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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
DEPORT en az Dodps famiIV,


m r. H. G pss- psgg. cs 70 DS God ana @ off
specifically her C He must under eteAs9nees rnds
y4 % A% Pfss Ss a f q ns,ass R"es q.
July That's at the rate Of 1870 gallons minute and nobody %a'
Point. Form. sttteiql. there must be lesk
Martha (My) Dsvne in NsW York divorce courts
] ' ss "pSSs ' sSa Ike. sS st s";' thar Ss
.V also \. stripped T'gr. Of Love" diamond
SyoocA m her tyoekIths breach is oorth Fio9oo
cont uTta otter the "uv:
s.IoR Whom the Bell opened at
with tine 1ss ID G spsfso r'i sDnf s TH
Sanford sister of Ernest Hemingway suthored
the masterpiece.
SPEAKfNG prisoners, up Harbor $40
work out
The Omen are hunting wOtsans Heyda. escaped
prisoner here He Of Canadian prison and they
And John and Paul Yo.hno born Japanese. .rs
ssGs guy; TO-DAY: s'
:1G the ] W.. s:%s they
CAGINAws horse-oving sheriff Richard Mcbride may
chase awbreakers with horse and buggy He went
out West Wyoming to see some horses and the oPA mad and
s Benny e% %d s sy Ses ce %
The states youth attending c, o prohibition conference
They claim shippers are filling their
with liquor instead Of the yellow. fru!'
DVr STANLEY R. WARRINGTON Of SaOinOe pq'nt missing
wrong regiment in battle had trouble finding pals
Carl j. SchOsnH0e the commander Of the Veterans ~
Foreign Wars.
navy lads really paint
YOU confetti fall the bond parade
Woodward this week II opened the showing OF the originals
Of the -Four Freedoms paintings by Norman Rockwell at the l.
Hudson Co
Chaplain oliver Grotedend pastor serving
IN Guadacanal.
CUSTER KENNY to show Detroit
- treating lnfante paralysis Her clinic
the medcos stayed through the
lunch hour TO watch
They're taking hose earl Harbor fathers
think all the fighters in the
druggist his helper 70yearold Morse
those holdup who In to the
the floor and the six-foot thugs hit the dust
DFC WARREN E. ROBERTS OF the marines IS back home
bearing medals tell about the bond drive he and his
Midway where they hit 100 cent made us
ashamed; there for p months
promised send his mother Jap helmet II
from the South Pacific with bullet hole in IT,
by the way. His mother works at the Hudson Motor Co.
Ut SEEMS TO be set that Rudy and Paul (Dis1y r1
90 With asars North Africa 20 play for the boys.
0l be Rudy first plane ride A\ .N
About the Leo matter He's been released although
Branch Rckey
~ the Dodgers Make Of What WU Leo flirting With radio
and Hollywood they
Everybody talking about the WolUerirs They've piled
their biggest total since 80.
The university received pifts amounting 70 SfL5,ffq.
NJ. Pleasant Is back Central time
See you week, good luck.
Sincerely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Mrs. Lee A White
Rites Monday for. Wife
Of Newspapernon

Funeral services for Mrs. Flor
ence Baker White. wife OF Lee A
White. public relations director Of
the Detroit News. will be held at
2 p. m. Monday in the S. O.
Wylie Bell Funeral Home. $40
f. Maple, Birmingham. The Rev.
Tracy Pullman, rector Of the
Unlversalist Unitarian Church Of
Our Father. will officiate.
Mrs. White. 55, died Friday
night al her home esq Brookside,
Birmingham, after an illness OF
two months.
Mrs. White was active in Biz
mingham civic. affairs for more
than 20 years. She devoted most
OF her efforts 10 helping young
people in high school and college
scholarship funds. the Girl Scouts
and other youth groups.
Mrs. White was born In Bay
City, the daughter of'Dr. Charles
II. Baker. dean of the Bay County
Medical Society, and the late Jane
{. Baker. She was graduate
OF Bay City High School and the
University of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Lednder Robinson
Veteran Great Lakes
Captain Dies at 90

