due to dryness3 Are the
mouths of your pores distended by
dirt3 Do you have unsightly black
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
THAT Is. AN AMERICAN!

Knowing the immemorial crimes of the state and the
crimes of myriad of European and Asatc rulers against
the body and soul of the individual and woman, he
regards the and all its Establishments and brides for
the purpose of absorbing him into its diaboc Of
picon-to say the least.
He sees in ALL forms of colectivism the enemy of
his body and soul and of the United States in whose
traditional roots of individual liberty he lives.
In holding to his deepygFounded Instincts and ideas
and clngng tenaciousy his Fourth of July emotions
he cannot be by and ephets like horseand
buggy and "reactionary'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

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you have rough, Asky spotsS Lady
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" helps all these skin-troubles
Living Proof In Your MirrorI
Why choose a face cream because
it's expensive, or because Of a clever
packagep Judge it only by what it
does for your skinl
That's why say - try Lady Esther
4-Purpose Face Creaml Get the
smallest size Jar if you like but try
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and fresh your skin looks-how much
smoother and more youthful it APP
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largest and most economical size But
for living proof in your own mirror
that this is the most beautifying
cream YOU have ever used, get the
small-size jar today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
War Chest Goal
I Million Away;
Efforts Doubled
ADrive Ends tuesday
SWith City Facing Lack
OF Minimum Funds

War Chest solicitors must bring
In S2,1l3,496 by Tuesday evening
II the drives goal of $4,000 is
10 be reached, George T, Christie
pher, president Of Packard Motor
Car Co. and campaign chairman,
said Saturday in plea To cam
paign workers 10 redouble their
efforts
The War Chest campaign 10
raise money for Is agencies Serv-
ing our fighting men. our allies
and our neighbors, began Nov. ]
and ends Nov. 10
THE sum Of $3.50. 900 il the
minimum needed by war suffer
ers, by our own boys In the
service and our needy at
home" Christopher said. That's
a large amount, but the money
n here In Detroit and our
volunteer workers must put
forth the kind of effort needed
60 get H."
PLEA TO UNSOLICITED
IL would like 20 ask every
DetrOiter who has not been SO
liclted 10 telephone campaign
headquarters, at the Book Cadil-
lac Hotel, Cherry 1890. Our
staff will see 10 ID that you are
reached by one of our unpaid,
volunteer workers and your con-
tribution will help swell the
large sum we are raising for
tAal1s of m ercy ON thu Home
Front. the United Nations Front
and the Military Front"
II Detroit is TO raise the War
Chest goal by Tuesday night when
the campaign victory dinner Will
he held in the grand ballroom Of
Ne Book-Cadillac Hotel. the cam
- IGN workers must report al
feast 81. 056. 74S AT the Monday re-
port luncheon and again on Tues
day night.
With Sc. 1876. 504 reported Friday
noon. the drive has reached nearly
rs per cent OF It's goal To obtain
the remaining IS per cent in the
few days left Is difficult task
but not an impossible one. War
Chest officials pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

He believes in tolerance But he is INTOLERANT of
all groups-Fascist Communist Socialist-whose very
exstences depend the determination of all opponents
He believes in equality before the law but opposes
tooth-andnal all forms of artificial legalized equality
created by demagogues for the purpose of pulverizng
1875 900 900 persons a common MARKHAM level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

created by demagogues for the purpose OF puVerzng
1856 100000 persons to a common MARKHAM level.
THAT Is AN AMERICAN!
He the foe of New Deal bureaucracy which he knows
is form of superconsttutiona government which will in
the end wind up in master-bureaucrat-A DICTATOR.
He opposes with all the pride, dignity and sefreiance
of deepso native Of this land all does handouts cradle
tograve security brbesexcep to the helpless the sick
the ncapacitated and the congenal incompetent bum
He will give up his right to crticse ANY public
Official from the president down. either IN war or peace
He walks UPRIGHT, fearlessly eye-to-eye, belonging
to people that was THE FIRST ON THE PLANET TO
His spine was not made to crook or his knees for
crawling before those in power
He is sefmade-that is, political or ecclesiastical
power moulded him against his will.
THAT Is AN AMERICAN!
He is for free enterprise which is right implied every line
the Constitution and the very breath OF article one OF the Bill
lie believes competitive business personal rivses in
emulation and contest TO better and greater accomplish
lie believes areasonabe protective tariff jefferson and
Hamilton did to protect his high level of living against foreign coo
THAT AN AMERICAN!
lie fights and today maintain the NEW
KIND countya country which all peoples hands
have their prehensie "pickers and snachen' moving
France
lie not fighting dissolve himself in ed international
He is NOT going transport American sovereignty the
Kremlin to Downing street TO Geneva Chungkng
He is for AMERICA FIRST-oiuays.
THAT is AN AMERICAN! "
He remains seated with the founding fathers in In
dependence Hall and in Constitutional Hail.
He remains a NATIONALIST.
He spuns "intenatonalism' device to pick his
pocket ana 10 gag MS mouth and paralyze his pen
He is a SELF-DETERMINED, AGGRESSIVE EVER
WATCHFUL being suspicious and cynical Of all that
Europe and Asia promise us
THAT Is UNITED STATES AMERICAN
THAT is A YANKEE-DOODLE AMERICAN!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Pope 10 Discuss Bombing

