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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
Demand FOR Pharmacists
And Dentists FOR Army

The pharmacy course sear,..
ME to be quite complete IN sniff ~
the short time required to taksi !.
1t consists In a course in phor
macy Mathematics which review,
the fundamentals of arjthm.,;.
the metric and apothecary sys,e~s,
of weights and measures. a stn3n
of percentages and percentage 81
buttons. calculation Of dosage and
so forth.
Course Includes Chemistry
An equal period of time is give,
to chemistry. Another part Of tho
course Is given to General Phar-
macy with a study of the COM.
pounding of preparations and
also a study Of prescriptions.
Another subject is Materia Med
lea, or the action OF drugs and
other preparations.
Finally there is a course in
Pharmacy Administrations. which
includes the filling and fling Of
prescriptions. conduct in the phar.
macy and so forth.
Some pharmacists have ex-
pressed a fear that after the war
IS over the people taking these
courses will infringe upon their
professional prerogatives, but |
cannot feel that this is a VERY
pressing danger.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
M. B.: Is hydrochlorit acid
taken for some time, harmful to 2
person? | have had this stomach
trouble for some time.
Answer: Hydrochloric acia NAV
be taken for quite a long time
without any permanent damage. 1t
should be taken i'll the dilute form,
The stomach naturally secretes
hydrochloric acid, so the body con-
s~tantly neutralizes certain
amounts of it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Ciendenin~ has
seven pamphlets which can he ubtaiug! Hv
readers. Each pamphlet sells for lu .,gl~.
For any one pam h,ct desired. send 10
cents in coin, and a sc!f-addrcsseu envelope
stamped with a threc-ccnt stamp. to- DR..
LOGAN Cleudening. in care OF this .ier,
Tire pamphlets are: Three WeeE, Ry.uc.
iup Diet, indigestion and t-uu-JiIa'uu",
Reducing and Gaining. "|iufarl Feed
ing. Instructions for the Tleatme en- Of
Diabetes. Feminine Hvgiene' ~ The
Care o.. the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
Ev LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. ID.

JUST As the present cmer-
geuey is putting a tax upon the
supply of doctors and nurses. SO is
there naturally a tremendous de-
mand for dentists and pharma-
cists.
DR.. Harry b. Pinney, Secretary
of the American Dental ASsocla-
ton has said: Last years gradu-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
By LOGAN CLENDENlNG, NJ. D.

IN THE 20 years between World
War | and World War II the
science Of nutrition grew to man
hood. In 1900 nobody knew any
thing about food-man's require
ments. About 1850 the word cal
orie' was born in the sense that
it came to be defined as a unit of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16
f4utIons Eating Habits
Changed by the War

healthy effect. We are told this by
the same people who told us a few
months ago that 95 million Ameri-
cans We're in a state of semI-star.
walton.
Nevertheless, we are in for g
number of changes in u eating
habits. In an interview with one
Of the recognized authorities N
nutrition in the United States, he
told me that undoubtedly the
American people IRE going to have
to get used to processed foods, and
when the word p]rocessed is used it
really means that. We a not af-
ford, with our limited rolling stock
and shipping, to transport water
around the world, so we will have
to use dried foods to which water
will be added before they are put
on the table.
The average person, left 10 his
instincts, selects a diet with con
siderable scientific accuracy. AS
matter Of fact, science learned
what the dietary requirements OF
the average man were by watch
ing the average nan eat. You were
not told by science what you should
eat, but on the contrary. you told
science. You probably a about
5000 calories a day. The foods
you eat are two-thirds carbo-
~hydrates, one~sixth proteins and
one-sixth fat by weight. You Sc
lect instinctively foods which con-
tain the requisite mineral salts and
vitamins as we'll as the requisite
caloric content.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
J. W. H.:-Besides being PAIN
ful, is pleurisy serious? Is there
any remedy for relieving II olter
than heat?
Answer: Pleurisies, in a certain
number of cases, turn into tuOer-
culosis and to that extent they are
dangerous. Besides the treatment
by heat, it is helpful to healing ana
comfort to have the side strapped
up with adhesive tape so tina, the
amount of motion is diminished,
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. ClendeninF Aas
seven pamphlets which can be rntaINVu ny
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 'tnlS,
For any one pamphlet desired s'nH ~
cents in coin, and a self-addressed e"Ne.,pe
stamped with a three-cent stamp t. W
Logan Clendeniug, in care Of thl9 latS''
The ]panphlets are Three Weeks k'dut-
ing Diet. indigestion and Con.tlpa't@H
Reducing and Gaming. Infant F.t'g
ing, instructions for the Treatn''nt q.
Diabetes. "Feminine Hygiene anu !"
Care OF the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

