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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
Vaughn Wild, Pirates Take
 Dodger Game
Brooklyn Remains in Lead as Cardinals lose
 10 Boston
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

In a wild, nip-and-tuck battle the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday lost to Pittsburgh, 6-5, after five run rally in the eighth proved futile.
 The big eighth inning gave the Dodgers the lead, 5-4, but Pitcher Hugh Casey walked the tying run in for Pittsburgh Argument en- sued and Casey flung three wild ones, then yielded hit to Arky Vaughn. which brought in the winning run.
 St. Louis, held to six hits ts Manuel Salvo, lost to Boston. Al with Brooklyn remaining at the top of the National League with a one-game advantage over the Cards.
 Ray Starr pitched his Cincin- nati teammates to shutout win so, over Philadelphia in the open CT, and then all the Reds com bined to smother the opposition 9-2, in the nightcap.
 Chicago crowded into fifth place by overpowering the New York Giants, 7-1, scoring six runs in the seventh. Jake Mooty allowed the Giants only four hits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
HONEST HAR0[D'S | PRESSURE up AS
 OIL G0E5 DOWN
Defense Coordindtor De. nies Findings of Sen-
 ate Committee

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-Sec- retary of the Interior Harold L, Ickes, who also is defense coor- oinator of petroleum, today de- clared the rationing and early curfew for gasoline filling stations in the eastern states will continue, despite finding by a Senate com mittee that there is no oil short age at present and that restric- tions should be lifted.
 Ickes declared:
 ITO take off all restrictions now and yell come and get it!' would be stupid
 The coordinator said the proo- lem did exist and cited figures to show that in the week ending Sep- tember IS, the gasoline stock ol the Atlantic seaboard had dropped 565, ,000 barrels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
BIG LOG BUTT
 TO BE PRESERVED

The big hemlock log butt which rode the float of the Sawmil Workers Union during the Labor Day parade here is going to be preserved for posterity and as g downtown tourist attraction, it was announced today.
 Last night at special meeting, the City Council voted to present the log to the Forest Service B F. Heintzleman, Regional Pores ter, this morning said the tree will be shellacked to preserve it mounted on a concrete base and the rings of the tree labeled with historic dates to correspond to the year of growth represented by each ring.
 Thus an Alaska tree butt will display it's year of growth wheu Columbus discovered America. when the Declaration of Independence was signed, when Alaska was pur- chased from the Russians an d many other historical dates.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
SEATTLE IN
 G00DLEAD,
 FLAG RACE
Saeramento Wins Over Oakland Getting Slim
 Chance for Penndnt
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

The Seattle Rainiers retained a three-game lead in the Pacific Coast League by last night defeat- ing the Los Angeles Angels, SCOT ing five runs in the third inning and then stopping three-run rally in the sixth inning.
 Sacramento holds to slim pen nantr chances, by defeating oakland last night, scoring a shutoIt pitched by Blk Donnelly. San Diego revived to win a doubleheader from Hollywood, scoring a shutout in the nightcap
 San Francisco last night won from Portland by punching two hits and sacrifice to get the winning run across in the ninth frame.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
P. o. Box 2l87 Phone Black 769
 JUNEAU

AIRMAII. ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv. Subscribe for The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

Sacramento 2; Oakland 0. Seattle 5; Los Angeles 3. San Diego 3, 4; Hollywood 2, O. San Francisco T; Portland 6.
 National League Brooklyn 5; Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia l, 2; Cincinnati 5 ).
 New York l; Chicago T. St. Louis l.; Boston 4.
 American League Cleveland 6; Boston l. St. Louis 8; Washington 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19

Evan Zaloff was discharged today from St. Ann's Hospital following medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
American League

Subscribe to the Daily flask Empire-the paper with the larges paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
STERLING RETURNS

Harry Sperling, senior admiris- trative assistant of the Forest Ser- vice here, returned to Juneau last night from Petersburg. Sperling has been out of the city about two weeks on trip through Southeast Alaska forest areas along with Dow V. Baxter, professor of plant pathr ology at the University of Michi- gan, and Joseph Hessel, Forest Service information agent from Washington, D. c.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19

