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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Gillian Aids The Whole System

Taken shortly before meals, Gillian
mixes with the food AT ONCE,
helping 10 eliminate poisons which
foster a host OF ailments.
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man. is now
at Cunnlngham's Drug Stores at
1I2i Grls~old ST.. aud 1865 Wood
ward Ave, Detroit. Here he Is
meeting crowds Of interested men
and women daily and intro
duciUg and explaining the remark
able healthful properties OF the
'naturally-made" Gillian Com
pound. Gillian is recommended and
sold by all Cunningham's Drug
stores. Help yourself 10 health.
Start today by buying a bottle OF
Gillian. One bottle will convince YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat

When feet burn. callouses sting and every
step 10 torture. don't just groan and do
nothing. Rub on a little lee-Mint. Frosty
white. eream-like. its cooling soothing COM
fort helps drive the FIRE and pain right out
.. tired muscles relax In grateful relief.
A world Of difference in few minutes. See
how Iee-Mint helps soften up corns and
eallouses too. Get foot hsppy-today, the
Iee-Mint way. Your druggist has Iee-Miht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Deny Axis Gets U. S. Food

WASHINGTON, April 20 GNS)
The state department today
as untrue reports that re-
-f-ff..--..-+t4lf.s -aad- nlaIeEIaIS- Sent
20 Greece were falling into enemy
hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Constable Work Rotated

The circuit court commissioners
today agreed that constables serv-
ing summonses and notices for the
court wes4iA-A-e- g+vrrr- wrrtr-7T
rotating basis, assuring each con.
stable of some income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
GAS BLOAT
and INDIGESTION MADE
her DAYS MISERABLE
.er1ts Phone

Mrs. Dorothy Daley of 1893
Henry ST., Detroit, Mich,
Says Her Food Soured in
Stomach-Was Constipat-
ed-Hsd Kidney Weakness
Nd Body PainS-Feels
- me Again Due To Gillian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

! Only those who suffer as Mrs.
.Oailsy did can really appreciate
what a blessing a medicine such as
Gillian can be- And she, like hum
drcds OF others in Michigan and
elsewhere, is only too ready TO
express her gratitude for medi-
cal formula as helpful as Gillian.
Mrs Daley wants all her friends
TO know that she feels fine again
since taking Gillian. She saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

Sr out of every ten calls to Information" are for
numbers that listed in the telephone directory.
Every time Information" is asked for a number
that is listed fifty seconds of vital time are
wasted And those fifty seconds, multiplied by the
thousands of such unnecessary calls make total
of 1180 hours of switchboard and operators time
lost each day in Michigan!
We ask every patriotic telephone to do these
two things please:
!. Look in the directory before you call
"IntormGtiOn.'
4. II the number iSn'f listed and YOU must
call ''InformahOn' rcrite doucn so \.
you'll hare It time.
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
sUY MoaE WAR sON0s-AED kEER THEml.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

} The frenzied popehonger from Austrio must be
suffering from ocute insomnia His vision of world empire
is fodng His ormies believed nvincbe by many,
beginning TO know defect. Many Of his "supemen" ore
fired and disiUsoned
And while Herr Hitler losses plesy, wonder whether
he realizes the enormiy of his msoke in negecting his
ruiroods For in land Of "sUpemen." rolling stock
must be kept in condition; engines should be periodically
overhoUedi roodbeds must be moinioned; bombed roll
way centers must be given nstoni otfeniion The Maxi
overload has neglected these things In doing So he has
violated principle old itseIf-to montoin
lines Of supply and transportation that CRIMES moy have
quick mobility
How Thankful America should be that management foresow
the necessity of undermining the notions railroads. They
now in fighting trim, and we determined 10 keep
them that way ROCK ISLAND for exompIe, has for years
pursued comprehensive Program of Planned Progress.
We have invested vos every year to make il one
Of the notions modern roll systems, and sho continue
TO keep it SO.
Ours the hercueon tok of moving fighting and the
moteroIs vital to victory War found reody, ond we
shall CORY until victory is ours
ROCK ISLAND LINES
KEEP BUYING WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

regular. ] no longer need laxa-
tivos I sleep soWndly. ! can't
praise Gillian enough"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