C.P. Phonephoto
In behalf of the Ambassadors and
Ministers of the American Repub-
lies, Sec. of State Hull (right), is
shown extending a cordial welcome
to President Manuel Prado of Peru
on his visit to the Pan American
Union in Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-16

Proudly smiling at her son Phlhp
is Mrs. Wendell Willkie after nls
graduation in New York from inc
U. S. Naval Reserve School aboaru
the Prairie State. He was one OF.
large group of young men to receive
a commission as ensign after an ~
tensive course aboard the vesse'
tied up to a pier in Hudson Rlvef;
Central PresD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
BuV a Bomber
Mixing Color

When mixing color. don't work
in a room that IS poorly supplied
with natural light. Never mix
color in the basement if it is 10 be
applied in other parts Of the
house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Brick Veneer
Plan Shown
Design Fe atures
Popular Model

Today'S Detroit Times House
Plan shows a brick veneer building
in low, Squatty effect The size OF
this house is very popular and has
been designed with the idea OF
coming within the defense housing
restrictions.
tft' horne is neat and d1gnltiod
~ appearance with a spacious ter
race IN front. The VcStibule has a
tile floor and a large guest closet.
All the rooms have cross Ventila-
ton.
From the living room a connect
ing hall leads 10 bedroom. bath
and stairway 10 second floor a
linen closet IS located off the hall
Each bedroom also has a closet
The working area in the kitchen
is well planned. having the sink
and CupboardS in the outside wall
and the refrigerator and range
space on the inside wall.
The basement can be arranged
in anyway that viii best accom-
modate the needs of the owner.
Four sets Of blueprints and
three sets Of specifications OF this
plan are on sale for SIS AZ Tho
Detroit Times House Plan Depart
ment. main lobby Of the Times
Building. 1870 CaSS avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Wayne RR0
Aids Survey

\ At an initial moctin~ q civic
leaders in Wayne Ma Clyde
Mabcn appointed Ernest j. True
dell. secretary Of the Board OF
Commerce. TO head the advisory
committee Of the local homes reg
iStratiOn office.
II was determined that the first
activity Of the IIRO in Wayne
would be with the help Of volun-
teen workers to make n vacancy
survey of the city and its Contlgu-
Gus rural areas in order 10 aScer-
tain the existing housing facilities
in The community. Arrangements
have been made 10 meet with the
volunteer workers representing
both Red Cross and civilian de
tense. on Monday evening, IN order
that they may be acquainted with
their duties and responsibilities.
w. Joseph STAIRS. supervisor OF
the Detroit office OF the HRO, and
Philip r. Heideman, supervisor OF
the WPA project Servlclng the
HRO. Will conduct the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Construction
Contracts Show
Increase in Al

The construction contracts that
were awarded for work and ma
terialS throughout Southern, Mich
igan during 1871 jumped more
than S59.000000 over the corre-
spending valuation for 1910. Each
of the three major claSSifications
HAD big increases.
Miles w. Beatty, Michigan man
lager of Dodge Reports, the daily
construction news service, pre-
pared a summary Of the valuation
in Southern Michigan for 1871 but
.omitted any specific comments or
the locations and types of build
|lngS included.
In a grouping Of all types Of
construction contracts awarded
Throughout Southern Michigan. a
total of S270,524,000 was found by
Dodge Reports. In 1910 the final
total was S2l1, 307 900.
Residential buildings accounted
for the largest classification total,
$131 ,0S3,000. The 1910 total was
considerably lower at Sl22 100000
NonreSidential buildings had
the second largest 1871 valuation,
with $l11,01l,000, The advance
here was from the corresponding
So 100000 in 1910
The Dodge Reports summary OF
last years construction in South
ern Michigan concluded with engi-
neering construction. In this
classification, work-apd-materialS
contracts were valued al S2S,430..
900. The year 1910 had total OF
IS26, 447 900 in engineering con
IStruCtlOn.
| RnA .. Rom hnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Automatic Firinq
Advantages Listed

