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Evening star., 1942-03-16
One Dies, Seven Hort
In Traffic Accidents
In Nearby Areas
Laurel Mon Killed as
Auto and Trailer Truck
Collide in Maryland
D. 6. Traffic Toll
Killed in 1912 2---------- %
Killed in same period Of l94l IT
Toll for all of 1941 e5

One man was killed and seven
others injured, five seriously. In
traffic accidents in nearby Maryland
and Virginia over the week end.
Charles M. Phair, As, of Laurel,
was fatally injured and three COM
panions critically hurt early today
in the collision Of an automobile
and a trailer truck on the Balti-
more boulevard about mile and a
half south of Laurel, according to
police.
Mr.. Phair, a cousin of Ormond w.
Phair, president Of the Prince
Georges County Board of Educa-
ton, was a passenger in the auto
mobile, which was driven by Floyd
M. Lilly. jr, "a, also of Laurel,
police said.
Mr.. Lilly, along with two other
occupants Of the car, Thomas s.
Phair, 23, son Of Charles M. Phair.
and Andrew z. Stanton, 80, both Of
Laurel, were taken to Casualty Hos
pital where they were reported to
be in serious condition with head
Truck Driver Unhurt.
Donald E. Deal, 80. of Cherry
Vile. N. c., driver of the trailer
truck, according to police, was un-
hurt. Police said the accident oc-
CURED when Mr.. Lilly attempted
to make a left turn directly in front
of the truck.
Armando Gentleman of Union
City. N. j.. driver Of trailer-sruck
loaded with barrels, and his helper,
Charles Mcconnell of Washington,
escaped with cuts and bruises this
morning when Mr.. Gentleman lost
control Of the vehicle on the Balti-
more boulevard near Waterloo, go
ing of the road and into a culvert.
The gasoline tank was ignited by
the impact. Mr.. Gentleman and
Mr.. Mcconnell were treated at St.
Agnes Hospital in Baltimore for
cuts and bruises. The fire was. ex-
tinguished by the Jessups Fire De-
partment.
Struck BY Hit-Runner.
Edgar Venable, Is, OF Berwyn, Md,
was in Casualty Hospital today with
possible skull fracture and brain
conclusion received when struck by
a hit-and-run driver yesterday as he
was crossing the Baltimore boule-
ward near his home, police said. He
was taken to the hospital by the
Branchville rescue squad.
Thomas Woods, 81, of Durham,
N. c., was critically injured yes
terday when struck by an automo-
bile as he was pushing his own ear,
which had stalled on the Jefferson
Davis highway, near Eighteenth
street south, Arlington, according to
police. Both legs were crushed. He
was taken to the Emergency Hos
pital, where officials said they
planned to amputate one Of his legs.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
.W.P.A. to Train Workers
In Idle Machine Shops

BY the Associated Press.
A program to utilize large num-
Der Of idle machine, welding and
sheet metal shops for the training Of
war production workers was an
nounced yesterday by the Work
Projects Administration.
Howard o. Hunter, w. p. A. ad-
ministrator, said State administra-
tors were authorized to lease idle
shops and make them available to
school authorities for expansion Of
defense training programs II the
schools lacked funds for this pur-
pose.
Mr.. Hunter said each lease would
provide for immediate return Of the
shop to the lessor upon receipt of .
war production contract.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Big AIbemurIe Estate
BOUGHT by Venezuelan

B, ste Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
16.-C. Donald Batchelder of Vene-
zuela has purchased Lake Oak,
1,0o0-acre estate. he. will make his
home there and raise pure-bred
cattle.
The farm, located opposite
Greensfields, owned by the late Col,
william H. Langhorne, brother of
Lady Astor, is one of Albemarle
Count, IS most substantial estates.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Defense Glasses
Form in Manassas
srtc1al Dispatch to The Star.

