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Evening star., 1942-03-15
Naussavians Flock 10 Meet
Incominq Air Clippers

NASSAU, Nassau Province, Ba-
hamas, March 14.-This minded
resort, which Is enjoying its fastest
and most convenient air transporta-
ton In history, Is proud Of its hand
some new Pan American Airways
once buildings at Oakes Field, as
proud as any typical American small
town used to be Of the new railroad
station"
Despite its plethora of celebrities
and its vaunted cosmopolitanism,
this peaceful capital of the Bahamas
is one with all small towns every
where, and meeting the Clipper"
here is the 1912 counterpart of that
ancient and honorable small-town
United States institution, "meetin'
the evenin' mail"
Streamline the MidWestern depot,
transport 1t to semi-tropical set
ting of sunshine and palms, then
substitute luxurious Bahama Clip
pers for the puffing railroad train,
and you'll have Nassau's equivalent
of the small towns delight in
modern transportation.
The recently completed P. A. A.
once building at Oakes Field. sup
plementing the main P. A. A. build
ing on Bay street, adjoining the
seaplane base. puts the emphasis on
hospitality. 1t was constructed by
Sir Harry Oakes. philanthropic
Nassauvian, with the advice of P.
A. A. Incoming passengers can now
be passed through immigration and
customs usually within or 10
minutes. To increase efficiency,
there are separate facilities for out
going passengers. The heart of the
new buildings is spacious waiting
room, furnished with gaily uphols-
tered easy chairs in a Bahamian
motif.
The Clippers now operate on a
seven-day-a-week schedule between
Miami and Nassau, making the
scenic hop in a little more than an
hour.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
SondhiIIs SteepIechose
Scheduled Murch 2l

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c.. March
14.-Leading Eastern stables are
sending entries for the five big races
of the eighth annual Sandhills
Steeplechase to be run over the
Barber Estate course March 81.
The Sandhills event opens the
spring hunting meetings.
Richard Wallach, jr., of Warren
ton. Va, racing secretary of the
sandhills Steeplechase and Racing
Association, said that purses will re-
main the same as last year.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Liner Seized by Mexico

MEXICO CITY, March 14.-The
seized former German liner Orinoco
has been withdrawn from the Tam
pico-New York run and Gonzalo
Abaunza, general manager of the
Mexican Navigation Co., said he had
been ordered to put the 9,660-ton
liner at government disposal as
soon as possible. 1t is now named
the Puebla.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Ann Arbor Victory Book
Campaign Well Received

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. 14-Near-
ly 1000 books have been collected
in Ann Arbor's Victory Book cam.
paign which has been open for
two days.
Collection stations win be open
today and tonight at the Michigan
League. Michigan Union and all
University Libraries and dormi-
tories. Books may be brought 70
the public library from 9 a. m. until
?. m.
Another book.receivinE depot
will be open in the armory until
800 in the morning until 500 at
night, where Harold Brooks, repre-
senting the American Legion, and
members OF Zeta Beta Tau fraterni-
" will be on duty.
Sunday, books may be taken 10
the League and the Union. The
campaign will end Sunday, and
books will be sorted and packed
Monday and Tuesday TO be ready
for shipment TO Army camps and
naval stations
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Tulsa Hospitals to Allow
Papas to Look at Juniors

Tulsa, Okla, FEB. LAP Well,
maybe fathers aren't Just surplus
age when baby shows up.
They've just about got the Tulsa
hospitals 10 concede the point and
let them have a look at Junior be-
fore he goes home.
The consensus OF the doctors and
hospital officials summed up 10 I'll
the public doesn't like our regula-
tons, we won't enforce them.
II vas evident that the public
expectant members OF the floor
walking sex at least didn't like
those new ones which they said
wouldn't let them get look at their
children until they were at least
10 days or two weeks old.
The new rules not only prohib-
tied the fathers from holding the
babies or being in the room where
they nursed. but denied them the
right 10 have the nurse hold the
babe up in front OF the nursery
window on display.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

tiers by order Of the Mexican gov
eminent and will settle in the in
terror. subject to official surveil-
lance.
The fishing industry off Mexico's
Pacific Coast. once dominated by
Japs, has teen under Mexican con
troll for some time. with the present
movements of every vessel larger
than a rowboat accounted for.
An intere sting feature OF the re
ports that Japanese fishermen
had been taking depth soundings in
nearby waters Is that these Japs
II they have so troubled them
selves. will some day be chagrined
to learn that minutely detailed ny
Geographic charts. giving the sound
ings OF this coast or any other coast
could be bought from Uncle Sam al
a very nominal charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
MEX|CANS SET
AGAINST JAP AN
LOWER CALIFORNIA SHORES
TO BE GUARDED BY
CARDENAS FORCES

