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Arkansas State press., 1943-07-02
USO TO HONOR VOLUNTEERS

Tuesday, July 6, has been set
aside to honor USO volunteers
who have served from so to 100
hours or more. Pins and certi-
ficates will be awarded the fol-
lowing persons who have served
100 hours or more:
Annie Adolphus. Mr.. w. Fl.
Bass, Margaret Bledsoe, Fannie
Banks, Katherine Bulliner, Lora
Davis, Gertrude Denton, Annie
Edwards, CASA Feeler, Johnnie
Mae Hart, 0. q. Hammond, Ruby
Jefferson, Willie Johnson, Mable
Lamb, Mrs. Grace Luster. Corine
Osborne, Mrs. Fl. l.. Porter, Mr..
Reginald Quick, Ivenola Reed,
Alice Sharp, Alma Stovall, Mrs.
Gertrude Tyler, Mr.. d. p. Tyler,
Velma Waugh, Ethel White, Rosa
Lee Wilson, Rev. G.. w. Blakely,
Father G. G. Walker, Rev. f. II.
Guy, Mr.. Clifford Minton, Mr.. ].
r. Booker, Mr.. J, II. McConico,
Mrs. l.. S. Dubisson, Mrs. G. c.
Lotion. Miss Gloria Strong, Miss
Rita Darlington, Miss Imogene
Watts, Miss Lula Brooks.
Pins will be awarded those who
have served so hours or more:
Emma Marie Black, Joana Car
son, Rosena cunningham, Minnie |
Dedman, Pernella Hill, Eartha |
Mae Hollingsworth, Eliza Hunter,
Melba Hunter, Nancy Jackson,
Lena Miller, Mrs, Algerian Neal, |
Alice Sloan, Mrs. B. N. Touch
stone, Mrs. Florence Wiley, Mrs. |
Sybil Williams-Jenkins, Monteen |
Williams, Mrs. Gwendolyn Flet- |
cher, Sam Wheeler and David \
Terry.
Certificates and pins are the |
official insignia Of the National
USO, with the certificates being |
signed by Chester /. Barnard, pres
ident of USO Inc.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-02
TYLER HTADS USO PROGRAM
COMMITTEE

Mr.. Daniel p. Tyler associate
ammunition inspector at the Ar
kansas Ordnance Plant, was re-
Gently chosen chairman OF the
Ninth Street USO Program COM
mittee. Mr.. Tyler, former pro
fessor at Dunbar High School Is
a graduate from Talladega Col
lege. His faithfulness and eff
cheney as a volunteer worker has
won for him this high and i'm
portant assignment as chairman
OF the program committee. Vice
chairman of the committee Is
Sgt. Wendell Howell, and sec
rotary, Bernioe Whitmore.
Tyler has appointed the follow
ing as chairmen Of the sub-com-
mittees.
Physical Education. Mr.. Eliza
Hunter; Music, Pvt. Henry Rain
bow; Religious, Rev. G. c. Chris
tian; Education, Mrs. l.. N. Por'
ter; Social, M-Sgt. William Lopez
Daniels.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-02
Beauticians to
New Location

A vote OF appreciation has
been expressed by Mrs, Mamie
A. Brooks and Mrs. Laura Hill,
beautioians, who are now con-
nected with the spacious Wade
Barber and Beauty Salon at 321
f. Washington Ave, North Little
Rock. for the many customers
and friends who have visited them
In their new location.
One of the most modern and
up to date quarters on the north
side, the Wade Barber and Beau
ty Salon is centrally located in
order to accommodate it's many
patrons. ADV
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-02

u S O |
USO 4 YMCA PLAN OUTDOOR
PROGRAM

The Ninth Street UsO Club and
the Carver Branch YMGA have
planned a gala outdoor program
for July 9Th at the Carver Branch
YMCA, 100 w. 9th st. The
program directors of the two
agencies announce that the aft
ernoon and evening activities will
be of a festive nature. There will
be horseshoe pitching, table ten
mis-. eroquet, outdoor volley ball,
refreshments and dancing, The
beautiful lawn back OF the YMCA
will be lighted and those who do
not care to participate in the ac-
tivities can sit at the tables and
chat with their friends. Men In
uniforms, friends and members OF
the Carver Branch yMCA are cor
daily invited.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-02
Mrs. q. II. George
A Hell ping Mate

