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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-21
IRISH PUSHED TO BEAT
IOWA SEAHAWKS, 1913
Continued From Page Sky

the Irish Terrors of the T to 1877
yards by rushing-the lowest count
e the season for them-did not
permit Notre Dame to advance be-
yond the midfield stripe in the
first quarter.
AS time was running out in the
opening period. Jimmy Smith,
formerly of Illinois, and Todd col
Elaborated for a Seahawk push
which carried from the 80 to 8,
from where Art Guepe, one of
IIarquette's all-time greats in 1886,
crashed over.
Barney McCarry Of Utah, and a
four-year veteran with the Cleve-
land Rams, kicked the point and
the preflighters went into 10
lead which they protected until the
half.
Notre Danes T began showing
power at the outset of the third
leriod with Jim Mello, Creighton
Miller and Johnny LuJack's pass
ing burning up yardage. Sub Bob
Kelly finally topped 64-yard pa
rade by lashing over from the
three.
The Seahawks poured over their
second touchdown at the start Of
the last period. After 73-yard
march had been stopped on the six
end the Irish had taken over the
ball LuJack fumbled with George
Tobin recovering ON the 10. Todd
promptly whipped a pass to Dick
Burk. reserve end from Min
neapolis, for touchdown. Nc
Carry's try for extra point failed.
The ball bouncing off one OF the
uprights.
After the ensuing SeahaWk kick
off, Notre Dame Strung Miller and
EGello from its deceptive T on So
yard drive. Miller crashed over
from the six and Early's place
kick clinched the victory. But be-
fore the final gun, the SeahaWks
rcmped 40 yards to the Irish IL.
McGarry was called upon to try
a desperation field goal from the
16-yard line. But it fizzled. Later
the Seahawks' regained the bal on
the Irish 80 when Schwartz cap
tured Miller's tumble. But last
minute passes we're grounded.
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BEARS, REDSKINS
TO BATTLE TODAY
Washington Eleven Will Be
Scrapping To Keep
Record Clean
Nv DAVE HOFF

CHICAGO, NOV. w. -tA)- Its
,,rictlv preview stuff tomorrow,
.,,s National Football league col
rsion Of the Chicago Bears and the
washington Redskins in. the Ma
+;on,s capital, because they'll do it
al over again Dec 10 in the Chi
o.oo championship game. But the
bovs will be playing for keeps.
Both the Bears and Redskins are
,ndefeated but once tied this sea-
EN- and while the Chicagoans have
heavy statistical superiority, the
Redskins will be scrapping to keep
+ba+ record clean-and that means
ball game.
Chicago win will clinch an
,,,djsputed western title for the
9ears, and a Washington triumph
will assure the Redskins of an East
ern tie. But regardless of the out
come. both foes seem certain of
c1asb;no in the pro title affair here
next month.
The New York Giants and Phil
PIT Eagles of the East and the
Green Bay Packers of the West,
still mechanically in the title
chase. will be up against second
division opponents tomorrow, the
Giants versus the unWinning Chi
rago Cardinals at New York, the
Fagles against Detroit at Pitts
b,ugh. and Green Bay versus the
Dodgers at Brooklyn.
The Bears are considered favor
ties against the Redskins tomorrow,
but that's the same kind of loose
talk that made the rounds before
;aey net in the 1912 title game,
and the Washlngtons subsequently
.9nk the Chicagoans pennant ship,
II 10 6.
Disregarding the psychological
ange the figures argue nicely for
he Bears. They top the league in
total yards gained with 421.3 a
game, including a leading 1903
ard average rushing and 251 yards
passing, with Washington running
third in total and rushing yardage
a game and trailing by some IS
yards in aerials.
Sid Luckman has completed 81
u l58 passes to Sammy Baugh's
s. out of 1874, and has gained 1903
yards to Samny's 1.138, with %
touchdown throws included to beat
Baugh by four. The Chicagoans
have such ball-carrying stalwarts
as Harry Clark, Dante Magnani
and Gary Famiglietti, although the
Redskins speak right out about the
exploits of their Andy Farkas and
Wilbur Moore. 1t shapes up as d
great game.
Phil-Pitt's title hopes, and even
is runnerup aspirations, may be
dealt blow by the remarkable De-
troit Lions, although no one On
accuse the Eagles of not taking
care Of. themselves this season.
But the Lions, ending their sched-
ple tomorrow, have yielded only to
te leagues big three-Washingt
the Bears and Green Bay - and
lave been a scrappy outfit all the
way under the first year tutoring
Of Gus DoraiS.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-21
VlLLANOVA TRIUMPHS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2o-tR-
Big Al Postus, closing out bril-.
liant career at Villanova college.
scored two touchdoWns and SET
up all three others in a brilliant
display of running and passing be-
fore 10000 in sunlit Temple sta
dunn today as Villanova sWamped
game gang of Temple youngs-
sters, 34-7, in the final game OF
the season for both teams.
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Harvard And Boston
Battle To 6-6 Tie

