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Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

Even if your scalp is healthy it needs treatment
or stimulation from time to time. Massage it pro
perly and you help it TO be loose, plialje and
tingling with increased circulation. Your hair
should be watched closely because it shows the
condition of your scalp. If you have any disease
In your scalp no mater how mild, take care Of
it. Your scalp contains your hair roots and the
health Of your hair is dependent upon its con-
dition 1t is important for you to keep 1t clean
and healthy. Wash out dandruf with Medao
Cream Shampoo instantly. Medalo Cream Sham
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17
First Baptist Revival
Well On the Way

With Rev. Smith of Pine Bluff
as evangelist in charge, the revival
which opened at First Baptist
Church, 9th and Calhoun this
week, is rated as one Oh. the best
held in the city for some time
Rev. J. L. Mcbride is inviting you
to this soul saving campaign.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17
Golden Link
Usher Union

The citizenry will be blessed
with another program sponsored
by the Golden Link Usher Union,
with First Baptist Church, 9th
and Calhoun St., an dts pastor
Rev. J. l.. Mcbride as host. The
program will open promptly a,
2:3O p. m. on Sunday afternoon
July 10. d. c. Coleman, presi-
dent and Mrs. R. holden, secre-
tary Of the Union invite you tt
attend and enjoy a well planned
program. "a,
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17
Macedonia
Launches Drive

REV. Bester, pastor of Macedon-
ia Baptist Church, 3rd and Bender
SITS. announces that financial
drive will be launched at the
church, beginning Sunday night,
July 10. Visiting ministers and
their churches are asked to come
and aid in this special drive.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17
Agricultural Front
Continued from Page y


the oven. There are string beans
beets, carrots and lettuce and to-
mato salad everything except the
mayonnaise right out of his gar
den. And there is milk to drink.
"Reckon I'm gonna keep on
growing Foodfor Freedom Mr..
Jones says half to himself.
There are hundreds Of families
like the Joneses and they are not
limited to Georgia. In Alabama.
Mississippi and Texas. they are
growing peanuts to help meet the
Nations vegetable oil shortage;
In Florida the slogan is "a Vic
tory Garden at every farm home."
In North and South Carolina All
Club boys and girls are raising
pigs to help Uncle Sam with his
pork and lard needs.
These farmers know that by
raising their own food they are
helping to make America strong.
;. strong because they them
selves are stronger and healthier
by having better diet, and strong
because their SURPRISES will flow
into channels for our Army, our
war workers, and our allies.
These are folk Secretary Wick
ard was talking about in his broad
cast Friday the small, low
income farmer who can make q
real contribution to the war effort
if properly aided and supervised.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

you can massage it and 1t also
cleans tough hair well because it
clingy until the water releases the
foam. You get full directions on
your jar of Medalo Cream Shampoo
and with your Medalo (hct oil treat
ment) scalp oil. They are easy to
follow. Make sure that every strand
of your hair gets its share of Med
alo. Pressing oil: apply it sparingly
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17
Coleman Chapel Has
Visiting Evangelist

Rev. T. F. Gilcrist Of Mobile,
| Ala is conducting revival services
at Coleman Chapel Church, with
Rev. Jones as pastor. The main
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

haid into portions and With TIE UPS UI your
fingers rub Medale-Gro scalp formula only on
the scalp Rub it we'll only on the scalp until
it is covered. Use only little to each part
Of the scalp at time. Massage your scalp
and then finish of by brushing and dressing
your hair. The regular use of Medalo-Gro is
important. After the hair is dressed touch a
little Medao Hair Perfume to hair on the back
of the neck. There's little that will give you
as much pleasure as the results OF this treat
ment with the fine improved Medalo products.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17
Ladies, Here's How You Use
The New MedalO Formulas On
Your Scalp And Hair
You Can Say Goodbye Now To Sick, Itchy
Dandruff Scalp and Short Unruly Dull Hair

