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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26

pom School here from 1910 to 1912.
Mr.. Miller, who is a graduate of
University High School. will re-
ceive his degree Saturday from the
college OF engineering. He Is en-
ployed in the power division at the
Ford Bomber Plant.
The sub., 1943-07-15

My son, who loves his fodder, end I am not referring to his old man, slups up his cereal Oheerfully, unaware that there is a war on, and after pop departs for work, in- Sists that he "hulp with dishes" 'hulp beds," etc., prolonging the time the homework takes to twice its normal length. We then depart for the local store where Charley Horse, who Is, at two, the young est wolf in Noank, pursues Jane B. Carson up and down the aisles while I gloomily contemplate the meat counter, which looks like Old Mother Hubbard's cupboard.
 A little later comes blessed in- terim when, upon returning home, he has his nap and I can finish my work without the hindrance of any "hulp," and then I clean him mp and try to propel him to the bus, which is to take him to a birthday party.
 En route we meet an adorable little blonde being pushed by her mamma in a stroller, and are al- most sidetracked, but son takes a look at Blondie's ma, who is un- attractive and Cross-lOoking and is scared off. He has a very sound theory here, by the way, because if boy will look at his beloved's 8 mamma with critical eye he will see not only what kind of moth er-in-law he may be getting, but reasonable facsimile of daughter at mom's age. We are really thrown
The sub., 1943-07-15

had on was charged2 Or the man who threw his wife's girdle into the scrap-heap and now she's suing him for nOn-Support? |. For the best quarters worth of reading you will ever come across try this months Mademoiselle, where the winners of Miles contest present a flock of the finest fiction, appealing alike to male or female. The one entitled "The Part will make many collection of Best Short Stories, I'll betcha The East Coasts theme song could well be Don't Get Around Much Any More Cynic's definition of alimony-the high cost of leaving.
 FEMININE FLUFF; Who wants to go shopping these hot days? But if you must, and it's a shower gift, how about the sparkly crystal top
 hats decorated In bright-hued painted flowers at L. Lewis & Co.,, New London, for $1.50 and $1.75? For flowers, popcorn or whadda va got? Kresge's have the most complete line of sportswear for all the family, cute overalls for baby for as little as 59 cents, and surprisingly attractive slack suits for ma for $198. A gaily striped dish towel Montgomery
 Ward, 29 cents, stripes or fiowers)
 sewed together at the sides after being folded in half, and with 8 ribbon run through the turned down top made the prettiest beach bag I've seen recently. Ybry Parfum Infusion, $1.0O, I believe at CarrolPs Cut Rate, lasts forever,
The sub., 1943-07-15

for . loss, however, by Judy Laf- fargue and her pretty ma, and make the bus in time for him to be united with his lovely little red-haired steady, who unconscious of the fckleness of the male, welcomes him joyously. We pro- ceed>to the party, where son hvens things up by snatching the gifts away from the host as soon as they're opened, refusing to have his picture taken, and heaving a rock into the center of group of fellow two-year-olds that 1t had taken eight mothers twenty min utes of pleading, threats and con- tortions to arrange. Then home to our pointless dinner (pointless in more ways than one), the dishes, which, like the poor, are always with us, the work I let go to at- tend the party, and bed.
 The other day misguided wom- an asked me if worked for a living. am glad to say that the doctor feels that with little skin grating and about twelve weeks in the hospital she will be as good as new.
 ODDS AND ENDSI Did you hear about the moron who was late for work because there were eight In the family and the alarm was only set for seven? Or the girl who had a magnetic per- sonality because everything she
The sub., 1943-07-15
"V'' Fab. Shop
By Alice Carter

