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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
BIeat And Gas Pains
After Every Meal

at has been a Cod-send TO dis
cover Gillian because natural medi-
cine has made 1t possible for me to
eat the foods that i usually had to
avoid because bloating and gas
pains used to occur after everymeal.
But now, since taking Gillian, / can
eat most anything and have a much
better appetite. My bowels are reg
ulated and 1 have not been consti-
pated since my first dose Of Gillian.
/ was in q rundown condition and
was jittery but, now. I sleep so
sound. 1 feel better in the morning
and my lost energy has returned.
1 can safely say that Gillian has
done worlds Of good for me and
urge anyone who In suffering to try
Gillian, and feel young again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Drowning Of Girl
Is Ruled Accidental

The drowning on July 2 Of IA
year-old Virginia Goblin when she
stepped off a Bob-Lo boat at
Windsor was ruled accidental to-
day by a Windsor coroner's jury
which conducted an inquest. The
jury recommended that more ade-
quate lighting and proper dock
be installed by the COM
many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Gillian regularly. Yes, for only a
few cents a day, you can start on
the road to health. vitality and
that marvellous sense Of well being
that helps make for beauty, charm
and personality.
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, is now
at Cunningham's Drug Store Mt
1l24 Griswold St, Detroit. Here
he Is meeting crowds of interested
men and women daily and
introducing and explaining the re-
markable heaIthful properties Of the
'naturally-made" Gillian Compound.
Gillian Is sold by all Cunnlngham's
Drug Stores throughout Detroit
Help yourself TO health. Start today
by buying n bottle Of Gillian. One
bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

gram for factory and club women
TO the state defense council, De-
Tense Administrators Harold A.
Furlong said today.
After comforting with Mrs. Mer-
riam, appointed chairman of the
new women's service corps fitness
program. Furlong said plans are
progressing satisfactorily and will
be in time for the August meeting
of the defense council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
CALLS gillian A "G0D-SEND"
Now Euts Food Thut Caused BIout and Gus Pains
Guy w. Gleason OF Battle Creek Michigan, States That
Bloat And Gas Pains Which Occurred After Every Meal
Are Gone That He Can Now Eat Most Everything
- That He Now Sleeps Soundly - That Gillian Made
Him Feel Young Again.

troit druggists say they never saw
anything like 1t before. And, at the
present time, some well-known
residents OF Detroit are coming
forward with statements describ-
ing what Gilnn did for them and
urging others 10 get this great
natural" compound and to use 1t
Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

priced most rea-
sonably and Is
within the reach
Of everyone. In
fact, you can ac-
tually take this
for
mula for just a
few cents a day.
You can help
yourself to
health" Gas we
say by taking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
SHAM BATTLE CLIMAX

The enemy planes will be on ex-
hibit only. but United States Army
training planes of the latest type
will take part in the show itself,
demonstrating mass formation fly
ing and participating in the sham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
10000 Workers
Sought for City
Salvage Drive

With the rubber collection drive
in Michigan pronounced an over
whelming success, salvage efforts
today centered in a campaign TO
enlist 10000 workers for a block
by-block general salvage canvass
of Detroit, under the sponsorship
of the Metropolitan Detroit Youth
Council.
Michigan's scrap rubber collec-
ton totaled more than 10000 tons,
or about eight pounds per capita,
il was announced by Kenneth NJ.
Burns, chairman of the state salv-
age committee. and Howard A.
Coffin, Michigan salvage chairman
for the petroleum industry.
$50 MAY CAMPAIGN
More than $50 persons. the ma
iority of them representing vari-
Gus youth organizations, attended
a meeting at the YWCA yesterday
and received instructions for an
Iall-out campaign TO enlist volun-
teers in the new salvage drive.
James Parshall. vice chairman
of the Wayne County salvage
committee. told the group:
"0ne five-pound flatrion sup
plies enough iron for four hand
grenades, and % feet Of garden
hose supplies enough rubber for
seven gas masks"
The drive will begin after suf-
ficient volunteers have registered
with the Youth Council. And each
of Detroit's 14,440 city blocks is
Ito be covered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

lowing typical statement was re-
ceived from Mr.. Guy v. Gleason, of
Battle Creek, and should be read by
every suffering person in Detroit.
His statement reads as follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Home Defense Notes:
Train Leaders
For Vital Roles
In City Defense
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

