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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
You Make
Promise to Tot,
Keep 1t
BY JANE HERBERT COWARD

\ 7 the dinner table father. who
"A seemed to be in a great hurry.
addressed the family as follows:
"Tonight'S my night for the dishes
but Id like very much to go bowl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10

should be done No definition Of
sleep fits all types. Some of us real
ly sleep as If We meant IL, some
more of us are still "on duty
throughout the sleeping period.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10

is the essence OF real smartness,
not expensive clothes or frequent
trips to beauty salons. The woman
whose hair droops sadly over the
collar of her expensive coat isn't
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10

eral-rich fruits and vegetables
that insure a clear skin, bright eyes.
sound teeth. You'll sleep as many
hours as your busy schedule allows.
for there's nothing like sleep for
smoothing out lines in your face.
Frightening your eyes. softenlng
your lips. You'll select at least one
form Of good outdoor exercise that
will give YOU fun and relaxation as
well as help to keep your figure
slim and straight. Swimming is an
ideal exercise for the purpose and
IL has the added advantage OF TAX
ing YOU out into the sun and fresh
air.
Pops Up Circulation
II means giving your body good,
brisk rub down when you're in the
tub. to pep up circulation and tone
your flesh. because you are prob
ably too busy to exercise every day.
II means depending more on few
proven cosmetics that help YOU
keep face. hair and hands in tip
top condition. OF course, To get the
biggest beauty returns for your
money YOU must use hem every
single day, or in the case OF some.
like hand lotion. several times a
day. And. OF course. II means
choosing the co~metics that viii do
the most for YOU and do 1t in the
shortest possible time.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Occasional Furniture
IL price

Orig. a.s5 walnut-finished Hardwood Hanging Wall
Orig. 2.s5 Mahogany finished Hardwood Hanging
Orig. sss Mahogany finished Hanging Wall Racks,
195
Orig 3.s5 alnut-fnished Hardwood Hanging Wall
IA Orig. 2s5 Walnut finished Hardwood Brass Hooked
Costumers ---- - 13e
ss Orig. 2ss Mahogany finished Hardwood Brass
Hooked Costumers 139
l Orig. 1895 Mahogany Veneer gumwood Grand
RAPIDS Drop-leaf Commode e-------------------9 995
2 Orig. 9.s5 Mahogany Veneer on gumwood Lamp
Tables, gallery top, damaged ged---------------5 500
Orig. 2995 Mahogany Veneer gumwood Cock
20 Orig. 1895 Mahogany and Walnut Finished gum
1 Orig. 2.95 Maple Costumers mersI39 I39
Orig. 1888 Maple Phone Sets-650
IL Orig 3.99 Walnut finished Hardwood Costumers,
1893
Orig. 1895 Walnut Veneer on gumwood Extension
Console Table 1e9s
IL Orig. s95 Mahogany Veneer on gumwood Hanging
Wall Rack 500
Orig. 5ss5 Mahogany Veneer Tea Wagons with
glass tops - - 1896
2 Orig. 2495 Bleached Mahogany Veneer on gumwood
Wall Racks with glass doors rs----------------12 1895
2 Orig. 1895 Walnut Mahogany Veneer on gum
wood Modern s0-in. 3-Drawer Chests - 1900
2 Orig. 1895 Mahogany Veneer Gumwood Cock
1 Orig. 4995 Walnut Veneer gumwood Console Ex-
1 Orig. ss95 Walnut Veneer on gumwood Drop p-leaf
Bookcase Desk - 3495
l Orig. 4995 Toasted Mahogany Veneer on gumwood
Kneehoe Desk ------- -- 2495
ii Orig 1495 Walnut finished gumwood Telephone
Sets --- 750
10 Orig. 1.95 Mahogany finished gumwood Telephone
Sets -------------- ------ 7.5O
1 Orig. 2795 Mahogany Veneer on gumwood Console
Table -------- -- 1895
1 Orig. 44s5 Mahogany Veneer on gumwood Exten-
sion Console Table - ---225 50
Occasional Furniture, Fourth Floor, Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-30

