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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

EAGLE PoIHTE ON LAKE ST. CLAIR
7-ROOM BRICK AND FRAME
T.roon brick and frame Swiss type home
in Eagle Pointe, on the lake. Just right
for YOU summer and winter; on two large
lots a bargain for you II you have a
fair down payment. Best bathing, boating
and fishing on Lake 81. Clair. Terms To
responsible parties Inquire 2501O East
jefferson Ave. near lOMue Road, St
clair shores West Realty Co
STATE OWNED LAND
AND WATER FRONTAGE
For state owned lands and Waterfront
lots inquire 250i0 East Jefferson Ave &,
near iO-Mne Road, ST. clair Shores
West Realty Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
COLORED

SOME LUCKY BUYER WILL GET THIS
Cameron. 7555-7-Brick SO only So, 900,
81 200 din for quick sale.
Geo. smedey. 4i6 f. Warren, TIE. 1892
OR GARDNER SMEDLEY. TO. $3.50
CoLoRED- Chope Pr. 1851; modern. six
rooms up and down. SO 500, 81, 900
down. Cherry 7427. Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
OTTO n. SCHATZ
2ei55 FORD RID AT MIDDLEBFLT
DEARBORN 2nnnN

DEARBORN 2000N
EXCELLENT location west eide, Tele-
graph Rd.. eacn parcel over y acre
convenient 10 Express Highway. easy
terms. new plat inquire today Get the
choice ones. KENNEDY BROS. Branch
ofhce, corner Van Born and Pelham Rd.,
Dearborn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
CLAIRMOUNT. PASS

The formal construction 81 this brick ? Fat
rs relieved by It's inviting entrance and
shattered, many paneled windows Each
apartment has rooms. natural fireplace
and breakfast nook near schools, trans
p0rtation and Linwood. BY appointment.
ANDREW l.. MALOTT, INC. RIA, 5000
ri MHlIRsT aslh nr Dexter--h-h. 81. 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
1ALVERT. Mr.. la SALE

POSSESSION or LOWER. AUG. rs
Beautiful duplex, 4 bedrooms and ? baths
each. large living room sun room. large
dining room. $4,000 with 81 600 cash 10
FILA mtE
JUDsoN BRADwAY co
527 Majestic Bldg RIA 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

FOUR ROOM house semi finished. has
vel, good location: $3.50. $50 cash
required. hal financed.
~ story house on = acre, SIS cash
hal financed Has well requires work In.
side NevFan, Allen ~ Dix-Toledo. Wy.
andotts INT 90 Cherry 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
GLADSTONE. 1888

u IT -" y y = IT ND'ID
All-hrick 4-flRt on brick foundation. g.
room unit WITH hot air heat; scar garage:
near schools. stores and Twelfth. BY
appointment.
ANDREW /. MALoTT INC. RIA. $500
HAZELWOOD. 1716-6-6 r. V, hot air
heat. 2-car garage: So, $50.
RlCHTON, 42S3-6-6 u. V, hot air heat,
2-car garage 81 500.
SLAVERY. g30O-66 r.. v, hot air heat;
2-car garage So. 75O.
TYLER, 2g3s SIS Il V. hot air heat;
2-tar garage; $, GOO
Prices subject 20 owners approval, Lib
rrai terms.
Erod = Noo,Io 70 "a 1-dO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Auto Loans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SDenr Buddy

THIS is letter 10 YOUR service It's al about
L his HOME TOWN, the most important place IN the
world 10 him. CLIP this letter today, sign your name
AZ the bottom and send it him. Wherever he IS, ne
wants the news from HOME. It's up 10 you to man IT.
WHEN you ZIP and have to peel onions think OF US home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

UNIVERSITY or MICHIGAN begins her football practice merit
l. ,reek under the ruling permitting "orkouts
Here's Joker Those TOUCHES the West WhO threats
70 the Wolverines 'c play NTH them under inc Macy ruling
Elrov Hirsch Of Wisconsin and Blu Daley Of Minnesota are
nog icenring blue NJ Ann Arbor.
johnny Adams jockey of the year, IS still riding them az
the Fair Grounds although he injured has back and ne as StI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Flats for Sale
(West of Woodward

