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Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
NEW son EVENS THINGS

WILLIOMSTOWN, Mass, Feb. 28
CUPl-The consolation prize for a
defeated town selectman was the
birth of a seven-pound son few
hours after the election. John d.
Henderson said he thought the ad-
dition to the family sort of even
ed the score"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The fOlioping edit.
oridis arc prestHisI: cs interesting aOin-
ions r0iced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
WE
the Women
BY RUTH MILLETT

The 10-year-old kid was Dragging
that his dad had bought his
mother six pairs of black market
nylon stockings-at Sc pair.
What those parentS-and all par
entS who cheat on rationing and
patrcnize black markets - don't
realize is that they not only are
gypping their country but are gyp-
ping their own children.
For parents could. and should.
use the war to teach their kids
some sound principles.
Now is the time to teach them
thrift. To teach them the neces-
sity for cooperation. To teach them
the dignity of making small per-
son1l sacrifices, when those sacri-
fices are necessary for the country's
good.
And parents have fine oppor-
tunity for giving their children real
reason to be proud CT them, by
playing a real part in the winning
of the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28

Airplane companies, which have over
expanded plant capacity, plan to go into
the manufacture and distribution of re-
frigerators, gas stoves, electric ranges,
radios, etc.-L. S. Crowder, general man.
ager National Retail Credit Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28

We may hope for climax in Europe
this fall, but the going will continue TO
be hard in the South Pacific-Vice Adm.
Ross T. Mcintyre, Navy surgeon general
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
HARMFUL ATTITUDE

But, instead, too many kids hear
their fathers brag about how they
got hold of this or that black
market article, or how they beat
gas rationing.
And tco many kids hear their
mothers brag about how much meat
they can get out of the butcher
they've traded with for years, and
how the family won't run out Of
this or that because smart mama
has laid in a nice supply.
The damage such parents are
doing to the character Of their
children by their lack of patriCt tism
and cooperation is just as sad as
the damage they are doing to their
country.
What kind of citizen do you sup
pose that youngstcr will make -
the one who Dragged that his
mother had six new pairs CT black
market nylon stockings?
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28

You'll be behind barbed wire with
machine gun every so yards and if you
so much as stick finger through that
wire you won't get it back PVT Odic
Reed to captured German in Italy who
had ideas about prisoner life in America
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

When victory comes we don't want to
err on the side of mercy, which we
know the Germans will take either for
weakness or stupidity. We don't think
that in any single respect the Germans
have deserved mercy. They have been
merciless to us.-Escaped Dutch officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-28

Japs paid
heavily for
resisting at
Namur. on
northern
end Of
Kwa.j a.jalein
At0ll,
Marshall
Islands.
Marines of
the Fourth
Division
captured
important
Jap base in
"a hours.
Here are
some of the
Japs who
resisted but
who are
through with
war. They're
huddled in
a trench
awaiting the
shOveller.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16
Employment
Help Wanted, Female

GTRT, ron GENERAL OFFICE
work and tipping Permanent post
war position. only those eligible
under VINO. regulations need
apply. Phone l0l5.
RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC clerk
must have knowledge OF music.
Full time Good wages. Must com
ply with VINO. Grinncll Bros. 2l0
". Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16
Classified. Advertising

consecutive insertions lnei
Three Days lee Six Days lOe Ten Days Sc
display annual contracts
classified Advertising
Not more Insertion
Telephones 40. AL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16

BREAKFAST SET. DAY BED,
CHAIR, 2 OVERCOATs-lO-lt
us Pearl St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16

ELDERLY LADY 10 care FOR two
children. Room. board and salary
References. Mrs. Earl l.. stewart
as Florence.
Middle Aged Lady for
housework and care Of children,
no washings. Must be neat and
clean Inquire az eO5 ~ Park ST
MAID WANTED for country house
maintained for the women EN-.
pioyees OF the Detroit Edison
Company Starting rate $1,000 per
week plus maintenance Apply De-
troit Edison CO., 1000 Second Ave.
nue., Detroit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16