situation. Thus the famine is con-
tributing to new outburst of Hin
du-Moslem political strife.
The Indian government Is said
to attribute the famine to five
causes:
l. Hoarding by peasants.
2. Strain on the Indian railroad
system, which has made food dis
tribution inefficient.
3. Shortage of consumer goods,
which discourages the farmer from
marketing his product.
4. Shortage of rice in Bengal.
Bombay, Travancore and Cochin,
aggravated by cyclones and floods.
S. Administrative difficulties aris-
ing from the division of responsible
ties among the government of India
and II provincial governments.
India formerly imported between
one and two million tons of rice q
Evening star., 1943-09-30

urged the government to enlist this
country's help in the food crisis. The
famine Is reported to be increasing
In seriousness and giving rise to
concern over the political stability
OF India just at the time the opera
tions against Burma from Indian
bases are to be stepped up.
First reports of the famine were
brought back to- this country by re-
turning Americans a month or so
ago. but the firm censorship in
India prevented detailed news about
it from coming out until recently.
The famine is worst in the Bengal
area and around Calcutta in par
ticular, but it is also felt in the
Bombay region The Mosle
League, which is politically domi-
nant In Bengal, has been criticized
by thee Congress Party, dominated
by Hindus, as responsible for the
Evening star., 1943-09-30

the third member Of q family guilty
OF failing to register because Of the
Moslem faith, the others already
having been sentenced.
Barnes told authorities of his be-
lief in the faith. Mr.. Conliff said,
but made no comment on 1t in
court.
They face possible sentence of
20 months to 5 years.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

lister for selective service. He told
the court of his Moslem faith.
Clarence Barnes, %, of the 1900
block Of Tenth street NV, pleaded
guilty to a charge of failing to re-
turn supplemental questionnaire
to his draft board.
Assistant United States Attorney
John G. Conliff, jr., who presented
the cases in court, said Fagins is
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Government Rejects
u. ). Aid in FEEDING
India S Famine Areas
BY BLAIR BOLLES.

The government of India has
turned down suggestion that
American aid be sought to help feed
the famine-ridden area, on the
ground that there is enough food
IN India to feed all Indians If it
can be properly distributed. Almost
100000 urban-dwelling Indians
are in danger of being affected by
the famine.
A group of Indians in Calcutta
Evening star., 1943-09-30
7 Youths Plead Guilty
To Draft Act Violations

Two colored youths, claiming to
be of the Moslem faith and op-
posed to war, yesterday pleaded
guilty before Justice David A. Pine
OF District Court to violation of the
selective service law.
Joseph M. Fagins. 10, of the 5000
block of East Capitol street pleaded
guilty to a charge of failing to reg
Evening star., 1943-09-30
ValOr Pottery COOkWare
IL off

"a Originally SOC Opentype Casseroses 4ee
"a Originally s5c Casseroes, with cover--------2sc
IL Originally 245 Casseroles with covef--------iss
IL Originally Lib Casseroles, with cover------117
IL Originally 22o Casseroles, with cover--------IA7
II Originally Las Casseroles with cover---------Ss
Originally las Casseroes, with cover-----------1M
3s Originally Csc Casseroles with coyer--------
IL Originally Ito Slow ts-----x1.13
IL Originally 210 Slow Pots
IL Originally 2.49 Slow wPots------------Iss
Originally LBS Slow ts-----------s3c
Originally LIS Slow Pots ots---------Ies
originally 2Z5 Slow Pots
Originally 2.49 Slow Pots ots-------------l.s6
(Housefurnishings, Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Imprinted, smoothly sonded chairs
with slontine scot and wide, COM OS1
fortobly placed arm rest Delivered AOO0I
partly set up and very cosy
to assemble.
80 Orig. s2s Unpainted Gibson Island settees
partly set up p-------------------------- ------2s9
80 Orig. LOO and 1.50 Pottery Flower Pots and Jar
dtnAeres on Pedestals. Natural hnish- 4ac
20 Orig LIS Bamboo Fern Stands colored tops ssc
Orig. 3.s5 White Wrought Iron Fern Stands 1ss
10 ORG $3.50 Canvas Lawn Chairs. canopy and foot
Orig. $50 Wood Sia Chair for porch or lawn Folds
oompactly ------ 29e
Orig. H.b5 White Enameled Straight Chairs $50
j Orig. 14.S5 Willow Porch or Sunroom Tables
natural finish with 24-nch top op.--7 7ss
Orig. 1s45 Willow Tables with 261a Inch top Nat
a .nAAe.i 9.99
Orig 2450 Large White Enameled Settee -I2.99
Orig S56 White Table with Yellow Umbrella 2999
tsummer Furniture. Fourth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-09-30

year from Burma, Indo-China and
Thailand-all under Japanese con-
troll now. To replace those lost
sources of food, the Indian govern
ment encouraged the transfer of
5000 900 acres of Indian land to
millet-a grain-from cotton.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Orig. 5.2S
ONE-COAT
ENAMEL
2.59 gallo.

