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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
ocalBowlers Invade
Saginaw on Saturday
Big Prize List at Stote Meet Inviting;
City KesIers Fill Sunday Doubles Squod

Hopeful Of winning some share
OF the more than $4,000 in
prizes that will be distributed in
the five-man and doubles events
of the Michigan State Bowling
tournament, a urge squad of
Mount Clemens k e & RS will
Journey to Saginaw this week
end to participate in the big
show.
The huge meet, which occu-
pies weekend dates only on the
20 drives Of the Hess Brothers
Recreation, started on Jan. 3 and
will wind up on Sunday. April
%. Mount Clemens bowlers will
take TO the lanes in the team
event on Saturday and in the
two-man competition Sunday.
LARGE PRIZE LIST
A total Of S6,459 is TO be dis
tributed among l55 prize win
ners in the fivc-man match while
$50 bowlerS will split prize
melon of $3.50 in the singles
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Leader Absent,
But Keeps Place

Absent from play last night,
Spruce Inn nevertheless main
tanned its edge in the Big Twelve
League as the second-place
Johnnie's Bar team lost a pair
Of starts to e. j Novelty.
Only one sweep was marked
in the league, that by the Blue
Rock quintet over Denewith Hi
Speed. Two-gamC win n > r s
were: Early Birds, Owls Club
and Bills Five.
Charlie Hess, anchor men on
the last named team, missed a
big chance at 700, but hit 665
f. high series honors in the
league. Starting with a 24l, Hess
kept pace with a 244 in his sec
ond game tefore sliding off 70
1870 in his final start. His pa
was top single.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Bowling
Winners
Listed

Only three pins separated the
scores of the winners and run
ner-ups in the two top classes
Of the Sportsmen's Sweepstakes
bowling tournament according
to final standings announced in
RoScville this week.
Close to $500 in prize money
was distributed among % en-
tries in. the four classes of the
tournament, according to Man
ager Roy +. Cobcan who di-
rected the rolling of the
classics.
In Class A, the Vans Five
with a ktal of 2766 topped the
division. Class B winner was
Louis Odor with a total Of
2679. Louis Martz entry took
top honors in the Class G bowl
ing with a total of 2655, while
Joe Della won the Class D with
a total of 1924.
Final Standings and prizes
we're as follows:
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Macomb Alleys Continue to Battle Tourney Team
Girls Will
Practise
Next Week

First softball practise for the
Fisher Towers team will be held
at 7 o'clock on Griffith Field
next Thursday, Bill LaCroix,
manager of the girls team an
nounced today.
The Fisher Towers nine, WIN
ner of the Blue Water League
last summer, will open its sched-
ule i'm an exhibition game on
April % with the Diamond Crys-
tai Salt team of ST Clair. First
league game is on May IA and
the members of the league VIII
play twice weekly during the
summer, on Tuesdays and Thurs"
days.
Virtually the same team that
won the crown for Mount Glenn
ems last vear is expected to take
the field in the opener, though
LaCroix said today that a half
dozen or so girls who have ex-
pres c d a wish for a tryout
would be given a chance in early
season tits.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
damned Gym
Seen for Bouts
Mount Clemens Boy
Wins in Post Fight O.

