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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
By ERNEST Z. Johnson

Observation-Disclosures - Quit
discriminating. in effect, is what the
Fair Employment Practice Com
mittee has said 70 20 railroad car
riers and seven unions as a result
Of its findings based upon evidence
presented at the hearings held here
Sept. is TO Is in complaints of dis
elimination in employment policies
and practices.
Notices to the carriers and the
unions were sent out two weeks ago
with requests that the groups re-
port to the committee within 80
days on steps taken TO comply with
the directive.
Meanwhile. II Is understood, the
New York Central system and the
Pennsylvanis railroad have shown
even more Of disposition 10 settle
their differences with the commit
tee Doubt was Expressed. however.
that the southern lines would do
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
CHARGE: COPS
CONDUCT WAS
'UNBECOM|NG'
S tewart And Williams
Appear Before Trial
Board
BY LARRY CHISM

The police trial board hearing Of
two young Negro officers started ON
Tuesday morning with Police Com
missioner John H. Witherspoon pre-
siding as chairman at police head
quarters.
Jesse Stewart, %. OF 566 Erskine
and Willie M. williams. %, Of 6lo
Theodore, apartment /. are charged
with conduct unbecoming an Of
fcer.' in that they failed in the per-
Torrance of their duty as police Of
fcers during an incident at Forest
club on the night Of June 20. this
year.
Both Plead Not Guilty
Both plead not guilty before the
trial board composed OF commits
sioner Witherspoon. police superin
tendent Louis Berg and Chief q
Detectives Paul Weneel
At $50 pm. Tuesday approxi-
mately eleven persons had tesii-
fed Is police department. witnessed
The defendants are expected -
present SIX witnenpss ID thsfs b.
half. sscordinx -. @6Bsnee eounsel
AtAeFssy I9ssee 4 1pmeeg,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
DINER ll5]|
MURDERED 81
THANKSGIVING
Irate Wife Fatally Slabs
Her Husband

A Thanksgiving dinner host b
dead and his 34-year-old wife u
held by police for investigation Of
murder this week following an al
tercstion over - cents given By
the wife to a friend for show fare,
police disclosed.
Police learned that Mr.. and Mrs
Jimmy Sullivan Of 1913 McDougan
avenue, had invited Mr.. and Mr.
Roy Taylor Of 1854 Madison avenue.
their daughter ovette, and. Ethel
Cain. Of lo2s Elmwood avenue. over
for a Thanksgiving dinner.
During the evening. Mrs MILDRED
Sullivan repeatedly gave Ovette
- cents to attend a theatre. Jimmy
Sullivan then stated he was also
going TO give the young girl some
money.
A few minutes later the - cents
was missing from q nearby table
and Mrs. Sullivan accused her hus-
band Of taking it Jimmy found
the money on his person and IN
argument between him and his wife
started
A short time later the argument
was resumed and both Mr.. and Mrs,
Sullivan went into their bedroom,
where she repeatedly stabbed him
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
BuyA PaperAnd
Help Make Some
Seruiceman Glad

Today. Is the American Beauty
Social and Art clubs annual News
paper day"-a day on which men,
bers Of the organization sell the
Michigan Chronicle to help raise
funds to purchase gifts for service
men. These ladies have been serv-
ing as "newsies" since 1888 when
they inaugurated the adopt Fam
lily" plan Of providing gifts and
baskets for the less fortunate.
With fewer families seeking aid
from the organization. the IL ladies
this year are concentrating on the
purchase OF gifts for servicemen
and have set a goal OF at least 1000
presents to be wrapped and mailed
not later than December 10. Al
though hundreds Of individuals and
organizations are contributing 10
the cause, Mrs Mabel Smith, preSi-
dent of the club. said the women
must sell hundreds OF papers TO
raise money for gift boxes. wrap
ping mailing and other incidental
expenses that must be paid II the
effort is 10 again be successful.
The club has adopted the slogan.
mo Serviceman Without Christ
mas" and is appealing TO the public
Tor gifts or cash donations. You
can help make a soldier happy by
calling Trinity 1888 where you
will be advised OF the kind Of gifts
to buy for men in the service Or
better still. ask one Of the women
selling papers today for full infor-
nation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
To Name 'Y' Secretary
AtMeeting This Week

