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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Costs A Few Cents A Day!

Gillian is not expensive. 1t costs
you but few cents a day-surely
a small enough investment for Wig
orous, glowing health. Let Gillian
build you up in general-make you
look, act and feel like different
man or woman, years younger
than your actual age!
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, is now
at Cunningham's Drug Stores at
1124 Griswold St, and 1065 Wood
ward Ave-, Detroit. Here he Is
meeting crowds of interested men
and women daily and introduce
ing and explaining the remarkable
healthful properties of the "natur-
ally-made" Gillian Compound. Gill
Jan II recommended and sold by all
Cunningham's Drug Stores. Help
yourself TO health. Start today by
buying bottle Of Gillian. One
bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

Dear Mrs. s. r.:
Parents should always write
cheerful letters 10 their sons I'm
Evening star., 1943-12-09

OF you're thinking of your darling Night and day.
The year round That's why at Christmas time, you find it
treat and joy to put your thoughts into gifts for her.
Something gay make her bright eyes sparkle
Something grand to bring flush of pride her pretty
checks. Something glamorous because that's what your
darling is to you
To every with lady his mind, The Hecht Co. Ac.
cessores Shops have important Christmas message
We think know pretty much what kind of gift will thrill
your darling most And we're pretty you will find it
in of Accessories Shops We believe that matter
which you choose your Hecht Co. gift will win her bssfu
thanks AS example, we've pre-viewed rght), pleased
aspunch darling who has just received of fabulous
Christmas bags)
Are beautiful gloves her love? They Hecht Co. speciality
Does she collect dazzling earrings jeweler collects
pearls? We're Is she addicted frilly
handkerchefs? We've heaps of rothy confectons Does
she accent her sweetness with perfume? The Hech Co.
famous for its selection of celebrated scents.
Sowe leave the rest to youyou smart, wonderful
Just list your darngs neatly tell your secretary you'll
be back in two hours then don't walk. the
nearest entrance of The Hecht Co.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
CONSTANTINE DERROTO A
PHILLIPS

Filadelfia, Enero 5.-Lulu
Constantine do una lection de
boxeo a Ellis Phillips, en- pre-
ISeneia de $3.50 eSpectadores, y
lie concedieron la victoria.
Ell pGgil negro baj6 del cua-
drilatero con Ell ojo derecho &C.
rrado, por efecto de los persis-
tentes "jabs" y la nariz sangran
tie.
I'm de los jueces y ell arbitro
Beloff votaron por Lulu y ell o.
tro juez, Harry Lasky, por Phil
lips.
Herbert Marshall, de N. York
venci6 por puntos a Battling
Monroe, de Los Angeles. Perte-
necen los dos a la categoria del
peso complete ligero.
Johnny Hutchinson, un fuer-
tie pegador negro, di6 la sorpre-
sa de la noche venciendo por no
caut t6cnico a Carmine Fatta.
de New York. Intervino Ell arbi-
tro Matt Adgie en- el quinto a
salto.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

ba al cuarto de dormir de Gar
lez.
Alguien golpe6 discretaente
la puerta de entrada del depar-
tamento.
-iEntre!-dijo Rollin- Bour
gois.
Henri Montbasson franque6
Ell umbral, con su ~cartera de
cuero bajo ell brazo.
-Buenas tardeS, Rollin-B our
geois. lC6mo sigue ell Presiden-
tie Apregunt6 mientras tomaba
asiento.
-Aun no ha llegado ell m6di-
co; pero temo que ell patron este
bastante NAL. Ahora duerme en-
cuarto-agreg6 hacienda un
geSto hacia la puerta cerrada.
ESto no es natural, especialmen
te hoy. iQue ell, Ell hombre de
acci6n, que trabaja mas que to-
dos nosotroS juntoS, este asi,
acOstado, me da mala espina!
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
OEPORTES
RESHEvSKY GANo Ell CAM
PEONATO DE AJEDREZ DE
LOS ESTADOS UNID0S