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, March 16.-The
Prince William County Defense
Committee has organized classes for
atr-raid wardens, auxiliary police
and auxiliary f1remen. The courses
are held each Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. evening in the Manassas
Town Hall.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Girl, s. browns in cistern

SHEP II E r D s TOWN, w.
Va, March is tSpeciaD Merle
Phyllis Hilton, 6. drowned Saturday
when she fell into q, cistern at the
home OF her grandmother, Mrs.
Laura Marshall, with whom she
lived.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
vistOrano MantsiEa, Editor
subscription semanal: 20 c
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TsISfOno Y 37e:
OPORTES
RAY ROBINSON PELEARA
CON NORMAN RUBIO

New York, mario 18.-E ne
grito Ray Robinson llamado por
algunos ell campe6n sin corona
del peso weller, peleara ell vier-
mes, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, con Norman Rubio, gladia-
dor de Schenectady.
Robinson, la "~estrella' de Har
lem, es Ell favorito sobre Rubio
por cuanto lleva a~lcanZadas 29
victorias consecutivas. Desde
que Sc hizo professional Ray no
ha sido derrotado.
Rubi ostenta una reciente vic
toria sObre ell mexicano Carlos
Malacara, pero canada por com
placencia de los jueces, no poi
haberla conquistado con sus pu-
nos.
Ell gladiator de Schenectady
sustituye a Marty Servo, de
Amsterdam, que Sc enferm6.
Los periodistas recuerdar
que en- ell verano del ano pasadC
Robinson lie volvi6 la espalda q
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

miento, estabamos mi esposa y
yo maniatados y amordazados,
en- una alcobita infecta del ca
rromato de estos individuoS. FL
carruaje sc habia puesto en- mar
cha; Celita, nueStra sobrina-nie
ia, iba tambien con nosotros, y
a ella lie debemos la libertad y
la vida; porque, al cabo de ir
encerrados varios dias y varias
noches en- aquel furg6n, que lie
gamos a pensar que fuera nues-
ira tumba, Celia en- CaSpe, dom
de habia hecho alto la troupe,
consigui6 escaparse y avisar a
la guardia civil. Entonces, eStos
dos individuos huyeron, y noso-
tros pudimos volver a Madrid.
La marquesa intervino:
y aqui en- Madrid, senior
juez, hemos podido averiguar
que estos individuos explota-
ban, a mas de a nuestra sobri
IA, a la hija de don GustavO
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

aquella nino que acompahaba a
la sobrina de los marqueses en-
la cOmpahia ambulante de circo,
que dirigia ell trapero Cogorza.
-iC6mo fue a parar su hiia
de listed a manos de csc hon.
10 ignore, senior juez. 70
estaba en- la c&rcel euando nos
fue robada.
-iAh, les fue rObada a uste-
des? mo perdida?
No, senior juez, no Sc nos
perdi6; nos la rObaron. Y yo ten
go que pensar que este indivi-
duo o quien fuera Obraba paga-
do por una mano carcelaria...
(iPor la de su esposa. oui.
"a?
-iTal yez, senior juez! Aun.
que yO NADIA afirmo.
-iFue listed el que rob6 a e.
sa niha?-interrog6 ahora Ell
iue4 dirigiendOse a Pablo,
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ESQ no es verdad es que ell
senior tie NAL de piedra y lie dan
vahidos.
i Insisto en- que no puede
listed burlarse de nadie!
-Yo no me burlo, senior juez.
Me defiendo, que no es 10 mis-
mC.
-Bien, siga listed, senior mar
ques. Tenga en- cuenta que 81 in
terrumpe listed una vez mas a
este senior, lie hare salir inme-
diatamente de aqui, sin derecho
interrumpir, a defenderse.
NO, no interrumpire mas.
Que liable, que liable.
-Cuando recobre Ell couoci-
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

de la Gandara, Antonita, y a
otros dos hijos del arroyo, que
seguramente habian robado
tambien.
-IQue dicen ustedes?-ex
clam6 ell juez.
-iPido la palabra!-inte-
rrumpi6 ell Cogorza, dando un
paso adelante y extendiendo
la diestra.
-iEspere listed! va habla-
ra a su TEMPO. Asi, Sdicen us
tedes que la hija del mdsico
de la Gandara?...
ST, senior juez. Esta en-
nuestra casa-repuso ell mar
ques de Rio Verde.
-5Y tienen ustedes certe-
"a de que es, en- efecto, esa
nina la que nosotros buscaba-
mos? iPorque va tengo noti-
ella de esa nina que fue roba-
da hace muchos ahos!...
Haze un ratio, hace escasa
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

mente media bora la han re-
conocido sus PADRES.
-ISus padres?...
ST, senior juez; ell m1si-
co de la Gandara, que es un
antique amigo nuestro, v la
madre de la nina, que es Ia.
amiga de don Gustavo, y que
ha quedado tambien en- nues-
tro palacio de la Castellana.
Don Gustavo ha venido-
aclar6 la marquesa-. Esta a.
qui.
-iAh, en- csc case, que pa
sc !-orden6 ell juez al agen-
tie Balsas, que Sc apresur6 a sa
lir de la eStancia.
o
Cogorza miraba al suelo,
muy serene.
Habia vuelto a recobrar a.
quella maravillosa serenidad
de los grandes criminales, y
Sc adivinaba que tramaba al
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
PROMOTE JACOBS QUE LA
PE1EA JOSE LUIS-CONN
Sc EN- CHICA-
GO