ADVERTISEMENT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

the


Breads Club Zombie has new show called mo
Slme Js' y Aarcelius Wilson revue and it comes
n fof te usual quota Of abundant color and dancing
uunlef bs the girls Of the chorus Star of the produc
ion IS NALAIDA SNOW, name well known in musical
nov no,h ~ tins country and in Europe Then there's
he So tapping team OF Slim and Sweets boy and
M act that comes 49,. Shea (;uyse a lass thar
as ne eyes. is the Swingsngef for the musical This
cher first Detroit appearance. At this writing ncgotia
iolS underway TO line up couple of terrific acts
ehe4-s round out the bill Cecil Lee and his aggrega-
ien MINISTERS really come on with the numbers for
M Show and for the dance lovers too The bio Rond
nly ne feature Tor Friday night and we know YOU
vi Soc fhefeto do your part TO help back the attack
NJ nr your dough Is so little contribution when
lon cs der that it's for eYerybodys safety And ~
rs Foam 20 Yourself that's going nav some biz divd-
niS ON get in he show free and you have not
BIZ N,d yourself. but the nation as S Ell
sefs Of the clubs around town are donating their
los toward helping he bond drive Here is your
ia help the L S. and have some fun
& he Club q {, the Valleys popular theatre-bar
lis Jumping with some fine acts The patrons
talking about the blues singing of Monette Moore
the dancing of Rapp, Tspp and Rhythm; the singing
'cf Bobby Reyes; the comedy Of Ash Can LaRue and
the boogie-woogie numbers by Wade Boykin
3llac lvey, of the popular Cory Corner,
uptown theatre-bar is the sick list His manager,
John Medallion is carrying usual Each week
new floor shows featured and plenty Of swing
smrsc for your dancing pleasure.
fxe Scott popular interpreter Of George Gersh-
ID Sic. has been signed TO do a feature in Rhap-
py Hue musical biography of the great Ameri-
d nposer the screen.
ll viii appear as night club entertainer in the
kap The setting viii be in Paris and she will sing
hr oNn accompaniment. both in French and English
eso ~ ciershwn's The Man Love"
o S Vest has hooked up with the Ferguson
b indianapolis attraction bookers in project to-
Il size acts TO help producers of night club and
b, ploductionS The first package to take the
b headed BY Milton Larkin and his orchestra,
III orge Laync vocalist; ard he larkin trio the
y hands: Dollic Pemb ook acrobatc and I'M
dancer; Ginger Neal. singer and dancer and
eP arlington. dancer This new show is spicy,
b. Nl grOoNey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

Lending plenty Of glamour and
life o me show Is The new star
-VALAlDA SNDW the we'll
known star ~ stage. screen ana
radio famous on several cnnii-
nents. and making even a greater
name f'r herself as she sings
and blows her golden trumpet 10
the immense delirht OF ihe
crowds HE moment she walks
upon the stage. The crowd sreets
her with tremendous applause
for As The golden spotiieht ~
luumInates her in gorgeous cls-
tune. the audience Sesnls -
sense. without helng told. fhn
here is a real star In person Who
has sung before kings ana
queens ROYALTY and audiences al
over the world There Is a hush
and q moments pause hefoie SHE
goes into her number and pro.
'tedS 70 Dilne down the mousse
and then has TO answer encore
after encore.
Thcre IS no doubt about it that
She Is being held over for an-
other week hy popular demand
An thcr new act added 10 ihe
.hpw f. Slim and Sweets a cute
continuation OF boy and girl
dance and song comedy ana
laughs thar provide a refreshing
nforlude durug The SHOW
The Natcelicftes hose dancing
girls that The whole fowu IS
talking about oui-do themselves
IN their middle number. which IS
really thing ~ beauty. grace,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

threatened 70 rnll rs members
ont me covineton clab in he
hotel unless She moved.
Schuman insisted that she 20.
/ have 10 think about after
The war he said But the
dancer vas determined 20 stay
in. and she stayed on for Two
weeks and eNerNcne WAS nice %
her; Sohulman himself oonyersed
wiih her about discrimination
aaninst mInOriIv races.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

d .cririaiion should eNst to such
nn cNfeui For the first time l
aa getting ll'le angry" Miss
Dunham saia
Contrary 10 her treatment IN
many ~ he American ciiics. san
rrauCisro stands out Ike \ shir-
lre Hrhi she said Thee" She
was ivcn fhree-room suite AZ
,hc Mark Hopkins. she rented a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

banning Apartment on Telegraph
ail and ne are Wherever she
plclsed The colnpany had pleas
ant accommodations.
Everything seemed rosy IN
cincinnati AZ the Netherlands
ph2a whore her stage manager
had reserved room She me>ed
in bu' he manager Max Sehul-
man. immediately suggested that
She take her bclonsinss else
where as members Of The AFl
unlon OF culinary workers had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
I CTR. FED Up ON lis.
ACIAL DETERMINATIONS