Capt Lesndor Robinson. &C.,
veteran OF the Great Lakes
and one Of the survivors OF the
steamer w. {. Richardson, which
foundered in Lake Erie Dee. ID
1909, died Saturday in ST. Mays
Hospital.
Funeral services will be held al
the home of daughter, Mrs. )
+. Bates Of 1919 Nottingham, at
2 p. m. Monday, with burial IN
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Capt. Robinson was horn in
Boston, Ont. Aug. 10, 1887, snc
came 10 the United States in 1881
Surviving him are two daugh
tiers. Mrs. Bates and Mrs. T. NJ
Matthews OF Detroit; three sons
Leander OF Detroit, Melvin Of Wy
andotte and Salem Robinson o
Miami; three brothers, Capt. Sa
lem of Detroit Ira Of British Co
lumbia and Ashman Robinson o
San Jose, Cal; a sister, Mrs Jen
ME Cory of San Francisco; II
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
100000 ChiIdless
Hold U. S. Jobs
Their Draft Immunity
Puzzles Congressman
BY DAVID SENTNER
Detroit Times washing ton Bursau


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-There
are 10000 single men and $780,
600 married men without children
within the draft age working for
the government and not in the
armed forces, the records OF the
House military affairs committee
disclosed today
There is total Of CTS, 900 male
civilian government employees be-
tween the draft ages OF 10 and
81. and 375,000 OF these men
have children.
Why has not the 100000 pool
OF single men and married men
without children been heavily
tapped by the selective service
system. congressman have asked.
During a recent hearing before
a subcommittee OF the House mill
tary affairs committee, the follow
ing question was asked by Rep.
Forest A. Harness of Robert NJ
Barnett. chairman OF the review
cor aittee on deferment of gov
eminent employees in the VINO:
How I'm the name OF COM
mon senSe can 80 many single
men be working down here
when they are drafting men
with Children"
The witness answered:
They are available for call.
We have wondered why they
have not been called for Undue
ton, but we felt IL was not
within our jurisdiction 10 move
in ON that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Michigan kiWanians
To Honor Governor

leading Kiwanians from ell sec
lions Of the state will attend a
special celebration In observance
of Governors Day sponsored by
Detroit No. ! Kiwenis Club i'm the
Statler Hotel at noon Tuesday.
Honor guest will be Walter J. L.
Ray. past president OF No Club,
and now governor OF the Michigan
District. Speakers will be Ben
Dean OF Grand Rapids: Hubert r.
HaeusSler, program chairman, and
George A. Ferris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

HAT comcal Bob Benchy and his wife here Tor the
wedding Miss Betty Dickinson al Christ
Church his morning clothes and high
you smile when look AZ him. remembering how
ne does those wonderful drunks IN the movies,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
SOear RnMu

THIS is letter to YOUR service IT'S all about
his HOME TOWN. the most important place in the
world him. CLIP this letter today sign your name
at the bottom and send 1t 10 him. Wherever he h he
the from HOME. It's up TO you to mail it,
TT gorgeous Michigan weather and wish
Il here
opened IS years with hunters scrambng
for ducks but for ammunition.
Fall Is official The girls have put their stockings
back
World Series and the MichganNore Dame game held
the spotlight Nobody seems TO know why but the odds are now
for the Ysnk although the experts the Cardinals
edge They've the Indian sign the Ysns two out
OF three times in the big payon SO use your own judgment
nETR0TERS fighting to get hotel rooms IN Ns York for
~ big Yankee Stadium Some Of them WH sleep
park by all indications, for NsV York is ampaked hoH
that series croud
and gasoline books here cut from three
two gallons. ,
Woodward look, with The Atsr clothes ~ the
windows.
(NIRISTMAS shopping under Post offices
packed with psckag bearing friends and relatives for
you who APO numbers.
Mayor Jenries the Mrs working hard ct The fall
mayoralty campaign She's good campaigneF
Anchor Bay closed for the duration II rifle sub
machine and pistol with IS buoys marking the danger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PRoCEssED FOODS
Biue q, v, W-Vend to oct 40
Blue a, \, L-Vahd 10 Nov 40.
GASOLINE
A-Coapon as gallons 10 Nov a..
n and & COupons-1 salons each.
FUEL OIL
Period Id gals. a unit 10 Jan !.
FIRE INSPECTION DEADLINEs
H-oct. 81 CHOW so; A-hsrch ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
from this need...