New hose boxes were brought in the other day and Evelyn and Betty had to try them out. After Amman saw they were big enough for human being he now wants one at home for a dog house.
 Over the drinking fountain there Is sign put up by Joe the chipper. It reads Scare crow for hire. Poor Joe, things must be bad when he has to hire himself out to scare crows.
 hear from pretty good authority that Tony has got to the girl burn CTS and borrows some bobby pins every once and a while. When he has real hard work to do, his hair falls down in his face and bothers him.
 Betty the new shipfitter watched others work for a few days. Now she is right at it herself.
 Casanova Falvy goes to Nor wich every other week. Is 1t love Bill?
 Ely who works on block two on the large bulkheads wishes she way down on the boats. She says there is more air down there.
 Herby King walking toward the Welders office carrying a small bank that looked like Q blobe. Must be that HerIby is studying geogra- phy.
 Due to a serious illness Doris Mitchell had to give up painting until she gets stronger. She is now checking down at the south yard. Hurry back to the Victory Yard Doris, the girls all miss you.
 Harriet NorcoSs has had her ton- sils out and was on the sick list for few days.
 I understand Frank Lewis is running all over town trying to get a uniform made so he can look like a real cop.
 Peanuts Gilbert has gone to work in Siberia painting She rides with that gang that Lynden Watrus car ries. We will miss you when you go back to school.
 All the girls on number six block are wondering where Al the welder gets the lipstick on his shirt. Let us know when there is any an- nOuncement to make, Al.
 It seems that after reading about Hazel Wright being such a good worker all the girls on number six are trying to outdo her. Go to 1t girls. That is the spirit to take.
 Wonder when Angie gets her ring When she talks about 1t now she is all giggles.
 Everybody has noticed that Angie and Evelyn are always smiling. They are the two girls that go around with their pants rolled up. Not too high girls.
 People must be getting hungrier all the time as the canteens are forever running out of food lately.
 King the machine operator was hurt last week but he came in the next day. That's the kind of spirit we need
 The head matron has made great many friends among the girls. She always has a smile for every one. Some of the people who are always gripping should try smiling for change. They might be sur- prised how different 1t makes one feel.
 Alice Carter
The sub., 1943-07-15
The Feminine Touch
M ALMA D. ROBERTSON

My Day (with apologies to Ellie Rooseve has been lovely arose. per usual at 645-which will by the time you read his be cut to 445-and prepared breakfast On account Of points there bacon and the local store had butter the pretty dry but who cares? (Ans,I dol
The sub., 1943-07-15

A single female mackerel carries as many as half a million eggs.
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

establecer un regimen democr6-
tico En- Argel y C6rcega, ! Ia con-
solidaei6n de les relaeiones fran
cesas con los aliados.
Thorez 40 oculta Sd descon-
tento por IA Ientitud con que Sc
organize un ejercito frances en-
Africa.
"El pueblo frances quiere algo
mas que ESQ. Algunas personals
"a entrega de armas q
los p~aFtidarios . guerrilleros fran
ceses'.
'Jamas olvidar6 el pueblo fran
cda ID deuda que con Russia tie
ne".
La gaceta., 1943-11-27


sullar en- IA PARALYSIS De varios de-
los dedos."
"por 81 procedimiento indicado,
una peQueha Fraction de nerviO ex-
traldo de- lin cuerpo muertos se
encoIa b los dos extremes del nervio
lesionado, usando para dicho TN
una preparation De acacia o gonna
ar6blga.
AEl fragmento de nervio injer-
tado 10 funciona como tejido ner-
vioso. sino que eirve como especie
de enreiado o sistema de- t0neles g
10 largo az los euoles Green nuevas
.fthras dol propio nervio. Su pro-
.p6sito no es otro que 81 de- ayudar y
.diriair 81 nuevo crecimiento."
"Varios hombres de- ciencia has
.bian realizado anteriormente expe-
.rimenbos CON materiales diversos
tales como pedazos De grasa, pero
sin obtener 81 resultado apetecido.
Inlorme sObre Ice experimentos
El ID. Rezende present6 tin deta-
|llado inf0rme sobre los experiment
toe realizados con animales, 8 IS
|Sociedad Medlea del Estado de
|Nuepa York. el mo pasado, ha-
|ciend0 notar que IN regeneration de-
neFVloA ~peri16xicos encuentra su
principal APPLICATION ca 81 guerra
lon vista de los franuankaa daNea
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