The new executive secretary OF
the St. Antoine branch YMCA will
be one OF the following three can
didates: Claude Cooper OF Detroit.
Leo Marsh OF Columbus or Prather
c. Hauser of Evanston. Ill, accord
ing 10 members of the Committee
Of Management OF the ST. Antoine
branch. The new secretary will re-
place the late Wilbur c WoodSon
who succumbed last month.
While strong local sentiment has
developed for Claude Cooper. no
decision will be reached in the mat
ter until all candidates have been
thoroughly investigated and their
records examined, il was stated by
committee members. The Commit
tee on Management will meet
Wednesday night TO decide upon
which candidate that they will
recommend 10 the Metropolitan
Board OF the Detroit YMCA.
Three agencies within the YMcA
pass on applicants for the position
OF executive secretary, the national
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Railroads Told To
Stop Discriminating

anything Independently. A formula
for jolt action was said 10 be under
consideration in some quartsrs
Unfair Policies
In its findings. the FEPc cited q
unfair the policies OF certain ran
road unions which. II said. dis
criminste against Negroes. becsuss
of race. IN regard 10 membership.
thus rendering II impossible tor
said NegroeO TO have any sdeQusts
voice or representation with rsspees
to grievances and the negotiation q
agreements affecting working con
ditions employment policy. pro-
tees and opportunitieA n eaeh
case the union was told " -esass
and desist"
The unions cited we're tbe Droeh-
erhood Of Locomotive Tirsmss M
Engincmsn: Brothsrhoo1 - BALL
way Carmen OF Amsrica: Drethsr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
NAACP Elects Z To
Nominating Committee

A committee Of seven persons
who will nominate officers Of the
NAACP for election ut the 81 An
tome branch YMCA was elected
at the regular meeting Of the asBo.
citation at St John CINE church.
Sunday. The nominating eommittse
includes: DR.. w. A. Thompson. L
W. Terrell, Prince Clark. n. c.
Hollis, John Cowling. Peter Craig.
Mrs. Pearl Barry.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

Office, the Committee Of Manage
ment OF the local branch and finally
the Metropolitan Board Members
Of the ST. Antoine Committee Of
Management who are expected to
make their recommendation this
week are: Pereival R. Piper. chair
man: Cornelius Henderson, DR.. Al
bert Johnson, DR.. J. L. Henderson.
l. c. Blount, v. A. Bristol. DR.. J. J.
McClendon. Thomas +. Briscoe.
Luke Williams, Peter Craig. Frank
Foster. Roy Morton. Edward Swintt,
Luke Fennell. Fred A Allen. R G.
Shuster and Charles Ransom
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Refused Fur Coat,
Wife Took lysoI

She took lysol because her hus-
band' refused to buy her q fur coat
is the story reported by police In
the suicide attempt OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Glsdney OF 29l winder street
Mrs Glsdney Vas taken 10 Re
ceiving hospital for treatment
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
WAYS, means
COMMITTEE
BARS ACTION
Supervisors Extend
Session Until Friday
December 10

The petition OF some white resi-
dents OF Inkster TO set up lily
white town and incorporate in II
all OF the taxable businesses OF the
present village OF Inkster was
tabled by the Ways and Means
Committee Of the Wayne County
Board OF Supervisors last Monday
afternoon.
Following a heated controversy
over the measure in the Board OF
Supervisors, the petition was re-
ferred back to the Ways and Means
Committee of the Board on the
motion OF Councilman Frank Cody
two weeks ago.
Last Monday q supervisor sought
to have the Committee which was
naa6ing n -. AR6iteE.s. oqaee re-
= =
Yhesd ~ ATTY. Lloyd Io06ilk
councflman Sweeny. chairman Of
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES.
declared that the matter was not
on the agenda and was not 10 be
discussed at that meeting.
Supervisor Frank kartei moved
that the matter be tabled indefinite
~ and the motion prevailed. The
Tuesday session of the Board OF
Supervisors was supposed to be the
last this year but because OF I'M
finished business on the Finance
Committee. the Supervisors voted
to extend the session until Frioay.
Dec. 10. II is feared that other
effort. TO get favorable action OF the
lily-white petition may be made
before that meeting.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Ry Russ ]. COWANS

Announcement OF the formal
approval Of the site for the Wayne
university Medical Science Center,
last week. and the subsequent re-
quest OF the Board OF Education for
immediate condemnation OF the two
blocks lying between Farnswortn
and Theodore and running from
Beaubien to Hastings. as well as q
third block bounded by Friedrich,
St Antoine. Farnsworth and Beau
bien. has created a three-prong con
troversy which has crys,alized into
a protest meeting slated for Thurs
day night. Dec. 2. at Bethel A.M.E
church.
The meeting has been called by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
EXTRA


