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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
Rev. j. M. Pettigrew
Elected President OF
Human Relations Unit

Members OF the West Side HUI
man Relations council met Mon
day, Oct. 26 and elected officers
for the ensuing year. The Rev.
Mr.. Pettigrew was chosen presi-
dent; Mrs. Gertrude Henderson.
ce-president; Mrs. Mary Ann
Cockheld. recording secretary:
Miss Viola Jones. corresponding
secretary; Colder D. Smith. treas
urer.
Members OF the Board Of ri
iectors are: r. W Ross. J. c..
A,water. Mrs. Pearl Cleage. Ray
mond o. Hatcher; Richard
Bright, and Mrs. Agnes Mcdowell.
Officers will be installed Mon
DAY. Nov. 9. at Lothrop Branch
library, s pm.
The public is cordially invited
II attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
'asRationingQ Questions And Answers

usrs 10 additional ques'
concerning General Order
M 81 requiring all com,
-.i,l motor vehicles to carr,
.,,ncates Of War Necessity after
IL we're issued by the or
~ Defense Transportation
nay
II an applicant Is unable
aetermine the quantity OF gas
which has been allowed him
II. ration board. what answer
~ he make to question 20 on
.nnlication for Certificate oi
q Necessity?
He should estimate the guam
and place the estimated fig
nrecedIng It by the letter
In the space provided.
q Can an applicant Obtain an
ssnsIon Of time for the return
hIs application?
No Extensions are not be-
granted All applications
ould ~ IN the mail not later
IN Nov
Whaf should a person do
n receives an application for a
ENlele which has been disposed
nv the registered owner?
The blank must be returned
The self-addrcssed envelope
sosided. 9TH q notation as TO
disposal OF the vehicle: i.e.:
tehIcle sold" or "Scrapped."
Ia II an application IS received
vehicle which is owned by
4 person who has been called in
the armed forces and Is un-
tcessable. what should he done
6h the application?
IA A person empowered to act
II the owncr-such as a parent
an owner who is a minor. or a
srson who holds power-of-attor-
b. for tho owner should fill out
bd sign the application.
|Q II passenger car is used
n delivery or service purposes
L considered commercial
sotor vehicle" thus requiring a
krtificate Of War Necessity?
Ia. No unless a structural
kange IS made in the car con-
srung Il to commercial use.
Imply removing the rear seat
hd installing a rod across the
tp. such as might he done by
n ceaners TO deliver and pick
h clothes, would not be consid-
led structural change"
Ia II a truck Is used wholly
|ihn a private piece OF proper
!. such as n ranch or farm. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
What Is Giljan-The New
Natural Medicine?

We cil GiJm "Naaral"
Modicn and that's exactly what
il is-on advanced medicinal com
pound containing juices from is
OF Natures own health swing
aerbs roots and bark- for cen
turcr these nsWral juices have
brought blessed no iof 20 mankind.
Now you get them combined IN one
marvellous medicine prt pared ac-
oosding 10 SPECIAL scientific for
mula
II YOU are now suffering the Tor
ments OF boating gas pains. SICK
enne on~iipafion Slapped energy,
sletplcss nights. and other organic
disorders. YEA owe if 10 Yourself 10
try this wonderful Natural en-
edy Gillian usually acts within
TEN MINUTES TO stop eas pains.
helps to eliminate poisons that
cause stomach troubles and to per-
nit the kidneys and liver 20 func-
ton properly /, tends 20 make
your liver more active. and relieves
sluggish Kidneys and haokache.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
al Had Torturing Headaches
and Backaches"

