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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
RITES POSTPONED

Ann Arbor, Feb. Funeral ser.
vices for Mrs. Tenner Stark have
been postponed from o'clock Sat
urday afternoon until 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon to allow rela-
tives from the South to attend The
service will be at the Second Bap-
fist Church, with Rev. c. W. Car.
penter officiating. Burial will be
in Fairview Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06

Miss Margaret Miles fell on the
ice Monday and broke her arm.
Miss Mary Thomas has left TO
take up nurses training at Harper
Hospital. Detroit.
The Boy Scouts will attend the
services at the Federated Church
Sunday morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Eleventh Grade Student
at High School'Suceumbs

Ann Arbor, Feb. 6-Following an
illness OF two months duration,
John Sibbald Aiming, l6-year-old
son of Prof. and Mrs. Norman An
ming, 1925 Packard St, died Friday.
The youth was an 1lth-grade stu.
dent at the high school.
He is survived by his parents: a
sister, Mrs. James c. Fryer, Chica-
go; and q brother, Maxwell, station
ed with the Army Air Corps ct
Dyersburg, Pa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Ripley Company opens Shop

The Ripley Company Of Wayne
is preparing to open a shop for
small parts necessary to defense
work to employ local women. They
have rented the half OF the Up
house store and will begin work
next Monday. Lloyd Bowen. who
has been employed in the main
plant. will be in charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Neaelablss

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 6
BEETS-No. l, $1-l,50 bu.
RED CABBAGE-No. /, $l.jU-2.00
CABBAGE-No. !, 9Oc-sl.
CARROTS-No. /, Sl75-2.C0.
CELERY ROOTS-No. i, Sl.752.25
bu.
ONIONS-dry, fancy. 50 so ID.
sack, No. l, $16O-1.75; No. >,
SIPS.
PARSNIPS-No. !, S1.15-2.25 bu.;
No. ,. Sl2j.
POTATOES-No. /, $9.40-26O 100
ID. sack: No. ,. Sl.30-L5O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Ann Arbor Neu1S

be in charge of raising funds for
the Community Fund, the United
Service Organizations and all for
eign war relief agencies in Ann
Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
PRIVATE AWAITS TRIAL

Fort Custer, Mich. Feb. 6-Twen.
ty-four-year-old Pvt. James Bilbray.
who escaped from the post guard
house and was arrested by State
Police in a Jackson tavern early
Thursday while wearing a colonel's
blouse, has been returned here
and is awaiting trial. Bilbray's home
is in Highland Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
TO STICK TO WAR TIME

Bay CITY, Mich.. Feb. THE TO
O'Clock curfew hour which Bay
City adopted for youngsters under
IS, won't be changed. Bay city
decided Thursday night TO stick
to War Time. That will get the
youngsters in before dark most OF
the spring and summer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06

Worthwhile, n. J.--INS-The
entire Worthwhile police force-con.
sisting OF Chief Charles Benaghi
and Sgt. Peter Niero-resigned
lin mass today. They were re-
fused a salary increase by the
town council.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Daily Market Report
Fruits

40. /. sl-l.25
bu.: Delicious, No |, SL75 200
bu.; No. >, $50 bu.: Mcintosh.
fancy, $2-2.2j bu.; No. l, sl.50-l.75
bu.; No. >, 75c-Sl.OU; Greetings.
No. ]. 90c-Sl.25 bu.: Shows. fan.
cy. sl.35 bu.: No. /. 90cSll5 bu.:
No. >. j3-7jc bu.: Northern Spies.
No. / Sl.5O.2; No. ,. 1881; jon
athans. No. l, Sl.25.l75 bu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Poultry

Detroit, Mich, Feb. G
Broilers 21lac; flyers, 2ec: roast
ers, 32-34c: stays 27-2S15c: capons
$3.50; hens 2Sls-26iac cocks, 1879
l9l2c; ducks, 26l2c; geese, 26lac,
turkeys, 33-3ic.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Butter and Eos

Detroit, Mich, Feb. C.
BUTTER-45-I6c.
EGGS-Whites L. S. Extras (Grade
Al, large, 3S-i0c; medium. Sag
SSc; L. S. Standards (grade
b, large, 37-3Sc; medium. Sc
56l2c: Browns L. S. extras (grade
b, large, 37c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Parents Of Son

