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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
Russian Armies Continue
Advance Toward SnO|cnSk
NEW BLOOD MAY TURN
RECEIVER INTO REAL
SP 0RTS ANNOUNCER

NEW YORK CITY. Mar.
80 tFNSl.-Florida's Red"
Barber. whose brilliant Ca
reer began with his broad
casting Gator games over
WRUF. and whose pleasing
southern drawl is familiar to
millions of sport fsns through
out the nation who know
him as Americas Ace
Worlds Series Announcer.
is reported to have donated
his fifth pint of blocd to the
Red Cross.
He says he won't be sur
prised to hear a soldier wake
up in hospital some day
shouting There are three on
end Camilli is at bat! Boy.
what q ball game!"-and
probably slipping in a COM
mercial line. too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
CAR sKIDs: CHILD DROWNED

JACKSON, N. C.-Little Albert
F. Keller, 3 and a half years old,
vas drowned and his mother seri-
)usly hurt when the automobile,
driven by his uncle, L. E. Keller,
skidded on curve and hit
bridge. The child was thrown out
Of the car and into the water. His
body was recovered a short time
later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
SHE'S MISSED PLENTY,
AND SHE'S GLAD OF 1T
tBy A.sociated I.re.s,

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Mar.
30.-One of questions asked of
each witness called by a lepisla-
tive liquor committee was: Ever
take drink" A lady from the
w. c. I. U. was among the wit
nesses and when she took the
stand, but before the question had
been asked, she snapped: mo. 1
don't drink" Lady. you've been
missing out on a lot drawled the
committee chairman, with a smile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
NO WATCHDOG

KANSAS fluffy, Ger
man shepherd dog, was locked in
the tavern of his owner. Don Jen
kins, to guard it until cracked
front window could be replaced
When Jenkins returned several
hours later, ne found a five-foot
gap in the window and fluffy out
side, froiicking with several 9TH
er dogs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
RUMORS OF INDIANA COURT RULING
NVALIDATINC RENT CONTROL LAW
BRANDED FALSE BY DIRECTOR HERE

Director L. A. Schroeder today.
branded as completely false ru-
mors that recent rulings of an In
diana court had in any way in9
validated the rent regulations and
warned property owners and ten
ants that rent control will continue
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
LIKE MONEY
DRAWING INTEREST
anr AssocIatea pre.sl

BOONVILLE. Mo., Mar. 30
While bordering what to buy his
wife for her birthday anniversary,
Capt. c. ". Anderson of Kemper
Military School was casually
Clearing out his desk.
Back Ifi ! eBE15ef he found a
package tn three pairs of nylon
hose bsihff p5lrcbsed long ago.
tor q birthday preseIa for Mrs
Anderson. and fiau forgotten to
take IT home fj19a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
WARSHIP SUNK BY Mine;
MANY MEN LOST, INCLUDING ADMIRAL

CtIUNGKINC:. Mar. 30.-The announced
day that mine anchored Chinese sen off the
Canton. exploded today wsrhip
ing the loss of several hundred officers and including
admired of the japanese navy.
Another ship struck mine and badly damaged.
managed to reach shore. The office further said
mening the disaster that than 100
captured by the Chinese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
MANY JAP BASES RAIDED

DARWTN.-American Australian flyers today raided
string of islands by Jap between Australia
uines Fires left burning places island
ammunition destroyed a
Is bomb Allied
The Npponese driven they
detectives
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
PROPOSE HIGHER PRICES

WASHINGTON-As incentive to industry TO
ducivitY by the Truman committee today
department increase the margin of profits all industries
material where shown that production has good
the
months would be slightly higher and the succeeding still
higher producing
deemed they should the margin of
profit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
GOOD NEWS FROM AFHIcA-

LONDON.-Prile Minister Winston Churchill. in House Of
today their qualification
of the Allied Nations Tunsa Churchill greeted
the in the North African campaign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
LATE BULLETINS

tBy Associated Press,

LONDoN Alexander First Lord of the Admiralty stated
today that not single
Allies have made attacks submarines He
did probable sinngs
Uboats He admitted that the Allies
but added that the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
FOR ANY TEMPERATURES

