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Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

Spc ,kcrs w,re Supt. G. W. Weddls,
j. II. Crofion. Miss ferly Mae
lIi,hcrsor, a senior, J. A Taylor
vocational teacher; Mrs. ]. A. Tay
EIor rendered Il solo and Ms. |. E.
MeClain, home Economic teacher
was Mistress Ct ceremonies.
The Lenten seas IN Will be ebse,
we'd by the New Light Church this
week by special services with DR.
G. W. Young pastor.
The Womans Missionary Socie
ty of New Light Church met Mon
IN the church with a program fea'
turing "Our Duty Us Missionary
hy Mrs. Ethel X. Odds, Mis-. Maty
Jane Hickerson and Mrs. Alice
Williams. Mrs, Mamie Boho pre-
sided. MIS-. Cc-ene Williamson is
reporter.
W. w. Hill, secretary Of the
Geod Samaritans reports the death
Of Mrs. Matte Prim of Camden,
Mrs H. K,nlow CT Dumas and loo
sevclt Brylcs Of Blackwell.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
College Station
By 'ralmacc Body

Tho 2ion Wheel Baptist Church
will launch a repairing rally on
April rs as announced by Rev j.
N Armstrong ristcr. Men will
pay $500 in the drive and ladies
will pay Sl,5o Among the many
visitors present On last Sunday was
Mrs Marie Bard of Fulton.
on Wednesday nieht, d. Mack
was host to the Usher Board with
Jonnio Thomas president.
"Watoh me Grow Club viii meet
ut the pastor j. N, Armstrong;
home on April T.. All members arc
urged 10 he present. IN connection
with the meeting a prize will be -
wnrded in on old time "pea strut
ns announced by Mrs. Alberta TIL :
mas, president.
The club group met last MONDAY
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Pine Bluff

Church Notes: New Jerusalem
Bapt. Church, Rev. II Gat,in,
pastor stressed "My Views" in the
Sunday School less M showing the
neei of winning souls for Christ
rather than for selr-glorification
he also brought the morning mes
sage, "What Think Ye Of Christ ?"
A program was rendered in tho af-
tecnoon by twentyeieht members
Of the Morning Star Baptist
Church, North Little Rock, former
ly paStored by Rev. Gatlin' featur.
ing two qua1tets and part of the
thlri.Financt totsled S2375 Ar
inf.,rn,etivc bible drill uns conduc
ted by Miss Doris Blackwell and
II J Evans in the BTU. Delo, sc
Woodruff is church reporter.
Allen Temple Church a.. ".....
By Miss Doris Calhoun
Pastor e. NJ Harkins was at
his best Sunday morning WHEN 3
large audience witnessed his ser.
men. Immediately after the service
the pastor and q large membership
drove to Fordycc to participate in
the services with Presiding Elder
Andrews OF Pine Bluff District.
Sgt. Jack Pleasant stopped oyer
for shor. visit with his sister
Miss Y ola Peasant while enrout
TO Moscow 10 sperd " few days
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
w. Pleasant.
Mrs. Polly Hamilton is still or
the sick list. Mrs. Fame is much
improved after lengthy illness
This weeks personalities; Mrs,
Tommie Wesley surpri7ed her lit
atle son. George Louis with a patty
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Rixie Items
BY Silas Bowman

HOLY Grove AME Church with
Rev W, l.. Coffey, pastor and
Supt. Reuben Ready are perfectins
plans fer an elaborate Easter pro-
gram sponsored by State Mission
airy, Mrs. K. V. Mooney, with par
cnts and children participating.
St. Luke Baptist Church with
Rev J G. Boyd pastor and Supt.
Jno Rol nson vii lie hist to the
Singing ITninn on Easter Sunday.
Walter Reid is assistant Supt. d
Robert Hill is teacher 81 one of
the Leading classes.
Fairview CME Church with Rev
G. W. Smith pastor and Mrs c. "
Smith is acting Supt. Of the Sunday
School department, their worship
periore arc lively.
Rev. w. l.. Walters is pastor Of
the New Dora Baptist Church at
Booker Terrace Rev. T r, Bright
is pastor Of Mt Aratt.
Rev Staff and woik ers at VT
Pisgah Baptist Church report sI'
cessful sessions On Sunday.
Rev. Williams is head of Clay
ton Chapel Baptist Church
Mrs. Mary Sisman has returned
from Los Angeles California.
Mrs. Viola Tisdel was called tc
Mississippi.
Kitty Douglas is reported III.
Mrs. Emma Walker has returned
from Arkansas City and Miss Jake
Bowers has returned to the Mt, Al
rat community from Tuckerman
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Dermntt News
BY Lille NJ. Wimherly