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 20. -
lP)- The informal football forces of
Harvard and Boston College pro-
vided one of the most outstanding
financial bargains in intercollegiate
sports history while battling to a
stirring 6-6 tie today before a 40,
900 crowd at the stadium.
The huge throng, the largest New
England football has attracted this
season, sat in on the first gridiron
clash in "a years between these
neighboring institutions for the flat
price of 50-cents.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-21
ALABAMA WINS

TUSCALOOSA. Ala Nov. 90
IRHAlabama S informal football
team outscored Marion Institute
today. 1918 on Hudson Conway's
55-yard touchdown r:'n with an in
tercepted pass in the third period.
The Marion Cadets had rolled up
a 1870 lead in the first quarter.
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NEBRASKA DEFEATED

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 20.-lR--
Mark up one for IoWa's HaWkeyes
in big letters-they whipped Ne
braska today 33 to ID. 1t was a
birthday gift for Iowa's coach,
Slip Madigan; it was the first
time in Is years Iowa has beaten
Nebraska IN Lincoln; it was the
first victory of the year for Iowa.
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Kansas Registers 7-6
Upset Over Missouri

LAWRENCE, Kas., Nov. 20,--jH
Bill Chestnut calmly
drop-kicked the extra point TO give
a battling University of Kansas
football team a rs upset victory
today over Missouri before a Big
Six conference homecoming crowd
of 5000.
Chestnut 5 point-maker followed
a 44-yard Kansas march to touch
down in the third quarter.
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IOWA STATE TRIUMPHS

AMES, Ia. NV. 20 -lR-The for
ward passing combination of Half
backs Howard Tlppee and George
Cast, both of Whora closed their
collegiate aridiron careers, led
Iowa State fc 48 to victory over
Kansas State today before 4,000
fans.
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Howard Too Powerful
For Sewanee Gridders

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 90
REPaced by the brilliant running
and pass-receivng of Cecil Duffee,
Towards Seadogs proved much
too strong for Sewanee today in
42-6 victory before a scant crowd
of 5000.
Duffee scored three of his teams
SIX touchdowns and his long punt
returns kept the losers bottled up
for most Of the game.
--V--
More than half Of the people of
the southern states live on farms
or in small villages.
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CIVIC BOWLING LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Games This Week
Monday: Civilians VS.. Exchange
VEG: klwanis VS.. Senior Frat.
fr1oay. Rotary VS.. Lions.
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Points after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(for Tobin, (place kick
Notre Dame scoring. touchdoWns
Kelly (for Rykovich), Miller.
Points after touchdown Early 2
(for Miller). (place kick
Substitutions: Seahawks. ends,
Burk, Ti1nmons, Chesbro. Sch
wartz. Tackles - Hodges, Pike.
Guards, McGarry, Brennan, No
wacki. Backs. Todd, Curran, Wag-
ner, Guepe.
Notre Dame, ends-Ford, lilly.
Tackles, Sullivan, Adams. Guards.
Meter, Signaigo. Center Szyman-
ski. Backs, Kelly, Early, Kilbitski.
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Duke OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lup-
er, Balitsaris, Can't, Haggerty.
Point after touchdown, Can't 3
(placements).
N. Carolina scoring-touchdown,
Myers for Teague).
Substitutes: Duke Ends, Mole,
Beamer, Trapini; Tackles, Arnold,
Mullins: Guards, Rose Walfe, Kaw-
shak: Centers, Mccain, Cook;
Backs. sacrinty, OFT, Witzel,
Folger, Bobely, Carver, Carlton
BRADY. Miller, Hartley, FELTON,, Fol
ser. Bobely, Carver, Carlton.
North Carolina-Ends, Clayton,
Starr Hoey, Miller; Tackles,
Hodges, Roberts, Lane; Guards,
spurlin; Backs, Weldon, Weant,
Pisano. Grimes, Myers, Thomas
son, McCouum.
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A New York hen laid 351 eggs
IN s57 days. Guess Wen just have
- charge off those six blank days
IN ahsenteeism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Nv Dr. Logan CIendening