New York, Enero 5.-Ganan-
do ell onceno juego de su torneo
con Isaac L. Kasgdan, en- Ell Civ,
de Ajedrez Marshall, Samuel
Reshesky, con un total de re
partidas, pas6 a ser Ell campe6n
de los Estados Unidos titulo que
compartia con Kashdan desde Ell
mes de abril, cuando los dos sa-
lieron empatados del torneo We
rificado en- ell Hotel Astor.
Reshevsky, que tiene 81 amos
de edad, es ell vencedor Official de
todos los torneos patrocinados
desde 1886 por la Federation de
Ajedrez de los Estados Unidos
Tambien venci6 ell aho pasado a
Israel A. Horowitz, ell actual
Campe6n del estado de N. York.
En- la serie de once partidas,
Reshevsky gan6 la primera, ter
cera, quinta, septima, decima y
Oncena y empat6 la sexta, octa-
va y novena
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
PARTIDo DE BAlONCEST0I
ENTIRE LOS TERRIERS Y
Los DIABL0S VERDES

Esta noche, en- el gimnasio de
Seminole Heights, jugaran un
partido de baloncesto los Ter
iiers de Hllsborough y los Dia-
bios Verdes de st. Petersburg.
Ganaron los Terriers ST. pri-
me juego de la temporada VEN
ciendo a los "recogedores de fire
SIS" de Plant City.
Los Diablos Verdes derrota-
ron hace pocos dias a un fuerte
quinteto de la vecina ciudad con
anOtaci6n de 20 puntos contra
18. 10.
FL viernes, en- Palma Celia, Sc
batiran los Dragones de Jeffer-
son con las Panteras de Plant.
Los Terriers jugaran otro
partido, ell viernes, con los
Dreadnaughts de Lakeland.
Esta noche los locales utiliza-
ran a Coins, Clements, Lorenzo,
Eckart y Hobbs.
Defenderan ell pabell6n de st.
Petersburg, Giese, Hudson, Mo-
roland, Segers y Horton.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

Il Quizas este descansando
para poder asiStir a la session
de esta noche Mont
basson.
mo 10 creo..-. Ell trabajo 10
ha extenuado, ltenia que suce-
der Ltermin6, hacienda una
mueca de triSteza.
-GQue lie ha dicho a listed?
mo he podido verlo. Guam
DO llegue, la sonora de Garlez
me rogo no 10 despertara, pues
apenas duerme desde hace dos
semanas. Els la primera vez que
parece deScansar.
Ell medico me dijo que que
ell pablo por los dos eX-
tremos. Hace POGO lie aconsej6
cue trabajara menos; pero ell
Presidente Sc le echo a reir en-
sus narices: "iYo no soy hom-
para tomar vacaci0nes !@e
contest65. Debo proseguir mi
canine sin vacilar; una vez en-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
MCDONALD NOMBRADO v.
~PRESTDBNTE Y DIRECTOR
GENERAL DE LOS ROYALS
DE MONTREAL

New York, Enero John
Mcdonald, se~cretario de los
Dodgers durante la presidential
Larry MacPhail, ACADIA de
ser nombrado vicepresidente y
administrator general de los
Royals" de Montreal la move
na nGmero l en- el sistema de re
fuerzos del Brooklyn.
Ell Montreal no tiene actual
mente director y cuenta con u.
nos pocos peloteros. Mcdonald
Sc propone re%organizar.
Practicara ell Montreal a cor
ia distancia del sitio donde los
Dodgers pongan su tienda.
De nuevo sera inspeccionada
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

hacfa una corte asidua a nues
tro Presidente; ahora, despues
de la derrota en- las ultimas e.
l~ecciones, Sc ha vendido a
nueStros adversarios para sem
brar la discordia en- nuestras
filas. Ell Viejo Riviere debe pa
gar bien,
Como, a pesar de todos
sus millones, no ha podido So
bornar al patron, sigue ahora
una nueva tactica.
Conoee listed, Rollin-
Bourgeois, la proposition que
Riviere lie hizo dltimamente q
nuestro Presidente, Y que Du-
randiere difunde por todaS
parties hacienda Greer que fue
aceptada?
isl, hombrel, la conozco.
IUsted Sc refiere a la oferta
que lie hizo de ponerlo al fren
te de un gran baDeO, subsidia-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