The Bethany Baptist Church raj
sed s64.0i through the Sunday s.
for the Ark Baptist College on
Sunday Services will be held at
1900 o'clock an Sunday. 2 p. M.
on tie tth Sunday and night.
The Rally sponsored by the U.s.
hers of the Seven Star Baptist
Church was successful carried out
the group reporting $3.50
The 18th Anniversary of Rev.
e. h. Knox was held Sunday at
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Card of Thanks

PlunlmarvHe- We wish to u ank
the many II ENDS Of the Mt. oliver
community and adjacent c,mmuni
ties for kindnes. shown us during
tho illness and passing If our hns
band ,nd father. e. II. Snecd on
on Marth 20, 1913. We are highly
nppreciative for every word, deed
and the many floral offerings. We
are also grateful tc the Cosm"pc-
Titan Undertaking Co for efficient
services.
Signed Emma Sneed, Lucille Flo-
wc,s, Cora |. Donald Normcndia,
Odom.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

ut the home OF Mrs. Rosie Weekley
when bean strut VAS given and
prize agar,led to Rev. 1. N. Arm
strong.
Tie E,ri ready Club will meet
at the home CT Mr.. and Mrs. G
Jones on April Is rs announced
Icy Mrs. Allrna Williams, president
Mrs. Willie Lee hnson, seereta-
~.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Coal Hill News
BY GEO. W. WEST

Sunday, March 2lyt Bethel AME
Church heard Rev. VIM. Gray, pas
tor when the General Church rally
eliminated, with financial reports
totaling SS3,o0, Mrs, Rosallee Meme
fee OF Van Buren, is guest of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. William
Greene.
Miss Evelyn Green is ba *
home after nm extended stay in Lit
tie Rock.
Misses Vera and Margaret Oil
yer of Ozark were welcome visi
tors. Mrs. Catherine Hogan Of Lit
tie Rock is guest of her ather,
All,erry West end other relatives.
Walter Hardgrova, J. f. Hogan
ard Alta Hardsravc prominent
farmers in The community have
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

their farms ready for planting.
a NJ. Lee and W. ]. West motor
ed TO Clarkyille on business,
New Bethel AME Church is look
ing. forward t. the 2nd Sunday
when Rev. Clayhorn, presiding FL
der will hold the End quarterly
conference A most spiritual
session is contemplated.
The Sunday sefool with Supt
g. W. West inviets you I" enroll.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
"a group Of friends j,ired
! two hours of games.