NEW ORK.-American war
plane engines are tested to oper-
ate in temperatures from 81 de-
grees below zero to 100 degrees
above.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
PART OF MOROCCO

CHICAGO.-The city of Tan
gier is part of Spanish Moroc-
co. 225-square-nlile zone oppo-
site Gibraltar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
HUNGARY CALLING UP JEWS

LoNDON.-The premier Hungary.
permit Jews join the issued edict today ordering them
put
Of the Axis operating in Russia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30
CLAIM cnoTIAN REvoLT cRusHED

LoNDoN-adio Berlin today the south
crushed The battle
Croians either killed captured
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30

Key Wes<. FI0ridz- his -
most eQusble cIlzz<z n ths
country: win a. Ev9EEs
range Of only IL FshrZf=1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24

kaj &c nam rejencek sa,
sva 81 sama dovolj. A ker Sc j
to dete po bozji previdnosti ma
slo pred naso hiso, pomeni to
da Sc morava kot kristjana bri
gait "a to, da ne ostane ma uli
ci. Bova ze nasla, kako in kan
Z MIN, ali v svojo hiso ga NJ
bova jemala. Ali Sc ii ne zdi
Bosiljka, da je tako pametno p
"A moja sestra?"
mo, pa saj sva v naeelu u
sklenila, da ne vzameva nikake
ga rejeneka, ali ne"
ITO je, tt 81 sklenil," veil ons
in nasobi ustnice.
"Pa da, jazz odgovori in "a.
cutl vsled tega odgovora nekc
zadovoljstvo v dust, ker je bill
tako odlocen.
Ona mu ravnodusno obrne
ledja in Sc nagne skozi okno
On pa ostane pri Nedeljku in sc
skloni k MENU ter mu da svoie
brke, da jih cuka in obcuti pr;
tenn v dust ono veliko roditeli.
sko radost, XII jo cuti vsak oce
kadar ga otrok cuka "a brke.
Nedeljko pa, XII tega nedolzne.
ga otroskega zadovoljstva xiv,
ljenju Sc nikoli nj eutil, ker do.
slej Sc nj incl prilike, da bi ko.
ga cukal "a brke, je opravljal
ia posel tako neusmiljeno, da SC
Simi prisle solze v oci. Vrh te-
ga pa ga je Sc to strasno :jezi.
10, ko ie opazil, da Nedeljko sa-
mo erne dlake ruje iz njegovih
brk, a belle tako pazno pusca
kot da je v zaroti z gospo Bo.
siljko, da gresnemu soprogu, Xxi
je cakal ma prst bozji, da mu
zena rodi, napravi elm vecjo hu.
dobijo. +''
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24
Beg srbskih delavcev IL
Nernciie

Holandska casniska agentura
v Londonu prinasa il Moskve
naslednjo vest: =
Po porocilih iz Bazela z dine
81. marca, so nemske oblasti "
nekem neimenovanem nemskem
mestu vzele "a talce vecje Stew
10 tujih delavcev, med mimi tu-
di par Holandcev, in sicer v
znak mascevanja, ker je veGje
stevilo delavcev zapustilo nem-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24
STRAIN ).

konstitucije "a Ljubljansko pro-
vinco, kateri je prisostvoval ge-
neral Grazioli, italijanski visoki
komisar tie province.
Italijanske erne srajce so pri-
silile mnogo domaeinov, da Sc
udeleze parade. V svoiem ma
goyoru oh priliki tie obletnice,
Sc je general Grazioli bahal, da
je Slovenija dooila IL rok fasi-
stov mnogo ugodnosti - tako
veil poroeilo, Xxi ga je prejela
Owl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24

to the border which was patrolled
by Nazi troopers.
eve have left our homes and
our possessions knowing we are
leaving cur old life for a crowded
refugee camp" the older woman
answered. Life is not worth liv-
ing in Norway today. Our home
land has been turned into an in
ferno."
Your home has been scarcely
scathed by the present war here in
America. Do your part to keep ac-
tual combat from our shores.
Do your work. Buy War Bonds
and Stamps.
WSS 74iJ U. S. TREASURY Dent.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24
ObcGiinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music i