With five good bouts assured
for the finals of the Selfridge
Field Boxing Tournament to-
morrow night, Post A & r Of
ficcrs today predicted a capac-
ity crowd for the show, slated
t. start at 7;30.
D A large crowd Of soldiers COM
fortably filled the gym last
night and the SRO sign is eX-
peCted tomorrow when the sew
eral units of the Post Will be
backing their respective favor
ties.
Chicago boxers dominated the
entry lists for the prelims last
night along with Michigan
punchers. One Mount Clemens
fighter, Henry Murphy, fought,
winning his 10 pound bout.
Results Of last nights fights:
135-Sam Herkowitz, Detroit,
defeated Richard Kishkunas,
Chicago: Johnny Sweet. Pontiac,
defeated George Harris, Mid
dletown, Ill
147-Frank Zitmont, Chicago,
defeated Harry Fitzgibbons, Phil
delphia.
16O-Art Brown, Chicago, de-
feated Leonard Glowiak, Bay
City. Mich.
17O-HeDry Murphy, MONT
Clemens, defeated Don Warren,
Highland Park.
Heavyweight-Willard Lesh-
inski, Chicago, defeated Ed Lor-
elk, Cleveland; Marion Christie,
Colfax, Illinois, defeated Har-
old Harris, Detroit.
Schedule for the finals: Her
kowitz VS.. Sweet, 1875; Zjgmont
VS.. Bob Crosse, Brooklyn, TAT;
Brown VS.. Leonard Bennett, De
troit, 100; Murphy VS.. Victo
Gaulkee, Detroit, 10; Leshin-
ski VS.. Christie, heavyweight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Cities Service
Maintains Margin

With only three games scpar-
ating them, Cities Service, in
first place in the Minor League,
and Glefke Company continued
TO keep pace with one another
last night. Both quintets won a
pair OF starts.
Not a sweep went into the
books, as Havcl Sales, McEvoy
q BridenbauGh and Brandon
burg Treasures marked two
game victories.
Sikh un q re d series were
strangely lacking in the loop.
and Charlie Walters 500 for the
First National Bank was high
Serie score; Eddie Stadler's 235
for the same team was high sin
gle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
In This Corner
YANkS DON'T NEED TO PLAY THIS YEAR;
THEY'RE ALREADY SAFE AT
HOME, SAY EXPERTS
BY DENNIS BROWN

Baseball fans who follow American League will get
surprise this when they find that only clubs
participating
The eighth, the New York Yankees, will be about
league time public appearance tour
where they will of juggling and Hungarian
folk dances Their play will have effect on the league
standings.
Having won American loop title the world champ
past years the Yankees auto
macay year and have only to punch the
clock regularly order win the again AS fore
league spnerng fences field with their power hit
ting generally checking the ambitions of revolutionary
parties.
HERE'S OBITUARY OF VICTIMS
among the other clubs there is little choice IN
but here the obituary of victims
White Sox House rules last year prohibited the
having base time and the club
many pop-up flies that manager Jimmy Dykes got
crck his neck watching them. Improved hitting would
make this good pitching club heavy threat.
Third The Red Sox have led the club batting list
paced by Ted Williams who Wanded
magic year Present regulations call for both sides
bat however pitching famous Boston
beans. 49,
Fourth st. end idle chatter about selling
Omaha Los Angeles the abognes
CITY jokes these expected
o finish in the first division.
SAD SEASONS SANS BOB TELLER
Fifth latter half of Omitted We Stand
Divided Fall" ruined the Indians in previous
they find that united standing without Bob Feer
gone the Navy has the answer
Sixth, Washington If the Senators keep "Bobo' Newsom
sparkling year. the sale of aspern in
will enjoy boom Also the Senators will finish about
paragraphs the
Seventh, Tigers promise to be great drawing
they sign with the ThreeEye League. Poor
pitching poor hitting Barney McCoskey and slow nield are
the prospects.
Eighth Philadelphia: Deep heart of rut the
Connie Macks Athletics They have two legs last place
and need only in the BOBBY position to
retire the travelling trophy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Virginia Madaus
Posts POI Game

Wolverine Potato Chips, in
second place in the Wednesday
Night League, won a pair of
starts from their loop leading
arch rival, Bauman's Radio last
night, but still e. 49, 49,: 49, e13'y
games out of the top spot. Only
one sweep was marked in the
the league, Anderson Neon
measuring Rosso Sports.
Two game wins were by
Johnson's and Tassie Tavern.
Virginia Madaus posted a 2Ol
game for LaCroix & Groesbeck
for singles honors.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
House Team, AAA
in Tight Battle