John Sipkobsky. a medical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, was dismissed this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19

come up this year with an ex- ceptional sophomore class They'll miss Paul Christman's passing and generalship, but keep an eye on Red Wade, capable sophomore replacement who passes from either side.
 Iowa State, Kansas State and Kansas University probably will fight it out in the lower division and the cellar position will per- haps be a matter settled down in Kansas.
 Iowa State, with Ray Donels,
 last years freshman coach,
 now in the drivers seat after Yeager's departure for Colo
 rado, will have a scrappy out fit which may trouble the lead
 CTS.
 If Ralph Millers trick knee holds up he'll carry Kansas over many rough spots. He really can throw the ball-just like a base ball from the most awkward posi- : tions-and is almost sure to be the leagues leading passer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19

Y STEP to Health with Better Feet. Phone 648 Chiropodist Dl
 Steves adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
HOSPITAL NOTES

Susan Wade underwent a tonsn' ectomy this morning at St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19

Hospital. Mrs. Bert Miller, who received sur gicai attention at St. Ann's Hospital, was dismissed today. MT. and Mrs. Glen Wald are the parents of baby girl born yester- day noon at St. Ann's Hospital. The infant weighed 6 pounds and 10 ounces, and has been named Jean ette Louise.
 Mrs. T. J.Pyle and her infant son were dismissed today from St. Ann's Hospital. Mrs. Mary Pineda was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital last night after receiving medical treatment.
 A baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Clair Wilson at 10:45 o'clock this morning in the Government Hospital Gerald North was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital last night for med ical attention and dismissed this morning. John Sipkobsky. medical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, was dismissed f,,io ,,,nrnit,n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19

Mrs. Bert Miller, who received sur gicai attention at St. Ann's Hospital was dismissed today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-19
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La gaceta., 1941-09-09

del preside, esperaba una pa
reja de la guardia civil, que Sc
lba a hacer cargo del preso.
Ell teniente, cumpliendo su
deber, di6 6rdenes a la pareia
de la benemerita, que va estaba
en- autos de que ell preso que
iban a conducir a Madrid era
una excelente persona, un YER
dadero senior, victima, seglin
todoS los indicios, de un tremen
do error Judicial,
Ii Vaya !-murmur6 ahora
Gustavo, descubierto, y volvien-
dose hacia ell grupo de amigos
que lie acompahaba hasta la
puerta de la prisi6n-; adi6s,
senores! icon ell alma entera.
gracias a todos por sus honda
des! iQuiera Dios que no sea
hasta pronto!
No piense listed en- ESQ.
-iDe ninguna manera!
-Ahora sc le rehabilitara a
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

listed.
-iAdi6s, sehor Gandara!
Amino. Y a viyirl listed
es un hombre honradO!-dijo e.
tenientito, que abraz6 por Glti-
ma vez al m1sico.
Adi6s. senores; gracias
por mi amigo !-ahadi6 Aran-
,guren.
Gustavo y ell Camaradal CO
menzaron a marchar, acompa-
nados por la pareja de la guar
dia civil.
FL canine hasta la estacion
era muy corto.
Con gran sorpresa de Gusta-
vo y de Aranguren, los andenes
estaban llenos de genie, y GUAM
do entr6 en- ellos ell pequeho CRU
pc, son6 una saliva de aplausos.
JQue?
i Viva, viva!... Viva ell nom
bre bueno, el hombre hOnrGo!...
-iQueremOs que le sueitenl
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

muchas gentes iban al presidio.
las tardes que listed tocabs 81
piano, a oirle a traves de las re-
jas.
Ah!-dijo ahora Gustavo.
como en- una explicaci6n retros-
pectiva.
E. institntivamente, Sc llev6
Ia mano al sombrero, Y Sc des-
cubri6.
iAh' ell pueblo, siempre mo-
bic, siempre justo y seneilloI
~ Ell, Gustavo, habia sabido
captarse las simpatias de todos
eSVos corazones del pueblo. con
la magia de su arte, con Ell en-
eanto de su mdsica, en- los lar
soS amos que pasara encerrado
en- aquella mazmorra de ladri.
llos!... ~
VSera conveniente-dijo aho
"a uno de los guardias-. one
mlentras no viene ell tren. NOS
entremOs en- u estaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
POSICION DE LOS CLUBS
EN- LA LIGA NACIONAL