the hest Of all possible worlds
he replied instantly that ne
would have the weeds as del
ica'e AS the edible vegetables.
and tho edible plants aS IN.
deSt7ICuhie AS ne weeds.
Neither memory nor my array
of books ri quotations thtavpS,
any hCht on luS' Who TINS was
Perhaps my friend Mr. Henry
HASKELL Of he kansas City Star
'vfii-@f'r sbfc 10 supply Tho an
Swor n ms famous Random
Thoughts column
A. any rate tho spectacle Of
The ragweed certainly points up
the truth Of the cynicS idea I
used ~ advocate n this column
that one NAY 20 relieve the hay
foyer menace would no 20 en-
plov bands If labOrerS with
ScyiheS 10 cut down all the rag
weed plants about this time Of
year n a l0-mlIe radius around
any city.
VNIt. plant is easy 10 Identify
i and the idca seemed 10 mo
to-ne feasible But am in
formed by an extremely able
hoianlSt that the desired result
would be impossible Of attain
mcnt.
The plant grows m such pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Wife Working So Mate
Passes Up All Jobs

War Problem Clinic:
l have q married brother who
has GUN all the Jobs no had He
SAID his wife IS working 50 why
should he Put ne would never
keep MS Jobs even before she got
hers
She would Ike 10 sign hum in
the army, bur no said IF any one
did This they would get hurt
What can We do a. MRS NJ.
Dear Mrs, VI:
think in n case such ne
yours ! would have no hest
fancy in consulting the local
draft board with reference 10
the Young man concerned, or at
least his wife should do this.
There IL no reason why anv
young man. who il able Ia
work and j. not Inv the army,
should be idle. II might he well
for his wife 10 quit her job and
let her husband support her. or
else BET him 60 In the arm> IL
the wife is going 10 continue 10
work.
DR. ROBERT g.. FOSTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

One of The most frequent causes
Of trouble in the home IS the
failure Of the head Of the family
10 Obtain employment or his IN
ability 10 maintain a job for any
length Of time.
Unrest and instability make
their way INTO family relations
and may lead 10 more serious
riffs The alternative for a man
VINO refuses 10 hold a iob IS Scl1-
lce IN the army winch often
serves As Stabllling effect for
both the man and ms. family
A woman faced with this prob
lem has written 10 the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC. and Or. Rob
ert g Foster family counseling
service. Merrlil-palmer & c h o o J..
tells her what would be the most
advisable thing 10 do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Victory Merely DeiHsiOn
Perpetual Director
Defying 0PA Now
nv ARTHUR "BuGS" BAER