Byr'.n Jenkins of Litilc
was weekend guest of Scout
Parker. Nh and Mrs. Alfine
hes entertained hi. slstrr, AIRS
Annic Jones Main Of New York
City.
Mrs Eddie Kelly IS reported het-
ter.
The Social Art club met At the
LONE of Ilr and Mrs. K. I John
sou, short business meeting Vas
held in which "a denai n was given
Mrs. Irena Sherman of Chicago
Mrs. ieona Ceefrham of TT
Smith and Mrs Annie X. White as
visitors made encouraging remarks,
prior to the serving of delicious
menu.
tftei an ENJOYABLE Nisit here and
other points in the State, Mrs. Lee
IA Sherman of Ghieag.. an aunt
of Mrs. r. It. johnson las returned
to her home.
Scout Roy Parker son of NJ. g.
Mrs. J. W. Parker who was serious
ly injured by falling Gown the
stairs at Merrill High SehocI ami
breaking both arms, cutting n
large cash IT. his head Is reported
improving at his heme.
Pvt. Wiley Branten son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Irandcn spent a brief
furlouph from his jeff, rson Bar.
rack Mo. etmp. Mrs. Robbie lie"
Moss was i'll smile Friday when
she received a long distant call
from her husbsnd. Pvt Clifton
Moss 1T ut. IeonsId Wood. Mo.
Mrs. Julia Cashier of hj2 +.
18th Ave. held Oh omen house Sun.
when friends greeted her sitter,
Mrs Fannie Jones Main of New
York 4
Mrs. Essic johnson Beverly of
McGchcc spent Sunday with her
notler, Mrs NJ. J. Johnson, II pa
lient at United inks hospital.
The nehonnaire Ladies Club
neld call meeting at TIE home Of
Mrs. r. II Dosrett, 1904 Mo st. I
Sunday when a large ntmhe" Of
adies enjoyed an ice course, Mrs.
loggett is president and Mrs. Ru-
W Johnson. sercr. tarp. Mrs. John
on will be next hostess
st John AME Church en- Pullen
md Cherry Street will close The
Redemption Rally on Sunday with
Rev. II. NJ Green, pastor.
Palmer Guy is reported much
4
Iune Moon son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Moon IT 2l02 w. 9Th Ave
and Miss Mae Ellen johnson OF
Little Rock we're married Saturday ;
It st. James M. f. Church parson ,
pee with Rev. j. H Ellis, officat-
ing Nj. and Mrs. Henry w. Foster
have as house guest her brother
and sistor-in-law It. and Mrs. l.
Hill y Fit. Bee, rigs. Ga. Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Scott of 2GlT Ind. 81
gave their son, Curtis a birthday
and farewell party on Sunday prior
to induction Monday.
Tyret Scott Of 1911 Nc. Street
returned to his oefence job in Cali
fornia and was accompanied by his
hrother-'n-E,w Lee Rsburn of 1896
Short Mo. Street.
Theodore CaIsody Of 9cc Linden
St. was confined to bed last week
Rev. c. l.. McClain pastor of New
Hope CINE Church is reported ill
PRESS customers and readers,
please have news ready or phone
not later than Sunday evening
to your reporter, phtre 256. !
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Entere, as second cl,tendanee
Arkansas, Septemberny spared 70

Arkansas. Septemherns spared re
minsHg The message Du,
che evening services tie sun
.eheol and BTU participated il
the Rally G. INDICTED by Rev. King
renorts showed, Mrs. rlorine Shaw
$3.50, Mrs Minnie Kerdrix sh.10
Ms. Myrtle Pow ell $500 Mrs
Mary Thomas $500, a totaled ri
1926; public collection SIS 10
envelopes ss.SS, making graEe
total of $50 .93. Reulsh Trotter Is
church reporter.
Mt. Zion CNE Church The s S.
was in charge OF Supt. Foster VII.
fans with good attendance re-
cerded. Rev. W. s. Davis. paste,
brought the morning sermon The
ErN ortb League was we'll attended
with Mrs. Ethel Mae Harris, pre-
sident in chAi &C. Another soul stir
ring MESSAGE was brought by the
pastor. sll2.l3 was raised during
our Fellowship Drive. Collection
for Sunday was announced az
SILL Rev. Curry. visiting mini.
ster was present and received Il
donation # S311 and the c0ngre-
cation anticipates his early re.
turn. Departmental reports for the
Fellowship meeting were l.oa-d
M. l, Mrs. Stella Smith SIC ca;
No. 2 Mrs Clara Muldrew sl2,o0.
star Bnsrd Mrs. Odessa Stewart
shae; Usher Bard $500; Epwor.
tn League $500; Sunday School
sails; Missionary So y: P. S. E.
or Y. P. s7.17; Luther Muldrew,
Class No. 8 81 .25 selection render
ed Four IIarmons eliminated the
meeting
Ethel M Harris is church reporter.
Lonokc Baptist Church. J. \
Harris was IN charge Of the s. s.
Rev, J. w. Williams. pastor preach
ed Il soul stirring message and =
were added I, the church BTU |
Pres. Mrs. Fila Rice presided at
the meeting rsportcins u lar &c ut
ientlrcc Included in the program
by Group M. 2 was a dleussion of
tho Old Testament by MISS Fam
ME Marce Brown.
Mission Circle No. l met With
Mrs. Hattie Jackson. Guest Of The
nice ting w,re Mesdamcs I.eana
Young. Birdie May Lewis. Pres
M X. Jones is giving Ter life for
the Cause Of Christ. Union Pray
ct Rand met in the home If Mrs.
]. W, Williams where we. were hles
sed with a Pentcastal shower. Fin
ANGEL report S5G.o5 Miss Myrtle
Wilson has returned home after
visiting her sister and brotfe,-in
law. Mr.. and Mrs Charles 1. File
ncrs, Personals Mrs, Florine duff
fie has returned home after & brief
vacation in Chicago and Detroit
where she was extended many cour
tesms. Mrs. Emma Harris has tel
pdone service in her home made
possible by her son, Sgt. Wllmar
Harris. stationed in CALIFORNIA.
Prof and Mrs. Jesse Taylor and
daughter have moved to Camden
where he will take up agriculture
duties having Teen employed fer
nicely with the Blevins Iii School.
Thomas English Of Pine Bluff
has returned after Writ with re-
latives and friends. S. Sgt. Drill
Fricson, Camp Lockett Calif is
visiting bis mother, Mrs Gertrude
Ericsson.
Mrs. Pearl Lewis is on tie sick
list. Friends are wishing her a
speedy recovery. Cpl. Asalee Kcan
IL stationed at st. Louis WIS a
weekend guest of his mother,
Mrs Lillian Konutz.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Stanns

