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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Rob a|es
Man Who Holds
Football Ads
Giants Kickers
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS TDITOR

one OF footballs forgotten men
the gent who holds the bait Tor
The placeklcker finds ms skill
given a high valuation 10y az least
one member OF the pro football
brigade
Steve Owen coach Of the New
York Giants and probably the
greatest student Of the plaCeklck
in the game today. asserts the
holder Is - per cent responsible
for all such successful boots.
Stout Stephen points out II Is
no mean trick 10 attend 10 the
essential hat unglamorized chores.
Within approximately half a
second the holder must grab the
pass from center. turn the laces
properly ard set tlc plgSkln down
with machine-llke precision.
He must place the bali at
exactly The right angle. Some
hooters want the ball tilted
slightly forward, some prefer II
leaning slightly backward. some
want II at right angles 10 The turf.
The lad who holds the ball must
know exactly what the featured
performer IN this little gridiron
-srama wants and he must give IT
a. him exactly as he wants II.
without hesitation and with the
most precise accuracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

no accident that year in and year
out. the Giants have the best
placekick artists in the football
world.
Their success is the fruit of
careful observation and hours
upon hours of diliCcnt practice
Every man on the Giants squad
is required 10 practice placekickS
daily. When Ward Cuff first re-
ported 10 the Giants, fresh out OF
Marquette University. ke-had
never kicked a field goal in his
life.
Today he is the best in the bust
ness. a gridder who boots con
versions or goals from midfield
with equal ease and accuracy.
Owen took one look at Cuffs
tremendous leg-drive and decided
Immediately that here was the
sort Of plscekicker YOU discover
once IN a decsde-if you're lucky.
The first time Cuff ever at
tempted a placckick in actual
competition was against the All
Stars. He booted two field goals
that day. one from 43 yards out
and the other from - yards away.
The Giants won. 60. The Owen
system. YOU see. pays constant
dividends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
NORRIS A SENSATION

Norris total was amaSScd on
games of pol, III. 2l3; 2l4. 167
and 203. the captain of the world
champion Strohs striking out in
both the third and fourth games.
Norris. truthfully has been one Of
the sensations of the tournament
what with his remarkable bowl
ing under his physical handlcapS
Bujack'S games read 1879, 236
1872. lS9, 212 and 1SS in that ro-
tation.
Gibson wound up with HI for
his DAYS effort which left him at
the 4761 mark while Bauman
threaded 1921 for a 24-game fig
ure of 1853 for eleventh place.
Glib started off with pa. and fol-
lowed through with 1919, 16l, $50.
1871 and 212. Baunan'S conseCu-
tive garnet y-game score card
showed 194. 15S. -237. 212 21l and
209.
Spaulding got 1870 which left
him with d502 and StawcCkl'S
ll04 resulted in a 4377 finish for
his two dozen line attempts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
CoTTER'S CHANCE
STANDINGS

Since Herman Bcngell'S Pepsi
Cola stopped De Luxe in The
Michigan Major Classic every
club in the league feels it can be
done. As a result Ed Cotter'S
boys will take on Lou Burr'S five
game leaders with FIRE in their
eyes and resolutions i'm their
hearts at the Crest Lanes tonight.
The schedule follows
Murdoch VS. Jcrr Mccarthy alleys I =
Young VS. Detroit Ss'cs g.l STANDARD SIS.
Kraefke SO. n Cotter VS. Deluxe ~.
is. Ramona Recreation vs.. Olympic Rec
rrafion, q-lO Bole VS. Sackmsn s. li-i2
Pepsi-Cola We Palmer Park Recreation.
i3-if. s. a : VS. Auto Club postponed
Matches a. 2 o. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
; Ex-CoIIege Cdgers
Play for Suffrin

Three former college basketball
stars are scheduled TO appear in
Harry Sunrin's lineup when the
Detroit quintet meets Washington
Redskins, national pro cage cham
pion. at IaCkctt FioldhouSe FRI
day night
The trio Is Leo Bccbo. formerly
OF Michigan: Jim Thompson Of
Duke and Herman Feutsch Of
Southern California. Beohe and
FeuiSch are IN the service and
stationed near Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
0Id-Time Jockey,
Jim WingfieId, Dies

