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Evening star., 1944-03-11
HowIey, Ex-Browns,
Reds Manager, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

oS LIE Associated PreSS.
WEYMOUTH, Mass, Mar, Ii
Daniel P. Howley, So, Boston Red
Sox scout and former manager of
the st. Louis Browns and Cincinnati
Reds, died yesterday of heart at
tack at his home. He also formerly
managed and owned the Toronto
team of the International League.
p Howley managed the Browns for
three years, 1929, and the Cincin-
natl club for three years, 1902.
He broke into league ball as a
catcher with Indianapolis in 1906
and played with several minor league
clubs before he entered the majors,
playing with the Philadelphia Ma
tionals and the Cleveland Indians.
After his major league playing
career closed, he served as player
manager of the Montreal club. He
coached the Red Sox in 1918 and
later the Detroit Tigers.
Howley leaves his widow and two
sisters
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Tigers Regain Trout, Now 4-F;
Draft Gets Kruus, Jay Star

but is scheduled to take preinduc-
ton physical exam next month.
Minor Leagues.
BUFFALO. - Infielder Bob by
Maier, manager of Hagerstown in
Interstate League last year, signed
Bison contract.
UTICA, N. Y.-Infielder Fred
Celmer Of Reading, Pa. and Catcher
Anthony Deblasi of Brooklyn signed
Utica Eastern League contracts.
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Perry's Binding Jabs
.Tk0 Banks in Bout
Wisely Stopped

Aaron Dad News Perry carries
too many guns for boxers who can't
hit hard enough to slow him down
Exhibit A is the battered and swol-
len face on Billy Banks after five
rounds of stopping Perry's hard and
straight left jab last night at Uline
Arena
Banks could do nothing about
Perry's left, although he managed
to duck and bob and weave away
most of the time from Perry's vicious
right crosses and uppercuts. When
Referee Charley Reynolds and DR.
William Greaney, Boxing Commits
sion physician, stopped the one-sided
bout at the end of five rounds, Banks
couldn't see out of his left eye and
his right almost was closed. His
face was battered and swollen, par
ticularly beneath his left eye, where
reposed welt the size of a baking
potato.
Perry Hanbury Fight Due.
Perry, growing bigger and stronger
with every fight, definitely was a
Welterweight at 141 pounds last
night, giving him 7-pound advan-
tage over Banks.
The young District Negro now is
in line for better dates and probably
will fight on March "a at Madison
Square Garden. His manager, Harry
Garsh, goes to New York on Monday
to complete arrangements. He and
Lew Hanbury, another rising young
District fighter, will have to meet
eventually, and Lew challenged the
winner before last nights fight.
Hanbury has fight against Cleo
Shans coming up later this month,
after which We'll see.
1t was battle of Iefts last night.
After the first round Banks seldom
let go with his right-it left him too
wide open-but concentrated on
buzzing in with what passed for a
left jab. 1t hit Perry often enough,
but didn't hurt, and Aaron was able
to concentrate on pouring in his own
left that really stung. Banks was
clever and fast enough to make
Perry miss frequently with rights,
but that left did all the damage
necessary.
Bout Wisely Stopped.
AS early as the second round
Banks left eye began to swell, and
Perry concentrated on that there
after. 1t was closed in the fourth
round and Banks could do nothing
except back pedal and stick out that
futile left. He went into a crouch
in the fifth to keep Perry's right
from connecting, but was unable tc
protect himself otherwise and the
bout wisely was stopped after the
round.
A crowd of 5,162 paid a gross Of
$13 416.15 to see this one.
There was deal of action on the
preliminary program with two tech
nical knockouts registered. Buddy
Garcia stopped Sammy Thompson
in 2:59 of the fourth and Stony
Lewis won over Steve Brogan in 2:21
of the third. In the others, Ray
Rovellio decisioned Bee Bee Wash
ington and Hubert Samuels won ovel
Taffy Cummings, both close.
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Martin Never Cold With Bird Doc Around