You are in no mood for fooling
when this kind of a nagging, stab
bling backache is tormenting you
because offunctional kidney disturb
ance. For this same reason, you may
feel dizzy, nervous, headsohy. And
urinary flow may be frequent, yet
Scanty and smarting. Because of
getting up nights often" you lose
sleep which may make youa wreck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Cadet Roy Y. Hicks
Killed in Air Crash

Aviation Cadet Roy v Hicks.
II, son OF the late Roy Carl Hicks,
former Dodge and Graham Paige
executive, was one Of five men
killed in the crash of an army
plane near Maria, Tex, the war
department announced Saturday.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Lucy
Hicks of 1912 Harlow, and his
mother, Mrs. Marguerite B. Hicks
of -A6S Merrifk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

VIsIToRs - A., 49, 49,, :,
curl bond drive.
big hunk Of the girls favorite
He's girls, bosuns
and shirts each night while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Gandhi, IA, Observes
Birthday in Prison

NEW YORK, Oct. 2 ms
Mohsndss K. Gandhi passed his
74th birthday today In British
custody at Poona, India, and In
dian leaders in the United States
marked the occasion with an ap-
peal TO President Roosevelt TO aid
In his release.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
All Out for Victory

NEW YORK, oct. ? UNs)-
Approximately 1900 men join
the armed services every day re-
cruiting officers report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
DETROIT SUNDAY rlwIs QeloBs, 3, l94,-Ps1 I, Page
War Hard on Tires

NEW YORK, Oct. ? ms
Two thousand tires were worn out
or destroyed in action daily during
the North African campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

POLITICAL ADvERTIsENENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

IL James r. H. CromWsu married 10 DOris Duk, and former
late Dstphtns Dodge Cromwell Godd c" of
he .nndsr elreastgaees BE 1nnde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
MEAT. CHEEsE. TATs

BFsWn C-Valid 90 Oct. 30.
Brown D-VAhd Oct. 20 Oct. 80.
Brown Valid Oct. 10 TO Oct 30.
Brown f-VAlid Oct Z 10 Oct. 80. ,
SUGAR
stamp It-5 pounds 90 Oct. 81.
CANNING sUOAR
stamp IS, les lbs. each To Oct. ~,
SHOES
stamp IA pair; valid indefinitely.
AirplaRe stamp 1-Vahd Nov. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
War Job Status
Of At Comes
Under Scrutiny
House Group Considers
Hershey's Statement
on Rejected Class

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 GNS)-
The nations pool OF more than
5000, 900 men deferred from the
draft for physical reasons came
under scrutiny by Congress today
az potentially major source Of
msnpoVer for behind-the-lines use
in the war effort.
Mai Gen. Hershey. ma tional
director OF Selective Service, told
a House committee investigating
draft deferments:
II do not believe many 4-F's
have contributed as much to the
war effort after they were
called up and rejected as before
they were classified"
FEW IN LABOR CAMPS
Hershey had complained that
labor camps are undermanned at
the present time for lack of con-
scientious DIRECTORS, the only per-
sons who may be ordered under
the Selective Service law into such
behind-the lines war work.
There are now only about $500
conscientious DIRECTORS in the
country's SO labor camps
Four-F registrantS are also
under only slight pressure from
the War Manpower Commission TO
get into essential industry. since a
majority are immune 10 the threat
Of induction.
HITS TAFT PROPOSAL
Senator Barley. Kentucky
Democratic leader, declared that
The Taft proposal TO draft younger
fathers ahead OF older ones would
seriously upset war department
plans.
Barkley made this statement
following a special conference Of
top-ranking Democratic senators
during which they discussed the
effect OF compromise father draft
proposals at some length with
army officers. The conference
was called after Senator Wheeler,
virtually admitting defeat of his
bill 10 defer pre-Peari Hsrbor
fathers. had asked for suggest tons
on alternate plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Include Serviceman's Name
On Christmas Greeting Cards
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECkMAN
Authority on Good Manners