For the past six years suffer-
ed nom stomach trouble. ! had
gas pains and bloatine and my ap-
petite was very poor also SUI
fered from constipation. and had
torturing backaches and headaches
Sometimes would 60 three DAYS
without bowel movement Al
night | would have to get up sew
eral times. because OF kidney
trouble. ! was so weak and run
down l could not do my housework.
After taking this famous Gillian
medicine | feel 1907, better. II has
performed wonders for me. am
no longer constipated and am free
from gas pains and bloating My
backaches and headaches have die
appeared. ! now sleep sound at
night and have lots OF pep and en-
ergy."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
81. Antoine Y Membership Report

managed by Dr. j. l.. Henderson.
commander-in-chlef and Wilbur
{ Noodson and Claude cooper.
ol Division % and Barton Beat
~ OF Division 30 Beatty il Boys
secretary: cooper Membership
secretary
The ST Antoine staff and board
of management extend thanks 20
All workers and citizens Who
cnntribpted ~ tho success ~ The
1912 membership campaign.
Sreclal thanks arc extended 10
Generals Fred Allen and Charles
Ro1hornueN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
What Gillian VIII Do

Gillian vii help bling out garses
and impurities Frequently with
the very frst doscl which may have
been inside YOU a long time. caus-
ing you many days of misery and
headaches. dizzy spells. skin erup-
tons and that lazy. drowey. tired
feeling. IL will aid greatly in
cleansing your bowels gradually
not drastically or severely as
they were NEVER CLEANSED BE-
FORE. and will help make the di-
gestive organs sweet and clean.
In addition GILLIAN will help
make your stomach. liver, Kidneys.
bowels more active, aid in build
ing you up In general and make yc
LOOK. ACT and FEEL like a III
FERENT MAN or WOMAN. ys
younger than your real sge. "A
the pleasure OF glowing health
Gillian II recommended an
by all drug stores In Detr
BY other druggists through
state OF Michigan. Help
10 health. start today h.
bottle of Gillian. One
convince you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
Afternoon Concert

The Celestial Choristers will
appear in a concert Sunday, Nov.
3. pm. in the Detroit Insu-
tute OF Arts's Lecture hall. The
choir, composed OF Is voices.
will sing many favorite compo-
sitions and several new ones.
The soloists will be. S. Luberta
Woodfork Chisholm. lyric soprano.
who sang the role OF "Micaela"
in the opera Carmen. Junius b.
Maxwell. dramatic tenor. who sang
the role OF Rhadames In the "Op-
era Ada"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
FROM STOMACH AND
KIDNEY TORTURES
TOO WEAK TO WORK
Isonoe jackson, of AGO St.
Antoine ST., Detroit, Says
She Also Had Severe Con-
stipation - Appetite Was
Very Poor-Praises Gillian
To Skies For Relief She
Obtained With This Amaz-
ing New Natural" Medi-
cine!

Are you one Of those men or
women who think nothing can help
you because you have suffe ed 80
long without relief? Then read
what grateful woman. who was
tormented for years. has 10 say
about the wonder-workng new
natural medicine. Gillian Read
and take new heart, II is posi-
bic that YOU. too. can enjoy the
glorious thrill Of Health From the
Good Earth Gillian is now being
introduced 10 thousands Of Detroit
men and women through drug
stores in this city. Here j, Mrs
lackeon's statement. typical OF hum
dreds and hundreds OF others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
DR.. Powell Johnson
Makes Kegling Mark

DR.. Powell Johnson, popular
Detroit dentist paid high tribute
this week to the promoters OF the
LEGAL Paradise Bowling alley and
declared that the new bowling
alley and cocktail lounge is the
finest Recreation center in the
city where members OF the race
play.
Dr. Johnson bowled on the new
alleys Sunday night and made a
score OF -2ss-and eight
strikes in a row.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
FDR Explains Atlantic Charter Is
Not Limited To A Few Nations

?vancement."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
Blackwell Temple ANfZ
Reanhien ahd Superior

