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ter gergiftune uno unter llmItan-
ben gum CODE fiibren fam.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

9idt in irgenoeinem ooer me6reren
bon bieien @Iementen braitii9 fnapp
lit, 1T Der &0rper ungeriigerD err
nG6rt un6 fam nidt 70 gut fltnftioz
nieren tpie er Ioute.
2. 9ieie Nabrltn9smittel miiiien
riGtig berbaut per6en. Ser Ser
0alningspro5eB ninmrt Die na6rbaf@
ten Seile Der QebensmitteI, Die mir
efien ltno bertpanbeIt tie in 8rooufte,
Die Der &0rper ben0tiet rn0 brauden
fann.
8. Ser nG6fte S6ritt tit Die GIN
berIeibung Der guten Ndbrprpbufte.
@inberIeibung 1T ods HaIiierer BON
braltdbaren Nd6rprobutter brr6 Die
g~ingeipeibe ltnb ins Blut.
A. Mbfanitoffe bpm Der Nabrung,
oie mir efIen unb bonn Berfan Der
&orpergetpebe erI9einen in ben @in@
~getpeiben, I'M 8luf unb IN ben @e<
tpeben feIbft. @enn bieie Nbfnn<
ftoffe ni9t ri9tis arisgef9ie0en tuerS
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
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nnbetannten Serrn aniprad Il
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

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Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
Cute CesUndheit e~rforderIich fur Leistunus-
fdhiqkeit wdhrend der Krieqszeit

BEN, f0nnen fie enttpe0er eine 2ueIe
bon dllBerftem llnbebagen ltno ners
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fte fonnen tpirfli9 aIs Gift tpirtett,
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Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

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gen. @ir rniiiIen
le | itungsfG5ig
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ltns nidt erlanz
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tan1inep, Minerae
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hnItpn @enu 0ie
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15

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rer nn0 LANCER als mir in
~ normaIen 3eiten tpiir6en. 8ir
miilien, 6enn ba itnb tpeniger bon
1ins uno es 1T me6r GIT Inn. 8ir
iino Seile elmer groBen Mai6ine
nit einem gemetnfamen 3iel - Dem
Washington Journal., 1943-10-15
0e0enft Der Seriennnmmern mnierer
SDl6aten!

inner &riegsamt eriu@t Die Be-
Dolfernng, bel 9~lnfragen an 8eb0r-
Den be8iigli6 Sffi8ieren uno Mann-
idaften itets Die Seriennummer 0es
ein5elnen SolOaten an5ugeben. @enn
Die Serienmmmer nibt ~angegeben
IT. miro geraume 3eit our6 eaf-
forlbungen perbroudt, ga biele Sol
oaten ben gleiden Nomen baben.
Armeebeboroen tpeiien oarauf bin,
Dab Die Witarbeit ser 8epolferunq
m Der @inbaltung oieier &egel merit
polle 3eit uno Waiibe ipart, po0urd
elne ldneaere 8earbeitung un6 Be-
authorizing aaer anfraeen ermoe-
lidt miro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Met Complications

T. Rad been planned % take Oft
MIST before dark. 10 make the at
tack nR Japan ~ p+gHt and Ia AZ
rive az Chinese aIrhcld~ IN the
early morning But wheH-thc air
craft carrier was StIll 500 miles
from Tokyo. It met complications.
Having avoided one enemy pa
troll vessel and while trying TO
steer clear OF another, il ran into
a thnd japanese ship. This ship
Vas sunk. bat IL Was feared al
the time that the japanese aboard
q. might have been able 10 use
:ncir radio and 20 warn Tokyo.
IT later appeared that this was
rot the case
Therefore. instead Of waiting
until evening and drawing much
closer 10 Japan M Inc meantime
the planes took off on the morning
Of Is April. That was 10 hours
ahead of planned departure time.
The added distance 10 be flown
naturally added greatly TO the
hazards Of the mission. But there
was not the slightest hesitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Eager to 7 axe OF