A BEAUTIFUL 2.FIAT
CAMERON, 1890
rooms and bath bedrooms each. new
double garage, new furnaces newly
painted; viii consider your single and cash
Madison 5lI6, daily Cadillac 576S.
SHARMAN
o02 HAMMOND BUILDING
LIST YOUR HOME WITH ME-
EnE OI-ICk CASH SALE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Girl Creates Storm

The Colored Press isn't the
daily press awfully silent?) has
recently revealed many inter
eSting and vital cruSades staged
by perfectly sane, orderly, intel
ligent and God-fearing Colored
men land women. There was
labor lie Ter Phillip Randolph
who braved the devil himself to
speak at Memphis, Tenn. re-
Gently in spite of threats from
the Khan. The cases Of Color
ed news editors and militant
clergymen Drawing the threats
of savage southern elements on
Jim crow railroads is becoming
almost weekly news. That case
of three light-hued Colored
girls registering and rooming at
an exclusive diXie-dominated
hotel was truly a gem that tick
led every white and Colored pa
triot. But the story that takes
the cake for sheer Yankee de-
light is that coming from w.
Virginia where a 25 year old
white southern soldier from
Louisville, Kentucky (Suh) act
ually asked a pretty 18 year old
Colored girl to dance with him
at a lily-white dance held in
the fashionable Hotel, the girl
had spunk enough to accept,
Gust like Hollywood and the
two danced together and stole
the show and also caused a
storm among the cracker off1c-
erS that is raging yet.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Home Victory Clubs

How would the Home Equal
Rights Victory Club work?
Suppose each member invested
five percent of his or her weeks
wages in the treasury to begin
with Csince we must have fight
ing-funds). Suppose then there
is a certain Super-super high
priced activity where Colored
are usually barred. The Victory
Club in that particular town
chooses its representatives and
stakes" them to the ball, party,
or convention, even renting the
tall hat, tails, and evening dress
for couples. Money isn't so diff
ficult these days, and some are
spending it much less wisely.
Chosen Colored Victory Club
representatives could at the
very least make very favorable
impressions and gain very valu-
able contacts, not to mention
the interesting reports they
would bring back to their own
clubs. Other objectives would
be to rent fats or houses in
"aryan areas, gain. admission
to certain biased hotels, secure
jobs where Colored are usually
barred and even crash the Ma
jor Leagues. Legal Defense?
Bill of Rights!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
JamaiCans' Award
To ". H. HASTE

Sunday, December IL, at $3.50
PM. at Ebenezer Baptist
Church, the Jamaican Associ-
ates, Inc, vii present their an
nual award, a silver plaque, for
the most notable contributions
to the advancement of colored
people of the Western Hemis-
phere to Mr.. Justice William
Henry HASTE, President Eric l..
Jackson stated, eve delight in
honoring Judge HASTE, on &C
count of his work as a member
of the Advisory Committee of
the Anglo-American Caribbean
Commission and as a former
Federal Judge in the Virgin Is
lands" Governor Saltonstall,
Mayor Tobin the British Consul
General the Consuls of Latin
American nations, members of
the judiciary and Bar, leaders of
civic, fraternal, labor and other
organizations, have been invited
to attend.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Cadet Returns
From England