A washable finish for kitch-
ems, bathrooms, walls and
woodwork. Goes on easily
cleaned with . damp
cloth. White or ivory.
"a Orig. 2.25 Red Metallic
Roof Paint .. that preserves
and protects gal
Is Orig. 500 Monad Quick
Drying Floor Varnish,
3.4s gal.
IA Orig. 3.25 Bonded Floor
and Deck Enamel for
wood or cement. 8 colors,
quick drying ------2.29 gal.
IL Orig. l.79 Resdy-Mixed
House Paint for general
use 8 colors- -1.49 gal.
Paints Seventh Floor. Tts
Hecht Co.)
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Originally S.es
PORTRAITS
3.05

sust 80 in the group =. In
cluding such popular sub
jects a. Major Biddle,"
Jennie Lind" and Artists
Sister" Oval-shaped por-
traits attracttvely
framed.
10 Originally 1.2s Oval Por.
traits Of Jenny Lind" Gilt
finished frames ---------6Sc
II Originally 1.5o to 1.ss
Chinese Figures. Air-brlish
technique. Mahogany fin-
ished frames ----------S9c
5 Originally Use Maxwell
Parish Pictures. Now---1.7s
, Originally 1.s5 Floral VS.
ter Colors. With mirrored
inserts In border. Damaged,
S8e
2 Originally 1895 Floral Wa
ter Colors. Originals
2 Originally 2.s5 Head Sub
3ects. Light wood frames,
1.49
I Originally 4.s5 Floral
Prints. Gilt-colored frames,
z.49
1 Originally 2.s5 Floral Wa
ter Colors. on white wood
frAme -----------z.A9
3 Originally z.s5 Decorative
Bird Subjects. Now-----1.49
s Originally 2z.s5 Oh Paint
ingx Landscapes and sea-
scapes ----------------9.s5
II Originally 3.ss Oval Per-
traits. Now ------------1.s5
fpictyYes, Fourth Floor.
The Hscht Col
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Bed Pillows and
Mattress Covers

a fine lot OF sturdy unbleoched muslin nottress
covers, with reinforced edges and rubber buttons .
in both single and double sizes. Also a group Of
fine bed pillows Of various types =. all cut size
21x27 inches. All Of this merchandise slightly
nussed or shopworn from handling -. otherwise
perfect.
II Orig. 25s Mattress Covers single and double
10 Orig. 1.ss Mattress Covers single and double
Orig. 3.s9 Bed Pillows (259o down and 75% goose
teathers) 199
Orig 399 Bed Pillows (50qo down and 500 duck
feathers) ls9
! Orig 3ss Bed Pillows (2o9o down and 500 duck
feathers) 199
Orig. 3s9 White Stripped Goose Feather Pillows 199
Orig 2.S9 Crushed White Goose Feather Pillows
Reused 500 Down and 500 Goose Feather Pill
lows ------------------
Orig. 799 Bed Pillows of reused down5s9
Is Orig 150 Crushed Duck Feather Bed Pillows 159
Orig S9s Bed Pillows (6o%o down and 409e goose
feathers)
10 Orig 1sS Crushed Duck Feather Pillows
Usd Pillows Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Unpainted Chests Of
Drawers
Smoothly sonded all ready for your paint brush
And choice Of the three most wanted sizes. Reed
the list below:
50 Orig. 1888 Four drawer 14xz4x2s-in Chests
50 Orig. 1898 Fve-d drawer 14xz4x35-in Chests 1855
50 Orig. 1898 six-drawer 14x24x42-in Chests12ss
tHomewares. Seventh Floor The Hecht COL
81 Orig. 3.95 Fibre Trash Cans for outside ,ise-iSS
1s Orig. LIS Mayfair Self polishing Floor WaxIeo
80 Orig. 225' Coorful shantung sxs Shower Cur
'~AAlS
125 Orig. 1.19 to 1888 Lunch hKits------------.ee
10 Orig sss Medicine Chests with art glass mirror
door
IA Orig. LBS Boxes Of Six Assorted spices-
Orig ss5 Heaithway Vegetable Juicers--------1.5s
100 prs. Orig 150 Pants Creasers ). for pressing
wash trousers without ironing ning----------------6s
"a Orig. 13s Two-Ft Step Ladder Stools for kitchen
or pantry ---------s9 s9c
Evening star., 1943-09-30
COTTON
TAPESTRY
2Sx2S Sqseyss
39c