ateon
r.avant6 Il eabeza. escuchnndo.
-Ah, vienen musit6- los
onxisro. ~neoros0
TN bordoneo duro. met6Iico. in
vaa,a NJ asss
Antss rontinn6 Incio-
q eoco IS los milieianos eran los
,moros &, III dacia. uNo aekis
;-rono,tos Il ! los moros IL he-
mes ,,,.rado u - propia CASE.
..xm. Ii 1-,rrorlas abora one
-. 4, i. nrasfraq VI lea
.1nan., ii. u ". tsn,en pavo
rs .~;ne;x, !. noov o,,a los moros
..se~,<~ S. 80 1ocos 81.
rnnr;am. o,,s m;. bom-
~ c.u.a. 81. d.,.n-
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...lanAes e..or. n.,.
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$50 49,
m 49,
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Ios 49,
ca1AM CON un AA1uvA AE t+AAA@@
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

|ae sansre. I'm easeo De
" habia alberto el pecho j.
vaba, sin embargo, i
miento y al inclinarse Iu.. s.l
bre 81 le sonri6. Sin nerd.
tante, entire Muhoz ! ~
ciano le transpOrtaron a ups ~
|ha, con infulas de quir5ss.'
tuada 2 unos Glen metres
taguardia. Durante Ell trayes,
herido Sc desvaneci6, ps,.
presto L a~costaron en- Ia ma.
operaciones, volvi6 en- 81 n. N
do, 81 medico, procuraba 80
Ia hemorragia. Era IN bomr|
gordo, rubio y cordial
-lNo hay que afligirsel- \
cia.-Esto no es nada /
Lueio observe serene:
mo malgaste listed su H.
20, doctor. Dejeme. Este. n.
t~ivamente, no es NADIA, pOrqus
"a una vida no vale NADIA.
Miro a Juanito y con los
pados a~briendolOs cerrands
|hizole senas de que Sc acerap
-Amadea... balbuee5
Amadea... necesito que yess
traemela...
A JuanitO MuhOz lie eon
las lagrimas.
-Traemela reptile n
casarme con ella. TodO hon
inteligente debe prOcurar
su muerte sea dtil...
Respiraba advertisements
Date prisa agreg6-
10 ruego; date prisa...
Sin contestar, desesperado, ii
tandose q cada mOmentO los
con 81 reverse de Ia mano ID
que 81 llanto no le embOrom
el canine, Juanito MunOz al
80 Ell su mot0. Catorce minu
tard6 en- negar al garage.
lSenora Amadea!... lSei
Amadeal...
BESIDE Ia puerta empez6 q
maria a gritos. Ia requerida g
mo por la escalera del s6tana !
Or IL voz de Juan, un mai
s~entimiento Ia traspas6 y ext
do los brazos, como e%vitando
golpe.
que sucede? lJuanl..
sucede2...
al senior LuciO le han ben
ia mujer lanz6 un lament
avanz6:
lie han matadol." lDi e
dad!...
mo, senOra... FL maestro
ta herid0 y quiere hablar con
ted. Y6ngase listed cOnmiga
la llevo en- mi motto. Again
bien j mi y no De caera.
Amadea Sc arranc6 Ell deiaa
Zen aquel instante So Ensa
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

