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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Conditions
That Cause
Sinus Trouble

1T I'M NAAANA AaNtfa
YOU have plenty Of company
There are so many millions with
the same trouble that II is now
called popular.
From Russell Clark Grove,
NJ. D. in his book. Sinus, we
learn that sinusius is more
prevalent in the eastern states
where humidity. rains and tenn
perature make for a very
changeable climate and less fire.
ouent in climates where the
Snanges in weather are not so
striking. Cold, dry air is best.
But climate is not everything.
the doctor hastens 10 point out,
and many cases that are blamed
on the weather are actually due
20 other factors, such as con-
tact with people having infec-
tions-sinusitis often starts off
with a cold-and the poor
ventilation usually found with
crowded conditions.
Other Influences
In addition, there is formi-
dable list of other Influences;
The food you like. the clothing
you wear, your pillow, mattress.
flowers, swimming. and the
heating or air conditioning in
your office or home.
Diet, Doctor Grove states. Is
not so emphatic as you might
imagine. But if you are below
normal weight or are over
weight, there is often a great
Improvement in the sinus dis
ease with the correction Of these
dietary faults, but this improve
raent Is due 10 the increased
resistance of the body as a
whole and not TO any specific
effect on the sinusitis."
Balanced Menu
As far as diet goes, what is
needed Is a menu balanced to
include all the essentials and
the number of Galleries that
meets your needs.
"No special diet IL necessary"
the doctor says. "In fact, to-
day quite a few patients suffer
from acute sinusitits because of
fantastic diets which have
probably lowered their resist
ance."
You should be able to get all
the vitamins you need in food.
IN some conditions, however. the
use of the concentrated vitanins
A and B have proved very help
full.
If you have a food allergy. a
skin test by your physician will
show which foods must be
avoided.
The most common offenders,
Doctor Grove says, are milk,
eggs, wheat, shellfish, fruits
and chocolates.
Allereies
II might turn out that you
are allergic to the dog-or to
the feathers In your pillow. to
dust. ragweed, or the pollens
from trees.
IL you are chronic sinusitis
complainer. you should stay out
of swimming pools. Even with
disinfectants to sterilize the
pool water, the germs are there.
And you should stay out of all
other bathing places when you
are just recovering from a cold.
With all these things 10 con-
tend with. you will be glad 10
know that new treatment is
gradually making sinusitis less
Of q bugaboo. The time may
come when you don't have to
put up with II!
You might like 10 study up
on your particular brand of
sinusitis in Doctor Groves book.
The publisher is Alfred A. Knopf
Of New York.
Copyright, 1857. ny Kine Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Then Read These Facts About
a Brand New Kind
Of Enriched White Bread!
YOUR OWN EYES CAN SEE
WHYIT'S BETTER FOR HEALTH!
BETTER FOR FLAVOR, TOO!
READING TIME. MINUTE ~ SECONDS
By ALICE A. PROCTOR

THIS IL the story Of an amazing new kind Of
Il white bread Every mother should know
about IL. Every man, woman, and child should
eat 1t. Ii is a bread that doctors have dreamed
about for years-but only in the last few weeks
has IL at last come true!
IL doesn't cost penny extra! Yet-as no old
style white bread has ever done-it helps you
naturally TO q stronger body, new vital energy.
More pep-and drive!
IL bears a famous name-Wonder Bread But
this new loaf Is not the old Wonder Bread you
used TO know. IL Is brand-new Wonder Breed.
Made In an exciting, brand-new wayi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
What II 10

For years. science has pointed out that white,
highly refined -four Health thief" To
make -four dead white, the process of refining"
stripped the good wheat almost bare of It's
precious vitamins and minerals.
The result was a chalk white loaf. II had
delicate, lacy texture. A tender brown crust.
But 1t was bankrupt" loaf. As doctors knew
90 their sorrow, most of Its rich. body building
vitamins and minerals had been refined" away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Better For Hsalfh

II this applies 10 you. or any OF your family,
we urge you. Switch to the new creamy-yhite
Wonder Bread today. Ger Wonder Breads extra
richness of natural minerals and vit1mins.
THERE is NO OTHER WHITE BREAD LIKE IT.
BECAUSE NO OTHER Is MADE WITH THIS NEW
PATENTED PROCESS FLoURi
New creamy-white Wonder Bread 10 delicious!
Fragrant! Doubiy fresh, because It's SLo-BAKED
baked 1856 longer than many ordinary breads.
Look Jorfhe patent numbers on fhe band!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