OAK eANPN Katherine
vcd dancer T. in-t
- IN Worrying aApts'
Nodstions for herself
The dancer who
oisersiiv ~ chicago
" dcrfce IN an'hro-
p MANY other rorf
Fav Cooper cole.
authority IN ne
can't undors and Why
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
Versatile Valaida Snow Opens The
mo Name Jiue' At Club Zombie

d Club Iombie Monday
high se
o
hnp 10 wi teh homer bOut
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
Clinton News
By Laura Louise Dawson

By Laura Louise Dawson
The members of the Pleasant
Green M B. Sunday School were
very pleased to have with them
for two Sundays a visitor, Miss
Ross Of Chicago, Ill. On both Sun
days she made some very interest.
ing talks that were enjoyed by
all. We hope she will be with US
again soon.
No. Sunday School Glass OF
Pleasant Green is very proud Of
the boys in the class. Keep til
good spirit up, Arthur, Perry, Mil
ton and Hollis Martin. We ars
with you.
The Pleasant Green NJ. B. Church
is beginning Prayer Service tht
first Sunday night in August. Come
out and worship with us All dea.
cons are asked to be present.
We are glad to see Pfc. Nelson
Sims, Pvt. Arreaous Hulitt and Pvt
Jesse Davis home on their fur.
loughs.
Mr.. Robert Hicks is leaving fol
the Navy. His friends wish fol
him success.
Mrs. Willie Lee Dawson wa.
home on a short visit last week
She has now returned to Gulf
port where she is employed.
Mr.. John Ed. Bryant would make
a good worker at a grist mill sinct
he made such a big showing by
grinding on a hand mill. Hurry
back John don't get lazy.
Remember, the children of Clin
ton are also invited to the big all
day picnic which will be given il
Jackson by The Mississippi Enter
prise in August. Watch tbs col
urnn for the date and other facts
Remember to keep on buyin,
stamps and bonds.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
Crystal Springs
News
H. J. Wolfe, Reporter

II. j. Wolfe, Reporter
The District Conference held at
berty, Mississippi, was reported
being the best conference for
any years. 1t was under the
adership of our District Superin-
|ndent, Rev. M. T. j. Howard.
RS. Ollie Abney, Mrs. Bessie Jen-
MS, Miss Selma Lee Hilliard, Miss
earlena Smith, Bro. D. H. Willard
Id the Rev. E. J. Mi1lsap, were
e delegates from New Zion Meth
list Church. They report an en-
yable and inspiring meeting. Miss
ladys Taylor, Reporter.
Mr.. Edward Craig of this town
1T to visit his father and mother.
II. and Mrs. Eddie Craig at Mil
by, Ala, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Jenkins were
appy to have as their house guests
st week, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam j
mixer and children of New Or
ans. Sunday they prepared a spe-
|al fried chicken dinner for their
tests, which also included Mellan
urtis and their granddaughter
tiss Lula A. Davis of Chicago Mrs
mixer is the daughter of the Jen-
ms. Everyone expressed them
lives as having had a delightful
lsit.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
HERE'S AMAZING
way TO GAIN new
STRENGTH
Supplies iron And VffaminsR,
And g, Often Lacking In Diet

IF you frequently feel tired: in
I clined to be nervous and irritable
appetite poor this message may
apply to you.
} A new preparation called Pursin
now supplies iron and precious Vita
minis B, and G, often found lacking in
weak, tired people who are suffering
from nutritional deficiency of these
needed elements. You know how i'm
portant it is to have sufficient sup
ply Of iron. The vitamins help stimu-
late appetite and aid digestion so you
eat more and get more good from the
foods you do eat.
If you are feeling below par because
your body lacks sufficient iron and
yitamins B, and G, do this. Get
Fursin from your druggist today.
Take it regularly and see If it doesn't
help you feel joyfully alert again.
A McKesson Product.
OVERBY DRUG STORE
Brandon, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

O'Malley-Do you believe in
dreams, Riley?
Riley-Oi do.
'O'Malley-well, phwat's ut sign
of it married man dreams he's a
bachelor?
Riley-Its a sign he's going to
meet wild a great disappointment
when he wakes up.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