eausadOa s los nerves como c0nse-
~uencia de heridas recibidas en a
campo de batalla.
En- 81 mismo infofme explicaba
I'll Dr. Rezende que muchos de los
.animales De que Sc habia Waldo en-
.los experiment0s parecian haber
.vuelto i su cstado normal y que
sobre IA base del Festablecimiento
Functional. 81 proeedimiento de IN
iertos de nervios por medic De Ia
gonna Id acacia es ii mejor De los
practicados hasta IS fecha.'
Con este fin, & Or. Rezende y
sus asociados prepararon una cola
de Ia misma consistencia que Ia
gonna arabiga produeida comercial.
mente, disolviendo en- aqua desti'
Ilada una cierta cantidad de acacia
en- polv0. En- ocasiones esta cola
era fortalecida por medic de lat
vitaminas.
Hacienda uso de tijeras 0 de una
|cuchilla de afeitar sc practicaba IN
c0rte como de tres centimetr0s en- Ell
nervi0 del animal s0metidC al ex-
perimento. Este espacio cores
lponde aproximadamente q las le.
stones nerviosas que sufren muchoa
Idle los soldados en acci0n. Sc in.
serta despuks 81 injertc o frag-
ment0 dN nervio muerto para que
empalme \ con los dos extremes
Separates del nervio cortado y sc
alinea cuidadosamente con estos,
despues De 10 cuaI aplica 81 DR.
Rezende tres o cuatr0 gotas de la
soluci6n fresca y esterilizada de-
gonna de acacia en- Ia parte Ell que
hacen c0ntact0 los extremes.
Cerrando IA herida
Despues de dar lugar durante
unos diez minutes 8 que Sc endu-
rezca Ia cola, Se procede n cerrar Ia.
herida. I'm algunog de los expert
mentos r~ealizados la Fraction de-
nervio empleada para empalmar Ell
nervio lesionado Sc obtuv0 de otraa
Ipartes del migm0 animal, per0 EN-
otros casos Sc recur1i6 a an animal
oe ia misma especfe.
De cuatro q diez semanas des-
pu6s de efectuada Ia operation. de-
lclaraba I'll Dr. Rezende, muchos de-
los animales aparentaban gran
mejoria en- 81 uso de aquenas parties
del cuerpo afectadas p0r los ner-
Iwinn fnnfnnmdnm rs ~n7nwamon n&nnn m4tn
La gaceta., 1943-11-27
Haga SD parte: Compre
B0N0s DE GUERRA


Don't bear Eha torrents of eczema
another day. 10 &c Thousands 81
happy people naVe-use poslam For
QQlck, dependable reli8f. AZ nieht.
Wnen itching % worse. one nuuIiea~
sion ok thta CoNcENTnATNn
cta6MaeAs brings eootning comfort
ana Tets wnN sleep. T0.0n0.00n
packages sold during So years stsaw
e uN1t q 9oeas Recommended bv
many 0eeEef1. Sold from coast g
coast antS soc e. 81 druggists.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-27

Agatha may want 70 look az ths
campus n long time. There prob
ably have been hundreds Of changes
since she was here"
"Ycs'm."
Agatha opened the door herself.
She removed the skeleton kew. but
kept ii in her hand We'll lock LID
after we leave" she volunteered.
where will we find you to give YOU
this kcy?"
Til be coming out of this build
ing about 800"
Good; Wen meet you right here
in front"
AS soon as they were alone Aga
tina looked through the open door
and up n steep. dusty stairway that
was crowded with memories.
Nothing here is changed" She
touched the rough. wooden hand
rail Look! Here's where Otto
carved our initials"
Auntie! Maybe we shouldn't
have come"
NO, no. j won't surrender to any
crying spell" She handed the kew
10 Clemantine. Lock the door on
the inside. How much time do we
havc?"
About three CHARTERS of an
hour. Is that enough ?"
L think So" She started up the
steep steps. They were harder to
c'mb than when she was n girl.
Both women were out of breath
by the time they reached the belfry.
Agatha gave only peek at the
campus through the vinc-framed
that overlooked the CAM
pus. She accepted the skeleton kew
from her daughter and compared it
with the one taken from the closet
door. Hmm. Luckily they were
made for the same kind Of lock.
Ihats one advantage In being old
fashioned at this college,"
Clemantine looked down on the
students hurrying to classes across
the yard below. II hope sounds
don't carry down as well as thew
do up" she whispered. II feel like
were housekeeping OH evcryone!"
mo wonder this place is popular.
Is that why they keep the door at
the bottom of the tower locked? 1t
used to be left open"
Too many of the boys liked to
come up here and ring the bell as
a prank"
"Oh" Agatha sat one one of the
boxes that had been carried up into
the belfry for use by the art stu
dents. From her purse she pulled a
small file"
you'll never be table to shape a
key with that fingernail file!"
Clemantine told her.
you watch for possible visitora
I'll make the key!"
ITO BE Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-27
E &C.: he BLIND MANS SECRET
IA by RIcHAR E. HOUGHTON al
- 4 EHnmc NrRLrwv

