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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

I. \ recent medical discovery now
BENG used by doctors and hospi.
Tails everywhere has proven unus-
ual1y successful in the treatment
OF stomach ulcers caused from
excess acid. IL is a harmless prepare
ton vet so effective that in many cases
the pains OF stomach ulcers disappear
almost Immediately after 10 is used.
Also recommended for gas pains, indi-
gestiOn and heartburn due 10 hyper
acidity. Sufferers may now try this nj
home by obtaining a bottle OF Lurin
from tho,t druggist. Lurin contains
this new discovery In It's purest form.
Easy 10 take. Just mix two teaspoon
fu'S iu q half glass Of milk Costs hut
little aud sold under an absolute guar
antee that " must satisfy or money
rcfnndcd-Lurin- tnr sale Cunning
ham, and drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Burned by Gasoline

PONTIAC. May p Richard
Smith. u. OF IS South Jessie
street operator of Dicks Service
Station at $50 North Saginaw
street suffered first and second
degree burns Of the chest anC
thigh last night when gasoline with
which he was cleaning A car ig.
nited. police reported. lie IS IT
General HoSpital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Blast Fires Home

PONTIAC. May y = FIrcmcn
battled nearly an hour last night
and saved the home of Arnold
Klien, at 103 North Cass avenue,
which had been fired by explosion
of a kerosene stove. Damage was
held TO about $500, hremen eSu-
mated No one was injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Laundry Group Picks Go

The Amalgamated Clothing
Workers. Go. today was selected
as bargaining agent for $50 en-
ployes of the Quality Laundry
1900 Cloverdale, in an election
held through consent Of the union
and the company OF the 3l4
workers who voted, 214 chose the
Go. 90 chose no union and one
vote was disqualified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
HiIInnan for Britain
Co-Chief of OPM Asserts England's Fight Demands
Our Unstinted Support

now faces lis hour OF decision,
llillman pleaded. He said
I'VE cannot, we must not slow
down the pace of our support
10 Britain. We dare not run the
risk at being left alone in a
hostile world To face show
down struggle between two ways
Of life. The battle of Britain is
ours. The conflict between totali-
tarianism and democracy il ours.
The triumph of Hitler could
not. I'm the nature Of events,
leave us unaffected. II he il VIC
t0rious. New York City cannot
he assured that il will not be-
come second London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Killed Installing Pump

MARSHALL. May %. 49, Leon
Allen, -. is dead here today of
injuries suffered when a pipe he
was using 10 install an electric
pump on a farm slipped, striking
him on the head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
MAKING JOB HARDER

ITO Keep America solvent IL
not an easy matter, hut we
make the task impossible N We
let ourselves become involved
In the war,
let us not belittle our de-
Tense needs. The present war re-
veaIS modern warfare most
costly. Add Ia this the fact that
In his conduct of our foreign
policy the President has made
virtually every power on earth
our enemy and we find ourselves
with real defense need - hut
not tho kind of defense we are
paving for today, a defense for
other powers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
WALSH ALSO APPEARS

Appearing on the same platform
with Senator Nye, an outspoken
iSolatieRiSt member Of the Senate
foreign relations committee. was
Senator David I Walsh Cd OF
Massachusetts. chairman of the
Senate naval affairs committee.
Declaring that the American
people ought 10 preserve our re-
sources 10 the end that we might
best respond when the time OF
readiuSimeni comes. Nye said:
"This il not contest 10 de-
termIne who can love Britain
most or hate Hitler most. IL IL
a contest 10 keep the United
States out Of another European
war and To keep a degree Of sol
vency that viii let US be Of some
help 10 the world when II gets
over its present madness.
when the exhaustion follow
ing this war comes. a. II surely
| will. there will be something
worse than war from which the
world will need salvation. We
ought 10 preserve our resources
10 the end that we might best
respond in that hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Sen. Nye Attacks
Huge Spending
To Help Others
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