Gen. Doohttle and his men
were eager to take off Whatever
the chance of arriving az the air
fields in China. they had at least
reached a point where Tokyo and
Other Japanese cities were within
bombing distance.
- II was agreed that if the planes
could not reach the Chinese coast.
the men would Try the dangerous
feat of landing on the water, there
10 take TO their rubber boats.
II was rough weather as Gen.
Doolittle babe good-by to Admiral
lialSey and undertook the great
adventure. one by one the big
army bombers Toared from the
aircraft carrier The take-offS
we're difficult on a bobblng and
,lanting deck. Water slapped
over the bow Of the carrier and
planes had TO take off on the
lpbeat.
The plane plotted by 1t, Travis
Hoover was thrown in such way
that II threatened 10 fall off on
wing. but Hoover's good pilot
ing saved IL.
The first take-on was AT $50
4 m. ship time. with Gen. Doc
little plotting the lead plane. 1t
was at $40 p m. that the general
was 10 bail out over China, the
last 10 leave his plane. Much hap
pened in the interval
The planes wheeled in the sky
and headed toward Japan II was
fairly good flying weather and the
sun was bright noon as the flyers
Glscerned the coast line. They
came IN almost skipping the waves,
a. Is or 20 feet above sea level.
N. lou lnAnl nALnn hnrn ont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

Piles-Get
Relief Now

Millions II sufferers IN. The last
80 years have found a way to get
quick relief from the itching and
smarting of piles, They use a de-
Hghtful. cooling. soothing and as
trngent formula-Peterson's ONT
ment No wonder one sufferer
writes. The itching and smarting
were relieved and | slept all night.
Peterson Ointment is marvellous
35c a box. an druggists. Goc IN tube
with apphcator. Money back If not
delighted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

Each tablet contains so U.S.P.
units B-l 1888 ~mierograms) BIZ
Co together with other Boom
pick factors-6 tablets daily pro-
vide minimum.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
California Man Heads
Kiwanis International

CHICAGO. June "a - (H1 -
Donald B. Rice OF Oakland,
Calf, today was chosen presl-
dent of Kiwanis international TO
succeed Fred G. McAlister of
London, Ont.
The Rev. Philip 4. Auer, Gal
ion, O., was named vice-presi-
dent for the United States and
Paul r. Brecken. Calgary, Alta t.
vice-president for Canada. Ben
Dean of Grand Rapids, Mich,
was chosen treasurer.
The new officers were select
ed at a wartime council meeting
of 100 leaders Of the service or
ganization, substituting this year
for the annual convention which
was Cancelled to conserve travel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24

The sixth annual Camp Out
of the Boy Scouts of District No.
2 will be held on Saturday and
Sunday, June 26 and 9th, at
the camp site on the south side
of Eleven Mile road al Joiier-
son avenue on the shore # Lake
st. Clair. All troops are invited
TO participate.
Scouts and scouters are 10
bring a prepared list OF those
attending and register al the
camp site. Troops Viii be as
signed to a definite site by the
camp directors and each troop
Is 10 supply It's own food tents
and camp equipment, including
lanterns, flashlights, bugle ShoN-
el rake. mosquito dope and two
blankets per boy. The boys are
asked not 10 forget dishes and
bacon and eggs for the Sunday
breakfast TO which they may IN
wife their dads,
ADULT LEADER
The troops must have adult
leadership at all times during
this camp out, and they Will
ramp by patrols under the lead
ership of patrol leaders and sup
ervised by adult leaders Any
troop having leadership aValla-
BILE may set up camp Friday eve
ming and get IN an extra night
Of camping
Troop members arc requested
to invite scout parents and Spon-
sors OF the troop TO attend the
Camp Out and bring along
basket lunch for themselves on
Saturday and stay for the court
of honor Saturday evening.
PROGRAM LISTED
The following program is
scheduled for Saturday and
Sunday:
Saturday, June 26th: $50 re-
veille; 6:55 flag raising; ZOO
breakfast; cleanup; scouters'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
PLANNED
District No. Boy Scouts to Live Under the Stars