I Perhaps I can do this alone. VIVA,
If we are caught ?"
There were tears in Clemantine':
eyes. III we're caught wen be
caught together. I won't desert
you. You're doing this to protect
the life work Of the man YOU
loved. I'd do the same for John"
Nonsense. It's nothing of the
sort"
But you told me :"
This invention doesn't belong
just to Otto. It's Americas invcn-
tion." To herself she added, land
that radio tube is an important
clue, Willard says! 1t may be my
undoing. l must learn WHY"
You are SO bitter against all
men"
Some day I may explain"
Nothing you call say will change
my attitude toward John, if that
what you hope. I know you are just
trying to keep me from being hurt
by love, as you were hurt. but
you're wrong :"
Agatha interrupted brusqucly.
Lets not talk about it. How about
going out to lunch? That Marsh
lunchroom. :"
They tidied up in silence. Their
differences were forgotten, how
ever, by the time they descended
the stairs and followed the side
walk across in front of the vacant
lot to the fayorite college eating
place. 1t was crowded.
Clemantine introduced Agatha
to a group of girls at one of the ia
bles. I'm showing the sights to my
Aunt Agatha" she explained.
"She's one OF Westerns alumnae.
Where's the janitor? We want to
get up into the belfry to see the
view"
One of the girls, who was leaving
for class, offered to notify him.
Within five minutes he arrived,
eager to please an old grad.
He was whitc-haired and stoop-
shouldered. 81 remember YOU" he
said. TWENTY-FIVE years isn't so
long. I remember all the students.
And Professor Halder often spoke
Of you when was cleaning up his
laboratory"
"He did?" Agatha suddenly felt
faint.
He said no more as they crossed
the campus. Apparently Agatha's
face had paled, and the janitor de-
cidcd he had Numbered by recalling
the murder.
They mounted the wide steps to
the main entrance corridor of the
administration building. The old
man inserted his skeleton key In a
brown stained door at the right. |
Here we are. I'll show you the
way up"
1--WE don't want to take your
tinie," Clsmantins told him, AUNT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-27
CHAPTER THIRTY-rOUR

AGATHA discussed the POSSIBLE.
HES with Crmantine. president
hill probably will keep that radio
i''hc III his office until tonight al
iraSt. she said. IF he's perfectly
h"n'St about its being worthless, IL
may lie there for weeks. But IL he's
spy trying to steal it he'll take Il
away tonight"
Cl'mantiEc agreed. IF he Is a
spy nc won't dare carry it out be-
Tor" dark for fear of being ques-
nnn"d. Afterward. IL the police
asked him about it. he could try to
cover 'lp by saying it was stolen
from the Office"
Well give him reason to say II
was stolen! Wen take it before he
M" Il chance to get away with 1t.
h'l-h"w can we use Hans Put
nam without telling him more than
we want him TO know"
Perhaps we'd better forget
ABOUT Hans. After all, we won't
really be stealing the tube. and we
can &ct into that Office rs easily
without Hans as with him. was
ONLY thinking about him as n sort
Of Ilibi."
Are You familiar with the build
'.E can we enter the presidents
"''ir' from n hallway"
Think so. And President Hill
EccS To a fircsidc forum after sup
per. The corridors will be dark by
time" Va
How abou. a key?"
. - think maybe we could get
Key from the janitor."
o. ROW would you explain? What
There's a bclfry in the tower.
, some OF the girls go up there to
run, landscapes. The janitor let's
.'l,l usc his skeleton key. Perhaps
nv SHOULDN'T, but he's very trusting.
could borrow the key this after
""on and pretend to lose it."
you'd be suspected right away.
~ 'ost Key and robbery would be
wv much coincidence. But-per-
Zap" you could borrow the key for
:. na'i hour or so--enough time to
maize n copy"
loud we make . copy?"
I've had to bccone a mechanic
~ "n''s to follow science, child.
ETY., .u borrow the key, show me the
"+,"'S from the bell tower, and
Inc were up there alone I'll
,.. duplicate out Of one of
F"iir room tcys."
:, : go" Clcmantine removed
49, ~. Ery from the closet door. This
way"
=, "BN,hn looked down at the slen-
uer piece OF metal. perhaps I
A' not involve you, Clemantine,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-27

