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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
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To Study State Constitution

Patrick " Mcnamara. vfcs president
Detroit and Wayne County Federation
Of Labor r. Blythe stason, dean hiehi-
gan. Law School: w. II. Combs, sssieiate
professor Of political science Michigan
state College. Edward w. Mcfarland.
professor OF social science Wayne Uni
Versity.
Dean W. Kelley. Lansing. vice presi-
dent state BAR of Michigan. w. O..
Armstrong, Niles. master state grange /.
Clark l.. Brody, Lansing. secretary
state Farm Bureau: Charles n. Porriit.
chairman Democratic state central
COMMITTEES: Leslie r.. Butler, chairman
Republican state central committee.
Former GOV william A. Comstock
y. Dean Morley. New Troy, -four mill
operator; Harold A. Fitzgerald. pub
Usher Pontiac Daily Press. Deputy High
way Commissioner Lloyd p. Reid; e. ID.
Mcpherson, salesmsnsger Garwood In
dustries: Dorr stack. Department OF Pub
lie Inst ruction.
Rabbi Leon Fran. Temple 1sraeir-De-
iroii - Ars---Borotny McAliister, Grand
Rapids member national volunteer par
ticipaticn committees Mrs. Irene r..
Murphy. Birming ham; Mrs. Paul Hlrt,
Mt Clemens: Arthur A. Kosconski, De
tralt attorney and Rabbi Leo M. Frank
lin. Temple Beth FL, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Freed Prisoners all
To EIdte Gdndhi

WARDHA. India. Dec SINS
of 500 civil disobedience
prisoners by the Indian govern.
ment didn't sway Mohandas X
Gandhi one jot from his position
today. =
The veteran leader and insti-
gator OF the program Of ciYil dis
obedience said the action did not
evoke "a single responsive chord.
~ cannot rejoice over the gov
eminent OF midas position" ne
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
~ States
NOT | in $1,000 at Custer
VIII Visit Nevada

FORT CUSTER, Dec. 5.-Ne-
vada will be the only state in the
Union which Fort Custer soldiers
will not visit during their Christ
mas and New Years holiday
periods, post officers revealed to-
day in announcing traffic sehed-
nles for the $1,000 men receiving
furloughs.
A total of 1897 men will leave
by train December 18. while buses
will haul 9S7. airplanes three and
private cars 1872. In the second
period 1901 will go by train. two
by plane, 939 by bus and 1,739
in automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, Dec. 5.-Goterner
Van Wagner appointed n %.
member commission today IL
study the need for a convention
o revise the Michigan constitu.
lion.
While the commissions decision
will have no official bearing, since
the question will be decided by the
voters at the November, 1912
election, the governor said that
its findings will be helpful IL
voters.
Supreme Court Justice George
F. Bushnell was designated chair.
man.
Others named were: -------
- RiiAfe. Director Leo j. NowicLd.. sena.
tor Joseph A Baldwin Albion Senator
Esrnsst c. Brooks, Holland Represen-
tattva CLARK j Adams, Pontiac. Repre-
sentative Audisy Rawson. Cass City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Gen. Lear Inspe(ts
Custer in 1-Day Visit

y FORT CUSTER. Dec. 57-Lieut
Gen. Ben Lear, commander OF the
Second Army, left Fort Custer to-
day after an inspection and con-
ference with officers Of the 18th
Division and attached units.
General Lear arrived yesterday
and spoke before officers in Thea
ter No. AZ ) p. m. He finished
his tour Of inspection this morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Every Saturday with Detroit
Times. RADIO LOG with Pro-
grams a Week I'm Advance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

