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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-02
NO.GLITTER

No phase of modern defensive
warfare, in which attacking planes
must be checked, is considered more
vital than the art of camoufage.
The British long ago learned that
one effective protection against day
time bombing of an army in the
field was to make sure no equip
ment reflects the sun. The u. S.
army is following this same sound
rule.
All glitter has been ordered re-
moved from military equipment.
Even bayonets are being dipped in
a special blue finish TO prevent shine.
The dull olive surface of staff cars,
troop transport trucks and other We
hicles was designed to this end 1t
blends with the landscape and is a
safeguard against air attacks.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-02

NJ EW YORK.-Maj. Gen. Henry H
l ' Arnold, chief of the army air
corps who has just arrived in Eng
land to serve as an official observer
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-02

includes such capable actors as Ed
ward Arnold, Grant Mitchell, Rose
Hobart, Helen Vinson, Leon Belasco
and Left ErikSon.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-02

Still an active pilot, mounting ad-
ministrative duties. have cut down
his time in the air and restricted his
activity in two understanding
and writing fiction. Boys who re-
member his "Bill Bruce" books, in
Guiding "Bill Bruce at West Point"
Bill Bruce at Flying School," and
other breath-taking juvenile works,
will regret the recent idleness of
his pen.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-02

of the war,
is about the
only officer
remaining in
active Serv-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-10
{ OF c SECRETARY
TO RETURN D

Smith II. Young, secretary "t taa
Henderson Chamber OF Commerce.
was expected to return this Afternoon.
from Bjlo>a, Miss, where he 3tteua
cd the annual convention Of the
Southern Association of SecletarIe,
Of Chambers oi Commerce.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-10

he club heard brief talk uu tin,
situation by Henry A. Dennis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
; Teams Split
Rowing Events

Wyandotte, EcorSe and Detroit
Boat Club crews split even in the
three rowing events over the one
mile course ending at the Wyan-
dotte Boat Club yesterday.
In the high school tours, race
in which the finish was contested
among officials. crewmen and spec
tatorS. EcorSe was awarded The
decision over Crosse Pointe, with
Wyandotte third
a veteran Wyandotte crew
earned a narrow victory in the
senior heavy Fights as it crossed
the line foot ahead of Detroit
Boat Club in a blanket finish. The
Detroit Boat Club 40 Founders
finished third.
The third race. between Crosse
Pointe High School and a No ,
fcorSc High School crew resulted
in a flve-length triumph for Crosse
Polnte. The regular Ecorse crew
was competing in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
louis-Nova Go Comma to Detroit?

TEMPEST IN THE TEAPOT: Ray Caren. manager Of
Lou Nova whose coming bout in September with Louis may
to Detroit holding the of his which
the fight will take place New York Uncle Mike Jacobs
however insists that he he demands
the bout in the Motor City the fight will place
and will be the 20round regardless what Caren
has TO say
That's the way things go when have exclusive control
the worlds heavyweight champion In the old days,
Dempsey syndcated by Richard and Louis spread
by his handlers almost many directions Dorothy Thomp
column Joes association with Mike Jacobs hasn't
cheapened him any than Dmpseys association with Rick
ard bad for business Uncle Mike natural succeed
Richard because he financed the big adventures that
undertook
That Louis should appear when Mike ready to pick up
the mantle vacated by Tex stroke of luck for both
AS business partners Mike and Joe have enjoyed
They've been smash hit year after year What Joe Louis
might become without Mike Jacobs another Sammy
go second Charlie Belanger frankie Battagla In
short fistic roustabou.
Time marches Tobacco Road" show that only
New York could take to its theatrical bosom make people
forget Abes Irish Rose finally hung road closed deour
Sign felzapoppn abandoned the Great White Way, took
itself into the country for needed breather
And that's the way looks for the LousNova ght-Carlen
CarlenUncle Mike going try breather before
100000 gate in dynamic Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
'Hett' J !,!.!!!'!;
II BY BOB mLvqhy
Tigers Haze Edge on Yanks in Games
Won This Year-6 Out of 10 Contests
A COLUMN IN SHORT PANTS