The Rev r y Porter prcsid-
Ing elder Of fhe Dotroi' district.
viii preach morning and evening
Sunday. Nov s. In the afternoon
Dr G " Riser AM choir viii
conduct services a. Tho church.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
PressmenA Approve Renewa
OF Arbitration Pact
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PRESSMEN'S HOME, Tenn, Dec.
George L. Berry, president of the
international Printing Pressmen
and Assistants Union. said yesterday
that its membership had approved
a renewal of its international arbi-
. tration agreement with the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers Associ-
alton.
Renewal of Nhe agreement, to run
for period Of FIVE years, was ap-
proved by . referendum vote Of the
unions membership during Novem-
ber. Mr.. Berry said.
This contract has been opera
tive" Mr.. Berry said. "for SO years,
except for short time many years
ago which involved negotiations.
The renewed contract will extend it
to II years.
During the period Of its opera
ton only one violation of its terms
has occurred. This establishes an
unprecedented record of continuous
peaceful relationship between inves-
tor, management and labor as it
affects the printing pressrooms of
the newspaper plants on the con-
tinent Of North America"
Evening star., 1942-12-09
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Evening star., 1942-12-09
K. Of {. 10 Give Party
Al St. Vincent's ASYLUM

Three sound movie shorts and en-
tertainment from the Washington
Council Minstrel Troupe will be
presented for the girls Of the ST
Vincent's Orphan Asylum tonight
by the Knights Of Columbus.
The party, to be held at the home,
will also feature the presentation Of
. group Of framed children's pic
lures to the sisters for the home.
The program is the first of many
planned by the Washington Council
OF the Knights Of Columbus for the
coming year.
Francis B. Myers. grand knight
Of the council, has appointed a spe-
cial committee, headed by Joseph
M. McKenna, Alfred P. Neff and
Alfred A. McGarraghy, to handle
these programs.
Evening star., 1942-12-09


fore his refusal to bear arms against
the enemy, which put him in the
spotlight for criticism. Now he dis
likes everything connected with the
movies, and vows he will never re-
turn here to work in any capacity.
I think he means it, too.
Greer Carson, who is always pro-
testing that her Metro bosses make
her play middle-aged ladies on the
screen (Which, incidentally, she does
superbly), is going the whole hog
in her next movie, Madame Curie."
She will probably portray the great
scientist at the age of 10! Greers
quarrel during Mrs. Miniver' was
that she had 19-year-old son
tFiance Richard Ney), but was still
presented as Greer Carson. "On
my recent bond tour" she tells me,
people expected me to get of the
train in an invalid's chair!" She
says she doesn't mind being an old
lady in the Curie film, because then
I'm not Greer Carson, but char
acter who will not be confused in
private life with me-" Greer gives
her age as 81.
Jean Likes Privacy.
Jean Arthur has to do rumba in
Merry -Go-Round," and insists on
a huge screen around her, whenever
she practices it on the set. Some
day a book will be written about
Miss Arthur's fantastic ShyneSS, and
It's cause Paulette Goddard
says she isn't worrying about the
rationing of gasoline. Il let the
studio worry about it," she COOS
sweetly. IF they want me to work
they'll find way of getting me to
my job" Paulette is sharing Bur-
CESS Meredith as an escort with
Dorothy Lamour Ann Sheridan
Is going with Edmund O'Brien who
used to be married to Nancy Kelly
and wasn't 1t cute of Freddie
Bartholomew to be the first Of the
young players to volunteer for
service
Mary Astor is coping with the
servant problem by closing up the
downstairs part of her big Brent
wood home. II live upstairs with
my family of two children, and one
servant can take care of us ALL"
Mary recently gave up her free
Evening star., 1942-12-09