A big surprise came to Mrs.
Daisy Lane of 178 w. Springfield
st, when her son, Cadet Richard
S. Williams arrived home from
England for special training at
the TuSkegee Air Base.
Many intimate friends came
to the home to give him flowers
while he could smell them. Mrs.
N. S. Probee, one of his life long
friends gave him dollar for
each of the q years she had
known him. Mrs. Lillian Will
liams, loyal race woman, was
most interested to get the news
from overseas.
Other friends who came to
greet the young cadet included;
DR.. and Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. and
Miss Kelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Col
man, Mrs. Mamie Woods, cousin
of young Williams, Mrs Berry
man and sister, Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Lane plans to Join her
son at TuSkegee when he is
awarded his wings.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

firemen; through limiting fire.
mems jobs to "promotable"
men, and then by excluding all
colored workers from promo
ton.
Involved in the Southeastern
agreement are the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway Company,
Atlanta Joint Terminals, Cen
trail of George Railway Com
pany, Georgia Railroad, jack
sonville Terminal Company,
Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company, Norfolk South
ern Railroad Company, st Lou
is-San Francisco Railway Com
pany, Seaboard Air Line Rail-
road Company and the South
ern Railway Company.
Notification that the agree
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Honor Judge Ahern
AT Retirement
by ANSELMO KRUGER

(KNS) Special Justice Tim
othy J. Ahern of the RoXbury
District Court retired on Nov. 80
after thirty years Of diSting-
uiShed service in that court.
Fittingly, a testimonial was held
in his honor in the courtroom
where he had presided over all
this period. Only members Of
the judiciary of the Roxbury
Court eXtolled the services Of
Judge Ahern because the cCm-
mittee of arrangements decided
to have only Special Justices
Eisenstadt and Delay as speak
erS in addition to Special Jus
tice Ahern, himself.
Everybody who really knew
Judge Ahern admired and re-
Spected him; and all appreci-
ated his great sense of humor
and his extensive legal knowl-
edge. The courtroom was crowd
ed and all wished the judge a
long life and continued activity
since His Honor is only IS years
Of age. His future plans were
not disclosed but he plans an
Immediate vacation with his
wife and $mall children,
Due to the new law which
went into effect in September,
1943, there will be no new Spec
ial Justice appointed, the law
providing that, as long as there
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
UNFAIR
TO COLORED LAB r
EEPC GETTING On To It's y

WASHINGTON - The South
eastern Conference agreement
between the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen and ten railroads is a
violation of Executive Order No
9346 and must be set aside,
according to the FEPC ruling
announced this week by NAL
cclm Ross, chairman.
The agreement, the FEPC
ruled, is designed for the sole
purpose of cutting down en-
ploment of colored firemen
and increasing the hiring of
whites in these positions. The
agreement seeks to accomplish
this, Chairman Ross said,
through setting definite per-
centages for white and colored
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
"CRUSADING" COLORED MEN, WOMEN
SHOULD FORM VICTORY CLUBS" NOW
POWELL SAW BOSTON LACKING
COUNCILMAN, JUDGE, FEDERAL OFFICIALS
BY THE ROVER

to suggest an annual WILLIAM
MONROE TROTTER AWARD to
the years most outstanding
color bar smasher' young or
old colored or white. Such a
campaign could best be stimu-
lated by Equal Rights Clubs Or
ganized for this purpose in every
city town and hamlet. Mem
berS would pool their excess
wages to stake" the cost of
each crusade" of members
chosen. All members selected,
men or women, boys or girls,
would be intelligent, we'll dress
ed and we'll behaved individuals
befitting their role. I predict
everyone concerned would get a
whale Of an adventure into de-
mocracy in addition to smashing
the racial barriers in America.
I know there are hundreds of
young people who would like to
make the try.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Charles St. Plans Celebration


Still achieving under the slo-
gan "Debt Free In '43" the First
AM.E. Church, COld Charles ST..
Congregation Warren st, and
Elm Hill Ave, Roxbury, is plan
ming an elaborate celebration
during the morning and evening
services of Sunday, December 10
and banquet and mortgage
burning Monday, Dec. goth.
This historic church of less
than five hundred members has
already raised the sum of $3,5O4-
IT which far exceeds the mort
gage indebtedness. All other
monies received will be used to
beautify the church ediflce and
to pay any remaining current
debts.
With the coming of the New
Year the church will arrange a
program that will be far reach
ing and of great benefit to the
membership and community,
and under the excellent leader
ship of DR.. o. w. H. Childers to-
gether with a possible slogan of
Worship God and Serve The
Community" history will be
made.
Mrs. Susan Cox is chairman
of the Committee of Arrange
ments and a complete program
will appear in the next issue.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Mrs. Amanda Cousens Parham
Buried In ". hedford at 70
i Was Mother of u, Grandmother Of IS