True people could still Get the fun, eenef-
Gus bounty of Mother Nature In whole wheat
bread. But % doctors know, only So of the
people will eat whole wheat bread every day.
The other 97T Just don't like the taste of Il.
A New Discovery
So for over 100 years, nnillers have sought new
way 20 make -four. way TO rave the most pre-
cious part of the wheat-and make o white
bread that kept most of this discarded, precious
richness. Their results ended In failure!
Not long ago came successi remarkable new
way TO make -four was made possible by GREAT
discovery by Theodore Earle! Filed under u. S.
Patent Nos. 2i433o6, 7232697 7is57Is, 7232696--it
created a sensation. For IL was the richest
white -four In human history! The bitter, worth
lees part of the wheat grain was discarded-AND
MOST OF THE VALUABLE vITAMINs AND MIN
ERALS RENAMED
An Amazing Bread
The result is-o brand new kind of wtife bread,
IL has the true cre0rIy-whife texture and color
of finest old-fashioned white bread! IL has a
more tender brown crust! Wonderful moist
freshness! But here IL no bankrupt" loaf. New
Wonder Bread IL rich with the favor of earth
and sun and rain-of the brimmine, precious
elernents treasured by Mother Nature In the
sun-ripened wheat.
You faSfe fhs difference. Even more
dramatic YOU CAN SEE 1T! The soft creamy
white color of this new Wonder Bread Ia more
natural. IL 10 richer -. not "chalk-white" 90.
"a In many out-of-date white breads.
And no wonder! This new Wonder Bread has
500 more natural minerals. Double the pre-
cious Vitamin BI! And a marvellous favor every
one prefers!
Better For Meath
Today, Thousands suffer from vitamin and
mineral starvation. Due to vitamin deficiencies,
they may spend sleepless nights, .srosey days.
They're sometimes worried -. jittery. They lack
energy! Yitalityi Pep. and health!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Mothers! Are you feeding your family
out-of-date White Bread? Is it Chalky- White
in color?. Is it made With refined"
flour that's been robbed of precious natural
uitamins and minerals? Are your children
thin, underweight, nervous. -.
lacking in energy, strength?

True -. people could still Get the fun. esnsr-
Gus bounty of Mother Nature In whole wheat
bread. But ~ doctors know, only So Of the
people will eat whole wheat bread every day.
The other s7qs Just don't like the taste Of It.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
Norwegian
Merchantmen
Fights Off Sub

New York, April 25. - (AP)-A
hedlm-sizcd Norwegian merchant
ship traded shots with an Italian
submarine, it was revealed today,
a4d u. S. de>troycrs and airplanca
appearing on the scene forced the
submarine to retreat. The ship reach
ca New York harbor safely with one
ooad and two wounded.
The Norwegian captain said the
submarine Was sighted early on the
morning Of April % from 80 TO 100
miles off the Atlantic coast. The snip
turned her stern to the submarine
"HIch began firing shells. The first
le" shells had no effect but the
fourth set fire to the crews quarters
ana KILLED the boatsWain.
The ship, meanwhile, returned the
me and shot IA shells before her am
I,ln o was exhausted as fire below
oecks exploded the ammunition COM
pafthlc T. The submarine fireu so or
oo shells In less than 80 mnla1es,
scoring hi With about a quarter II
them.
a Us. plaAt Narships and Il
pliinp were attracted to the scene
~ me noise and dtptl charges Were
o'opned lear the submarine
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
japanese
Casualties
Are Heavy
N~ipponese Forces
Drive Nearer Vital
Allied Base of Man.
daIay, m p eriling
Burma Roa d Link
From Mandalay to
Lashio.

Tank-led Japanese troops
We're reported threatening to
roI. back Lieutenant General
Joseph W. StilWell Chinese
held left flank in the battle of
Burma today as furious, con-
fused fighting ragged within 100
miles OF the vital allied base at
MaudaIay.
1T IS fairly clear that the
JAPANESE drive has made pro
gresS, a communicate said
terseIy.
Capture of Nandalay would
virtually cut off the last allied
held link in the Burma road, i'm
periIing the iGo-mile stretch from
Mandalay to LashiO, and would
also secure the Japanese flank
for 4 possible land drive into
India.
Chinese dispatches said the invad-
CT we're paying d bloody toll IN
their weep 10 the north. asserting
that 5000 Japanese mad been killed
agaHu. { l.HOG Chinese casualties in a
single weeks fighting.
Latest front line reports indicated
THAT tie O~utnumberCd Chinese We're
S,tl :.Zhting stubbornly in an at
temp, to halt the nearest Japanese
penetration 10 Mandalay.
\ further japanese advance in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Nv BOB THOMPSON