GATELEG. TABLE, six chairs, three
dressers, bed springs. davenport,
chair' small book rack. student TIA
bic, dishes, plumbing, tools and
household articles. Phone l133-R
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16

Portland, Sept. Zap While
answering a summons from her fos-i
ter father, who had stopped his car
on the opposite side OF the street,
five.year-old Marion Lalone was
struck and killed by a truck here
Thursday. Police exonerated the,
truck driver. clifford Markus. 29,'
Grand Rapidg
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16

WOMAN for outside ard inside
credit Investigation and collec-
ton for large national concern.
Must have car Good post war
opportunities. 40 hour week,
weeks paid vacation. Experience
not necessary tipping helpful.
Straight salary plus car expense.
Telephone Personal FINANCE co.
$50. 800 through $50. Ask for
Miss lIdEerman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16

Suburban Property For Sale
ROOM BUNGALOW. bath, hard
wood floors. furnace. stoker,
rocked In pool with beautiful
shrubbery, block from bus and
super market $4,000. Terms ar.
ranged. II. Peet. Realtor. lls
Pearl 81. Phone 1874.
a ACRE With room bungalow
nice basement. one Of the new
er bungalows $1,000 II. Peet
Realtor. ll9 Pearl 81. Phone
1911.
Brokerage Cards
REALTOR = general Insurance.
i05 w, Michigan. Phone ss4
ROSS X. BOWER
For Sale or Rent
l. FOREST AVE. 50 n. by $50
r., room house. hardwood
floors, owners will paint eKter-
Tor and decorate interior AT
price $3.50. Terms. Large maple
trees Like park fruit trees. I'm
mediate possession. ~. pcet
Realtor. ll9 Pearl St. Phone
1871.
Earna and | and Enr CoI.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16
Post Office Will
Get improvements
Help Wanted. Female
Please Observe VINO Rules

Several improvements in the Yp-''
SLANT Post once are being made,
this week according to Postmaster
Matthew Max who reports that
larger letterdrop and paper boxes,
are being installed as we'll as a
new indoor night package drop
Another mailing window Is being
made in the Office with an eye to-
wards future emergencies such az
tho Christmas mailing rush, he.
said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16
GIVE 10 PER CENT


Lansing, Sept. l6-AP-The av1
erage Michigan community has
contributed almost one third OF
It's employable men or about 10
per cent OF It's total population. to-
the armed forces in tho past four,
years, the state selective service
headquarters declared today, warn.
ing the state OF the size OF the de-.
mobilization Job facing II. .Brigl
Gen. Leroy Pearson, state draft
director, marking the fourth AM
niversary OF the passage OF the
national draft law September L.,
estimated about 100000 Michigan
men will have attained the status
OF veterans before the war ends,
and their homecoming will pro-
vide big problem for civilians
to handle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16

PRF-WAR davenport, chairs, rugs,
electrical appliances. radio. must
be sold this week 70i ut. Pleas
ant ST.. Ann Aroor. Phone to5i.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16
Own a Home Of
Your Own

Bungalow: 5 good size rooms
and bath. on Ecorse Road. Just
outside city. Full basement. Fur
mace Just overhauled. 2 lots.
Large variety OF shade trees.
Garage. Price $500.
ao2 ACRES: Northeast OF Ypsi.
Good soil. Buildings fair. Rum
Ming stream. Some young tim
Der. il9s acre.
PRICE CUT: Formerly $1,000, now
reduced to $4,000. 4 rooms, bath,
basement, furnace, hardwood
floors. Near E. Michigan Ave.
Small down payment. Balance
$50 month.
~ ACRES: Beautiful woodsd
building site. 2 miles south OF
Ypsi, in Lincoln School District.
Only 800.
Low PRICE: Only $4,000 IL fun
price for year old bedroom
home. Electricity, running water.
toilet and place for tub. shade
trees, Insulation. $1,000 down
gets you the deed, balance. on
mortgage with no interest. I'm
mediate Possession.
7 ROOMS: on South Huron. R.-
Gently moderniged. 2 bedrooms
on LIST floor Screened porch
overlooking view OF river val
ley. Laundry room. Stoker.
Price 81. 800.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16
Farms and | and For Sal,
Household Eurnlthlnna