October 15th??? But the gypses did What Year,
DRINCESS STEFANIE HOHENLOEE who the raps
aiegcdy being intimate of Naz been in
New York Who is her Big Interest Washington where she
usually parks anyhow?
The City College funds low is the only
colch in the country that can't afford night Waterman.
Jacquene Holt Jacks daughter) building
them in the air.
DONALD NELSON Director Prioritcs Will
- this week he cracks down. secretly dyerng
badly needed aluminium and other materials for bombewhch
they uke nckelin-theslot
machines that play boogie-wooge recordings!
Nelson and Leon Henderson had firms
take defense odcrs They wanted argue
as n or them
When FDR signs The Requision Bill draft
boarded materials aluminium copper chromium and other
strategic goods Some of AMERICAS Blue Book corporations will
hang their heads
I'VE DU POINTS have bought Pathe Film Corp
Blue Barron and Hope Galloway daughter transportation
bigge Romeo Juetching.
Beh Browns 500-pager Clara Barton Dedicated
LfeO VIII be purchased by Paramount
Sign Larchmont (New York; depot:
"Ickesnay the Asgay ENensays
j. Palermo and Janet Compton viii ride Marry Round
The same day that Beverly Palermo her Renotice.
'VtASHNGToN, ID. C.: Walter wncheI, New City:
" Am will your George
secretary. secretary senator Lundeen in
disabled mn district. has
employ ebeen
Der OF Congress You must have gotten him confused
one else with the name-Iiamilton Fish"
Glad TO publish Cong. tIshs telegram
GENERAL (top man OF America First Conmtee)
~ getting generous Klans official rag
Ezra Stone works in the morale division Camp Upton lie
drives two blocks long.
Generals and soldiers Jealous all gt-ou Morale
papers reported Helen Morgan twice was
married three times The first Port Chester y Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
SYNOPSIS

Seaman BENJAMIN Linn and
Fireman Timothy Dunnevan,
OF the United States De-
Stroyer Trimbie. believed that
the Lord loves United States
sailors If their hearts are
pure
And so ii is arranged that
Benny being in stir) Mschin-
ISL O'Brien, conservative
family man. should escort
Durnevsn 10 the bank. Whiie
aIEth4s going on. Einora
TempIeton. lovely daughter
Of Captain and Mrs. Temple
ton, lies on the sand beside
the Hotel del Coronado swim
ming pool. unaware that her
destiny would soon be entan-
gied with two simple sailors.
IT that r-or1c1t k~r thoughts
We on wealthy Bert Sedg-
wick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Dur New Seria-Fasi and Funny
THEY SELL SAILORS ELEPHANTS

Voice Garvey a racehorse
trainer"
"Garvey? Never heard Tim
mention nobody"
Indeed? That's bad, very
bad"
1.-THE dough. Didn't Tim put
IL i'm the bank ?"
Chief Mulcahy shook his
head.
"O'Brien neglected 10 say
as TO that" Chief Mulcahy
spat a cud of tobacco into his
hand and scowled worriedly.
II fear It's a bit of foul play.
Thin racehorse people"
Gificf.L 0h, Judas 7
Chief-you gotta get me
here.
"We-ell, L"
Torpedoman Larsen came
down the corridor on the
double.
"Dunnevan's I'm bad COON
panN. Kenny" he announced.
"O'Brien, h SAINT the word
py the tenders boa io~St nov.
lie sr5s COON right away
quick"
This decided Chief Mulcahy.
A few minutes later, he and
Seaman Linn were IN the
cabin of Lieutenant Comman-
der Herrick
Seaman Linn stood al atten-
ton gulping and regurgitating
his Adams apple while Chief
Mulcahy explained the situa-
ton 10 the Skipper.
IT'S "A matter of 81 ,i00.
SIR" said Chief Mulcahy, IAN
Dunneyan il now i'm the hands
of racetrack people"
"H'mph. Nhere'd he get
that much money!"
SAW THE CHECK
BEG pardon. sir, hut Tins
Uncle Terence that was bar
keep i'm Brooklyn died an left
il TO us.
THAT correct, Mulcahy:"
IL saw the check, sir"
The Trimble'S captain looked
coldly AT Seaman Linn lie
had a lot of paper work to do
and he wanted 10 play golf at
Chula Vista that Afternoon.
He knew better than 10 open
the Pandoras box of why's
and whcrcfors which any di-
rect questioning Of Seaman
Linn would involve.
"H'mph well you'd
better go ashore and get Dun
nevan Strengthened out, Chief"
Excuse me, sir. but Chief
Mulcahy's awftl busy an"
THAT will do, Linn"
"Yessirw
(To be continued
Copyright. 1871. hy Frederick Hazhtt
Brennan
Distributed by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