Raleigh, April 25.-Oncc again led
eraI authorities. including high rank
ing military officers, are considering
drastic measures 10 curb vice IN
the viciuity Of military, camps IN
this state.
1t is reported here that for the
first time since It's enactment by
Congress the My Act will be IN
voked in the Fort Bragg area. This
act. which can be invoked only by
the War department upon the re-
quest of the commander of a camp,
gives military authorities the power
To- .olice wide civil areas and al
rest prosututes, panderS ana all
others engaged III commercial wee,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
Measures Considered
To Curb Vice In Bragg Area

1t also provides far greater penalties
for such ~olienSss than do the civil
statutes.
The reported plan is TO make the
Bragg arca an experiment of ma
tional importance, Nobody W knows
how effective the May Act may be
II has been suggested that North
Carolina Will be : good place to find
out.
State health authorities have little
OF nc direct information on the Army
plans, insofar as could be learned.
but did admit that they would not
be surprised' if the action were
taken.
The commanding general of Fort
Bragg, at a meeting here last Novem-
Continued on Page Two,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25

All tonnages were incomplete since
official announcements by the United
the name of the ship nor its tonnage.
However, announced tonnagcs totaled
1920 tons of Warshlps and mer-
chant losses totaled 130-667 tons.
The figures represented only ships
announced as sunk by either planes,
submarines, naval action or mines,
Tho largest number of japanese
ships lost Wcr transports which to-
tailed "A, and the next largest mer-
chant vessels which tOtalcd A.
No tOnnagcS yer announced on II
cruisers, % d~eStrOyCrs, nine mine
sWcCpcrS, SO transports, one duTll-
larry and "a merchantmen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
SoAcitorSays ~GrafRampant
In State Revenue Department
M lone Embezzled
and Later Repaid by
One Employee Was
Stolen a Second Time,
Beckett Charges in
Argument to Jury.

Raleigh, April 25.-(AP)-
Solicitor William Y. Beckett
charged today that graft was so
rampant in the North Carolina
revenue department that money
embezzled and later repaid by
n employee was stolen Secona
time before il could be deposited.
Beckett made the accusation in ais
argument to the jury in the trial OF
Robert L. Ward, Jr., former CHEZ
of the division of accounts, who Is
charged with embczzlement and with
aiding and abctting in cmbeZzlcment
The solicitor said that Lee &.
Taylor, another former employee
who pleaded guilty to embczzling
S1,OG6.65. had repaid this amount
to the State some time ago. The
money was turned owe to Ward
for deposit, Bickett said, but
Ward deposited only a part of it
and cmbczzled S203.95.
1T beats anything | ever saw
shouted the solicitor, who is a son
If former Governor Thomas ".
Beckett. zone man steals from tn
State and tried to repay it. Bur
the honey can be deposited
TO the credit of thc State, SOMEONE
else steals the money that Taylor
tries to repay"
Beckett also charged that Clar-
cnce w. Snccd, former deputy COM
who has pleaded guilty
to cmbczzling approximately $4,000,
"diVided' some Of his gains with
Ward.
Indications were that the case
would go to the jury this afternoon,
On Monday, the trial Of Fred Brown
Drake, another former employee, is
to get underway.
Immediately after the Drake trial,
f. Don Phillips Of Rocking
ham Will pass sentence on the de
PENDANTS who have pleaded guilty and
those who have been convicted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
Woman Spy
DiscL0ses
Fuel Cache

Mexico City, April 25.-(AP)
The newspaper \oVedadeS re-
ported to-day that an attractive
W0man spy, arrested after a u
battle at Merida, gave authori-
ties the clue to a cache of avia-
ton gasoline and submarine fuel
on the Isle MujereS off the tip
of the Xucatan peninsula.
The newspaper identified the
woman a. a members of the Ger
man-AmcTican bUnd in the United
States, and said She was arrested on
information from the United States.
and had been returned there by
plane after questioning.
No one was injured in the gun bat
tie, Which occurred when the woman
returned from a purportcd overnight
fishing trip eff the coast, the news
paper added.
It said 100 soldiers guarded the
fuel cache until Mexican tankcrs ar
and pumped it dry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
Patent Right
Stalls Work
Senate Com III t t
Told Aircraft Produce
ton Hampered by
Lack Of One Piece.