Bilo je zanjo brez uspeha, da
je potaknila otroka in pisala
pismo njegovi zeni, ali Sc ne DO
zdaj, ko je otrok ze v hisi, po-
javila nekega dne in rekla ME
govi zeni:
"Gospa, tega otroka vas MOI
nj cato vel "a svojega, ker ina
mehko srce, temvee zato, ker je
njegov oce."
In potem, ako bi Sc to tudi
ne zgodilo, ali nj Eliza matt, ali
nj ona istotako roditelj tega O.
troka, kakor je tudi on. Ali j
ne DO lepega dne prekipelo ma-
terinsko srce in DO zazelela vi
deti in objeti svojega otroka!
In nekega dne ma primer - vse
to je gospod Sima videl v duhu
- Sc sprehaja gospo Bosiljko
po Kalimegdanu, a pred MIN
pelje mala deklica vozieek, v
katerem gruli najdencek, oble-
cen v bell krep, pokrit svileno
haljico a v roeicah ina ropotu-
ljico cd panamske slame, a v u
stih mu tiei pajac cd gunija,
kateremu je ze odgriznil glavo.
Nasproti po stezi pa pride FL
"a S vojim fantom il ognjegas-
ne cete ali morda z bandistom
il sedmega pespolka, in ravno
v tenn trenotku j prekipi ma
terinsko srce, vzklikne, Sc obi
je S solzami, vzame otroka il
vozicka pa ga pritisne ma svoje
materinsko srce in rece VISA sol.
zna:
"Ah, gospod Sima, hvala
vam! Ko sva zivela Sc skupaj,
sem vas smatrala "a oceta, a
zdaj vidim, da ste tudi plemenit
elovek in pravi oce otroku, XII
ste ga rodili z menoj."
Vse to je videl in. slisal go
spod Sima v enem trenutku. vi
del je cello, kako mu zena, 60
spa Bosiljka, pada v nezavest,
kako je svakinja klicala yes
svet ma pomoc, kako je tasca
ma sredi Kalimegdana zacela
MEGA tolei ambrelo po glavi
in nazadnje, kako je ognjega-
sec ali morda vojak sunil Elzo S
pestjo v ledja z vzklikom:
"zdaj sem slisal tvojo umaza-
no preteklost, zanicujem te,
prokleta nezvestoba"
In ko je vse to slisal in videl,
Sc je zan1islil gresnik Sima in
Sc je tako prestrasil, da ga je
stresla mrzlica. Sklonil je trud-
no glavo, in nastal je molk, XII
ga prekine nazadnje gospa Bo-
siljka.
"Ti gotovo premisljujes o mo-
jem predlogu?"
"Da, premisljujem," odgovori
gospod Sin1a in potegne roko
preko celia, kot da bi hotel pre-
poditi strasne misli, XII so sc mu
zbrale pod eelom.
'Pa kaj 81 sklenil ?" vprasa o.
ma sladko in memo, prieakujoc
povoljen odgovor.
"Kaj sem sklenil . mic .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24

ske tvornice in pobegnilo. Po-
rocajo tudi, da je mnogo tujih
delavcev, med mimi tudi Srbov,
pobegnilo v savojske gore, kjer
so Sc pridruzili ffancoskim par
tiZanom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24
Jugoslovanski pomonni odbOr Ameriki
SLOVENSkA sEKcIJA =. >..--#.

Z ~ , +
Vincent Cainkar 29 Iawndle Chicago Illinois
fodpreddnca: Josephine Erjavec
fajnak: 1sseIh Zah5 asI Chicago
Bagajnik Leo Jurjoyec 1s4s w.
Nadzornki: John Gonk 6ao3 St
John Emene 7ss w National Ave. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Frank Wedie 5eI Lime Street Joliet Illinois
Ssphine Zaaask 1908
Charlie Benevol l6oQ7
Dektor pcite
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24
CRNE SRAJCE PRISILiJO
SLOVENCE DA Sc UDE-
LEZE PROSLAVE

Washington. - 1talijanske O.
kupacijske sile v Ljubljani so
priredile proslavo podpisanja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-24

