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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
Protamire Zinc Insulin

Most physicians who have used
both ordinary insulin and prota-
mine zinc insulin believe their pa
tents get along better with pro-
famine zinc insulin. They are
better controlled and insulin re-
actions are less frequent. These
insulin reactions consist in a re-
action of the body when the
amount of blood sugar has been
reduced beyond a certain level.
The patient has trembling of all
the muscles and rapid pulse, often
profuse perspiration and a feel
ing of weakness.
The reactions, however, are very
easily controlled by giving the pa
tent piece of candy, or sugar,
or some orange juice, or in fact,
any kind Of starch, such as
cracker or piece Of bread, that
happens to De handy. These reac.
tons occur both with ordinary
insulin and protamine zinc insulin
NAtAls AbA SOilc IthsOn OF OLDPr,
the insulin accumulates and the
dosage is too large.
QESTIONS AND ANSWERS
VI. TIFF you measure energy
by calories,. how much energy or
calories are used up in walking q
mile by a housewife? | say house
wife for | understand her ordi-
nary work is more or less a
habit and not exercise. but walk
ing would be exercise"
Answer Il depends on the
weight Of the housewife; for a
$50 pound person, walking a mile
uses up about 500 calories. There
is no difference in the energy
expended by muscular action
whether it is in the form Of habit
ual work or exercise.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
Several at Dinner

Several from this vicinity attend
ed the Mems Dinner at Willis, Sat
urday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20

President Has Power
to Convoy Ships if
he Wants TO

Nv I'd rs T. NTTWWIN
ALTHOUGH the lease-lend au-
thority voted by congress to Presi-
dent Roosevelt specifies that he
mustn't send American naval
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20

Cafe, where dozens Of cowpokes
range to drink beer while awaiting
studio calls.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20

normal people and in diabetes.
This substance is undoubtedly the
chemical which is absent from the
pancreatic secretion Of diabetes,
and which causes their inability to
utilize starch as much as normal
people.
The discovery changed the en-
lire method Of treating diabetes.
Before that time, severe cases had
10 be kept upon an extremely strict
diet, which kept them continuous
ly uncomfortable. hungry, thin
and on the verge Of coma. With
the hypodermic injection of insulin
it was possible to burn the excess
sugar which appeared in the blood
Of the diabetic with mathematical
accuracy so that the diet could be
increased and the diabetic patient
put on weight and otherwise be-
came far more comfortable.
The only objections to insulin
we're that it had to be given hypo-
iermically instead of by mouth
and that its effect wore off in quite
I, short time. The first objection
mas never been overcome. II is
still necessary for the diabetic to
lake insulin hypodermically but
oy the use of a chemical formula
for diabetes known as protamine
Zine insulin, it is possible very
.argely to do away with the neces-
sity of repeated injections. The
average diabetic nowadays takes
one injection of protamine zinc
insulin, usually in the morning,
and this is delivered to the tissues
gradually and operates all through
the day.
Use of Insulin
Those who treat a large num-
Der Of diabetes have become very
expert in the use Of this prota-
mine zinc insulin and have made
a number of observations on its
use which have been very helpful.
Diabetic patients differ individ-
ually just as other people do and
it is not possible to predict exactly
how much insulin any one person
needs or will be able to take.
Therefore, some adjustment has
to be made and slight experiment
tation carried on before an equable
dosage is arrived at.
In general. according to one
specialist on the subject, patients
are either (D insulin sensitive or
(2) insulin resistant. The insulin
sensitive patient is usually
younger and has developed dia-
betes in childhood. The insulin
resistant patient has developed
diabetes after the age Of 80 years !;
he is likely to be overweight and
to have some high blood pressure.
But these different forms of re-
action do not impair the useful
ness Of the drug and it is quite
easy with a<little experimentation
TO decide in what class each indi-
vidual belongs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-20
one-Minute Test Answers

Minute Test Answers
1. The female figures are called
caryatids: the male. atlantes,
2. Thres-identieal. unlike and
Siamese.
3. Homicide signifies the killing
OF one person by another: murder
is intentional and unlawful homi-
eide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Saue SIS! Regular SINGS
) to 7 ROOM MODEL

