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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Capital Talk
-by-
Peter Edison

meet minimum standard oi
uniform red color. If goods IAN
10 meet this standard they must
bear a prominent label state
mcnt. Below Standard Quality
Good Food Not High Grade
Those Standards of quality are
probably, higher than most home
Gamers set for tho stuff they put
in their own Kitchens.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
Seeking Support

Presented the Order OF African Redemption highest
award OF the Republic Of beriaSunday afternoon, Decem-
T. Marian Anderson noted contrao, urged americans OF
a. races to assist her in creating nterracal good will
means OF aiding the Allied effort
My job is greater than VOLTS home. Miss An
aeSon told $500 Phladephans who crowded the Tndey
temple Broad and Ftzwater Streets additional 1000
nhed outside the church 1T is very good know el
M over the but it is quite important know our
nighbors at home
/ The Lberan medal was presented Miss Anderson by
Natr +. Walker Lberan Consul General. in behalf Of
Psi ent Edwin Barclay the African Republic In present
ING TIE award Mr. Walker quoted President Barclay say
ing that the celebrated singer has only aided the Allied
war effort through the creation OF nterraca good will but
She las also contributed to the eventual redemption of Afr-
can people everywhere
The presentation ceremony sponsored by the Inter
racial Committee of Citizens in Philadelphia with Mrs Crys
Bird Fause presiding the meeting Speakers included
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, who told the gathering:
There is need for persons of all to learn
dustand another better and to create good will
Art is medium which knows restrictions as race
religion of~color OH do tremendous things through
athrough music writing, painting the drama. All the
arts speak to the souls of and the souls of be-
Yond the reach OF the oppressors OF minoritics
Il pray that good will grow in midst, and that it
will grow in the universe whole
Other speakers included Bishop David H. Sims, who
Of the Foreign Mission Board of the National Baptist
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01

even on those programs where have sung the more popular
songs
The Order Of African Redemption is the latest OF
series Of awards given the noted conrato In 9O she re-
ceed the Box Memorial Award of $4,000 which she used
to esabshe the Anderson Fund for talented young
Americans In 1885 after White House appearance
before King George and Queen Elizabeth of England she
received the Spingarn Award National Association for
the Advancement OF Coored People She has received
Der OF awards and honorary degrees from colleges and Uni
versitcs throughout the country.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01

Convention; DIR. Jacob Blikopf of the Cx.wide ntena
tonal committee Of Philadelphia; Mrs Robert Vann treas
of the Pittsburgh Courier Publishing Company; Mrs
Frances Strawbridge, of the Volunteer Services of
Office of Civilian Defense Mrs. Louis E. Ievinha Mrs
James P McGraney Mrs Willis S Layton, and Mrs Gladys
Taylor, who presented bouquet Of Mrs Roosevelt
In his presentation talk Consul General Walker said the
Order of African Redemption established in 1879 by
President Arthur Gardner of the African Republic Since then
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01

it has been presented DR. Emmett J. Scott and number of
Negro business and financial leaders President Barclay,
expressing desire hear Miss Anderson sing Ave Maria
his official visit promised the singer that he
would request his Government make the award.
t.As sFeg9zzssssse IF -
In accepting the order, Miss Anderson told of her re-
cent work with wounded veterans in various military
hospitals and recalled how many of the soldiers
certs in wheel chairs and in beds
They love serious music, she said and they call
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
vNx9
merrY Christmas; ,! e!!p!erybo0p :,
t2e44s1aaask 1savsaE#gsaa II

This YEAR, when you wish everybody Merry
4 Christmas, think of the millions of American
boys who aren't having such merry time
Think Of the wounded soldiers in Italy, the
haf-frozen sailors on the Atlantic the marines in
Jap-infested jungles, the American captives be-
hind Naz barbed wire
You'll find it a little easier to think about them
if you'n doing everything ym can do to help the
cause they're fighting for. a. ~ szf u %....>
How you help? s8#4/
~ egg
BY buying extra War Bonds. 2 ~
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
Announced

~ "a
n 1hSr Frrt9on announced today that
for swift and accurate notiiea,
H. bin or repsfs servcemen who have been
nv &t these arrangements thorough
n need not subject themselves to enemy pro-
ITS beamed to the United States in the hope
Al A1ng announcements purporng to report the
ET elatves OF friend as a prisoner of war. Be-
E1 the reliability of such reports is always ques-
Yq they controlled by the enemy and are usu-
fgn Est for some subtle and misleading purspose.
Il he Government will transmit the next kin i'm
tely any information that be received from any re-
E source dealing with prisoners of Such information
furnished entirely free The OWL against paying
ghlng to any private individual organization for the
uasnlssion OF any such nformaton
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01