New York, MARIO 18.--El en-
presario Mike Jacobs manifesto
aver que la pelea entire ell cam
pe6n Jose Luis, del peso compile
to, y ell aspirante Billy Conn, de
Pittsburg, "probablemente" Sc
efectuara en- Chicago, en- ell mes
de JUNO. En- un anterior encuen
tro Luis derrot6 a Conn en- ell de
elmo tercero asalto.
Depende ell combate de dos fac
torres, permiso de dos Oficiales
del ej@rcito, porque Luis y Conn
son ahora soldados, y que ell "di-
namitero" defienda con exito su
titulo, Ell dia n, frente al corpu
lento Abe Simon.
Jacobs estima que una pelea
en Chicago oc~asionaria menos
dificultades, en- cuanto a trans
portes, que en- New York.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Ell gran COgorza levant6 Ia
cabeza, miro de hito en- hi
70 al Juez y al tribunal, luego a
los marqueses y a Gustavo, y al
I'm rompi6 Ell silencio, para de-
cir:
d Puedo hablar?
ST, senior.
-Esta listed SECURE?
No Sc 10 digo 20?
~ no me i~nterrumpiran?
Made.
~ pu6 decir la verdad?
-iY claro!
lila verdad pura?
lila yerdad pura, ST senior!
ia verdad en- plata?
i Vamos, Olga va, sin mas
preambulos!
-lSin mas. que?
Sin mas rodeos quiero de-
,LiAh, bueno, pues aua va!
%oS'es Quien sabey De ddnda
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
LUIS Sc EJERCITA PARA
LA PELEA CON ABE SIMON

Fort Dix, MARIO l Ell cam
pe6n Jose Luis contin1a entire
nandese para la pelea del dia q
con Abe Simon, a b~eneficio del
fondo de auxilio del ejercitO.
Todas las tardes mas de 1000
soldados "empaquetan" La Are
ma donde Luis Sc ejercita.
Sc prepare ell campe6n con
mucho cuidado porque Simon es
zurdo y pega Electives puheta
EOS.
Los peritos opinan, sin embar
go, que el Gigantic no pasara del
quinto asalto.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
LOS ROJOS VENCIERON
A LOS GIGANTES
Hoy jugGrdn los Yankees

Hoy jugGrdn los Yankees
Tres pitchers de los Gigantes,
Wittig, Feldman y Damn, fue-
ron apaleadOs aver por los Ro-
JOS, que descargaron % hits y
~anotaron 16 carreras, en- Ell tie
reno de Plant.
tEl Cincinnati us6 dos pitch
ers, Burpo y Walters, pero tres
catchers, Lamanno, Lakeman y
Hemsley.
LOnnie Frey, la segunda base
de los Rojos, Sc descolg6 con cua
tro hits, en- cuatro wees al bate.
Burpo empez6 ell desafio de a
yer por ell Cincinnati y lie termi-
no Walters. De los ocho hits de
los neoyorquinos, siete fueron
bateados contra Walters.
Los Rojos lie descargaron Is
hits a Wittig, en- tres innings y
un tercio, Joost y Walters apor'
! taron tres hits cada uno.
Ell Gnico "jonron" de la tarde
sali6 del bate de Babe Barna, q
corpulento novato de los Gigan'
ties. La pelota lego hasta Ia pts
Ia. Barna, sin embargo, jugt
NAL al campo y do a los Rojo'
cuatro carreras.
Los espectadores aplaudieron
mel OFT, el nuevo mentor del N
York Nacional.
Hoy por la tarde, a las ESQ
los Yankees jugaran con el Gin
Icinnati, en- esta ciudad.
N York 900 O02 0OO-2c, Oh, 8
Cinci 1O4 Ais O1x-16c, 22h, 2
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

ST, senor, compre Ia
pintura B. L P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Ga. avenida
v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