DeadloCkcd again after both
teams had won two games from
their opponents, the Macomb
Recreation and AA.A. teams Of
the Ladies League today appear
ed ready for a great stretch bat.
tie for honors in he loop
The Macomb Rec five won its
two starts from City Dairy while
the AAA team won over HowiC
Super Service, losing its one
game by five pins. Only sweep in
the league was by BreitmeyCr
Flowers over Lakeside Fuel
Elsie Zimmerman 457 was
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Crosse Poinie League
Invites Outside Teams

The Crosse Pointe Baseball
League, now being organized
tor the coming season, today
announced it would acce p (
membership applications from
teams outside its former area.
Team Managers of Glass B
teams are asked to contact Rus
sci Gregg at Niagara 2070 or
William SChcrrcr at Niagara
9540 for further information on
the league rules and Setup.
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Sport Shorts
GENIUS PAYS OFF

MIAMI, Fla, April 9-lP)-
Kerry Rainey, Miami high
school pitcher, felt he'd win a
baseball game if he held the OPP
position hitless long enough.
a week ago he pitched seven
hitIcss innings against Kentucky
Military Academy, only TO lose
. TO O-when his teammates
m.dc six errors.
But ne came back to hold Fc"t
Lauierdale not only hitlesS but
runless for nine innings and NJ
ami won, 8 TO 0.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
AT the ALLEYS

Sweeps were in fashion and
Srohs' Beer measured Norm
ington's while Koppitz Silver
Star trounced the Mount Glenn
ems Savings Bank in other
matches.
Bob DeFranciS scored double
honors as he marked a 225-l95-
go for Seven-Up to take the
high series count with a $50 and
high single on the go. Other GOO
series went TO Jack McInerncy
who hit 623 with high game Of
222 for Jim & Sons and Hank
LaCroix, Who chalked a COS ard
213 for Frankcnmuth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Opening Track Meet Postponed

cold and rainy skies. At the
same time, there has been little
chance to work on the track,
which has yet TO be rolled.
First meet was scheduled with
Algonac on the local field to-
morrow, but its postponement
until Wednesday, April %, will
make the Border Cities League
opener with Fordson, on Friday,
April IT, the initial meet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Adult Gym Classes
Are Discontinued

EAST DETROIT 49, Miss Bet
~ Clcland, instructor, today an
nounced that adult SWITCHBOARD
and badminton classes in the
East Detroit High School have
been definitely discontinued.
This action resulted because
the high school gymnasium was
unavailable equentl y on
nights that classes we're suppos-
ed to be in session.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Baseball Candidates
Asked 10 Report

observation-disclosures for
the Roseville Creamery Baseball
club are asked to be present for
practise sessions on Friday even
ing and Sunday at 200 p, m.
The tryouts will be held at
Cox Field on Twelve Mile road
near BeaConsfield.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Forty 0uinis
Shoot; 81 Fall
Below Average
Eagles No. | Moves
into Second; Strohs
Tops in PinfoIl