FARM--7i ACREB-eiSht miles from
Bomber. Near paved road. beauti-
ful woods. Phone l544-J.l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-16
Real Estate

Houses For Sale
$1,000 BUYS EQUITY in three fam
lily modern house, balance at $50
per month. Income sl25 per month.
ALL Rented. Reason for selling
owner lives in another city, Write
Box Tao care OF Press,
ALL MODERN S ROOM HOUSE,
glassed in porch. Full basement.
air forced furnace, acres pro-
ductive land. See owner, $50
Holmes Rd. Phone 1li5-R.
BELLEvILLE ga ACRES. S room
house, garage. newly decorated.
city gas, running water. $4,000
cash or terms. SOS Sumpter Rd.
after p. m.
WEST SIDE. room modern
school district near stores, $500.
Terms. "A. Rec. heaItur, 80
Pearl St Phone 1871.
ROOM HOUSE. apartments,
bath downstairs, shower and
stool up. furnace. $3.50. Terms.
II. Peet, Realtor, lle Pearl ST.
Phone 1871.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS, BUILT JUST
BEFORE WAR. Large Rooms.
Semi-finished upstairs, automatic
heat and hot water. large double
garage. full concrete drive. Imms-
diate Possession. Owner will sac
rifice. Phone 1901.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
FINE SHOW
AT ZOMBIE

zone Frantic Nighl" SPICY
Canrelds clever and enteriainins
revue featuring Billy Ecksicin.
popular recording star. has pro,-
eli sensational hit with Club
Zomhe patrons.
EVELYN ruiyis. former member
OF ne dance team OF Randolph
and Purvis. replaces Edna Mac
Harris as the ranking female
star. In the opinion OF Tho critics
Miss Pur,is shows excellent pos
sihilities as a singer. llecklc and
live, the dance team add SOME
smart comedy 10 their dance act
Whiie peckin Toe does some real
solid i've win the taps Roanl
and Ronne. hall room dancers
held over for The new show get
a great chance TO show Their
versatility when hey star in ihc
musicals middle number which
is sor' 81 brcaih-iaking mixed
With color swing and imagine
zion
The very smooth rhvhms %
Harold Wallace and his hand ada
atmosphere and smart musical
background 70 give INC show ne
RIGHT spirit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Canada Lee Stars
In Title Role OF
Carver Radio Drama


NEW YORK fANPl - Canada
Lee nsed actor. plaved the title
role ir NRCs drama George
Wasbsua Carver The play I'M
cluiea n the networks Words
al va series was broadcast on
TuesAv Frcdeflc March. cello
hraiea ,r Of screen and stage.
was Nead as the story teller
The radio play was adarted
from m sham Holts biograrhv
Of ms 'rei scieriis and schol-
ar and vas presented as sa-
1--WE Do ihe 'irthdav anniversary
% TIE rseaf cmancipaior, Ahfa
ham 4oln The mnsical setting
was onnesa by Iuanha Hall
M mlnen snurano and choral d.
rec'o ard Wllam Needer NBc
orra 'tfn Loader NBc pro-
durer ets the Words az
WA which IS presented
wceAi fte network 81 co-oper-
alton uh iho Council on Rocks
in w ire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
SELFISH ATTITUDE OF COLORED
PERFORMERS REASON WHY
YOUNGSTERS TURN TO WHITES

