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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

TO ONE and all, ! wish you
a Joyous and ble-sed Christina
and abundant blessings through
out the New Year.
MARCH n TO APRIL 20
Ayjos-"Thcre may be human
JOY in doing good with definite
purpose, but they who do good
expecting nothing in return,
know a JOY that is divine -
Maeterlinck.
APRIL II TO WAY n
TURNS An old provcrb say
He who ceases 10 pray, ceases
TO prosper" We have an exams,
pie Of this in the Axis powers
whose lack Of love and fear If
God now boomerang. and their
false ideals crumble aroun q
them.
NAY 2f TO JUNE II
GcmiHi-Refect well on the
true meaning Of today-thc birth
Of the Savior Of Mankind and
Of His sacrifices.
JUNE - TO-JULY p
CqHccr-This is and should be
a friendly day for all. II brings
forth the true charity and love
for Gods little ones and His
poor that is in the hearts OF good
men Don't mar this Christmas
with one selfish thought.
July - TO AUG. -
Lco-Please read Taurus and
Gemini-pertinent 20 all now
Leo brings sunshine and Joy
unselhshly when true 10 his or
her better nature.
AUG. - TO SEPT. %
Virgo 49, Enjoy your church,
fam " and good friends
Friendly aspects smile ON AN toe
day. but better still. tho Babe 90
Bethlehem beckons sH Co. Ills
fond embrace and assures uS
that good can and viii prevail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Yule Unites
Families at
j. n. Smiths

MR. AND MRS J HENRY
SMITH Of Nen road are enter
tanning their son-in.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
W. Bishop, and the Bishops
small daughter Emmalyn, over
the holidays The Bishops arc
here from Chevy Chase. Md.
Also ~ the family Christmas
dinner will he another Smith
daughter. Mrs. Francis Y kOt-
cher. with Mr.. kotcher and
their children. Mary and
Freddy, and Mr. and Mrs. j.
Henry Smith -Jr. with their
small sons. Peter and Jimmy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Mrs Cogan Back
From Portland

MRS. THOMAS COGAN of
La Sale boulevard, who jour-
neyed TO Portland, ore, TO say
goodlby torher son, 1t Ben
jamin JeffrieS. who is bound for
duty overseas, returned home
Tuesday accompanied by her
datiehtef-ir-fav and the lat
ter's daughter Grace, 3 months
old
Mrs JelIreS and the baby
will make their home with her
parents. Or. and Mrs Claire l.
Smith. for tive duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Miss AronoH
Home for Yule

MISS RITA LYNN ARON-
OFF has returned from the
University Of Michigan TO spend
the holidays with her parents.
Nh. and Mrs Walter Aronoff,
in Warrington drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
1t. @. @. Moye S
Wedding Set

MISS JEAN MARIE
SCHIELE. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry G. Schielc Of Albany.
wriI be marIed next WedneS-
day 10 II George Gordon Moye.
Son of DR. and Mrs Richard s.
Dfoyo Of LongfelloW avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Ii. Frank Mabley
Weds in Texas

MRS. JOHN JENNESS%EW.
COMB has received word of tho
marriage Of her brother Il
Frank Mablcy and KathlccU
Mccormick. daughter OF the
Oscar McCormicks OF Mime
apolIs. The wedding took place
Nov. p IN the cathedral IN
Dallas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Chair Set

iiFFTS TIE favcrfte Of all
who croCHCt-the pineapple de-
gr 10 easy g.. its fun
30, beautiful Now heres a
pineapple medallion that can be
combined into q chair-SCt q
scarf. "a fahJcri0fh or lunch ~c'
.u iaCt any piece that fancy
dictates
Pattern 6s7~ contains direc-
Tons Tor medallion. stitches
I1l- pattern together with
"a transfer pattern Of taste
tr' embroidery motifs that you
can use on many articles, IS
cents
shf - ccu's IN coins for
'hs pattern 10 The Lau9a
Nher.rr Pattern Department.
t.lsE Jrg square Detyo.t 81
~} n a53Hora' l5 cents
f-r g. Hot 31-pagc Needle
eraft C7taloc. cont ming 1913
traf.une oi beautiful designs
Afar Io- .Nudqred 7rrs. knit
trs. .rofe, |}.t Horfe dec-
aa M 'rs
.---l..,,- li-.l-.s..sls
aaI atHcI conditions tetorJ oW
.st.o n.f'. Nr--Jr are
tf-tl SEED. RE. hAratcnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
When
To Water
House Plants
-Bv-ISAHEI- HeKFR-
Detroit Times Garden Editor