Mda Products Give You the Gold Medal Guarantee That Your
Healthy, Softer and Moist and Your Hair Look
BETTER and More Brilliant Your Money Back
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

the result of Of experience the latest improve
ment in Women like because safe and east
ordinary shampoos laboratory analysis
with 1t safe and mild that use
for children cleansing action the scalp better because
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

objective ! S being displayed
in bringing souls to Christ.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17
Buy RoNDsByEsxRAS
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asked for these recipes at the Cooking Schools and for tho
thousands who weren't able to
America experienced cooks and alike
nforTa
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

hut evenly with the finger tips ard work from the ToOs OF yJr
nar outward your hair scalp your scalp
After your right temperature Strengthen IL
always finished pressing hair you are ready
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

You everything in package; Instructions Written Guaan-
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thing to months Send money just your .,.,.
name address. When the postman delivers all AGENTS
your goods pay him $97 not penny more Use WANTED
them as directed for ten days and If you are not ''
absolutely positively delighted money back '
You nice scalp and hair must look BETTER CLOS
sier and brilliant than ever.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-17

tion to plan, cook and serve meals ac-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
War at Turning Point,
Says Stain of Africa

LONDON. Nov. IA tUP).-Pre.
.mier Josef Stain believes that the
Allied campaign in North Africa
radically changes the politica
and military situation In Europ'
in favor of the United Nations anc
that it will soon relieve pressure
on the Russian front, Radio Mos
COW said today.
Stain said the campaign meant
first, that the initiative had passed
into the hands of the Allies,
He said il again refuted those
skeptics who said Anglo American
leaders were not capable of organ
izing a serious campaign,
"There can be no doubt" he
said, that no one but first-rate
organizers could carry out such
serious war operations as the
successful landings in North
Africa across the ocean, as the
quick occupation of harbors and
wide territories from Casabianca
to Bougie, and the smashing OF
Italo- German armies In the
western desert being effected
with such mastery"
Further. he said, II. creates con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Girls, 16,0. Kd
For War Jobs

WASHINGTON, Nov. II tUP),
Secretary OF Labor Frances
Perkins today ordered lowered the
minimum age for women employed
in war industries from Is years TO
10 years.
She acted at the request OF the
war and navy departments and
maritime commission.
In lowering the age to 16 Ma
dame Perkins made the following
provisions:
mo girl under 16 shall be
employed.
e-No girl under Is shall be
employed more than eight hours
a day, or between 10 p. m. and
8 a. m, or in any way contrary
to state laws governing hours
of work.
3-No girl under Is shall be
employed IN any operation or
occupation which, under the
Fair Labor Standards Act or
under any state law or admin
istrative ruling, is determined TO
be hazardous in nature or dan
gerous to health.
A contractor shall obtain
and keep on file a certificate of
age showing that every girl en-
ployed by him is at least l6.
GA specific and definite
period OF at least 80 minutes
shall be regularly granted any
woman worker under 10.
6-No girl under 10 shall be
employed at less than the mimi
mum hourly rate set by or under
the Fair Labor Standards Act
or the Walsh-Healey Public Con-
tracts Act for the industry in
which the exemption is granted,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Zion Bombs Set
Genoa in Flames
Raj Attack Dsmolljhss
Great Buildings In Port

LONDON, Nov. IA INS).-
Enormous fires that enveloped the
city from end to end and the ex-
plosions of two-ton bombs that
"disintegrated" big building
within a few moments time were
described tonight by Raj bomber
crews in their reports on Friday
nights devastating new raid on
the North Italian port OF Genoa.
The assault. probably the heavi-
est of 10 raids carried out against
Italy's biggest port, was staged
without the loss of bomber. the
air ministry announced, despite
the fact that the bombers negotl-
ated 1,200-mile round trip dis
lance over enemy territory whose
anti-aircraft defenses have been
vastly improved.
The Italian high command &C
mowledged the destructiveness OF
this blow at the main embarkation
point for the shipment of supplies
to the hard-beset and shrinking
Axis forces In North Africa.
The sprawllng Ansaldo war ma
terial works. were; among the
main targets OF the raid executed
by scores of Britain's biggest
bombers. Direct hits were regis
tered on the building and grounds
of the huge plant with large num-
bers of 4,000-pound and 1000
pound demolition bombs, return
ing British airInen related.
Reports reaching Yugoslav cir
cles in London quoted travellers
from northern Italy as saying the
four Raj attacks that preceded
Friday nights blow had inflicted
at least 5000, 100000 worth of
damage at Genoa, laying waste to
entire blocks of buildings and to
many storehouses and docks along
the waterfront.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
.Fortresses Raid
U-Boats' Bases