Buy extra Bonds for Christmas gifts 80 80
Buy extra Bonds for the boys overseas. ee@ss
ysS.ss
Buy extra Bonds for yourself and your family. -
And remember this:
Every time you buy an eHtra Bond, YOU not only
help pay for the guns and ships and planes that
these boys must have-you @Iso help bring nearer
the day when they, like you, can gather around
the Christmas tree with their wives and children
and mothers and sweetheartS and friends and say,
'Merry Christmas, everybody
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

than yours Why not Try GIIAYNlTA? Money
back II not satisfactory.
THIS anti-gray ham vitamn discovery when
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persons tested had positive evidence ot Some
return of HAIR color.
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Just send your order on postal card 20 US
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
GRAY HAIR
TURNING Deep BLACK
says Mrs. ]. B., Chicago -

AFTER using Crayvita only
short time. l noticed my
gray hair was turning to a
real deep black. exactly as IL
used TO be. What a differ
ence this makes IN my APP
pcarance.
Mrs. Bauss' experience
may ar NAV not he different
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

The so-called modern wife" often dis
trusts the half-knowledge gathered dur
ing her adolescence. But, instead of en-
tering wifehood fully equipped with the
intimate facts she needs, she resorts to
over-strong solutions of acids for the
douche which can actually burn. scar and
even desensitize delicate tissue.
Today such risks are needless. Science
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Continued from Double Page)

pacifists who, under no circum-
stances, will kill man, beast, bird
or fish.
by setting the perfect ex-
ample Of harmony and happiness.
devoid Of envy and greed, with
SUPERSEDED bodies that know no
sickness, and untroubled minds,
they will attract others to them.
Since they will have several
hundred thousand square miles
Of virgin territory in which TO
expand, they can and will, in
time, create a considerable ma
ton of super-people."
But" argued, "who is going
TO govern them all?"
Nobody" he answered firmly
though, in case of emergencies,
like floods and earthquakes, local
communities will get together to
appoint temporary leaders"
But who is going to plan
things?"
There is TO be no long range
planning. The chief results of
such planning are wars. Who
are the worlds most diligent
planners The Germans and the
Japanese. Planning calls for bu-
reaucracy to administer and a
dictator to enforce.
you might call this a plan
TO end all planning"
NEVERTHELESS, l pointed
~ out, even a sizeable nation
living healthy, happy, naked and
unashamed, eventually would
have to stop growing for lack of
uninhabited land. The doctor
interrupted me:
How many letters were re-
ceived as a result Of your article
about Marian" he asked. When
l told him of the thousands he
showed no surprise, but he went
on:
THE idea of getting away from
it all haunts the conscious mind
of most of the human race, and
its unconscious mind, too. Every
where people are suffering from
amnesia, who don't know who
they are or whence they came.
They have trieC 10 get away from
it all by forgetting il all, but it is
as futile as a lone sit-down
striker in big factory.
quite "A number. consciously
and successfully, escape to the
wilds but, as you point out, ref
uge space is too small to accom-
modate even an insignificant per-
centage of the worlds masses.
$50 that is not the answer. II
is not the world that is wrong,
but the people in it, and the way
they have made their world.
What we need is a better race
that can live properly rgnt
where they are.
This is the super-race idea, as
old as civilization, and the only
solution. The persistence of the
idea, in spite Of uninterrupted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Your smile con hold the key TO
happiness. Help keep it sparkling and
lovely-with Ipono and Massage.
T1AKE A BOW, plain girl, it's your world,
too. You don't need beauty TO fill your
date book, to win your share of fun and at
tention. No, not if yOnr smile is right.
For a smile that's bright and flashing can
light up even the plainest face-can take a
mans eye and hold his heart.
So smile, plain girl, smile. But remember,
sparkling teeth and your smile of beauty de-
pend largely upon firm, healthy gums.
For bright, sparkling teeth-the kind that
you are proud to show, remember: gDmSmnSt
retain their healthy Gymnes.
d Pink tooth brush"-u warming!
If ever you see tinge of pink" on your
tooth brush, see J0nr dentist right array! He
may say your gums are tender-robbed of ex-
ercise by today's soft, creamy foods. And as
thousands of dentists do, he may suggest the
helpful stimulation of Ipana and massage.
For Ipana not only cleans teeth but, with
massage, aids the gums.
Just massage little extra Ipana onto your
gums every time you clean your teeth. That
invigorating tang means circulation is
quickening in the gum tissucs-helping gums
to new frmnesS.
Make Ipana and massage your daily dem
tai routine-for brighter teeth, frmer gums,
a sparkling and more attractive smile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

before me constantly, eS w
- discussed the plan. Was the
thought of whether/the Adam
and Eve Of superior race, hav-
ing proved their fitness, should
expect the mother 20 bear her
child under such conditions as no
family doctor would recommend
or even countcnance. I asked
the question.
The doctors answer was a dis
cussion of the mothers OF some
Of the great prophets and leaders
Of the past. He mentioned Sam
son first, and l recalled that a
Chaplain Of the United States
Marines once told me that when
ever he preached TO the Marines
on that Biblical character the
men drank in every word. The
chaplain said he was sorry the
Old Testament had not given the
strong men more space because,
all too soon, he ran out of am
munition.
Before his birth, the doctor
said, Samson was destined TO be-
come one of the great men of his
time. His mother. from the time
she became aware of her destiny
TO produce a super-child. led a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Nelson Defends
Il Million Army