TODAY'S STARTLING REVELATION: Detroit nine game.
behind the eagueleading New York Yankees fifth place
the only club in the American League which has edge
the Yankees Tigers captured
out OF 10 contests from Joe DMaggio and Company.
Opposing pitchers have been working under strain al
Yankee Stadium with DiMaggo at bat The rabid
nounce hurler who pitches bad ball Joe fearing
uonal would hurt his efforts keep his batting
aive How much easier Wee Willie had it than DMaggio ir
hanging his consecutive hitting be Judged
this anecdote recalled by Jack Doyle official Broadway price
maker
I'm Keelers heyday the hunt hadn't
by Keller himself and IL the weapon
because the pitchers Of that day poor eder There
was exception however. A pitcher named
the Freddie FitZsmmOns o his tne
One day Red pitching against Willie and the exponent
OF the Hit en where they amt cult decided to lay
The foul strike rule hadn't yet been written into basebas
book SO when Keller ouled of pitch after pitch the only
effect to down the pitcher Twentysix
times Keller hunted fouls letting three bad by the
meantime BY that time Ehret exasperated
that he purposey uncorked wild pitch that sailed 80
the catchers head and Willie drew his base balls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

just why he should be the one TO
lose so many chances TO help the
club Nv this marvellous fielding.
IL don't mind losing the hits"
Bruce SAID between games yes
terday. "but I have lost several
chances to win important games
and that hurts"
The subject was brought up by
a brilliant catch made on a line
drive 10 right field by Campbell in
the ninth inning of the first game.
Taft Wright racing al 10 pSpeed.
picked II out of the air with his
gloved hand. Ii was a sure double
and possibly a triple had it gotten
by the White Sox fielder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
New York Teams
Are in Front
On Fourth
ny international New. service

If there Is anything TO that old
saying that the team in first place
the night Of July A will win the
pennant. then New York is due Ia
see another subway World Series
next Fall.
The Yanks and Dodgers, who
idlcd in the rain yesterday, are in
undisputed possession of first place
in their respective leagues today
and the bookies have made both
clubs favorites TO finish on top.
The Dodgers picked up a full
game on the Cardinals who
dropped a double-header so the
Cubs. 6-5 and So, and the rabid
Dodger rooters are already placing
orders for their World Series
tickets. However, il might be we'll
for them to recall that just a year
ago they were one game ahead OF
the Reds on July ) but the Reds
went on to win the pennant with
case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
REPRESENTATIVE GROUP

a crowd of 4OO6S baseball fans.
representing every possible creed.
nationality and color. stood while
the loudspeakers carried the words
of Chief Justice Harlan Stone, re-
peating the pledge 10 the flag. And
they remained standing during the
singing Of the Star Spangled
Banner.
Where in the land was a more
representative group gathered for
h Q @ brief ceremonies than at
Briggs Stadium. Maltese work
men from what was once Cork
town, rubbed elbows with the rich
est from Crosse Pointe. Farmers
making the most of the holiday
stood beside the factory worker.
Americans all, they were thrilled
by this mass tribute of their
loyalty so necessary in these days,
The whole affair took less than
10 minutes and the crowd listened
so attentively and quietly that the
words Of the President and the
chief justice could be heard by all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
can Ball First Sian Of Loafinq

II isn't quite understandable Cleveland
Indians the Fit Witt last And Roy Weathery
trying stage nsurrection Weatherly
Of the few Indian ball players who stayed of last years his
toc uprising The only time that it plainly noticeable
that Roy husng month back when he ddn
hop out Of the way of pitch that beaned him.
noticed that Whitlow "Whoof Wyatt back from
plantation Yes in 1887 Wyatt the speedba artist
spent years with the Tigers retired from baseball
become full time Georgia cotton planter Today however
pacemakng pitcher the National League ahead of
them ALL Walters Dernger Cooper Lee the whole kaboodle
He's of pennantbo bound Brooklyn Dodgers And
fair start "alaround whewash" trick which
hasn't been pulled 1919 Wyatt has shutout all but
three clubs of these three the Cincinnati Reds
he banked for IL innings only have to retire after accidentally
swallowing mouthwash
If Wyatt hang some more goose-esgs he may equal
the mark Of Grover Cleveland Alexander who BANKED va
1919 p Lee Of the Chicago Cubs
whewashed every club except 1888 the closest anybody
has to equaling Aexander's achievement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
REST FOR LEE

Thornton Lee will no rcSt until
Tuesday when he viii see service
IN the All-Star game Bill said he
wasn't tired after his fine five-hit
game. II is his first appearance
in an All-Star game. He is likely
10 be the second pitcher named by
Manager Del Baker 10 face the
National LeaguerS
Bruce Campbell is a bcwildcred
young man. There seems to be no
particular reason for it. but if any
opposing outfielder decides TO make
spectacular catch in a game he
usually does il at BruceS expense
Time after time sens a ION |
{ T c hCS have been matte with
Campbell the victim.
At first the quiet. efficient right
fielder chalked II up TO breaks.
LII get them sooner or later"
he said a month ago when ne
had been robbed of dozen or
more extra base knocks by bril-
liant catches.
AS time wore on he wondered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Entries
Mount i'm
Boat Race

