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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-17
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1912

Gardner. - i'cF. Mr..
Elmer W. Goble. of AIorris,o,.
N. j., was a guest of GUY n bso"h,
Mrs. T. 3. Rose. Jr. d.dIerS.
guest of her husband 'oeu as
The committee on the ~annivors.
party the last Tuesday in hi. oIsdty
has reported numerous accon, INN
from former ROtariany from r".''es
the city to attend the mectjno W. u
will be an outing, with Rev p'"f'
Brown OF Fayetteville, being tbc
principal speaker. ''e
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airman in 1912 after leaving the
sailing vessels for steam and work.
ing his way up to the rank of first
officer.
A year later he was flying bi-
plane from one of the first airplane
carriers-an old ship that could do
10 knots under pressure, and had a
44-foot runway on the forward
deck.
He flew an old cauldron equipped
with wheels and floats-"and If the
ship were frightened, sometimes it
would get up to IS miles an hour. y
He few over the North Sea, in
Mesopotamia, in East Africa and
over the Aegean.
After the war the British decided
the Mad Mullah of Somallland had
created enough disturbance with
his fanatical bandit tribesmen. Sir
Frederick was given the job of sub
DUNG him. since Winston Churchill
had decided the job should be done
by air to save money and troops.
Sir Frederick organized an expe-
dition equipped with 80 planes. and
set out for the Mad Mullah'S do
main The planes flew inland some
llO miles and located an advance
airdrome, while caravan OF 200t
camels carried in stores, gasoline
! and munitions. The planes made
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Ministry School
Forced to oCIose
| Because of Draft

Because the Army is taking so
many of its prospective students
the Columbia College Of Christian
Education, 17o8 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. which prepares young
men for the ministry, is being forced
to close.
A petition for dissolution OF the
college was filed in District Court
Yesterday by Attorney George B,
Fraser. who said its Massachusetts,
avenue property had been sold to
Doris c. Lowe for $4,000. The pur-
chaser in turn leased it to the War
Snnplies Procurement ONCE OF the
Australian Government.
DR.. Elsie w Stone, president OF
the school. said the lack Of students
Is forcing It's closing now, but that
1t will be re-opened after the war.
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Air Ferry Command of Britain
KEEPS Cloud of Planes Flowing
Runwoys Constantly Full Of Bombers;
Director Helped Sink Bismarck