NEW YORK, May 22.-Warning
Of the insolvency facing the United
States if il continues its present
pace of giving away and spending
billions of dollars for the benefit
Of foreign powers was sounded
last night by Senator Gerald p.
Nye (R) of North Dakota.
Speaking AT a keep out OF war"
rally under tho auspices of Ameri-
cans united in the high school
auditorium at suburban Jamaica,
Long Island, Nye admonished his
hearers that the people OF the
United States should look ahead
10 the time when the war in
Europe has ended and of the de-
mandS that-thcn must be faced
10 save tho world, and America
in particular, from economic coll
lapse
Evening star., 1941-08-07
~ the Associated Press.

CALCUTTA, India, Aug. l.
Rabindranath Tagore, 80, famed as
midas greatest modern poet and
winner of the Nobel Prize for lit
erature in 1918, died here today
after a protracted illness.
Tagore, who was seriously i'll last
October but made a remarkable re-
covery, underwent an operation re-
Gently for a kidney ailment.
Practically unknown to readers
Of the Western World before he was
accorded the Nobel Prize, Tagore's
writings were translated into many
languages in recent years and
achieved the rank of best sellers.
He himself regarded as one of
his greatest achievements the school
he established in 1901 near CAL
cutta, which grew into a world
famous center of culture known as
Visva-Bharati international Uni
versityl.
In 1915 he was knighted by the
British government in recognition
of his work. but asked to be relieved
of the title ir 1919 in protest against
the Killings of Indians by British
troops at Amritsar.
Travelled in U. s.
A great scholar, educator and
social reformer as we'll as a poet, he
had travelled widely throughout
Europe and the Americas, lecturing
and reciting.
Tagore made his first visit to the
United States in 1916. His school,
as usual, needed money. He trav-
eled so far and so rapidly in the
hands of a money-wise lecture
agent that he often said afterward
that his health never recovered
from the strain. One engagement
was Cancelled in San Francisco when
police said they suspected a queer
plot to harm him.
In 1918 the United States Gov
ernment made public a mass OF
intercepted German diplomatic cor
respondence purported to involve
the poet and 80 other Indians In a
revolutionary conspiracy against
Great Britain Lord Chelmsford,
then Viceroy Of India, wrote Ia
gore a letter exonerating him from
any suspicion. The following year
he was to write Chelmsford after
the Amritsar killings to renounce
his knighthood.
Unpleasant Incident.
Long tours to the Far East, Europe
and South America interrupted Ia
cores teachings from 1924 to 1926.
In 1929 he went to Canada to ad-
dress the triennial conference of
the National Council of Education.
Ill fortune attended his projected
visit into the United States in 1929.
when an unpleasant incident with
immigration authorities caused him
to change his plans.
he felt he had been subjected to
an unnecessarily vigorous question:
ing at the United States border
at Vancouver, British Columbia.
He later explained: Il have no Bit
terness toward the American people.
but l must say that the immigra-
tion regulations against and the
manner of the application toward
Eastern and colored people are un-
civilized and barbarious." Another
American trip in 1880 was curtailed
by an attack of heart disease.
His 10th birthday was universally
recognized and the distinguished
llterati of thirty countries dedi-
Gated to him in 1881 a volume en-
titled The Golden Book of Tagore."
Despite his interest in social re-
Evening star., 1941-08-07

Togore, Indio's Great Poet, Dies at 80
1913 Nobel Prize Winner Succumbs After Protroced Ine
Had Troveled Widely in United Stotes and Europe

cap. His flowing robes gave the
Hindu philosopher an imposing car
riage as he recited his musical
cadences.
At 68 he took to painting and his
works were widely exhibited. Last
year. at 70, when Oxford University
conferred on him an honorary doc
tor Of literature in absentia he still
was surprisingly active, although he
walked with assistance and often
used wheel chair.
From childhood Rabindranath
(meaning literally Lord of Light")
was a writer He poured out drama
and lyric and satire, short story and
critical and didactic essay: edited
and virtually wrote the entire con-
tents of regular magazine.
Evening star., 1941-08-07