CHICAGO p ec--2- HNS4-
Funeral arrangements were an
nounced today for jim Wing
field, rs, widely known Jockey IN
the days of Tod Sloan and Snap
per Garrison,
Wingfeld. who died as the re-
suit of injuries suffered in a fall,
Will be buried Thursday. He was
a former advertising manager for
the late George M. Conan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
RedskinsUpset
ByGidnts Evokes
Suspicion

CHICAGO, Dec. s QNS)-
Elmer F. Layden, commissioner Of
the National Football League, I;
nounced today he had found no
substantiation whatever OF recur-
rent rumors that betting coups
had been engineered through deals
between gamblers and the players
in certain games.
Amazing upsets in some of the
seasons games were chiefly re-
sponsible for the investigation.
Among the games which were
said TO have aroused suspicion
were the New York Giants IA to
10 defeat OF the Washington Red
skins last Sunday. the Phil-Pitt
u To Ia defeat of the Redskins
and the Redskins Il to z victory
over the heavily favored Chicago
Bears Nov. q.
Layden issued the following
statement:
Since becoming commissioner
of the National Football League
In 1871 l have investigated all
rumors more thoroughly than
anyone else connected with pro-
fessional football. That's my
job.
$50 far I have not been able
to find the slightest factual evil
dence Of collision between any
one In the league and gamblers.
I'VE welcome factuai evil
dence from anyone. The penalty
for gambling il expulsion from
the league, and ID will be en-
forced swiftly and vigorously"
Chicago gamblers said there had
been little action" in professional
football betting this season and
that the handle in any one game
had not exceeded $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

8. Stages 1857 for a new high
cost Tasty four points and first
place in the Orient Senior House
where Frank Gardclla's 23q and
Ed Pekkala's 2l5-2O5-227 for 647
were tops.
PROP SHOWS WAY
Proprietor Terry Misaras paced
the field with 249 and 500 in
TerTy's House "Jfe Reed
nailed OCT in the Orient Junior
George Wazeck'S DIP IN the
Junior and Ed Deeb's DIT and 631
in the intermediate were Altoona
highlightS Don Rooms
233 and Jack ASmuS Gal stood
ettt TN the. Meteor t,rtv low
ard NautherotS 237 in the Plym-
out 81 Victory.
Other league highs Art
LauStcnS 240 IN the WestoWn
.-Red WaSik'S 30 and Frank
Nowak'S col in the Fort-Delray
Jane lsraelS 200 IN the
Varsity Ladies &c. Henry
Mathie's 233 in the Van Dyke
House =. Leo Plllette'S DID in
the *. of G, Recreation Bob
Bells 225 in the Packard EnEI-
neering = BIZ Wendts 6l2 in
the Genial and George
,C0wans ia IN the Cadillac
Spare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
FOrdSOM III
Hears CriSIer

Fritz Crisler. head football
coach at u. of NJ, will be the
principal speaker at a banquet
hOnoring the unbeaten and un-
tied 1913 Fordson High School
football team Thursday, Dec. is,
i'm the school cafeteria. Don
NattriCk, VXYZ sports an
nounccr. will he POSTMASTER.
FordSon played and won seven
games in the past season, its
first unbcaten and united eleven
in 10 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Romp for Broncos

KALAMAZOO, Dec. s up
Western Michigan used three
complete teams last night 20 pile
UP lop-sided 73 10 "a victory
over RI. Clusters basketball team.
Guard Marvin Dylsma led III q
Bronco scoring with l6 points;
Howard Mccarthy was hlgh-point
man for the soldiers with IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Mort Cooper Called
For Induction Monday