The battling alleys of the Ma
comb Recreation continued TO
spread destruction among the
scores Of quintctS shooting IN
the Second Annual Mount Glenn
ens-Macomb Recreation tourna-
mcnt last night, with the result
that only two Of the Is teams
shooting went ovcr-aveTagc.
Forty teams have lined up on
the drives in the three nights of
competition, and of that group
only six have been able to top
their average; four of the select
class went over on Tuesday. Still
leading the p rade is"Hubarth &
SChott, a quintet which calls the
MaComb alleys home" With an
average adjusted TO the CaSs
Avenue spot, the LumbCrjaCks
smashed out a l6l-ovcr-aVcragc
score on Tuesday, a figure not
approached last night.
SECOND AND THIRD
The two teams which moved
into the lists last night took over
the second and third places
Shooting a count Of 2097, 40 pins
over their mean, the Eagles No.
one paced by Louis AmiclS with
$50, took the runnerup pOsitio J.,
followed by Kibblcs Toggery in
Third, % pins over; Kibbles as
led bS Dorm Martell with a 500.
SiXAhundrcd series remained
as elusive as hare in the brush,
but Henry Schans of the Sham
rock GCill & Bar team of Utica,
who has\a 700 series to his cred
it this season, came close when
he posted a 1913. Starting with a
21l, he added 192-190 for the
top triple of the tourney.
2i3 TOR SINGLE .
A 243 by Dave Goerig in his
opener for Smokers Inn was
high single game of the evening.
At the same time, the Seven-Up
quintet went into the bottom
spot of the tourney by dropping
362 pins below its 2769 average,
falling 1872 pins below in its
opener.
a complete revision of the act
ual pinfall standings was made
with Stroh'S Beer, hitting 25l2,
taking over first; the count, how
ever, was 155 below their aver
age The Jr. O. u. A. M. team
marked 2460 for second follow
ed by Mount Clemens Savings
Bank, 2452; Shamrock Grill G.
Bar, 2431; and Smokers Inn,
PALS.
Sixteen more teams will take
to the lanes tonight in an effort
TO upset the standings. Tomor-
row night will be the final for
the fiyc-man event; minor
events are slated for the Mount
{ | @ m ems Recreation drives,
starting on Monday.
Schedule of teams for tonight
is as follows.
7 o'clock; Stewart Sales -
Lakeside Fuel, Ushcrs Club -
Pepsi Cola Koppitz Silver Stcr
johnson Service, Mt. Clemens
Rose Gardens - Duncan's Log
Cabin.
8 o'clock: Macs Bar - City
News Depot AItes Lager -
Trombley Construction, Theut
Sherifis - Spruce Inn. Hacks
Hi-Specd-Baunow Drug.
Schedule for Friday.
7 o'clock: Family Tavern -
Gray S Hamburger Bar, Hi
Speed Gas-GrIms Service, Car
ling Beer - ASHER Rosevillc,
B ill's Recreation and Jerry S
Bar.
8 o'clock: Vans Barber Shop
-RosevilIe Recreation, Eschcn-
burg Tires-Van's Five. RoChes-
ter Merchants No 2-InSpcction.
(NIt. Elliott job Settlers, (NIt.
ElliotD and Tool Room, (Mt
Elliott.
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Seuen-Up Gains
Slightly on Leader

SEVENTH gained slightly on
the loo p-leadinj Eschenburg
Tires in the Al League last
night, sweeping the Franken-
muth Team while the leader was
cropping a pair of starts to Jim
& Sons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
ATCHISON, Kas., April Up

ATCHISON, Kas., April Up
Coach Marty Peters of Little
st. Benedict's college is taking
a ribbing about the out-of-stat
complexion of his first string
football lineup in spring prac-
tise.
Three Of the starters are from
Illinois, two each from Connect
cut, Nebraska and Missouri, and
the other two from Ohio and
Wisconsin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09

Cold weather and a uncondi-
toned track have forced the
poStponemcnt of Mount Clemens
highs opening track meet, orig
inally scheduled for tomorrow,
Coach Theron Tompkihs an
nounced this morning.
The weather has placed a Sc
we're handicap on workouts. and
q majority Of the drills have
been forced indoors because of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Fights
Last Night
Bv the Associated Press


DETROIT -- Frank Zamaris,
80, East Orange, n. j.. knocked
out Charlie Roth, 1872, Cincin-
natl, t2).
Oakland. Calf. - Earl Turn
cr, l47, Richmond, Calf, knock
cd out Eddie MCGccvcr, 142.
Scranton, Pa, 90.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
City Marble Tournament
SPONSORED BY DAILY MONITOR AND
DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION)