MADRID. Nov. Is (UP)-Well-
informed Catholic circles today
reported from Geneva that Pope
Plus would discuss the bombing
of the Vatican in a broadcast
next week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
THAT Is AN AMERICAN!

He believes in his unique destiny.
believes the grandeur and safety of his future
lie in projecting himself along the ROUTES OF HIS PAST
He combats with voice, pen and vote all the alien
minded forms Of public parassm that injecting the
United States whether they called communism fascism
socialism, New Deasm, democracy Beverdgeism
He knows they stranglng hands out of Europes
and Asias mony charne houses Of saveries
and tortures.
He wars them-p eaceably if possible, physically IF
NECESSARY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

He is suspicious of ANY political social idea that
comes from Europe whether il is labeled Lenin Hegel
Marx Beverdge that does not give him MORE LIBERTY
He knows that idea that will make him freer man
politically and socially has, ever will come out OF
Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
That Is An
American!
By BENJAMIN DECAssEREs

Books magazines the mouths of foreign lecturers the
editorial pages of newspapers and the radio are cuttercd
up telling who the Russians the Chinese the Germans,
the Italians and dozen other peoples are and what
their particular cultures and political ideooges should
mean to u.s. They work like riveters our skulls.
This knowledge may have certain value. But isn't it
time for the whole woodland some MILLIONS OF
AMERICANS incuded-to find out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
WHAT Is AN AMERICAN?

St John De Crevecoeur, a Frenchman who settled in
America in the eighteenth century, the first man to
Tin 1892 that overwhelmingly vital question in these
words:
what then, is the American; this NEW MANI"
In 1882 De Crevecoeur could that question
definitely for he too the making of that NEW
Mantle American.
But today 161 years afterward, will undertake to
reply to De Crevecoeur's question.
The American:
He feels the emotion of mental moral, spiritual and
physical LIBERTY every corpusce and atom of his body
all the days of his life
So much Hot he coud rather lire on me0l doy
and hare freedom Of speech and pen than hare three meals
d0y and be onStdued
He feels walking about in his soul the living spirits of
Washington jefferson, Paine and Lincoln the political
level and Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry d. ThOreau and
Walt Whitman the literary philosophical level and he
partakes of their doctrine of RUGGED PIONEER IN
DIVIDUAI4ISM with the exatation OF spirit that
those seven mighty NEW MEN announced il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
DIR. LIU MAIN SPEAKER

Or r. A, Liu, former president
OF China'S Industrial Training In
stitute near Milking, China. viii
be the principal speaker al the
Monday noon report luncheon. Dr..
Liu now serves as assistant direc-
tor OF the speakers bureau Of the
Oh inese News Service in New
York.
The following contributions Of
$1,000 and over were reported by
the War Chest office SnfnrdnN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

BECAUSE THE
week. $3.50
Evening star., 1943-03-07

What's the secret Of this sweeping suit-success The
swers eosy Suits cued to the tines Suits eedred
to todoys swift poce! . Comfortable, cosuo easy to
wear becoming to all types Of figures Thots Why The
Heoht Co. (suitheodquorters for busy wortne Wash
inoon) features suits now in all their variations in
choosing yours, remember-the best suits Of o-rnope
to the suitability suitability to your foce, your
fiqure, your way Of life Are you nice comfortable
ormfu|? Stripes are streon-ning! Are you slim and will
owy? Endorse checks! Are you the breezy type? Go
for heebutton cosuos! Is your heart young and goy?
Then yours is junior miss suit! And SO it goes down
the line with suits for you and you and you from our
Better Suit Shop Our Sports Suit Shop, Our Thrift Suit
Shop, our Young Woshingtonion Suit Shop--oll con-
venentIy ocoed The Hcht Co.'S Third Floor Of Fashions
Evening star., 1943-03-07