fellow in town is perpetual guinea pig offering
all the time sacrifice laws regulations
He has an infrm conviction that everything uneonsti-
tuona including the Constitution And far he has
right.
Some years ago when the NRA fattened II was one
~ his kind Of fellows who did the trick At time YOU
remember, wrote that the Blue Eagle licked by sick
chicken. And 90
This time he decided 10 the Legality Of the OPA
ruling picnic driving in business wagons stopped he
refused 10 show his drivers license his card previous
diploma or his appendix
The first three refusals WERE all right, was
pure unaduleraed meaness. That's what about
fellow like that
In his guardianship of his nahenabe privileges as an
untrammeed he has signed applications
reported to draft boards and wouldn't stand line If
we're handing out spare tires
He make more trouble than monkey in a switch
tnnrer.Bht=H=sw independence defUsT0n and
He Is ~ years Of the draft board wouldn't
handle him toast He doesn't sugar his coffee
and he actually delivering laundry the wagon
Still need fellows like that laws
and find out the weak spots
fellow who insists his preambles and his bylaws
will get himself into many argument And do himself
good After all the privilege Of the right-of-way on rope
bridge is precarious victory.
, tcoPyrsht 1915 FtAiarss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Civilian Defense
Efforts Praised

unframed through battle-scar7
red areas. reScuing victims and
helping them buy food Nolun-
teer nurses aides gave emer-
gency help in crowded hospitals.
Through OCD, 742 units of
blood plasma were supplied for
riot victims.
In the recent one-day rlotlng
in Harlem. New York, a volun-
teer civilian patrol Of 800 resi-
dents, mostly Negroes, aug
mented by air raid wardenS,
helped restore the peace.
New Orleans Pledged 10
protect the civilians in any
emergency, civilian defense vol
unteerS IN New Orleans found
that an emergency IS not al
ways brought about by threat
10 life and property They
waged and successfully won the
fight against an enemy from
withln-price initiation through
black markets The plan started
quite simply when William Bur
bank chairman Of the war ac-
tivities committee Of the Young
Mems Business Club. decided
that prices could be held IN line
if citizens promised not 10 paw
more than ceiling prices and II
merchants agreed not 10 charge
above the official level. lie eX-
planned his plan 10 OPA. Within
az hours. the civilian defense
block service had canVaSsed the
CITY and obtained pledges.
Within a week. food prices were
close 10 normal and black mar
ket activities IN produce halted
Now citizen volunteers VIII
take up the fight IN other cities.
THEODORE " LAMB. APP
i pointed attache for Civilian
Defense AZ the American En-
hassy IN London, was killed
while on route 10 has post ~
duty. Recovered from The wreck
Of the Clipper ne was travelling
on was an unmaIled letter 10
ms wife In u he said he re-
GREETED leaving ms two young.
daughters
Leaving them at this inter
esting age Ia the worst part Of
this iob, hut millions ~ people
are doing just that without
whimper | have not heard
complaint from OR people
about the hard things"
The American people are
fighting this war on The home
front as well as AZ the fghting
fronts. and they arc dong II
gallantlt
Copyright ny DAILY Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
z Expeetant Mothers
Planning on War Jobs

War Problem Clinic;
Ny COUSIN and / aye expecting
babies this month. We vii have
to Goeback 10 defense work soon.
and must find a house 10 liye in
Is there a housing prolect -fef
Servlcemen'S WIveS only? My SIS
tor VIII live with us 10 care for
the babies While We work
MRS, !. II r.
Dear Mrs. " ". r.:
There Is 20 separate housing
project for th~>wives Of ~erN ice
men You can apply Ia the De-
troit Housing Commission, 3O5
W Fort for admission 10 one
~ the regular housing pro ieCts.
For Information egardin
other housing accommodations,
YOU may 90 10 the homes regis
tration bureau which il located
. AZ the same address.
MISS ELNA VI FORNCROOK,
Executive Secretary. ConSulta-
ton Bureau ~ Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Offer Insurance
Raid Deaths