mel Hampton. Count Rasle a..
Teddy Wilson. John IIame..a
Jr., worked increasingly 10 intro
duee 10 stardom such cfea Il,
FRO performers and SINCE
Lena Horne. BILLIE Holida, a..
Roogic Wooric BOYS Hazel ,oo
Pearl Prlmus. Kenneth snss.o,
Josh White and Eddie IIa.ao.a
lr There arc many cthor /.
stances IN an fields ~ the ma.
fical profcssion-dn dancing s'n.lrr
hands radio. comedy. icrhas.,.
and concert stage. all NJ uiis
shows The white mans a., ~.
Cor organization and intcre. n
maintaining continuity lr n.
things nc controls
Land Chick webb. Earl Hinc.
o., he other hand. r,A
very few Instances of Ncr II,
cheStra eaders singers ho, ~,
ular and classic. dances ana
solo insifumcntalists who h.,s
becu unselfish in seeing 10 "a,
our Youngsters are given a.l.
GRAFTON and development lhy -
roed The latc Chick wchl e
Efforts With Ella Fizscf
alwars live as major corr as.
tion 10 Negro PROGRESS az
I'ioos who gave 'hc sinrc rrv
Fcksteln. chance stand ~
Hines alsr introduced sra
vau9hn. Madeline creer Ia
Iamcs AMI sonny and Som
Those fids disilrsinre1 .h.
vorv peon'e who shoeif 10
FIRST 70 lend ihem a helr
f'~tntlal and otherwi~o r rs
dffi 20 The white hoot
'hc white ~ dueer ~ ~
,nuslc ruh'lshor or ~ rs
h7rd lea1cr rhpf's Nho'
"a IN The case ~ Bon nj ~
lon Savi.t. ard Charley
WIZ hccame TOD lewis
The argument that vh's ar
e-tcrs have everv'hi7~" W.
eint 70, chonre" docs
w,'or Tor 'hc modern
swing h-ra has 2 trenc'1
r- ~ for oarrine NOV ~
r-tor r- -
&C n'iuncd on raVe ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

IN the building OF Latin American
civilization
This series on 'Ihe Negro IN
Latin America ends with tais
article The author hopes thai y
will spur his readers 20 greater
study and greater appreclaiier O.
The part played hy Negroes N
The bulldln and the development
~ a New World which irer'ahlf
n slowly. viii Sc, pattern 20
me dese.epmont ~ tcno ai''
faicrnal world civilization
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
n, pov DrLFIenBrR

NEW YORK Tho question OF
exploitation 81 colorcd talent hy
whites IN fhc theatre and music
world $ at 2 fever heat IN Har-
lem thestrleai circles as WAYS
End means are being explored 70
push through some Of tho truly
promising Youngsters who are
hands radio comedy legitimate
cronninr M IN dro,cs along the
rialto singers dancers coined
ians mirlcs actors acroha's
mus ians ihev aro all chatting
a. INC arparcnt hoiilenock that
prevents ihcm getting their right
ful breaks
For some reason these KIDS
have been taught N expoct con
slerailn from white producers
agents and operators ra'her than
members ~ their own TACO and
linic detective work on m, part
gave mo az arswcr fhaf seunaed
verv rlausiblc colored .nefform-
ssfisfvirc and vhi's na'"'7l vas
crs r,sh - vhro hand leaders
uh,o rp.ie rnhiishors white
stars 4, ,adlo stage and screcn
becapsc they have learned 70 *
moo fittf6 ~ no holm from their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

tcontInued from pasc 81

ttontinued from pahc ~
tending a. and r college OF
Greensboro. NC, he Joined the
service and toured the Philip
rlnes China. Japan and parts Of
Russia. as soldier and athlete
specializing In boxing baseball
and track
Ll,ile technical information can
he given about this ou'ht because
Of the confidential nature OF the
work and % rs potent Importance
IN the pursu'' OF allied aims IN
the Pacific Ru' SIS mission Is an
essential par, ~ what gains are
made here When nongalnville
and Rabaul feel The earth tremor,
those rien are unQuesiionably
rullv % having hand in s
One Important liem - major
interest explained by SIT Hypps
ana The commanding officer
Ninety cgN. pcr cent ~ re unit
arc - receive shortly Good Con-
due medals aWasded hv the
Army The largest percentage in
tho Soath Pacific
$50 am ~ unif members arc
pvts VIII p Stephens and
Courtney p Wells pfc Lexis +
=. ~, ars,.t uosJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

know aiout his son Alexander
dumas Inc Younger. who follow
cd IN ih, footsteps Of his Illus
irous father
Look To Failure
As 7 'e fhis lhe cultural
heritage % fieneh-spcakins Haiti
IS Sc nnlns % make Nsef fcli
"a hese is'ahds he great Hal
ra. sgtNor Jacques Roumaln
v .srsinr bus country as Am
aaer n MeNao e a popular
tse sNors lae yolnSer peo-
Young poc's read me
w follow me ifcrars
Haiis erca'cst poet
Nand
hceemc acquainted
eneh IVES Indies as
rs hefere ACQUAINTED
tatH Nns jean
ssr proud 10
He Ncero has PLAYED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Colds Throat Soreness
Makes Gargling Popular