forms. Tagore managed to keep
clear of Indian politics after few
tentative excursions into that field.
He tried unsuccessfully on many
occasions, however, to bring about
Hindu Moslem unity.
Tagore wove his career against
the background of an illustrious
family. He was born in Calcutta
on May 6, 1861. He was married at
"a and his wife died II years later.
They had five children, Of whom
three died relatively young, with
son and a daughter surviving.
The Tagore the West knew best
was a picturesque figure. His i'm
pressive. benign countenance was
framed by his snow-white beard and
long hair crowned with a black skull
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

is beginning 10 come back TO us.
that We should try TO get as
much as we can of II. 10 stave
off the hormone deficiencies
that make their appearance in
the Spring.
| don't like TO confine my def
milton of these deficiencies TO
ricketts,, although ricketts, is the
one Spring disease that we can
name and define clearly. There
must be a lot more that affect
adults and children. too. al
though they have not been
studied as thoroughly as ricketts,.
Ricketts, is a condition of in
fants and children up to FIVE
years of age. In a fully devel-
oped case there is lack of bone
formation. and such cases are
easy TO spot on sight. but there
are all sorts of minor degrees of
the condition.
II is a condition of Spring as
l say, due to lack of Winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

And your what are its outstanding achievements
if ahes
many struggling about shoes that do not fit
number of people 65 in the United States
has increased "a per cent.
81 WONDER will he boy girl said the expecant
mother. your wedding ring and lie the
floor" said a present
Tying wedding ring string dangled it
expectan PROSTATE form. Ring went around in
circle clockw
ut wi be boy" dangler. And it a boy!
know a Wilbur wap" proudly Los
Angeles client Why sir that's simply nothing know fellow
Bump Matthias Tschech and another
named Nautilus Parnak Parsley
THAT great speed record breaker Sir Malcolm Campbell
1850 horse power RollsRoyce. Once this
140 miles hour Sir Malcolm
with this onequarter of mile TO gallon OF gas and his
lasted Three minutes
Rags are royal virtues sake"
spoken meodrama The White Slave" And There's
dirty the crossroads line from play having the
quaint NO Wedding Bells for Him
careful study of the matter have decided hereafter
betting my dollars for show. will bet for place
ongshot which rarely do. will put the
smackers right on the animals nose
WHY film her married the Mrs and
everything? Might favorable attention Didn't Mrs
Campbell Mrs Leslie Carter do all right the stage?
Hazitt things he wished he could have
you could of the and only
would choose the Sermon the Mount the Battle
Waterloo Lincons Gettysburg Address what?
WHO originated idea putting football players
W the purpose Identification? And why don't they
put numbers chorus girls in musical shows with identifying
information the program? Suggested slogan for business
organizations
known by the keeps" Vaudeville fans have been
calling Frank Tnneys jokes Remember this 81
than children read
fourth person in the world is a chlnaman."
Distributed by kns Feature. syUdeate Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

Never mind what dirty deal life had handed their how
hopeless the prospect seemed! thing glorious
forting redeeming thing
"An Gods chilun got wngs.'
Their skins might be black. Their
Their lot might be wretched thing
which nothing could change spoil
They had WINGS! All Gods chllun had wings,
The Door black body everything miserable life
wasn't everything. There something
poorest had All Gods chlun had His shining
power power to believe and love
lifted them, high and free above sordidness.
VI never forgotten that sight Sitting job like hev
doubts swarm thicker than dose Of
holds nothing else but What's believing anything
with all this ugly evidence before What's betting
anything with all this peness
you?
Particularly That's the
could stand steady what preach
gentle and faifwhy you'd you
can't yoursef-
And then the memory night back me-
And my own foolish soul starts singing course
its true All Gods children HAVE wings
stupid the life how vicious desperate somewhere
mangled makngs WINGS exactly shining pnonS
but OF
power to Mt that grounded spirit up and
syndcst Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