Most of baseballs top stars
will bea few oldmers left looking
you'll find such veterans Pepper Martin
Martin and Foxx have
they used be- but I'd still like them
mains one of basebals colorfu personalities.
few years hunting trip with
Pepper through Texas and Mexico 1--WE
weeks, Martin said I'VE travel live
nights but always pretty
dog A bird dog and blanket will keep anybody
After thinking decided this might
hunting with Bill Dickey walking
Arkansas terrain We tramped
rather heavy dusk where could barely Dcke
quail.
North
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Wurmerdum to Vault
In Red Cross Meet
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 11.-Ensign
Cornelius Warmerdam, who has
cleared Is feet in the pole vault AZ
times, will compete in his specially
at Red Cross track meet March 25.
Warmerdam now is stationed at
Monmouth, Ill.
Evening star., 1944-03-11

BoWlers from throughout the
Metropolitan Washington Area to-
day and tonight will pay tribute to
a revered duckpin pioneer, Hugh
Pop) CraWley, by participating at
Eli Friedman's Mount Rainier plant
in the ninth annual tournament
named for the veteran, who, in his
late 70s, was a star of the maple
lanes up until a few years ago.
A tWo-thirds handicap will be
given the contestants, based on a
scratch of 1913. Entrance fee for the
five-game event is $3.50 and first
prize 500.
Those he-guy boWlers from the
Navy Yard may be letting them
selves in for juicy razzberrying
A picked team from the Navy Yard
which Is loaded with bowlerS. re-
Gently shot its durndeSt TO defeat a
team OF women chosen from the
AnaCostla Spillway Commercial and
Wednesday Afternoon Leagues.
Tonight the Navy Yarders will
take on team culled from the
Ladies District League. composed oi
Jessie Keith OF the Columbia; Alma
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Court Title to Lincoln u.

NEW YORK, Mar. II a. Lin
coin University won the Negro inter
collegiate basket ball championship
last night by beating North Caro-
Ina College. 81 TO 52 NJ the Rem
aissRnco Casino.
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Enm Sports Fortune Smiles Broadly Upon Savo Barto Ring Ncto
Win, Lose or Draw
Irish Coach Gets His Football Jitters EorIy
By GRANTLAND RICE.

Frank Leahy Notre winning already looking
with dire forebodings to November 1914
THE reason Coach Leahy simple
have at least fair squad operating
late September through
after November l it November
Army snd Navy in hardest both will
especially
Dame and also at all other places that
help Yes Kelly will be
October"
November, suggested still long way
things might happen Leay
Army hasn't beaten Noe
better Army and Navy
be the disasters
Leafy believes that at
fall will for the variation.
big help
not completely vital still confident
major football ofense of
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Derby Field EusiIy Could Set Record

If only 20 of Kentuckys
the major show Matt still
for his 10th running behind It
might happen this
should
From the list
the fragrant odo bluegrass
We'll, still handle m
not Derby guess
right would be %
While 3year-olds
favorites Whirlaways
shifts
all winter
too consistent
cutters, and they o
This could be the
will be interesting given
racing will with those which
and New York
Evening star., 1944-03-11
..-l. Faculty Quint Wins

A Washington-Lee High School
faculty basket ball team, led by
Frank Kavalier, former G. w. U.
star. downed George Washington
High. 44-23. last night at Alexandria
Evening star., 1944-03-11
Fairfax High Outboxes
Mussunutten in Finale