He aquf la posici6n de los
clubs del circuito Nacional:
Brooklyn, SO ganados, At per-
didos y 652 puntos de promedio.
San Luis, "a ganados, 40 per-
didos y 632 puntos de promedio.
Cincinnati, 70 ganados, go per-
didos y promedio de 549.
Pittsburg, 70 ganados, 81
perdidos y Sal puntos de pro-
medic.
Ocupan los Gltimos cuatro
puestos de la Liga, ell New York
con 62, SO y 473; Chicago 81,
rs Y 449; Boston "a, 70 y Alp y
Filadelfia SO, "a y 286.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
VENDIDO Ell
TROPICAL PARK

Tallahassee, Sept. 9.-La co.
mission de csrreras del estado
.anunci6 aver la venta de la ma
yoria de acciones, en- la compa.
MIA duena del hip6dromo Tropi.
cal Park, a I'm sindicato presidi.
do por H. L. Straus, de Balti.
more. Entire los compradores
ademas de Straus, aparecen c
A. Mum y Garnee Mum, veci
nos de Palm Beach.
Vendieron Ell 97% de las ac
clones los Sres. A. Demby, Mar
ty Madden, Jane Levy Fox, Wi
liam O'Brein, John Patton !
Frank Erickson.
No Sc anunci6 ell precio de !;
compra.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
LIGA NACIoNAL

Descansaron aver todos los
clubs de esta liga.
Los Dodgers, que siguen a la
cabeza, jugaran hoy con los
Cubs, en- Chicago. Como pit
cheers han sido anunciados el
gordo Fitzsimons y Claudio Pas
sean.
Phillies y Cardenales jugaran
en- San Luis, mencionandose CO.
mo lanzadores a Podgajny y
Warneke.
Gigantes y Piratas jugaran
en- Pittsburg, actuando como
"serpentineros" Schumacher J
Sewell.
En- Cincinnati Sc batiran Bra
yos y ROios, lanzando los pitche'
Javery y Walters.
Los Dodgers mantienen UNI
ventaja de tres desafios. Sensa
cional promote ser la serie d,
tres partidos con ell San Luis
que Sc efectuara ell jueves, vier
mes y sabado.
Billy Southworth, Ell director
de los Pajaros Rojos, asesoradC
por Miguel Gonzalez (Pan d.
Flauta), Sc propone dar una ba
ITALIA shasta la Ultima trinchera'
Los Durocher reserva a su.
mejores pitchers para la seri,
CON ell San Luis.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

7Queremos c'hGiga JUST,
cha
SEh?...
Gustavo y Ell Camarsda mira
ronse extranados, luego de con-
templar a la multitud.
Despues miraron a los guar
dias.
Los aplausos, la ovaci6n, au-
mentaban.
AL fin, uno de los guardias,
aclar6 a Gustavo y a su amigo
-dtLe aplauden a listed! Por
Santoha y por toda la conan
ca ha corrido la voz de que Sc lie
iba a poner a listed en- libertad,
y va We listed 81 cusnta con sim
patias por estas tierras.
Gustavo, sintiendo que Ia e.
moci6n volvia a llenarle de la
grimas los ojos, pregunt6:
-tQue dice usted?... IA mil?
"A listed lie aPlauden. Todos
en- el pueblo le cOnOciamOs, VI
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. 10l
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

VA me 10 suponia-dijo
Gandara con tristeza
lei r~eglamento, en- este pun
to, es inflexible-sigui6 dicien.
do Ell senior Aguado.
Ortubia Y los otros oficiales
asintieron.
Gandara y Aranguren Sc
dirigieron a la puerta, seguidos
del grupo de oficiales de la pri-
sion.
Junto al mlsico iba el senior
Aguado.
En- ell primer patio, junto a
las puertas ferradas y las YER
jas, al otro lado de las cuales
estaba va la libertad, Ia vida no.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
LA GACnrG
,traner, Willard Knight yJchn.