Don't wait 49, these will be
snapped up in a hurry. And there
can be no more! Automatic, Their
mostat controlled blower circulates
humidified heat everywhere! Sum-
mer switch gives refreshing breeze
in hot weather. Waist-high, fin
Qer-tip control-as easy TO operate
As tuning your radio. 1871 Model
NR13. Now is the time to save.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Saue SIS! Regular S99.95
) to 6 ROOM MODEL

The 1911 model NRl0 Lonergan
at big saving while our stock
lasts. Exclusive vacuum propeller
gives true forced air heating
Circulates warm, humidified heat
in winter and fresh breeze in sum-
mer! Delivers approximately 600
cubic feet Of heated or cool air per
minute, Save early tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Peoples Extended
Payments
No Carrying Charge
Be Zuae
PA r K IN g
S E r VIC

An attendant at our
Main Store entrance viii
park your car in a ga
rage. Your ticket will be
OK'd for 2 hours with
out charge when you
make your purchase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Hurry for this $50 saving. Our limited stock
will disappear like magic These are brand new
1941 Lonergans-Model CD13. Beautiful mod
ern, streamlined cabinets soft brown, satin rip
pie finish with chrome plated trim. Four radiant
heat DETECTING doors in the side Built-in draft
governor Gives even humidiied heat without
fuss or bother. Now is your big chance to save!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

\ circulating .l heater y styI.
f ,ee. sStsrsesamlined1 e@9 s,nam Ell
aoe5 r6en YOU xsnt sl greess
I pot type burner acnsr w GlSs COM.
s;sady soa5 5sn5 i5anS VIII ls5ss
P P'emidifier. Enjoy 'r rSoTeI and
no ashes TO take OUT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Going Out on a Limb Has New
Meaning in Film Industry

that In The Great American
Broadcast" Alice Faye makes an
appearance IN = bath towel.
Loretta Young. who hasn't gone
ieggy In years. smsrges IN = ballet
costnms for Tonight Belongs To
Us" Nobody viii notice Martha
Raves mouth when she wears .
hula costume in Navy Bluss." In
the same picture Ann sheridan
pranoes In shorts and = sort of
nautical boiero. Even Sonia Henis,
whose figure Ia familiar enough In
practical skating costumes. goes q
BIT daring In sun Valley sere-
made" now that her architecture
II more glamorous and less
aturdily athletic.
NJ DEPARTMENT
HOLLYWOOD Frank capra
hadn't sold gags 10 Mack Sem
nett 10 help pay his way through
technology school. the motion pic
ture industry might have lost ia
foremost director.
After capra graduated. hs sksd
out = living selling books. Thsn
he read that Walter Montagu. an
old actor. was planning 70 produce
one-reei films In an old Kym-
nasium.
That was caprns sprinKboard 10
motion picture prominence Hts
latest production IL Meet John
Doe which will bs released by
Warner Bros.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
In America Likewise!

ROME-The newspaper Popoli
d'Italia Of Milan appealed TO No
ton Picture Actress Deanna Dur
bin not TO aid the British.
Dearest Deanna.s the news
paper said. "In the past we
always had n soft place In our
heart for you. However. today
we fear that you. like the re-
mainder Of American youth.
are controlled by the president
and perhaps tomorrow viii see
fine American youth marching
into battle In defense Of Brit
ain.
ITO be able TO gnaw the axis
steel tough Jaws are necessary ana
not rosy ones used to chewing
gum. II you only knew how GOO
and beautiful are the children o
Rome and Berlin and how mucl
poetry there IL in the youth o
Europe. then you wouldn't lister
to your and our enemies"
The Milan newspaper made on,
little slip when II appealed u
Deanna Durbin not to help tn
British and not to listen TO you
and our enemies"
No one, evidently, INFORMED
Popolo that Deanna was a Cana
dian, a native Of Winnipeg. thougi
now the wife Of young America
film producer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
ny LUCE NEVILLE
Tacoma Times Correspondent

