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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
IS Draft Boards in 7 Counties
Send 239 Men TO Fort Custer

Hoyt w. r. Coleman. 53zi Thirty hrst.
Sylvester 3. chrEanowski. ana Wesson.
Leonard r. Warson, 52iT Campbell.
Warren A. Walters. 4s72 Scotch.
Chester J. suiewski, 2i56 hedbury.
Leo J. selwa, i1o0 Twenty ninth.
Stanley w. Remus. 1881 West Forest.
Edward ,. Gudsnowski. 1851 Military.
Charles A. Bonkowski. 4e32 Thirty NTH.
Edward ". sxumlsnski, 4503 Twenty eighth
Paul Drobilec. 1907 Military.
Waldyslaw IzworskI, 57t0 81. Hedwtg.
Chester A. Oajewski. 400 Thirtieth.
Edward Krohn. 4i22 Joe.
Amos ID. Scarborough. 42t1 Twelfth.
Leo j. Partyka, 1000 Mckinley.
Joseph y. smiglelski. 3s23 Thirty-third.
Kasmer Maiak, 400 Casper.
Dymtro Koshman. SOFA kuiIck.
Stanley Hermanski. 7f00 East Milwaukee.
James A. Shay. 1850 Mckinley.
Mack II. Setback. asia Thirtieth.
Roman J. Ksionzek, 4i2o Scotch.
Edward q. Ma1xiik. 4e03 Lovett.
Frank J. Catka. ti62 Junction.
Paul N. CrnJak. 3sz7 Thirty-nrst.
Clements 8. Waiicki, $3.50 konkel.
Samuel Mox, 4220 Jackson.
Joseph v. Borczak, 5lei Campbell.
Daniel A. Zdanowski, 3s75 Junction.
Dixon r. witherell 1915 West Grand Blvd
WAYNE BOARD NO.
Eunious Allen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Suspected
Spy Denies
He'sCuilty

A plea of not guilty was en-
tered in a Brooklyn court today
by Washington Glendale Spiegel-
berg, 35, former Detroiter charged
with displaying blueprints Of the
Army B-24 bomber allegedly stolen
from the Donnelly Engineering
Company here.
Spiegelberg, a German-born nat
uralized citizen, was arrested two
months ago by the FBI in posses
sion of Is blueprints which he was
allegedly showing 10 another man
in a Hampstead, L. J., tavern. He
was employed for several months
at the Donnelly plant at 1880 Bra
den avenue, but was dismissed last
April for his long record as a bad
check passer. His original bail of
S25 900 was continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

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containing juices from is Of Ma
lures own health-giving herbs.
roots, and barks. For centuries
these natural juices have brought
blessed relief TO mankind. Now you
get them combined in one mar
vicious medicine, prepared accord
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II you are now suffering the tor
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disorders, you owe IL TO yourself TO
try this wonderful Natural rem
edy. Gillian usually acts within
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cause stomach troubles and to per-
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YOUR liver more active, and re-
lieves sluggish Kidneys and back
ache. -
what Gillian WIN Do ~
Gillian will help bring out gases
and impurities Frequently with
the very first dose) which may
have been inside you long time,
causing you many days OF misery
and headaches, dizzy spells, skin
eruptions and that lazy. drowsy.
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cleansing your bowels gradually
not drastically or severely as
they were NEVER CLEANSED
BEFORE, and will help make the
digestive organs sweet and clean.
In addition, GILLIAN will help
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bowels more active, aid in building
you up in general and make you
LOOK. Act and FEEL like a
DIFFERENT MAN or WOMAN,
years younger than your real age.
Enjoy the pleasure Of glowing
health!
A special Gillian representative
known ss the GILLIAN Man, Is
now at Cunningham's Drug Stores
at 1124 GriswOld Street, and 1867
Woodward Ave-, Detroit. Here he
In meeting crowds of interested
men and women daily =. and In
Producing and explaining the re
markable healthful properties o.
the "naturally-made" Gillian com.
pound. Gillian IL recommended
and sold by all Cunningham's Drug
Stores and by druggists through
out Detroit and Michigan. Hell
yourself to health. Start today by
buying bottle of Gilian. One
hottie, will convince youSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

''Tn case you don't recognise me,
I'm Bill Smith, the guy ioho installed
your telephone. NOtO I'm Ranger.
Yes, I pas in the Dieppe shoe, and
I'm going back.
81 just dropped in to tell you zee
boys in the A.E.F. are grateful TO the
folks back home trEo are doing
everything possible to help ,cdr pro-
duction. Everything that helps ,cdr
production helps US at the 'front.'"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Count Admits
Radioing Subs