Straner, Willard Knight yJehn-
ny Kaufman.
Cuatro novatos fuercn vistos
en- acci6n, Sweet Pa" Read,
de 220 libras, vecino de San Pc
tersburg Johnny Read, de Hal
mes City, que pesa 100; Bull Flu
Her, de Lexington, KY, $50, y
Val Dzewgue, 200 libras, de
Connecticut.
Los muchachos siguen mejo-
rando, fisicamente, y muy prom
to estaran listos para los mayo
les empenos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

BILE la ex%istencia honrada de los
sereS normales, Sc uni6 a la CO.
mitiva ell tenientito que manda-
ba hoy la fuerza exterior del
preside.
Ahora ell teniente y Gandara
sc abrazaron.
Y aquel dijo:
-iAdi6s, Gustavo! va me
han dicho la novedad. No tengo
que decirle 10 que deseo que no
vuelva listed mas aqui.
-Gracias, senior Riquelme.
LIE sc sincere.
-Vaya listed tranquilo, Sc
nor Gandara. 70, como todos
estos senores, lie hemos creido a
listed siempre inocente.
Ell mdsico sinti6 que sus ojoS
Sc llenaban de lagrimas.
Habia llegado ell momento So
lemne.
JuntO a Ia puerta principal
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

tuStaVo y Aranguren Sc dis
ponlan va a obedecer,
Pero no fue necesario,
uno de los mozos de equipaje
Sc acereo a los civiles, murmu.
rando!
.CiNo, el tren vieneI Esta
ahi va.
Era ell tren de Bilbao, que
ioa a trasladar al preso y a su
pequeha comitiva hasta Santan-
DER donde cogerian ell rapido de
Madrid.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
OEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
Scott y ell TOno Doctoral. -
Jose Caballero paso a Cubano.
Santana en- ell Elaborate
rio".-Ray Robinson contra
Shapiro.

Estan ejercitandose para la
pelea del venidero viernes, 81
mo llueve, los Sres. Buddy
Scott y Claudio Villar, dos gla
diadores del peso complete.
Vencedor de Tommy Co
mez, Scott, que es un p6gil de
la tercera fila, habla con la su
ficiencia de un indWiduo que
tiene ell campeonato en- ell boil
sillo derecho del pantal6n.
Villar lie escucha, a distan'
cia, Y parece decir: Cuando lie
atice..... ldira que es abuse!
Pesara Ell espanol 210 libra'
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

ci6 por nocout tecnico a Tommy
Cross, de Filadelfia, en- una Pc
lea efectuada en- Ell Coliseo del
Bronx. Una herida sobre la celia
derecha, de la cual sangraba
Cross copiosamente, provoc6 la
intervention del arbitro Frank
Fallam. Pesaba e. vencedor lao
libras Y ell atropellado 1862.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Ray Robinson, ell notable pc
80 ligeo de Harlem, invicCo en-
% combates, ha sido escritlra-
10 para pelear, en- la Madison
Square Garden, ell dia 10 de sep
.iembre, con Make Shapiro, del
East Side, New York. Shapiro
solo ha sido derrotado tres ve-
,es, en- mas de so peleas.
Robinson derrot6 reciente-
mente, por puntos a Sammy An
gott.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Mr. Scott, que Sc halla a mu
chos Kilometres de distancia
de la primera fila de su cate
goria, en- tono "doctoral" CO.
mentaba aver: los pdgiles Ia
tinos no pueden r~esistir los
golpes por ell est6mago 70 no
quiero decir que no son valien-
ties, sino que les desagradan y
ayudan a su derrota los pune
taos por ell dep6sito de las jul
dfas."
Mr.. Villar, acostado recien-
temente por Lee Savold, ase-
gura que su "receptaculo" no
entiende de Judas, sino de
garbanzos y f~rijoles negros.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Jose Luis y Lou Nova Sc pre-
paran para ell combate del dia
90 de este mes, Ell Polo Gro
unds. La propaganda es favora-
Gle v Mike Jacobs espera I'm rem
dimiemto cercano al. million de
d6lares.
Los contracts Sc firmaron en-
presencia de la Comisi6n Atle-
tica, que di6 su bendici6n al
match.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Sc ha contratado q Jose Ca
'ballero, espanol aver y ahora
cubano, para. combatir, en- Ell Sc
mifinal, con ell hebreo Leo Cen
ter, de Jacksonville.
Caballero sc ha identified
do como cubano... pero este no
significa que pertenece a la
cumbre de su division.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Santana pasa los dias metido
en- su "laboratorio." Prop6nese
inventar un paraguas que Sc a.
bra sobre el terreno de Phillips
Fields. los dias de "agiita" in
leseada
Varios peritos lie aconsejan....
por 81 Sc prolonga 10 de la inau-
yurraci6n de la nueva Arena de
,os artilleros y los aviadores.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Abrira este hp6dronAO 81 da
70 de diciembre yScerrara Ell Is
5e Enero; reabrira Ell 9 de mar
20 y cerrara, por la temporada,
el dfa 10 de Abril.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
81; ell convoy llegaba.