A recent graduate of Arkansas
Bapt. college, Mrs. G. II. George.
wife of the efficient pastor OF
Shiloh Bapt. church, North Lit
tie Rock. accompanied her hus-
band on business trip to Texas
and attended the National Sun
day School and b Y. p. L. Con-
gress. She returned to the state
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Grey of Luxora.
Mrs. George Is working to
bring the choir group up to one
of the best in the south, and much
Improvement has been shown.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-02
Doing Her Part!

Miss Edwina Jones. recent
graduate of Tennessee State col
lege. lovely daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Jones of 1902 Ringo
St, Is residing In Washington,
ID. c., where she will work with
a government agency.
Miss Jones completed her Jun
Tor college work at the Dunbar
Junior College and her many
friends wish her much success in
her new field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Quick Answers

Polish.
2-Dehydration.
3-Music composition. He is
the famed Finnish composer.
Six strings.
5-Sweden.
6-Twelve.
burned at the stake. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Bright Sayings
of Children

Bright sayings OF children con.
stitute some of Americas hes,
humor. Your child or any
child is apt to make some
matter-of-fact remark rich with
fun and possibly wisdom.
The Times is publishing such re.
marks and paying 81 for each pub
lished.
Today 81 goes TO Mrs. Anthony
Perry, 1923 Medium avenue. who
told how her daughter, when s
saw a peacock with its tail spread
and exclaimed:
Look at the chicken In full
bloom"
Mail your favorite child's sayings
to Bright Sayings of Children,
Detroit Times. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle
HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
l-clASs
s-BsinE
io-Behold.
l7-Decorate.
a3--ouAke.
I5-skin mouth.
fs-stalk.
i7-soottish explorer
Experimental.
ao-Containers.
2i-Fourth csliph.
23-Before long
2a-Tatter.
2S-InEect.
Rs-HavinE an edge
ag-sun god
9O-Got the better Of.
12-Hateful.
34--Becauses
s5-City IN New York
5T-Tear.
2s-Prehx: before.
aa-Japanese coin.
4o-Tbose IN office.
2. 4l--Escape
3--PrivAtions.
l5--Eternity.
A6-Sensed.
IT--Roster.
. .6n--Went m.
s7--Steamer.
53-Direction tsbbr)
54--Uncommon.
bS-Resource.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
PITFALLS
LOVE
BY ADELE GARRISON

TOT rear l1dl MARY might lOl-
low me out, j did not 60 straight
TO the elevator, but stepped across
the hall and waited near the door
marked Exit, watching her door,
until il opened the length OF the
chain and my niece's lovely face
peered through. She put her
finger on her lips as l came TO the
exit door.
"Noel Is In the bathroom
shaving" she said. "and
thought you might be lingering
around. Are there any loose
ends 10 be picked up:"
"None," l said. except that
you're TO remember the story 1
told, and not vary from IL in
any detail. I'm going up now
10 refresh the memory of your
husbands family, that Stephen
telephoned for me, not you"
DON'T BE NERVOUS
"And one thing more-don't
he nervous at the theater or
anywhere else tonight.
"There'll be somebody keep
Ing an eye on Stephen Redfield,
and he will be quietly prevented
from showing up at the theater,
II he decides to see for himself
how Hayes is getting along with
the part"
That's like reprieye from
the scaffold," Mary murmured.
you know i don't mind for
myself" she added quickly.
81 don't care tuppence what
act Steve wants to stage, but
don't want Noel to have TO
stand any more"
YOU NEEDN'T WORRY
Exactly" I told her. And
you needn't worry; he won't
have to stand any more. But
remember. Steve didn't tele-
phone you. He came over here.
much TO your surprise and mine.
In search OF me. Don't forget"
DO you think It's likely?"
she reproached me.
How Is Noel reacting?" I
asked.
Like a perfect lamb, thanks
to you and your marvellous
tarra-diddle."
Then good-by," whispered,
and quickly left 10 60 to the
top floor luxurious apartment of
the Philip Veritzens, which
Dicky irreverently termed the
royal suite"
I found Philip Veritzen In hi:
library, after Marie had told m,
that Madame Veritzen and Made
moiselle Dina had not yet re
turned, and he welcomed me i'm
pressively.
SOMETHING HAPPENS
"You look disturbed" he said,
eying me keenly. HAS anything
fresh happened:
"Yes," I said, "and I must tell
you about it."
I quickly related the startlin
events of the last few minute:
beginning with Redfelds tele
phone TO Mary, and on througl
his threatening of Mary and tn
scene between Noel and Redfield
winding up with the way / mad
Noel believe that Steve's telephon
call had been TO me instead o
Mary.
THE reason I came TO you
now" said, was TO make sure
you should understand that the
telephone call from Steve was to
me, not to Mary. I am anxious
over what Noel might do IL he
should learn that Mary and /
had deceived him."
"INToLERABLE SITUATION"
81 understand your point per-
fectly," he said, land you may be
sure Noel will learn nothing
from me-"
He leaned forward and spok
with affectioinate emphasis.
II understand something else,
too, and that IL the infinite debt
j owe YOU for your care of Noel
and Mary.
1T IL an intolerable situation
In which they are involved be-
cause Of Redfield. and Noel's al
most insane jealous anger, his
heritage from my family, makes
IL distinctly dangerous"
lCoufinnad NTonhavN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Answer to yesterdays puzzle:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Connolly Answers