ENSENADA, Lower California
INS-Virtually the whole weight OF
the Mexican army today is being
prepared for any possible Japanese
attack against the Lower Caifor.
mia shores.
A steady patrol OF the coastline
by air. land and sea now Is main
tanned by the Mexican defense fore
es under command OF former Presi-
dent General Lazaro Cardenas.
The strategic importance Of Low
er California is emphasized by the
fact its shores have not been left
cut in the coastal defense plans OF
the United States Army and Navy,
since a powerful defense effort is
necessary here TO meet any posi-
Die challenge.
ReInforeements for Bay Area
One OF the word greatest bays.
Magdalena. approximately 500 miles
south OF the United States border.
repeatedly would be extremely sus-
ceptible 70 attack by far-ranging
enemy varships. Strong reinforce
ments are planned for the bay area
IL IS said that coast war strate-
gists have previewei a hypothetical
Japanese thrust against the Pacific
defense area in the form OF three
way diversional attack along the
Aleutian Islands 70 Alaska. against
Hawaii. and simultaneously against
Magdalena Bay.
Any Japanese successes in the
southern half OF Lower California
would gravely imperil San Diego's
huze aircraft production effort To
dos Santos Bay. in itself believed al
most as vulnerable to attack from
the sea as Magdalena, lies too close
20 the expanding ring OF protection
around san Diego TO give the Japs
much hope OF effecting an occupa
ton there. even II diversion o.
American armed forces to the north
should occur
Only through control OF one or
more OF Lower California's vital
lays could the japanese hope 10
wrest a base for operations against
the Americas and the two democra-
cies consequently are actively unit
ing TO see that this does not hap.
pen.
No Enemy Bases
Lower California, a land so near
the United States In terms Of air
miles. but far away as regards &C
feasibility by land. has provided
some OF the best scare stories to
come out OF the West Coast war
zone However, the Mexican patrols
have failed to discover any enemy
refueling bases and no Japanese
subramine nests had been sighted
at this writing.
The Magdalena garrisons have re-
ported neither planes nor carriers.
The male japanese population OF
the peninsula is exactly $50. count
ing male children and the elderly.
All japanese. men and women. are
leaving the coasts and nothern from
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Mrs. Arthur W. Bromage
New Community Fund Head

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. l4-Suc-
ceeding Or. Charles ". Brashares
az head OF the Ann Arbor Com
mun!ty Fund. directors recently
chose Mrs. Arthur W. Bromage.
wife Of Prof. Bromage, OF the
University political science depart
ment faculty.
Mrs. Bromage is the Arst WON
al TO be. president OF the Fund
since Us establishment In 1921 She
has been an active board member
for two years and for the past year
had been vice president.
Others chosen were Prot. John F.
Dawson. vice president; Herman T.
Wayne Meadows and Mrs. Frank
Carson, directors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Ann Arbor News
Ambassador to Speak
on OratoriCal Series

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. l4--Ap-
pearing in the University Oratorical
Association lecture in Hill Audi
forum Tuesday night at Sis p.
m. will be Hugh Gibson, ambassa-
dor 10 Belgium and Brazil. The
speaker recently has returned from
a one and one-half year residence
in England and Europe. Mr.. Glib
son will talk on The International
Situation as Viewed Through the
Eyes OF an American Observer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
TO INCREASE BUDGET

Detroit. Feb. l4-INS-At least
1000 WPA employees in Wayne
county will find their food budget
increased by about 80 per cent, ac-
cording to G.. r. Harris. welfare de-
partment superintendent, who to-
day announced the federal food
stamp plan would be extended to
the workers on Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. l4-An-
nouncement is being made of the
marriage OF Miss Carmenia Gibson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Gibson, and Gene Vowel. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vowel The
ceremony took place last week in
fpsilanti. The couple are resid-
Ing in Ann Arbor where Mr.. 20
well is employed by King-Seeley
Corp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
TO BE EXAMINED

East Lansing. Mich. Feb. 14-All
male students OF Michigan State
College will be required to take
physical education beginning March
20. according to a ruling passed by
the college faculty committee Mon
day. The ruling affecting an esti-
mattel 1927 students. will 20 into
effect next school term. The only
exceptions are students who are
taking ROTC or land at the present
time. officials said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
DEMAND INCREASES

Adrian. Feb. 14-At a meeting
Friday. striking UAW-CIO union at
the ]. +. Erwin Foundry demanded
pay Increases of ten cents an hour.
seniority rights and a contract.
About ten men Of the 100 employed
at the plant are working
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
DR.. BELL SPEAKS TO-DAY