mic: ZOO visitations; 800 parade
10 retreat. 845 court Of honor;
1000 taps.
Sunday, June 9th: $50 re-
Vellle; 6.55 flag raising; ZOO
swim; 7:20 breakfast, fathers
and sons; 845 inspection; $50
church services; 1870 troop pro-
grams; 1870 noon meal; 1870
troop program; 800 scouters'
meeting awards, final announce
mentS, 400 taps, dismissal.
The annual Camp Out is und-
err the direction of the District
No. camping and activities
committee, Keith Carrothers,
chairman: Max Raymond, Fran
els Palonis; NJ T Braun; Sid
ney Ortwine; c, A. Carter.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
u. :. Suffers 87,304
Casualties in War.

WASHINGTON, June 24-(P)
United States Armed forces
have suffered 1904 announced
casualties in all war theaters to
date OF that number 5,l32
were killed IN action or died Of
wounds.
Army casualties total 1888,
War Secretary Stimson said, and
the Nays latest list, also issued
today, placed Navy, Marine
Corps and Coast Guard losses
al 23,346, with 1904 dead,
4 1872 wounded and HOO miss
ing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
Aching Feet
Get Amazing Relief

Go 10 sNY GOOD dO9gist today and GET
- crisnsI bott!s Of Mooos's trctsld Oh.
rsIief aid . tsw short treatments will
thoroughly convince YOU that by sticking
faithfully 10 II for . short while longer
yoM foot troubles may soon disappear.
Ono bo<tis w know will show YOU be-
Discovered ire way 10 solid foot comfort.
Mooos's Emerald Oh. Is . clear powerful.
peostrvting oil that does not stain OF lesvs
. greasy rcsdve-it must give cornplcts
sstisfscfion o. monsy ehesrfUy refunded
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24

ANKABA Turkey. June %
Delayed ~ From an in
former Balkan source today
came reports that AXIS forces IN
the Aegean Isles and Crete,
Greece and YugoslaNia now
number IS diViSionS-37 Italian
divisions. rs German and 20
Bulgarian.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
New BattIeship Howard
Sails from Gibraltar

MADRID, June % - Delay
ed - (4'l Dispatches from La
Linea today reported the new
British battlcShip Howard and
four destroycrs had left Gibral-
tar for the Mediterranean.
Some 70 merchantmen now
are in Gibraltar. along with a
number Of warShips including
the battlcship George V, the dis
patch said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
Axis Reinforce Isles Against Allied Attacks

The same source also said that
General Hans Spicdel Of the
German army has arrived in
Greece 10 take command of
three German divisions recently
sent from the Russian front to
serve as reinforcement against
possible Allied attack
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE Teeth

Do false teeth drop. slip or wabhls
when you talk. eat laugh or sncele
such handicaps FASTETH, an aka
Don't be annoyed and embarrass ed by
line mon acid powder 70 sprinkle or
your plates. keeps false teeth more
firmly set Gives confident feeling Of 50
curity and added comfort No gummN
Hooey. pasty taste or feeling. Get FAS-
TEETH today at any drug store.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24

noon meal and cleanup; 100
rest hour, 200 patrol and troop
program; Is swim or free time;
500 supper, parents basket pic
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24

' cetng 3 30 camp Inspection;
900 Scout skis and test pass
.ng. l0.45 prepare for swim;
1900 swim or free time, II 80
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24

Bears are unable 10 climb Sc
quota trees since the soft bark
Of these giant trees Will not hold
their CLANS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IT'S ON with the dance again AZ
Masonic Auditorium, for the Bal
let Russo de Monte Carlo, known
TO the laeity as the Russian Ballet,
opened its four-performance sea-
son there last night TO a COM
pletely Sold-out house.
Though IL has retained the
color and gaiety OF all of its pre-
ious appearances here, this troupe
seemed 10 lack thc enthusiasm
which we have always been quick
TO recognize in them before.
The RuSsiani Ballet has taken
popular steps 10 include modern
fantasy in It's otherwise classical
repertoire, and last nights pro-
gram was highlighted by a per-
Torrance of the new 'Rodeo,"
which Agnes De Mile designed 10
music by Aaron COPELAND.
AMERICAN NOVELTY
Mr.. Copland's symphonic dis
tillation of cowboy tunes, has pro-
Vided an ideal score for a startling
ballet, which is better than Union
Pacific" and Ghost Town," but
which still lacks the virile, rough
and ready element we expect from
a pioneer ballet.
The choreography, with the eX-
ception of the very authentic
square dance of the Interlude, is
ragged and the dancers have a
hard time trying to adjust them
selves TO the sudden changes in
tempo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Ballet Russo Opens Season Here
To Packed Masonic auditorium