trated and liberal quantities Of
calcium, phosphorus. sulphur.
copper. iron and iodine
Iodine should be emphasized
there is no better way of abb
Sorbing this necessary element.
Fish is the ideal form for taking
iodine. And sea food i also
comparatively light and d.
gestible.
There are scores of prepara-
tons now that contain Nitamin
d. They differ considerably in
Vitamin d content and in cost,
and il may be well to remem-
Der. if in doubt. that the expert
ence of clinicians as 10 what
constitutes adequate dosage IS
far greater with cod llNer- all
than anything else-which Is A
daily dosage of three teaspoon
fulS
Average cod liver oil on the
market tainS about 100
United States Pharmacopoeia
units a gram. making three tea
spoonfuls contain 1900 units,
This is adequate and perhaps
a little more than adequate dos
age. but not in the stage OF
threatened or active ricketts,
II it becomes troublesome 10
make the child take three tea
spoonsful a day. use one of the
concentrates-viosterol. or the
fish oil percomorph. or halibut
liver oil Properly irrsdiated (
Vitamin D milk is adequate. rel
quiring on the average at least
a quart day.
II is far more important 10
give adequate amounts at this
time of year from October TO
ApriD than in the days when
sunshine is abundant.
Other foods containing cal
cium and phosphorus for bone
building should be used Bread
is a good source Of calcium.
But don't be afraid 10 take the
youngster out in the sunlight
whenever possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

asked, I'm this place in
Ohio ."
yes. sir Elmer answered.
and saw that the other man
was looking al him.
"Sure your wife was the
only thing you ran away
from ." the man ask c d
sternly.
"Oh. yes sir" Elmer told
him. I'm no criminal. You
can ask up at the Eagle Drug
Store. I've worked there for
nearly year"
Well" the man said
doubtfully. you don't look as
though you'd murder anybody
either. Why did YOU leave
your wife, Why did YOU go
AWOL ."
- So Elmer told him the
whole story. He told it very
we'll because he sat there
looking back at it. He didn't
give himself any the best of
II either. He knew he had
done wrong and that he had
acted like a rat
But" he explained, ut got
80 couldn't stand the sight
or sound of her. II got so
knew I'd kill her. If I stayed.
And knew she would be
better off without me. She'd
go back home and live COM
fortably doing nothing for the
rest of her life"
ENNIES HIM
ANY children ." the man
asked.
NO. thank the Lord"
Elmer said.
We'll. don't know" the
man said. What do YOU
think. Herb >"
II think we ought To check
up on him." Herb. the other
man. answered.
sure" the man agreed.
but ! think well find he's all
right. l think I know just
how he feels. Ella was built
along those lines when we
were first married. l had to
smack her down couple of
times before she got the right
idea. Z
II don't think Elmer, here.
would smack woman or
anything else. So he had
TO light out. o. H., Elmer.
I'm not a cop-Fm just work.
ing for Uncle Sam. II you're
on the level and haven't muir
dered anybody. I'll never turn
you in. ! kind of envy you"
Elmer went back to the
drug store and put on his
apron.
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story:
Down in the Mogollons," by
Alma and Paul Ellerbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

sunshine, and II is disease Of
temperate climates II doesn't
occur very often in the Tropics
because they have plenty Of sun.
and il doesn't occur in the Arc
tic regions because they eat
plenty of FISH.
In the last statement there is
hint that we can get sunshine
Tor the substance that sunshine
creates in the body-Vitamin d.
IN the diet So one thing 10 do
If all the days right now are
dark. Is 10 eat sea food. Vitamln-
ID. which is often absent from
other natural foodstuffs. is AL
ways present in the sea foods,
according 10 the Bureau of
Fisheries.
And that is moi all sea
foods are chuckful of the cle-
ments the body needs concen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