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl schmid at ST. Joseph's Hos
pital January 90.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
underaoes Appendeetomy

Mrs. II. l.. Engel underwent an
appendectomy at the Saline Hos
pital wednesday morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
patients Return Home

Mrs. George Barr, also Mrs. Fred
Niethammer, have returned Ia
their homes after being confined
to the Saline Hospital for several
weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-06
Detroit Cash Grain

Detroit Cash Grain
Detroit, Mich, Feb. 6
WHEAT-No. /, $l.54.
BARLEY Mailing range, 14.5
moisture. $l-10SLc: feeding. csc
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
War Weapons
To Be Displayed
BY Blood Bank
Mobile Unit Expects
Record Donations
on Downtown Visit

The tools Of nation at war
viii form the setting for the
American Red Cross mobile blood
bank unit for one week starting
Sept. :, when it visits the Cen
eral Motors Building for the
fourth time The unit will be
set up in the former Chevrolet
showroom, CasS and w Grand
boulevard
Interest stimulated by display OF
guns. aircraft engines, submarine
parts and other implements OF
battle is expected 10 draw a
record number of donors from the
uptown area, which includes the
Fisher. General Motors, New
Center and other large office
buildings.
Many Chevrolet and Fisher
employees will become eligible for
the membership IN the Gallon
Club. a group of donors who have
given eight plntS Of their blood
for om fighting men, Red Cross
records show.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Notes
Quartermaster School Opened at Fl. Wayne

ZawinsLi, 2945 Dearing: William
q Law. 693 Hollywood; August
y. English, 14260 Rochelle; John
A. Turmala, 1880 Fordham: de-
rome A. Winston. 1920 Gladstone;
Melvin X. Haar, 14077 Mark
Twain; Henry X. Konrad, 5000
Bliss; Lawrence r. Buchner, Dear
born; Henry Marine. Gray Pa.
Glynn Throneburg. $3.50 Mont
clair, boatSwain Sd class. OF the
u. S. Coast Guard, is home on
furlough
Cpl. Robert Lieckheld, 1924
Cadillac. former Detroit Times
circulation branch manager, has
just returned from overseas duty
and will 90 10 Camp Barkeley,
Tex, TO attend officers school
Pfc. Richard Mansfield of Dear
born Is located at the Sioux City,
S. D.. airfeld as a mechanic in a
ground crew with duties of main
tanning turret gun mechanism ir
OOmbCIS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
FIRST SINCE 1888

The executions viii be the see.
ond and third IN Essex County
since 1900 ON oct s. 1888 Peter
Beyak met death from the same
moose for the hatChet Staying of
his common law wife.
the EdttuwS. q pCTnlanEnL SLLuc-
ture IN the stone hHlaine are
simply ContrVCd I'm nnC corner
of Jail corridor the moose hangs
from steel hook IN the ccIlinE
a stone slab IS removed from the
floor and replaced with a trap
door 1Wif7Cn- tt7C trap II sprung.
the body swings threeeh-thee epen-
inC into the floor below
The two men now are under
2l-hour guard IN separate cells.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
ARMY GRADUATES

Roosevelt Field, n. Y. airplane
mechanics school: Musa $. Gill,
927 Mt. Vernon.
EdGewood Arsenal, Md, chemi-
cal warfare school: Ensigns Jack
=. LadendOrf, 1870 Ashton;
Charles J. Seibert, 1854 +. Outer
Drive.
KinGman, Ariz flexible gunnery
school Pvt. George {, LoZOn, 2206
Canton.
Sioux Falls s. y. radio opera
torS-meChanics school, Pies. Alex
ander y. Mogill. 273 Rosedale,
Chester r. Putcinl, ffT75 Haw-
thorne
BrookinCS. s. D, administration
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
5CdsudIties
In State War List