NDON, Nov. IA (UP).-
Boeing Flying Fortresses
and Consolidated Liberator bomb
ers based In England gave an as
sist to the North African battle
today with raids on German SUBJ
marine bases in the Bay OF Biscay
from which the Nazis presumably
were rushing reinforcements 10
strike at Allied supply lines in the
Mediterranean.
Taking advantage of fairly good
weather, the big four-enginec
bombers paid their second day
light visit In a week 10 the 81
Nazaire U-boat base. They alst
raided La Pallice, a less impor
tant submarine base which wa:
mentioned today for the first tim,
in United States Army Air Fore,
communicates. I'M
No planes were missing from
the raids,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Iditions for putting Italy out of
commission and isolating Ger
many. and finally. IL creates the
prerequisite for establishing a sec
ond front in Europe,
Stain set forth his views In
letter 10 Henry Cassidy, chief OF
the Moscow bureau OF the Associ-
ated Press, in reply TO a letter
Cassidy had written asking a
series Of questions.
Early in October, Stain had
written Cassidy, in reply to a
previous letter, urging that the
Allies fulfill their obligations TO
Russia and complaining that Allied
aid 10 Russia had been small
compared with the total.
The letter received wide circuia-
tion and gave the Axis the impress
sion that Russia was dissatisfied
with the contributions OF her
allies 10 the war.
His letter, adding to a mass OF
contradictory statements concerns
ing a second front that were then
Iemanating from United Nations
capitals. served further to confuse
the Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
New Guinea Trap
Peri|s Jap Force

GENERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS. Australia,
Nov. IA (UP).-A stubbornly re-
sisting force of japanese which has
checked the Allied advance along
the New Guinea trail to the main
enemy base at Buna is surrounded
at Ilimow and threatened with de-
struction. dispatches from the
front said tonight.
1t was understood. however. that
the Allied forces which have peck
eted the enemy resistance units
were small and might be awaiting
the arrival of reinforcements be-
fore opening an assault similar to
that which slaughtered the Japa-
nese garrison at Gorari earlier this
week.
Ilimew IL 2h miles east of
Gorari. approximately the same
distance west of Wairopi, the next
Allied objective, and about 41h
miles from Buna.
The total Japanese dead In the
fighting at Gorari and at Oivi, six
miles to the west, now is estimated
at between 100 nd 800, indicating
the tenacity with which the enemy
has battled for the territory east
o. the Owen Stanley Mountains.
Meanwhile, Allied bombers oper-
|ating from New Guinea added
direct hits on two enemy light
Ecruisers and near misses against
Ia destroyer and an 8,000-ton trans
port to their score after a raid on
japanese shipping in the Solomons
Islands area Thursday. The trans
port later was observed burning,
an headquarters communique said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
He Lists 8 Points

The complete occupation o.
North Africa--which should be &C
comblished by the Allies in 4
comparatively short time-wil
have far-reaching developments
the Importance of which cannot
be exaggerated either strategically
or psyehologically;
by driving Rommel out of
Egypt and Libya the menace to
Alexandria and the SueZ Canal
will have been removed. thus
insuring the safety Of the east
ern Mediterranean.
by mastery of the north
coast of Africa from Casablanca
TO Tripoli the Allies will be able
to dominate the western Medi-
terranean and establish strategic
naval and air bases.
3-By control OF the Medlter-
ranean the long trip around
South Africa will be eliminated,
thereby shortening the supply
and convoy lines by 7,000-10,000
miles to Egypt. Iraq, Iran, Rus
STA, India and Australia. and re-
ducing shipping time accordingly.
Thus not only will tonnage
shortages be reduced materially
but also the employment of es-
corting vessels will be consider
ably lessened, permitting these
naval units to be used more eff
fectively in action elsewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Line Cut $500 Miles