marcia, no puede uno detener-
Sc.
-lEstaba convencido que to-
dos esoS chismes inmundos eran
falsedades! Els csc bribonzuelo
de Durandiere que los hace cir
.cular para desprestigiar al
patron.
-Tengo fe ciega en- nuestro
PreSidente.
BESIDE hace tres amos que
luchamos a su lado, 10 he visto
d~iariamente. Por @, me dejaria
cortar en- pedacitos; pero Du-
randiere trata de sembrar la du
da en- ell eSpiitu de los que no 10
conocen a fondo.
-Esos sinvergiienzas como
Durandiere me asquean. Stem
pre- adoran ell sol que mas ca
lienta. Cuando creia que iba
a ser elegido diputado en- la
,candidatura del partido u
MON Mundisl, Ell hip6crita lie
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

rio de los de Riviere, que Sc
establecerfa en- la Habana,
con sucursales en- toda la Anne
RIGA Latina? iYa 10 creo que
la ~conozco! LIE ofreci6 cincuen
ia mil d6lareS anuales de suel-
do Y un buen lote de accioneS,
con tai de que cesara de hacer
propaganda en- la S. u. F U.
Els cireto. Pero ell patron rehu
SO terminantemente. iRiviere
no 10 conoce bien!
-jPero no cree listed que
81 nuestro Presidente no asiste
esta noche a la session inaugu-
raj de la Primera Convention
Mundial, los rumores insidio-
SOS propalados por Durandie
re pueden adquirir, para algu
nos, visOs de verdad? iLos
que no pertenecen al grupo de
los convencidOs, empiezan a
dudarl
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

Ia conferencia que sostuviera,
en- Washington, con Joe B. East
man, director de Ia oficina dc
Ttransportac6n para la Defen-
sa.
Sc determinara hoy 10 que Sc
hara en- cuanto a los desafios de
primavera y 81 Sc aplazara la a
pertura hasta Ell dia 81 de abril.
Existe la posibilidad de que
sl nGmero de desafios Sc rebaje
desde 154 a 14O.
Todos los problemas seran de
.batidos sin perder de vista las
recommendations del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

en- Ia mayorfa dc los o.
saltos y pesaba III hbras, me-
dia libra mhenos que SD confirm
cante.
Lindsay atac6 por el cuerpo
en- 81 noveno asalto y puso a Or
tiz en- malas condolences; pero
gus puhetazos carecian de la po-
tencia suficiente para noIuear,
FL campe5n lie devolvi6 ell O.
taque en- 81 decimo y lie hizo bus
car refugio en- las sogas.
Sc lie aceditaron al vencedor Z
asaltos, uno a Lindsay y dos ia
bias.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganar0n las once carreras de
anoche, en- ell Canedromo de Sud-
phur Springs, estos valiosos E.
Jemplares: Hello, Off Short,
Jeep, Helen Hunt, Conoco John,
Lucky Return, Ham Hook, Ex-
ira Bad, Company, Yutka y Ha-
bana.
Los boletos de Off Short y
Jeep, en- la apueSta doble, Sc a.
ibonaron a $487.8
Correran en- la octava carre-
ia de eSta noche Rock Springs,
King Cole, Nancy Merki, Pete
Tucker, Mad Mob, Blue Vine,
Ben's Girl y Kitty Roll
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
TENIENTE DE
LA RESERVA Ell COACH
MCDONALD