Colorful cotton tapestry
squares large enough for
chair seats, pillow covers or
to make handbags. Just 1870
at this price.
So Orig. ESQ Cotton Tapes
try, 54 inches wide -1.69 I'd.
(Upholsteries. Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-09-30
ORR. 100
CRYSTAL
GLASS
SALAD SETS
79c

Clear crystal glass salad bowl.
serving plate, fork and spoon.
Charming hostess gift
or bridge prize. Just 95 to
sell at this price.
12s Orig. 100 Crystal Glass
Well-and-Trec Platters- $50
80 Orig. 100 Crescent Shaped
Crystal Glass Salad Plates,
set Of 3, for ----------39e
200 Orig. zoe 10 500 Odds
and Ends Of Dinnerware.
vistosa and Buttsrcup pat
terms TO Ice
tChins and Glassware. Seventh
Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-09-30
CLEARANCE! LAMPS
H price

Orig. s.S5 China Table Lamps and Shadesko0
Orig 1898 Two-toned China Table Lamp and
Orig. 10S5 Dusty Rose China Table Lamp and Shade
Orig. 6.s5 Night Table Crystal Lamp Bases5o
Orig. 5.95 Crystal Glass Vanity Sticks---2s5
Orig. 195 Crystal Glass Vanity Stick ck 99c
Orig. 695 Metal Table Lamp and Shade. As is $50
1 Orig. 9.95 Brass and Ruby Colonial Lamp and
shade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
Orig. 9.95 Chinese Table Lamp and Shade. As is 500
l Orig. S95 Maple Night Table Lamp and Shade $50
80 Orig. CSC Parchmentized Floor Lamp Shades AS
10 Orig 29c Parchmentized Pin Up Lamp Shades, Al
Is
Orig. S.s5 Pottery Table Lamps and Shades. As
40
Orig. 1898 Tuls China Table Lamp and Shade As
Orig. 5.s5 Pottery Table Lamps and Shades As
Is
Orig. SOS White Pottery Vanity Lamps and Shades,
$50
Orig 1898 Crystal Glass Table Lamp and Shade.
Clamps Fifth Floor. Hecht Coz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
PROMOTER ASKS
ACCOUNTING OF
SwEETHEARTS FUNDS

WASHINGTON CAMP Deny
Ing that hc was charging mis-
appropriation Albert Dade cap
i'al promoter declared this week
thar he IL asking The courts to
oTder an accounting Of me finan-
oial affairs ~ me Sweethearts OF
Rhythm hand 70 clear what conn
missions and other funds are due
him
Mr. Dade, who explained This
Is civil action. saws he has in
vested sioooo in The nationally
Known all girls hand and has not
yet had sa'i,faciafy accounting
OF he dHposal Of this amour,
as well as Of the earnings OF he
S~eeihearts orchestra.
Want crack a. The biz guns
Turn in your cid six socklne,
for salvage used 10 powder h.rs
IN guns ~ major callbre Helm
make me Wayne Cornp hos erv
collection the biseest in the ooun-
Try.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