A NUMBER OF readers have
written me to ask when house
plants should be watered and
how much water should be
gwen daily. These are questions
of/<uch general interest that !
am going 10 answer them pub
lcly
Ii is best to water plants on
a rising temperature: Fairly
early morning is the right time
to do this. There is very
sound reason for the timing
The leaves of the plant,
through their green colorinc
make The food that the plants
use for growth. They can how
ever make food only IN tho
presence of light and this usu-
ally means sunlight Water l,
also necessary for the process
Water in Morning
Since the food making does
not 90 on IN the absence Of
light CnighD. the plant doeSn I
need As much water IN darkness
as II does when exposed 10 light
and making food. Therefore
Watering ilt4St before the plant
Will need the LIQUID most Is
sound common sense.
How much water 10 give
daily Whoever said all plants
should be watered daily Much
depends on the kind OF pot they
arc in. II the pot is glazed in
side and ont and has no drain
age hole, the plant growing in
IL would soon become water
logged If watered daily.
So. first be governed by the
type of pot. next by the type
of plant. Cacti and SucculeniS
are conditioned. through CEN
turicS Of growing in the dry
spots Of the earth, 10 storing up
water.
oamppcss Test
These types Of plants do bet
tor NJ WatorCd not more than
twice "a wcek--even onCe A
week viii serve them well
For most other types Of
plants. tho best way Of Judging
water requirements Is TO place
the plant in water several
inches deep and allow The soil
10 become saturated 50 that the
top of Tho soil shows moisture.
Then remove the plant
Next day knock it out Of the
pot and examine il. Remember.
il isn't the top soil that must
be moist. but the soil in the
bottom Of the pot around the
roots Water again only when
this soil becomes dry Judge
future watcrngS by this expert
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Richard Sherk Home

RICHARD SHERk. son Of
Mr. and Mrs Hubert c Sherk
OF East Jefferson avenue IS
home from New II a mpton
school New Hampton \. H. %
spend the holidays with has
parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
FdniY Reunion
At ellis Home

CHRISTMAS WILL be the
occasion Of a gay family re-
mon This wear at the Gaylord
~ li's> home m Burns avenue
tor their daughter, Mrs. j.
Francis Burke with her small
children. arrived week ago
from California and MIR Burke
was so come ON from New York
today 10 stay until after the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

SEPT. %. TO OCT. -
L'bfo-Iou home loving, fine
L.brar, win enjoy the full mean
ing Of this Christmas and even
though separation from loved
ones may be vour lot, as for so
many of us. there is a sustaining
philosophy IN The knowledge Of
Gods goodness and protection.
OCT - 70 NOV. p
Cutp.o-sLove, tolerance! The
same story If love and devotion
of our Savior whose birth ami
rtor a. 'h.. I holds for you
and tor all off u.s.
NOV. ~ IO DEC. -
C7qif0ras 49, Friendly vibra.
tions. particularly for tho per-.
-onal bcttcrmcut Of pirituel life.
the family and home Enjoy TO-
day ftlly the right way.
DEC. - 70. IAN. 2f
Capur9tp Good cheer 10 you
and all mankind who hold dear
the Commandments of God and
who voliantlv sacrifice and fight
go preserve the rights and privi-
logcs allotted man by his Creator.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
4e4la1iiU- Favorable all along
The llHe few essential matters,
holiday activities, spiritual devo-
tons wholesome fun, and enter
tainmcnt
~ FEB. - 70 MARCH ~
rrs-Of course YOU are on
favored list, And may today
bring You renewed faith in God
aud-fn ReeA-nen,
4 CHILD born on this dov
VS. indeed houored and can and
should emulate the One Whose
'0.e and d.otnr CO. all His chill
drca 'rar aIi cart h ] y
wal taitaR Peleel 90 per-
cCINc.
lal 1855. b5 EHs Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Pitfalls Of Love