companions. Unusual companions in fact
God Bless America good but what this country
song titled United We Stand Divided
We Fall"
Barbara stanvyc is the only telephone girl
film
Cherry popuarize Tara Ra- Boom
Decay than Lottie Collins" Chcagoan.
Maybe sirI the Cherry sisters never sa"
that fellow who played shakepearean drama behind net either
WHAT chiefly interested What do they
" like read about? That's what lot of people would
like
Anyway here are some Of the titles of the articles
issue o magazine Meet Mar
ageabe Men Shall Divorce My Husband?" Love AT 40
How Keep Love" Womans Place at
why People Quarrel" Your Dangerous Years
How Should Woman Ever Propose?"
IF MAYOR La GUARDIA retire he could do
pension year. pension what? I'd
be satisfied with $4,000 year
Salaries are high Hollywood film today
much Gby Desys did the stage The shubers
paid Gaby $1,000 a week and she had pay
Women rule, good automobile drivers Most of their
bad driving and pathetic parking due TO the
ghtness their shape which pre-
Of situation loose-ftting
sports clothes and nearly always drives better
than because she careful and nature has equipped
her TO think faster
OBSERVES Belany Brooks:
" you good Of
children and dogs and the respect competitor
feel claim TO be success"
How doing. mister? Last letter received from
Helen Morgan said in part
"YOu always mentioned your
II most"
Which brings mind poet:
If you hear a song that you
Sung by child of
Praise II. Don't let the
Wait deserved praises
Why should who thrills your
Lack the JOY you impart:
s'SHOULD spell Enor Eleanor" asks ent
- who says she spells il Elinor.
Would either is Enor Gyn Eleanor
Roosevelt s
Charles Shakespeare
g." states contemporary
Marvellous At S hadn't started life Of
Jesse James Frank Meriwel Old King
struggling through something called
by a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
By Frederick Hazlitt Brennan

that hard-bitten followers of
the ponies have dubbed him
Show Money Sedgwick
such a man does not set his
feet on the path of rectitude
without casting one lingering,
longing look behind.
As if realizing this weak
ness in himself, Bert paused
for one grisly joke.
"Now, what's the matter,
Bert ."
II was thinking Of Erin Go
Bragli--one of my horses.
Good old Erin Go Bragh. What
"A record. Nine times he started
finished trailing the field
seven times"
"Yes-yes?"
won't YOU PLEASE ask
me what happened the other
two times -
"All right-what ~
"He was left at the post
once ard the other time he
thrc,y his r.Ecr. Lic-ha-hl.'
WHAT Ii HE WINS"
whats so funny about
that, darling?"
Nothing, my sweet. But
what II Erin Go Bragh should
win a race?"
"Oh, don't be so morbid"
IL know -. but l can't help
thinking"
Bert"
eyes. dear. We 90 see
Mamma now"
Elnora smiled and Bert
sighed and they walked on
together.
1t would be we'll for the
historian to note, at this point,
that neither of these young
lovers had any presentiment
Of complications involving
Dunnevan and Seaman Linn.
And yet, at the very mo-
ment, a young "boot" named
HesperidiS was scrambling up
the u. S. S. Trimble's port
ladder with fateful news.
Tim Dunnev i'm
trouble" cried young Hes
peridis TO members Of the
Gapgway Watch, "where'n
find Chief Nulcahy ."
Three minutes later. Chief
Mulcahy broke the bad tiding
to Seaman Linn.
Prepare yerself fer shock,
Linn"
Tim. Is he hurt ."
SHOOK HIS HEAD
Hurt? No such luck
nagh. But he left O'Brien flat
an went off with his cousin
from Brooklyn"
Cousin"
"A lad by the name of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Fat in Diet Often Minor Tragedy Of Fight
For Overweig h+'s Reduction Program
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. ID.