Fairfax Highs first season with a
boxing team ended successfully, with
the Rebels taking ga decision over
Massanutten Military Academy last
night at Fairfax. MaSsanutten was
the only team this season to beat
the Rebels, who otherwise won three
matches and tied one
ma TouuH,-NaXwcll M scored A
Iko Over Dean econd round Shaw 'FD
no noand, Dc curtis M occlNoncd
wilson
.. l'i pound, Rouei M dcciaoued
'll pound. Bruce M d,ciNoncd
90 pound. bowman , N scored TKO
Hf.I ltrHH'r' nf.I round
.na pounds Luu.dfU tFl daciNourd
1850 pounds Moelcr 90 declNoucd
Hg|UFl.a
Iru pounds. IurnTF tTN sgorrd TEN
over ErntHHrd. usrnud round
.,liesNtvrtht talnsion - scored q
ifn over tniuHuO. hfN round
Nritfro Lddls Ia Pond
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senco, a ne morem mu mic, ker
je junak. Zato ga ertim."
sToda, ali nj mogoce rabbit
to stranko?" vprasa Barbara.
"Tezko, morebiti! Bonn po-
skusil."
'sKako?" rece banica radove-
dno.,
"Nikolaj Sc je hudo sprl S
svojim svakom Tahom. Tahi
ina tu mnogo pristasev, ina
prijatelje ma kraljevem dvoru
stal DO ma moji strani, pomagal
mi bo. Radi MEGA sem tudi pri-
sci -
"Zaradi NIGGA" Sc zacudi ze-
ma.
Peter je hotel govoriti dalje,
a naenkrat Sc obrne glavo pro-
ii vratom, "a katerimi Sc je sill
sala glasna govorica. Vstopi
sluga in javi, da gospod pod
ban in neka stara gospa zelita
priti pred bana. Ban nekoliko
osupne in odvrne jezno:
"Reci, da nocem - ne, da ne
.morem, da imam mnogo posla
- ne morem, ma noben nacinn'
A V tenn trenotku Sc odpro
Ia slugo vrata. v sobo .vstopi
visok, lep starec, plesast, dol
go belo brado, resnega in po-
nosnega obraza. Odrinivsi slu-
go ma stran stopi naprej, a "a
MIN vstopi zena Ursula Henin-
gova, bleda, JENA, objokanega
obraza. Peter sc zdrzne in pre-
bledi.
"Magnifice domino bane."
("Velecastni gospod ban!') IL
pregovori starec mirno in ja-
sno. "Oprostite! Cul sem, da
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dova kedaj iz srca ljubila, toda
dosti mocan sem, da sem kos
Gregorijancem. Zaradi tega me
ne tare skrb. Ampak sovrazim
Nikolaja Zrinjskega, ker mi je
povsod ma poti, casih Sc pa de-
la, kakor bi ne bill JAZZ njegov
ban. Bill je ban, a odrekel Sc je
banstvu, bill je glavar kraljevi-
ne, a odrekel Sc je glavarstvu.
Kralj Ferdinand Sc ga je bal.
NikoIaj je ubil Kranjca Kaci-
janarja, a zgodilo Sc mu nj mic
zalega; Turk so sami pravili
kralju, da so ga bill podkupili.
JAZZ tega ne verjamem, ali ma
dejal sem Sc, da mu kralj ze
zaradi sumnje odvzame cast, ali
zopet Sc mu nj zgodilo mic zale-
ga, da, dobil je, cello Medmurje
" dar. Prosli mesec je umrl
Ferdinand, in njegov sin Max
similijan je pozval, kakor Gu
jem, Pozun visje drzavnike,
da Sc dogovori zaradi preteee
pogibelji Cd strani ~Turkov. Je-
Ii pOzval meme, bana? Ne! Nj
kolaja Zrinjskega je pozval in
zopet Nikolaja, XII je "hraber,
slaven in dicen." Ia clovek della
in ne della, zapre Sc V kak svoj
grad. odbija casti, Sc protivi
kralju, a hipoma zopet skoci,
razsiplje denar, bije Turke, a
svet ga slavi. Nikolaj Sc vede
proti kralju kakor deklica, XII
Sc kuja in, skriva pred dragim,
da ga le bolj podrazi. Ma pot
mi je, pravim, on zatemnjuje
mojo slavo in meme potiska v
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ZADNJA KMECKA
V0JSKA
Zgodoynsla povest il leta 1873
Spsal August SENOA - IL Hrv poslov L. J.