Bradley who appeared out of the
clouds Cor did you say no where)
is rowing the town over fast taking
with him most every girls heart.
Take our advice r. c. and take ii
a little more easy or you viii find
yourself singing, Its all over too
soon'' and we do mean with all
the girls.
Two young ladies, Beatrice Tay-
lor and Georgian Dixon who were
once painting the town red aren't
painting any more, what's wrong
kids, don't you have any more
paint?
What has happened to the most
charming brunett, Willie Ruth
Cooks, we don't hear or see her
very often-she can't do that to this
town, did you say she was al
ready don it?
Edna Davis we don't know
what's wrong but everyone is SYM
pathizing with you, is it because
every boy who takes you out once
says the next day that you are not
for him.
Well girls you had better get
another boy friend, for R. c. Brad
ley don't mean anyone any good
Rose Lee Brown was seen riding
around in the 1889 Plymouth last
Sunday. She was really enjoying
her ride.
Ethel NJ Barnes you were really
in the groove with the little Poke
boy from Terry last Saturday. He
is really a swell locker.
Etehl, M. B. says she is going to
have to tell certain fellow that if
he wants her to straighten up and
fly right, he had better do the
same thing. But Ethel you can't
love six at time, you'll have to
take theim one at time.
What would happen if: The
Upich Boys would get hipped to
the Crystal Springs girls? If the
people would stop putting so much
brass in their mouths? If certain
girl wasn't seen at the filling sta
ton so often, maybe then r. c. B.
would go to see her more often.
Who was the WAC Cpl. that
Cpl. Chrisler and Cpl. Redd were
with the third Sunday night? They
were from Kinds county.
Is is true that Richard Jenkins
went to Jackson to get job SO he
could buy licenses to marry Sam
Wolfe, what will they do for a liv-
ing when he stops working? Dc
you suppose they can live on love?
Everyone was surprised to see
Mrs. Carry Cooper's fine dress af-
ter she had spent two days in
Jackson shopping for it.
Carrie Lee Wilson and Parlee
Brown are really in love.
Who were the young men who
had the Powell girls in Terry Sat
urday night They were strictly
in the groove.
Somebody tell Bubie Wilson to
take it easy, Richard Jenkins can't
use you in jackson, he has Sam
Wolfe on his hook.
The war must be almost over
Mary Wilson went to beauty shor
to get her hair fixed.
Well SO long but we will leave
you with this thought. Beat out
your 1--WE. Dig up your slang, by
written request you can join the
hep cat gang.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
TOWN AND FARM
N WAR TIME
Ration Reminder

Gasoline book coupons No.
good for four gallons outside the
FAST Coast shortage area, must last
through September 81. Within the
hortage area "A" book coupons
10. 6, good for three gallons each
3" and &C" coupons cut to two
nd one-haf gallons in twelve of
he Northeastern states of the
hortage area. 3D. and &c" cou-
pms good for three gallons in the
emaining five states of the East
IN area. All gasoline coupons in
pc possession of car owners must
e endorsed with the owners Ii
ense number and state of registra-
Eon.
Sugar-Stamp No. IS good for S
rs. through August Is. Stamps
los. Is and 16 are good through
ctober 81 for lbs, each for home
inning purposes. Housewives may
pply to their local ration boards
r more if necessary.
Coffee Stamp No. % q lb.) good
trough August II.
Fuel Oil-Period coupons valid
all zones through September 80.
ariod l coupons in new fuel oil
tions are good for ten gallons
CHI.
Occupants of oil heated homes
e urged to return their applica-
pms for next years fuel rations to
cir War Price and Ration Boards
omptly.
Shoes-Stamp No. Is q pair) is
lid through October 81
Meat, etc.-Red stamps P. @, R,
Id S, expire July 81 Red stamp
is valid July 25, expires August
U is valid August 1, expires
Igust 81; v is valid August 8, ex-
res August 81; w is valid August
expires August 81.
To Equalize Gasoline Rations
Equalizing of gasoline rationing
roughout the United States east
the Rocky Mountains will be
commended by the Petroleum
ADMINISTRATION for War within six
days. This action, aimed to
read the burden of war equally
hong all people, will probably re-
1t in some increase in gasoline
tons in the East and some de-
ease in the Middle West and
uthwest, according to Petroleum
administrator Ickes. 1t is not an
,ipated that there will be enough
soline for driving which is not
cessary.
pm Needed For War Industries
Farmers who sell their corn to
country elevator buying for the
pmmodity Credit Corporation be-
re August 10 are guaranteed ex-
"a payments to cover any increase
corn prices between the date
ey sell and October 81. Marvin
mes, War Food Administrator has
mmended farmers who sell corn
relieve shortages in war indus
les and for feed, and has an
bunced that more than 6 million
lshels have been purchased since
lily l.
Home Canning Jars
More home canning jars and
vers were made in the first five
onths of this year than in the
tire year of 1912, in anticipation
an unprecedented volume of
me canning. Housewives will
oft from a study of directions
at come with each box of jars and
vers, for the new three-piece
inning top-glass lid, metal screw
nd, and rubber ring-must be
ed differently from other types
covers. Quality Of jars and COW
S produced this year, says WPB,
high.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
|RYsTAL SPRINGS GOSSIP:

There is MT much romance and
sughter around town, ut friends
se will give it to you as it is.
That young, slender, wo don't
now aout SO tender, and tall Fam
be Mae is really keeping the flame
karning in Edd Thomas, Jr.'s heart.
n course with that round baby
zee and talk and those rhythm
.Tinging hips, we can understand
my.
The enchanting young man r. c.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
Tattlirag Tess

Invading the Skating Rink, Mon
day evening, the RHYTHM RAID
ERS, Jackson's newest musical
sensation, in an offensive Of swees
and hot swing tunes, brought into
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

The Frenchman, Talleyrand H.
754-1830 described coffee as fol-
lows:
1T must be pure as an angel,
strong as love, black as the devil
and hot as hell
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

MONEY DOESN'T ALWAYS
BRING HAPPINESS. A MAN
WITH TEN MILLION DOLLARS
IS NO HAPPIER THAN A MAN
WITH NINE MILLION DOLLARS.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

The fond mother was trying to
raise her small boy to avoid phys
zeal combat, so was quite aroused
the other day when Junior came
home considerably battered up and
dirty:
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

If you decide to rent, even tenn
porarily, your home on which you
carry fire insurance, better notify
your fire insurance company.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
n GAS COUPONS
GOOD FOR 2 MONTHS

The "A" coupons in basic gaso-
line ration books issued outside the
eastern shortage area will be val
i'd as in the past for two-month
periods. The "A" ration coupons
No. z in the book became effective
July % and win be good urtil
September 81, the chairman of the
Rankin County War Price and Ra-
tioning Board, said here today.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

Mother-how many times, dear,
have l told you that you should
not fight?
Junior-But, Mother dear, what
are you going to do when fellow
hits you?
Mother-Why, keep out of his
wayl
Junior-Gee, Mother Dear, l
betcha Bob'll keep out of mine af-
ter this!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

To many customers is is no rec
ommendation for sales person to
say, 4 have one just like this or
Il wear one myself"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

IF IT is A CRIME TO INCITE
A RIOT, WHY is TT NOT A
CRIME TO INCITE TO STRIKE?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

Corn is now used in manu-
featuring cloth Tor soldiers uni
forms.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
i Is
Tie
aats Health Qtt'iess
Says:

AS medicine and science make
strides in the rehabilitation and
| cure of mentally i'll patients, the
enlightened attitude of the public
toward mental diseases must keep
pace.
M any popular misconceptions
about mental illnesses are corrected
in the following current scientific
teachings:
That mental disease needs early
medical treatment just as does
| heart disease, and no one need be
! ashamed of this sickness.
That there are many different
kinds of mental disease; some mild,
some serious.
That mental disease develops
gradually and displays warning
signs in advance.
That danger signals can usually
be recognized, and If these are
given prompt medical attention the
threatened mental disease can Of
ten be prevented.
!, That shocks or losses may pre-
! cipitate mental disorder, but in
such cases the real possibilities of
/ the Illness have been present for
some time but unrecognized.
That our "asy1ums" now are hos
pitfalls, from which Is to 30 per cent
| OF an patients are discharged as re-
covered or improved.
That some kinds Of mental dis
ease probably have an inherited
background, but a greater number
seem to arise from inability to ad
just to difficult environment.
Every child has two important
dates to keep during the summer
months-one with the physician, the
other with the dentist It's up to
parents to see that their children
meet these important engagements
before school starts.
Dentists, particularly, are find
ing it increasingly difficult to meet
the demands on their services. To
help the dentist budget his time, pa
rents are urged to make arrange
ments now for the correction OF
their chi1dren's dental defects
Parents who have not already
made dental appointment for their
! children run the risk of being un-
! able to do so in the last-minute
rush just before school opens.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31

Buy more War Bonds and STAN ps!