YOUR HUSBAND is in the
service? Perhaps stationed IN
this country? Perhapy over
seas 4? ~
Are you wondering if. on your
Christmas cards, you should in
cludc your Pills name with
yours. wherever Phil may he ,?
The answer is yes. Naturally
this is just what you want To
do, and naturally you're proud
to do IT, And just as naturally
your Phil will be pleased and
proud TO know that his greet
ings are being sent, by you and
with yours. 20 your and his rela-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
MAKE YOUR GIFTS

HERE'S a collection Of 10
really exciting gift ideas
something 10 delight almost
every one on your list Each
dainty, useful object viii look
dollars more than II cost you 10
make For some of them you
may find The materials in your
scrap bag
Instructions 10 contain do
tailed directions for 10 articles
necessary pattern pieces
Send Is cents m coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square. Detroit 81. Mich
Send an additional 10 cents
for our new % page Needlecrali
CataloG containing 1873 illuStra-
tions Of beautiful designs for
embroidered linens knitting
crochet. quits, home decora-
tons and toys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Help Kids
On The Waste
Paper Drive

Interest in the school waste
paper collection is rising and
last Wednesday morning saw
many cars and even trailers
helping the youngsters bring
their collection of waste papers
10 the schools, said f. A. Schir-
mer waste paper chairman.
While these youngsters are
doing a great job and showing
the way TO a real cleanup OF
waste paper in their homes, it is
hoped that the school drive will
start consistent salvage of waste
paper on the part of every home
and store in Wayne County"
War Industries in this area
are facing a critical shipping
situation without sufficient car
tons on hand for shipping war
supplies. Production days are
being lost at the paper mills
which supply these cartons and
this loss cannot be overcome eX-
cept through waste paper coll
lection. according TO Schirmer.
Detroit and Wayne County
citizens are urged 10 help"the
school children in their drive,
cooperate with the Boy Scout
activity in this direction and
continue TO save waste paper
newspapers. magazines. brown
paper cartons. etc.-save every
bit of 1t. Give IL TO a junkman
or charity collector. or call
Randolph 1882 for collection by
a dealer or to give to chart
table organization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

MARCH II TO APRIL 90
Arjcs-The Sun and Venus
in major benehc positions pre-
sage full. fruitful day If you
cooperate with those you should
and avoid any one or any thing
harmful 20 YOU and your coun-
try's interests.
APRIL 2f TO NAY 70
T rUs Exceptionally
friendly aspects TO your inten-
tons and all wholesome activi-
ties. work where artistry,
fnesse and details are essen
tisls, tops the favored list. Per
sonsl and professional affairs
rank.
NAY Pr TO JUNE Fl
GeWmi-Mercury and Jupiter
warn against personal losses
through carelessness, eXaggera-
ton. II. howeyers you stick 10
ffatt-t- sttfa- t444e--tt-erlk required OF
YOU, YOU can get~e4ong fine.
JUNE p TO JULY -
Coacei-It will take enter
prise and good use Of your YER
satility to surmount problems.
but excellent results will Justify
your efforts. Splendid day for
new and better records, fresh
opportunities.
JULY - TO AUG. p
Leo--Your planet. the Sun.
and Venus favoring home and
personal afTairs) also friendly.
augur for unusual attainment
in your line of work and in &C
tivities in which you have inter
est. Use logic.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Fugo-Youll have to borrow
the favorable vibrations from
other sectors. Innate artistry
and good business sense will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Watch Groceries,!