others glide in to take their place
in an endless round robin.
It's a big show at this western
terminal on the highroad to Britain
and it's getting bigger. Sir Fred
erick, the boys will tell you, is doing
himself quite a job. and he's leaning
heavily on American civilian ferry
pilots to get the job done.
"Ginge" is his nickname. It's an
apt one. for Sir Frederick is ging-
cry, tireless, 61-year-old bit of spring
steel energy, working just as hard
as he did during the height OF the
battle of Britain when he was COM
mander of the RAF coastal COM
mand.
Lady Bowhill is working under her
husbands command as flight OF
flcer in the Women's Auxiliary All
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the trip in 70 minutes, the camels in
seven days.
I'VE found the Mad Mullah in his
northern stronghold" Sir Frederick
said. I'VE began dropping bombs
to shatter his stone fortresses. The
natives had never seen planes before
then.
Finally his followers threw away
their arms. completely demoralized d.
The Mullah escaped into Italian
Somaliland with his chief of staff,
but died two or three months later. "
After that series of experiences
Sir Frederick spent three years in
Egypt and three years in 1raq,
where he fought rebellious desert
tribes and the Kurds.
Now he has another adventure
in the ferry command which has
made trans Atlantic flying an every
day job, startling in its size and
scientific advancement.
It's big show that "Ginge'
Bowhill is running, and the oceans
| are his rings.
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Force which she Joined in England
two wears ago. She has about
score of WAAF's under her direction.
Once a navy man, Sir Frederick
won't enter eny public arguments
about sea power versus air power
He sees final victory in the co-ordi-
mated efforts of the land. sea and air
forces of the United Nations. That's
why he is getting the bombers to the
other side.
Undoubtedly the heavy raids on
German cities are affecting civilian
morale and industrial output" he
told me, but whether any one can
claim that air power will be the
final blow for victory is beyond the
capacity of any one to answer
Let's wait and see.
"I have never maintained that air
power will win the war. Land, sea
and air power must be used to-
gether."
Sir Frederick never has lost his
respect for the British Navy. AS
I lad the sea was his first love. he
tried to enter the Navy when he
was IS, but he sailed in the compe'
tition for cadet training, and Joined
the Merchant Marine. He was only
lad when he sailed around the
Horn in windjammer.
Helped Sink Bismarck.
"A great manv thought 1t ro'
mantle" he chuckled. "but 1t WASH
romantic to those of us who die
the work 1t took you back X
Nelson's day. The food was bad
Lime Juice was rationed to preven
scurvy on long voyages.
Once, I recall, we sailed from
San Francisco for Antwerp will
expectations of a fair wind arount
the Horn. We were 1879 days gettln
home. Our food ran out. We at
from our cargo of wheat"
His knowledge of ships and tn
men who 60 down to the sea helpe'
Britain win one of her most I'M
portant sea battles of the war--th
destruction of the German battle
ship Bismarck.
That's a story he is reticent abou
telling, but it was he who wa
responsible for sending the Ameri
= can-built Catalina flying boat t
S hunt down the Bismarck and lea
d British naval units to the kill.
S Sir Frederick was in comman
n of the RAF coastal command at tn
S time the news was received that tn
Bismarck was on the loose afte
sinking the Hood. Ee figured tn
raider could do one Of three things
IS Backtrack to the safety Of a Ge'
e man port, proceed to its previousl
a determined rendezvour, or flee
= shelter of the Biscay forts.
,. Guessed Nazi Tactics.
- It decided it would be the Bisca
u forts" Sir Frederick said. "Thel
). the ship could be repaired undt
- cover of it's own air protection.
so I laid my plans according
and estimated the position whel
u, the shelter of the Biscay forts
= the Bismarck might be locate
&c That's where the Catalina foul
y her"
- He ioined the Royal Navy as 9
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Atlantic, the bombers from Amerl-
can factories are laundering into
airdromes in England in growing
numbers. The big parade OF air
power is on the wing.
But England is just stopping
place. Those big babies going across
were built for attack and not de-
fense. They aren't spanning the
Atlantic Just to give the crews Joy
ride. And it's almost all one-Way
traffic to the East.
Up in sunny corner room OF the
administrator building OF this
great Canadian airport, doughty
little British warrior watches the
noisy, swarning, endless activity
with increasing satisfaction. He
peers from blue eyes beneath pair
OF startingly, fierce. sandy eyebrows
that curl over his forehead.
He is Air Chief Marshal Sir Fred
erick Bowhill, who runs this show
like a veteran ringmaster keeping a
three-ring circus moving smoothly
His lob is one of the most vital IN
the United Nations scheme OF
smothering the Axis under clouos OF
planes.
Row on Row of Planes.
He must see to 1t that the ships
get to the fighting fronts. His COM
mand extends to Britain. India, Al
rica. South America and Australia
Just how many bombers are 60
ing across Is a tight secret of the
Royal Air Force Ferry Command
but let me tell you what have seer
at this huge air field from whlcf
the bombers take off day after day
In laundering herds. their pilot'
heading them for war fronts as cas-
ually as YOU might run down to th'
corner store for package O.
cigarettes.
Row on row Of American -madt
giants and their smaller kin-thel
aluminium skins daubed with gray
green war paint-are getting flna
tuneup and check before taking of
They look grim and deadly. Thu
only bright colors are the red, whit
and blue insignias of the Raj ant
the United States Army.
There are the huge Boeing flyin
fortresses. Consolidated Liberators-
Sir Frederick says the Liberator
"a ship without a vice"-Lockhee
Hudsons and other medium bomber
including the high-tailed BIS
which Jimmy Doolittle and his boy
bombed Toxic.
Bataan Avenger.
Some of the ships have cartoon
painted on the sides: One was tt
Bataan Avenger Another showed
bomb sight trained on Toxic. AT
other showed a bulldog chasing Hi
Ter over a fence indications th'
the flyers have a goal beyond tt
ferry destination.
The occasional fighter planes th
come into the field look like unde
sized terriers besides a pack OF ma
tiffs
The gloomy shadows Of close
guarded hangers hum with the a
tivity Of mechanics and englnee
poking into motors. radios and Il
struments, making adjustments al
minor repairs. As soon as they a
approved, the ships are off.
The nUmber Of planes on T.
apron never seems to change.
some lcer down the runWays al
pull their landing gear up into tn
bellies for TIE trans-ocean fllgl
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Permanent positions good salary TO start
and advancement in large local office or
ganization 5-day week; air-conditloned
building: high school graduates between
1S and rs preferred must be bright and
accurate, Phone Hobart 2416 between 8
a m. and pm
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WAITRESS NEEDED.