Trained recreational and group
leaders are an important part oil
any pre-arranged defense plans in
case of war. This has been proven
during the trying air raid times
in Great Britain and the Office OF
Civilian Defense here is paying
particular attention TO developing
this branch of its program. both
for the present and If, and when,
air raids come.
Plans call for the training of
$50 TO 200 leaders and already 70
have been graduated in class
conducted by Miss Viola Arm
strong of the department of parks
and recreation. Most Of them have
been assigned 10 various COM
munity centers. settlement houses,
social agencies and the city's play
grounds.
During these trying war times
the nerve welfare OF children and
parents alike must be looked
after and this is an important
function OF this branch of the
civilian defense setup. The recrea-
tion and group leaders are 10 the
civilian army what the USO is to
the armed forces. The OCD &C
cording to Associate Co-ordlnator
Glenn c. Richards, hopes 10 have
such leaders in every zone. sector
and post of the, city eventually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Here is q
remarkable

rem q r X q Die
statement
only one OF
many received
praising
and endorsing
Gillian. Letters
like these con-
tinue to pour
In as a result
Of Gillian being
introduced to
the Detroit
public. The fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Mrs. Merriam Plans
Program for Women

LANSING, July 17-Mrs. De-
Witt II. Merriam, wife of the
Wayne County circuit judge, will
soon submit a recreational pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
SINGING AND MUSIC

Singing and music also Will he
paTts of such programs 10 help
ring about the proper spirit on
he home front.
Another duty comes In connec-
ion with possible evacuation Of
IN industrial area under lombard
rnent. transferring non-working
mothers, children and others need
ing help 10 places of rural
security.
Relaxation for war workers also
is a big problem as II is necessary
10 provide home recreation for
those who are prevented from en-
loying their usual recreation al
lakes and vacation spots some
distances from home.
CARE OF CHILDREN JOB
Care Of children for war-work-
ing mothers also is n job for this
department. This will be done In
various ways One Setup is the
clearing Of vacant lots for play
fields and equipping them with
sand boxes, tecter-totters and
swings. This has been done by
boys and girls Of the Brightmoor
section, under direction Of OCD
leaders. Another project is a
Victory Garden on a vacant acre
lot adjacent 10 the CITY The boys
and girls earned money for farm
implements and 10 rent pillow
through paper and metal
salvage hunt and the produce goes
10 an Old Ladies home in the
vicinity.
A party of Boy Scouts from
Troop No 80. under the leader
ship OF Troopmaster Theodore
Patz, 9l65 West Lafayette ave-
nue., left this morning for Traverse
City in response 10 the state
civilian defense boards call for
cherry pickers.
Mr.. Patz, who works at the
water board. took his vacation at
this time 10 allow him TO care
for the boys, some of whom al
ready had gone there. The 1S or
20 scouts will take all their hike
camping paraphernalia including
tents in which they will live
during their weeks stay.
An air raid warden rally and
incendiary bomb demonstration
will be held next Tuesday evening
at Codd Field. Blaine and Wood
row Wilson avenues. 8 o'clock. 70
acquaint the $1,000 citizens of
zone 3 OF area 5 with the prepara-
tionS for anticipated air raids and
10 get them acquainted with their
wafdenS.
Area Warden James Bellou and
zone warden L. Wcrbe are in
charge and the speakers will be
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries, CO.
ordinator for the metropolitan
Detroit area, Associate Co-ordina-
tor Glenn c. Richards, Chief Air
Raid Warden Crank NJ. McLaury
and Deputy Chief Warden George
Edwards.
A 15-piece WPA band will dis
pense music. Zone 3 is bounded or
the west by Fourteenth, Twelfth
and Collingwood avenue. the south
by Stanley avenue. west by High.
land Park city limits and Hamil-
ton and the north by Clements
avenue. All citizens are invited tC
participate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
PLACES ASSIGNED