Two Michigan navy men were
reported dead IN action two sol
dIerS held prisoners and one sol
der the victim of an air crash in
New Hampshire IN war and navy
department casualty lists Satur-
day They were
. Killed i'm action -- Ensign
Elmer Leroy ParkeS OF GAYLORD,
and Glarcncc O. Lamb fire con-
tre4#ap-n Saginaw Lamb pre-
uouSly had been reported mss
ing
. Prisoners Pfc Carleton F.
Lewis, son OF Mrs. Minnie Lewis.
of 1911 Blaine. lntorned IN Italy,
and FirSt Il Robert s. Tower
of Ainont, tnterned IN Germany.
Second 1t Robert w. Barron Of
Gladstone was reported killed IN
the New hampshire crash.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Lemay, Keesler Field, Miss, air
plane mechanic school, Pies. Ell
g. Bird, 147SO Petoskey.
Carlsbad, M, navigation
school, 2nd Its. Thomas X. Pat
terson, 5624 Lorraine, Detroit;
Leslie G. Matthews Jr., 1858 Hol-
lywood, Crosse Pointe; Edwain &.
Moran, 1886 Edward Center Line
Robert q. Horn. 1926 Connecticut.
Marysvllle, ElSmer W. Kreeger.
1l645 Brownell Plymouth. La
redo. Tex, aerial gunnery school
Sgt. Edmund j. BrZeZinski. 2426
Park Fort Sill, Okla. Officer
school, 2nd 1t. Daniel Avrunin,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Further NewSprint
Cut in "A Forecast

QUEBEC, Aug y H'Pl-
Newspaper contracts already re-
duced by 30 per cent because of
the dvndlng woodpAes in Can
ada viii be cut dFastieaiiy next
VCdr ur1tCSS some means Is IOund
of returning wood choppers 10 thc
forests tho brand names and
heW>prtnt subcommittee Of the
L.. s. House of Representatives
was informed here today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
NEW TRIAI. GHT

y. i E0ida0. y0un>e, for the
men announced lWp weeks aEl
tf7at F'rr of6rr rrrun eXoUCHrCG
klslo.cWsil u "a confession that
~ alone Was responsible tor the
killing The attorney has asked
Tor q nCN TRIAL ON this basis but
there has been no indication lt
w. ho granted II any step lS
taken -c4mM4to- theiE senlence,
II is n0f expected unul Monday
Sheriff A a MarCntCrtc has
Announce il-e- -i+-l' F. tt-t-
marched 20 thc gallow> shortly
after midnight Monday The
hanCm7u whose ldcuiJ'NlS scCrcl.
Viii arrive in Windsor SUNDAY ana
test the g8lIOWS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
MANY PERSONS SING

Tins glft card must be taken 20
the Victory Recording Studio on
the balcony + Cunningham 5
tir1t1r. .rltvr- -ytnrr attttett= GrISWatd
Messages ot $50 10 200 words can
be sent and many persons have
~rruC or piavcd mSUument> I'M
sending a touch of home 10 their
loved one m service.
The records are mailed free 20
The service men by Cunningham $
-r-7rtt r1r-T -trrSr-T7t aTTN dTT'lN
camp or naval station IN this
country
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22


meal school; Cpl. Harold G. Mar
tin. 1880 Stoepel
Fort Sheridan, H.. automotive
maintenance school. Pies. Melvin
Marshall, 1894 Hull, Paul r.
Nance. $685. Brooklyn: Pvt. VIII
liam o. Schwier, 1996l Heating.
Camp Stoneman, Cal, bakers
ana cooks school Pfc d Robert
krim, Detroit.
Fort Crook. Neba automotive
school Pfc. W. a. Chapman, 2O5
Mcmillan, Crosse Pointe.
Scott Field H., radio school:
Pfc Thaddeus 9. KowalskI, 1911
f. Ferry
Lynbrook. l.. l., technical school:
Gesfaw Lebodla. 22S13 Ann Arbor
trail; Cpl. Ned T. Abbott, 1863
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

school; Pfc. August Katranls, 953
Macomb; John j. DeBarr, Fern
dale.
KeeSler Field, Miss, Liberator
bomber school: Pfc. Thomas Chai-
dekaS, 1907 Cloverlawn.
Sheppard Field, Tex. airplane
mechanics school: Cpl. oliver G.
BOksa. 1904 Three Mile.
Santa Monica, Cal, AAF tech
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
NELSON IN CHARGE