MEDFORD-One of Medford'S
oldest family pioneers, Mrs. AM
anda CousenS Parham, was bur-
He'd here at Oak Grove Cemetery
Saturday, Nov. 81, following
Funeral services held at Rush A.
~. f. Zion Church, Cambridge,
where she was a stewardesS for
many years. She was 70.
IS Grandchildren
Born in 1864, a year before
the end of the Civil War. the
late Amanda CouSens Parham,
native of Henderson, N. c., lived
Rene, the NaziS, and the
knowing to w. Medford where
She resided for over so years. In
l878 she married Rufus Parham
who passed away about a year
Pgo. They had IL children and
She lived to see 80 grandchild-
ZEN, 80 great grandchildren, and
3 great great grandchildren. AL
80 left to mourn are a sister, a
Brother and six of her Surviv-
Ping children and a host Of other
Relatives. She was faithfully
nurSed by her kindly daughter
in-laW, Mrs. Marion Parham
and her son Otis Parham, Sr.,
'of this city at whose home she
passed away on Nov. oath. after
a long lingering confinement to
her bed,
Rev. Charles H. Foggie con-
Quoted the funeral services to
the fullest satisfaction of all
Relatives and friends of the de-
seased. Rev. Foggie told of the
great Christian energy and faith
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

q The Fall Financial Rally of
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Rev.
William S. Ravenell, pastor,
eame to a climax last Sunday
When a total of $4,283.94 in cash
kaS contributed by the member
hip This was not a drive to
Nlear the church building of a
mortgage, for the mortgage was
Burned in 1881, shortly after the
present pastor came. 1t was
father for the maintenance of
Die Church, and more especially
8or the purchase, the remodel
hg and the furnishing of the
EBENEZER HOUSE at 80 Wor-
feSter st. Each member was
asked to give $500 or $1,000, but
khere we're those who gave as
much as $4,000.
The contributions, by organl-
cations with their presidents
we're
Progressive Club. Mrs. Addie
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

Ebenezer Nets Big Sum-Chas ST. 70 Burn MORTGAGE
EBENEzER BAPTIST CHURCH
Raises S4,282.q4 IN RALLY

Smith, $845.99; Pilgrim Progress
Sive Club, Mrs. Mary Luck, $721,-
10; Morning Star Club, Mrs. l..
Calvin, $483.5Q; Pastors Club,
$268.00; Busy Bee, Mrs. M. Burt,
$25OOO; Missionary Circle, Mrs.
Helen Brown, $225.83; Flower
Club. Mrs. Mildred Frantroy,
$222.54; Willing Workers, Mrs.
E. Adams, $2O6.3O; Gospel Choir
us, Mrs. L. Ballard, $17700; I'm
tied Usher Board, S. K. Parker,
$4,000; Deacons, c. Crawford,
$157.77; Deaconess, Mrs. L. CAL
vim, $126.O4; Delaney Bible Glass,
Mrs. Driver, 5000; Choir, Mrs.
M. Driver, $95.O2; Church School,
A. A. Arnlod, $4,000; Trustees, j.
R. Jones, $500; Philathea Bible
Glass, Miss 7. Richardson, $38.-
so; Fannie Hayes Bible Glass,
Mrs. v. Ryder, $27.OO; Sunshine
Band. L. Aston, $21.35.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
VIM. M. TrOtter Award