"Naj-li ugibam?"
"Ugani, gospa banica!" Sc ma
smeje ban.
"Vi razmisljate, kaksen bo
novi kralj Maksimilijan."
lie oddalec. A kaj dalje?"
"In Sc srdite ma Nikolaja
Zrinjskega." 49,.
"Ne govori mi o MEN," jo
prekine nevoljen Peter in sc
obrne magic proti oknu.
"Evo, uganila sem," reee Bar
bara zivahneje; ida, jezite Sc
ma Nikolaja Zrinjskega, XII Vam
je vecna nadlega. In je tudi po-
polnoma prav. Ia oderuh, ia ci-
gan Yam greni zivljenje. Kaj
Vas nj prevaril, hudo prevaril ?
Zasnubil je "a svojega sina Ju-
RIA vase heer Anko, in v ia
namen ste mu izrocili svoje ma
zarske gradove."
"To je skovala njegova ranj-
ka zena Katarina Frankopano-
va in moja ranjka Margareta
Tahova, XII jo je k temu prego-
vorila tetka Elizabeth, sestra
Nikolajeva, a JAZZ sem potrebo-
val novcev."
"In kaj je nastalo iz tega
zenskega kovarstva? Tvoja An
ka je ostala ma cedilu, Jurij je
well Nemko "a zeno, a NikoIaj
tt nj nicesar povrnil, pac pa tie
zapletel V pravdo z Gregorijan-
ci."
Pustiva to, Barbara" odvrne
ban, "to so stare stvari, radi
tega me ne boil glava, z Zrinj-
skim pa sem Sc ze tako ali tako
pomiril."
"Z jezikom, a ne v srcu,' pri-
lpomni banica ujedljivo. "A me-
ne boil glava, meme, ker sem
JAZZ, ker sta moja sinova Peter
in Tomo oskodovana. Sc Mill
lakomni Nikolaj polastil &C.
sargrada, XII 81 mi ga bill pred
stirimi lett zapisal? A cakaj Sc
kak mesec, da Sc Nikolaj ozeni
z gizdavo ,Cehinjo Evo Rozen-
bergovo, XII ina, kakor pravijo,
praskih grosev ma mernike, pa
bos videl, kako Sc bo potem ba-
hal Z njo! Ali ii MISC sedaj Gre
gorijanci sovrazni?"
RES je," odvrne ban, "nikdar
ne bonn pozabil Nikolaju, da je
osramotil mojo kri, in ne verja-
mem, da Sc bosta nasa diva ro-
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innate mnogo posla. A vaznejse-
ga inmate, kakor je ia, XII pri-
hajam JAZZ & MIN. Dogodil Sc
je necuven, razbojniski Gin. Ban
je v nasi domovini namestnik
kraljev, ban mora varovati pra-
vice v vsakem casu; vaznejsega
opravka nina, kakor je ia"
Ban stisne obrvi in pogleda
srdito prisleca, a starec dvigne
ponosno glavo in ere mirno V
Petra, zataknivsi 81 roke "a ST.
roki srebrni pas, XII Sc mu je
ovijal okoli crne halle.
'Kaj zelite, domino Am
broz?'' vprasa ban Peter resno
.starca, doeim Sc je ozirala ba-
.nica plahim oeesom sedaj ma
podbana, sedaj zopet ma njego-
vo tovarisico. IT,.
"Zase ne zelim nicesar," od-
govori Ambroz Gregorijanec.
"A JAZZ sem zastopnik vase ca
sti in zato sem pripeljal pred
Vas to plemenito gospo, XII ina
mnogo terjati."
i, "Ks ina terjati vse,' zavpije
Ursula, XII je komaj dihala cd
lazburjenosti. "Vse terjam, ban,
ker nimam mic. Gotovo veste,
kdo da SEM"
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(Nadaljevanje)

Nina finih potez, ma ce-
lu Sc il ne bere razumnost, a
poteze okoli debelih ustnic in
okoli kratkega nosu znacijo, ,da
je ponosita, cello ohola. Kako
tudi ne? Banica je, druga zena
Petra Erdeda in hci slavnega
junaka Ivana Alapica. Nj ra-
zumna, a morda je zvita, kakor
so vse Evine hcere. Pozna Sc il,
da je banica, velikasinja, dasi-
ravno je ravnokar dosla po-
tovanja. Ma sebi ina plasc IL
crnega damaska, obsit z lisice-
vino; izpod plasca Sc vile dra-
goceno svileno krilo; noge so
obute v spicaste crevlje IL ru-
meme koze. Pod vratom ina
plasc spet dvema ploscicama.
Ma eni ploseici vidis podobo je-
lena, grb Erdeda, ma drugi pa
podobo zelezne roke, XII maha S
sabljo proti zvezdi - grb Ala
picev. Sklanjene glave gleda ba-
MICA V svoje dete, XII Sc odtegu-
je materinemu narocju, in mu
gladi roko zlatolaso glavico.
Milo gleda matt sincka, zasmeh-
liza Sc cash nalahko, srecna Ia
dovoljnost Sc il bere ma obrazu.
Brzkone vidi v tenn detetu viz
svoje srece. Naenkrat dvigne
glavo, odpre napol svoja siroka
usta, vpre oei V bana in mu re-
ce:
"GGpod Peter, moi soprog!
Kaj Yam je? Cd zelima pa do
Zagreba nisem slisala IL vasih
ust niti besedice, a sedaj hodite
po sobi nem in zamisljen, kakor
da nj tu ne Vasega sinka, ne Va
Sc zene. Kaj Vam je?"
"Gospa Barbara" odvrne ban
pristopivsi k Mi in pogladiVsi
sinka, "ne vprasuj me. Take
skrbi MISC Ia zensko glavo, tre-
ba je glave il zeleza, moske gla-
ve."
"Lej," pricne Barbara laska-
vo, ''tvoja zena ne We nicesar,
kmecka je, kaj? A sodite na-
pacno, gospod moi! Ne YES, kaj
je zena. zensko srce ne more
mirno biti, ako je mosko cello
mraeno; zensko oko vidi jasno
V vasi duso, Getudi je nj raz-
svetlil sveti Duh"
"A kaj vidi tvoje oko?" vpra-
Sa Peter. ,.
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v blag spor,iill