LAD June ID; tb) September;
tc) October u.
2-ta) Roger Chillingworth; (b)
Iago; (c) Long John Silver.
3-(a) sculptor; OBJ composer;
tc) penologist.
la The Gibralter of the
south; (b) the plant wizard;
tc) the Badger State.
S-ta) p. T. Barnum: (b)
Andrew Jackson; (c) Ad-
miral George Dewey.
6-(a) 1889; OBJ 1915; (c) 1906.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

Why pay lot Of money for your fall handbag Look
these beauties only sl49 All copies of better models
With the distinctive detail and styling that marks them as
ags you'll be proud carry with your artest fall cos
ues; underarms and tophandes simulated feathers and
abres. galaxy of fall color and appealing styles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

Yes there's only ONE Sans! You can't find another
tore that makes your cash work such wonders We're
he only department store in this big city that makes
business of consistently cutting prices day after
Hay, on every item the law allows. Cutting prices
phoba with US We're cranks the subject Of see
ing bon much we can cut off the prices of our
|handse in order to give the consumer more talae!
I'VE don't deliver your purchases! We don't accept
your phone orders and make you pay cash, but we
DO give you lourr Price and that's what consumers
eem to want these days Of pay-cnvelope deductions
For war bonds and taxes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
NO SYNTHETIC TIRES

The rubber Industry has uo, set licked
,ar problem OF synthetic tire production.
declarc~ J. Z Soldering. who predicts that
here viii be very very few new all->yn-
tnetic tires for civilians this year.
The president of the rubber company
81 hich bears his name SAYS ina, he first all
n'hetic pa>>enger-car tires are Just con-
ing off he lines in limited quan'itie> that
satisfactory ail-~yn'he'ic tubes have been
built a. yet hy anyone.
The indu>triali~t urges motorists not o.
relax in Their vigilance against ire abu~..
lvins hat il viii be- the middle Of next year
-efore civilians can get the tires they nee 3
nd that uule>, care is taken IF exi>tnr
res, there may be- AN enforced lay-up Of
lou>and~ " cars and trucks
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
ffKs POLITICAL POWER

aeecrs statement thar
aat recognize the French
Nnai Liberation while
fsah people are under Nazi
-l..on among DeGaulle
set an argument for recO@-
I#tsaalIe outfit While we ad-
determination not TO give
fmaHs after hes nation surren-
ef.h VI the ima ination can as
committee legally represents
ner'e
wHmt people who think that
nsfional hero 20 all French
Nf hs Nav heel IL this is true.
- ffanee j. liberated. the De-
all ~ elected TO office and
~ lsTa' FoveYment of France.
af fn - hat DeGaulle Is more
Nfital power in France than
operations against GERMANY
faaH nn the other hand. is no
haf 30. record a. soldier stands
ths present crisis. With what he
af. fight the Nazis and pledges
tarrd Natiors in their war
nsn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