.thronsh CFCo Chatham Ont 60
Ia HoHr dial ihe time IS 4pm
a Pipe organ uNlsral q aiu
fia viii ihril vour soul NAV
be he1ra daily o5 to a0 mi
STATION NEN. ROYAL OAK Mica.
Kicked Up Here and There
r. >horrwa,e>
The wtc haA ne honor one
evening la.' necs istonine % At
discussion fr % London hs nncm
bcrs { The teir sex Hc found
3, very inicsfsiue Those .aGics
appearing on ms program told
chont The WORN of The Women
Federation ~ insillutcs ~ Eng
land Parucpatlns was an Eng
,sh Woman clnadian woman
ard anoiher who hailed from
rrush West lndic
n vow ike listen 90 sooa
cia-sica musk Mnc tn on Rome.
lisls about pm % The e5
meter band Yoa may not pn
dcslard me meanins ot c1crN
word said but 'her mpst IS
sweet
r. Won aye Interested in ke'p-
i.g no with tho dong- ~ The
tnrcd na'iou- don't fall 60 hear
"fhc Voice OF Ametira Monfay
through SATURDAY heennins az
6 20 This program Is hrondcai
from various i'ies ga Tho United
STATES IVES, Indies and England
u gives. The news Of an tho peo-
pie black as wei as white This
mado possible through the
powerful radio stations WRt "
aud WRIT Boston Mass anil
. incv IRE hroadcaa'inr IN Tho p
md 30 meter band re sure 10
lisfeu
THE WRITER picked NJ sta
ton down across he Rio Grandc
che night last week u was IN
rated in South America This
station puts IN strong signal
and hits me Afr about 10 ? m
At approximately los on vour
dial This Spanish music is
pleasing 70 the ear and gives
comfort 70 the mind
THE WRITER picked up an
Interesting broadcast from Rome
IN English bcamcd 70 North
America inter North Africa had
fallen 70 tho united nations Read
nv column Peoples Daily Do
inesl editorial page and you'll
no amazed over tho lies that this
English speaking commentator
epoutcd over the microphone
Until next week GOOD LIS
TFNI<G
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Scgssn
War Times Could Make Name BapI
Of An-Girl Orchestras Says DurhI

LOUISVILLE amp - Despite
The wholesale detesf NJ war hy
every civilized person 81 is INC
belief Of Eddie Durham suaye
maestro Of Tho all-siaY girls hand.
that tho international connici
could make name hands ~ The
numerous feminine arercgaiions
which have sprung into me Gilt
'erine orchestra World since the
advent Of war
Durham interviewed saturday
evening N his hotel suite shortly
before stariling this cite's dance
lpvcfs win psnlfic swing tunes
A. me snmpiuonslv appointed
rvhan temple revealed tina nc
vas >riefly all-onf for housing
hi- saperh all-ei.l aggregation 70
the op in The musical entertain
men, hola
"Snto heay inenel.on and
volunteering of orchestra mon IN
70 the armed forces 3, imminent.
ha' IS playns major rari IN
most name orchcsiras Thus II IS
my helicf that slrl orchcs'fas nos
sossine verssiiifN ability ana
~" pea- VII ho acclaimed tops
ir hcfh name and moncfrv ca
paci'lesr nu hsm atoecd
IN ny all.ut cnorr 10 buld
ard moi ne ail-,far girls =
ceniluy'd nayham n have work
- aviilr on arranremcn's and
so imnroy'saiions vhcre ihce
would -cal oar lnWsc as lla
with III mrs. Loving pnhi'
SsnanNmou viii name bands
absolute coordination pr@;ent
in aii sections ~ iAs d'.siar
eigl- ean rro1a'v State thai
each member of w nns ns-
rai'y found rehea-ina s4i pfei.
INK fe nov iitas vhirh ~
eo honcfs- me cn'if band
The iriskv AN annfmer hf
un.ano ability ~ ~ fminns
menhe 90 NO aee eo'.an 'o
eSca,e same vrh the utmost
hill lio smte mann * pre-
.cnta''or "a n $50 & kNav'oier
~ Shap nian-hfr h, ctet, An 'a~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
URIN'...
THE RADIO WORLD
Nv ISAAC ZONES