This wave of colds is bringing
voice husklness, hoarseness and
t%at raspy. irritated feeling Va
many Threats. Colds coughing on IS
aggravates the feeling, but tah-
lets Of ST Joseph Aspirin dis
solved in a glass Of warm water,
then gargled. swiftly reduces that
soreness. So keep plenty Of S.
Joseph Aspirin on hand now--io
help case pain in colds aching
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

M-G-M presents spencer Tracy and
Irene Dunno IN Victor Flemine's pro.
duction Of "A Guy Named Joe
With Van Johnson. Ward Bond lame,
Gleason Lionel BARRYMORE Rafry
Nelson, Esther Williams
Screen play by Dalton Tumbo adam
tation by Frederick Hazllt Brennan
directed BY Victor Fleming and pro.
duced by Everett Riskin.
That's the entire billing ard ~. IN
honor to be on II. "A Gu, Named
Joe Is a great memorable picture
Spencer Tracy gives the outstanding
performance OF his career. II h paS
ahead Of his shadow life az an aviator
IN Test Pilot
4
Irene Dunno SURPRISES her bes, work
not excluding The Awful Truth"
Victor Fleming's Direction make. ~,
remember that he also directed Gone
With The Wind.
Two lovers with stars in their ewes and
Their eyes m the stars are Spencer and
Irene She too, YOU See. IS a pilot
= story OF reeklessness IN the face 81
the shetfest danger and OF love iisef
"hi'h Is The enemy Of fear.
ment. '''''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

sammy Lee Cooper - 81 80 90.
mmbis Apartment . made Known
10 police thar he vas struck or re
ad Monday win a snow shovel
hv his hrofher- ln-iaw George
Ha.nes over an argumen, With his
v fe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Why Detroit Edison Will Contest
THE NEW UTILITY TAX
10 our cysrcNsRs

Tres recently levied By the City Of Detroit tex
he Detroit Edison Company osody
oss9saae c e Detroit We sho the voidiy
o- a~s o5 Ne ice oof or customers should know Why.
We r3 because q ooy desire 70 be
oeea' -rssse p,a onseo delaying ego but
sess-t- ~sts ono uniOstfed economic
s~sq- " g, 7romp' decision the
'7e, pay The greet Of money
100 a-o-sy in odvooss Of q court
v'0i'y DecoUse, Il the
-sr. You'd be way TO
Tss sHs- -ssros-0 i - To- money from III. EsdsroI
g7.err~e- CIV thai WERE The CASE WE WOULD BE
o>y 5-Tss srASE-ooEs Asuoy he ordinance require,
saf-s7' 20 cents q every soor Of gross
5000 90 aooso Vile payment Of 'hh City
--.ee Feas,a -es-e Tases By oboof So 100000 would
$50 IA Burden me Company Of oDoOt
.ee.es Re. ne2-s. on business srso's,
s.nnes,es FsoeoI oses have been
pr9pe 0.rpsse q snoneos lurse port OF
para 90 COS. Inc result is hot our l943 net
COCO 81 'ror '74o The proposed Utility 'os would
~oe RS 50 600 SEQ represents neorly e-qOorsr
,seore fof i24s
~a'esa.y ~ ne corpooys corning level con-
--- 1sa zen CO permitting Utility reasonable
is vested propery This 4 TOO rudcol In It's
~s~a Of ms s0d would hurt Detroit and be
Fs7s,a fa.e. r. wor0s
iaes ord since the ordinances singles ov our
co~pe other CORY burden Of this tex We feel
esrss .aa srse is yoioy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

bodies and muscles, to relieve colds
causing you 10 rest bet
ter. Never ask for just aspirin, but
be sure TO demand and get gcnu-
inc pure st. Joseph Aspirin, worlds
largest seller at Zoe. MANY are
buying the larger sizes. Sc tablets
20c, 100 for 35c. Always look on
the box and on each genuine pure
"a pirn tablet inside, for the nation
ally famous name" st. Joseph.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
RUSSELL N VIRGINIA