and they Will know me answer.
Miriam Hopknt SAID 20
have the most expressive eyes
in Hollywood. II was said Of
Anna Held
Her eyes are birds nests
filled with cupidS." or Miss
Hopkins ~ has bcen observed
Her eyes have il
QUERIES from clients. @
So You're trying n under-
stand women How amusing.
I'll bet YOU haven't Vet found
out the difference between a
Snood and a wimple
Ais that SO? A wimple
looks like a football headguard
made out Of cloth and snood
resembles a fish net. The vim
pie il mentioned In the Bible
but the snOod didn't become
popular until about the time of
the cruSades.
q As a Dodger fan what do
YOU think Of the case Of Dolph
Camilli Isn't 1t tragic?
A-As for the Camilli Incl
dent II is case of much ado
about nothing.
tamilli has made himself in
dependent for life with his base
ball earnings, He is through as
a ma or Lacquer. He can better
serve his country ny managing
his farm In California. The
desperate at tempt ~ some
Sports-scribes 10 get a romantic
angle on professional baseball IL
pathetic.
~ 4 PRUDE," said Ambrose
n Bierce. "a. one who
bushes modestly at the indell-
cacy Of her thoughts and vir-
tuously fees from the tempta-
tion Of her desires"
The record for weight reduc-
ton by a woman is 300 pounds
IN is months. II ia held by a
patient of Or. James J. Short
Of New York who in the period
aforementioned reduced from
479 pounds 10 179 pounds.
The Hollywood weight reduc-
ton is held by an actress named
Ella Mackenzie who reduced
100 pounds in six months: from
225 to 125-As- previously re-
corded here. Miss Mackenzie
said her weight reduction sys-
tenn consisted of falling in love
and eating one meal a day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

WE MAY he IN for some dis
w appointing and SeuoBS crop
failures this year on account NJ
the foods and bad weather, but
this department Is wiling 70 bet
that there ls ore crop that ls
no. gong 10 fail and II Is
coming INTO bloom right this
week That Is tho ragwood
crop. which VIII soon he giving
about % million Americans hay
fever --so'''
II X an example NJ the per-
verSenesS of the cuSSedneSS ~
nature. no matter how many
examples Of her beauty sou may
point n. that while something
useful and delicious and deSir-
able like wheat or potatoes
has ~ no cOddled along and
treated like Little Lord Fauu-
..leroy. No amount Of antag.
1istlC activity or lack ~
Encouragement can stop the
abundance n that horrible NUS
ance the raGweed and IT'S rela-
tlNeS
7 REMEMBER vaguely hear
L ing once n some cynic who
was holding forth on the dark
aspects NJ life and ne was chal-
lenced nv q blooming ODtlY7lSt
~ suggest ono Improvement IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
RunyOn Notes New
Attitude Of Shoppers

lifting the tempo, so that by
the time | hit the first counter
70 request some article, every
body IN the Joint realizes that
they are included in the hello.
| witnessed a pathetic scene
recently
A big rough guy who has AL
ways gone huffling and scuffling
has way through life, brow beat
ing and intimidating his fellow
citizens. entered a place where
they repair things.
He was carrying in his hand
a coffee percolator. He ap-
preached the little gee in charge
of the shop rather timidly,
thought waited patiently until
the fellow got through with
long discussion with another
customer, and then said, hum
bly,:
viii you please fix this
gadget for my wife ."
| WAS appalled, by the big
Il guys abasement. I can re-
member when he would have
lunged into the place like a sore
plumber, hurled the coffee
cooker in the mans puss and
baWled his order in a voice that
would have shivered your tim
berS had you been no closer
than block away.
| could not bear the disdain-
ful manner IN which little Mr..
FlN-it eyed the big mugg. so I
walked away Just as a couple
Of tears rolled down his cheeks
and fell on the percolator. kerr
PUNK Life on the home front
Is really tough.
Copyright 1913. by Kins Features
Distributed by International News servic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Quick Answers