OBJ Is. obletnici, kar je umrl
prerane smrti mas nadvse
ljubljeni in nikdar pozablje-
nj sincek in bratec
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Mali ogIasi
Vdovec

nennske narodnosti, s. Z" vi
sok, tehtajoc 165 funtov, pro-
testantovske we're, stalno zapo-
slen, brez dolga in neodvisen,
ne pije ali kadi, ter dobro izo-
brazen, Sc zeli seznaniti z zen
sko V starosti cd 36 do "a let,
XII lastuje svoj dor1, V svrho ze-
nitve. Uposteva Sc tudi zensko
rinsko-katoliske we're, z enim
ali dvema otrOkoma. Naslovite
ma PO Box 6431, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Mali oglasi
Zenske. pozor

Date vase pralne stroje in
elektricne cistilce ekspertnim
mehanikom v popravilo. Delo
jamceno "a emo ieto. Associated
Washer Co., 3112 E. -130 St.,
LO. 1862, ali SIX. 0552.
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Proda sc

ali Sc odda v najem, hiso "a
emo druzino, 6 sob, en- aker
zemlje; pri glavni cesti ma
Route 81; .25 mill cd Square.
Zemlja je dobro obdelana, ter
je zelo izvrstna prilika. Vprasa
Sc ma 1902 ST. Clair Ave-, Ego
raj.
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have iatncned
sweeping Souest Pacific General Macns nss
eet has assaults main Jap bases Admra
Niz intention 70 establish Ghlnese coasa
frn which raid Tckyo Navy pass nAe
Inc Dauncss have Knocked out 4So zap
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(Dat5e prinodnWc)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
lustrous Hair

TO COMBAT split ends OF
hair tn a give a lifeless, dull
look 10 her GROWING glory. Ann
Sheridan whenever necessary,
but not as a weekly routine)
rubs the yolks Of two eggs into
the hair and lets II stand for IS
minutes. This is followed by a
lukcwarm shampoo.
No soap IS necessary as the
yolkS n e ms Ives create a
lather. A small amount Of VIM
egar or lemon juice in the rinse
water adds tuSrer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
The Shoestrins Bag
Is Back in Style
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

VIVETTE, ONCE home eco
nomist on this newspaper whom
Aany Of you will remember,
|ed 10 say Americans were an
eXtravagant lot why you
could feed half of France. said
she on what we over here
throw away. over there, she
would add proudly, we save
every little thing make use
OF EVER ,IRe Yf, I ! II \ =.
Well, she ought TO see us now
.. folding up the tin cans and
giving them 10 Uncle Sam
carefully pouring that last
thimbleful of bacon grease into
the Uncle Sam container
putting every little scrap OF
waste paper into a carton, 10 be
turned back into more paper.
And it's paper we must talk
about today The paper short
age &. T.. IS really acute. It's
down TO the point, ladies, where
many grocery stores do not have
enough paper bags TO take care
of the purchases of customers
the downtown stores are
working on a close margin, Won
dering If they will have enough
bags and wrapping paper 10 last
until the next shipment comes
in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

PATTERN Alb, sizes 80, "a.
50, 80, 40, az, al, 46, Is. Size
So. dress and jacket revers, ga
yds. 39-inch; jacket, IL yds.
This pattern. together with a
needlework pattern Of useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments, 20 cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly size, name and
style number.
Only 10 cents more brings our
1914 Anne Adams Pattern Book.
New, easy-to-make styles. Free
pattern printed in book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Wartime
Soup Menu
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