DR.. Edgar Keemer. accused Of
evading the Seiective Service Act,
won freedom Wednesday when
United States Commissioner J.
Stanley Hurd dismissed the charges
against him.
The dismissal was ordered after
Il was proved that his board had
cancelled the delinquency charges
against him. DR.. Keemer had failed
90 report for army induction after
he hxd been refused \ commission
in the navy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Medical Center Site
Selection Stirs Area

a group OF property owners and
businessmen within the designated
area OF the proposed site in the
development Of the center.
Site Recommended
In addition 10 the three blocks to
be acquired Immediately. the board
recommended that the district
bounded by Brush. Hastings, War
rem and Ferry. with q gross area
OF SO acres. be earmarked for future
development OF the center. The en-.
tire site has the recommendation
OF the City Pan Commission. the
trustees OF Wayne university
County hospital. the board OF di
mGv0.. unGpITAI pageA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
STRICKEN GRID
WARRIORS Are
AIDED BY FANS
Money Raised Saturday
At Football Bust
BY Alumni

Tia, the alumni and friends o..
the University OF Michigan have
hearts as big as the so million dol
lars in assets the Institution pos
sesses, was demonstrated at the
annual football bust OF The Upiver-
sity OF Michigan club Of Detroit
at Hotel Statler. Saturday night
when $1,000 was raised to finance
Julius Franks and Tom Kuzma
through their senior years at Michi-
gan.
Franks. Ali-Amcrican guard Sc
lection last year. and Kuzma. a for
mer halfback. are confined to Uni
versity hospital with tuberculosis
Both want 10 complete their educa-
ton as soon as they recover.
Raised Quickly
With contributions ranging from
81 TO 500. IL took less than 10
minutes to raise the money Fred
rick c. Matthaei presided for this
phase OF the program. During the
program, the banquet guests lis
tened in on two-way telephone
conversation direct to Kuzma and
Franks in their room at Ann Arbor
Kuzma. a haffback from Gary.
Ind. was best OF the Michigan backs
during the 1912 season. and Coach
Fritz Crisler had groomed him to
fill the shoes OF Tom Harmon. the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
LEGAL EAGLES

The National Bar Association
elected Charles w. Anderson of
Louisville. KY. who is only Negro
member OF the kentucky legisla-
ture. president OF the body last
week in Baltimore. Charles Hous-
ton Of Washington lost the post by
a margin Of four votes in hot cleo
ton. Earl Dickerson was another
-also ran"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
BLAZE Started
BY CIGARETTE
BURNING CHAIR
Fir e m a n And Woman
Are Hurt AS Flames
Gut Building

A fire believed 70 nave been
-ta-,ed when q cigarette ignited an
overs.ufYed chair in a three-story
o,.roo,r room;ns house AZ 900 Ado
la;ds s,reet took the lives OF two
nersor. This week
Dnad wers Tbon,s Macklin 81
u,;,h ,h;rd seor.e burns ~ ,he face
h..d ana hodv and Sinda lem
n;n,s os with second degree burn.
a, ~. h..d ana .ho,,,dcrs
3 80. 80 -. = sasuuaf = ,zuuuoavxin-
~ ~ - ~
: a. =. - Is ls!y A. - ] ~ | 9 ~ H. 4
49,, :. 49, %
a ,sr>rr.r rred povmsn a
,rh,,~ a. ,xe,a r.ierwou6 vas m
i,,red hv s,IlinS ,i.ss ana Berths
Crew. ! n AZ the .bove .ddress.
received an injured left foot when
xh. le.rea from . seron6 xtorv
wipsow A esc,pe the flames and
smoke
rir.ro.r di~ryoeed the fire starfed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
SPOT NEWS
B BULLET S
PROXY VOTING

The poll tax Congressman are
knitting the Soldier Vote Bill by
Urging that the soldiers vote by
proxy in the national election. A
Negro soldier from Mississippi
would have TO get some member 81
his family 10 vote for him under
this arrangement Since Negroes
don't vote in Dixie. the Southern
Negroes in the armed services will
still be DISTINGUISHED. Neat trick.
eh.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
FOOD FOR INDIA

AT the United Nations Atlantic
City meeting last week Britain and
American representatives teamed up
against a proposal 10 send food TO
india. The United Nations Rehabil-
itation sno Relief Administration,
they said. was set Ut for war
stricken areas, Indian relief there
fore was ruled out and IL the In
dams don't like IL they can pre-
sumably go 10 hell or to the jap
anese.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
A REAL PARTY