Some Of the places where the
first graduates have been assigned
are the Dodge Community House,
Franklin Settlement playroom.
Christ Child Society for under
privileged children. 3 10 8 years.
YWCA, "Stay-at-home" Day Camp
for girls, II TO 1S. and the
Lutheran Settlement 10 relieve
delinquency conditions through
establishment OF recrcational
facilities.
Glasses for, volunteers now are
being conducted once n week and
volunteers OF citizens who have
had previous recreational work
experience are wanted These
courses include five weeks Of
training. one day q week, in
groups from . 10 30. Problems
in connection with the work are
presented with the student lead
ers answering them. games are
devised which can be played with
material at hand in air raid
shelters both for adults and chill
dren 10 bolster morale.
The leaders must be- able 10 dis
Germ what the needs Of the
groups under their direction may
be as 10 congregating in large or
small groups. Some Of the games
devised use hairpins, Some string
1d thor materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Everyone Can Afford To Take
GiIjan's Help

Sufferers! Due to the great and
growing demand for Gillian. 1t In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

battle climaxing the University of
Detroit Stadium spectacle.
All equipment seen at the Army
War Show will be of the type actu-
ally in use in training camps
throughout the country and on the
field of battle; troops participating
are men undergoing the final phase
of their training for combat duty.
Rounding out this monster dis
play Of the arTny's mechanical
might will be a large exhibit sec
ton covering all phases of the
army'S specialized services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
HOW 1T Is ALL DONE

How troops are uniformed, how
and what they eat, how their
health Is guarded. the provisions
made for worship and recreation
all will be dramatically revealed
in these exhibits.
Tickets for the Army War
Show are SIS cents each, general
admission, with all profits going 10
Army Emergency Relief, the fund
maintained by the army to provide
financial assistance 10 wives and
families of soldiers when such as
sistance is found to be advisable
or necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Gillian Is Making Medical
History

This remarkable mixture Of ma
lures roots and herbs has helped
of sufferers. Many De-
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Sa|vageab|e Metal
Found in Dungeons
Al Three Precincts
Fence, Door and Iron
Bors May Provide
1000 Pounds of Scrop

The dungeons of at least three
District precinct station houses, once
the temporary quarters for other
boisterous prisoners, have been
tabled as scrap metal sources in a
city-wide survey which is accumu-
lating more than 100000 pounds
OF salvageable material, The Star
learned last night.
The dungeons, which have not
been in use for approximately 10
years, are located at the first, third
and seventh precinct stations, ac-
cording to Inspector Milton D.
Smith, in charge of the division
of clothing equipment and prop
erty in the Metropolitan Police De-
partment.
At the first precinct, 43l New
Jersey avenue NV. yesterdays.In-
spector Smith pointed out almost
1000 pounds of salvageable Scrap
metal, including 1,o00-pound
fence, 125-pound door, 800 pounds
In bars from windows located in
witness rooms no longer in use and
40 pounds in two iron bars on
transoms. -.s.
According to Paul A. Chalupsky,
District property officer, a recent
Evening star., 1942-11-08


survey Of the station houses for
the first, third, fifth, seventh, ninth,
eleventh and twelfth precincts dis
closed that approximately 3 tons
OF iron work can be considered
among the Districts scrap iron pos
sibilities.
Mr.. Chalupsky said that all Dis
trict government sources are being
studied carefully and among the
possibilities are the following:
l. Approximately $1,000 pounds in
fences from District schools, notable
examples Of which are Hine Junior
High School, Seventh and C streets
Sc, with possible yield of 10000
pounds, and old Jefferson Junior
High School, Sixth street and Volta
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Get In the Scrop!
Get In the Scrap!
Federal Agencies Expected
To Intensity Scrap Drive
Future Appeal for Privately Owned
Fences Also Considered Likely