by moving directly along
the north coast Of Africa instead
of crossing its middle belt, as at
present, the Allied air supply
line will be cut by $500 miles.
5-Land-based aircraft along
the north coast will protect
Allied shipping through the
Mediterranean and be available
for intensive bombing raids on
France and Italy, and give Spain
and Portugal something to think
about.
6-Occupation of North Africa
prevents the Axis from receiving
many vital supplies formerly OBJ
tanned from that area.
MOREOVER, II provi d 2 s
springboards for invasion OF the
most exposed and least defended
AXis-dominated southern Euro
pean countrieS-France, Italy
and the Balkans.
Sit will serve 10 divert con-
siderable Nazi strength from the
Russian battle front, as Hitler
cannot ignore the imminent
threat 10 his European flank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
New Risks Also

While presenting the many ad-
vantages enumerated, Allied occu-
patton of North Africa also in
wolves commensurate risks, In the
first place, the German and Italian
lines Of communication 20 Libya,
Tunisia and Algeria are still
shorter than those OF the British
and Americans-preyided they can
exploit them.
Moreover, as Allied forces In
Africa must be constantly REIN
forced and supplied, their new sea
communication will be subject "a
constant Axis attacks in both the
Atlantic and Mediterranean.
The North African campaign Is
primarily a battle for control OF
the Mediterranean. This, 20 great
extent. depends upon holding Sue1
at the eastern end and Gibraltar
lat the western end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Follow Franco, Spain Told

MADRID. Nov. IA (UPl.-The
newspaper Arriba, official organ
of the governmental Falange
Party, in an editorial on the new
situation created by the farlng up.
of war in the Mediterranean, APP
pealed today To all Spsniards TO
align themselves behind Gen.
Francisco Franco in these mo-
ments charged with risk"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Holdup Victim Dies

Henry Greenlese, 80, Of Medina,
o., died Saturday night in Receiv-
ing Hospital from injuries suffered.
police said, when he was beaten
and robbed by an unidentified
assailant at Fifth street and Grand
Rjver avenue November z,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Proves Unity Exists

These two highly successful
m a or scale undertakings - SO
Iskilituiiy planned, superbly con-
Iducted and expertly timed-the
co-ordinated mass bombings OF
strategically important Frenc h
and Italian bases and Axis supply
lines in the Mediterranean, plus
continued heroic Russian resist
ance, furnish irrefutable proof
that an integrated Allied strategy
does exist, despite the many pre-
lviously expressed views TO the
contrary.
The surprise element. and bold
ness of the American invasion
provoked dismay in Germany and
CONSERVATION in Italy, The Allies
are no. selecting their own battle
fields rather than accepting those
OF Hitler's choice in Western Eu-
rope, where the heavily fortified
ceastline would make an Allied
offensive considerably more
costly operation,
Such strategy Is disorganiSing
factor for Hitler, who has concen-
trated his forces and supplies In
northern France and Belgium
and now must make complete
Encouragement and .rerouting oil
armies with heavy equipment to
lother defensive zones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
ADMIRAL CLARK ii. WOODWARD, U. s. NAVY
Copyright. 1882 International News Service