IN encuentro con Rubio. y L. Co
misi6n Atietica del estsdo de
New York le suspendi6 por I'm
periiodo de go dfas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Los Cardenales vencieron a.
yer a los Indios, en- st. Peters
burg, Y obtuvieron su Octava vic
toria consecutive en- la Liga de
la Toronja. La 1nica carrera del
sc hizo en- la novena entra
da. cuando Walker Cooper did
un shit" y Erv Dusak logr6 en-
trar en- ell "home." Cuatro juga-
das dobles favorecieron mucho
a los triunfadores. Ray Poat
larz6 en- cinco innings por Ell
Cleveland y solo lie pegaron un
hit.
Cleveland DC, 4h, De; Sit Louis
1c, All, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
UOCADELLO INGRESARA
EN- LA INFANTERIA DE
MARINA

Fostoria, Ohio, mario Is. -
Ingres6 en- la infanteria de ma
rina, con permiso de su junta de
reclutamiento, ell pelotero John
ny Lucadello, jugador de cuadro
de los Browns de San Luis.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
LA GACE'TK
Con Ell Bate, la Mascota y,los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Durante el descanso de invier
no, Peewee Reese, ell SIS de los
Dodgers, aument6 su peso en-
20 libras.
Eddie Joost, ell ~'torpedero" de
los Rojos, acrecent6 ell suyo en-
Il libras. Los dos conservan su
agilidad.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Sc VENDEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala;
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Los Piratas dominaron a los
Cubs en- ell noveno inning, lue-
go de que 6stos habian anotado
en- el octave Y septimo, e impi-
dieron la victoria del club con-
trario. Pete Coscarart desempe-
no ell SIS por Arky Vaughan y
anot6 cuatro de las ocho carre-
ras de su team. Pogo tres hits
y en- la cuarta vez al bate reci-
bio un pelotazo. Elvie Fletcher
y Stu Martin tambi6n dispara-
ron tres hits cada uno. Alfonso
Lopez no jug6.
Chicago &c, 12h, De; Pitts
burgh &c, l4h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

guna de sus admirables COM
binaciones para salvarse v sal
var a su c~ompahero.
e. compahero, mientras tan
to, lie daba vueltas a la CORA,
miranda acknowledgements al
juez Y al maestro, mientras
pensaba:
-IQue espera este hon.
bre?... iPorque 81 ahora no
nos condena a ounce penas de
muerte!...
En- este momento entr6 en- la
sala del juzgado el mdsico Gan
dara.
Ell juez procedi6 a interrogar
a Gandara, tan acostumbrado
va, en- su largo calvario de amar
gura, a estas escenas de juzga-
Cos y tribunales.
Y a las pocas palabras, sc
convenci6 ell magistrate de que
en- efecto, Ia hua del m6sico era
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Aver, en- Lakeland, los Yam
KEGS venciero ma los Tigres, con
un total de 2 carreras por l. Las
carreras de los ganadores lie fue
ron hechas al veterano Tommy
Bridges, en- Ell tercero. Lefty Go
mez lanz6 en- cuatro innings y
dej6 en- blanco al Detroit. Los
Yankees siguen bateando POGO
Y solo batearon tres hits. FL De-
troit cometi6 dos errores.
New York &c, 3h, De; Detroit
1c, I'll, 2e,
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

En- Anaheim, California, los
Medias Blancas de Chicago, de-
jaron a los Atleticos sin carre-
ras, hacienda ellos dos. Nueve
hits pegaron los vencedOres y
seis los maltratados.
Chiuago &c, Sc, De; Philadel-
phia DC, Oh, lie.
Los Medals Rojas, mandates
por Cronir fueron derrotadoS
aver, en- Bradenton, por los CO.
roneles de Louisville. Mars
Lewis, un pitcher convertible en-
j~ardinero, bateo un Quadrangle
lar, un tubey y un hit.
Boston &c, 8h, De; Louisville
10c, 12h, Be.
Los Dodgers jugaron ayel
dos d~esafies y en- los dos vencie'
ron,
En- ell primero, con los regu'
lares, derrotaron a los Senado
res y en- ell segundO, con los nov;
tos, atropellaron a los Braves
de Boston.
Sc efectu6 Ell primer partidt
en- Orlando y ell segundo en- Day
tona Beach.
Brooklyn 13c, l6h, Sc; WaSl
ington, &c, 8h, lie.
Boston 1c, III, Be; Brooklyn g
11h, De.
, 1942-06-10