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 8 QNS)--
Morton Cooper, % ace pitcher OF
the St. Louis Cardinals, will take
an army physical examination at
jefferson Barracks Monday.
If Mort, father Of 6-year-old
son. is accepted he VIII be the
fifth Cardinal called 10 the armed
service since the end OF the Ma
tional League season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
FerndaIe Kids in Swim

Ferndales public school chill
dren. expected 10 number 200,
will take part in learn 10
swim" program at Northern
YMCA every Monday The eight
week event includes pool periods.
special movies IN - diving and
swimming instruction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Tucketf Twins Twimmed

NEW BEDFORD. Mass Dec
s CUP)-The Tuckett twins Of
New York have their own reason
20 remember Dec. z
They appeared on The fight
card here last night and both
suffered the wrong end of eight
round decisions. Stanley was
beaten by AT Evans Of Newport.
r. ] and stanford was set back
10y Waddol Washington OF Wor-
nletnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Indiana Cdgers
Take Close One

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. Dec
8 Indiana UniverSlty'S baS-
ketball team came from behind
last night 20 win 38 10 30 de-
ciSion from Wabash College.
Paul Shields of Indiana w n S
high scorer for the game with l6
points, while Johnny See led the
Wabash markSmen with II points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

once for getting those golf balls
reprOcesScd Immediately 80 they
will have some to play with.
But I'll he surprised il any
thing il done before the supply
is completely exhausted. and
then II viii be too late. BY that
time balls now suitable for re-
processing will be cut and
hacked down to the size of
pea, and there won't be enough
left for renrnress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
CRIMMINs AT BEST

Crimmins, who has been on his
game from the beginning last
Saturday. continued his torrid
pace TO top former champion Ned
Day and the current incumbent
OF the match game throne, Connie
SchwOegler. IN their spec a ]
'money-match among the trium-
Niratc.
Johnnie again paced Ned and
Connie with 1866 aggregate
which left him at 5,03S, a 23S-pln
victory over Day and 4S4-
stick margin over the champion.
All of which serves ominous signs
10 Day and Schwocgler that John
ME is the man TO beat when the
16-handed round-robin final OF
four days duration gets under way
tomorrow.
Crmmins started off with 2O2
and followed this up with lS5, 80,
1919. POS and 239. Day collected
l.225 while Schwoegler put to-
gether a I PAL mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Golf balls Nearly Gone
SARAZEN BL AMES PROS

dozen balls when I started look
ing before making this trip" he
said. "TOjo can't stop the
marines, but brother, he has
really put erimp in the golfers
and that goes for the week
end golfers and the professionals
alike,
THE one chance for people la
be able 10 keep on playing next
year at least on a reduced scale
Is for a drive TO be started at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
FOUR IN SERIES

Detroit placed four timber
topplers in the :SemlfinalS--Joc
Norris, Therman Gibson, Freddie
Bulack and Phil Bauman. Wayne
Spaulding and Henry StaWeckl
the latter bearing a Denver To-
cation tag fell by the waySide in
the battle to stay in the running.
Buiack put together 1906 yes
terday but Norris TT69 left him
with 4S45 10 enter todayS semi
finals. which will be reduced TO
IL for the final siege against Day,
Schwoegler and CrimminS tomor-
row through Sunday Bujack S
l2O6 gave him 4S2i for seven
tenth place in the standings. Nor
ris is thirteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