We need a waitress, experienced in the
service of both food and liquors. Must
be experisnced. reliable. dependable, steady
and not afraid to work. A waitress with
these qualifications can average between
$40 ana S45 per week. This is the finest
restaurant in this section of the city. Ap-
ply Burton's Restaurant, 1419 Irving st.
NV. Floaters please Go not apply, and
no phone calls please.
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h
World hoto
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. good salary
.nd Commission; l day off with pay; good
hours; part time or full time, Apply
hlvera Beauty Salon, 1907 N Carohna
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BEAUTY OPERATOR; EXPERT. ail-aroun1d
msnicurist. Apply Bailey's' 1917 Conn.
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pFAITTy OPERATOR, thoroughig expert
anreJ. hours 10 to = D m. good salary and
Commission Camille Beauty Shop. 37lo
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HELP MEN.
DISPLAY MAN
MEN
-OW FMPLOYE

To learn shop work: nice salary to start
HAHN SHOE CO. rear a23 1th ST. NV
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statesmen

We need experienced salesmen, draft
exempt, who understand advertising well
enough to talk about it. Our. advertising
plan involves the direct sale Of established
This is a line for high-grade men only
who are used to making $4,000 or more
phone Mr.. Paine, Tuesday, 6-s pm, or
lO-4 Wednesday,
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FfHfN SfIOE ", ItdT 80 N -, ~ y
MEN,
NOW EMPLOYED.
Part-time collection work; AVERAGE earn
ings. $50 per mo-, collecting on active
monthly accounts in Washington and VIZ
sinia towns: no selling or canvassins. BOX
261-C. Star. -
MAN, young, 1885, as &C
counts receivable correspond
ence clerk; permanent po-
sition and opportunity for ad-
vancement for right party
with old-established furnl-
ture store. Our employees
know of this ad. Box 134-S
| Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-21

When cancelling an Advertisement
retain canccllat tion number which is
invariably given at the time order
TO discontinue advertisement is
received. This number is necessary
in case of claim for adjustment.
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Hiehrood to Britain

One OF the most important
tasks in the Allied lDdr effort to-
dnp is the terrying OF giant
American Wnrplanes from bases
In Canada and Newfoundland.
But little has been 1Oritten about
the bases and the men dong the
lob. Non, for the first time, Wide
World Ne1Usmdn Don Whitehead
brings you real, UiDid picture OF
the daring pilots the directing
and supporting stats and the
scenes OF their activities.
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Millinery SaleSWOman,
Clerks lThree5 Also TVpist

EXPERIENCED,
For large speciality store: excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Call National
1850. Miss McEntee.
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pFAITTY OPERATORS. experienced. ex-
relient salary and comm. ABBY Borisse
Hair Dressers, 1915 Rhode Island ave. ne
brentwood Shopping Center. -
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced = excel,
lent salary 1881 14th 81. Nv, Geotsia
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BOOKKFEPER, local real estate experience
preferred Reply stating age, domr,s,.C &c
status experience, references and saI,ry
expected. Excellent opportunity Dun
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. air-conditioned S@nop @
| salary end commission; permanent ~
I !. Nch.a Il
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REATJTY OPERATOR 1850 Mt. Pleasant
" u Adams QfE3
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BY DON WHITEHEAD.
Wide World.
AN AIR BASE SOMEWHERE IN
CANADA, July 21.-Traffic is getting
heavy on the highroad to Britain.
Across 1000 miles of foggy North
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GIRL

SALESWOMAN, young wom-
an, smart appearance, ex-
perienced in selling ready to
wear. Permanent position,
good salary plus commission.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
1920 F ST, ROOM 203,
RALEIGH HaherdaSher.
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pFATTTY OPERATOR, experienced. Fran
N - nSantu aim. R23 Penna. ave. Sc.
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sFAJTTY OPERATOR. au-sround: 5000
saiary steady position. CASTOR. l'fl
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BOOKKFEPER, some experience keeping
Are insurance records preferred; perma- :
nent Reply own handwriting. state salary
and evnn rience Box LEES. Star-
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CASHIER. to work in drugstore; must be
experienced Apply Executive Pharmacy
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CLERK for modern laundry and dry clear.
ing Office. Experience helpful but not
no S-C
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BOOKKEEPER-S R-STENOGRApHER for WnTk
experienced: good salary, Box 462-D, star.
Rus GIRL. colored for tcaroom, daily from
io-S except Sundays. The Fireside nm
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CASHIER. pm TO II: $50 per week
meals: 6 days Please do not Apply unIesa
NV
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COOK experienced Apply in person
SCOTS Hotel Coffee Shop, 2l31 Q ST NV,
COUNTER GIRLS (G). experienced. Apply
ghnu-hnat 1IN2 IL ST
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Fighting Mans Friend
TI9nIin9 man D TTieno
Wife Working,
Likely
To Become IA