y
THE relatively theory in
4 physics states that al
energy has mass.
Therefore when energy is
added 10 a watch spring by
winding it up, it has greater
mass than when unWound. The
difference is too small to
measure in a watch spring.
The difference does not be-
come measurable in moving
bodies until their velocity APP
proacheS that of light.
SO we will turn that over to
Mr.. EinStein, but store d
energy in the human body be-
comes measurable very soon
when it approaches the APP
pearance of fat.
Fat is stored energy.
1t is really wet gunpowder
because it is hard to get il
burned, as every overweight
knows.
1t comes from starchy and
sweet foods 49, the carbo-
hydrates- and il comes also
and mostly from fat in the
diet.
That is a minor tragedy be-
cause fats in the form Of
sauces, gravieS. salad dress
ings. butter, the fat of meats,
creamy desserts make up the
most delicious tasty and
tempting of our gastronomic
elements and they tempt the
overweight on a reducing diet
more than somewhat.
I'VE three most famous sys-
Il TENS of reducing depended
on eliminating three different
elements from the diet Bant-
ing'S eliminated carbohydrates.
OeStelS eliminated fats. and
EbStein's restricted proteins.
But the real secret was not
what they restricted. but that
they reduced the total intake.
Banting'S. so famous that
the word has become a verb
IN the English language, was
originated by a London bust
ness man. William Banting.
who had reached such a de-
gree of obesity that he could
not tie his own shoes and had
10 go down stairs backwards.
lie tried violent exercise.
such as rowing. without any
success. nor did a course Of
Turkish baths do him any
good.
n EAR specialist. of all
II things. Doctor Harvey.
advised him 10 abstain from
bread. milk. butter. sugar.
candy, potatoes Which had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
20 Pounds Off by Christmas

Breakfast:
Half grapefrut-no sugar (Vitamn and roughagej.
l slice toast half teaspoon butter.
cup coffee, lump sugar tablespoons
Luncheon
hardboiled eggs lettuce and tomatoes, teaspoon
mayonnase (Vitamin B and from.
1 slice toast half teaspoon butter
Glass whole milk.
supper:
Small seafood cocktail
Average helping roast beef.
Chiffonade salad 1'dessert spoon French dressing.
slice toast. half teaspoon butter
Tea with lemon, lump sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
HaIf-Pin+ Of Wigg|e Grows
To Claim Spot in Heart
By Elsie Robinson

lave you got a pup Just
IL a common, ordinary. mon
grel pup with straggly tail
-. and a hoppy ear ana
a grin? You have? Or had 4?
And you'll never forget?
Then listen:
There are times when only
dog will do
For a friend when you're
beaten.
Sick and blue
And the worlds all wrong
For he won't care
If you break and cry,
or crouch and swear.
For he'll let YOU know
As he lickS your hands,
That he's downright sorry
And understands.
Don Blanding wrote that
Remember his "VagabOnd's
House" You have 10 be a
vagabond yourself 10 know a
dog that well. So does the
dog.
I'm thinking Of Pluto. He's
my pup. Bought him when
he was only a half-pint of
wiggle from the little old lady
who saves and loves strayS
Kissed my nose and chewed
my ear exactly three seconds
after we'd scaled the deal.
We've been partners ever since.
SOMEWHERE along Pluto's
- family tree there was a
Labrador setter. Know the
breed? Strange outfits. Large,
black. rambly fellows.
Big as a calf, with about
the same stance. Must have
a hinge midway along his
spine, so he can wag in sec
tons. Looks about as lazy
and worthless as they make
en- g.. but don't bet any OF
your own money on IL.
He's just resting up.
waiting until there's some
action worthy of his attention.
Told YOU he was strange.
All those Labrador settlers
are. Somewhere back in the
lost ages, some one trained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