By Mrs. Edna =. Boone
Lafayette. Yellow Sha
dow three act mystery comedy
was presented in the school auditor
ium Friday night.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
CARD OF THANKS

10 my many friends and acquain
tanccs who werc SC very nice tn
me during my recent illness, ! wish
to express my gratitude t. all OF
you for the lovely flowers, cards,
lunches and visits Again many
thanks to you Signed.
Miss Roberta johnson.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
There Are Different Types Of U. S.
Government Securities - Choose
The Ones Best Suited For You:

United stutes War Servings Bonds-series {: The
perfect investment for individual and family saw
ings. Gives you back 81 for every So when the
Bond natures. Designed especially for the
smaller investor. Dated LIST day of month in which
payment is received. Interest: 1890 year if HELD
to maturity. Denominations: $25, $50, 500,
$500, $1,000. Redemption: any time 90 days
after issue date. Price: 1870 of maturity value.
2Ned Treasury Bonds Of lo64-lo60: Readily
marketable, acceptable as bank collateral, these
Bonds ideal investments for trust funds,
tates and individuals. A special feature provides
that they may be redeemed at par and accrued
interest for the purpose of satisfying Federal
tate taxes. Dated April Is, 1913; due June Is,
1869. Denominations: $500, $1,000, $1,000, $1O,-
600, $1OO,OOO-also $l,OOO,OOO if registered.
Redemption Not callabIe till June Is, 1864;
thereafter at par and accrued interest any in
terest date at months notice Subject to Federal
taxes only. Price: par and accrued interest.
Other Securities: Series 'C'' Tax Notes; 7s@o
Certificates of Indebtedness; 2oo Treasury Bonds
of I95O-1952; United States Savings Bonds Series
''F''; United States Savings Bonds Series &C."
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
IS billion dollars must be raised!

building We've got to match, best we can,
the sacrifice of those Americans who are toiling
and sweating on a dozen battlefronts-with the
bloodiest yet to come. The blunt fact is this: to
keep our war machine going, we've got to dig up
Is billion extra dollars this month. IL billion
dollars over and above regular War Bond
buying!
In the next few weeks you may be visited by
one of the thousands of volunteers who
tributng their time and effort to this Drive. But
don't wait for him. Make up your mind now
that before this drive is over, you're going to
march right down to your nearest bank, Post
Office, or place where they sell War Bonds, and
do your duty. And don't forget this: in doing
your duty, you're doing yourself one of the big
gest favors of your life!
For United States War Bonds are the greatest
investment i'm the world-bar none. They're in
vestmens tailored to fit your particular situation.
And they give you the chance of lifetime to
order and get the kind of world you want to live
in after this Every cent you put in War
Bonds now will help to guarantee plenty of peace.
time jobs making peace-iving for every one of us.
For your Counirys sake-for your o,pn sake
invest all you can!
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Girl Reserve Week
April Ills

Invest. In Bonds To-day - The
Go,ernmrni Needs Daueh--and
Lot, of It-and Needs ID Now.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
TEXARKANA
By Mrs. Ids B. Mar shall