&Y!alI;1: BONDS

Two i'll dressed women have Just
escaped across the Norwegian
frontier.
"Why do you take such terrible
chances to come to Sweden ?" a
Stockholm correspondent asked the
women who had walked 100 miles
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
NO REQUESTSFOR
SPECIAL REPORTS
Fire, Police Boards May
Receive Information on
Surveys Later
4 y y

A special committee Of the hoard
Of aldermen failed to request Mayor
John s. M0nagan for a copy of the
Zimmerman report on the police de-
partment and the Fire Underwriters
report on the fire department.
James Ahercrumhie. Republican
member of the committee, disclosed
that Alderman Daniel T. Driscoll,
chairman Of tne committee, was
supposed to have an appointment
with the mayor this week for the
purpose Of obtaining the reports.
A famous expert OF police prob
IeulS designed the Zimmerman re-
part approximately two years ago at
tine Recommendation OF the Citizens
Good Government association, at
which time the association consid-
cred the police and fire departments
0EeF-eTUWded and manned with in
effketent officers and members.
The Zimmerman report has never
BEEN pubsieized. members of the as
ISOLATION are convinced Of their Or
EginaI convictions. One reason for
lot making the report public Is that
the police and fire departments are
no longer Oyer-manned. Another
reason given is that the war has
eTeafsd a demand for more police
men rather than less. especially to
guard the war plants.
The section OF the report that
states that inefficiency exists in the
department is said TO be the reason
for the recent housecleaning made
By the police board. Henceiorth
ali assignments 10 the dei'c-
tive force viii be made after
aptitude and intelligence tests have
been given to the aspiFants the tests
to be conducted by experts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

Held Gn the EsrG-pnGkNd sand Ct
= LlSBzm landing HeaG. tEe mees
VAS the FIRST of tits kimM ever OrEan-
kze6 m This aheaaer Of operations.
The Americans INN UP n total of
50 liz pOGnEs to win @EEr four Britt
lzlh and one Australian Teams To
tine winners wEmr q SILVER lowing cup
donated by tine 0Gah.ETE Of am RAP
unit EDcated Mccarthy
The MinAh Air F1Eue team was
o0aeahsd by 1t Ray B.aEibIEf, Long
Island. n " 1G3S Olympic 460-
@ster star and Syracuse university
track aud k01Ghal captain BaEiaurf
is am kmtEaaageEae G16.er within tine
gnDup- II guess We 6fdnt hEeak amy
rannnsGE.% EEmaakEm tine GuaGh- ~fsuf
NC had q Lot OF FUN and bt Eelpk MS
TO keep hn trina The Australians
and the RAJ boys are great sports
Seem
Hdgh an0rEr for the AmGrieans
Was STAN Sgt CsaEemce Peterson Of
AGinneaDsaaE. AGimm. forImGr ROose-
welt higsh school TRACK atI1Ie1e- Pc
aeEasm sDed acsnHS Fs1e siIppery GeS-
esG RsmGs kn 105 seconds to win the
n9D-Tand CASH Considering the
o1m66th1mS HnGer mkhGh Re was
EuEMsng and alse fast tIbat hiE full
afne bob is anG&hkBfmg that's Gamn
6ne tAnn@.~ said CSee5h BmEbwrt fn
ssunm6mg ND tire results Of tI5e
MHEd-
Other hfgh ps6mt mem were Cpl
Alvin W. Gshtss EagFum6e. Ore, WtO
W6@ tite shot put with . heage Of
- feet TeealnlesH SGT Kenneth
~ SLOAN Howe. Okla with . sec-
Dm& and awn rrahB1x I'm THE GaGlaEas
EgE- Albert r. Bg5GmEmam- ATEhIx-
VIE. IlH. arwG km anne high jump
and EsnG SGT. Agaet A. KnkIkel
Fkamkain nGhne. AsheIhv second In the
zase put.
The AmenieaNS task nInst places
10 an hut tW0 e. ne e5sgeB evsufG
sn6 va fse lzB-af-WaE.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
EDITOR DESCRIBES
TRIP With PEARY
Teals Of Arctic Expert
ences, Work As u. 5.
Marshal In Alaska