! Sarah wifn nf Abraham -uhe
vas 100 tGeneSis 20.5l.
> Thou shalt not Kill. He
killed an Egyptian task
master Exodus , l21
3 When the first newSpap per.
the Cleaveland Advocate. was
started. 'he title line was
FOUND too long for the form
IN tho only large iNpe y the
crffto- -rTrf ttr- cut Ur-rhe
FIRST "A and The public ac-
cepted the revision
4 He surrendered Detroi, 70
the British, in the War Of
1872 The president com.
muted the sentence.
) The sleeping hammock, IN
known AZ sea until Columbus
sailors adopted NJ from the
Indians.
s William Henry Harrison
Z Georgia.
S-Apple.
Copyright 1913 ey Kint Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Woman Wants Copy
OF Her Divorce Papers

Var Problem Clinic
How can | obtain a copy II ne
divorce papers which my husband
claimed ne filed in 1889 or 1910 .
He Is now married again, and !
am living common Law with an
other man / want 10 get work
IN a defense plant, and want 20
have definite proof NJ ny divorce.
MRS ". +. W.
Dear Mrs VI. r.. W:
n YOUR husband obtained r
decree az divorce in NaNne
County. YOU should 60 TO the
office Of the county clerk.
County Building, and ask them
for a certified copy ~ the de-
cree, for which small fee will
he charged.
EDW ARD 'POKORSY.
Friend Of the Court.
Q Where can ! find out if the
work I am doing is ciasSed As eS-
Serusl by the government and the
draft board MR. a. A.
A-ConSult your draft board:
explain what YOU are doing and
they will tell YOU whether IL Is
classed a essential
THE CLINIC.
Q I canee 10 this country when
I vas very young My mother
died soon afjer. and grew up
not knowing that ! WASH t born
here Now / have my first papers
but viii have 10 wait two years
FOR my second would like 10
work IN a defense plant How
can l Get 1pernft to do this?.
r r 3.
t--Go 10 Your neaUeSt office
nj the I. =. Employment Serv-
ice You will find their mum
hers listed In the telephone
book THE CLINIC.
@ Ny husband AMI I arc scpa-
rated He VIII nor support our
Two children. although he Is max
ne good money Can he be put
IN the army? Where should ! 60.
as ! don know his draft board?
NlkS X. NJ
A-Go 10 the WAYNE County
Selective Service Headquarters,
sixteenth floor in the Book
Tower. Rt. 69Sl. If YOU know
your husbands address AZ the
time 81 his registration. they
will he able TO tell YOU his draft
board. THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
The Brighter Side

I BELIEVE, 7 like the new
Il spirit Of iovahty that has
come over our former sour
puSses especially those who
have 70 do any shopping
/ can remember as we'll as u
il We're just last week when
shoppers with lemon Juice IN
their veins. would enter. say
meat market. and Ignoring any
polite and cheerful greetings
from The meat fellow. would
issue their orders IN acid tones.
with perhaps 4 few added re-
marks in disparagement of his
wares.
Now they 20 in all smiles.
They beam from every pore.
Good morning, Nr. Outlets.
Good morning. good morning.
What a good morning we are
having, are we not? How is
your nice wife. Mr.. Outlets:
And the children Is your
arthritis any better" By the
way. have YOU any lamb chops,
Mr.. Outlets Your lamb chops
are always 80 marvellous. oh,
don't hurry. Mr.. Outlets. No,
no, don't hurry"
And so on. Always with the
big smile on the kISSer UNDER
stand, and the old ha-ha in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
War Problem Clinic
Marital Riffs Blamed
On Irregular Employment

has never been 2 good wife "a
him and ] am unwilling 70 let HIM
change this insurance ! think he
should make some provision for
his younger brother Can he
change his insurance this Way7
MRS. r. W.
Dear Mrs. T.. W:
Your grandson may change
the beneficiary in his National
service Life Insurance without
the consent OF the previous
beneficiary named.
JUDGE JAMES r.. CHFNOT.
Wayne County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

fusion IN 60 MANY ou' ~ the
way corners when n throws us
pollen on me ar. y may he
carried q hundred miles on hot.
windy days. and even Just
little Of The pollen rs enough 70
make a community NJ 10000
people utterly miserable such
ave some NJ nc reasons for the
ImpraCuCallfy 81 my lovely little
theory
What can the sufferers do
then They are worse of lnan