into a loose sport jacket and
opened the door.
I'm sorry | was out when you
called last night" | said.
She sat down. Il wanted TO
thank you for your assistance.
,fr. Calder"
THAT wasn't anything" I said.
Her lovely face was express
sionlcSs, | noticed.
II IEd 10 be a lovely face. A
discovery as valuable as her
fathers would inevitably not only
involve GcStapo intrigue and
sabotage. but also at least one
beautiful woman | didn't trust
this one IT all l was unmarried
ard unattached % anyone back in
the States Her presence IN my
room was disturbing.
How about dinner. Miss Tag
gard" I asked
I'd Re happy 20 was little
worried 3b'i: YOU lest night"
Worried"
- wanted =, th1~S you after
vc-. irft --- -ce~- -ut -- | opened
t,e ets9r : 7s4 - notion YOU
.vr-, after senior Mirtllo."
No 7 ha5 an annoint,,ert I'd
.1-,- i. f.ro~...- bout
.T14- n -.S ~~e feel much bet
tp-
If It's ~.t te 0er .pugf. NAV
7s- ave.
~rs rsr-
h. --ev-, r,.. ~..- ---lro and
/ rom. -,,..rrs r-. 80 owes If
INC M, -r- rr-e also
Froy N. = = rss sam Targard. /
80 , h0~,hese1l ~ ~ rcSc-ves
Her iort .r9 v..-5 81 NJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
MURDER IN TIN

TO shatter her innocent front
Now if / were living in the
States" she said. Il might be
described as a tourist
y don't think you would be a
tourist back in the States"
pressed the street level button.
You might be a WAAC or work
sng IN war plant
Ind you might be wearing a
Uniform"
I pulled TIE emergency brake.
The elevator stopped between
HOc-S.
Why did you do that?" she
ask d.
Let's drop this man meets girl
+. inr, cence stun- Let's talk sense
You F.BL mon are always
strong on talking sense" She
had Tetrcated into a corner Of the
cics ator. angry and shocked
81 am not an FBI. man. said
~Of course not You're a mining
ems neer' who spends his time ad-
vIsi x women u work in defense
plants See here. Mr.. Calder. Tn
ov he Government"
am not an FBI. man." ! IN
sisted. She shook her head as L 10
say, It's pointless lying 10 me-
Il FOLLOWED your friend. Mir
10 yesterday" | said
I0u did" Her Composurc was
rais compoSUre. Hes not "a
freud of mine.
why do you feel you're being
bounded by the Government II
yOu~ Government or have you
Tor often Ike your father
-dy father" She EaSpcd out
the tNO words and trcubici
I stared - her Her emotion
vas The real thing as far as
,cu'd tell And what r II were
tre real thing. I thought. Hain d.
src called n7c into neg room yes
le-cay when Nlgi.lO mad been
tla-c2 She Vas working from
SON blueprint Of her own Sir
mad her own reasons for WI-fI--
Ii.tIlo 10 meet ne and FOR .ue .o
meet MIrtfl1 Like 4 draffsn 20
me had connected our tXr
sr ercs Of activity with straight
TO- She knew taat both '
Cicstapo and cur side had say
.-mSeivcs the common task q.
friing Sam Taggard She ha3 h,-
r.1 reasons for wanting - de-
! both Of Us. 10 redirect our
ives towards each other a-E
way from her father. Src eaa
4 Considcra Die success a-
gat. I considered "Whcra s
-cur father ! said quickly
To be continued
Copyright. 1919. Car. 4 Peter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
TO WHOM DUE THE HONOR