President Roosevelt's order to all
Federal agencies to launch an in
tensive drive for scrap metal is the
probable prelude to a future appeal
for privately-owned iron picket
fences, if the need for them becomes
acute. it was learned by The Star
last night from a high authority in
the War Production Board.
The Presidential order which was
interpreted by Lessing j. Rosenwald,
director of WPB's Conservation Di-
vision. to refer specifically to fences.
railings, gates and grillwork, among
other items, will set the stage. it Is
hoped, for an intensive ornamental
fence -scrapping campaign in the
Districts numerous Federal agen-
cies. One landmark which appeared
tabled for the scrap pile is the
four-block long fence surrounding
the Civil Service Commission Build
ing from Seventh to Ninth and F
to G streets.
A spokesman for the Public Build
i1gs Administration admitted I've
got my eyes on that fence" Start
ing Monday, PBA will conduct a
building to- building survey of scrap
metal possibilities.
Parks Survey Planned.
At the same time, National Capt.
tai Parks announced. an extensive
police survey of all properties under
its jurisdiction.
UnQuestionably, there are other
rich sources Of scrap metal in Gov
ernment fences and railings. but
precisely which of these will be
hacked down for open hearth fur
naces must await inventories which
will be conducted this week.
The Presidential order, for which,
1t was learned the War Production
Board has been asking for several
weeks, not only is expected to lead
to the accumulation of many hun
dreds of tons of Government scrap,
but is considered the first step in q
possible future campaign to request
privately owned fences.
The Star, which for weeks has
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Latin American Bar Heads
To Be Given Reception

DR.. Edmundo de Miranda Jordao
president OF the Brazilian Bar As
sociation, and DR.. Manuel Fernan.
dez Supervielle of Havana. honorary
president of the Inter-American Bar
Association, will be rendered a re-
ception by the Bar Association of
the District of Columbia and the
Phi Delta Delta Legal Sorority at
pm. November 20 in the May
flower Hotel.
The reception will be held at the
close of the second day of a three
day meeting here Of the Inter-
American Association.
The joint committee for the re-
ception is headed by Miss Catherine
L. Vaux, vice president of Phi Delta
Delta.
Evening star., 1942-11-08


was pointed out, includes the amount
of scrap metal materials salvaged
since the middle Of September and
now in the process Of being salvaged.
All items have not yet been dis
mantled and collected.
The same applies to part Of the
Salvage Committees estimate for
October. This estimate-8, 500 900
pounds-includes regular collections,
plus the more than q half-million
pounds picked up during the heavy"
drive.
Several items donated in the
heavy" drive-towers, steel sup
ports, boilers, etc.-have not yet been
dismantled.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Freight Car Builders
Told to Limit DESIGNS

By the Associated Press.
The War Production Board yes
terday called on freight car build
ers to limit their designs of gondola
hopper and fiat cars.
WPB said simplified designs for
box cars would be announced soon.
Car builders were asked to limit
gendola cars to five designs, hopper
cars to two and fiat cars to two.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

been urging the War Production
Board to get the fences-both
Government and private" learned
that salvage chiefs have been reluc-
tant to ask for fences on private
property until Government property
had been fine-combed for scrap
possibilities.
One expert put it this way:
1T would certainly strike a sour
note to ask the citizens to give up
their own fences before We exploit
all Government possibilities.
Government property, after all,
is owned by all the people. For
fence, railing and ornamental grill
work scrap metal materials, Govern
ment sources should be tapped first.
Then. if we still need scrap metal,
We'll ask the citizens for contribu-
tions. Of course. we want all the
scrap we can get. But we don't
want to demoralize the people"
That the presidential order will
stimulate the Districts scrap output
was point on which all salvage
chiefs were agreed yesterday.
At the same time. a check by
The Star indicated that collections
have now passed the 45-million-
pound mark, less than 100000
pounds short of the second quota
of $4,000 900 pounds set by the Dis
tricts Salvage Committee after the
"a, ,000, 600 pound War Production
Board quota had been passed.
The Star tally follows:
D. c. Salvage Committee
July 1-October D. 24,685,366
D. c. Salvage Committee
October estimate) -- 8,5OO,0OO
D. c. Fed. Govt July l.
November u -- 4,572,o34
D. c. Govt Sept. % to
present ----------- 100000
Washington Terminal Co. 100000
Capital Transit July l.
November u ----- 1,1o5,34e
Pepco July l-October ~ 279,85O
Total ------------ 45,342.59
The District Government total, it
Evening star., 1942-11-08
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. c. NOVEMBER s 1872
avenue s.w.. with a.possible yield Of

avenue s.W. with .. possible yield Of
10000 pounds. ss
2. A fence at the Temporary Home
for INCIDENT Soldiers and Sailors,
921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc. The
fence is estimated to weigh approx
mately $4,000 pounds.
3.A 1,380-foot, 12-inch, wrouglt-
iron pipe, estimated to weigh 10000
pounds. located in the tunnel con-
Meeting an old heating plant with
Gallinger Hospital. There is also q
10000 -pound boiler available on the
premises.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