The wrestling show at the CLIO
Picnic was a great success from
the standpoint of the fans who
like their wrestling on the rough
side. In the first bout, Wild Bill
Sherman and Curly Grant hit a
fast clip for sixteen minutes with
Grant scoring the winning fall.
In the semi-final, Bob Anderson
won over the rough and tough
Butcher Dillon.
In the main event the Duke De
Kokenov" after trying every trick
in the book, (and some unmen-
tionable), was disqualified after
giving both his opponent Bob
Hulse and the referee a good 60
ing over.
, 1942-06-10

Local 1853 is proud to present
Mrs. Lillian Bishop, who made
one of the most important nego-
tiating contributions in the settle
ment of Dinners new wage agree
ment.
She has won the respect and
admiration of all her follow
workers, and has been highly
commended by the members of
the committee with whom she
worked. We hope to hear much
more of Mrs. Bishop as she con-
tinues to lead in UE activity.
, 1942-06-10
WATCH LOCAL 768
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agreement to be negotiated
later.
National Foundry is next On the
Local 1853 list to receive a Minute
Man flag for 1000 participation
in War Bond purchasing. National
Foundry employees achieved a
remarkable record by obtaining
SO percent purchasing with one
and one-half days from the start
of the Drive. Local 1853 is proud
of National Foundry for the splen-
did way in which they have lead
the way for other plants In a
quick, thorough and 1000 Sue
cessful drivel ...--
Union Shop Statement by
Local 768 Publicity
Committee
Management, when confronted
by a demand for a Union shop,
usually replies "but oh my
NO -. we cannot deprive a man
from his right to choose whether
or not he shall belong to the
Union even If he is one non
member in the midst of 1000
members!"
WHO is the noble non-uniOn
man that management = 50.
anxious to protect. He b the
mar who accepts hours and wages
secured for him by the Union and
then refuses to pay dues to help
support the Union. He Is q hitch
hiker who won't buy his share Of
, 1942-06-10
BY Orville L. KuhnIe

The CLIO Industrial Softball
League officially consists of the
following teams:
UE Local 755-Delco Products.
UE Local 768-Amalgamated.
UE Local 804-Leland Electric.
URW Local 87-Inland.
JAW Local 648-United Air
craft.
JAW Local 696-Delco Brake.
Jack Wolverton, Delco 755 Soft
ball pitcher is setting an enviable
record for all pitchers in the CLIO
SoftbaIl League. Three hits have
been all he has allowed in win
ming two games for 755. In the
first he BANKED out the United
Aircraft team with no hits and
no runs. In the second he allowed
three hits and no runs to the
Local 1853 team.
Here r the League standings:
, 1942-06-10

to the company and one to
the Union! Local 768 is proud to
fly the flag of Moraine Products
as the first plant to decorate Local
1853 Halls with official recogni-
ton from the u. S. treasury.
NEXT ON THE LIST FOR
MINUTE MAN FLAGS ARE
AVIATION ELECTRIC, NATION
AL FOUNDRY, and dinner
FARE REGISTER!
Brown & Brockmeyer
These facts are to clarity any
confusion created by the issue of
whether or not double time should
have been paid for Memorial
Day, the CLIO Shop Committee
wishes to make the following
statement:
We of the CLIO have pledged
our every effort for more, more
and still more production to OUT
PRODUCE THE AXIS! We urge
the opening Of a Western Front
in Europe to win VICTORY IN
~ . and pledge the support
of organized labor necessary to
make that offensive possible
through production and the buy
ing of War Bonds.
WE WANT TO WORK EVERY
SATURDAY INCLUDING
THE SATURDAY OF MAY Both!
We of the Shop Committee were
notified by Steffen Brown two
days before Memorial Day that
he wanted Brown & Brockmeyer
employees to work for time and
, 1942-06-10