81; Ell convoy llegaba.
Guseavo, en- Ell momento de
suolr al wagon de tercera, sem
Ia unes inmeRsOs impulses de
llorar.
Luego' va instalado con Aran
gufen y los guardias en- Ell com
partimiento reservado, Sc asO-
mo a la ventanilla.
II tren, deteRidO un minute
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
LAS PRACTICAS DE LOS


En- las practicas efectuadas
aver por los Espartanos de la
Universidad de Tampa, Sc dis
tinguieron de manera notable
Johnny Comparetto, Frank
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Carlos Manzano, de Ciudad
de MEXICO, hizo tablas, en- New
York, con Lulu Constantine.
Pesaba ell mejicano 1862 libra
media menos que Ell rival.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Ell viernes, en- la Garden, To
ny Yale, Ell campe6n del peso me
diano para la Association Nacio
nal de Boxeo, tendra de contra
rio a George Abrams.
Debe recordarse que Abrams
venci6 a Billy Soose, ell campe6n
del peso mediano.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Aldo Spoldi, ell italiano, VEN
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
La GACETA.

Al psri6dico Suz Idaoma ESpsAot
De- nnks cirCdIAci6A En- TSanpa
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

victorianO Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

Eascripci6n semanal: 20 c
1908 "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TeIsfOno Y 37S:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
State Opens Bids
On 70 Road Projects

LANSING, Sept. 25.--Bids on
20 highway projects totaIing ST.
$4,000 were opened today by the
State Highway Department. They
involve improvement Of 6S miles
~ roads. construction Of two
bridges and a grade separation.
Among the projects is one for
the construction Of a grade sepa-
ration over the Grand Trunk
Western Railroad tracks on Fort
Custer drive near Battle Creek.
a low bid of S10i.06S was sub
mitted by the Detroit Asphalt
Paving Company Of Detroit for
this military project
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

r a g among
millions OF
Me tropolitan
Pc iicyhoiders
r e a c h q d
nearly Is per
100000. while
i'm 1910 this
toll dropped
40 per cent TO
9 per 100000.
This i'm
provement is
"a CT i b g q
largely 10 the
public health
G a m p a < n
W h ic h h as
brought home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

10 the public a better under
standing Of the symptoms OF
the disease and the great inn
portance OF prompt surgical
treatment.
Three fallaeies that remain
imbedded in the public mind
still contribute TO keeping the
death rate from appendicitis
too high:
The first is the idea that an
acute bellysche is just some
thing you ate or is indigestion
and the thing 10 do is 10 get
rid of il by taking a. cathartic.
The second is that the syrnp-
toms Of appendicitis are so plain
anything can recognize them.
The third is that once recog-
nized, appendicitis is easy TO
treat.
The truth is that appendicitis
IL one Of The most Tricky and
treacherouS and irregular or all
diseases. It may appear TN
nearly any form Of acute abb
dominal symptoms. The common
mistake is 70 suppose that the
pain OF acture appendicitis IS low
down on the right side. Just
over where the appendix is. AS
matter of fact the pain of
appendicitis can be anywhere
nigh tip in the back. over he
kidneys or fffvcr-1 or st0rndrf1, ON
the left side, or there may be
no pain al all-ealy vomiting
Last year I pointed ont that
when Mr.. Dempsey had appendi-
citis. he resisted the diagnosis
at first and said il was Just an
eld-faShionod Dempsey family
StOmaCh-ac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
ABDOMINAL UPSET