WASHINGTON, Feb. s (INS).
l-WPB Director Donald NJ. Mel
son testified yesterday in secret
before a Senate appropriations
subcommittee and was reported 10
have defended the military-naval
high commands goal to have
about 100000 men in the armed
services by the end of 1943.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
(R) of Massachusetts, a member
Of the subcommittee, said Nelson
voiced the opinion that the ma.
tional economy could support ar
armed force Of 100000 mon
without Gripping war industries
or agriculture.
He was quoted As saying there
is a reservoir of $500 600 workers
from which the country can draw
for home front workers 10 sup
plant 100000 men called TO the
lcolors this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Roosevelt Aides
War on Bigotry
By Employers

WASHINGTON. Feb. S tUP).-
Administration leaders are draft
ing plans today to give the Presi-
dents committee on fair employ
ment practices the power to en-
force orders against discriminatory
hiring practices. Thus far the
committees principal weapon
against racial, religious or other
discrimination has been pub
licity.
Authoritative sources said the
committee probably would be
made a full-time, paid organiza-
ton and provided with sufficient
personnel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Spy on Draft Dodgers,
jersey Public Asked

TRENTON, N. J.. Feb. s (INS).
Col. Edgar n. Bloomer, state
selective service director, today
appealed TO the public to report
amy man of draft age who is
walking the streets instead OF
serving in the armed forces.
Until recently" his prCcla-
nation said. "selective service
frowned on the practice Of pub
lie spying on neighbors. but we
are now engaged in q campaign
to round up draft dodgers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
CAN'T FIX SIZE

Neither McNutt nor the Presi.
dent, he said. has the right tc
determine how many men shall be
sent into the armed forces. nor
from what classes they shall be
drawn. He said:
This administration. with the
war on, will find that IL has
plenty to do In Its own sphere
Of action without attempting to
usurp the powers Of Congress
or to regulate unlawfully the
lives of its citizens"
Civilians should listen 70 the
military on the number of men
needed in the army, he said. but
the army should listen to civilians
on the number OF men needed in
producing the food and munitions
to maintain an army and battle
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Spinsier's Body Found

PATERSON. N. j.. Feb. 5
(INS).-Police today were ques-
tioning several suspects seized fol-
lowing the finding Of the body of
Miss Elizabeth Traxler near
barn on the outskirts of town. She
had been beaten, choked and as
saulted. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Keep Firing
Pontiac Trains Mechanics
for Planes. Artillery

The Pontiac motor division ord
nance school has been selected
to be the first complete anti
aircraft and artillery mechanics
school in the United States, Harry
J. Klinger. general manager of
the division. reported today.
Pontiac Motor, largest manufac-
turer of anti-aircraft weapons in
the United States, has been teach
ing maintenance and repair of the
20 nm. and 40 nm. guns it manu-
features. Under the expanded
program the 81 NM. the 90 nm.
and heavier weapon viii be
added TO the curriculum, KliBger
said.
BY March ! pilot course should
be in operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
WAsHINGTON. - S -CUPl

WASHINGTON, Feb < /(UP).
Come February IS, many Ameri-
can housewives viii join hands
with other employers.
Under requirements Of tho In
tcrnal revenue bureau. household
crs who pay single domestic serv-
ants $500 or more a year, and
servants $1,000 or more,
VIII have 10 renori the naNments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Mrs. Employer!
Wives Must Report Salaries Of Servants to U. S.
if They Pay More Than $500 TO Single Person

20 The bureau for income-taX pur-
poses.
Furthermore the householder
will have 10 figure the cash value
of meals and living quarters given
servants and report that on an
other form II these items carry
the total wages over the $500 and
81 200 limits.
The treasury said the added
reports were caused by lowered
personal cNomntlOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Council Defers
OK. on Raise
For City Staff

Action on a 454 per cent pay
increase proposed for all city en-
ployes has been deferred by the
common council until week
from Monday The raise would 90
into effect either February y or
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Congress Curb
On Funds Would
End Reds Jobs