Ft "fHNHt n MQftWf 1Nfpa COW-
bat c0rrcspoudeHt.D
Somewhere in the Southwest
Pacific delayed II any Jap is
ever 80 unlucky as 10 get tangled
Up in hand-to-hand combat with
Marine Cpl Mike Witowich.
there's going 10 be a shower Of
stars on the little son of the
Rising sun.
For Cpl Witowich. who halls
from 522l Military street. Detroit,
Michigan, where he was a hard
hitting amateur fighter, claims the
unofficial Electromagnetic box
ing championship Of this area and
packs enough wallop to floor an OK.
The 23-year-old corporal. who
scales l72. has fought nine bouts,
winning seven and losing two. one
Of them a close decision TO an op-
ponent who weighed over 300
pounds He has also fought q
number Of no-dcclSion exhibitions.
One Of his victims Was 4. Suth-
orland. who represented New Zea-
land m the Empire Games IN 1886.
And nc fought a great. hut losing
fight against Marine Pvt. Fran
CISCO ("Pancho De La Cruz WHO
weighs 228 and is the eN-heavy-
weight champion OF Mexico.
WitOwich is a great prospect. in
the opinion Of his coach. Warrant
Officer Shannon Burke. of $50
South Avenue y. Los Angeles.
Cpl, Witowich. who was gradu-
ated from Southwestern High
School. Detroit in 1899 boxed
SCtTUv0t I'M a1yU played Football.
In 1929 and 1910. ne boxed ~
many amateur bouts IN Detroit.
advancing TO the quarter finals of
The Detroit Times Diamond Belt
tournament. reaching the semi
finals of the Golden Gloves tour
nament. and winning the Inter-
Boys Club middleweight cham
plonShip
Witowich enlisted in the marine
corps in 1871. He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Witowich
OF 522l Military street Detroit.
He has three brothers, Anthony
and Ted. who are IN the army, and
Paul, who IS I'm the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Tech Plays Navy

Detr0li Tech viii be seeking is
fourth win in five starts tonight
when NJ meets Navy Procurement
at q %. M, AZ the downtown
YMCh The sailors viii be after
tbcR\brSt victory IN four starts!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

enilfe opera
ton must be
performed in
a approximately
the tim g II
takes TO draw a
deep breath.
Ow en- h a s
long laid en-
phaSis upon the
worth Of the
placekick as an
O IF @ n S ~ G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Wings
Burn UP
Adams

BOSTON, Dec. Seven a third
period four-goal lead isn't victory
insurance in the wide open Ma
tional Hockey League this year.
AS a result Jack Adams still is
moaning as his Red Wings speed
homeward, a disappointed outfit
after seeing a 6-2 advantage dwin-
die to a Go tie with the Bruins
in their first appearance of the
year here.
But the Detroit outfit had no.
body but itself 10 blame for
blowing" an apparently safe lead.
Inconsistent hockey was the
downfall of the Stanley Cup
champions.
After fiounderlng about for IA
minutes while the Bruins scored
twice, the Wings caught fire and
for the next 80 minutes really
gave the Ross A. {. a lesson in
hockey.
They whipped six goals past
Gardiner 10 go out front with
the third period a quarter gone.
Then. for some reason, the
Wings fell apart and the home
club blasted four goals past
Franks 10 leave the ice with a
tie as 800 fans went berSerk. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Quick Timing

As we have intimated. this is no
liille accomplishment when the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Titan Injured
As IIfni Win

Gene MalinOwsH. Titan for
ward, was in Providence Hospital
here today suffering with a posi-
bile fractured shoulder which ne
received in last nights game with
Illinois.
CHAMPAIGN, H., Dec s (UP)
The University OF Illinois bas-
ketball team won an easy victory
over the University Of DetroitS
all-FrcShman team last night, 56
TO p.
Stan Patrick, transferred TO
Illinois from Santa Clara, led the
scoring with II points. Howard
Judson. a freshman from Hebron,
Ill, scored 10 and Walton Kirk,
Mt. Vernon. Ill. made nine.
Joe Smith of Detroit led his
teams scoring with II points on
four baskets and four free throws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
STILL TO LOSE

By this tie the Bruins managed
20 extend their undefeated home
record for the current campaign
to six games. but the Red Wings
still are the only club in the loop
which hasn't bowed TO Boston
this year.
A tie was really a disappoint-
ment TO the Wings, however, for
they were a 100 TO | shot 10 win
normally with a four-goal adj
vantage
After Crawford and Bill Cowley
had put the Bruins two out front,
Carl LiScombe aided by Joe Car
veth, found the range late in the
first period and this combine du-
plicated in the second period right
after Pat Egan counted with a
solo that bordered on ice perfec-
ton.
Adam Brown added a second
period score for good measure
with the valuable assistance of
QuackenbuSh and Jennings 10
give the Wings a 4-2 bulge at the
two-thirdS mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
EX-ReIler
Still
Betting