111Ds - 0reezAan6 ans de Arg
- Heg11n we're Described By HRgh
= Les. CITY Eeasor q the AGeraAkn
6ecwA- nE meeting 0f fhe UnsEer-
aifw eazb st TIE Elton Last nagaaE-
24r. Lee wag associated Is cue tine
m1Eh Ehe R0bext ReaEY expe6fasns
SO $50 served aS . deputy o. g.
GGzEzns1 II Aaazka-
Cs1sz2s g tie 1ns16 Lands" wene
GesEz1he6 ~ TIE speaker EaaD asa6
eAaak - Gresnasn6 seals are aana as
g. IsDperStnH during Gze q mis-
GarS ekeEe waS Recorded as SIS de-
mEHaB hEa0w 1Ena. ne stated
NJ lee also GgnAae 81 tine esq.,
@wwBv REGARDING faae GAn6hng o6
Nans EsEsA PIE GsGakzing aaae mer-
- 81 IT, aExnenas - fsEm af
Ezy an6 Cssk- Deep aGMzzshsm
- EWgy 81 lbs perseverance, 10
nn9 tie Arctic exraGHzEsoGE
azs ezExee1 ~ elhe gDeakEr-
HEAeEt G&1&ay. pEDEEaD Gasakr-
- m1z~6Hnx9 HGr- Lee J. Heart
49, ssse1 mt GRne meeaaEs-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
Barbuti- C Coached Track Team
Wins Inter-AlliedM eetInEeyp

Cara March 2-EDeasyeD am-Amenzm aM-NTmh Air
@Ece tack q rOt
United SGaaeS medium o0nharrnmt
Australian and British
ed chanapaon1ksp
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

Emw Amseza. 3 a. 8 a. EaGsE4
= 11 wfzh 8 a. 3 m Gary
fg - UaEDsE BEesneEg rBaEa-
|@ 1E
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

south ARIA now has prcfiiecrs
ID elzaEefte IIahter fuel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12
THEY Say

Chicago-Frank Knox. secretary
OF the Navy:
I'VE are building this Navy not
alone for the purpose OF winning
the war but for preserving the en-
suing peace as we'll"
Washington-Rep. Robert Dough
ton OF North Carolina fsvors extern
sion of reciprocal trade agreements:
III we turn toward trade barriers
and isolation there will be jubila-
ton in the chancellories Of Hitler,
Hirohito and Mussolini."
New York-Emil Rieve. president
OF the CLIO Textile Workers OF Am
erica:
NO matter how great the griey-
ances OF the miners, and that they
are great | would be the first to
acknowledge there is no just
ification for complete stoppage of
the production of the nations coal
IN this emergency period
Washington-Senator Elmer Tho
mas OF Oklahoma:
II am definitely certain We have
to have a pay-as-you-go plan but
am unalterably opposed TO any for
giveness OF taxes
Allied Headquarters In North
Africa-General Henri Giraud: IN
a few days there will be no more
Germans left in North Africa. Their
dream Of world domination is be
ginning to crumble. Tomorrow the
European fortress will be attacked
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12
Half-Forgotten Days

Twenty Years Ago
The Methodist official
only living former pastors Of the church take the
ennsl Church services, or the six Rev F Bourns
lives in Seattle Wosh but the others Reys Seth Reed
Allen H. A Lesson, Eugene Moore g. w Olmstead in
Michigan Dr. Seth Reed who 100 years old
in ls5l-52 and 1s6263
The Ypsilanu Township board and council
share the cost OF the intersections
part in the city and the township Rd
of the Normal College.
Justice NJ B. Stadtmller reports collected
sl53s5 during April bringing year So
Mayor f. r. Beal advises Sadtmilers
salary Of 800 a month should be
Mrs Roswell has word Of the death in spo-
kane, Wash, OF her sister.
Dxboo in 1874 but had lived years children
Nive her.
Fifty Years Ago
Nelson r. Waiting Ypsianu Township; F r. Hammond,
gusa; Justin Gale Superior and Tobias Sutherland Ped
have drawn special ..ror, the circuit court
The University Of Michigan Club which Just
turned from extended and successful
cert in Normal Hall for the benefit Student As
sociation's building fund.
Phiantha Gorsine A1dhch. H. mother Of
Lucy A. Osband. and former Ypslan
Of her daughter Mrs. F. f. Clark Geneva Burial Now
ark. ~ Y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12

cessfui conclusion characterize the
person who has a birthday today.
You are -affectionate ard like good
books. II you wake up on your
birthday feeling blue, and things
look hopeless, don't get the no.
ton that there is no solution TO
your problem. Start early and
don't waste time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12

o. NJ. H.:-Can a lady past 30
years, having had her change ~
years ago, now in good health,
have a return Of her menses?
Answer: l would say that kind
Of discharge was most likely 70 be
a diseased condition and requires
immediate examination.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12
GIRL STILL UNCONSCIOUS