Name Age .....,..
The tournament will be held the rear Mount Glenn
High School starting April % at pm. Contestants
must fiji out this entry blank and mail 10 to the Daily Monitor
or turn II i'm TO the sports department Of this newspaper The
entry dcadInn is April %.
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Booster squads, of which only
one from Mount Clemens is en-
tered, will divide Sl,237, 100
quintets sharing the money.
With eight teams from the ma
lor league shooting for prizes in
the five-man event and an entire
squad Of the Bath City's best
keglerS aiming at the prize list
IN the tWo-man event, several
awards seem assured for Mount
Clemens.
The schedule for Mount Glenn
ems boWlerS:
SATURDAY F.. NJ.
Booster, Five Man-P h S
Sales, Auto Dealers League.
Five Man, Regular Event
Rosso Sport Shop, Blue Rock
Cafe, Schans (Engels of Utica,
Goebeps, Altes Lager, Dads
Rustic Restaurant, Priehs' Sales,
OldbruS-all of the Major League.
SUNDAY 10 A. Nj.
DoubleS-Bill Woolcott and
Louie Dopp; Dorland Smith and
George Kilgus, Fred Schock and
Dave Smith. Vs.
ll:40 A. NJ.
Doubles-G Gorge Caldwell
and George VanBecelaire, Al
Hallett and Norm LaCroix, Ber-
nard RoSSo and Jack Flaacke,
Sam Levine and Ed Zimmerman,
George Bentley and Hank La
Croix.
Al TeWes and Charles Kraft,
Andy Furton and Spike Paul
sen, Walter Graencr and Al
Clauw (Utica), Hank Schans and
Hank HeumilIer (Utica), Mike
Murphy and Emmett Quinn,
George Noteboom and Les Fred
eriCk, John Hickman and Har-
ry Gahlau, Mel Frederick and
Al Glefke.
Clinton Irwin and Floyd
Frederick, Eddie Stadler and
Russ Miller, Harry Albrecht and
Peg Moore, Russ Wilson and Err
ME Mattingly, Frank Priehs and
Oscar ZOelling, Erve Egle and
Les IRVINE.
l:20 =. NJ.
Doubles - II AIRY Saunders
and Bill McCracken, Bill Held
and Harold Elliot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09

OMAHA, Ncb., April 8-lP)-
Dick Leigh Ak Sar-Bcn race
meeting secretary, will draw his
entire salary i'm defense bonds
this year. Glad 10 do it, he
said as he signed a contract cm-
bodying that plan. Ak Sar- Ben
directors announced earlier most
Of the profits from the meeting,
May rs TO July !, would 90 to-
ward the war effort.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
GOOD CONDITION

MOUNT RAINIER, w $ h,
April - LP) $780, Use of the Sill
yer Skies race course by army
mountain troops in training here
has put the ski run in its best
condition for start OF the com
petition tomorrow.
Many of the soldiers, iuClud-
ing some of the nations best
will bid for honors over the
tricky course. which drops near
~ 5000 feet i'm 313 miles.
DENVER. April 9 - lP) II
was hail and farewell for Jump
ing Jack NCCraCken player
coach of the Denver ToGtons, n.
A. a. u. champions, at a dinner
given in his honor last night.
The veteran is transferring his
basketball allegiance 60 the Phil
lips team Of BartICSy0Ilc. Okla.
runncrs-up in this years tourna-
mcnt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09

high series while Helen Heck
mann bowling for the house
team had high game Of 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