DESPITE Ny fathers evil
dent anxiety over Stephen Red
field, / was relieved 10 see. that
he ale a fairly good luncheon.
Iic did>not speak until We all
bad hpf>hcd our tea and dessert
TT,7eH-Ae- lnaked az nR
Ready FOR The waiter?' he
asked
Yes | answered rising III
telephone for him az once"
Then l came b c X 10 the
chair. facing my father, and
Dicky and Mary took chairs on
-ett--ci. -ttEfl1e,-
Thts v the hardest task Of
an he began. waiting, with
nothing specific 10 do.
Steve VIII Hurry
1T VIII take Steve some time
10 get here ne went on for 1t
is certain he took none Of his
BELONGINGS with him when he
missed that disk. and dashed
over 70 the theater lie Will
have 10 60 back 10 his apart
mcnt pack and get over here
But hc VIII make haste. because
he is afraid Of Miner and be-
cause 10 Miner is moving lnme-
dlaiclN 90 hs apartment ne Will
have plenty ol time Co Get his
belongings
You see Margaret hc said
ann banking heavily on your
intuition that Miner woul d
'akc Stcyc'S apartment, and /
ehall cNpecf hum here at the
hotel In hall an hour not longer
,aan thlCe-quarterS. No doubt
hc did NOT awaken until Miner
called him. and 7 fancy his brain
isn't 1unctlnnlng- any too well
after last night
But his lear Of discovery is
Dicky commented
Exactly my father ssScnted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
The ater Party
Given for Sons

KURT. J. KREMLICK gave
"A theater party in honor of his
sons, Kurt Jr. and Peter home
from Riverside Military Acad-
envy, Gainesville. Ga. for the
Christmas season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
BY Adele Garrison

So I'm sure we viii have less
than an hour 10 wait for Han
sons telephone call 10 me that
Steve has arrived at has balcony
apartment,
Richard" he said abruptly
You're an artist. and can copy
things exactly ! want another
copy OF the contents OF that
disk. VIII you share the work
with Margaret?
l knew that a Good-natured
gihe at me was or my husband $
lips at my fathers question. But
also knew tt7at he recognized
! twas no timc-for lppancy and
l smiled a bit maliciously at
him.
"Of course. sir. he replied re-
speculully. Glad 10. Lead me
My father waited until We
both we're seated and ready for
work before he vouchsafed Us
any explanation of his request
Spencer Explains
Il would not need two copies
Of them he said. except that
want Jack and old Professor
DiSwell down there at the hide
away 10 sec these Cryptograms
They evidently were copied or
That paper from the pages Rutl
Hayes stole from Jack
| think Dicky's face and mine
both betrayed the mystificatlor
which is ours whenever We hear
about Jacks cryptoCramS, on
even think of them.
i am aS much AZ sea as voJ
are. he said with irritating
telepathy. Never has JACK
gwen mo any real idea df what
hrs rirrttrr. Attf4t - ha4-tl4l
final result of his work Voulc
be Of the greatest value 10 on
country. but a boomerang &c
our country II II got INTO enemy
hands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Only Confdanfo

,"Old Professor DiAWcll is his
only confidante and helper" my
father went on. and / think
Jack only confided in him be-
cause Diswcll is an authority on
cryptoCramS. and Jack cannot
work without him But ] do
not bclLtye DjSVctl, know, any
thing that Jack taU POS IVY
keep from hum
cousin is a lone wolf Margaret
If there ever was one
- know that" l said slowly
"Bul -
BUT what my father asked
= hit sharply as >ioppedk
IL know Professor DisWoll
very well said Il have
worked with him lie is an au-
tocraf and Jack as a former
pupil never would cainS8v him
Either The professor Wou'1H-
10 know evervthIng-t+-Crc is 90
know about Jacks secret or. hc
would refuse 10 give single BIZ
of help ann sure he knows
the whole thing but TIM most
dlabolcai torture, could not
vrn- q SYLLABLE from h.n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Hold lay Ore ceilings
S preod Christmas Joy
BY HELEN ROWLAND
SING 4 song Of Christmas!