In view of this. my kind OF
upset in the abdominal region
should be regarded with respect.
Whatever else you do, under
these efFeuTnSt aTisssS~ rf0Il' p take
a cathartic. a cathartic simply
Stirs the process up. ruptures
the appendix and starts a peri
tonitis. II is hard 70 resist the
temptation 10 take a cathartlc
because YOU feel az II every
thing would be all right II YOU
could just get things moving.
But resist II. II II simply rs
Indigestion. things Will soon be-
gin 10 move anyhow. IL you are
far out on the prairie away
from a doctor just do nothing
for several hours
Actually the number Of deaths
from appendicitis itself Is rela-
lively small. The high mortality
is due To the complication Of
spreading perltonitis following a
perforated appendix II has
been estimated that more than
so per cent of the deaths from
appendicitis are caused by this
complication
The immediate path for fur
Their gains lies in continuing TO
emphasize 10 the public the i'm
portance Of prompt hospitaliza-
ton. and avoiding the use OF
isxatives in the presence OF
abdominal pain.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
w. f, c.: 81. is garlic a stom-
achic tonic? 2. Is il an antisep-
tic? 3. rs the use Of garlic in
one or more drains taken daily
beneficial in the treatment Of
high blood pressure p
Answer. Garlic is a stomachic
tonic. II is not antiSeptic, and
II is doubtful whether it has
any permanent effect on blood
pressure.
r. s. NJ: as rice considered
a good nourishing food or are
there any III effects caused by
eating a generous meal Of u
each evening with plenty Of
milk p"
Answer. Rice is one Of the
most nutritious foods IN the
world. Ii should. however. be
eaten whole; that is with the
shell on, and should he fortified
bv other foods. including milk
and green vegetables.
L. c. T.: rs it true that ex-
cessive use Of soap IN washing
the face will produce a growth
OF hair on the face? ,"
Answer: No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Better
Health
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. d

During the last year the
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company reports that the death
rate from appendicitis has
dropped 10 the lowest on record.
In 1929 the appendicitis death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

1/22z<2zz<Z all magazines Which 60 into the homes Of
II america, Good Housekeeping is, Ce beliete;N
only the readable and entertaining but also the
useful and dependable If is hueat Home is the place uhere
america ,H hold her rendezvous @ Destiny then is also
hope and belief that those homes tUee Good Housekeeping
goes each month IH be better fined cope t that Destiny II
Be read "F1ome is The Pl0ce"-pdge u.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
DO YOU LIKE YOUR MANS NAME?
DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS?

For exomple:::
PHILIP, Greek, lover of horses.
and l34 more mems common names, their
origins and variants. If you are going to
name baby boy, this is one list you'll just
have to have-page A..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
WHAT DOES A WOMAN
OBSTETRICIAN DO?

II pictures show you day in the life of
DR.. Howard, who resents the idea that women
doctors are grim and humorless.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Tomorrow at
Treasury House

Treasury House at Fourteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, where you can see military
exhibits at the same time you
buy Defense Savings Bonds and
Stamps, announces the follow
ing program for tomorrow:
1926 to 12:45 p.m.-Treasury
House Quiz. Right answers
win Defense Stamp prizes
for persons interviewed
/ to 1::30 p.m.-Concert by Navy
Band.
4:30 to 5 p.m.-Concert by Army
Band.
5:25 to 5:45 pm.-Flag cere-
monies by Girl Scouts.
7 to 8 pm.-Music by Elks Boys
Band.
8:15 to 9:15 pm-Pan-Ameri-
can revue.