Perhaps the old Rover is be-
witched with that salty New
England Yankee humor that
created American Democracy.
White men chortled and guffaw-
ed over the dumping of tax
burdened tea into Boston har-
Dor and the Rover loves to roar
over antics of Colored crusaders
for democracy who have spunk
and CUTS enough to flout the
facist enemies among us. In
fact, the old Rover would like
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

ment violat 7cutiye Order
No 9346 ant it must be
set aside has sent to all
parties involve chairman
announced, vii tests that
the groups rept the COM
mittee within 80 81 On steps
taken to comply the di-
receive.
The committee t. titled
IL other railroads an 9TH
er unions that all & ma
tory employment pr. Of
the railroads and all IS
Of the unions which / A
unfair treatment of
and job applicants beca
race, creed, color or ma
origin must be eliminated.
S0-day period for reply
set in each case.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

The increasing campaign (of
crusading Colored AmericanS) to
apply for previously restricted
white jobs, ride on lilly
white" railroad cars, and regis
ter at certain representations"
hotels, should not only be dis
cusSed here this week but also
stimulated and encouraged by
the suggestion that such people
everywhere in every town org
anize Equal Rights (Victory
Clubs now!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
DR.. KingsfOrd Swan
Takes Lovely Bride

Mrs Lena Goosby Of 7 Dill
worth st, Roxbury wishes to
announce the marriage of her
daughter Ruth Loretta to DR.
John Kingsford R Swan OF
Cambridge, Mass. The cere-
mony was performed by the
Rev Elmer E Thompson OF
Medford at the residence OF
the bride, Sunday, November
IA at $3.50 p m.
DR. and Mrs Swan will be at
home to their many friends on
or about December IS, 1943, at
their apartment sos Massachu-
sets ave, Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Card of Thanks

One of the last requests CT
the late Mr.. Sidney Anderson,
Of Sherwin Street, Roxbury
was to thank the following rel
atives and friends who were
blood donors in his behalf:
Evelyn Hall, Verna Boone, Vio-
let and Thomas Jackson
George Rickson, Samuel Mad
reg, Eugene Brown, Kenneth
Anderson, Benjamin Hazard
and Alice Clash.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
Powell Flags Boston

New York Councilman Adam
Clayton Powell Jr., the fighting
editor of The Peoples Voice
strongly assailed Boston'S lack
of colored political leadership
in his recent Sunday Commun-
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

graduate of the Atlantic Univer-
sity School Of Social Work is now
employed as a case worker with
the USO-TraveIers' Aid Unit,
Jackson, Miss. Mrs. Sadler has
also directed NYA activities in
L. /. New York, served as an in
terviewer at the Banneker Gem
ter, Washington. D. c.. as the
director at the Nassau County
YWCA and Hampstead US0,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
1929

70 Black Persian -tsrub- Fur Goats. -. '72f,
Natural Skunk Fur Goats ....... s229
Baum Marten-dyed Skunk Goats s229
SsbIe-dyed Muskst Fur Goats '229
Stone Msrten-dyed Muskrst Goats s229
Natural Ombre Muskrst Goats s22O
Sable-dyed Squirrel Fur Goats s22R=
LYNX Cat Fur Cos4s ............ s229
Sfunnino Silver Fox Fur Goats. s220
lynH-dyed Rseeoon Goats ....... '220
Dyed Blue Fox Fur Goats ...... s220
Deferred Payment and Lsy-Awsy Plans
Fnri-KlHs'I-Tffb Floor
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

gurs fluenrg coats 81
sarr,. toft a,soes v1,h
mart. ia,e framing collars
q tl.loon. Manual. ksj
and Green. NIny other
smlrt style, at Sf97}.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
q WC00eUJT OoIecfon o.
Beautiful Fur Goats

Interestingly Priced
If YOU are planning the purchase Of fur
coat this season . d. come IN and sec this
wonderful collection OF me quality, hlGn
4 ashfetf fttf-eosts, interestingly priced II
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

Coat Sbob-Kli~e's-FoHrt5 Floor
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