GROCERIES THAT build
adipose cushions are fats. sweets
and starcheS. Cut 'em down.
Live mainly on lean meat, FISH
that is not oily. poultry, vege-
tables that grow above ground
and fruit. Once a day have a
green salad Drink buttermllk
and unSweetened lemonade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Put Season Fruits
To Good Use

MAKE GOOD use Of the last
OF the season fruits you find
in the markets now. Most every
one likes fruit salads and some
how they aren't served As FREE
quently as they might be This
refreshing dressing enhances
fruit salad and makes folks ask
for second helplngS You viii
enjoy preparing and serving
this easily made dressing.
Fruit Salad Dressing
4 tablespoons granulated
sugar
tablespoons Hour
n teaspoon salt
a teaspoon dry mustard
u cup milk
2 eggs
. tablespoons butter or mar
garlne
; tablespoons lemon Juice
cup whole fruit nectar
Blend dry ingredients IN TOP
OF double boiler Moisten with
Z cup milk and beat smooth
Add remaining milk Cook over
direct low heat, stirring con-
stantly until mixture thickenS.
Remove from heat
Beat eggs until lemon colOred.
Beat hot mixture. a small poT-
ton al a time. into the beaten
eggs Pour mixture into double
boiler and beat smooth. Cook
over hot water until thick.
beating frequently. Add butter
and remove from heat Cool
slightly and add lemon Juice
and nectar. Chill Serve over
fruit salad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Fresh Berries

BERRIES SHOULDN'T he
washed until just before serv-
ing. If very ripe when pur-
chased or when picked, put
them on platter and cover
lightly with wax paper. Store
in refrigerator until ready TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Lipstick Marks

EVERYONE is always care
full" says Ruth HusSey, playing
in Tender Comrade. about get
ting lipstlck on her clothes But
every so often il happens. so
keep piece of chalk on hand.
II will serve 10 cover up the
fateful red for A little while" -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

keep you on the progressive
path.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libr you, like Leo. are
lucky in days planet aspects.
You might try new and daring
projects. ventures. if sound.
Dieticians, agricultural experts,
architects. builders, carpenters
among the many favored.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
.Scorpio - Industrial. manu-
featuring interests; substantial.
everyday matters top favorites.
Professional and scientific pur-
suits under helpful, stimulating
influences.
NOV. % TO DEC. 20
Sogittayips - Guard against
extravaganza, over optimism.
carelessness making estimates
and agreements and day need
not give undue concern.
DEC. % TO JAN. Fl
C0pficOrB-Today won't brook
action Of important nature with
out preplanning. get-together
talks with partners. employers.
perhaps your lifemate or lawyer.
Practical work matters more IA
vOred than finances.
JAN. 2e TO FEB. %
AqU0rius 49, Hold yourself in
readiness for quick emergencies;
changes in plans, routes. Neces-
sary matters, essential expan-
sion favored. Don't worry about
extra profits, the action is what
counts.
FEB. of TO MARCH 20
Pisces-lndustry serving the
war effort and public needs
should get along all right. but
frivolous activities and purpose
less effort will set you back.
Stick to obligations. Benefits
from afar.
A CHILD born m this day:
Diversified, brilliant talents.
Artistic As well as business abil-
ity. Will not, if true to better
self. stop at mediocre achieve
ment Good sense of values and
humor.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Retain Food Value

N COOK FOODS quickly. The
longer they cook the more they
lose in vitamin value In boiling
and canning, use small
amounts Of water and serve
LIQUID left after cooking 10 oh
tain the nutrients dissolved
m IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
A Friendly Touch