Washington. April 25.-(AP)
"A Senate committee wa told
today that Il patent on a small
screw or fastcncr--about the
size of a mans little fin9er--had
seriously impeded the production
OF military aircraft in the Init
ed States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25
Japs Suffer
Heavy Losses
In Shipping
(Ry The Associated Press)

Japan has lot a total of ISL
Warships and 40 commercial
ships since the wal began, As
ISOLATED Press records showed
today based upon official an
nouncements by the United Ma
tons and Japanese official ad-
missions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25

Continued On paoe Two:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-25

(COntirued or Page TWO)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
General Royce
To Speak Nov.1S

Maj. Gen. Ralph Royce. former
commandment of Selfridge Field,
will be the principal speaker at
an Aviation Day celebration
planned for November Is.
Arrangements for Genera
Royce's visit are being made by
the Detroit chapter of the Ma
tional Aeronautic Association.
Governor Van Wagner and
Mayor Jeffries have been asked
by j. Lee Barrett, president OF
the N. A. A. chapter here, To pro-
claim November 18 as Michigan
and Detroit Aviation Day.
Gill Robb Wilson, national presi-
dent of the N. A. A. will speak
before the Detroit Rotary Club
luncheon that day and will appear
on the same program with Cen
eral Royce at night. The evening
meeting will be open TO the pub
liz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Detroit's get-out-the-vote cam
paign. waged the last month by
The Detroit Times and the board
of education through every school
pupil and teacher in this city. will
go on right up to the opening OF
the general election polls Tuesday
morning.
With the plea that every regis
tered elector get out and vote
being backed by public officials
from President Roosevelt down
this city Is to hear a special broad
cast Tuesday morning over Radio
Station WXYZ by the champion
boy and girl high school orators,
pleading with the electorate to &c
to the polls during the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Truck Collapse
Threatened
Owners Warned TO Get
War Necessity Permits

Commercial motor transporta-
ton in Michigan faces virtual col
lapse on November Is unless truck
operators take immediate steps to
obtain ODT certificates of war
necessity by that date, Leslie Pat
terson, district ODT manager,
warned Saturday.
The number of applications from
Michigan so far received is dan
gerously small" he said. and con-
tinued:
FRANKLY. the way IL looks
now an awful lot of transport
trucks will 20 of the road tenn
porarily on that day unless the
operators do something about IL
right away"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
tive's statement was issued at his
weekly press conference.

lives statement was issued at his
weekly press conference.
Oakley z. Distin. Detroit super.
visor of elections. today added his
plea that every man and woman
registered to vote be a true Amer.
lean and vote Tuesday" There are
lilo persons registered here
Dist'n lauded- the schools partici'
patton in the Times vote campaign
THE training our school chill
dren are getting I'm good citizen
ship and the urgency Of every
registered voter voting win be
reflected I'm Tuesdays election
returns" he said. when our
children, the voters OF tomorrow,
plead with parents and neigh
bors 70 70 20 the polls, their
adults cannot fail them.
"a representative poll In De-
troit can be attained only II
every man and woman makes IL
q point TO vote Tuesday. I ask
every elector to pledge himself
or herself not TO shirk the duty
OF every American on Tuesday.
"vote as early I'm the day az
you possibly can, but above all
else vote before the polling
places close Tuesday night"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

ing. Of course, / am hon.
ored to be included in the
group Of citizens express
ing a viewpoint.
/ want you to know that
I think it is a worthwhile
project and represents a
form of stimulation toward
the exercise of citizenship
which is valuable. Since we
are fighting for the very
life of this democracy we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
WARREN E. BOW

tensive activity by the city's youth.
The winning boy and girl will
be given Times oratory champion
ship trophies. Second and third
place winners will get slightly
smaller trophies and all the other
finahsts also will receive trophies.
On each the name of the boy
or girl speaker and the name of
his or her school will be engraved.
the mementos to remain at their
schools as constant reminders TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

President. Roosevelt has issued
a formal statement urging every
American citizen 10 vote this cleo
ton day. He particularly sug-
gested that war plants give their
time off for voting with
out loss of pay. The Chief Execu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

teachers and successive student
bodies of the great campaign
waged throughout the school sys.
tenn this fall for a heavy general
election vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