HoLLYwOOn--Not since they
were beginners In Hollywood,
where the uniform Of apprentice
ship is a bathing suit. have featur-
ed actresses displayed 30 many
legs A. now. Time WAS when leg
shyness increased in proportion TO
dramatic prominence and even
Legs Dietrich withdrew into long.
languorous gowns.
The moyis-makers figured that
something had TO be done In the
way Of revelation. what with the
censors' stenness regarding neck
lines and outlines. The glamour
merchants also figured that the
Hays Office couldn't very well ban
bathing suits in which the very
best people expose themselves.
So now we've got legs. even In
the formal evening shorts intro
duced by Pauletts Goddard. Made
leins Carroll, suitably clad. 10
about TO be towed around under
water by Stirling Hayden. Olivia
de Hayilland. who was the cine
matte soul Of modesty until she
turned flirt in One Sunday After
noon" now goes swimming for
Hold Back the Dawn" in an I'M
dergarment 80 filmy that Il had 10
be supplemented by a fieah-ool-
ored suit.
BETTY TAkEs A BATH
Bathing -ths practical tub and
shower kind also has become
more popular for screen scenes
than II has been sincs Cecil DE
Mile first glorified plumbing
Betty Cradle takes a shower In
"A Yank In the Raj" and carole
Lands does likewise In Dance
Hall"
Dorothy LAmour doffs her sa-
rong. though shes not shown doing
Il. 70 dunk IN = soapy tub for
"Aloma Of the South Seas" Actu-
ally the sarong (which she also
wesrsJ IL less coneeAlinR than the
suds. And maybe you've noticed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

tOudy 10 the MUSIC DOA IneAll
The story revolves about Pow
ellis antics a. a supposed lunatic,
until the aienists become con-
WINGED that this craziness Ia "on
the square" and decide TO lock
him up. Then his efforts TO prove
he's sane make him look crszier
still amid comical adventures
ranging from impersonating =
woman to. chewing up a phono-
graph record.
Jack Conway. who directed the
hilarious Powell-Loy team in III
beled Lady" directed the new pic
ture. with a cast that includes Gail
Patrick. Jack Carson. Florence
Bates. Sidney Blackmer, Vladimir
sokoloff. Kathleen Lockhart. Fern
Emmett. Joseph crehan, George
Meeker. sig Rumann and Sara
Haden.
Comedy highlights include the
absurd psycopathic examination Of
Powell. his digging a hole in Fifth
Avenue. his masquerade as a So
ciety woman to escape the authori-
ties. his comical troubles in a
balky elevator, and other mad
antics.
On the same new bill II Shadow
On the Stairs" featuring Frieda
Inescort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

but that's just what has happened
at the Hamrick house on Broad
way. Last week IL was the famous
classic this week. the two
chillers I have just mentioned.
Both pictures were produced
by Universal. = studio which
has earned quite = reputation
for Itself In raising the blood
pressure Of Its movie fans.
The first mentioned film fea-
lures Lionel Atwill. Lon CLANCY.
jr., Anne Nsgel, Frank Albertson
and Samuel S. Kinds. while the
ether attraction relies upon the
talents Of Dick Foran, Leo Car
rillo, Peggy Moran. Fuzzy knight,
Lewis Howard and Walter Catlett.
Taken a. Q whole. those
names represent . whale Of
lot Of ability. and while neither
story IL particularly to my
liking, they are types Of screen
fare which enjoy considerable
Of n following.
Those who come under that
will find the new bill
ct the Blue Mouse = bit Of all
right.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Gene Sraton- Porter Story Riviera TOda


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blonde also Man orss ana M1sehs
Ausf IN "nsFsss
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nufnetts IN South ~ ths Border.
slso Jack nsnnf ana Ffsd Alien 10
Love Thv NeiEhhcf
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tn LII Abnsr- also Frances Lang
ford and Lum and shnes IN
-Dreamlns out Loud
sHtlIc-Dack Forsn and Peggy Moran
whitley In Cupid Rides shs
stssTT -Jsos nsnny and rrsa Allen
IN Love Thy NelNhhor.- sisn LLOYD
Soian and Doris Davenport In ~ns-
nina the NeNns
rfarIE-Errol Flynn ard Brenda
Aarahalt In .Fontatape In the
n.rk. 'aino Cesar Romero ana VIZ
slnia Gilmore in Tai. psFk ana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Hish Granted