MRS. J. B. H.: Owe were
married Oct. 20. 1910. We hac
our date set several months be.
fore any talk OF the draft. My
husband is in ga. / kept or
working so / wouldn't be de.
pendent on him for support. viii
the draft board still think hC
married TO evade the draft?
A-Although your husband
did not marry necessarily to
evade the draft act. the law was
In effect st the time of your
Marriage, 30 he knew he might
sometime be called. Hence, if
he now requests deferment on
the basis OF his marriage his
board can assume he IL hiding
behind his marital status to
avoid service. IL Is likely your
husband will be reclassified
soon and placed In Class Ia.
NJ. II. r.: Q-I had misunder-
standing with my boy friend and
he joined the marines He left
Jan. 3, 1912. I don't know where
he is stationed, his service num-
Der. or anything about him. ]
wrote TO Washington to the head
of the marine corps but he wrote
back saying they had no recorG
of any one by that name. Now
/ know he enlisted in the service
but If 1t isn't the marines, how
can l find out which one il is?
Ali he enlisted locally you
might check with the army,
navy and coast guard recruiting
offices. Then you might write
TO those respective branches In
Washington just as you did In
the case of the marine corps.
There Ii no other way YOU could
obtain information concerning
your friend.
ALIEN COLLEGE STUDENT
T. c.: Q-I am sophomore
in college and am 20 years Of age
l have just received my question.
naire and am in a rather awkward
position. was born in Great
Bcitain and have my declaration
of intention. / wish 10 continue
my studies and If possible become
"a reserve officer in the vs. classi.
fication and still be deferred. Is
this possible? Could you tell me
who I may contact concerning this
\
know the answer to this situation
at the Federal Building?
A-To be eligible for VS. you
must have been a citizen Of the
United States for at least 10
years. For full information con-
corning naval reserve officers.
apply at the naval offices on the
ninth floor OF the Book Tower.
MRS. c.: Q-Can the draft
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child and I be beneficiaries to any
insurance, rather than his rela-
tives?
1 am taking a defense training
course. When it is completed
where will 1 obtain a job to sup
port this child and myself? Will
my husband be required to con-
tribute to the support of the child
while he is in the army?
A-You would not necessarily
be beneficlaries TO his Insurance,
as he Is free TO name the bene-
ficiary he desires. For informa-
ton on defense employment you
should apply at the federal en-
ployment offices. lie East JEFF
fersOn avenue.
Your husband will be required
TO contribute SEE monthly from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Pitfalls OF Love /. By Adele Garrison

but WHAT are you going to
do! protested. "You must be
terribly tired, travelling all day.
had planned to have you sleep
here I'm the bedroom"
Leaving you TO roost on that
bed-couch I'm the living room, I
suoppse." he gibed.
It's very comfortable" I said
defensively, and he laughed
down at me.
I'm glad 10 hear that he
said, "for that's where I'm going
to deep tonight, rs soon rs I'm
sure there's no change of your
waking. Where do you keep the
blankets and sheets and things
for that couch"
'TT get them" I said, starting
to rise. but his firm grip held me
fast.
Don't excite the caveman In
me by getting fresh" he threat
ened, cor I'm likely TO turn one
of your lovely cerulean orbs to
an ebon hue. asked you where
that bedding was and expect
an answer"
"Yes, my lord" said with
affected meekness. It's In that
closet over there on the lowest
shelf"
That's all I need TO know.
Now I'm going 10 march you
Into the bedroom and put YOU 10
bed, and leave orders that no
body shall call you In the morn
Ing until you awaken yourself"
Like most women who carr,
many responsibilities on theil
shoulders and generally stand OF
their own feet" / revel in Dicky'I
occasional exercise of conjugal au
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

milk seems TO be universally
healthful for every one. II is one
of the really few natural foods that
man knows.
Mrs. Christine Frederick. au.
thority. on household efficiency
tells you all about IL in Milk as a
Summer Health Drink" a special
article in The American Weekly
Sunday.
MOHAWK DUTCH RECIPES
Speaking of food
You'll have only yourself Ia
blame If you overlook a handful
of early settler recipes in The
American Weekly Sunday.
Here you'll find dishes over
whose succulence the English
Dutch and Irish pioneers used tc
smack their lips: apple jack OF
apple grunt; biscuit dough recipe
huckleberry soup: strawb berry
shortcake; Indian meal pudding
and dough boys.
Recipes sent in by readers from
coast TO coast. each chosen for It's
particular magic, include oatmeal
bread; kettle roast and something
different in that old standby, po-
tato salad.
They're all in The American
Weekly, the universally interest.
ing magazine distributed with this
coming Sundays Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