pected places. She would
Saunter into the store and
stand glaring at him while he
was waiting on a woman Gus
toner. The whole town began
TO laugh at them, Elmer
stood it for a year and then,
one day, he walked down TO
the station, boarded the after
noon train and hit for the
East
He left Cassie beSerk. He
found 1t out when he was
arrested in Pittsburgh for
wife desertion and shipped
back TO Ohio. That was a
good job he was lifted out of
by that arrest. Cassie dropped
the charges against him when
he promised he would never
do it again. So he went home
with her and stayed a week
and then lit out again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
OCTOBER SIXTEENTH

money. 1t wasn't true. al
though il wouldn't, Elmer had
thought. have been a bad
idea. The old man had quite
a lot of il.
Toward the end of their
first year, Cassie was In
sanely jealous of him. She
believed he was chasing every
woman who came into the
store. This was about as far
from the truth as any story
could possibly get. She had
weaned him so completely
away FROM women that he
wouldn't have fallen love with
the most beautiful star in
Hollywood.
She soon began to follow
him. She would bounce out
at him from the most uneX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
HAPPY AT WORK

He went out of his ROOM
house and dropped into a
small restaurant for a cup Of
coffee. That is all he could
take on for breakfast. He
was too Respondent 10 eat.
He finished his coffee and
started for the public school
TO register. When he arrived.
there was line a block long.
He decided TO wait. He had
all day. And he could get
quite a bit of work in at the
store before he registered.
He worked As a counterman
in a chain drug store and
when he put on his apron. he
found that he had never been
so happy in his life. He
wished he could go on wear
ing.it and working in il for
ever.
When he was relieved at ,
o'clock, he was tempted TO 60
past the registration place
and forget all about il. II
might be months before the
authorities learned that he
hadn't registered. Maybe they
never would learn it. But he
resisted that temptation. He
owed il -te-i4is country
register. If she needed him.
he certainly would 60 10 war
for her. lie walked into the
school.
Two men and a woman sat
al a wooden kitchen table. II
was covered with legal look
ing papers. 1t was the slack
est time of that draft day. He
was the only draftee in the
place.
One of the men. middle
aged and with gray in
his black hair. looked up and
asked him his name. He
gave it and his age and his
birthplace. While the man
was writing it down. the
woman got up 81 think I'll
take a little rest" she said.
Back in Is minutes. Is that
all right"
ADMITS RUNNING AWAY
Both men nodded and she
walked away. Married or
single ." the man who was
examining him asked. Elmer
didn't answer. His Adams
apple started galloping up and
down in his throat MAR
ried or single ." the man re-
peated and glared at him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

h g didn' t
have II. The
same is true
o ( sunlight.
as we pointed
ou I yester-
day when we
talked about
the necessity
OF SD n light
for he a n.
whether " o
get II h Q
natural OF the
artificial WAY.
II is just dur
in & I h Q : Q
d a r X days
Nl1pn tho sin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Daily Short Story
By CHARLES McGUIRK

sight had never been any
good. He had nevt been
caught.
But, as he shaved and
dressed that morning, he
knew that his freedom was
about ended. This was Oct.
10, 1910, and he and millions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

who marry widows have the pest chahce
for happiness . An old time dtm ian Is
one who can remember Wally Van in Love,
Luck and Gasoline :. In England those
in charge of home are not officially
referred 10 as housewives" but home man
ayers" If you are handling house lady
and have occasion TO fill out form there
is nothing TO prevent you from putting
home manager opposite occupation
uOW do you dress young woman when
IL you go looking for job? Consider
this excerpt from a business paper:
Bright coIored shoes, hOOp-ear-rings
or bright red finger nails label girl as
untoaichabIe from an employment agency
standpoint.
"Our town." says proud resident OF
kenosha, Wis, gave the world c. Latham
ShoIes, inventor of the typewriter, Nash
Motors and simmons beds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

Elmer looked back at him. His
face had become still. He
had reached a decision.
Married" he gulped.' Lis
ten, mister. 1 ran away from
my wife year ago. Do you
have to turn me I'm ."
where is she ." the man