RIO DE JANEIRo, Brazil,
Sept. % QNS).-Six Italians, al
ready under arrest. were revealed
1odsy TO have been involved in
The operation of an Axis spy ring
headed by Count Edmondo di Ro-
bilant, who. police said. has con-
fessed TO operating secret radio
transsnitters TO supply the enemy
with ship movements.
The dashing Italian count told
police he had several henchmen
operating radio stations in the
suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, and
police Immediately started "a
search.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Make only the
most necessary calls to
these localities

ALL PACIFIC COAST POINTS
ALBANY, N. Y.
ATLANTA
BALTIMORE
BOSTON
BUFFALO
COLUMBUS, OHIO
DAYTON
INDIANAPOLIS
LOUISVILLE
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL
MUNCIE, IND.
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
ST. LOUIS
SYRACUSE
WARREN, OHIO
WASHINGTON, d. C.
'Ths live. "a Esshinstos are the
most ooHEestsd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

WAYNE BOARD No. 81
Moore 7. Kelly Jr.
WAYNE BOARD No. 81
Daniel r.. Wright.
OAKLAND BOARD No. S
LRnzie ]. Austin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
SUFFER RED
MISERY FOR 20 YEARS
SAYS Detroit WOMAN
had awful GAS PAINS

Mira. Arthur Dixon, House
wife, of TAI Marahoe ST.,
Detroit, Says She Also Had
Headaches, Baekaehe,
and Tortnimg Rheumatic
Pains-Praises Gillian to
Skies for Relief She OBJ
tanned From This Amax-
ing Natural" Medicine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

The following men were sent direct 70
Fort Custer: Robert 4. Frye Jr., Frsnklin
T. Waits Charles J. oConnor. Edward u.
Frank. Glenn g. Jenson. Carr l.. Wsg-
Francis v. Walters. William Y. Bakers
! Michael J. Molnar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Gas for Scrap Trucks

WASHINGTON, Sept. % (INS)
Scrap collection trucks were ex-
empted by the War Production
Board from wartime gasoline and
TRANSFORMATION regulations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
DETROIT EVENING TINES lrHoAE CnAhDl SSOOJ

1 WAYNE BOARD No. -
Anthony r. MicAilef.
WAYNE BOARD No. 81
IClyde A. Bittenbender.
WAYNE BOARD No. IS
lGerald ID. Harris.
lCiarence W. Siira.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

Are you one OF those men or
women who think nothing can help
you became you have suffered 10
long without relief? Then read
what n grateful woman. who was
tormented for twenty years, has
TO say about the woodworking
new Natural" medicine, Gillian!
Read-and take new heart! II IL
possible that you. too. can enjoy
the glorious thrill OF Health From
the Good Earth" Cnjan IL now
being introduced 20 thousands Of
Detroit men and women through
Cunntngham's Drug StoreA- Here
In Mrs. Dixon's statement, typical
Of hundreds and hundreds Of others.
81 Was uaahIs To Wert"
For the past 20 years I have
suffered from sour stomach and
|. gas pains. was IN constant agony
Hrom boating. and also suffered
from rheumatic pains, backaches,
and headaches / could not get to
sleep because of gas, and would
get up three or four times during
the night / was 30 run down that
was unable to do my domestic
work. After taking Gillian / don't
have those terrible gas pains In
my stomach nor those backaches
and headaches I used TO have. /
am now able 10 digest my food,
and am not constipated. ! am no
full Of pep when / get UP In the
morning that feel like a different
person I am glad to recommend
Gillian and proud TO say what this
marvellous medicine has done for
me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
What 70 eiijsa--ths
New "Nstuyal" Msdieinef

We call Gillian a Natural" Med
icine, and that's exactly what 1t is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