The st. James Sunday School
was largely attended Sunday and
collection totaled $3.50. Rev. Gates
brought the morning message,
"Set Thine House III order"
The New Zion Baptist Church Of
Richmond heard Rev. b. L. Smith
on the Ath Sunday. Collection TO
itald $17A,i9 Guest minister Of
Rev Smith were Rev. G Fl. Ilod-
&c OF TeXarkana ard Rev. >. E..
Williams of Ashdown.
Mrs. Blanche Hopkins of $50
Belmont and her children Thomas
and Ivonne left Friday for Detroit
where she viii jim her husband,
Rev. T. II. Hopkins, who is employ
cd there.
IRON NJ. NEWS
BY Mrs. Ka.ie NJ. HAYNES
Rev J. a.. johnson. pastor de
liverod the message Mt tie Lonokc
Baptist Church on Sunday when
one member united with the church
| Pfc LEROY Jackson has returned
to Tuskcgee Air Base sitter brief
visit with his wife, Mrs. Phyllis
Jackson.
Mrs. Mary Ice Cheatham CT Co.
lumbus spent the week end with
her brother and wife. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Dave Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pennington spent two DAYS visit
ling relatives in Tsrleti. Dave Por-
ter visited relatives in Hope last
week.
Arrangements have been com
plcted with the LEGAL bus company
to convey people to the C7an Dist.
Associations converting at Stock
! lTll Baptist Church Vaudeville
April $40 rs announced by Elder
%. s. Victor, dist. missionary.
Tie local Chamber If ComTer
&c, headed Ivy z J. Nash sponsored
o testimonial banquet for V, c.
Love who served the body as cy-
ccu'ive secretary IN The spacious
agent room Of the Universal ifc
ms. Co. S3i Laurel Street, prior
to Mr.. Loves departure for Tcrnc
ssce. Local business and civic lead
ers including Prof. c. II. Bratton,
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
We've Got to Fight More!
And We've Got to Buy More
War Bonds!

Sure we're all buying War Bonds now. But we've
got to help pay for increased fighting and
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

FHE GOVERNMENT of the United States
I is asking lis to lend it ID billion dollars
i'm the next few weeks. We can do it, And
we must do it. Every American must real.
ize the truth:
In this, our toughest war, we've made good
start. We've trained lot of men-made lot of
weapons-built lot of ships.
But it's only start. No man or woman
among us would contend for single instant
that we're doing enough now to win this war!
We've Got to Build More!
We broke all records building 8 million tons of
shipping last year. But grim-faced Army and
Navy men will tell you that the ID MILLION tons
we're building this year still won't be enough!
We've Got to Fight More!
From now till this war is won, America must be
on the offensive. In ever.increasing numbers,
your sons, brothers, husbands must go into actual
battle. Our losses have already begun to mount
and they will not grow less
And We've Got to Buy More
War Bonds!
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
State IsUfged
To Ration Beer

Rationing Of beer was urged
Yesterday by the Michigan Table
Top Congress in an appeal TO the
state LIQUOR eenfEsl= commission
The congress alleged favoritism in
distribution
james W DotSch. field director
Of the congress. said that many
instances had come 10 his atten-
tion Of inequalities in the distribu-
ton of beer He added
1T il not unusual for brew
cries TO provide one outlet more
beer than usual. while another
drops TO about 10 per cent Of
normal.
There seems ample evidence
that Scant attempt has been
made TO level off distribution TO
the approximately 8Ssper cent
10 which production has been
restricted
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Several. thousand residents Of
.D6aEAaTa--s sssies.,sy- .4it..i4,t.-.t-tsle
opening of the annual Wild West
ana Rodeo, sponsored annually by
the Dearborn Junior Chamber OF
Commerce.
The company. exhibiting At
Michigan and Wyoming, is COM
poSedl ,of 60 persons and more
than 200 horses. Performances will
continue through next Monday
a feature of the exhibition viii
he selection Saturday night of a
rOdeo queen from 600 junior
hoStesscS and members of the
Junior AWVS.
Proceeds Of the show will be
distributed 10 tbe three serV ice
mems clubs in Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Ii. Stamps
Void Tuesday

Midnight tomorrow is the last
time y and { gasoline stamps in
old style gas ration books can
be used OPA officials warned
today s-
\ owners Of r or c hookA OK.
pring Sept I should renew them
Immediately AZ their local ration
boards, so they can receive the
new style 3 or G books
Those whose 3 or c gas rationS
expire after Sept / must ex-
change their "old style books for
new ones containing the same
number Of coupons and same eX-
plratlon date.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
/ FIREMENs FIELD DAY PAGEANT AT BRIGGS STADIUM
Census Figures for Sugar Use Challenged
pNHh Nv Inns sfaF

are based on census bureau fig
ures, which the board contends
are inaccurate for the Detroit
area.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