tivlty. n1alnutrition, incorrect foot
wear and inherited defects.
Is it difficult to acquire good
posture? The answer is no.
A few exercises daily and for
nation of the habit of extending
the spine fully and standing as
tall as possible will solve the
problem.
The following exercises are used
in the outstanding orthopedic and
posture clinics:
The first and most important
exercise is the contraction and
relaxation of the b d ON i n a !
muscles
This exercise is given TO elimi-
nate exaggerated curves IN the low
or back and 10 strengthen the alb
dominal muscles, the most i'm
portant factor in maintaining good
posture, so a person will hold the
waistline fiat and the body erect.
AbDOMtNAL ENEhNlob
In doing this exercise, the move
ment should be confined to the
lower abdominal region. without
changing the position of the chest.
The terms "A" position and ID"
position will be used 10 describe.
respectively, the contraction and
the relaxation Of the muscles in
performing the exercise.
The "A" position will typify the
best position of the abdominal
muscles, the ID" position the re-
Taxed position of these muscles
without flattening the chest.
This exercise may be done
either lying down or standing:
Lie with knees bent, feet fiat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

We could fill this newspaper
with the statements of praise
and endorsement that we have
received from the users of
Gillian. Among them you
might find the names Of
friends, relatives or neigh
bors who are now feeling fit
and enjoying life because they
took Gillian to rid themselves
from the agonies of stomach,
liver, and kidney disorders.
They make these statements
willingly and gladly because
they want to help others, who
suffer as they did, regain the
good health that makes life
worth living.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
"What Is This "hatural"
Medicine?

Gillian Is a new, advanced med
ical compound containing juices
from 10 health-giving herbs, that Is
prepared according to a scientific
formula to bring You Health From
The Good Earth" 1t is taken before
meals, and mixes with the food In
ones stomach, thus helping to
eliminate the poisons that foster
stomach troubles and TO permit the
kidneys and liver TO function prop
erIy. 1t usually acts within 10 min
utes to stop gas pains, sourness,
bIoat, and belching. Users say IL
will not grippe or nauseate you like
ordinary liver medicines. IL tends
TO make your liver more active and
TO clear away the old bile from your
system. At the same time, Gillian
relieves sluggish kidneys, backache.
But, IL you really want to dis
cover what Gillian can do for you,
read what these Detroit men and
women say Gillian has done for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

body, contracting muscles without
help of hands three 10 six times.
Shoulders should not be lifted and
exercise should end with "a posi-
ton.
Take a cord with a weight at
tached and suspend it at the side
of the individual so il will pass
near the front of the ear.
This line. when the posture Is
correct, will pass through the
middle of the shoulder, hip, knee
and forward part of the foot just
anterior to the ankle.
If the posture is not correct
HYPNOSIS, lordoSiS or ScolioSisl,
the head, neck and trunk will not
form a straight line.
THE fourth in this series Of
physical fitness lessons will APP
pear i'm tomOrrow's Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

caused by maintaining a STOPPING
posture habltualiy.
LordoSiS. or swap back is
most noticeable 10y protruslon OF
the abdomen
ScolioSiS. or lateral Curvlture
Of the spine. Is a condition where
the spine has one or more curves.
and generally one shoulder higher
than the other.
Most cases Of poor posture can
be corrected. since they are due TO
faulty habits and lack of posture
consciousness.
Faulty posture also can he
caused however by weak muscles
because OF insufficient physical ac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Roosevelt Signs Vote Bill

WASHINGTON, Sept. II (UP).
President Roosevelt today signed
a bill designed to permit members
of the armed forces, regardless OF
where they are stationed. to vote
in federal elections by absentee
ballot. The servicemen are spe-
officially exempt from paying poll
taxes and meeting state registra-
ton requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Would Double Up With Pains

Here's what Mrs. Whitmore has
to say: For 20 years I suffered
from stomach trouble, indigestion
and constipation. I would have gas
pains so bad that / would simply
double up. 1 had no appetite. was con-
stipated, and suffered from severe kid
ney and back aches. 1 couldn't sleep
and became SO rundown that wasn't
able to work steady. Since taking
Gillian I no longer have those terrible
gas pains nor feel bloated. My appetite
and digestion are improved. the pains
in NV kidneys and back have stopped.
and INV bowels are regulated. Every
body should know what wonderful
medicine GILLIAN In and what Il can
do for anyone who suffers.H