I.rk Nelson. whose Colorful
trailer has carrier the recording
tf.pWtU across the country. Is
ID charge of The record-makng.
'i handled ln downtown store
More 'han $4,000 900 worth of
stamps and bonds have been sold
n 'hiS country throuC b the
medium Of the trailer
Tho novel war stamp selling
program was launched by Cum
HnChamS the first of August
The purchaser Of any amount in
stamps an any OF the Cunningham
stores receives a Gitf card en-
urirc 'ho holder io make one Of
tir- recordings 20 hr Nrfr' 90 d
rrr." rFHf -.-rF T... ..r.f4.t.I |..Ist.-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Servicemen's Notes

Fort Wayne has started a new
training course IN quartermaSter
activities and IN It's first class has
four newly appointed second lieu
the Ordnance auto
motive school al Omaha, Neb.
They Will be given thorough
training in all phases OF quar-
termaSter activities for 90 days
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22


and then be sent TO permanent
assignments.
They are 2nd Its. Joseph j.
BrOnski, Richard j, Bulgar, John
l.. Conrey and Sherwood Cooley.
Cpl. Melvin Welch, 24l0 Town
send. is ConvaleSclnG IN A Jap
prison camp hospital in the Philip
pines, according 10 word received
by his mother He's a former
Times carrier.
Pvt. Charles W. SChPhler, 262l2
ParklnCton lS a member Of the
parachute infantry Camp Mack
att, y. {.
Detroit mobile recruiting unit
ef the-t-.- St Coast Guard has
signed 10 recruits as follows. j.
{. Cheek, ll6ll John r; John
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Dry Tanks ~

AEH5f6Ri[= Aug Inns -
approximately 90 per cent of gas
ohne stations IN Manhattan and
the Bronx had dry tanks today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Order War stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Paris night life. Perhaps she also looks at
tho Legion of Honor medal the French gov.
trumcut gave her for her bizarre and exotic
art Maybe she remembers foudly the ardent
FrenchmeU who filled her Golfers with jewels
and hung hcr halls with rare and precious
tapestries and works of art
It's long way from a small part in
Broadway revue OF years ago, called shuttle
Along TO the top spot al the Folies Bergere,
but Josephine Ba-kaire made the grade
But of all the possessions she viii cling 20
rs long as there is life I'M her dusky body her
most precious is a rabbits foot.
Americans never thought she had much
talent in dancing She was Just another
hoofcr who had batued her way from tho
sticks 90 New York. 'Sb6 explains her change
.ot fortune this way
"A funny old man" she ssatd "oncc made
rows az the stage door in Nsw York He said
he wanted to get In 10 talk 70 Dfc'
As Ioscphlnc reported IL, this is what The
man said
Honey chile 1se tho rcd-haired pop
eyed lop-shoul3rred seventh son of a Carlina
preacher who collects ron junk week days.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

but he was an Italian diplomat young and
good-looking
Should she wait for a palsied prince who
was up for sale or should she marry this
handsome young Romeo and maybe some day
become an Ambasssdress
Somewhat 70 her disappointment afte.
they were married he gave up diplomacy 20
become her manager but that was how she
got her title
They went In Buenos Aires on tour and
were met at the dock by reporters The ncws-
men were so flustered about meeting the won
derful Josephine that they hardly paid any
attention at all 10 NJ Abbatino.
When IL came time 10 turn u their inter-
views. they got the name Of the ship Count
Verdi mixed up with Abbatino and called
him Count Ahbatino.
once. she lost her rabbits foot She didn't
know it. until It came time for her contract 20
be renewed. she waited week or so and no
offers We're made
She said nothing just followed some clues
One Of them led her smack into the dressing
room Of hated rival There the hussy sat in
front Of her mirror powdering her nose with
Josephines rabbits foot.
Josephine sratched IL forthwith and Tho
very next day along came a contract with o
nice raise IN salary
"Io' never went back 20 New York She
went on 70 stardom at the FolIcs Bergerc In-
stead. whore she made the largest salary #
any woman IN a music hall in Europe
AZ that time Mistinguette the actress who
was supposed 10 have the most beautiful legs
in the world was writing her memoirs Shr
was mature and sixty but even so Josephine
didn't want 90 be outdonc
Miss Baker summoned a writer NJ Marcel
Savage. She told HIM
Dash me together an excellent aItobios-
taphy fun of wit and drama Something 20
give old Granny MstinEuette apopIc>y Just
make sure It viii be immortal
Certainly Miss Baker said the writer.
and BY the way. what shall I say
Don't bother me with details" answered
Josephine. Anything that Will please my
public"
The writer drew heavily ON his imsg.na.-
ton for when the book was published "A
deputaton Of French War Veterans called
upon Josephine.
What they said cannot be printed but
briefly . concerned allegations that she had
doubted their manhood and that they were
ready % prove the falsehood OF the statements
at her convenience.
"Oh bat I didn't write that autobiography
Of NINE she told tho outraged old soldiers
They went away soothed but said 10 was
certainly careless Of an author not 90 look
over book 20 which her name was signed
Josephine sums up her present prcdca-
mout:
Things don't look SO rosy for me now
The way figure il out is that the war can't
last forever. but. while may lose my public
my shape and my money, you can be sure III
gever lose my rabbits foot again"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