PANTHEON. Pierrot, etc, dancing in
both sublime and ridiculous pat
terms.
Dorothy Etheridge, Roland Guer-
ard and James Starbuck made the
best appearance in this one. out
side of the gorgeous Slavenska.
OUR FAVORITE
We feel that we hardly need to
say another word about Beau
Danube" Always a favorite, we
again delight i'm the deGuys cos
stumes, the summing apparation of
Danilova as the street dancer in
the wine-colored velvet skirt, the
of the Millerstee, all
set TO the Johann Strauss strains.
It's a musical picture which
never fails to capture your imagi=
nation and we hope its pastel
tones never fade.
Tonight's program includes the
new Chopin Concerto" the exotic
"SchehereZade," the Debussy,
"L'Apre Midi" and Prince Igor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"china Girl" II a. m. 1855,
$50. 7:45. i0;4O p. m. The Man In the
Trunk" 1874. $3.50. 6:S4. S:2s y. m.
BROADWAY CAPIToI-"onee Upon a
H0psym9 aD,rv a aIlS 1 ESltor $50 iGlo
CINDERELLA my sister Eileen.
so 4;t0, S, i1:20 p. m. The Navy
Comes Through 1880, $500. $40,
CINEMA-"Boru," ~. 2:lO. 4:2s. $40.
$50, II p. m. Rama 1850. 3. $40
FIsHERE"My sister Eileen" 1880.
l:3l s:l2, 1893 p. m. The Navy Comes
IGFSSsn 2G e Nirht no;i2 p a M M 2ol
5O2 s;03. 11:04 p. m. Life Begins at
Eight Thirty" 20. 800 6;3l. s:32 p. m
HOLLYWOOD - MY Sister Eileen, q"
1907, 1890 .. m. The Navy Comes
in MXbnsoN sOa p Sister Eileen" 1s.n.
3:5s. 7:l5, 1882 p. m. The Navy Comes
Through" 1920 a. M, 1887, 6;o4' s:li
p MHnIcmGAS White Cargo" II m,
pies PIES Rev Assistant Si, ia:a7. $50. $50
PAL s-sTATE-" yankee Doodle
Dandy" ll'o6 a. m, 1;4s' 4:32' 7'io'
PARADisE-Earl Hines. 2:3I, sos
1853, 6:25. 1874, 1913 p. m,
Navy Comes Through.
RHO UPToWN-"My Sister Eileen, -
Navy Comes Through, ?, $50, sos p. m.
ROWAN sister Eileen" $40. $40,
1850 p. m. 1.-THE Navy Comes Through,
III TEiL I'm ( II News. short subjects, .
M N N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

Consequently the exaggerated
dancers. like LuboX Roudenko, as
the Cowgirl. and Fredric Frank
lin as the Champion Roper, take
over the show and the pantomime
IoVerShadows whatever dance val
ueS were originally intended.
It's amusing enough and is a
clever novelty, but it falls far
short of what is expected of an
American ballet.
Even the other two very IA
Imiliar ballet favorites, Schumann S
Carnival and the ever-popular
Beau Danube" proved that such
an innovation as "Rodeo' needs
polish and practice before it can
take any place in a permanent
ballet repertoire.
In Carnival" we were de-
lighted 10 again see the beautiful
Mia Slavenska as the tickle CO.
'lumbine, pierroueting through a
maze of delightful interludes, all
peopled by those immortal Coon
edia del" Arte figures, Harlequin,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-17

have most delightful time.
Each was the recipient of nice
peresnts and a number of friends
were present to wish them many
happy returns of the day. Bridge
and dancing were enjoyed and
delicious refreshments were ser
we'd.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-17