Per .aun< tire n N. h~ca
ia~ desire ~ 3ess<fse Mo-
D.asld H.a k>r ku~esaa. fi~s~
Rsym.sd. - app~ss n . pc.
fare Together
A-0-a sili crafty tA~s o.
sire WITH fhe snsaunrea.<at
that tk<~s fws wtIl hass th~
starring rel~~ N ~s<niIlu'
Threugh.- rh~ picture Ee~s
before the enuser.~ 81. uc<k.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Here are two new faces Natalie
Thompson. talented. llssnms a..
tractivs blond from the New York
plays. "Dellesss story" -rop~y.
Dorothy Morris. 10 from the alma
mater % Lana Turner. Hollywood
high school signed for her work
In the Pasadena Community play
house show, what . Life"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
COMING

Jimmy Grier. pictured above,
will appear OF the Century
ballroom next Wednesday,
coming from the Biltmore
Bowl in Los Angeles where he
pIoyed for O record run OF 200
consecutive weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Permanently ssThose Were ~
nzss.~ 80 plays . sn-ytsF.ei<I
woman
Another trnapef uhn plsFed
child rnl~s n ~wiEaFsi - O. go
.risskin Parade Il increasingly
popular Judy Garland. ne m<rft<<
George Murphy IN her latest 30.
turs. Little Nellie Kelly"
Mickey Rooney hogan he I'D
piutures a. nlakie Mcclure. Nov
essryons knows hlm - AIRY
Hardy. ~akippy~ started Jackie
Cooper On Re career shIch szlIz
inmates 10 date with he Henry
Aidsich series
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
A MOUing Picture!

Fred Ford, RIO field repre-
sentative. h one of the travel
mist" men your reporter has
ever known and that goes
for Mrs. Ford who invariably
accompanies him.
Fred blew into Tacoma yes
terday just TO say hello" -.
and blew out again after hav-
Ing said II.
He was on his way 10 Sc
attic, having left Portland In
the morning. After one days
work In the Queen City he re-
turns To Portland which
he will likewise leave after one
days work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Happy Trails!

The coming Of this week end
viii see Sidney Dean, In COM
pany with his family, leave
this little burg on Commence
ment Bay for the sunny south
land where they will vacation
during the month Of June.
Sid used 30 call California
nome" and II IL only natural
that he should hunt II out
when the slack season In the
show business gives him =
breather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
That's Reftert

Word comes TO this column that
we may in the very near future ex-
pect to hear and see the familiar
rooster every time the Pathe news
reel is shown on the screen.
Some time ago the famous trade
mark was eliminated for reasons
unknown to the writer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

npaitn Granville - menex<a
n fnliow throuzh n Fleluf<s frees
re time - played - sr-nIi<Ez
at n We Three snd "A
WILDERNESS. until n - r~Enz
ninK ~ 49, nest recent pictur<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Luoie Neville In pinch-hitting
for Paul Harrison. now touring
army camps and defense IN
dustries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Three Nigh DsnsIns
Prsgrsm q Clon1sWn

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gram - h<<n d<<Ia<d nFrr 4
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f<ofufe fhF~e n<xnfH ~ 1sH<lnN
every w~<k Fsi4<y SATURDAY
snh nundzs Nurse I'll - -
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rsny<<s r<l<n<<tiaf Ih<tf sHnuHi
pserss - - pcp<si@< fc~ert -
i've nile lske r. - Parts =
- az tamare~ nskHz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

However. half the bill rs new
=. and exceptionally good screen
fare. refer to Model Wife. !"
Universsls offering which features
Joan Blondell and her real life
husband, Dick Powell. Also in the
cast are Lee Bowman. Charles
Ruggles. Lnoile Watson. Ruth DON
nelly. Billy Gilbert and John
oualen.
How the picture managed, to
escape the watchful eye Of the
Hays office your reporter cannot
say. OF course. there's nothing in
decent about II. nor even suggestive
;. but Joan does break a few of
the hard and fast rules which have
been regulating our movies for
some time past.
The writer considers Joan
one Of the most remarkable
women In Hollywood for
n number of reasons she In
happily married. has raised
family. IL just a. beautiful, N
not more 40, than she ever was
. and with u all. she has
not only maintained her place
in pictures, she Ii improving
II.
Model Wife" Is good story
and a very funny one. II is told
convincingly by a most capable
cast. Joan's work, and that Of
her husband. is all one can ask and
the final result leaves one entirely
satisfied that feeling one has
after having just finished a good
meal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Powell-Loy Team in Laugh
Riot at the Music Box Today
The Companion Film Titled. "Shodow
On the Stoirs" Stors Friedo Inescort