The Exotic Amer
lean Dancer, Jose
phine Baker, Found
Her Rabbits Foot
in Time 10 Save Her
Life and Most of
Her Fortune and
Now She Is Living
in Splendor in a
Palace I'm Maria
kech. Morocco
(Right.)
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Just how JOsep1I0e got her
title is another story about the
rabbits foot.
Many Of her rivals on the stage
were married to roor doddering
noblemeH who for a lie pensiohl
wsre willing go SOL, their titles 20
any girl with money.
Josephine wanted a title, too,
SO she huEged her good luck charm
and Wade a wish.
After the performance one
night a distinguished looking gem
tloioan arrived with an armful Of
flowers His name was Ahbatino.
To be sure. he had no title then
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

carpenter named zasreb COMMITTED suicide
for love of her
she is a countess I am carpenter" the
unfortunate man wrote IN his suicide note.
she is far above mo. yet l cannot live without
her SO I die"
In Paris when tho ladies Of the stage heard
the news they rctortcd:
Ia Baker a countess? Je men fiche
de ca''
Which means IN simple English, oh yeah?
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

JOSEPHINE BAKER, the scpia pet Of Paris,
lost her rabbits foot charm insulted Frau
- Emmy Goerings tame cheetah was kicked
ogt OF France on the end Of Nazi boot found
her rabbits foot and has landed on both feet
in the little Moroccan town OF Marrakech
and not entirely broke, as previously and
mouruully reported
This series of events could only have hap
pcued 10 Josephine Bs-kaire" as
the French call her, who has bounded
from fortune TO misfortune and back
again all on the strength of a furry
good luck charm
When American soldiers invaded
Casahlanca some weeks ago and
paraded down the main street, they
wondered who the gorgeous
dame in the lemon-colored -
limousine was She seemed to
know them all, for she kept
shouting from her seat beside
the chauffeur;
Hiya boys ? How's Broad
way" and SO on until she
covered most Of the spots on
the old Keith vaudeville
circuit
one tough sergeant, vet
eran Of the last war, took one look at
Josephine's chocolate head and
shouted:
Josephine Baker, Where did you
come from
From gay Paree" Josephine
yelled back But It's not so gay
now
Don't worry, little girl" the sarge called
back. "Itn be gay when we get there"
Newspapcrmcr. who followed the invasion
found Josephine installed in Arabian Nights
sulerGor In her own Moorish-stylc palace sur.
rounded by turbaned servants "a rcncarna-
tion Of that other femme fataIe" Schehera-
zadc.
Just how the former S25-a-week shuttle
dancer 10 a 81 Louis music hall rose 20 he
Queen Of Paris night life and lost her title
when the Germans came Us e tale which can
r1t he matched even in the fantastic Arabian
Nights
Last July It looked as though Joserhines
career was over for good
A French court fined her for abandoning
theatrical troupe az Marsel,ss Those who
know Josephine sand
THAT Ju Q doesn't make sense"
Everybody has heard of her generosity to
needy stage folk indeed 70 all unfortunates
Was t-.s trial bona tt, or was 70 just the
German way OF tcarg her th,y preferred
'Noras art % her jgrcie-.Isg dances
Josephine aa, cleared up the reason FOR
that farce OF q trial
Ih. seal grievance tlc Germans had against
ter was t-a. she had rs4e ar iuvi'tr- re-
mark Against whom Guess who's
f-Ha<GotrNE pet uh.,taH'
Sow the bAer E-r.y Is t... wife. .r! l1-l.
-sr y Naca .He Nezv tar, over raus.
Fgy Ne.t o9 a shopping ta.- srt brought
along hcr rct ch.etsh wh..h looks Ike
immature tiger. She SAID That chee,7h was
che
Nes Josephine also has gone .n Cor ch.e-
'a-s. l0 taet she used o. bring hers called
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