lance status, and signed a long-term
contract with Metro, for what she
calls security" I didn't know there
was such thing today.
I asked Betty Cradle, What are
you going to do, with all the men
going into the armed forces Not
my George" she says confidently.
Which would seem to dispel the
rumor of a break with Mr.. Raft.
In addition to being we'll over the
service age limit Il was told yester-
day by somebody who should know
that Raft was in his early fifties,
but it is more likely the middle for
ties) George is sufferer from
Asthma George Montgomery, at
the conclusion Of "Coney Island" is
departing for Washington and the
Intelligence Service. But what is
going to happen to Georges four
teen dependents? In the first place,
Washington is far too crowded al
ready. In the second, Georges
salary in the new job won't stretch
that far! And Thirdly, does Wash
ington need any more intelligent"
men?
GarbO Becomes 81.
Garbo was 81 years old on Armis-
tice Day. I wish some one would
write suitable story and bring her
back to the screen. There is a tale
going the rounds that Greta has
been offered $1,000 a week for a
radio program, but doubt whether
1T is true. Why shouldn't she grab
1t with both hands? William
Powell's bride Diana frowns slightly
when Bill gives another woman in
their party pointers on how to be
attractive to men! . Former IA
vorite actress Lillian Harvey is un-
able to get screen job and is now
down to her last two diamond soli-
tares.
Talking. Of oldtimers, Ronald Col
man, during the making of Random
Harvest" was approached by stock
player who said, Mr.. Colman, you
don't remember me, do you?" "Oh,
yes, do replied Ronnie, gallantly,
who then asked in an aside, who
is she?" The "she" was his first
leading lady, May McAvoy, who ap-
peared with him in the 1922 version
of "Tarnish."
Evening star., 1942-12-09

Waste kitchen fats make ex-
plosives. Don't throw away q drop.
Take them to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Lew 'Ayres Gets Religion,
Plans Study of Theology
Greer Carson Complains
About Playing Venerables,
But Likes Madame Curie
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,
North Americap NeUsuona Au}s pr

Ayres has got religion When the
relieved his
around the world study
was existence the mystical beliefs
Then he will return this country
Nation wide lecture
Evening star., 1942-12-09

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Evening star., 1942-12-09

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-09
Motion Pictures
Shown Lions

Twenty-Five Lions and guests sat
down to a fine oyster supper on
Thursday last, served in the dining
room of the Methodist Church by
Circle Five of the Women's Chris
tian Service Society.
One new member was enrolled
and received his pin.
The entertainment feature of
the evening was the showing of two
motion pictures under direction of
Lions Graham and Shingler. One of
the pictures showed the construction
of bomber airplanes and the other
was an interesting educational film
of the causes leading to the first
World War.
Ladies Night will be held Thurs
day evening, October 18th, at the
Madison House, North East.
The Committee on the collection
of Junk, which campaign is being
sponsored by the Lions in this com
munity, reported that the town had
been canvassed from house to house
by the Air Wardens, and arrange
ments made for the collection on
Saturday, October 3rd. The use of
the town truck and other trucks
had been donated for that day and a
number of Boy Scouts and others
had agreed to assist in the work.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-09
Red Cross Sur
gical Dressings

Materials for Surgical Dressings
arrived October first and by the first
of November about 100 dressings
MUST and WILL be made by VOL
UNTEER WORKERS of Cecil Co.
THIS CAN BE DONE ONLY
WITH YOUR HELP.
Volunteers are asked to select at
least one afternoon, or evening and
If possible to come regularly at that
time each week. PLEASE, select a
regular time to come--and then come
as often as you can on any other
day
Requirements for those who vol
unteer are simple--wear wash
dress, no jewelry, and cover the hair
with kerchief or hairnet. Bring a
pair of scissors and ruler or yard
stick and a whale bone if possible.
The Rising Sun Glass will be on
the first floor of the FIRE HOUSE
every Tuesday afternoon 2 to 4
O'Clock, Tuesday evening 1880 to
$50 O'Clock and Thursday 2 to 4
o'clock. Supervisors are Mrs. Chas.
Crothers, Mrs. John Tosh, Miss
Jeanette Reed, Mrs. Francis Ken
nard. Supervisors for Calvert are
Mrs. Mabel Ewing and Mrs. R. D,
Rockefeller.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-09