(Thc foiiolciBg story cds
WrittcR bg STAFF sgt. Mason
BrHHS0a, Marine Corps COM
bat corfcspoudeHt,D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

Referee Rll Chadwick IineSmsn-Ag
Smith and Bill Cleary
Roston spares Gailincer CutioUn cal
laAine. Hliett A Jackson Harvey Jack
---t4 -rf77- +--tr-7-t- rr7r
Jackson Smith. Crosse. Jennings Quack
r1bush. Brown
FIRST PERIOD
Boston Crawford funasslgt edl. . -
2-Bpsfor. CoWlsy tCain.Cla ppst1. l2 %
3--Dftrot LiScpmbe tCnrNctht
Penalties Crawford Hal Jackson.
SECOND PERIOD
Detroit Fran Cunassisted). 1.A
Detroit liscomhc tCarvefhl ~ -
s-Detrott Brown tQuackrnbush -Jeu
ningsl u 81
Penalties Guidoln 2 Butler 2.
THIRD PERIOD
Detroit Rowe tiisc.mbc EFanl. 7 a.
E-retrnu. Swuh tErAni 3.1l
g. Boston Enpak OioUet1. Oe
TO- Boston GaNinFcr (Clnpper- tiUdonnf
l1.lg
n Boston Cam funhasis'edE i15s
l2-Boston Ccwicg tCain-A. Jacks1nD
1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
DETROIT


Totals 20 10 Sc Totals 10 s rs
Free throws missed Patrick T. Bon
templs Foley. Kirk, Pultc. LesSnAw.
smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

Somewhere in the Southwest
Pacific delayed II any Jap is
ever 80 unlucky as 10 get tangled
UP in hand-to-hand combat with
Evening star., 1943-11-30

had waited two and a half months
to hear what it was they were going
to attack Comdr. Gibson let the
scientist tell them about it "in his
gentle, benign way"
liz Men on Mission.
soon 1t was time to take of. and
we rumbled out onto the flare path
in one great formation, and soon
all 10 Of us were en- route to Ger
many at zero altitude"
One aircraft was forced back by
engine trouble. Two others were hit
by flax and ordered to return to
base. That left 16 aircrafet, l12
men. They continued into the
Ruhr, fought past Hamm and came
over the hill above the Moline Lake.
Il spoke to my squadron: OK,
chaps. Come in to attack when I
tell you. I'll attack first
"As the last aircraft attacked and
as I watched the mines drop in
exactly the right place, a great
column of whiteness rose up a
thousand feet into the air and the
dam wall collapsed.
Then I felt a little remote and
unreal sitting up there in the warm
cockpit Of my Lancaster, watching
this mighty power which we had
unleashed; and then I felt glad be-
cause I knew that this was the heart
of Germany and the heart of her
industries, the place which itself
had unleashed so much misery upon
the whole world"
Evening star., 1943-11-30
Nations Traffic Deaths
Show 18 Per Cent Jump
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-A sharp in.
crease In the Nations traific deaths
-lS per cent in October-has beer
recorded as the first rise since war
time travel restrictions were i'm
posed.
The National Safety Council re-
ported it was the first break In a
downward trend that began shortly
after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
No precise reason was apparent, but
Donald S. Berry. director of the Or
ganization's traffic and transporta-
ton division, suggested several pos
sible contributing factors.
He stated there were indications
that many drivers now had tend
ency to disregard wartime tra1iic
caution in the optimistic belief that
victory is in the offing. He added
that there may have been q recent
increase in motoring.
He pointed out, too, that the fig
ures on the upturn were provided
by comparison of fatalities of Oc-
tober Of this year and October, 1912,
when the 35-mile speed limit went
into effect and when the toll showed
a record drop of 47 per cent.
Fatalities on streets and high
ways numbered 2,430 in October,
but the total for the first 10 months
of 1943-l8,1i0-represented a 20
per cent decrease from the same
1942 period.
Evening star., 1943-11-30