Shark Liver Crop Up
Production Of shark livers In the
Pacific coast Of Mexico has quad
rupled In the last 2ha years.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Ladies': =. You used to ssrOlI your
own!" Now ROLL your discarded
silk and nylon stockings over to
Uncle Sam!

They're needed for gun n-powder bags. >. needed
URGENTLY So. come through in thot we'll I-known
Stors- Stripes manner . Iounder all your
unweoroble silk and nyon stockings bring
them to the Victory Center, Main Floor Of The
Hecht Co. ;. soon as you can! Deposit them
in the special barrel for that purpose and
we'll roll 'em to the Services :. to keep 'em
rollngw
vIeso,y csstev X Mn. Fleo, X RI. HseAs Co.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Maximum Weight Timed

Men usually reach their maximum
weight about the 40th year, women
about the 50th, says a London doctor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-11
Bruce. Valley Wonder Boy Honoretl
Passing Ut Along

Biggest basketball show of the year hits the boards We'd
nesday afternoon with performers from the four corners
the Evergreen state slated rod the acquered
panels of the University Of Washington Pavilion rousng
melodrama entitled
The 10Th Annual State High School Basketball
Tournament"
Pierce county hoop followers will throng the big hoop
classic IN greater numbers than before for this
they have three-ply interest:
U)-The debut Of Clover Park Warriors. one of
two teams (Marysyle, coached by CPS grad Otto
Smith. is the other) who before have competed
in the state tourney
(2)-The return of Lincoln Abes, who nearly stole
the show in their 1871 debut by knocking highly
favored Snohomish, battling the eventual champions
from Bremerton almost TO draw, finishing by polish
ing off Wenatchee. one of the prima donnas of 1912
t3)-The emergence from retirement of Buckley
Mountaineers who according to the records held only
minor spear holding roles in the 1924 and 1927 pro-
auctions.
No other in the state will be well represented
Pierce county in this years cage circus Only Spokane
where Lewis Clark doubles up with North Central from
Yakima Valley where Toppenish and Yakima
and from Snohomsh county, where Everett Marysve
jim hands, will the fans be able paray their bets the local
entries
Just how well will Pierce couny's three do in the
big show this year?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-11

Earl Mahnkey, with a 2+s single
and SIS total. led the bowlefs ~
the Industrial league In their
matches on the Broadway alleys
Monday night
Two Of the women bowlers Of
the league rolled high In the 500
circle Helen Blair. who registered
5et In the Class A Womsn's
league last Friday night. came
back with a biz $50 series for thu
top mark Of the feminine stars.
Dorothy Hardness registered Sac
Miss Blair had a 2i3 high game
and Mrs. Hardness Tailed eos for
her best single game effort,
The Printers whitfield the lead
Of the Grocery gang by taking
three points while Don's slipped
Into second place, four points
behind the leaders. with = 4
point win over Hardness.
The womsn's teams brttered
their percentage points by grab
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-11
Zale TO Wed
Indiana Girl

CHICAGO - Tony Yale. world 4
middleweigh, boxing champion.
viii marry Miss Aeslins RiehTsi-
ssfi o. East Chicago. Ind. on April
II. his manager. ssm Plan, an
nounced today.
Tale aid that shortly After
his marriage he would enIist
In either the army or the
navy.
Plan said that Zzls had not
applied for enlistment In tbs
navy - = boxing Instructor.
The Chicago naval recruiting Of
flee had announced earlier the re-
cslpt u authorization from the
Great Lakes Naval Training sta
ton to accept the fighters imme-
date enlistment