trucks operated by common car
riers in scheduled regular-route
service, Mr.. Eastman stated.
For buses and trucks operated
on regular schedules it goes into
effect October Is. This extra fifteen.
day period was allowed, 1t was ex-
planned for the necessary adjust
ments in schedules.
In the case of busses, particu-
larly those operating between cities
and over long routes, the new order
will require extensive revisions in
operating plans, 1t was pointed out.
1t will slow down the schedules
materially and makes changes neces-
sary all along the line.
Common carriers Gas we'll as
other trucks and taxicabs) at pres
ent are limited by an earlier ODT
order to speeds of forty miles an
hour In over the road operations.
Cutting this to thirty-fve amounts
to a twelve per cent reduction in
top speed and consequent reduc-
ton in the mileage bus, for ex-
ample, can travel in a given period
Of time.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-09
THREE SUITS
DOCKETED
FOR DIVORCE

Three suits for divorces have
been docketed in the Circuit Court
at Elkton. They are: Bailey T. Cruise
vs. Frances A. Cruise; Romaine Web
ster VS.. Eddy Webster, and Jose
phine NJ Raikowski vs.. Adam s.
Raikowski.
Mr.. Cruise alleges that he was
married to his wife because of
threats ON November 80, 1941, at
Elkton, and that after their mar
riage each returned to their respec-
tive homes and never lived together
as man and wife.
Mr.. Webster alleges in his bill of
complaint he was married to his wife
on Dec. II, 1889 and that they liv-
ed together until April 10, 1910,
when she abanoned him.
Mrs. Raikowski alleges she was
married to her husband on July Is,
1924, and lived together until July
Is, 1925, since which time they
have voluntarily lived apart
The Jurors for the fall term of
Circuit Court for Cecil County,
have all been discharged, but sub
ject to call prior to the converting
Of the December term of court.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-09
MILE SPEED
LIMIT AND GAS RATIONINC

Thirty-five miles an hour is order
ed officially as the wartime speed
limit for all rubber-tired vehicles in
this country.
Moreover, after nationwide gas
oline rationing goes into effect
about November 20 with a basic
ration of slightly under four gal
Ions a week.-Mrs. ON all cars will
have to be submitted to an inspec-
ton every sixty days by OPA rep
resentatives.
Both measures were decided
upon to save tires by making sure
they are used carefully. Both were
in accord with, the recommendations
of the Baruch committee.
The announcement of the nation
wide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. speed
limit was made by Joseph B. East
man, Director of Defense Trans
portation. The new provisions in
gasoline rationing plan were dis
closed by Leon Henderson, Price
Administrator.
The thirty-five mile-per-hour or
der became effective October / for
all vehicles except buses and
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-09
SUSPENDED SEN
TENCE FOR
KNIFE CARRIER

Trial Magistrate James Weinroth
of Elkton, had before him last week
Charles Akers, of North East
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon. The complainant was Irwin
Holmes, of the same town. Both
boys are less than eighteen years
of age.
According to the testimony
Holmes and Akers had parted ways
over a youthful quarrel. Holmes
swore out warrant for Aker's
arrest, claiming that Akers had
threatened him with knife and
charging him with carrying a con-
cealed weapon. Presented as evil
dence, the knife in question proved
to be almost 10 inches long.
Akers plead guilty to the charge
and received sentence of two
years in the House of Correction. AT
ter severe reprimand from Magis-
trate Weinroth, he was placed in the
custody of his parents and the SEN
tence was suspended pending his
good behavior.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-09
Good News On
Heat Crisis

Stop worrying, America it may
be long, tough winter, but there's
plenty of underwear to go around
Roy A. Cheney, president of the I'm
derwear Institute, has this happy an
nouncement to make: "This winter
the chances of living in overheated
homes and offices will be out for the
duration and heavier Undertaking
will be in"
The big men of the long under
wear business admit that there viii
be plenty of us itching about the sit
uation, because most city jewellers
aren't used to it.
"Much of the heavy underwear
will be heavier and coarser cotton
garments Cheney said, because
the armed forces are using the entire
domestic wool clip as well as the
combed yarn and finer carded
warns"