Tie City of Key WeSt shortly will I'M
p.anging through the seas. throwing up fam
ped spray ard reveling in the life that
ii rates in her from stem 70 stern.
There she goes. with her PROV proudly
j. ed and her stern SCI deeply into the W.
-. while her propeller turns up how many
ldred revolutions a minute All. that $
Eavv secret. And how she speeds She
81 be making 81. -. 81. 36 knots ar hour
probably faster than the last figure. Who
rvs. The Navy knows. and the Navy i
- telling anybody Why give out infor-
ton that may be of military importance
IS he enemy?
W know that the frigate. which will
lar Key Vests name. Is cross betWee:
destroyer and the British, corvette and
know that those ships are swift. and We
)w that hybridS sometimes are stronger
~ aSter than any of their parents. 50. for
/. we know. this frigate and others Of her
IS may be the swifte>t thing 80 far as
s-6chasers are concerned. that knifeS
through the seas
Now. up steps Secretary of the Navy
rank Knox and requests Mayor Willard
Alhary 70 name sponsor for the City .:
1ev West. which viii be launched shortly
he da.e also i a Navy secret. though The
c i.izen knows L. but. like the Navy. will not
s,vulga it,. and the mayor told The Citi-
zen he adj NOT decided whom he viii choose
To sponsor the ship.
When the term frigate was first used T
he Washington dispatch i'll The Citizer.
ne thoughts Of oldtime Key WeSter> turned
> the Jays when Uncle Sans frigate>.
quare-.iggerS drow>ed AT their anchorage
. Kew Vests harbor. but now that we know
hat this particular frgate viii be slick and
rim aud swift. interest is aroused in her
censorship. Who will be given the honor
, wishing the ship a notable career a she
lideS Gown The ways into her element. the
ga?
Judging by the trend of comment in
yaIiou parts of Key West. our people are OF
he opinion that relative of some Key West
log who died in action should be ramed t.
la the sponsor The latest records of key
Is esteis who made the supreme sacrifice in
ms war have not YET been issued. The last
lie Citizen saw included the names of five
no died while in action in the Army, but
ne have lost their lives in action IL the
Eavy and in the Coast Guard. From that lis,
far - it Is available. relative can he
loosen TO sponsor the City of Key West
Mayor Abury. since this writing has
ade re best possible choice of a sponsor
the frigate.
Nav her career in her country'S service
long and notable
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

Chapter
lFTER leaving Fall. I could
only think Of Sam Taggard's
isgehtcr. Our facts about her
were not too revealing. I was
cooking forward 70 meeting her
Il she were a Gestapo agent. !
ntcCf 20 know.
The Ta.Eard til. was certainly
ness and sam Taggard. alive or
4. was still IN the center Of
II he were dead. our main job
had to continue. His diScov-
~ had 20 be rcdiScovCred and
missing maps found.
he other alternative was 20
= tin-huntlng expeditions into
the mountains Of the Latin
1crlcas ! thought of Lila Tag
again. She must have gotten
name from the desk clerk
I'D she had also found out when
as in my room and when | was
v And Mrtilo had called upon
--r during the sieSta hour when
'ple usually do not have viSi-
-S. Il was then. only Their. tla'
he had called or me and asked
.--c IN English. net Spanish. where
~fr father was. Strange actions.
Sc suspected me cf being 4 Gov
--nment man and ySt she kaS
a-ought NIrtilo and myself to
--thCr. Why
When I finally reached the
tel the manager nodded at me
rom his desk. = have a letter FOR
YOU. Scnor Calder" He passed Rie
N envelope.
Floppins down into a chair,
sit the envelope open | first
rokc5 81 the 81 gnatur--Taggard
resd:
Dear Mr.. Calder.
! called on you TO thank
you Cor your assistance ! VIII
sct in touch with you when !
return
Yours truly.
Lila Taggard."
: hauled myself out Of the
-~-.r and walked 10 the cle- atOr,
--ic up. unlocked my door ard
entered M room. I stretched out
m the bed 20 get some rest
WHEN l woke Up my room was
dark and somebody was
scocking on the door. / went to
L-o dresser and picked up the 50
Who's there2" I said.
Miss Taggard."
Zone minute, please" | cOmbed
c,y hair back with my fingers,
owed the SO into its holster IN
& r my left armpit. Then I slid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
Today's Horoscope