WAYNE BOARD no. o
Joseph r. kAlocsAy.
WAYNE BOARD NO. if
stanley NJ. Golec Sr.
Elmer r.. Tallman.
WAYNE BOARD No. 81
Elmer T. Ieyaua
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

composing the population Of coun
try united under the stars and
stripes.
The cheers were for Private JOS
eph Barrow. The cheers Were fer
Abraham Simon Both are MEM
bers of prosecuted races in other
parts Of the world and, yes, there
are those in the United States who
would also persecute thin. But if
there Can be such a thing as q
haven for the duslky peoples and
for the sons Of Israel it is between
the mountains and broad plains
exteding from Maine to California
The Irishman in Indiana didn't
lay his two bucks on Joe Louis
because the man in the other cGr-
ner was Jew. The Pole in NJ
braska didn't want Simon to have
his right arm lifted in the fist
cuffical manner of denoting the
victor because Louis was a Negro
No, both of them chose their man
like they would their particular
brand Of cigarettes s-because they
thought he was the best.
And when the fight was all ov-
er wen Abe Simon struggled to
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

ed; Trade Unionism rose rapidly
and work which Negroes had form
erly Performed was gradually TAX
en- from them by virtue Of policies
adopted by the Trade Unionists.
The NAACP has done much to
change this course.
For thirty two years the NAA-
CP has fought the battles of the
Negro in the courts Of the land and
has Won many notable victories;
it has opened new doors for work
ers and has pointed the way for
organizations.
1t is not a political Organization
and limits itself to advising the
Colored People as to the attitude
Of men in public life toward them.
Its reputation is nationwide
A dnit is respected by the whole
people and feared by all evil doers.
All Colored men and women in the
Nation should belong to it, as We'll
as white men and women who wish
to See all Persons in America Civ
en- equality of opportunity.
A membership in this Associae-
ion is a badge Of Self respect.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
PURE RACE THEORY
DEBUNkED

DR. Earnest A. Hooten, Profess
sor Of Anthropology at Harvard
University, declares that THE
NEW ORDER ARYANS constit-
ute the most complicated racial
mixture of history.
And he then adds: One of the
main reasons for the viciousness
II Germanic biological blends IS
that a militaristic national IDEAL
ogy has been developed deliber-
ately in order to select for survival
tECse who are the most fit-in the
sense of being most blood Thirsty
and domineering."
1T is possible by social and bio
logical selection to produce n
breed of moral imbeciles who win
the help of ingeniously destructive
sedgets become efficient fighting
Hut( ractans. 1t will be difficult
10 remodel these war robots into
nna'
DR. Hooten continues: Joe Louis
is probably as authentic IN Aryan
IS Adclph Schickgruber (K;tler
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
THE ELDRIDGE-GRAHAM

CASE
April 23rd, 1912, is the date Set
for the hearing of charges against
Sergeant Graham, brought by Mr..
and Mrs. Eldridge and the Omaha.
Branch of the NAACP.
During the excitement surround
ing all such cases, many runners
are Set afoot which have no relat-
ion to the essential elements of
the case
Sergeant Graham is charged
wiah unlawfully assaulting Mr..
and Mrs. Eldridge. On that
charge he will be tried before the
Omaha City Council In this con-
nection, however, We desire to call
to Mr.. Jepsen's attention the nee
esity Of having the rcord of Ser
geant Graham presented to the
Council during the trial.
1t is our desire to have a fair
and impartial trial before an i'm
partial tribunal.
NAACP local Branch 2418 at
Grant Street. Mr.. A. B. McCaw,
President, Mrs. John Albert Will
Jams, Secretary
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
STUDENT GETS FIVE YEARS
~ SLAYiEG

~ SLAYlNr
RIVALRY OVER PRETTY
COED AT TUSKEGEE LED
TO CAMPUS MURDER
Tuskegee, Ala, (SNS) "A Ma
con County jury Monday found
John H. Thompson, 18 year old
Tuskegee college student, guilty
Of Staying Robert James, IL year
old high school senior, as the res
ult of rivalry for a pretty cn-ed's
hand early in December, 1871 and
a sentence Of five years in prison
was imposed by the trial judge.
James, one of the best liked stu
dents in the high school, was stab
bed in the heart by Thompson.
Both had been rivals for the hand
Of a charming freshman a:rl.
Thompson met the girl whIie both.
were passengers on the same train
from Florida en- route to the school
to enroll for the fall school term.
He had assumed the role Of FRO
tector and escort to the young
woman. James, an OUTSTANDING
athlete, a member Of both the foot
ball and basketball teams, also
was attracted to the charming girl.
The rivals We're said to have met
at dining hall during the noon
hour the day of the Staying and
after a brief exchange of words
shook hands. Fellow students.
Seeing the act, came to the con
clusion that the two had reached
an understanding in their rivalry.
CALLED VICTIM
1t was brief three hours later
at the supper hour when Thomp-
Son was again Seen with the girl.
James walked in the dining han
and began talking to her. AS she
arose to leave, James was Seen to
grasp her by the arm, asking MAY
I assist YOU ?" Thompson left tie
scene, apparently angered.
Later as James walked toward
the library with the girl Thomp-
Son who was an agricultural stu
dent, assigned to the Horticultural
department, called the high school
student to him, witnesses said.
Just as James approached
Thompson whipped out a knife
used to prune flowers and plunged
in into the youths Left breast, the
blade penetrating the heart, James
staggered to the street and at
tmpted to get ride to the school
hospital. He was picked up a.nd
rushed to the hospital where he
lied few minutes after admiss-
ION. Thompson walked to the of
flee of Dean E. H. Adams, where
ne surrendered, handing him the
death weapon.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
NEGRO AND JEW FIGHT