The Detroit Board Of Commerce
today announced that 2, delega-
ton would 60 TO Washington in
the near future 10 challenge
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Milk Prices 10 Be Discussed

The Michigan Milk Producers
Association will sponsor a series
Of six discussion on current milk
prices and the Detroit milk mar
kst IL was announced today. The
first meeting will be in Addison
Sept. Z.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

census bureau figures for Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb counties in
an effort 10 obtain increased OPA
sugar quotas for industries here.
OPA sugar quotas for industries
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

little " h c n
YOU said IL
was an insult
w II e n some
pc o pie re-
ferred TO the
city as DEE
trOit.
I'm sure
no one means
~ That way,
just as a lot
of people in
DEEtFeit re-
fer 10 Arkan-
SAW as Ar
Kansas. or
q a II r \ q L
X n o W It's
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Sure. Detroit is dynamite.
but it's dynamic. too. Ask
-Rommel heu= l,e likes or tanks
and ask Berlin how IL likes
bombs. and ask Goering how he
likes our airplaneS. Ask 'cm
why they planted all those spies
in Detroit
And ask EN- whether they
pronounce il Detroit or DEE
troit.- and scc-if really mat.
ters. See what I mean?
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Jack Pickering
Here
@Hd
Now
Jack Pickering

ON THE PAN AGAIN:
" A readar who wants 10 be
known as "Arkansaw Hill Billy"
is taking me 70 task now. Some
body always is. @
Says Billy:
81 enjoy your column, only
today IL burned me, up just "A
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

AlLAIs tHtfNt, fAts tRed stamps
7, I, y, M-FxHlFe tomorrow
y, N-NaNt o. Oef
L-Fal1 sept a ~ Oct
SUGAR
stamp H. pounds ~ 0rt 90
CANNING SUGAR
stamp Is, l6--a los. each 20 Oct. 81.
SHOES
Stamp iS-Ons pair 70 Oct. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

area
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
ONE OF THE MANY GROUPS THAT TOOK PART IN THE 2
Sausage Makers
Bow 10 0PA'
Labelling Order

Stringing along with the OPA.
sausage manufacturers will begin
next week 10 tie labels listing
the ingredients, on every pound
and a half of frankfurters and
small breakfast sausage.
For the larger rings Of bologna,
which must be marked individ-
ually, most manufacturers believe
some sort Of a stamping system
Will be worked out.
FEARS FOR BEAUTY
Visualizing the effect Of purple
ink on his product, one sausage
maker sadly shook his head
1T will ruin the looks Of my
beautiful bologna" he said
Other problems connected with
the listing Of sausage ingredients
also had manufacturers worried
today.
As John BenSchop Of the Coun-
try Maid Sausage Co put H.
Already We are having
enough troubles getting people
10 make our sausage. Now We
have TO tie strings 10 our meat.
FAST CHANGES
And how the labels are 60
Ing 10 keep pace with the in
gradients I wouldn't be able to
SAY. One week we can get
nothing but pork The next
week it's all beef. Wen have
10 change the labels faster than
we can print them
Looking az the matter from 4
more philosophical point OF view.
another sausage maker remarked
with great determination
we can do IT, It's just as
easy a putting labels on hash"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
PROGRAM ON RADIO

The program 10 spark sales eff
forts will start at GAS with pa
triotic singing and talks by Mayor
Jeffries, Frank N. Isbey, war
finance chairman, and County Re-
tail Chairman Nate S. Shapefe.
In coordination with the down.
town rctGiiers drive. four other
business organizations will meet
at 9 p. m. today at Dom Polski,
Forest and Chene, 10 lay plans to
raise 100000 for the third war
loan drive.
Organizations 10 be represented
are the Chene Business Associa-
ton. Mt Elliott Merchants, Rus
sell Street Merchants and the Nc
Dougall Businessmen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
10 BLOCKS CLOSED

Specially prepared red, white
and blue banners will border
every window on both sides of
10-block area which will be roped
off and closed 10 traffic. a total
OF $4,000 feet of banners will be
used.
Planes-~fil drop aerial bombs
on the city 10 open the ceremonies
as $4,000 bond statesmen from the
stores and offices take TO the
streets and station themselves at
store booths. each pledged 10 sell
81 600 in T. hnndS