Today gives power and emin
ence. The nature carries a large
amount o. courage, talent AT
cnGu.ane. and il requires vcrv
bad aspects 10 coun'eract tn
good 1-.ueulsS ~ The day But
the direction af Tree talents Is
very -a.laoie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

Listen to radio commercials for an
eninc and then wonder whether people
sap-headed enough To respond 10 such
.ivertiSing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
LEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
sEOM FILES OF THE CITIZE.;
OF JULY 30. 1893

-ne tropical dlsturba .ce tina,
->ed across the peninsula OF
,lda yesterday had died oul
say 90 WINDY squalls when il
lck Tampa TIN, morning. &C
ding 10 an Associated Press
pa-ch published IN The Cit
today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
A SAFE BET

har oi the Navy Knox has PR
r.e oI .hcragc within a year
wles u "a "a % wears of present
Relies
thesc same words were used
Sass " srla,War and then the on
ef neW drilling methods.
'a,Sn, nyattt4El thy bG =
Han rafe oil and gaNV'ee or IA
1850 supply Of 81 produces on
wa ir~rwffvr ~ 10 the-iob II
tn and regulators will but give
half a chance and allow i
fte risk involved. it i, a safe
4anfry won't be out of oil in
aenfy years.
ra tape before an artificial
and give American en-
m.e 60 meet auy emergency.
Hil Dee fatal 20 a nation
.nd oI' products almost
SISTER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30
WHERE BRAVERY COUNTS

Nae-The man ! marry oUs-
bold ar5 fearless.
jean W. dear p. rU>-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

AUeLo Nartlraz Serrano. -.
n 1870 O'Clock yesterday
Iang l- the home Of his SON
aH and 6augh'ar. NJ and ri,
a1k Rlvas. 1912 Duval street
neral services SAL be held ~ ,
ack his afternoon .r s.
sry> STR 81 rhe S.a Catholic
-.ch- The Re. 3 Y Daughe--
S J officiating
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

County Clerk Ross -. Sawyer.
mad been attending d meet
n county clerks from an over
Ga. held in jacksonville. re-
need tn Key Vest Yesterday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

l6l9-First Legislative
biz IN America. tfft Hsum
EJ~gcSses. convene
town. Va
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

Copyright. 1919. Car. 4 Peter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-30

t-33-Fir-t iul,
Frt,maaon Lodgt tr tnUnf
3 John Rps'un eNu
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-21


Jan-lM steadily Now
nMelat
advarcsR
attack heavy New
M
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-21

ON GROUND JUST CAPTURED Sicily Brig NcShcrry
mandant OF Army officers ANIGOr Military
eminent OF Occupied Territory takes
class organization Signal radopoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Movies Effect
On the Eyes
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

Ayes. but usually 1t does
not.
Q-DoeS severe pain in the
shoulder lead 10 cancer or a
stroke when oil is lacking in
the socket? The person con-
cerned thinks n IS only rheuma-
tism and does not worry, but II
is my duty 10 take notice If
above complaint IS serious
A. 3, c.
A-Pain In the shoulder IL all
most always due 10 local dis
order Of bone, joint or tendons.
Cancer or stroke are most
remote possibilities. In this case
the patient seems 10 be a more
logical worrier than you are.
Q-What is the disease called
pellagra? What is the treat
mcnt, and is II durable?
A-Pellagra il vitamin de-
ficiency disease due to mo-
nOtonous diet, usually of cured
or preserved foods. Ii IL 100 per
cent durable II taken in time nv
the use Of fresh foods and nico-
tinic acid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
How TO WRITE TO SOLDIERS

or spelling. Don't worry about
whether it is typewriter or pen
ciled. Don't worry about the kind
of paper used. A letter written on
the back of a tomato can label is
better than none at all.
Keep in mind that the army, the
navy and the marine corps have
found no substitute for the letter
from home.
And experience has shown this
letter should contain:
First, how the family is getting
along; second, that the family is
doing all it can for the war effort.
and is not striking; third, that he
Is wanted back; and fourth, all
about his friends and the gang,
the girls he knew, marriages and
births among friends, and the
places he used to know and wants
to return to when the job of dig
ging Hitler's grave is done.