SING 4 song of Christmas.
Pockets fun pence.
-Eour=and- twenty gifts to buy
Tell me, where's the
When the gifts opened
Hear the Joyful cry
fFour-and twenty gimcracks
Exchange upon the slyD
But this year viii Tool EN-
Those friends dear and fond
III put EN- al right the spot,
By giving each bond!
The Christmas doth dazzle
II makes and glad
7 love the and ttc oScocr
But the shopping drives mad.
CHRISTMAS ALWAYS has been and always VIII be the
manor the turning many Little do he
cheerful po,tman boy hearts
break how many they whom they hand
these fascinating MISUNDERSTANDING parcels bulky letNS
round the holiday
This Is-bccauSc Christina, uuct people in love-
To of Christmas te gust HUnt'c tu.lt+ bur t1a
girl IN love, there glamour o IOudnCc
about that from all other And wherever
boy girls thoughts and with him IN this
Vcct, mystic hour She looking ior sign. from HIM
Twinkle, twinkle Christmas ,ai!
taf'
And with OF hight
Wing him a from
For while he's tender glow
Must be yuetde mlStletoc
Where er the world. love be-
lie gaze At HE Christina stars +l+ta 4e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Spencer Agrees

Ny father looked AT mf for a.
second. and then nodded
I imagine YOU are rightly he
said And Il yen had not so
signally rescued him that DAY
I am afraid The old fellow would
have found ou' how d.aho'ic
toriureS can bo.
l Shivered a. the memory his
words brought up.
I know II Is painful mem.
orv my f8'beU Nad and 1cGn
felt that Do Wss reading my
mind Bur the hc,'.vaN 'a for
sCf n. I> &c. 1c' fu work uu iHli
rapy.r- Stove V1r- 81 Hr 49,
TIE hotel before wc know IT..
(Continue7 Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

TO ONE and all, ] wish you
Joyous and blessed Christina
and abundant blessings through
cut the New Year,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
CHAPTER ~

f-r waves -zu brought rr1r-- -
row 10 the point where they were
breaking. l struggled feebly
against them, bat they d lift me
up and pull me under with their
purishing roar IN my ears and Id
roll around on the bottom until
my belt brought me up 10 the top
aEaln.
Once I felt The slipping sand Of
the heach'S edge under me.
tried 10 crawl Up out OF the water
hut the suction a returning
wave pulled ne in again. This
happened several times. But then
one wave carried me so far in that
I craWled up on the beach out OF
their reach.
stood up My legs felt numb.
] thought that If I walked around
q little bit IL would bring -ClrCula-
ton back 10 them. So l walked
around IN circles on the beach IN
the rain.
was the onlyone on the beach.
That didn't impress me very Huch
when | FIRST thought of it When
did comprehend what it meant
! started 10 curse in a mufiied
voice ! couldn't recognize. ]
cursed fi4ly.Self- -fnr the loss Of my
n1eH and the less Of that ship
Ny voice sounded so strange To
me, and the words came Sc
thickly, that vaguely reached VI
10 my mouth and felt IT.
The bottom lip-had been cui
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Others of Creu Also
Stumble Up on Beach

What he said meant tothing |
was looking at the blood running
down his forehead from his head.
/ asked him mushily If he was
hurt bad
II think So" Davenport said.
II don't know"
Speaking, and the sight Of each
other. seemed TO bring us farther
along toward complete conscious
ness and both of us began 10
moan, standing there next TO each
otherl in. the black rain.
ThenNDavenport wandered away
from me and began calling, Hey
Hey" i couldn't understand IT,
and | guess he couldn't understand
it himself.
l turned around again and there
were two mon on the beach /
could hear some one else Hopping
IN the water. ] stumbled up TO
the first one. 1t. was Mcclure.
He was dazed and groaning. |
locked him all over. He had some
cuts, but they didn't seem bad.
| went over 10 Clever. He was
in the sand on his hands and
knees with his head hanging down
between his arms. He didn't
crawl and he couldn't speak. When
the waves would come in they
would flow around him a few
inches deep and then go out again,
so that his knees and his hands
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
SYNOPSIS