When Republican Francis E.
Rivers won in the contest for Judge
Of the City Court ir the last New
York election. he defeated former
Internal Revenue Collector Joseph
7 Higgins. a white candidate. This
week Joseph | Higgins announced
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

1s~iSss - ~ ~ Il
Pstroiman AdnEph
thst his cruiser wSs se&Ilns - NJ
trouble ares q f3:sg IN - ~
special oficer TamblA' Wk111e
had todd him the crowd wss p1flino
white persons frorh cars sr,d -
ing them up on passing strses cara
He added that the crowd wa faku-
sive and that he had heard ~ n
legged report or Negro wosnan and
her baby being thrown into Detroit
river from some one In the milling
crowd on the street
Lieutenant Justine Driseoll. sta-
toned at 18th precinct station. testi-
fed that whitworth had put n .
trouble call to the police 1t sp-
proximstely 1870 an. snd that %
lice had been sent 10 The Forest
club location
He stated that he never received
q call from either Patrolman Jesse
Stewart or Pstrolman Willie WI
liamx although either may have
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sT-see cora Rass Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

~see MURDER PassA
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.see SPOT NEWS. Page Z
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sGsee GRIDDERs. Page 4
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sE-sss FEFc. esss .
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
Record Food Crops
For County Likely

Tor others than farmers vino have
gone about tor gardening lie
thought that yields would be higher
than ever before. and that all the
people would DC better OF. by rca-
SON OF their effort.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02

meetings.
n. 81" Vacation Y; Bible schoo, -,
" "fI"', a., 1T me church in cow which
Ml'n me revival ON Mond s,Uhnectloa
week was concluded TucsSays. Of last
week. II was stated Suay Of this
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
Legion Names
Delegation To
Convention

> Delegates To the annual State con-
Nchti"n III Charlotte and some Of
iiccrS IN addition to those chosen at
me May meeting were elected by
henderson Post. No. 80. OF The
I American Legion, at its monthly
meeting Tor June held Tuesday cvcn-
I ing al the hut on South Garrett
= trrci
| SiN delegates and six altcrnatCS
W"f" elected Ia attend the Charlotte
convention, which Will he held June
90, Delegates chosen are as
follows. y. III. ParhanH. -. I. Nc
i)ilirc. r.. III. Bradley. G.. T.. pcgram.
J. ". Jenkins, II. {. Young: alter
mates. \. h. Young. Roy Dixon. s. +.
i"iScr. -. {. FLOYD. Il. II Perry. W.T.
liam Farley. MIR. McDuttcc WAS dc
SISndtrd as chairman oi the dclcsa-
ION.
~ the May meeting DIR. \. II.
, i'a'ham was named pos, commander
Tor the new year. along with sew
oral other officers. Others named
u"Sday evening, including some al
!c"Gy chosen. arc:
II. y. Scott. adiU'ant: DaviG
Glover. William Bailey. !. W. SAT-
0crr. vice presidents Il ~ Scott.
finance officer: Il. W. Dixon. Scr>-
IT," officer: J. E. Gardner. ruart.Ian-
snip officer: S. +. TcI>cr. sergeant
w'-armS: Roy. II. X. King. chaplain.
II. T. MCDuiicC. historian: l.. T.
Harris. athletic Officer. i. {. Gard
ne. child wCliarc officer. r. {.
Young. AmcricaniSm officer. J. W
I"u"rnS. national defense officer: y.
l.. Young, graves reg r~tgalion officer:
+. II. Bradley, employment officer.
y. i. NcDuifcc. buvS' state: W. II.
NclnnlS. Bow Scou' officer: d. r
MrDuiiCC. membership chairman. y
y. Powell. publicity officer: S. {.
Floyd. Sons of the Legion.
New Officers vii DC installed i;
III" July meeting.
Tuesday nights meeting was taken
UD largely with elections. but the
group adopted resolution al al--
pgcC.J'lrn 10 the pastor and Cn,'-
Gr"gItIrn ui the FIRST Method 81
church Tor the Mem. iai Day ScyN ice
held there sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
BOARD TO
CONSIDER BUDGET