the original grandpap to fetch
ducks.
Must have been some mighty
earnest instruction. for fetch
ing IS the best thing they've
done ever since.
Only Pluto doesn't confne
himself 10 ducks. Matter Of
fact there aren't any ducks
within miles but that doesn't
cramp Pluto's style. II isn't
the bird that counts with HIM
it's the fetching.
WE PASS each other a score
W OF times each day, doing
the rounds Of the ranch. And,
sure as our trails meet up.
Pluto brings me present.
Sometimes a stick or an
old shoe a feather a
pine needle.
But always there's some
thing on the southeast side Of
his grin. With his eyes look
ing up deep and deeper
into mine and that screwy
tail waiting TO wag.
Testing my mood. which
isn't always Of the best. That
doesn't bother him either.
Fair weather or foul. Pluto
fetches. Brings me a pine
cone-and his heart.
Sometimes at night when
get TO remembering I strike
off-alo But not for long.
Out of the hush he'll come
charging, all Of a blackness
with the night.
Then gentle down till he's
quiet as mist on the grass
and III feel a wet nose on
my hand. or perhaps love
gift that maybe will help.
SO / scratch him behind the
ear and somehow the
misery's gone.
Just a pup. Mongrel at
that. But I'm hoping. when
I've served my shift and start
on that lonely new trail. that
there in the darkness. around
the first bend, III find my old
pal awagging his love
bringing me a gift Of love.
Copyright 1871 BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

hitherto been the mafn% and
as he thought, innocent ele-
ments of his existence. "
He lost 80 pounds in 80
weeks. Like every one else
who has ever tried IL. he found
the new weight delightful.
II can conscientiously as
sert that I never lived 80 well
rs under the new plan of
dietary"
Banting also found a piece
of wisdom still worth repeat
ing: that many articles of
diet are inSidious enemies 10
an elderly man though emf
nently friendly 10 youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

T. J. B:-I have. recently
been fitted 10 glasses and since
then have been bothered with
StyS in my eyes. My friends
tell me that | have not been
fitted correctly. Could the
glasses be causing this
trouble?
Answer: Certainly. incor-
rectly fitted glasses lead TO
styS. The poor correction
makes the eyes itch, and you
rub them and drive germs
into the hair fOlliclcS of the
eye laShes which results in
StyS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Countess Costa Morner Geraldine
Fitch is very i'll after a major operation al
New York hospital.
Diana Barrymore and C. Schirmcr :
have romance in their etc.
4 BOUT 3 weeks ago some New Workers
motoring between. Manhattan and
Hampstead IL. ~ stepped to give two
gypsy women a lift. When they got out
they said they couldn't pay for the ride
bttt -tf1ry f1Ke 10 tel their fortunes.
"Okay," one clowned, tell me when the
war will end"
Just as sure" one Of them replied
that there will be a dead body I'm this car
tonight-the war will end October 18TH"
few moments later the car was
stopped by a motor cop, who urged them
to help him take an injured man to the
ncare5t hospital Before they sped
another mile the injured one died
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