PETERSEN RGH Va Snookum
Russell. the Little jump Maes-
ro and his orchestra featuring
The Sweetheart OF song. Iona
Made are doing few one night
cis in the Nifeinias before hit
ting the eastcrn CirCrt l'usscll
IS scheduled 10 appear in the
leading eastern cities and thea.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
AS TO our rates:

ae Jyf re Mehsoo Public Service Commission, otter
Horol Oh study Of our rates sold.
We find that rates for electrical service by The Detroit
Edison Company reasonable rates"
OR roe' fo residence service ore now the lowest in the
companYs history -holf os much os in the lost war.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
MARINE PROMOTED

Henry brooks OF 81 Leicester.
Detroit. and Benjamin J lcakr,
~ River Rouge. were promoted this
week 10 marine lli,ates first class
i was announced by Camp Loicpnc
headquarters where they are sta-
toned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

Ware. pv's Easten NJ Bradley,
Elijah Montgomery Harold Fos-
ter: Ffrs FLOYD Williams. Sam
uel Martin Washington. u. c.;
sgts. chss r Jones Charles +
wa,cys. frl Rommelle Robinson;
PIES Robert H. Black. Julian O..
Braxrn pvts Hennie Carr, Nor
man Young William 7. Wheatley.
and Nion A Barnes, Baltimore,
Nd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

a legend currently circulating among
airmen reveals that when Genera
Nhennault commanding his Flyine
Tigers climbed INTO the cockpit Of
plane he said
When I'm at the stick I'm Just a guy
named Joe. :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

C u'luneS IN rare ~
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19

The junior grader fashion
plate upper left) who laughs at
the rain-she can laugh at snow,
too, in this coat-WearS a smart
double-breasted style of maize
yellow SATIN, backed twill and
cotton weave.
Zelan-treated is the rayon
twill outer side Of the reversi-
bic j a k ct, modelled center,
which is combined with plaid
side (untreated) in bold navy,
red and white spun rayon-and-
wool blended fabric. Designed
to make a little boy strut in a
sportWear jacket like grown
men wear, here are details which
appeal to young fry - the re-
versible business, cleverly set
pockets, big bone but ton S,
sleeves and lining of tan, and
snug wristbands.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19
Cranberry Pot Roast

Brown utility pot roast in 2
tablespoons hot meat drippings.
Brown on all sides. Then add l
cup vegetable stock or water and
IL cups fresh cranberries. Sim
mer tender, 2 to 2l2 hours. Gar
nish with fruit slices.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-19

NEW YORK-Keeping young
fry looking as clean as Mondays
wash and at the same time hold
ing cleaning bills down is war
time household problem, solved
for harassed mothers by tots
toys made of soil and spill-re-
sistant fabrics.
Zelan-treated cotton and ray
on-and cotton twill weaves are
chemically bathed before they
are made up into sailor suits
and Jackets for Sonny; into flow
er-bright raincoats for Sister,
sized two to six. Besides appeal
ing to Nom because they're soil
and water-repellent, she'll like
these toys for other practical
reasons. They can be spot-spong-
ed of everything but grease to
give more wearings. Fabrics
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sauce and combine with meat.
Mold into IL meat balls and pan
fry in a small amount of fat in
skillet. In a well-greased 2-quart
heat resistant glass baking dish
put a layer af mashed potatoes.
On top of this place six meat
balls and cover with the rest of
the potatoes. Place the remain
ing meat balls on top. Bake in a
hot oven, 400 deg. F., about 20
to 25 minutes or until the pota-
toes are lightly Drowned. Serve
Immediately.