ono of the principal advantages
OF automatic firing is the better
fire IL produces more thorough
combustion Of the fuel and more
heat per fuel dollar. Fuel is fed
only When required; there is no
expensive ovcr-hcating or mCon-
Portable UNDERWRITING. In the
case of automatic firing with a
Stokcr, there is an additional ad-
vantage in that better and more
SmokelesS combustion is obtained
than with hand firing. Ultimately
virtually all coal will be fired me-
chemically, the plumbing and heat
ING Industries bureau predicts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

ffthS of the total vacancies in
Detroit proper and more than
onc-thlrd of those IN the entire
area. In both cases the average
tmcdianD monthly rental asked
was So and the average size Of
the available units was four
rooms.
Almost threC-foWthS Of the
nonrpntal vacancies both IN the
city proper and in the combined
area were new dwellings under
construction. The majority of the
remaining nonrcntal vacanCie 5
were for sale; a few were unfit
for use and some were held of the
rental market for other reasons.
In addition 10 the vacant dwell
ing units. 1t is estimated that
more than j. 500 single rooms IN
occupied dwellings were available
for rent i'm the Detroit area al the
time OF the enumeration, ABOUT
Hoo Of these rooms were IN the
city itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Property Managers
Meeting tuesday

Members Of the property man
agcmont division of the Detroit
Real Estate Board will have the
present status of rent legislation
for their topic at their luncheon
meeting in the Savoyard Club at
l2:l5 p. m Tuesday. with Carl
Grawn. Detroit attorney and prop
erty owner. as chief speaker.
IL. p. Holmes. Detroit property
manager will bring a report from
Washington, where he has been
comforting with officials.
Following the talks, a round
table discussion on the whole sub
iCCt of rent control viii be held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

This frame bungalow is used by builder Joseph
Sylvan office and will be shown by appointment.
1t in Mortensen at 1859 in Berkeley, two blocks
north of 1Mle road and four blocks west of Woodward
avenue. There many other homes similar to this
one nearing completion in the neghborhood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Majority for Sale

New dwellings under conStruC-
ton at the time of the enumera-
ton accounted for approximately
onc-half of the vacancies both in
Detroit and in the extended area:
while some were being built for
owner occupancy, the majority
were TO be for sale. Only "A small
fraction Of the units under con-
Struction were to be offered tor
rent.
Vacant dwelling units available
for rent constituted about two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

-Ruv n BOMBER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Vacancy Survey
Of Local Houses
Taken by WPA

The gross vacancy rate in De-
trort was IS per cent during the
second and third weeks of Doccm-
Der. according 10 a sample survey
made 10y the WPA division Of re-
search in cooperation with local
WPA Offices. The survey, made
at the request Of the division Of
defense housing coordination, fur
Their shows that tho habitahlc
rental vacancy rate was OF per
cent: nearly one-third Of these
lacked some standard
facility.
Results Of the present survey
indicate a substantial decrease in
the proportion Of vacancies during
the last four months OF the year.
A similar survey conducted in Au-
gust found a gross vacancy rate
OF "a per cent and a habitablc
rental vacancy rate Of 0.8 pei
cent.
The addition OF a number Of the
larger suburbs of Detroit did not
materially affect the vacancy
rates. In the December survey
the gross vacancy rate for the
entire area was = per cent, while
the habitable rental vacancy rate
was the same as III Detroit alone
Housing authority projects were
not included in the survey. Emu
meratcd were more than 5000
dwelling units carefully selected
TO represent all sections of Detroit
and lis laIrnr sLLhImhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

"A Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

NHzs kw1 91gs1ohs GANG kEAlER A~E A rs CAMPA7cA9p
BOY ENERGES EpCN TIE 7EVZ AIMED nm A4c-AE Gun
u ne HORROR o. -1GLs7TE, W4OM AE AscoGt1ES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
His Father Best Man

The bridegroom father was
bt,' man and The bride
h,o'r,f~ CLAYTON and Robert
seated the guests
Dl, tu recent death IN th"
family. The reception that Was
10 take place following the cere-
Wouy was cancelled
After a short honeymoon Nh.
and Nh Tapert Will live m
their new home on Bramell
road
Billy Eothmar OF Glastonbury
rotd enjoyed his first visit 10
New York when. accompanied
by his father Dr- Emil Roth
man he toured the metropolis
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Catholic Group
Meets Monday