Consideration viii TO given ~ tho
budget for city and county scrpuls
by the Vance County Board at Edu-
cation ~ ~ most Monthly mcctIu..
Superintendent r. VI. Rollins sa,G 10
d"F. In"rc was some question OF
whether or not the meeting world
pc ncid a' 'h" regular time mex:
Monday, or deferred until u latc-
date until the bulge, could DC final
~ whipped INTO shape. Tho board
will no called on to pass upon the
budget before the first nf July. as
i Gill haze 70 be presented to the
county commissioner; at that time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
PLANE AND RAILROAD
REPRESENTATIVES AT
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

y representative %! the Falrchlid
Aircraft ~ Engine c.. ul burlington
H..l be- ut tn" L. 5. Employment Of
ice "a Thu:sdav. June 3. - lnicr-
s1"w interested applicants lnv this
.ulk
There viii ais" bc representa-
tive Cd; the :. y. l.. Railroad there
49, The same time Ir interview APP
plclr'- Wi" are interested IN work
u the Virginia division of this >ys-
.,...
81 f'-lGnv and Saturday a repre-
sentative Will uc there Ia interview
applicants 'nv Wort. in II large ship
yugt. u W.- sand.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Cslomcl-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin TO Go

tn" liver should pour out about pin's ~
Vol" JUc" into your bowels every day. W this
III" is not i'rsna freely. your f""d may not
dr''s'. II may just decay In tho bowels. Then
ris hi"lts up your stomach. You get con.
E'Ipa''h. Toi feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
Il takes those good. old Carriers Lrdc
1iE"r Fills TO- got th'a" 2 piniS ~ bile How
ing freely To- max" you feel up and up
Got package today. Take as directed
Effective In making bile flow freely. AK
for Cartcr's Little Liver Pills. Zoe and 25t.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
1T HOLY TEMPLE.

Re- E}c~'un. ni Oxford. and his
".ruG.H.'.. group w..l render = pro-
"r5w 81 me Holy Temple church nt
Ii,uG % .nu ThUr-dav evening. June
.. 80 " n'clrrh. The public O., cordial
j .u.I'cd L. attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

project was advertised. Only one
ind Wa received and that va. aDuu.
~ per ccn' more than highway en-
-t"""rs had estimated tine project
ought To cost.
{" lGiually approved by the L. s
as essential tu naval wartime opCr-
''rM. Il is understood that the Navy
mad not INSISTED upon the cauScway.
sine II wOuid divert from other uses
lar" amounts of steel CT IRON dIpde
'nG equipment. Tho war produC-
'I"r board has never awarded q
very good priority rating for this
cuuin,ncr;. However, highway en-
"ir"rrs new thinks the project might
he built. if the State wants IN pay
In" price Drrc" that will almost
certainly Gerry II tremendous profit
to" III" contractor because. of lack
"I "nrp"' ton in bidding.
RcIch"d e his home in Ashcboro
Nv telephone over the week end
Chairman NcCrarv aid that he
would confer with the governor
today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

oucn equipment Is used quite rNtcn-
sivcly by the commercial grower. in
producing early vegetables tor tie
market.
BY using hOtbCds and cnldrramrs
inc gardener can start crops m,Ith
earlier and also have some crnnS
much later III the fall MANY par-
dCncrS at this time have lettuce and
cabbage plants growing IN cold
frames OF some type. Home rar,i2u-
rrS, IN some instances, have ir,lucr.
fadlSnCS, bcctS, carrots. and other of
The harder vegetables IN culdlramc,
all winter long. These may not bc
such nGIiriShine foods but they cor
talnly do add variety To the die,
II you desire 10 grow some nIrr
mead lettuce in the spring, you yhuiId
get your seed planted IN u cold
frame right away. Su many garden
crS plant the sccd carly IN the ,urIu
and wonder why lettuce Will nut
mead Tor them. Lettuce will not head
after the weather gets too warm Er
tue you get one Oi the heading VA
rIciIrS UGH us Imperial No. IL. Inn
pcrial No. 8i7. New York No. 5I5 or
one of the older recognized standard
heading varieties Plant the seed
thinly III Il wcll-prcparrd ruldir.,ur
and take very good care at the
plants. As soon as they are large
enough they should be set IN a rich
Wcll-preparcd bed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
\ PRINCESS Slip

THIS we'll fitting princess slip Is
amaII: G!N quick 10 stitch up. It's
Pattern 300 by NJ rian Martin.
and has Just THREE pattern parts,
with NJ side seams. The smooth
side section are biaS-cdt: the
straps are in-onc with the panels
Paltcr@ 93"2 may bc ordered only
N misses and wrmcu'S size ~.
l6. 10. 20. -. 81, Sc. SO. 10. -. II.
size ~ requires 3 Yards 30 inch
fabric / Y rds lace cdaine.
Sen" SlN1EEN CENrS in conn:
for this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AID
DRESS ard STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order To- The Hcndcr
ION Daily Dispatch. Pattern Depart
mcnt. 232 w. 18th ST. New York.
y Y