FOR USA.
Friday night under the great
klieg lights of Madison Square
Garden two powerful fighting ma
chimes danced around on the can
vas ring flicking lefts and rights
at each other in one Of the better
boxing spectacles of the year.
Friday night under the great
flag Of the United States two men
"a Negro and a Jew-pounded
each other with leather cushioned
blows demonstrating, perhaps, in
the most down to earth fashion
just what the man on the street
means when he says, Il live in q,
democracy"
From te crowd filled Garden
came the raucous cheers and boos.
of $4,000 Americans and from ar
ound the millions Of radios in pool
halls and country clubs shacks.
and mansions, trailers and hotels,
arose the cheers and booes Of
thousands Of other Americans
Scotch, Irish, English, Czech, Rus
sian, Jew, Chinese, Japanese,
Dutch and all other nationalitics
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

his feet too late, the referee in
stead Of counting to ten might
well have said, 81 pledge allegi-
ance to the flag Of the United
States and for the republic fOr
which it stands-one nation indiv-
isable, with LIBERTY AND JUS
TICE FOR ALL.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

And the Sportsman's favorite
throughout the ages-a blue three
piece suit and Softly drapped
jacket was worn by Doris Pitt
man and Mable Martin.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Juanita Winn Seemed to have
came up a skip and a hop too late
Sunday when preacher had Just
turned into the Ritz.
(Shall we say alone).
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Among the other chics on parade
that was very mentionable was
Betty Mitchell Black and white
outfit with very fine chubby.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Everyone has nicknamed her
pants" She recently came out
in the whole drapped brown suit.
She looked very fine.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

The two soldiers Marice Simp-
Son and Shule Rarksdale both are
on furloughs. They Were once a.
gain with their luvs- Betty and
May
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

carried a pair of LIVE FULL
STRENGTH MAGNETIC LODE
STONES which they believed to
be a..
POWERFUL LUCKY CHARM
one alleged to attract good luck 10
numbers in money, love, games OF
chance, and work, the other De-
lieved to keep one safe from bad
luck, evil, the jinx and bad breaks.
No supernatural claims made. Sold
as genuine magnetic stones only
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
alive. Now, you, too, can get a
live pair of these strange, amaz-
ing curios. DRAW, COMPEL, At
TRACT. Sent postpaid for only
$1.15 per pair or c. o. D., plus
postage
rDrC with every order: TaIism-
HILL anic Seal No. IA (alleged
seal of Good Luck at Play and
Games). Rush your order today.
A. LOD1E, 26 East Fl St, New
York, N. Y.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

M. d. have been married
months and my husband is very
jealous of my ex-boy friend. We
are fussing and arguing all the
time. What shall I do?
Ans: The very first thing you
must do is to stop mentioning
Your old boy friends name in the
home. Also get him off your m:,ld
1t just doesn't work out to talk a.
bout the good points of the other
man You could have married to
your husband. When You drop the
subject Your husband will make
life pleasant and entertaining for
you.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

main accessories colors We're kelly
green and red.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Wendell Jenkins has pretty stiff
compotishun at dances now since
Mary Session and her brother
found out that they makes a fine
dancing couple.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Mary Louise Jane is alone N
her dreamboat since Uncle Sam
has taken her boy friend. She
is now bowling to forget.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
lI|I[lIl[|![|E