thority. backed always by solici
tude for my health. I found Il
very sweet TO be bossed around
and submitted meekly to Dicky'i
putting me into bed as il 1 were q
small child.
] awakened late next morning Il
find my husband still acting the
part Of martinez.
Its time somebody rode herd
on you," he said, land who has n
better right than your lawfully
welded spouse? I've had n ses-
sion with Dad and he tells me
that for the next few days he's
simply marking time, while he
watches for developments from
several psychological mines he
has sown In suspected areas. So
he agrees with me that you stay
right here today and tonight.
Tomorrow morning we are go
Ing over 10 the Underwoods TO
speed Lillian on her way, then
well settle down there for a
spell while Katharine nurses
Harry back TO strength.
"You are not 20 stir from this
apartment until we break camp
TO 70 over 10 the Underwoods.
Nobody's going TO bother you
here, AID for once you'll have
n quiet "a hours. I'm going TO
be absent most OF thas time going
over some things with Dad. but
I'll be within call"
However, events proved Dlckey
more optimist than prophet. True
most of the day wore away with.
out incident. l saw only Dicky
and the room maid. Ronald. Mary
the VeritZens, even my father, die
not so much as telephone me.
CALL FROM KATHARINE
But at 9 o'clock in the evening
when / was thinking of meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

next day, my telephone
rang and the apologize voice o.
the hotel operator came to m,
ears.
"Mrs. Graham, your husband
said no one was to call you, but
there II q lady here who says
that she must zee you, and that
you will see her II you know
who she Ii. I didn't know what
to do
what Ii her name 2" / asked,
quickly.
Katharine Beckett" came the
surprising answer.
CONTINUED tomorrow
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Connolly Answers

1-(aD Capuchin: (b) FL
Dorado; (c) Fleming.
2-ta) Sulphuric; nitric; picric.
3-(a) Eden; (b) de Gaulle; (c)
Goebbels.
E(a) Alighieri; (b) Cerci; (c)
de Veuster.
Sal Wapiti; (b) buffalo; Cc)
coyote.
6-(a) Garden Of Gethsemane;
tb) Netherby Hall; (c) Bat
tie OF Charlottesville, 1863.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

his army pay toward the sup
port Of you and your child. In
addition, the government will
pay an additional $40, making a
total OF S62 q month you will
receive, starting I'm November.
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Quiz Answers
BY Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
By Zane Grey

University of Wisconsin.
2-The corvine or crow.
3-Approximately 5000.
4-Sovereign of Great Britain.
5-The letter j.
ga tortoise or turtle.
Peter Rabbit, Reynard the
Fox. Ferdinand the Bull.
A Hollywood Stars Court
room Battle for the Custody of
Her Son Is Described by tho
Famous Actress In the Final In
stalment OF Her Intimate Men,
oirs. Don't Miss Them I'm The
American Weekly, With Tn
Sundays Issue Of The DetrcS
Sunday Times.
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HE NAMES BENEFICIARY

MRS. f. T: Q-My husband has
been indicted into the army. We
have one minor child. We were
at the time of his induc-
tion but not divorced. Would the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

discloses how the brain Is virtu-
ally wired" to an incredibly
sensitive recording apparatus.
II reveals that these electrical
impulses may indicate whether
a couple should marry. can fore
cast stomach ulcers and reveal
your very disposition.
Don't miss this tremendously
interesting article in The Ameri-
can Weekly Sunday.
MASKS FOR WOMEN
Beauty demands much for her
devotees.
But surely one of the most In
teresting approaches to loneliness
Is by way of the beauty-mask.
What these are like is told in
The American Weekly Sunday.
Joseph Gollomb writes another
of the Weeklys series of Famous
Crimes that will challenge our
most brilliant detective minds.
This, The Case of the Faceless
Girl" appears in The American
Weekly Sunday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
MILK FOR HEALTH
Do YOU like milk

Do you like milk?
Or arc you one of those persons
who simply cant endure the
taste Of IL?
There are ways 10 take milk and
like II, for above all other foods,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
MAY BE DEFERRED

WORRIED: Q-Before we were
married my husband was taking
care of his father and mother so
he was placed in Class ga. That
was about a year ago. A few
months later we were married and
he was again put in Class ga.
I'm now expecting a baby. Can
he be indicted into the army?
Ayes, under the new regu-
lations he can be indicted. How
ever. II he can convince his
board that because OF his origi-
nal ga stntns he did not ex-