IS 4 finale to November ,1s
book month. Catholic Study
Club VIII feature a program 10y
Mss Catherine llauEhcy of 'he
Detroit Public Library ~ 2.3O
p. nm Monday In Tho ACTIVITIES
Building IN Parsons street
A. 1890 % u N.>, Naude
Baker Morris WI give the Soc
ord IN her series Of public
speaking lectures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Doris Otter
Married in
Wdshinston
WASHINGTON. Nov rs


TIVE stately interior Of St.
L Johns Church IN Washing
ton. -. C.. with It's white and
mahogany woodwork and red
carpeting. formed the back
ground this afternoon for The
marriage of Miss Doris Otter
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence f.. Otter of Apple Tower,
Bloomfield Hills, To Capt Robert
Lee Graham Jr, OF Washington,
the son Of Mrs. Robert Lee Ora
ham OF Charlotte. " c..
The Rev. John Magee read
the service al 4 O'Clock On tho
altar were bouquets Of white
chrySanthemumS and branchcd
candelabra.
The bride. given In marriage
by her father, was regal IN "A
princess model Of white velvet.
fashioned with "A deep sweet
heart neCklIne and long fitted
sleeves with points over the
wrists. and a long tram a full
veil Of white illusion fell 10 the
edge OF the train from pearl
tiara. She carried white orchids
with SPRAYS OF tiny white but
terf1v orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Sisters Attendants

The brides two sisters were
her only attendants. VI s
Phoebe AS mad Of honor and
MISS julie as junior bridesmaid.
Beth-worr etidtftt- tioot--irnfttt
frOCks Of sky blue falllc when
were made with Gtted bodIcc>
with three SllG folds forming
OF The shoulder nCcIfineS and
full skirts with SELF runlc-
circling them and extending up
the front TO the waiS'lIn"
Pale blue ostrich tips IN 'hC"
hair. blue ballet slippers .to
white gloves and tiny holqgc
OF Volc'> completed p'gm
straight from Cooley Lao.
Book.
II Travis Tatlo- Brown Ua-
best man for Captain Graham
tSherS Included CAPT Jo-cph
Greenwood DONaI3 NCN"I. Ji.
Alan F. Walker Jr and Il
sydney Prince.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Film and Lecture
At Yacht Club

THIS Is YOUR AMERICA
color film and lcrWc by
Francis r Limo VIII bo held at
the Crosse Porto Yacht Cuh.
$50 p IN. Sunday December Z.
Made with special war de-
partmen, permit. the film shows
what America from coast 10
coast. is dong 20 win the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Mrs. Luke in Capital

Mrs James VI. Luke Of Dexter
boulevard Us visiting friends and
relatives IN Washington -. G.,
and Maryland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

= trailer across Awor.5 Som
oi luJ-, attending WcTC
NE--F- ANy Nl-u.rUz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Stdssen Visions
World Highway

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (INS).-
Gov. Harold f. Stassen of Mime
sofa emissions a postwar world OF
closer cooperation and friendli-
ness, with gigantic highways max
ing neighbors Of the hemispheres.
In speech to the Illinois Road
Builders Association. he chal.
lenged the members ito lift their
sights TO the construction tasks
OF an America determined to in.
crease the distribution of goods tc
its people and to the construction
tasks of an America taking q
leadership in future relations be-
tween the peoples Of the world"
I'VE should visualize the great
air development of the postwar
period and plan ahead for It."
the governor continued. "Great
airports linked by super high
ways to railroad centers, to bus
depots, to metropolitan centers,
to ocean ports and to highway
networks, should be q major
postwar development.
The Alaska highway should
become, with q short ferry at
tho Boring Strait, highway to
the Orient I'm the decades ahead.
A Pan-American highway to and
through Central America should
bring all the Americas closer
together"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Churchill Warns
Of Dangers 10 Come