Owosso, May 12-Fourteen-year-
old Jessie Sarrezin, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Sarrezin, Corunna, is
in Memorial Hospital here still un-
conscious As hours after she was in
jured Saturday The girl was rid
ing with Weston Penneli, II, OF
Corunna. when he lost control OF
his car as It hit hole in the road,
then struck a mail box post. The
door was sprung open and the girl
was hurled out, her head striking
a tree
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12
Words Of Wisdom

He that does not know those
things which are Of use and neces-
sary for him to know, is but an
ignorant man, whatever he may
know besides. -Tillotson
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12
One.MInute Test

1. II your name is John. what
would you be called If you lived in
France?
2. What Is the name for John
In Italy?
3.What Is John called in Dan
ish7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12

WASHTNGTON-AP--Tn spite Of
governmental pleas for women to
take wartime jobs, the latest fig
ures show fewer women employed
in civilian industries than there
we're last November
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12

they found it was used for the
treatment Of wounds.
The Indians also used II for
pains, especially joint pains, and
they used it just as we do-by in
haling the smoke.
But all of this is Of antiquarian
interest. The modern man or wo-
man wants the modern physician
TO declare whether the use Of to-
bacco is good or bad for them.
Causes Functional Diseases
Unlike alcohol, tobacco does not
cause any permanent organic d.
seases, only functional ones. In
other words, tobacco causes no
gross changes in any organ of the
body. such as alcoholic cirrtoSis
of the liver. The functional
changes which it produces are
very definite. 1t increases the
heart beat, often causing palpita-
ton. 1t raises blood pressure
slightly and creates a spasm Of
the arteries. For the last reason
it is distinctly to be forbidden in
cases Of pain around the heart
angina pectoris.
As everyone knows from his
own first experiences with it, it
certainly can cause nausea, vomit-
ing, digestive upsets and a state
Of shock. On the good side of the
ledger, it tends to relieve consti-
patton.
Chewing Tobacco Harmful
I believe that a number Of peo-
pie, especially those who chew to-
bacco, have ruined their health
for life by creating an inflamma-
ton Of the stomach and bowel and
consequently, malnutrition and
underweight-
The key to the whole subject Of
the use of tobacco is the word
moderation" but that is a very
difficult word to define. The trou-
BILE with moderation is that peo-
pie start in and say they are only
going to have one cigar or one
cigarette and then they go on to
five or six. The chain smoker is
certainly not acting moderately.
For nervous, high-strung peo-
pie and those with a tendency to
indigestion or heart pain, l believe
tobacco is distinctly bad. For US
moderate smokers it is harmless
and joy added TO life.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A. M.:-Please explain the
word astigmatism. What is the
cause Of it! Is there anything q
mother could do when she is
pregnant? Will a child with
sastigmatism have to wear glasses
all its life?
Answer: Astigmatism is change
in the contour of the cornea Of the
eye. 1t has nothing to do with
heredity and there is nothing
mother could do during preg-
nancy TO prevent it. 1t is not
serious; in fact, there are very
few normal eyes in the world and
about 80 per cent Of the
human race have some degree Of
astigmatism. Whether glasses
should be worn or not depends on
how serious it is-whether it
causes any symptoms, such as
headache.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12

?. T. j.: Is it a serious opera
ton TO have bunions removed from
the feet and about how long would
it be before a person could return
to work after such an operation?
Answer: Bunion repair is not
considered to be a serious opera
ton, but for good healing TO occur
it takes some time - at least a
week or more before activity can
Ne resumed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-12

?. W. Ri understand that
the continued use Of yeast has
been known TO create a permanent
cure for diabetes. Is this truel
Answer: No.