WASHINGTON. Feb. S (INS).
Rep. Joe Hendricks CD of Flor
ida today introduced legislation in
the House which would ban en-
ploymcnt of members OF Com
munist-front organizations by the
treasury and post office depart
ments and prevent them from
"hedge-hopping" from one govern
ment Job 10 another.
He offered an amendment TO the
81 ,0SS, 000,000 treasury-post Office
appropriation bill which would
prevent use Of any Of the funds to
hire 80 government workers who
were named by Rep. Martin Dies
CD Of Texas as members of Com
munist-front organizations.
COVERS ONE EMPLoYE
Hendricks admitted that his
amendment would cover only one
Of the 80 government employees
named by Dies but he said that II
would prevent the other 38 from
getting Jobs in the post office or
the treasury IL they should he
fired from their positions in other
departments.
Hendricks claimed that Congress
had passed legislation preventing
the WPA from using its funds in
1941 TO employ David LASER.
LASER is now employed by the
WPB as a senior economist at
$4,000 a year, according to Hen
bricks.
Hendricks also recalled that on
March % last year Dies virtually
forced the dismissal of Maurice
Parmelee from a $5,600-a-year job
with the board of economic war
\ fare.
AUTHOR ON NUDISM
Parmelee wrote several books
advocating nudism in America,
Hendricks said. Now, Hendricks
added, Parmelee IS employed as an
economist at $4,000 by the railroad
retirement board.
The treasury appropriation bill
is the first billion-dollar measure
TO come before the new Congress.
Rep. John Taber (R) of New
York demanded during debate that
all "crackpot economists" he dis
missed from the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, II one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Hoffman
Attacks
Job Edict
Detroit Time. Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Man-
power Paul V. McNutts order
warning all workers that they
must get war jobs or 60 into the
army threatens TO knock the I'M
derpinning fright out from under
our civilian structure" Rep Claire
f. Hoffman (R) OF Michigan
warned today.
Hoffman charged that the order
was specifically aimed at mar
ried men with children" and he
said Congress never had given
McNutt or any one else authority
to tell men where they shall
work, or TO order them into the
army IL they fail to follow the
directions OF an administrative
executive.
CHALLENGES AUTHORITY
"McNutt may have In mind
the Presidents order 10 Mont
gomery Ward and Company, or
the Presidents decree that sal
aries should be limited to
S25,O0O," he charged.
'It IL quite evident from the
acts of some I'm the administra-
ton that they may assume that,
inasmuch rs the President is the
Commander In - Chief of the.
army and navy, his authority is
unlimited. That assumption Is
erroneous"
II Is to the Congress, Hoffman
the House, that the Con-
stitution gives the power TO raise
and support armies. and 10 make
rules for the government Of the
land and naval forces"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
Cambridge

of any ever held in this Juris-
diction was held at Rush, &C
cording to presiding elder H. R.
Jackson who praised the pastor,
Rev. Foggie as responsible for
the achievements of the church.
1t was the unanimous request of
all that Rev. Jackson be return
ed as presiding elder.
The members and friends of
Rush Church extend their
heart felt sympathy TO the
family Of the late Mrs. Georgia
Augustine who was a faithful
and ardent member of this
church.
= Miss Ruth Harmon was elect
ed delegate to the Goth Annual
session of the New England Con-
ference at Columbus Avenue A.
M. E. Zion Church, Bishop w.
j. Walls, presiding.
Next Sunday morning the
members and friends are invited
to worship at Columbus Ave.
church as the final session of
the conference will be held.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
W0BURN

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Edward D. McCreary, IT.,
interim Pastor
WOBURN, MASS, June 7
Next Sunday afternoon will
conclude the celebration of the
56th Anniversary of the Church
and the first Anniversary of
Rev. McCreary, Jr. The regular
morning services will be held at
10:45. There will be no evening
service. The last service for the
day will begin at 4 PM. The
Union choir of the Protestant
churches will render music. Rev.
Edward D. McCreary, ST.. D. D.,
pastor of Ebenezer Baptist
Church in Charlottesville, Va.
will preach. Rev. and Mrs. Ed
ward D, McCreary, ST., arrived
last week. They attended the
graduation exercises at the
Newton Andover Theological
Seminary. They are stopping at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Saunders of Montvale Ave. Rev.
Leon Wright of the HAYWARD Di-
vinity School was the preacher
in the morning. His sermon do
You Call That Religion?" was
soul stirring and full of food for
thought. Rev. L. G.. Van Leeu-
wen pastor Of the First Baptist
Church in Stoneham, guest
preacher Sunday night, brought
a very interesting sermon on
Jesus Christ the same yester-
day, today and forever" He
also conducted the Communion
service very nicely A large
crowd attended, Miss Miriam
Keller, Virginia school teacher,
and Miss Elizabeth Schenck, No.
Carolina school teacher, are
both spending their vacations at
home. They report very sue
cessful school sessions.