E~tsrra...tR v-tN-f -.f
.ho -.
; a''s'd''s % ; |
y,.''' ''''' ot'' ne
- = ~ = -. .l''' 'S9''
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aud rr,r,3ti,.o ,hout
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u.Lo~ rooohtn
dor..d .ir,,,r..a
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..
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"a. a :, .','' 'a'.io'''
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- l''' ''a y : i'A nc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

r G move th3t
wcnCh with the cone
p'eNion like strong
tea
Somebody pushed
"A button and thn2s
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Me. ma own self, am an
eXcavator in a Flatbush
Grave Yard. Fact is. l done
lcf a most important
diggin' job to come here
and give you this here rab-
bits foot. You keep a..
honey chile, and you'll wear
diamonds. Lose IL, and
youn be sued in court"
Josephine took the rab-
bits foot to get rid of the
old fellow. But that night
the star of the show fell
III and Josephine was
boosted into her place. She
was an overnight success
Paris, in those years
after the war. went mad
over hot music and colored
entertainers. Josephine had
a chance 10 perform in the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

When "Lo Baker" for
Years I h e T o a S I Of
Poris. Lost II er Good
Luck Charm. She Also
Lost Her Head and In
suited Frau Goerinq's
Pet Cheefoh. But She
Found Her ToIismon and
Now Is Safe and Sound
in Morocco
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

10 Januar, II. 1913
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

.S';ss ws:s Ps:sy p9ss as:;ss. .s:;Ss's' F.; Ie
Cheetah AS "Old and Moth
eaten" She Knew What
She Was Talking About.
She Used 10 Take Her Own 10 the Opera
With Her and Once 1t Escaped From Her
Box and Mauled n Musician In the Pit
Below
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-26
Food Dealers
Attend School
On Rationing

h''a,l food store managers mad
.'.. clerks crowded the cuul,r.,. e.,
" the Vance courthouse last ,,,..
" -'L""I sponsored by the lion
.N.h Chamber ui Commerce. IT
a'h Arthur II. Surprise. secretary.
"'' 'lNir organization. cXpll.nr,,
.' PAM OF III" stores IN point rl-
h'H% ana ration coupon b;nliIra
Il. surprise went into detail! con-
..." .!& .Ui"- and regulations urarr
..t'h thc new ratiunIng program,
'H d." conducted. after which =,
question period WIGS held until ne.
."' .."u' signal concluded the meet
..... ',.'H person attending the meet
""; Wis given a copy OF OPA's re-
.".r nIllctrn No. II. which, G.
taInS the retailers obligations nm
''. point ratIoning.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-26

,c,d. / sc.rr 'o digest IN: fcoo
..c,. and r .oycs M uourislment.
r,rc,pth and energy. don't have
ITO strong laxativcs for crnstipa-
ION. yiccp s,undlv and morning iinds
n.c feeling fine. equal 10 my day
ta.ks. II is wonderful what blcs,-
i~e Rc'ong1 is 70 nc.
rrtonra is = purely herbal stom
.Hrnrr medicine combined win vita.
lin 81 Tor the relief OF distress u.
dc.rribcd bv Mrs Marks when due
Insufficient flow of gastric juices
:. fine stomach. constipation and Vi
..,,ir nj deficiency. Accept no sub
s,ituic Rctonga may be obtained at
pNRKER'S DRUG STORE. adv.