FL coach" de futbol del Cole
gio de Rollins, John w. McDo-
wall, fue aver nombrado tenien-
te de la reserva de la marina.
Hoy saldra para una escuela
de preparation situada en- Cha
PEI Hill, Carolina del Norte.
Mcdonald Nevada Ia amos en-
la direction futbolistica de Rol-
lins, equipo que solo fuera derro
tado dos wees en- 1912.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
Ell NEGRITO
Sc OPERARA DE LAS
AMIGDALAS

Filadelfia, Enero 5.-N en-
presario Herman Taylor anun-
clio aver que la pelea del negrito
Henry Armstrong con AL Tri-
de Wilmington, Delawa,
re, no Sc efectuara hasta que ell
excampe6n sea operado de las
amigdalas.
Estaba senalado Ell combate
para ell dia 10 y significaba la
reaparici6n de Henry en- Ell este
del pals.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

por Branch Hickey Ia "jaula' de
Yale, en- New Haven.
81 81 ejercito o Ia marina no
piden el terreno, Ell Brooklyn 10
utilizara.
En- successor de Mcdonald, en-
Brooklyn, no sera nombrado has
ta los Gltimos dias de esta soma
ma.
Hector Racine es el presiden-
te de los Royals" Arturo Nor
mandin ell tesorero y Luciano
Beauregard el s~ecretario.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

-Montbasson, lno ha dido
listed, algo?-pregunt6 Rollin
bourgeois, miranda hacia la
puerta cerrada.
-No-contest6 ell interpe-
lado, escuchando.
Rollin-B fue hasta la
puerta, la abri6 a medias Y,
despues de cerrarla de nuevo,
volvlo a sentarse cerca de
Montbasson, diciendo:
-Duerme... iEsto no es ma
tural!
-iD6nde esta la sonora de
.Garlez?
-Sali6 a hacer compras. Me
plalo no me marchara antes de
Su regreso, para no dejarlo So
.o-replic6 Rollin-B Bourgeois, es
oozando un gesto hacia la puer-
ia cerrada,
(iPobre mujer! iCuanto de-
be sufrir al yer Ia intransigen-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
ERICKSON ENVIADO
A LOS ANGELES

Chicago, Enero 5.-Los Cubs
de Chicago trasparano al club
Los Angeles, segGn Ell admins.
trador general James Gallagher,
los services del pitcher Errick-
son, que Ell pasado julio Sc obtu-
Ibiera de los Braves.
Pertenece ell Los Angeles al
sistema "maniguero" del Chica
go Nacional.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
La Gaceta Folletin No so.
Callsxto Whitmarsh
CLA NJ ES
NOVELA

do sobre una silla ordinaria, Ger
ca de la mesa sin barnizar dom
de Sc encontraba la cocinita de
gas, LEILA un diario. AHA, a ma
mo izquierda, ell escritorio de
Garlez Sc hallaba cubierto de TO-
Gletos y de papeles en- des6rden.
En- ell suelo una maquina de es-
rribir Y algunos libros.
DE vez en- cuando Rollin-Bour
geois dejaba sobre sus rodillas
81 peri6dico que estaba leyendo
v miraba, con una expression que
evidenciaba su preocpaci6n, la
puerta de la izquierda, que per-
manecfa cerrada. Era la que da-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
LOS MAGNATES DE LAS
GRANDES LIGAS Sc REU-
MIRIAM HOY

Chicago, Enero 7.-Convoca-
da por ell comisionado Lands Sc
reuniran hoy aqui los duenos de
las novenas que integran las Ii
gas Nacional y Americana.
Presentara ell comisionado un
plan sobre las actividades pelo-
teriles de 1913, plan basado en-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
VICTORIA DE MANUEL OR
TIZ

Portland, Oregon, Enero 5. -
Ell campe6n del peso bantam,
Manuel Ortiz famoso va por sus
fuertes pu~ietazos, venci6 aqui
la semana pasada, en- 10 asaltos,
a Kenny Lindsay, de Vancouver
Columbia Britannica. Los dos jue
ces y 81 arbitro votaron por Or
tiz, quien pogo los mas Electives
golpes de la jornada.
Ell campe6n llev6 tambien Ia
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
m pnr Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
"a. Avenida v calle Is
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
Old "Diamond JIM haSe
Ssomach or Ulcer Pains1