(Sketched Lett)
Silver Fox Glamour for Your Suit
handsome, siken-soft skins,
superbly frosted with Silver" -.
scorf Of two huge double skins,
$50 to Sl9o
Subject to l01o Excise Tox
Better Ears. Third Floor. E St. Bidg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

Our democratic system viii
break down when II has TO be
run by force.
our system of government de-
ponds entirely upon a smooth
working economy and social
structure
Community leadership can
achieve no greater goal than TO
provide harmonious living con-
dittonS. Every citizen is charged
with the full responsibility of
living IN such a way as not 10
interfere with the inallenable
rights of other citizens.
| have appointed an inter-
racial committee of II COM
munity leaders. This committee
l hope can channel public Opin-
ion and point the way TO where
people OF different races, Creeds
and color can live tremendously
IN this vitality important sector
of American life.
We must be a leader in this
field 10 set a pattern for the
rest of the country.
| urge you 10 join with me in
calling upon each citizen of this
community TO do his individual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

a government where the people
elect to keep the peace, and
delegate some of their rights 10
law enforcement officers so that
those who will not keep the
peace and play the game of life
IN America according 10 demo-
cratic rules may be- punished.
The most terrible and fright
ful thing about the race riots
of Detroit Is not the inability
OF the police department To
handle it. not the failure of the
Michigan troops. not the long
hours of discussion necessary 10
get the regular troops.
No. il is not that.
II is the breakdown of the
citizens recognition of their
own responsibilities TO good
government when they take the
right to kill into their own
hands. a right which the State
of Michigan IS denied by the
choice of its own citizens.
We must remind our citizens
again and again that the price
OF freedom and free discussion
is workable plan whereby all
people can live harmOniouSly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
New Organization;
Believes in Future

After all. they arc volunteers
They belong To- a new organiza-
fion Time VIII work wonders
for them. | believe in the state
troops and their future | am
only sorry that they were not
roadv when we needed them
The state police on the other
hand were ready Commits
sioncr Oscar G. Olander quickly
moh,llcd 80 Of them and
rushed them 20 the riotng
scenes I must say they were
GOOD n wc had 500 more Of
them vc would not have
needed The army Tho state no.
lice know thor business and
they know II VOL
our own police. department
was short $50 mon. Actually IL
need, 600 more men TO be
able 20 meet the riot situation
satisfactorily We iust cant
set the men in war time A. a
result Of tho riot however. We
have been assured boy federal
officials tina, tho yclcCtiVc errV-
lee VII stop taking our police
MON because we need them so
badly un 'hc roDc front This
is one ~ rho frv goods that
cawn our of The riotirg OWL
think D. is brutal of Somo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
WPB Urges Public to Save
Brown Waste Paper

WPB officials are urging the
public 10 save all forms of used
brown papcr-old brown contain
ers, brown bags and wrapping
papcr-to help relieve the critical
shortage of pulp. Brown waste
paper Will be used TO make blast
ing kegs, cartridge containers,
victory containers and other eS-
Sential military equipment. Flat
ten out boxes, stack loose paper
in neat bundles. To sell 10 a
dealer. or to give your paper TO
charitable or other organizations,
call a collector at Randolph 1882.
Approved BY War Production
Board. Paid For BY Industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
81 State Troops
Available at 8 p. m.

! repeat We needed dCSper-
atCly more manpowcr at 8
p m. and ! called for the
Michigan troops that had been
ordered modified at | 30 a. m
by the governor. There were
only % men available for duty
at the Piquctte Armory. and
they were not mobile. II was
not until y hours later that
they were available In sufficient
numbers. after IT was too late,
and then their training and
equipment was insufficient
| do-not lndiCt the Michigan
troops. but We lost hours Of
valuable time in placing depend
Cncy upon them when they were
nol ready for il
This. too. VIII not happen
again. Gov Kelly has since done
everything in his power 10 ro-
,italilc this organization He
has kept 1000 of them hero
They are being instructed by
federal army officers Gen.
Guthncr has loaned them army
equipment Gov Kelly Is deter
mined 10 make them more
mobile
They viii get the equipment
the reorganization an q the
training they need. and there IS
every hope that the state troops
viii become "A powerful auxiliary
striking force 10 be reckoncd
with i'm the next emergency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

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