/ Perfect weather conditions were
I promised today To the host o.
contenders who will participate ir
the second annual Internationa
Boundary board marathon
championship from Marysville tC
Detroit tomorrow.
AT the same time Mike Rogow-
ski, secretary treasurer of the De-
troit Cupboard Association which
is conducting the race. announced
that up 10 a late hour last night
80 entries had been received. Even
more are expected 10 file post en-
tries, ROgowSki, himself an en-
trant and one OF the favorites in
tho hydroplane class. said.
The race viii start at Mays
Vile ~ noon, the speedy craft pur-
suing a course down the ST Clair
River. across Lake St. Clair and
into the Detroit River TO the fin
iSh line at Memorial Park. The
first arrivals at Detroit are eX-
pectcd shortly after ? D. m. and
all timing viii stop at 4 p. m,
Race Chairman Clyde Boyer an
nounced.
Boyer also made a plea TO own
erS OF pleasure craft 20 be on the
lookout for any Of the champion
ship cntenderS who might run into
over the course Any
assistance or cooperation will be
greatly appreciated not only by
the drivers, but by the race com
mittee as well. Boyer said.
GeastgHard boats and various
other craft will act as official
patrol but all others were invited
to participate in possible rescue
work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
TIGER Owner HOnOreal
In Holiday Setting
BY EDGAR HAYES

Walter o. Briggs. owner Of the
Detroit Tigers, was honored by the
baseball trade paper, St. LOUIS
News. just before the
second & m started yesterday.
Edgar c. Brands, publisher OF the
paper presented the Tiger top boss
with a scroll, naming him the out
standing executive in baseball
Mr.. Briggs made a short speech
after receiving the honor and
thanked the fans of Detroit and
Michigan for making it possible
for him 10 be thus feted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Evansville SOftbaIIers
Meet Briggs Tonight

Evansville, Ind. will make its
final appearance Of two-game
series against Detroit Sottball
teams tonight when il meets
Briggs Manufacturing. Detroit
|Softball Association major league
10. in the feature of a thrce-gamc
program in Mack Park at 9
'o'cioCk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
BRIDGES EDGED OUT

In the first game, Bridges, in
traditional hard luck which the
veteran highlander suffers in
competition with the White SoX.
was noSed out i'm a duel with
Thornton Lee, Chicago lefthander
who is having a good year and Is
expected 10 pitch in the All-Star
game here next Tuesday Lee
yielded but five safctieS and II was
his tenth victory Of the season as
against but FIVE setbaeks.
A home run by Bill Knicker-
booker. that young mans fifth Of
the Season. spelled the difference
between victory and defeat for the
White Sox. He hit the circuit drive
in the second inning after his team
had bagged two tallieS in the first
frame. A lapse in control that gave
the visitors two walks with a pair
Of singles provided the runs in the
opening inning Taft Wright batted
home one and julius SolterS the
other.
The Tigers scored their two
markers when they punched four
of their five hits in the home half
Of the second Boyd Perry knocked
home one and Tuck Stainback the
other.
For seven innings, Newhouser in
the second game, pitched gilt
edged ball Then. when he faltered,
Fireman Al Benton was rushed
into the breach and stopped the
SoX after they had punched four
hits for four runSein the frame and
came within one run OF tying up
the ball game.
With three White SoX pitchers
victims Johnny Rignoy Jack Hal
lett and Buck Ross the Tigers
totaled 10 hits. five of them for
extra bases. TO whip the Chi
cagoanS. 1915, IN the nightcap.
Rip RadclffS third homer Of
the year was one Of the extra base
blows. A three-bagger was another
OF Rips contributions while Barney
McCoSky also tripled and Bruce
Campbell bagged a brace of two
baggerS. RadcliffS four-baSe clout
was OF Rigney and ms triple OFF
Ross. The Tiger outfielder batted
in five counters and personally
scored two. He also sacrificed
once.
Solters cleaned the bases with a
three-bagger, the blow that sent
NewhouSer TO the showers in the
eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Z Greenkeepers End
Country Club Strike

The two-day strike Of the
gfeeRsHeR- at Oakland Hills Coun-
try Club was settled today and
the u strikers were back at work.
The men, who keep the golf course
in condition. struck Thursday over
working conditions. They are
members of the Go Construction
Workers Organizing Committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Tigers Split
Two Games
With Chisox
BY LEO MACDONELL