HeSsehoppins across iopon
~ broad daylight after faEf7s
a-I-...-4A@-a4EsEGlt-cGEricE
Hnrrst. Jimmie DoolittisI
souadror of Sass dropped
tbsir borrbs On stro,egie tar.
fets. then roareS OF 'owarS
sseret airfisIGs IN Chino. WITH
buf 100 sailoos 81 s1'oiin'
left ond rieht appFoaehtng'
Ted Lawsou. ptiotinS plane
N. ?. found rr-rsrlf HS'"e
bTir6 throus etouds and
seuais as hc ncarsd the
Chirese coosf Choo Choo
iishai hil -desfinhtIaH. uas
100 miles inland II he found
~ ~ the bod reothsv ~ Wouid
% unlrebtcd-perhoPs oeeu'
ped ~ rbe Japo1ese. Sud
derly. throuSh O hole m the
msather, there appeGred
lors. clean. oorcsrs beach.
L1rson decided 70 land.
spe-a ,hs aieAt t4-tAe r4sH~
nth his ersu. faks of ~
Satrr a7d 'r, 10 find Choo
Cboo Ltshut ~ q a Wig h Z.
Then, quarter r1'ie OF
shore. both engines couRhed
17d lost Their poWer. bIth
terrifying crash fhe plane h't
--tr r-ur-rr -rrrttrd q
~ rs feet Of uater.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

through and torn down 10 the
cleft 81 my chm. so that the skin
/ tapped over and down. My upper
teeth uAfe-A beat -HeatAs2a iffta
nv mouth with both Of my
thumbs and pit my thumbs be-
hnd The teeth and tried TO push
;.Hepa aai straight again
They bent out straight. thSr
broke OF IN my hands l did the
same with the bottom teeth and
trey broke OF. too, bringing with
( Them pieces OF my lower gum.
I stood m the rain with that
Wet handful Of teeth and gum for
- -Nhlle-- irving 10 think Then !
rir1ppCd the stuff on the beach !
guess ! must have been punch
| drunk because l remember saying
10 myself that now / have 10 60
10 a dentist.
For some reason I can't explain
I started 10 Stageer up the beach.
I didn't know whore | was going.
After a hit l thought l heard
some one behind mr., and when /
looked around there was Daven-
port walking toward me.
Davenport came up 10 me We
didn't say anything. He took my
head IN his hands and held II back
50 he could see IL a little better.
/ tried 10 say how glad ] was 10
-rt, rrtff-rr-, ibtttttt- btttttt ff1t- said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
By Capt. Ted w. Lawson

coat that shone almost like a rain
coat. They had on fiat. woven
hats. We looked az them. ! told
Thatcher not 10. shoot. dom
know why / said it.
"Heyw Davenport called.
Cautiously the men stepped
down the embankment and walked
over 10 us. l tried TO study their
faces, but il was too dark, / had
enough sense now TO experience
some diStantly alarming feeling
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Thatcher Falls DoWn
on Hands and Knees

When the water was IN you
could hear the blood that was
pouring from his face and head
fall into the water.
tried 20 pick up Clever. Finally
the two of us stumbled up on the
beach lie walked a few feet and
fell down on his hands and knees
again. He didn't even moan.
I turned around looking FOR
sonehedy 30 help me with him,
and there was Thatcher walking
I'D out Of the water.
Thatcher had a bleeding bump
on his head, but he seemed all
right
We all got together now on the
beach. near where Clever was on
his hands and knees, bleeding ter
t-tt D.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
FHers Lie ShiUering,
Attempting to Talk

It was Very dark now and The
ram was getting heavier | kept
irving -;a-thinll- straight but all !
was able 20 DO was moan. DaVen-
port began 10 call Hey again.
Thatcher Mcclure and I called
A!th- -hlm.- ! guess the noise must
nave aroused Clever, for he looked
up as if he didn't recognize any OF
US. He struggled 10 his feet, tried
TO walk and fell down again on all
iourS.
/ decided to build a fire was
out of my head Very plainly IN
my scrambled brain | could see
hundreds of square flat boards
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
ThartY Seconds OUer Tokyo

nice and dry, spread all around
the beach.
A fire would he best for uS, !
said. We were al shivering.
f'rrerr WIS Il trry-Cftft r-rS1UE four
or five feet AT the back OF the
beach / saw myself collecting
the square dry boards, stacking
them against the cliff and lighting
the fire.
We must have lain there in the
ram on the beach for half an hour,
trying 10 talk. Then, as if ] were
still dreaming, I saw Thatcher do
----- ,,,.t-r - eu.N.t-s1-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Old Age P oIicy Pays
Up 10 Si00 a Month !!
Needed Protection, Ages 65 to s5
Costs Only Cent a Day
POLICY SENT FREE FOR INSPECTION