fever had it not been for the fact
that all the troops under General
Pershing in the Mexican Cam
paign of 1916 had received prcvrn-
tive vaccination, with the result
that no cases of typhoid appeared
IL the incidence of typhoid which
obtained during the Spanish
American War had occurred in
American troops during World
War I, there would have bccn
$4,000 deaths, or the loss of
nearly twenty divisions ut their
then strength.
Nnpoleon's grand army was not
defeated so much by the Russians
as by typhus fever.
Medicine, of course, has made
many contributions to military yci-
ence-or at least to military elf
ciency-during the present con-
nict. Armies in the present con-
hict have been freer from disease
than any armies in history. There
Is no typhoid fever, no smalIpox
no typhus fever and up to now 7
io yeio" lever.
Sandy Fever
A story which have never soon
In print is that of sandfly fever
1t Is spread by an extremely small
hea that lives in the sand OIL tropi-
cal beaches. When our troops first
bedded down in North Africa. thew
complained that the mosquito bars
were SO thick that they kept out
air. That was true because they
were designed to keep out the sand
nea, which will go through or,li-
nary mosquito netting and screen
ing.
Sandfiy fever, or tive-'lay fever.
is never fatal but it is extremely
prostrating. The medical u,liccr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-27
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. D..

THE OTHER evening | heard
. distinguished army medical of.
ficer discuss the effect of disc:,s,
on military campaigns. lie az
knowledged first that war had
made a number of contributions %
medical science.
We probably would know moth
ing about the possibility of the
complete eradication of typhoid
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-27

DR.. Clendenins will answer
questions of general interest
saly. and then only through
mo column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-27
Close Relationships Of
Diseases and Warfare

wh"m | am quoting once had an
attack Of sandlly fever and he said
IL WAS as If he had been hit over
IN" head or Sluggcd and that when
ne came to about five days later,
no uId not recall amy of the inter-
Echlh& time. 1t was AS if those.iive
days had been cut out of his life.
Military Importance
The military Importance of this
IS that during World War I the
BfltiSh Army started to go up
through Bulgaria: the medical
authorities not knowing about it.,
made no provision for the prever-
ton Of sandily fever. The British
Army were almost universally at
lacked and the Bulgarian ARMY.
most OF whom had had the disease
ana were immune. were able to
conquer them easily. Medical otti-
GERS ON both sides said it was lust
"s II they had walked over an army
oil proStratc men.
This will give an idea of the ex-
tent to which disease conditions
can influence military tactics. II
you are inclined to criticize the
military conduct of some cam.
paigil or other, you might in char
ny remember that perhaps the Diff
hruity is not entirely military.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Il. ID. B.:-What are the chance,
on women with slight heart con-
"i'ioh having successful pregnan-
cleS - heart murmurs, yaiyular
condition left from rbeum,ti.
lever as child!
Answer: A heart murmur itself
Is no standardization 20 child
bearing II the pulse is rsgular
ana there is no shortness or
breath: 1t is not unusual for wom-
en- IN this condition to have three
or Tour babies. | have often re-
ci!ed the instance in this column
Oh a woman in this condition who
had Is children.
'''Ic, ontarlo-'What
causes pulls under the eyes? Is it
constitutional. or cyestrain?"
answer: PuTs under the eyes
come from 81 large number of
causes, some of them serious and
some OF them not. Eycstrain will
do 1t. The urine should be ex-
amined.