IL A. hardly likely that Diamond jim
Brady could have eaten SO vora,
eiously N he suffered after eatin6
pains. Sufferers who have 70 pay
the penalty Of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains heart,
burn, burning sensation, bloat IA
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a 25c box OF udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21

trying, though less dangerous, than the bite of the mosquito is that of the common chigger
 The chigger is a tiny red larva, which matches from eggs laid on the ground and on low plants in the late spring and issues forth to find a host. Being no larger than the point of a pin, the chigger can transfer itself readily to any red blooded animal without making it's presence immediately known.
 AGONIZING ITCHING
 It sinks its claws into the skin, and fills itself with tissue-juice - not blood-and then drop off, frequently into clothing, which worn again without being cleaned 0. launderci may harbor the chiggers to live and bite again. The misery the chigger brings to it's host is caused by a de- posit of digestive secretion respon- Sible for agonizing itching.
 Wherever the progress Of the chigger is blocked by tight clothing, such as belt or garter, the red marks are thick and itching is par ticularly insistent. Sleep is almost impossible. and the discomfort lasts three or four days. The most effec- tive methods of preventing chiggers Insist of wearing clothing with close cuffs at wrists and ankles, with powdered Sulfur before walkino in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
. McKENNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America'S Card Authority

Lieutenant Herbert Gerst of the U. s. Navy is another of the many Bridge League executives serving Uncle Sam Before the war, Lieu tenant Gerst was in the laundry business in Norfolk, Va. He was the leader of organized bridge ill eastern Virginia. His hobby was raising money for worthy charities. He raised more than $125 900 in Vir- ginia for the British and American Ambulance Corps.
 I like the simple but clear man. ner in which he explained this nice squeeze play. After winning the opening lead with the ace of clubs in dummy, Lieutenant GerSt eX- plained that if the diamond suit broke, the hand was simple; but to guard against bad breaks, the heart finesse should be taken immediately. When the queen holds, cash the ace and then ruff heart, but ruff with the queen of spades. Now ruff a club and take tree rounds of trumps. When West follows, you know that West has heart and four diamonds left.
 Lieutenant Gerst then explained that all the declarer had to do was to play his last trump, and West must either discard his good heart or let go a diamond.
 1 agreed and believe you will, tho. that 1t was a nice exarnple of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
WARTIME HEALTH COLUMN -- Prevention And Treatment Of Bites Of Chigger, Summer Pest

woods and fields. ChiggerS shun the smell of sulfur.
 HOW TO GET RELIEF
 If, however, one is so unlucky as to serve as unwilling host to chig- gers, there are certain ways to get relief for an hour or two at the height of the itching. and thus ac- quire ones quota of sleep. First, one should strip himself of garments, and scrub thoroughly the affected places with soap and water Rubbing alcohol applied three times a day. followed by boric acid ointment U, s. P with or per cent phenol should prove soothing. Even simpler is an application of plain gasoline or carbon-tetrachloride, which read fly dries up the chigger wounds. Tn most serious hazard from chigge bites, which time alone can take car of completely, comes with infection from scratching, Entryway for real. ly ugly infection can be prevented by exercising self-control and using gloves as protection between nails and skin. As in countless other ail- mentS, prevention here is worth the traditional pound of cure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
Hats-The Inexpensive Way