Here YOU will find brilliant collection of the for
the coming fall and Coats of the lasting quality
you're looking for with gsmorou fu Persian Lamb,
Occot Squirrel Lynx-ded Fox, Sbedyed Mukat, Red Fox,
Coon, Sable-dyed Skunk and other fine furs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

The important new fashions,
fabrics and colors for the COM
inc season Chesterfield,
=DFessqTg SSf.eft and GaseEfIGoats'-
Boy Type, Wrap Around and
Double Breasted styles
Beautifully tailored and detailed
Sizes for Juniors, Misses
and Women.
KifHs's-DoH HsfairS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Suits Solved II

we have 10 wear Stacks st
work" Mary said. But j don {
like 10 wear them 10 classes and
since / don't 60 home IN be-
tween times, l didn't know what
TO do.
Finally 7 decided suits would
be the answer. SO now when l
leave for work in the mornlng
j wear my Slacks, a blouse and
my suit Jacket and carry the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Homemade
Bread Popular

TIE FRAGRANT aroma OF
homemade bread or biscuits
makes the most simple meal a
bonfire occasion. Warm. tender
bread may be served plain or
with a bit of jelly or jam,
should butter or margarine be
scarce. The goodness of fresh
bread is especially popular for
us like = mother used-to-make
flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
BouiHon Cube
Extends Meat
Flavor
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

JUST BECAUSE you can
have az many steaks, roasts and
chops is no reason 10 give up
hope OF delicious meat flavor
and nourishment. For home
makers everywhere are using
bouillon cubes TO make Their
meat points 50 twice as far,
enabling them 10 plan wartime
meals that viii satisfy meat
hungry families.
a cup Of rich, highly concen-
trated beef broth is available
from one boulllon cube in
stantly. Thus a small quantity
OF inexpensive meat can safely
be- doubled IN volume without
losing any juicy meat flavor.
The extending itself can be &C
conplIshed by the addition OF
bread, potatoes, crumbs, rice,
macaroni and the like. But the
same meat flavor can still be
present through the bouIllon
cube gravy.
Here are typical examples of
h oW inexpensive unrationed
bOuillon cubes can unite a
modest meat supply 10 other nu-
tritiouS ingredients, resulting IN
real masterpieces OF solid flavor
and goodness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Now's The Time

Right now there's q wonder
ful stock Of Christmas wrap
pings they're a. gay and
varied a ever even more.
IL seems. Remember last year
week before Christmas you
couldn't buy a yard Of red rib
bon no more white tissue
paper
Used 10 be We had Thanks
giving first and then We set
about Christmas. This year
ladies, it's gotta be reversed q.
Christmas first ThanksgiV-
ing later, and lucky the woman
who can sit at her Thanksgiving
dinner table and say =. yes, by
George .. my Christmas shop
ping is all done.
A star in her crown, for that
is what Uncle Sam, the retail
merchants and those who serve
at Christmas counters viii cali
real cooperation in a Time
OF stress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
CHRISTMAS!

Ai1iNlS i Mao.
It's hard 10 talk about Christ
mas with the heat of an Indian
summer pouring through an
open window nevertheless,
ladies we must be about ~
and so here we are at the re-
quest Of the retail merchants
beseeching you to do your
Christmas shopping early,
Beseech is the word, TOO
for what with the shortage Of
help, OF merchandise and de-
livery facilities you can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

plainly see
the poor dar-
lin gS will
n Q V g r get
through the
holiday sea-
son AMI less
the strain IS
spread out
over a goodly
p Q T i o d OF
time.
It's going
10 ha inter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
ADDITIONAL FLAVOR

VARY THE seasonings, espe-
cially when YOU use the same
kind Of meat often. Try lit
lie onion, tomato, or green pep
per a dash OF herbs or spice
10 give a different taste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Just n Days

Ny calendar tells me there
ere 81 shopping days iill
the 18th but when You
consider il takes four times as
long for each purchase as
N used 20 that leaves son