II yon have MOI bad your radio
tuned 70 Your Lucky Number
esosFam and have phone thar
has been Installed long enough to
hs Ns'el N ne directory. you
Aai herer listen 20 this broad
s sailv Monde through FRI
faf oyer ad.o station wXYz.
iN f5 e. q Am Otherwise YOU
ntr Hnd mar me 'turky Nunf-
ef paoslan has your numher
hs' "a have not theirs
10 nske long story short
las lNcsdsy morning this pros
gram had sleeoo in Tho rot when
d ht ~ a'rwaves DAVID nayis
25i sherman street was called
Ills radio was not turned on: he
cd mo- know me code phrase
fos hat hroaaca NJ Was given
2 chefk far one dollar hu, lost
Slc7 90 its nfSf cali was voeih
SiS2oe home in Roseille
Mich'ean called woman am
sNeee 'a rnane ihe same Ola
Shows aa nof IN ,hc lost
Sl'2oo ana received Que dollar
Tor answering The phone We'd
neslay morning when this pro-
gfpm hli The air there we're
Sl4ao0 An lll lady somewhere
% pelro; vas called She had
bar radio iuued in and knew
he codt rluase The Sl3aN0 was
her She Informed ne an
nopnfer ihaf She Will cnfer tho
hosrltai next week Her hil will
hc Sia.o
If l0r like 20 hear pleas
INK baritone voice listen 10 Stan.
l'y Hogan owe The Canadian
nc'wnfk Monday through Ffida,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

CHESTER Ia tANp1 The
honorars degree lll Or Will hc
conferred on I.ang~ion lluches.
poet and novelist mex wees an the
commencement exercises 81 Lincoln
university horc Hughes VAS erad-
na'cd from Tho school IN 1929 and
since that time has distiqralshed
himself as writer lecturer and
irayeier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Male Help Wanted

RooFERs' Best pay in town. come ready
for work Norman Dee. 80 Parsons.
SERVICE manager Six day week no
Sunday; good salaried position. 1929 W.
Fort. vi $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
VIIIRRANnr

Will RH ANnf a
beloved wife ~
? dVs-t and katu
EisfeF of Fr~i
and Ms sHt.is
~ her % three
sgrvicr Montay @
y T7TCH~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
RADIO SERVICE
RTFRIGERATION SERVICE

A GUARANTEED JOB - All makes ~
paired. city wide service. Licensed and
bonded East SIDE Refrigeration Service.
ErDe meet 4bSg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Male Help Wanted

EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY CLUB
on lake. near Detroit wants lobby janitor
bus boys, 2 dishvaxhers and also junior
bartender. Good wages. pleasant working
conditions Phone Cherry isS6 n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
There's Room At The Top

A WISE MAN once said: "Seeist thou man diligent in
"A his business he shall stand before kings he shall not
stand before mean men, This is IS true today as
it was in the days of Solomon and his fact demon
srated in Detroit last week wher mered promotions came
to two outstanding citizens.
one Of the men is Samuel H Russell. Of Ager ave-
nue. For more than 40 years he mas served efficiently IN
the Detroit postoace He began a clerk and rose step
BY step to more responsible positions in the posoaice sery-
ice by dint his diligence and efficiency IN recognition
Of his faithful service, Mr. Russell again promoted
last week hy Postmaster Roscoe Hueon VINO appointed
him superintendent a The local Alfred stree branch post
Office.
In his new position Nr. Russe, VIII have under him
more than so feow orkers both white and oolored We
feel confident that the former viii take the untrendly
attitude toward him thai whites display against our
people in defense plants. We are eqGalT certain
that Mr. Russell VIII receive the hearty cooperation Of the
colored employee a. the Alfred station trey could not
afford to do otherwise Wish whole-hear.el cooperation
Of all workers ths bran Alfred sia,ioa Under Mr.
Russels super sion certan % win hga rang among
the branch po,toFce- II Me.roroli.an Detroit.
Mr.. R4ssel ha. earned his promotion We cergrat-
ulate him and wish Mn url.med SUCCESS We also con-
graduate Postmaster Eaeson upon this progressive sep
in appointing the fl, Negro branch postoace slpern-
sendent hold such position Derg. ard we sincerely
rope thai this promotion IN tire Ne followed b. tie
elevation Of other Negro postoe rlqyees and the ap-
pointmert Of a few window clerks.
The o.her Detro..er who received promotion LAT
week is Administrator Ernest Carres Parksce hosp.a.
tor Of Prowaer Hospital ir chcago ere q the oltsand
ing hospitals Of the country.
Mr. CAREY ad splendid q, Parf-ae He va.
satisfied merely % hospital superintendent
bat spared pains IN seefrg % 5e more ara gre
efficient. H. spare un'e va. spe1t Ahas
in modern hosFs aan..a rafcn a. the Uni
very Of Mel and .oaag ae d tre leaders in his
line Of speciaze nosa sGnes,oa He to- has earn
ed his srurs and We a.e him AID wish nm con-