OF doing business. The United
States News observes that. ut
VIII be a year of many casualties
In this field of enterprise. There
nave been other prophecies of
doom for the retailer, spoken as
II the retail merchant was a be-
Ing whose welfare was irrelevant
to the welfare of consumers. AS
a matter of fact, the merchant is
war worker. The retail indus
try must be kept operating on a
sound basis. And that goes for the
whipping boy of the distribution
system the chain stores, no less
than the corner grocery.
Before price ceilings were
adopted the chains were one of
the strongest deterrents to infla-
ton because of economies they af-
feeted through mass buying and
mass distribution. They were in
stumental in developing operating
methods which lowered consumer
costs all along the line.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-17
BILL JONES is DEAD

Bill was an educated clam dig
ger on the New England coast,
but he knew about boats. He had
only one eye and the uniformed
ranks wouldn't take him, so he
shipped on a tanker. His ship was
bringing oil up the coast when a
German pig boat came up out of
the slime and sent torpedo into
the hull amidships. The freighter
burst into flames and Bill went
over the side into the burning oil.
When he came to the surface
a machine gun was praeticing on
the bobbing heads. When the bull
let's hit Bills head. it burst open
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-17

can.
1--WE had a trial out on the
coast last week." he said Enrol
Flynn, the movie actor, had his
day in court - and was acquit-
ted.
but would any of you good
gentlemen in this house want
your daughters to take trip on
his yacht with Enrol Flynn"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-17

right.
Bill got action in an air raid in
enemy country. He hit the ground
with a dozen of his pals and raced
to where their machine guns and
grenades had landed near them.
Fully equipped, they made for a
nearby farm house from which
bullets were spraying like water
out of garden hose.
Six of those machine guns bull
lets fairly cut Bills legs off, but
he lay on his belly in the mud
and got two Heinies. Bills last
words were "Of all the damn fool
lucki"
That was the time you were
telling the boys at the poker game
that the union racketeers and the
munition manufacturers were
making fortunes out of this war,
when we had no business getting
into it in the first place.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-02-17

man Mr., told the house he was
unaware that Pickens was Negro
when the question of his affilia-
tons first arose, offering as proof
that fact that l referred to him
as Mr.. Pickens'."
Jibes at Courts
And as for all this talk about
giving him his day in court" Hen
bricks shouted. az want to talk to
you gentlemen about courts"
Even if the the individuals under
discussion were "given their day
in court" he said, that would
not necessarily remove from them
the stigma of being antI-Ameri-
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HUGE SUCCESS

The N. A. A. C. P. Christmas
Seal Drive a hueg success and
the committee with, Mrs. Melvina
squires, as its chairman, wishes
to announce to the public the re-
suit of the campaign.
Ten thousand seals were sold
netting the sum of 500. This
money will be sent to the Nation
al office to carry on the program
of the association. The commit
tee wishes to thank all those or
CARNATIONS and individuals who
so splendidly cooperated.
Sincerely yours,
Elizabeth Wells, Sec.
Christmas Seal Committee.
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like a dropped egg. His charred
bullet-riddled body sank beneath
the surface.
That was the night you were
telling the folks at your party
that this war is being run by lot
of old women in Washington, the
most mis-managed mess ever
heard of.
Bill Jones is dead. When God
in His infinite kindness meets Bill
Jones at Heavens gate. He is go
ing to say, well done, thou good
and faithful servant"
What He is going to say to you,
God alone knows.
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The fistful of fighting fools
charged machine gun nest, and
Bill had just taken careful aim
and let go a hand grenade when
another machine gun caught him.
Four bullets in his head, but a
Marine has four speeds forward
and no reverse. and Bill fell to-
ward the enemy.
That was the afternoon when
you were sitting at the golf club
with highball in your hand, tell
ing the other three fellows in your
foursome that if income taxes
were not reduced they were going
to kill initiative in this country.