Cover Girl" designer, Muriel King, whipped up five entirely diff ferent hats of yelling, feathers, flowers, ribbon and lace in an hour. You can do the same by rummaging through the things you saved for a rainy day and the yardage and trimmings counter, then eXperi- menting. Anito Colby, now in Co., lumbias Cover Girl" who modelled the hats, has already made several of these feminine furbelows for her famous millinery collection, By ac- tual count, five of these hats cost less than one good hat ready made. Don't forget, too they can be in terchanged to suit your costumes as well as your coiffure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
|-E EIs1IzI I3 7;Z FORECAST = Soap Production Rises;
 It Will Not Be Rationed
BY BETTY MACDONALD NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, July 2l-Ihat ru- mor's getting around again!
 Department of Agriculture off, cials, throwing up their hands, claim there must be some species of civilian gremlin that pops up regularly, griming: Soaps go- ing to be rationed!"
 And here, housewives of Amer ica, especially West Virginia, Texas and Kentucky, are last minute re- assurances about soap.
 Reiterating that there will be no rationing. War Food Adminlstra- ton officials emphatically state that there is going to be a ten per cent increase in domestic soap pro- ductiOn.
 Distressed by reports that women of West Virginia, Texas and Ken lucky are dusting off grandmothers' recipes for homemade soap, salvage officials, WIPE planners and OPA heads are in a huddle discussing possibilities of saving that valuable fat content now going into unneces- sarv, homemade soap. Their plan: to reward each housewife with red coupons for each pound Of fat she turns in to the butcher.
 SWEATER GIRL DEPT.
 WIPE is taking steps to increase the production of sweaters by chm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21

his middle twenties, Cesar had
 made an envious reputation at
 home as a stage and screen cos
 tune designer, before arriving in
 New York last fall to present col
 lection of millinery which sowed
 the beginning of the new crop of
 inspired modes. To his dramatically decorated Madison Avenue shop, with it's lounges covered with bullfighter's red satin. blackamoors and mirror lined walls, come the Spanish danc- CT Argentinita, BrazilS popular in terpreter of the samba, Carmen
 Miranda, stage star Margo, the wife of Xavier Cugat, and many other Latin American celebrities. Though Cesar draws on many oth-
 CT sources for his inspiration, these women invariably choose a hat with a hint of the Mexican in it. "The native costumes of my coun- try afford ineXhaustible ideas for the prettiest and most becoming
 fashions" Cesar says. Especially
 is this true of hats" And in these times when there are so few men
 to go around and competition for their attention is so intense, hats
 are more important than ever, he contends.
 "A man looks rrSt at Woman'S face" the designer insists ,'so ob- viously she should wear the love- Hest hat she can find to hold his attention"
 And for this all-important feat, Senor Rubio emphasizes small,
 dainty, fussy hats with lots of col
 or, bows, embroidery and jeweled trimming.
 Tehuantepec, about days trip from Mexico City, is one o fthis
 designers favorite style sources. The Tehuana headdress of wide, stiff, pleated lace, with it's turned back brim cascading becomingly away from the face, which is worn to church and for fiestas, has been
 adapted by Cesar both in plain velvet and also with an all-over applique of flowers tied with tiny ribbon bows.
 One of the most successful of his models is a small cuff of black felt with an open crown through which is looped wide multi-striped ribbon, fringed at the end in the manner of the rebozo, the ever present bright-colored scarf peas ant women wear.
 The sombrero is another popular
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
THE GIRLS WHO ARE LONELY NOW WILL HAVE EASIER ADJUSTMENT AFTER WAR
WE. THE WOMEN

WOIk
 "A girl must be able to work with men and not have her head turned. She may have her meals regularly with hundreds of sol diers and she must not be over impressed by the good-natured flattery that is bound to come her way"
 At first glance having too much attention may not seem like much of a problem to the girl who has far too little. But the problem is one for the future Any girl who has been flattered and sought after by hundreds of men is bound to find life pretty humdrum and flat when she goes back to normal living.
 Settling down with one man, who without doubt won't be ad- miring all the time, is certain to be terrible let-down.
 DIFFERENT REACTIONS
 So, remember that. you girls who are getting all your excitement and romance out of V-mail letters. Your man trouble" is going to end when the war is over. Because you'll be so glad to have one man around that you'll feel lucky
 Mt so the girl who is used to being kidded and admired by hundreds of men. She is going to have a real adjustment to make.