They say the team that leads
the league on July 4 will win the
pennant.
If true this year. IL doesn't make
the chances Of the Tigers. nine
games behind the front place Yam
KEGS, any too rosy. as they prepare
to battle the Browns four games
in ST. Louis this weekend.
Bud Thomas and Johnny Corsica
will pitch for the Tigers and
Denny Galehouse and Bob Mum
Grief for the Browns in today's
twin bill. Paul Trout and Buck
Newsom go for Del Bakers clan
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Continued on Page 1O)
.Nfni TO Keep
Zuppke on Job
BY HARRY J. MCNAMARA

international News service SpSfts Writer
CHICAGO, July douglas r.
Mills, head basketball coach al
the University of Illinois, will be
named athletic director, succeed
ing Wendell "Weinie" Wilson. and
Robert c. Zuppke will be retained
as head football coach, il was
learned from a reliable source
today.
The action will. be taken when
the board of trustees meets July
ID, ending the controversy which
has been raging in the university
athletic department since shortly
after Wilson was appointed 10 sue.
coed the late George Huff as
athletic director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
TELLER CHASED

The Browns chased Bob Teller
for the third time this season and
the other clubs around the cir
cult would like 10 know just how
they do it, However, Bob was
saved from defeat when the In
dams fell on Johnny Niggeling and
Jack Kramer for five runs in the
ninth.
Ken Keltner finished Niggeling
by hitting his fourteenth homer
with two aboard and Jeff Heath
put the home town fans in a
frenzy by stealing home with the
winning run. Luke Sewell, ex-
coach of the Indians and present
manager of the Browns, also was
reported in a frenzy but his was
somewhat different from that of
the fans.
A two-run rally al the expense
of rookie Maurice Newlin gave AL
Smith the decision in the second
battle.
The White Sox took a pitchers
battle from the Tigers. 81, and
then dropped a smuggling bee, 10-6.
Thornton Lee held the Tigers TO
five hits in the first game and
Tommy BRIDGES was almost as
good, giving only six, but one OF
the hits off Tommy was Billy
Knickerbocker's game-w n n &
homer.
Rip Radcliff'S homer with two
aboard finished Johnny Rigncy
and put the game on ice for the
Tigers in the nightcap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
JULY 4 LAST YEAR

Hardening back to Independence
Day of 1910: the Tigers and In
dams were gripped in a virtual
deadlock as they split the holiday
double-header before more than
$1,000 persons, the record attend
ance at Briggs Stadium.
With a five-hit performance
Tommy Bridges defeated the In
dams in one of those games. In
the other, Harold Newhouser and
Al Benton were beaten in an H.
inning contest Yesterday the
tables were turned as Bridges lost
a six-hit game 10 the White SoX.
3-2. and Newhouser and Benton
won the other half Of the bill, 1916.
Newhouser got credit for the vic
tory.
A crowd Of 40068 paid custom
ers saw yesterdays doublc-dip ball
0ayV,a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
REDS WIN

The Pirates and Reds split a
pair. Bucky Walters turned in his
third shutout to take the opener,
60 and the BUGS put the rollers
under Monty Pearson to grab the
nightcap for Ken Heintzelman, Ga.
Vince DiMaggio's three-run homer
was the pay-off in this one.
The Braves took a pair from the
Pills, 4-3 and 20. Manuel Salvo
held the Pills TO six hits in the
first one and Jim Tobin gave only
two in the second tilt.
The Indians had TO stage rallies in
the final innings of both games to
beat the Browns. 9-8 and 3D., the
second one being called at the end
Of the seventh TO let $4,000 fans
see a fireworks diSDlav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Boss HOss Goes
In Frontier
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Boss HosS wasn't considered
good enough TO carry the colors of
Col K. r. Bradley into the Ken
lucky Derby last year but he's
still a very handy sort of a horse
to haye around. Carroll Graham
the Kentucklan who owns him
and Ray Byrum. his trainer
thought so when they saw him sci
a track record last Saturday in
the De La Sale Handicap. They
hope they'll think the same thing
today when he carries the Ora
ham colorS in the Frontier Handi.
cap. most noted TO be decided al
the Detroit Race Track.
The Black Servant colt isn't OK,
pected 10 have any easy time OF
IT IN this run of a mile and a six
tcenth for $1,000. Not with Charley
+ guson s Epidor, the tor
weighted horse, in there with Sur
Pharos. Bar Fly. Dollar Bay anC
four other good campaigners.
WISE MOSS WINS
The Frontier has a great history
behind IT. with such famous horse,
as Exterminator among the alst
rams but the results won't be any
more exciting or surprising thar
greeted-the eyes of 1880 fans il
the running of the Fourth of July
program.
Greatest triumph of the day
was that of the filly Wise Moss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
'Gehrio Monument Dedication