What made Il possible for the
SOviets 10 smash Hitler's "Blitz
Schedule" told by James II.
Brown In WHY RUS STA
CAN'T BE BEATEN" Z.
starting I'm Mondays Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

The FACTsl WHY RUSSIA
CAN'T BE BEATEN" by
James Il. Brown Just re-
turned from Russia %. starts
In Mondays Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

want to exercise our privileges when voting.
The idea of the project is excellent.
WARREN E. BOW,
Superintendent of Detroit Public Schools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01


The troubles increase for the re-
kAilers selling cigarets and cigars.
Retailers selling cigarets were
busy getting out new signs show
ing the ceiling price and excise
lax separately when o last minute
keprieve in the form Of an OPA
brder lifted the price ceiling. so
That the two charges could be
combined In q single price.
The increase amounts 10 only a
hak cent a package but the Gus
homer must pay a full cent extra
Z he buys only a single pack.
However, the retailer must permit
him to bury enough packs at one
lime to make the tax come out
Even IL he so chooses.
The cigar men are whirling
hround In a cloud Of smoke-and
Its not cigar smoke. either!
OPA has not given a ruling on
cigars yet. and the tax increase
amounts 10 less than q half-cent
on cheaper brands. 10 it's going TO
be hard TO pass along on individ-
hal purchases.
Taxes on lubricating oil are
boosted from AZ 20 s cents a
gallon and the levy on photo
graphic equipment ICONS from 10
to Is per cent Of the manufacture
|ers sales price. Exempted are
cameras weighing more than four
pounds. exclusive Of lens and ac-
|cessories.
It's the taverns and bars that
have the real load Of grief. though.
The tax on wine Is up from 8
TO. 10 cents a gallon on not over
Ia per cent alcohol. 30 TO 40 cents
lon wine between Ia and n per
cent and from IS cents to 81 on
me between n and "a per cent.
on champagnes and carbo-
fi8ted wines Is up slightly, too.
Beer tax IL up from S. to 81 a
barrel. and latest word is that
OPA will probably let the brewers
charge z cents more a case for
the regular size bottles and 10
cents more on the quarts.
The tavern keeper. however. will
have TO pay the increase on
draught beer because he won't be
permitted TO boost the per glass
cost and may not even be allowed
to raise the per bottle price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Warren Bow Praises
Message + Parents

To the Editor:
have just seen copy of The Detroit
Times message to parents in reference to vOt-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

But beer In the least of his wor-
ries, because the increase In tax
from 81 to So q gallon on dis
titled spirits 600 proof has really
GOT him a bit groggy.
There's no ceiling on mixed
drinks, but on straight shots"
OpA allows a Scent a drink in
crease for 90 proof whisky. That
means about 3.3 cents more for
100 proof and approximately 81
cents more for 80 proof.
Not one In a hundred bars In
Detroit has a cash register that
Will handle pennies, so tavern
keepers are appealing to Wash
ington for a fiat Scent increase In
by-the,glass drinks.
Inventory Stock
As " that weren't bad enough,
IN order to protect the public from
being charged a higher tax on
goods purchased prior to Novem-
Der i, the government ruled that
retailers and wholesalers must in
vsntory stocks of cigarets, cigars,
beers and liquors and pay the adj
ditional tax thereon.
Each tavern keeper must divide
his liquor stocks according to proof
and size of bottle, figure how many
Allons OF each he has on hand,
n then compute the tax at the
Yfe ~ thu additional 70 ppr cal.
Ion Of 100 proof.
Oh yes, there's one other tax
change.
The fees on coin-operated gam
bling machines are increased from
$50 a year to 500.
But, Of course. there's no need
to worry about that. because
there's no such thing In Detroit,
In there sheriff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
MAKE THIS DISCOVERY YOURSELF kzgM N0Wf

Government debt $27 100000
living, how hard pay debts Governor Van
Woeoner paid this onein full and by smart management laid
dor for the tough road oheod Tho
pocket because that much less in
Public health the sick the oeed the underprlesed hos
before been the high plane This stote Govern
Of deeeney-of hvmontorion ideos
Team between obo and stote Government hos
made Michigan the Nation, No war production stote
Good LIVING good health good working conditions and winning this
eoo you seek for yourself and omH Governor
Won Wosoner hos proved his ability help achieve these soo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

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