=feuy+zf-tzffr- -t1EEHsttT- -tHEIITsEICs
Co, 1923 Postal Life Building, Kansas city,
Mo. has 4 new accident policy for men
and women Of ages 65 20 SIS.
II pays up 10 $500 II killed, UP 10 500
a month for disability, up TO 500 a month
for hospital care and other benefits that
SO many older people have wanted.
And the cos. is only ! cent day
So 50 a year!
Postal pays claims promptly; more than
one quarter mll!lnc-penpl nple-haXe- bQngni
POSTAL policies This special policy for
Older people is proving especially attrac-
i've. no medical eXamination-no agents
will call.
SEND NO MONEY NOW Just write rs
your name address and age--the name,
address and relationship of your beng
ftciary--and We will send a potcy for 10
DAYS rREE- INSPECTION, No obligation.
This Offer limited 80 write today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

a strange thing. He was the only
one who had saved his AS. Now
he reached into his holster, got y
out and aimed II up over my head.
I juSt watched him.
"Shall I shoot them, lieuten-
ante" Thatcher asked me.
rolled over, 10 look. Two men
were standing on the top of the
cliff, staring silently down at us.
They were strong. Squat-looking
men. bundled UP in some sort OF
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Goodbye To
Shoe Pinch
Foot Friction
Relieve Tired, Burning, Perspiring
Feet This Easy Way

Sprinkle Aliens Poot-Ease on ycur feet
and into your Hhoes. So quick. convenient
70 use Helps tight or new shoes 10 feel
more easy and comfortable. Tends 20 re-
heve friction and rubbing. Brings soothing
relief 20 tired. burning. swollen feet Grand
for tboee with perspirIng feet Acts 10 ah-
sorb excessive perspirAtion and prevent
offensive foot odors, A real 10Y and comfort
for thoss who must he on their feet FOR
long hours. For real foot comfort, remerp-
her, it's Aliens Foot-Ease! Get It at your
atalcu N lauaall
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

TT1HEsE WARTIME DAYS, don't be satisfied with
L anything less than top mileage per gallon of
gas. Your Mobilgas Dealer can help you get it,
Remember, the mileage you get from your
gasoline depends largely upon the condition of
your car. That's why Mobilgas dealers are now
prepared to give you special wartime service.
This means Mobiloil in your crankcase,
thorough Naturalization job, plus an expert
checkup service on radiator, battery, spark plugs,
air cleaner and tires If you will use these ser
vices regularly, you may expect to get up to 10@o
better mileage from your gasoline ration. And
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

that these might be japanese. But
II wouldn't have made much diff
ference, then.
The men went from one of us TO
the other, peering at our wounds
and mining. "Hmmmmm.
Hmmmmmm." That's the only
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

way l can spell 1t. 1t was half
mournful. half incredulous. We
Just stood there or lay there. too
broken up to do anything about IT.
Continued Tomorrow
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

You're really dashed open.
Your whole Ease II pushed in"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

sank down a little IN the shppIn.
Slnd
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

with your gas tank full Of Mobilgas Special or
Mobilgas, you can bank on getting maximum
mileage and performance from your car
That's not theory-its been tried and proven
thousands OF times!
And this complete service is lot more than
just gasoline saver -. {. important though that
is. 1t also safeguards your Car against damaging
wear-protects engine, gears, radiator and chas-
sis-vita parts hard to replace today.
The cost is small when you consider what you
save in gas, worry, repair bills. Check up today
at your Mobilgas Dealers!
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

AnVERTIsFMFNT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Here's the Way to Stretch Precious Gas Ga
to the Limit Keep Your Whole Car Rolling Sr
Economically. Get Thorough Wartime Car Sc
at the Familiar Sign of the FLYING Red Ho