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb 14-CIeve-
lands part il nationwide drive 10
build up physical fitness and morale
will be participated in today by Dr.
Margaret Bell, chairman OF Uni
versity department OF physical edu-
cation for women. DR.. Bell, a re
yional representative for physical
illness in the sixth civilian defense
lrea, will speak at a women's meet
lnc
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
PILOT TRAINING TO BEGIN

Am ArbOr Mich. Feb. l4-Ad-
vanced civilian pilot training
classes will begin Tuesday and
continue until June at the Uni
versity OF Michigan. Those enter
ed are pledged 10 enter military
air service or go into advanced
training in nearby cities. Age limit
has been changed and is now from
IS 10 &c although men under p
must have parental permission be-
fore enrolling.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
New Romantic Team

Swamp Water the story OF q
boy and a girl-and OF a mighty
obliging big man-eating alligator
brings TO the fore a new romant {
team. Dana Andrews and Ann.
Baxter Called an unusual and
strange drama, the new p cture (
set in Georgia's OkefenokeC
Swamp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

Vice Admiral William Frederick
Halsey. Jr., above, has been
awarded the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal by President Roosevelt
in recognition Of the brilliant ex-
ecution under his command of
naval attack on Japanese air and
naval bases in the Gilbert and
Marshall islands. The American
attack cost the Japanese an air
craft carrier, cruiser, destroy
er, three tankers, two submarines
and other vessels as well as
destruction of land installations.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
BUY 'EM It'll IT HURTS!

Every stamp and every bond you buy helps further the
cause of democracy the ideals for which
country stands life liberty and the pursuit of hap
piness!
Evening star., 1942-09-10

SEARS LEADS IN FURNITURE VALUES and ArInstos
Evening star., 1942-09-10

Rich looking substantial pieces you'd think
an exceptional value at the regular price
S6450. Unusually graceful designing,
construction Of the finest :. Sears famous
Honor-Bit.
Evening star., 1942-09-10

Colonial style, solid hard
wood, in rich Priscilla maple
finish. Drawers have solid
fronts and sides; three ply
bottoms.
Ne. NV. and Arlington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

shorter than they are In Detroit. That Is
pretty short"
From an army baker at Camp Edwards,
Mass:
"As To that idea Of using boiling water to
make a good pie crust. tried II. II made
lousy crust and all the boys In the battery bawled
out about IT. IL In cold water for pie crust
for after this"
From a young matron OF New Hampshire:
my husband took the money We had saved
up to buy a washing machine and bought defense
bonds with IT, Said he: This will he a patriotic
thing for TO do think ne should have said:
IT will he a patriotic thing for you to do I am
the one that will have to keep on handwriting
the clothes"
MANY baseball stars enlisted in World War I.
vi among them such shining diamond lights
Ty Cobb ChriSty MatheWSon. Eddie Grant. Hank
Go~dy, Gabby Street, Rabbit Maranville and
Leon Galore
M film star OF the standing Of Jimmy Stewart
enlisted in World War l. Nor did any boxer Of
the caIiber of Joe Louis enlist IN World War !.
Gene TInney in the marines, but before the
World War he was an amateur boxer.
TWO young women of Bakersfield Cal, write
l. $50 some fellow says he IL going TO leave
Bakersfield because man has to have film
stars profile oil mans Income To get girl
10 pay any attention 10 him there. We resent
that.
I'VE don't like fellows with film stars pro-
files; they are usually too cOnceited. As for the
income angle. We often go out with men who
don't make any more than $50 n week"
How I laugh when read how perfect Leo
husbands are supposed To be-" writes Chicago
dVorcee.
II had Leo husband and ne mean
selfish seIf-centered and narrow minded. And
besides, he WAS a heel"
WHAT Is the relative Importance in hotel or
w restaurant Of the steward the buyer Of the
food and the cook? An expert on the matter
said
"If an article OF food /. in itself not good the
greatest chef OF all ages could not cook flavor
into IL. A ham IL ham hut In point Of good
two hams will he as widely separated "a sea
and sky
"A mackerel IL a mackerel but In point Of
excellence two mackerel will differ AZ much n
ice and Goals. And other things the same way.
$50 the credit OF a good dinner should he
divided between the cook and the steward-40
per cent 10 the steward so per cent to the
cooks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
On Broadway
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, 1917