WE'D 65 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Allen of 1928
w street Sc. recently cele-
brated their 65th wedding
anniversary. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen are natives of
Prince Georges County, Md.
Mr.. Allen, 80, was a feed mer-
chant before his retirement.
Mrs. Allen Is 80.
Harris g. Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
Bad Coughs Yield Quickly
To This Home Mixture

any druggist, put It into a pint bottle.
and add your syrup. This gives you .
full pint-a family supply-of very
wonderful cough syrup. It's thrifty.
your money. It tastes nne.
This home mixture takes right hold
of a cough in a way that's surprising.
It loosens the phlegm. soothes the
irritated membranes. and helps clear
the air passages. Eases tho soreness.
and lets you rest at night.
Pinex IL q special compound Of
proven Ingredients, in concentrated
form. a most reliable agent for sooth-
ing throat and bronchial membranes.
Money refunded IL It doesn't please
you in every way.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
By

So many women say there never
was cream to compare with
Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face
Cream. And no wonder!
Lady Esther Face Cream works
on this entirely different principle:
it asks no help Of other creams or
lotions. 1t does complete job by
itself = cleaning, softening beau
tifying your skin-helping to make
it look smoother, fresher and
younger-looking.
Think of it! One cream Just
one amazing face, cream - that
takes care of four important needs
Of your skin!
It's hard to believe. But all you
have to do is-ry it! Let your
own eyes prove that Lady Esther
4-Purpose Face Cream is different
that it does something very spe-
cial and wonderful for your skin!
Here are the 4 Purposes of Lady
Esther Face Cream: (l) It thor
Evening star., 1943-11-30

Make a syrup by stirring 3 cups
Of granulated sugar and ono cup of
water few moments. until dissolved.
No cooking needed. Or you can use
corn syrup or liquid honey, instead
Of sugar syrup.
Then get ~ ounces Of Pinex from
Evening star., 1943-11-30
living Proof
In Your Own Miyyorl

Why choose face cream because
it's expensive, or because of a
clever package? Judge it only by
what it does for your skin!
That's why I say - try Lady
Esther 4-Purpose Face Cream!
Get the smallest size jar if you
lhe-but try it! When you see how
radiantly clean and fresh your
skin looks after the first applica-
ton - when you see how much
smoother and more youthful it ap-
pears-it's time enough to get the
largest and most economical size.
But for living proof that it is
the most beautitying cream you
have ever used, get the small-size
jar of Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face
Cream todoyl
Evening star., 1943-11-30

oughly cleans your skin. (2) It
softens your skin, loosens and abb
serbs the dry, clinging flakes.
CD 1t helps nature refine tho
pores. (4) It leaves a smooth, per-
feet base for powder.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
Surprisingly Quick Relief.
No Cooking. Saves Money

Here's a medicine for
coughs due to colds, that
you mix in your own
kitchen. It's so easy to
prepare that a child
could do it. but once
tried. you'll never again
be without 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Big Airplane Motors
for Corsair Fighters

And in another of. the big Nash
kelvnator plants they are turn
ing out those wall0plng big 1000
horsepower, two stage super
charged Pratt & Whitney engines
that take that CorSair Fighter so
darn high up and so fast that The
boys on the other team can't
even see il.
Incidentally the fellows at
Observation-Disclosures the women
too-who are making that engine
for YOU, are so careful that Moth
ing VIII go wrong with It when
YOU get il that they tear IL down.
after II has had a gruellnC test
run right down 20 the last nut.
bolt and waSher-So that they can
make certain no parts viii fail at
a time when you boys need them
most
Some one Of these DAYS YOU fol-
lows are going 70 get q really new
piece OF equipment 70 use against
.Nis subs, and against the enemy
anywhere else and in any other
way that YOU can think Of TO use
a bpllrDDrpr