her beloved. 'and I'd hate 90
tell YOU what the boys on the
morning line are saying about
me.
"Nes. on second thought, I
will tell you, Angel. They are
saying that Sedg,sick is a quit
ter, a chump and rat.
They're predicting that
every horse I've sold will turn
into n big money winner and
that you will desert me for
Marine captain"
SIMPLE GESTURE
Not that"
"a Marine captain with a
-hnarse voice and wicked eve.
Who runs into debt betting on
steeplechases. Doth that break
YOU down? Well 1 make
a classically simple gesture"
He took an old tobacco
pouch from rather be-
draggled tweed coat pocket.
extracted a handful of dirty
red and white ribbons and
several owners badges, and
dropped them in her lap.
I'm a fool for love, gal
but there IL is,
This did break Elnora down.
ooh, Bert" she sobbed, you
darling, you dear sweet dar-
ling. 1 do appreciate what
you've done"
She kissed him, the old
ladies of Hotel del Coronado
defied.
Young Mr.. Sedgwick con-
tinued to vince and cry aloud.
I've sold my horses, FL
nora" he said, but I've got
TO be watched every minute.
IF word comes that one Of
those slew-footed beasts has
actually won race, i can't
promise what I'll do.
Hang yself from the
judges stand at Del Mar, per-
haps, or, worst still, buy that
horse back. I'm a-warnin' you,
sailor"
PROPHECY IN WORDS
Was there prophecy in his
words? Elnora Templeton.
flushed with the arrogance of
woman who has had her
way. thought not. Indeed, she
merrify.
Come on, dearw she said,
II just can't wait to tell
Mother any longer"
Bert Sedgwick allowed her
to drag him toward the hotel
porch. But in his bold gray
eye there was the uneasy
gle m of wickedneSs not
wholly purged. A horseman
and a sporting plunger who
has tried for eight years TO
win big race, who is aware
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Il. v. DMTiiHg
On the Side
Distributed oy Kius Features syndicate II
4 lrt'c 'HU prC"H CIttB
Charming 91r'nQ stC

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FOR poem about many have
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WHY architects booksheves their plans?
w place lady keep her cookbook
scraphook Of recipes and library such valuable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
CHAPTER FOUR

1t must be true that the
Lord does love Navy Juniors
for. at this precise moment,
a tall young man with curly
black hair and reckless grin
strobe across the sands.
He stopped beside Elnora
and kicked her in the ribs with
loving kindness.
"Quit bawling, sailor"
"Oh Bert you 60
way"
Nope. I'm pure"
W-what? Did you--"
II sold 'em alI%
"No. Oh, Bert"
"Yes. Thirty-seven horses 4. .
at auction :. yesterday"
"Oh, DARLINGw
You'd better say ooh
darling"
I'D kiss YOU if all those old
ladies weren't watching
Zone kiss is hardly adequate.
you've got to marry me and
kiss me every morning for 80
years and have 10 children
without a whimper. All your
life long you'll have to make
this up to me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

IERE pleasant little game give you message
day 1t numerical puzzle designed spell
fortune Count the letters your
of letters is
add The result is upper
hand of the every your
numbers left to right Then message
the checked figures give you 10
by Distributed KING Features. Inc
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Waiter. WiucHpH
On Broadway
Trade Marx Registered. Copyright. l0il.


HITLER FDRs letter J. Stain but the government
10 has sensational Adolf handwriting
right from his desk,
The Diaggios Join infantry on or about both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
i WILL, DEAR"

81 will, dear, 1 will"
Mr.. SedgWick sat down look
ing very noble and self-sacri-
flcing. with just a suggestion
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in his rueful headshake.
Miss Templeton scrambled
over and squeezed his hand,
her eyes adoring.
WAS II so very terrible,
dear?"
If Elnora expected a gal
liant answer from this fellow.
she did not yet know her Mr..
Sedgwick.
you'll never realize what
this has cost me, sailor" he
said.
Women haven't the great
ness of soul to appreciate
what I've done"
He WINGED.
AT first. swore I wouldn't
quit the turf until I'd won the
Kentucky Derby, the Freak
ness, the Belmont Futurity
and the Santa Anita Handi-
cap.
But life droned on and
Sedgwick horses did one flop
peroO after another.
Eventually, was willing
To settle for the Derby and
the Preakness.
Now. I've settled for a per-
manent also ran and possible
job In your pet Navy"
Miss Templeton grinned ten
derry
"Agh, II wasn't nothin"
says Sedgwick
II bleed at every pore" said,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

n EAR specialist. Of all
n things, Doctor Harvey.
advised him 10 abstain from
bread milk. butter. sugar.
candy, potatoes Which had