William Powell plays lunatic TO keep Myrna 10y from
divorcing him in their man and wife, adventure
of the screen Love Crazy hilarious adventure coming
today to the Music Box theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
AcrObdtic!

To jump from Gone With The
Wind" to Man Made Monster
and Horror Island" requires some
what OF an acrobatic accomplish
ment on the part of the manage
ment of the Blue Mouse theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

kathryn ofaysnn - her eons~
p~nicn nuris n<< Jr~sthoa.>. -
making plsrs fss : szsmas<f $780,
llsn n Alaska Th<f 80 % dflse
70 Seattle. sna tsks ; nnst 10 -
nn~sf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
MAIL POURs IN

Since -Ziegfeld Girl" Lana Tur-
ner's fan mail has tripled in size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

and courteous, efficient, thoroughly trained
Times nant ad girl u gladly assist yon in PROPERLY
Preparing Jour Advertisement, ueb as The correct
wording, The arrangement, The cost and any other
information Wbicb ooH may ieant. Remember, YOU
may "ebarge it" if 1on tisb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Striking Example

James 3. Duke, the tobacco
king, who didn't have even a
full elementary school education,
is one example. John -. Rookie
teller is another.
Others are George Eastman.
the kodak king, who gave many
millions 10 the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology; Andrew
Carnegie, the Bobbin boy who
employed tutors even after he
dwelt in a New York Fifth ave-
nue. palace; George +. Baker.
banker, who supplied Harvard
with millions for its graduate
school Of business adminiStra-
ton; julius Rosenwald, who be-
came mail order king. and
developed special sympathy for
colored youths anxious for
higher education.
Having been c ON pc ii Q q TO
leave school when II and obliged
10 sweat for whatever additional
schooling ! enjoyed. ] perhaps
am biased in favor Of maxi
mum education wherever pos
sible for young men.
Therefore, my inclination is 10
advise this youth 20 adopt Prcsi-
dent Rooscvelt's advice and put
education first. But under ok
isting circumstances, I am not
at all cockSure that this course
should be followed in this in
gfaprp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Student Asks:
Education or Aid
To Ai|ing Father
BY Is. &. FORBES

A 20-year-old puts a timely.
ticklish problem up to me which
I'd like OTHER readers to solve.
Bluntly, it is this: Should he
give up going back to college. for
his junior year, in order to con-
tinue helping his ailing father
to run a small plant engaged on
defense work? He wants 10 be
patriotic. He wants a thorough
college education. and points out
that President Roosevelt urged
college students 10 stay until
they earned their diplomas.
Did you know that the strong
est advocates OF a university
education are those who didn't
enjoy such a privilege, and that
most of the many millions of
dollars donated for the endow-
ment Of colleges have come, not
from men possessing diplomas,
but from others?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Let Him Explain

Let the perpleXed young man
explain his dilemma.
"My father, who Is In III
health, il building machines for
national defense. For six or
seven years spent my Summer
vacations -Wnrking in the shop.
This Summer. accepted n great
deal Of responsibility. My father
wants me 10 take c o m p ] q g
charge a soon aS, possible and
10 turn over the business, ulti-
mately, Ia me.
III l went back IN school. my
father would be terribly disap-
pointed. During the depression
the business had 10 be closed.
what would happen should de
preston befall again? Yet, l
know that dad does need me in
this national defense work.
"My frien in educational
circles urge me. Go hack 10 col
lege.' Others. including a col
lege-bred uncle. say, stay with
dad want 90 help dad and
my country. want To go back
to school.
"IIow would YOU advise a son
OF yours under these clrcum-
stances ."