The dedication OF monument TO Lou Gehrg In Yankee
Stadium had for after postponed
days July 4th doubleheader On the will be bronze
tablet bearing likeness OF Gehrg and the inscription which
reads:
"A man, gentleman and great ball player whose
Ing record Of 2l30 consecutive should stand for all
time
This memorial Is tribute from the Yankee players TO
their beloved captain and teammate.'
The monument paid for by the Yankee players who
oversubscrbed 1t will be located in centered the
of Miller Higgins who led the Yanks to their
first and world championship Every ticket for the
game will bear picture Gehrg the rain check the part
which the fans may retain for souvenir.
Out of newspapers have reported Detros baseball
attendance having taken sharp drop this that
Hank Greenberg isn't swinging here Yesterday
however 06S spectators hand And at the
Detroit Race Track 1854 passed through the turnses for the
largest Independence Day racing crowd the tracks history
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
LEADING HrTrFRs

LEADING HlTTERS
American League Williams Red SoX
f03 Heath. Indians $50 Cullenbine
Browns 36s
National League Reiser Dodgers 355,
Mize Cardinals .355; Slaughter card
mails. 326
RUNS RATTED rs
American League Keller. Yankees 80
DiMaggto. Yankees s. YORK. TIGERS
50
National League Nicholson cubs 80
OF, Giants, 81; Slaughter, Cardinals, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

GdneS Denlnu ledueT.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago s 2-olsen PAGE 50
and Mccullough
tFirst game
LSl- and Mancuso.
Chicago . 2-Freneh and Mccul.
Tough tSe n q
ST. Lou, IS l-!shoun GumOert
90 and Padgett
Cincinnati sl2 O-walters and LON.
bardL (First
Pittsburgh . o-. fEs%s pI.t.
t2l. strincevich
90 and Lopez
Baker.
Pittsburgh 10 2-Bowmsn. 'Heiut.
zeman a. and
Davis. Lopez.
First game)
Cincinnati 4 : o-.Pearson, Turner
90, Thompson go
and lombard.
Boston 7 1-slavo and Mast
Philadelphia O-tjahnson, Pearson
90 and Warren.
Boston = i-Tobin and Mast
Philadelphia o O--tPodssjny Beek
go and Living
Eton.
New York AZ Brooklyn post poned rain
Winning pitcher Losing pitcher.
ToDAY's GAMES
Chicago AZ Pittsburgh
Boston at BROOKLYN
New York at Philadelphia
81 Louis al Cincinnati.
SoftbaII Results
CAT MACK PARk
Riggs Manufacturing T. p q Eagles 7.
Evansville lind a, Briggs Beautyware o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
SoftbaII Results

CAT MACK PARk
Riggs Manufacturing !. p y Eagles 7.
Evansville (lndD q, Briggs Beautyware o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Baseball in Brief
Is, International news service

HOME RUN HTTTERS
American League knickerbocker. White
SoX: Keltner. Indians, ! r r
TIGERS
National League -- Slaughter. Cardinals
Joost, Reds Nicholson Cubs. DiMaggio,
Pirates Dahlgren. Cubs.
HOME RUN LEADERS
American League 80 DiMagCio. Yankees
rs Keller Yankees, IL Johnson Ath-
letics. II.
Nationsi Lesgue-Ott. Giants. IS Ca
MILL, Dodgers 10 Nicholson. Cubs.
LEADING PITCHERS
American League Fener. Indians won
10 lost Ryba. Red son. won s. lost ]
Ruffing Yankees. won s. lost 2 Lyons.
White sox, won : lost 3 Grove Red
SoX won s. lost
National League Riddle Reds won s.
lost o. Krst and Nahem Cardinals won
5. lost o. each. Wyatt. Dodgers won u
lost &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

a gentleman and great ball player whose
Ing record Of 23O consecutive games should stand for all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

Solters cleaned the bases with a
three-bagger. the blow that sent
Newhouser 10 the showers in the
eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

DETROIT AZ 81 Louis 90.
cleveland at Chicago
~ New York.
Washington al Boston
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Now Many Wear
FALSE teeth
With T.iffle Worrx

Eat. talk. laugh or sneeze without fear
OF false teeth usbhiinE or Irritating ten
Der gums fAsTEErH holds dental
plates Timer and more comfortably No
Eummf, Ecces. psefg tsele Or feeling
Relieves burning and gum soreness due
TO chains Of . loose plate Or to exce<<i1.
acid mouth GET TAGrEETH a. any
ef0e ssef~ adv.