International News Service
WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE American invasion of French
Africa together with the brilliantly victorious British
offensive against Axis forces in Egypt and Lbya, has put
of the Mediterranean the defensive
The twin maneuvers definitely mark the turning point
war; probably the beginning of the great offensive
powers the Of operations lies close
TO the main masses the German and Italian armies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Yet II Tripoli and Sicily at the
narrowest point, with Malta in be-
tween, were held by formidable
foe, he would be in control of that
area and could bottle up either end
of this inland sea.
Thanks to the time gained by
Russias heroic stand against the
German legions and the heavy
German casualties in men and ma
chimes, the United Nations have a
better chance than ever to win the
war,
With good weather ahead they
undoubtedly will use both time and
opportunity to full advantage.
Promises InUasion
The fact that the North African
Operation was undertaken by an
American eXpeditienary force does
not mean that the contemplated
invasion, of Western Europe has
been abandoned.
In fact Prime Minister Churchill,
in addressing the British House OF
Commons on Wednesday, pledged
an invasion lin due course" across
the channel or the North Sea.
The next logical move, following
the American Invasion and the re-
capture of the Mediterranean, Is
the invasion of Europe through
France, Italy or the Balkans.
While this cannot be undertaken
until positions in North Africa are
consolidated. complete success of
the Mediterranean offensive leaves
the Allies In position this winter to
develop an attack, possibly from
several points at once.
Inevitably Hitler will be forced
to detach great many divisions
from Western Europe and the
Russian front to garrison the weak
spots an the northern shores of
the Mediterranean and strengthen
his bases in the Balkans.
His movement into unoccupied
France will necessitate other die
visions to guard the French bor-
der from the Spanish front to
northern ITALY, and probably addi-
tional divisions of Nazi troops for
Italy, as he knows he can't trust
Mussolini to meet Q large scale
invasion.
The military conquest of Italy
would be the simplest and most
direct route to Germany-despite
the Alpine barricade-by striking
through Yugoslavia across the
Adriatic, or around Its northern
shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
North African Drive to Shorten War Many
Aims at Springboard 10 Hit Axis,
Shortens Way 10 India, Australia
However. Enemy's Communication
Lines Are Still Niue h Shorter

Admiral Clark IT, Woodcdrd T. r. M veteran naval off
surrender of the German high Meet
the last World Wav, declares IN the fo~ing special
Americas successful occupation Of French North Afrca
shorten the "by months Admiral WOODWARD 'ods
ereUe officer the USS NW York. flagship OF the Amer
lean orcras squadron Of GermGnys last surrender
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
u. 5. Asks Italy
10 Overthrow
Fascist Regime
Asst. Sec Of State Tells
People United Nations
Are Nearby TO Help
BY SEYMOUR BERKsoN

by sEfMOUh bEhhoON
MANAGING Editsr Of International News
service, formerly stationed In Italy as
chief Of the Rame Bureau Of ms,
NEW YORK, Nov, i4.-in the
most fortnight official bid OF It's
kind ever offered to the people u
Italy, Assistant Secretary of State
A. A, Berle Jr, tonight called on
the Italians to overthrow the
Fascist regime now, piedging both
military and economic aid In the
liberation of their country,
The diplomats historic 2deelafa,
ton of American policy, delivered
by him before q meeting of lead
ers in the Free italian movement
headed by the former Italian Tor
eigH minister. Count Carlo Sfofza
was later broadcast to italy In the
Italian language over the short
wave facilities OF the Office oil
War Information.
Underground Message
That his words were destined Il
be picked up and circulated b>
members . of a powerful anti
Fascist underground movement
already operating inside italy wal
Indicated when Luigi Antonini
chairman of the meeting and presi
dent OF the Italian'Amerie Labor
Council, revealed the existence o.
the underground and read a mes
sage just received In America from
its leaders.
The message disclosed tina
mounting hate In Italy for th'
Musselini regime ID reaching th'
Explosion stage.
Within Gunshot
Setting the stage for the event
[ual organization OF q new fire.
government In italy, which woul'
lally itself with the United Ma
Itlons, Berle declared.
"The armies of the United
Nations stand within gunshot OF
the Italian shore. These armies
are for the liberation OF Italy
I -, % those true patriots who
Undertake the liberation OF italy,
We cay. you do not act alone,
The armies Of America and OF
the United Nsfsems sso CLOSE 81
hand, and behind them tho full
strength Of the most powerful
nations In the world,
"The italian people now, while
the struggle u still In progress,
can give unauestioned evidence
/ that the philosophy OF conquest
and force has been conoiusively
put aside by joining the struggle
against NaEi and Fascist tyr
amy"