G. B. C.-Dear Professor: Viii
yoll please help ne. l am in need
Of job but I don't know wha- III
do a-s my mother works during tie
day and have to be here to tend
to my baby when she isn't horle.
I do want to work and help cut
and hope you can tell me what t.
do?
Ans: Inquire at the various a.
flee buildings in your city and ask
for night work. This seems to be
about the most logical answer to
your problem since you are in 10
position to employ someone to lcok
after Your baby in the day time.
1t will work out very nicely if you
do get night job as Your mother
will be there when the child is
sleeping and you can be there du,-
ing the day. Put your baby on
the same schedule that You follow
So that you will both have approx
imately the same rest periods.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Eloise Frampton is making
quite a few trips to South Omaha
since a Certain studd is admiring
her
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Straining the billfold did a good
thing for Stanley Edmonson-he
met a fine chic from Pitts. Pa.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Well this Sundays Something
old an Something something
borrowed and something blue will
be Worn by Kate B.
We heard that it is planned to
be an allnight affair-the lick.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
EDITORIALS
continued from page u

to recapture the lost rights Of a
people through legal and educat-
ional means.
The generation which hal
fought the Civil War had well
nigh nasad away when the NAA-
CP was born. The sublime moral
heights attained by the members
Of the white race in America had
been abandoned "i nthe quest for
wealth. Even the Negro Peopla
had succumbed to that philosophy,
sincerely believing that the accum
ulaticn of wealth would solve all
the problems of all the people.
Thus, few Of the Negroes went
out for themselves" and became
wealthy while the masses lost one
right and opportunity after an
other, political. social and econo-
mic.
While this philosophy was ram
pant, the Negroes were disfranchis
eaEaAassasse s.asea~saa e<saaersasAc
am getting sick about it. Tell me
what to do?
Ans: Don't be led into SOMEONE
Uses family ba-t:es Undoubted-
ly The majority of trouble is brot
Oh by your brotlcr's CONSTANT
drinking and carrnusing around.
II You have anything at all to say
10 your brother p.Aase say it only
wren he is Sober and not in the
pre- sence of his wife. Tell her al
So if You like IL t.: fuss With mn
while he's drinking as it will ca.'se
Serious trouble. Il would never do
fpr You to go over and take up yle
Of their fuses.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

Sweet-seems as tho you've help
cd solve other peoples tr0u lies
and lifted the ourd,.n, 50 please
help me. Tell me is it that do not
d ess well enough for my boy
friend for him to be seen out plat
as with me?
Ans: Pretty clothes isn't the
answer to your problem. Your
friend just isn't sufficiently inter
ested to want to carry You around
with him all of the tine. Any
man becomes spellbonnd in the
company Of an attractive girl with
a fascinating line regardless Of
how she is dressed. IF You want
to hook" this fellow you had bet
ter stop taking him for granted
and put little spice and zip into
your conversation and show him
how cute you really can be- Don't
be afraid to compliment him for
his good points as we all fall for
flattery more or less if it is given
in an earnest manner.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

andcertainly an infin:-.y finer
speciman Of human being
The remedy DR.. Hooten suggests
is dispersion of the people OF fi..r-
many. He thinks SO long as they
remain united in a given area Of
the earth, predacity (the urge to
Destroy will remain DO nirant
trait in the people and one Hitler
after another will be developed.
TO say the least, that is 1T a
very hopeful outlook for mankind.
(The following editorial was put-
lished in the Daily Nebraslan,
student publication Of the Univers-
ity of Nebaska, in its issue of Sun
day, March 29,-
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

E. Jim 19 years old and have
been going with a boy for quite a
while. My aunt doesn't think l
should go with him because he is
going with other girls. SHOULD I
leave this boy alone cause he goes
with others? You know I like
him lots and hate to stop.
Ans: Whom he goes with may
be your concern but really it isn't
any of Your business. You are
not engaged to him and it isn't
your place to discuss his private
life. There is no reason to ignore
the boy because he goes with 9TH
er girls. However if your aunt
dosn't feel that he is the type fel-
low she wants you to associate
with, then that is a different story
My suggestion is for you to date
other fellows and give him a ching
or two to worry about.
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18
women IN Y0UR40;;
who hate these Trying Years
ucDc,c nnnn NrlucI
HERES GOOD NEWS!

If you-like so many women be-
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distress of "irregularities"-
Start at once-try Lydia E. Pink
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1Domen-famous to helprelieve such
distress due to this female func-
tional disturbance.
Pinkham's Compound has helped
thousands upon thousands OF wom-
en- to 60 smiling thru annoying
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

T-D.-Please let me read this
ii Your column soon. Why IS it
my brother fights his wife 50
much. People erornd there says
tiiat he tells her he will kill der
ii she doesn't Get out Of his way.
This worries me so much that I
The Omaha guide., 1942-04-18

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