HARROW. England, Nov. 10
INS).-Prime Minister Churchill,
most distinguished living "old
boy" of famous Harrow School,
today told the 'teen-age youngsters
of his alma mater that success
is attending our arms"
In an impromptu speech during
a surprise visit to the old institu-
ton just outside London, the prime
minister warned that there are
many dangers and receptions still
besetting us"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

other than that OF a rubber STAMP
for the administration.
1.-THE Pacific victory OF the
last weekend, glorious ~ IL
seems to have been. docs not
cancel the fact that Congress
has been left In the dark "a to
developments on which to base
Its financial and other policies"
said Rep. w. Sterling Cole Of
New York. who also signed the
letter to Vinson.
The other signers are William
II. Wheat of Illinois, James w
Mott of Oregon and William E.
Hess OF Ohio.
They issued assurances that
they were endeavoring TO keeI
their movement for an exploration
OF Pacific events on a non-partisaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Some Don'ts y"
for PimpIes

Don't scratch - don't squeeze
pimples-you may infect yourself.
Don't suffer from itching OF PIN.
pies. Eczema. angry red blotches
or other irritations. when soothing
Petersons Ointment offers you
quick relief Makes the skin look
better, feel better: Csc all drug
gists Money back N one application
does not delight YOU. PeteTson's Oint
ment siso soothes irritated. tired or
itchy feet and cracks between toee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
DEMAND HEARINGS

Last Monday the FIVE sent 10
tinson a formal letter, demanding
that he call the hearings, particu-
larry probing last weeks asser-
tionS by Rep. Melvin J. Mas Of
Minnesota. colonel of the marine
corps reserve. who while recently
on active duty, fought ut Guadal-
tanal. that complete victory can
not be accomplished in the Pa
cific without a basic change IN
United States policies.
4 The letter was dispatched after
Ninson had turned down an infor-
nal request for the hearings from
Rep. John z. Anderson OF Cali
fornia. one Of the signers.
Z Vinson said he believed the peo-
pie were satisfied with Pacific
war operations, and had voted
against Democratic congressman
November 3. merely because theyI
resented loss Of personal comforts
In the war program,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
House Probe of Pacific War
To BE Pushed Despite Victory
COP Members Seek
TO Restore Faith
in Navy COMMUNICATES
Nv RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Tunes Washington Baresa

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--De-
spiie soaring enthusiasm this week
over the Nays solomon Islands
victory. five Republican members
of the House naval affairs COM
mittee said today they would con-
tinue determined pressure for a
secret survey by the House OF all
Pacific war events since Pearl
Earhor.
The Senate naval affairs COM
raittee already has started its own
review Of the war with the Japa-
snese with the idea, according 10
members, Of restoring confidence
in war communiqueS.
The first objective OF the five
congressman, they stated, is TO
.overrule Chairman Carl Unison
of the House naval affairs COM
mittce in ms refusal 10 call com
rnittee hearings which would re-
suit in a report 10 a closed SEES
sion of the House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Knox Praises
.AdmirdIs for
Pacific Victory

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 (JNS)
Secretary of the Navy Frank
Knox today sent personal mes
sages OF congratulations to the
United States Pacific fleet com
manders responsible for the mag
nificent victory" over the Japa-
nese in the Battle OF the Solomon
Islands.
To Admiral Chester w. Nimitz
commander in chief of the Pacific
fleet, Knox said:
1.-THE latest triumph OF the
United States Pacific fleet I'm the
South Pacific has added n mag
nificent page to the glorious
history of the. navy OF the United
States.
INSPIRES NATION
''To you I wish to extend my
whOlehearted congratulations.
THE entire nation Il inspired
and uplifted by the gallant ex-
ploits OF the American forces In
the last few days"
In a message TO Vice Admiral
William F. Halsey, commanding in
the South Pacific, Knox said:
Tho whole nation has been
lifted and inspired by the mag
nificent svictory which you and
your men and those OF the army
and marine corps have won over
q powerful enemy whose forces
exceeded your own In ships and
men.
Speaking for myself and tho
entire navy, 1 wish to convey to
you the thrill of satisfaction and
pride which the service feels as
q result OF the resolution and
courage displayed. Your gallant
exploits In recent days have en-
riched the record of the Ameri-
can navy for all time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Gunner If
He's O. K. for Air Forces,
But Not Draft Board

KEESLER FIELD. Miss, Nov
l9 QNS) Pvt. Arthur Hazen is
healthy enough for the army air
forces but not for his draft board
A volunteer, he passed the rigid
physical examination for aerial
gunnery training.
Hazen scratched his head today
as he studied a notice from his
draft board in Weyauwega, Wis,
stating he had been placed in
class Az because of physical de-
fectS.
Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
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