1000 Bond Buying plus added
production effort is a small part
of Leland Locals war effort.
Come on, Union members, and
fill the suggestion boxes with your
ideas, so your War Production
Committee can carry on its war
work.
Hats off to our Negotiating
Committee, still in there battling
"dear OLE Management" for the
rest of our raises.
, 1942-06-10
the gas. HE HAS A DUTY TO

the gas. HE HAS A DUTY TO
JOIN! ~
He has that duty not only to
himself . but to his family too.
The Improvement of working con-
ditions today means a better
world today, and a still better one
tomorrow.
The Union makes a continuous
and important contribution to Our
American Democracy. Knowing
that the strength of the nation
depends basically on a strong,
free people, and what helps our
working men and women also
helps our nation, the Ute vigor-
ously opposes those enemies of
the nation who seek by legisla-
tive and other means to cripple or
destroy the working people and
their organizations.
TODAY THE STRONGER
WE AE ORGANIZED THE
STRONGER FORCE WE ARE
FOR VICTORY! Every Shop A
Union Shop every worker
united with his fellow workers
will mean a double force for
VICTORY IN ~!
MOraine Products Wins
Minute Man Flag
On Friday, May 20, a represent
alive of the United States
Treasury presented two minute
man flags to the workers Of
Moraine Products for their splen-
did 1000 response to the War
Bond Drive! One flag was given
, 1942-06-10

one-haf instead of double time as
provided for in the Contract"
Since the Go is run by a VOTE
OF ITS MEMBERSHIP we of
the Shop Committee had no
authority to break the contract
and consent to work for time
and one-half. There was not
time to call a membership meet
ing to get the vote of YOU, the
employees as a whole. So we
asked Mr.. Brown to do as the
other CLIO shops did WORK,
AND PAY DOUBLE TTME
We say hat we, and every other
B & B employee wants to work
EVERY SATURDAY that
we are endeavoring to get B & B
to work on a full time 1853 hour
week EVERY WEEK. HOW
ABOUT MIR. BROWNE?
X Unity Now and Forever
, 1942-06-10
Leland 1000 For
War Bonds

Leland Local 8O4 is happy to
announce that every member is
a Bond-Buyer as indicated by the
War Bond Drive just completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Out Fighting

Today's enrolment is a naval
secret. but il is terrific.
Those seamen who came through
the school and got their rating in
the early days are now out fight
ing in the Solomons. in England,
Alaska, Australia. Egypt
And the first cooks have left
long ago 10 see that the fighting
sailors get their chow.
Today in the enlarged base
which is still growing. there is a
fine reading room with a huge fire
place, gift of Mr.. Ford. And there
is a fine wood pile for the big
CRATE which burns nightly these
cool evenings.
There is a huge new recreation
hall, another Ford gift, which
holds 1900 men for the tri-weekly
movies. and has a fine dance floor
for the USO parties.
The hall is the last word in CON-
bined movie and dance hall and
there is an excellent organ, with
stage equipment.
The student-SallorS speak of
their best as a tight ship" That
means that it is from stem TO
stern as ship-shape as it can be
made.
Pride OF the base Is the steel
ship anchored to the dock. 1t is
also a gift from Mr.. Ford. On IL
the boys learn something about
seamanship. how 10 repair steam
engines in a running craft.
And every youngster on that
base would sacrifice almost any.
thing TO get aboard.
How about food. Step right up
here are the kitchens.
You'll meet Donald Duck first
He is a tame pigeon who spends
most Of his time perched on the
roof over the kitchen doors. He
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Taken shortly before meals, Gil
jan mixes with the food AT ONCE
helping to eliminate poisons which
foster host OF ailments. Gillian
will assist In bringing out gases
and impurities (often with the very
first dose) which may have been
inside you long time, causing
dreary days OF misery and head
aches, dizzy spells, skin eruptions,
and that lazy. tired, dragged out"
feeling. II viii aid greatly In
cleansing your bowels gradually
cleansing your bowels Gradually
not harshly or severely as
they were NEVER CLEANSED
BEFORE. And it will make the
digestive organs sweet and clean.
Besides this. Gillian will help
make your stomach, liver, and
bowels more active. and aid in
BUILDING YOU UP in general.
II will make you look and feel
like a different man or woman,
years-yes, YEARS-youngerl
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, Is
now at Cunningham's Drug Store
at 1124 Griswold St, and 1865
Woodward Ave, Detroit. Here he
n meeting crowds of interested
men ard women daily and in
Producing and explaining the re-
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longer start to play East Side,
West Side, All Around the Town. +"
And they have USN painted on
the side. The navy acquired them
when it was found the boys were
losing too much time getting TO
and from the school.
The day we came aboard, lunch
con menu was: cream of celery
soup. chicken. French friend pota-
toes, asparagus, combination salad.
toast. apple pie, pitchers of coffee
or milk.
You may keep coming back.
Only one rule has been laid down
by Captain Stoker. If you go back
for a second or third helping, you
must take only what you want to
leat.
He insists there must be no food
waste