While formal Christmas cards
are more like announcements"
OF your greetings. informal
cards can be made 10 glow with
the warmth OF your friendly
feeling They can be made as
personal as a letter. AS cordial
AS A handShake And this is
INST what most Of us really
want our Christmas cards 10 be
So the chances are YOU de-
eide that YOU want your cards
10 have this personal person
atty Then II you want your
names imprinted on them. you
order the form Anne and Philip
Strong imnrmied after the tsses-
sage THE wlfe's name usually
comes first
Or If you want 10 sign the
names tthis makes the cards
even more personally, YOU use
the same form: Anne and Philip
Strong or Anne and Philip. or
Anne and Phil, If. as would
probably be true in most cases.
TINS is ample Identification.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
It's Smart
And Patriotic
To Shop Early
Ry Joan DEAN

TO DO your Christmas shop
ping early is not only being
patriotic, its being downright
practical and smart. AT a fact
finding session with members Of
the Retail Merchants AsSOcis-
ton. we learned that Christmas
in Detroit 1913. presents a pc
ture different from any other
year.
First of all there is a great
increase in population and there
is more money to be spent. This
would strain the stores at an
ordinary time, but this year the
picture is even more serious for
shops have been depleted of help
and many salesgirls are new
and inexperienced, therefore its
going TO take twice as long TO
shop this season as il did in
other years.
Only Solution
The only way 10 beat the
situation Is TO shop early. Pre-
tend that Christmas is Deem
Der 10 and act accordingly is
the advice of the RMA. More
facts we CLEANED from the meet
ing and are passing on 10 you
are.
MERCHANDISE: The best
choice OF Christmas gift mer-
chandiSe is now in the shops.
Those OF you who believe You'll
wait until the last minute for
glamour-stuf viii be disap-
pointed. Manufacturers are not
going all out for festive things
TINS year-what they offer is
available now and it's first
come first served.
Best Days
SERVICE: The help situa-
ton isn't good and it's not get
ting any better. You can assure
yourself of faster service if you
shop on the least crowded days
which are Tuesdays, WedneS-
days and Fridays in the down.
town stores and the best hours
are Gas a. m. until 11:30 or
II noon.
In the outlying stores best
times are ) 10 Z p. m. on
Thursdays, Fridays and Satur-
days
The idea that the best mer-
chandiSe is bought up Monday
evenings is erroneous accord
ing 10 members of the RMA.
who say many things arrive in
Detroit stockrooms on Mondays
and aren't ready for sale until
Tuesday mornings.
WRAPPINGS: All gift wrap
ping is discontinued and there
will be no extra gift boxes for
Sale-better save those you now
have on hand.
Gift papers are on sale now
but suggestion for those who
like to be different is: do your
packages up in smart wallpaper
and in lieu of stickers, add war
stamps for color.
Tote Your Own
REMEMBER: The new sched-
ule for deliveries and take this
into consideration W h n shop
ping. Also remember that mails
are slower now too-so shop
early enough TO insure your
gifts arriving on time.
You can help tighten the
burden by carrying your own
parcels-even those that can
lawfully ride--whenever you
can
BEST BUY-according 10 me
professional merchandisers is
United States war bond. Put
war bonds on your Christmas
gift list and you eliminate all
0f tho ahottn V,1antionad ipcan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Add a Note

And now for another suggeS-
ton OF course relatives and
friends VIII be delighted 10 re-
ccive your cards But think
how they would welcome. too.
the latest news about your
husband Don't waste that eN-
ira page of your card use
n for writing the news.
For example. Phil is over
seas and | know he will be
thinking of you at Christmas
time and viii hope that I'm
sending you his devoted greet
ingS with mine Loving wishes
for your Christmas happiness.
and a deep prayer for VIC
Joyous New Year Please write
10 Phil &c.,. ne would cherish a
letter from you. This is his
address
Copyright. 1913 by RinE Feature,