COLLECTING UNUSUAL
recipes for soup is hobby that
pays plus dividends. Soups
play an important role in war
time meals and a cream soup
especially can go a long way
towards rounding out an other
wise inadequate menu.
Celery and olives are
familiar combination served raw
as an appetizer. Let's combine
favors 10 turn a single celery
soup into an unusual and de-
hcious treat.
Cream Of Celery
! bunch fresh celery leaves
l cup chopped celery
n cup chopped onion
3 cups boiling water
! teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
a large stuffed olives, chopped
3 tablespoons flour
la cups milk.
Cut the leaves from a bunch
of celery and tie together. Put
into a cepan with the
chopped celery. onion. boiling
water and salt. Cover and
s1Turner for 80 minutes, then
take out the leaves. Melt but
ter in the top OF a double boiler
over direct heat.
Add olives and fry gently for
5 minutes. Stir in -four, mixing
constantly until smooth. Add
milk and celery and onion mix
ture, with the liquid Heat,
stirring constantly until thick
ened. Place over boiling water
and cook for ID minutes. Add
pepper TO taste and additional
SAT- II neeQeQ.
Cream OF Onion
6 medium onions
3 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
3 tablespoons -four
l teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon pepper
q cups hot milk
2 tablespoons grated cheese.
Cut onions into slices. cover
with boiling water, cook until
tender and rub through sieve.
Melt butter, blend in -four, salt
and pepper, add milk and onion
PURGE gradually, stirring con-
-StaRtly. Heat 10 boiling and
cook 3 minutes. Serve hot
garnislfed with chess. Serves s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Please Help

Clerks are being instructed 10
save paper bags in every way
possible and this is a plea
for shoppers 10 help. For in
stance, If you buy blouse and
get AZ in a bag then you
ramble over 10 the handkerchief
counter .. tell the sales person
she can pHt he handkerchiefs in
with the blouse, thereby saving
an extra bag. Doesn't sound like
much Of a saving, but IL 500
such transactions we're made IN
n day you can see what a help
II would be.
Sometimes, Of course. your
.IrchaSeS viii not lend them
Elves 10 such doubling up
but often they will, and every
little bit helps lest we find our
selXeS-as- they do IN England
$50 I've been toidt carrying our
purchases home as is can't
you just sec yourself with a
bunch Of celery and a girdle
under yeHr arrn- -. on the huS2
You can really have a good
laugh, thinking Of your pur-
chaseS saTIs- wrapping paper
Many thanks!
At a recent meeting Of the
Retail Merchants ASSOCIATION
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we were given alarming Stats
tics on the amount OF waste
paper required and the amount
OF wrapping material on hand
=. and asked if we would help
by telling you their troubles.
The Retail Merchants also
wish us TO thank the women of
Detroit for the fine cooperation
given in everything they have
asked To dale. The shopping
public has been wonderful" they
said they have come for
ward a hundred per cent in
everything we have requested
=. and we know they will help
us with this problem by saw
ing paper at both ends OF the
line waste paper and CO.
operation with sales people"
The Paper Drive!
We all know the waste paper
drive has been discouraging
you save paper and nobody
picks ii up and you tell
yourself, if they don't want it
why should you save it and
we don't blame you. But we
mustn't give up so easily
the need is great and the sal
wage committee hopes you will
bear with them until plan can
be worked out whereby waste
paper can be collected with
speed aHdAef ficiency---
Waste paper has been the sal
wage committees biggest head
ache it's bulky there
are not enough trucks or driv-
ers available 10 take care of all
the calls from homes you
can't put IL on the curb once a
month as you do tin cans, for
that is the night il VIII rain
few people have enough storage
space TO hold il for two months
as they do tin cans.
Everything!
They have thought of neigh
borhood paper centers Just
where and how has not yet been
determined. But in any event.
ladies. TO get grocery bags for
your oranges you must turn in
e. every scrap Of paper yeg can
find e. this means wrappers off
the soap. the corn flakes box
the daily and Sunday news
papers e.. EVERYTHING
A good way 10 help with the
shopping problem is 10 sally
forth armed with shopping
bag -. 10 hold ait the small
packages we've been accustomed
10 hold together in paper bags
furnished by the stores. Back
TO The old shoestring bag. ladies'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
MANY Thanksi

Al a recent meeting Of the
RetaiI N~Tchants association