but two new signs have just been erected at
50th Street and the Big Alley
The cabman outside Iceland is named Philip
Polite.
Benny Leonard the onetime fight champ, is
now in the hat biz in Philly.,
hear that when the real story oil Inc Burma
Road and Philippines is written, many oil the
heroes mentioned will be former Broadway and
Stork Club playboys. a..
V,HE Queen Mary has new switch (Which
L sounds like press agents dream.
Instead of having big shots for Celebrity
Nighs) they pick the towns prettiest cnorus
girl tor show Crib as guest OF honor and al her
boy friends pack the joint. Whatta racket
That comedian (who has had such big
chance) Just got his final warning from M-G-M
TO Quit drinking or become has-been, again.
Loretta Young became very Ill after her
apnearance at the Garden. 10000 very nervous
and the pretty lady hasn't been so we'll anyway;
The war pix in the book War Comes to Us
are all Init News shots ~, - -. La.
The song One Dozen Roses and the oldie
Ten Baby Fingers. are such relatives
THE FIRE DEPT is happy over the cor
L recton regarding erratum on fire at Major
Bowes place.
/ have the loveliest photograph for you.
dearie. 1t is shot OF Lizzie Dillng tine
patriot now in the divorce COURTS who went
10 Washington 10 fight Lend.Lease legislation as
one of the nations mothers
And there she is posing with great admlra-
tom along with Congressman Clare Holman Of
Michigan another big patriot, who started that
fuss recently.
DUBLISHERS and film firms are bidding for
L Considine'S biog on Macarthur.
David Mckay Co. won the book rights. They
are rushing the first ed
little comedian is due over al the Mlscha
Auers in the Fall.
HERE'S one from Los Angeles:
i What can we do to help the Jap situation:
We In California feel as though they should be
cleared out at once, not In go days, and under
guard
Not allowed TO roam our aqueduct districts
ut wiil-when evacuated. We feel willing 10
help"
Now. they ask you-YOU-the hysterical
administration Girl Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

will exploit the Army Emergency Fund fight at
the Garden March 27) much as the Nays
affairs Says much obliged.
Don't forget the Israel Orphan Asylum
benefit at the Garden March q.
rTHE Stage-door Jonathans at Best Foot
L Forward" refer to the priddiekiddes in II as
yale Bait
I saw a preview of Zanucks film about the
Marines. Shores of Tripoli'-very Yankee
Doodey. and full OF zng.
Oh, yes, Ty Power called. adding his $500
salary from Fred Allen guest shot 10 the fund
Money money-money!
Better not risk thanking them all by name.
Very dangerous stuff One name is always
accidentally left out What about the hundreds
OF volunteers whose names never even
heard Of?
HAZEL FORBES sent $500 check Louis
IL (Satchmo) Armstrong was grounded AT
Akron, so he sent 500 via Western L.
Two hackmen playing cards in their cab
while listening 10 show to stage door and
turned in their all 800.
Why movie eds get gray young: Silver
Screen for April this in bold type: How
l Keep Ny Husband From Getting Jealous
Rita Hayworth. Then Rita filed divorce.
: Broadway is supposed TO be BACKED out soon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Regiment. Or a descendant OF some OF the heroes
IN the regiments history.
Elmore White Erstwhile vaudcviltan. who
says quite emphatically:
Listen. the three greatest vaudeville acts
ever 10 grace the stage were the Avon Comedy
Four. Imhon. Conn and Corinne. and Victor
Moore and Emma Littlefeld in Change Your
Act or Back TO the Woods"
Three very good acts says I. But how is il
that these fellows naming great vaudeville
acts leave out the truly greatest act of all. All
men of discernment viii know l am referring
10 Houdlnl the handcun king
IRON Clara and Clarice OF ECorSe, Mich:
l. I'VE are the twins who wrote YOU last year.
We are Is. We have brother in the Air
Corps In California.
"He SAYS the ladies' dresses in California are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

married and the father
Of two children, John
has enlisted IN the
army.
Dinah Shore. Torch
song specialist. Has
been named Queen Of
the Regiment by the
7th ent. New
York National Guard.
Always has seemed 70
me the girl named
Daughter Of the Rcgi-
ment or Queen OF tho
Regiment should not
he stage, screen. radio
or film celebrity bat
rather the daughter Of
some member Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
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QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

y. T.. r.: What causes the
gall bladder to act up? Is there
any special diet. or omission of
any food that will make il be-
have?
Answer: The gall bladder gets
the drainage from all the
poisons of the liver and the liver
gets all the poisons from the
bowels, so il is no wonder that
occasionally the gall bladder
"acts up"
Fat in the diet causes the
gall bladder 10 contract, so it is
probably better 10 eat a very
light, lean diet consisting Of
lean meats, vegetables cooked
without butter or gravy, raw
fruits and clear soups.
Especially eat lightly for a
while.