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Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04

to depend on good washing and
sunshine as a W.hitcncr ,.. clothes
will no doubt last much longer.
from a recent bulletin OF the Con.
sumcr Division ofrhe OPA discuss
ing the use of chlorine blCdChcs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

TO infection. This vitamin is al
so necessary for healthy nerves,
skin, gums. teeth and bones. You
get vitamin A by eating leafy
green's and yellow colored ones,
as tomatoes; also from liver, but
ter. milk and eggs.
There is family of B vita
Minis. One is Bl, also known as
thiamine (rhyme "thi' with
my ~. Thiamin is nicknamcd
the morale vitamin. Those with
too little thiamine often exhibit
nervousness and re tar d d
growth, have poor appetltes.
constipation, slow heart rate,
tired feeling
Another Of the B family is
nlacln, or nicotine acid (not
the same as nicotine which is of
no value in nutrition). You need
this vitamin for health of nerves
and the digestive system, and
for healthy skin NiaCin is
probably the health Waterman
that does most to ward off pei
lasra, which can be prevented
by eating abundantly OF foods
containing B vitamins. partlcu-
larly niacin.
A third vitamin is riboflavin
rri' rhymes with why and
ella with way. 1t is needed
for normal growth. If the body
gets too little of it,. skin disor-
ders will result; there may be
dimness of vision and cataract.
Many foods have the B vitamins.
Meats, liver, kidney and other
Slandular meats, fish. peas.
beans, soybcans, milk, eggs. the
lcafy green vegetables will fur
nish these.
Vitamin c also is known as
ascorbic acid When you get
enough Vitamin c your body It's
sues are healthier. especially the
blood vessels, bones, teeth. and
gums. For lack of this vita
min. sailors on long voyages
wi.hout fresh food once were
freouetly laid low with scurvy.
In time they learned that if they
took lemon, lime or orange Juice
they quickly recovered from
this disease. Raw green food
such as cabbage also cured it.
Many persons. young and old,
get less of this vitamin in their
food than they should have for
the best of health,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15
Hidden Hunger Threatens War Effort on Home Front
Inefficiency of Workers
Marks Lack of Vitamins

This Is the first Of two ar
U ticlcs, prepared for NEA Serv-
ice by nutrition experts of
the u. S. Department of Agri-
culture. on vital problems of
balancing the wartime diet.
The science of nutrition has
revealed that mankind is subject
to two kinds of hunger for food
"a hidden hunger as well as the
more easily recognized pangs of
hollow hunger.
Hidden hunger is the subtle
kind that results from a lack of
essential food substances in dali
~ diets-such as the vitamlns
which are household words for
nearly everybody, but still are
too little understood and are Of
ten sighted in our food habits.
Vitamins are the more or less
mysterious substances in our
food that help keep our bodies
strong and healthy.
VITAL TO THE NATION
These, along with the protcins,
carbohydrates, fats, minerals,
and water. are essential to good
health and normal groWth-and
therefore, extremely important
to the nation i'm wartime when
all citizens should be at the peak
Of condition for maximum out
put,
For centuries. 1t was known
that certain foods could cure
some Kinds or disease, but no.
BODY knew just what il was in
the food that caused the cure.
New chemists and other lab
oratory investigators have been
able TO separate and study some
OF substances called vitamins
and to learn more about their
functions. They have also learn
ed to prescribe definite amounts
OF vitamins when they are need
cd and commercial food process
sers are able to enrich" or for
tify" some important foods by
adding certain pure vitaminS
and minerals.
The vitamins have been
identified with tine ways in
which they aid health. Vitamin
A, for instance is needed for
normal eyesight in dim light,
and therefore is important to air
pilots, fighting men, and people
who must carry out activities in
darkened places.
PREVENTS NIGHT
BLINDNESS
When a person has a deficien-
cy of vitamin A, his eyes cannot
adjust quickly from bright light
night blindness. Also in day
10 darkness trouble known as
light person with night blind
ness cannot see well TO the right
or left. This may cause acct
dents. A deficiency Of vitamin A
will render the body more liable
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15
Ray Center

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Card,
Herbert Neiman and daughter,
Lavanna, spent Saturday eve
ming at New Baltimore.
The Ray Farmers Club met
last Thursday evening at the Ray
Union church. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Ward and their commit
tee had charge OF the evening
The Misses Margaret and Hell
EN- Ballor, Of Detroit, spent the
weekend at their parental
home.
Marie kirkum celebrated her
ninth birthday Saturday and
entertained 10 girls at her home.
The diversion for the afternoon
was bunco and other games were
also played.
Prizes we're awarded Mar
saret Skinner, Lois Mary Plegue
and Mary Caldwell. The hostess
served luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seafert
and Mrs. Ivan Thomas of st.
Clair county were dinner guests
last Thursday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Seafert at
Meade.
Kathleen Kirkum has been on
the sick list the past week and
was happy TO return to school ON
Monday.
Sidney Smith is home on
nine day furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nieman
are moving to a farm on the
Memphis Ridge road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Neiman
visited relatives in Flint last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Teller
are receiving congratulations on
their baby daughter which was
born at st. Joscph's hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

The body cannot store large
amounts of vitamin c. You must
get your supply day by day. Cit
rus fruits and tomatoes are very
good sources of this vitamin, but
fruits of different kinds, cab
bage, parsley and other vege-
tables are also good sources.
Canned tomatoes and citrus
fruits contain almost as much
Vitamin d is tWo-Way-it
vitamin c as the fresh products.
comes from fish liver oils and
sunshine. Fat fish such as sal
mon and sardines, egg yolk and
butter contain small amounts. 1t
helps bones and teeth grow
strong and straight. 1t is called
the sunshine" vitamin. Oils
from fish livers are the foods
most commonly used for vitamin
d.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

At one aircraft plant. il is
necessary TO make 1000 inter-
departmental phone calls and
more than 1900 hours must be
spent on paperwork in order TO
follow through on a single order
for aircraft engines.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

Medical researchers have estimated that the health Of about three
Of four families impaired vamin
deficiencies Here Is Phla-
delpha school children At The girls first choice of 20 foods
is likely to dietary lack Below Eye examination
with special instrument shows vamin and deficiencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
@ Girl H0m Peru

Behind her on Andeon slopes
Rise teuoce sfoir ond sieepIe.
Built Upword ike the oncieot hopes
OF vonished Ineo people.
Who foid those stones she does not know,
Or Who with foilins bonds,
Lobored thousand years ego
Al some old Kings eommonds.
But pousins in her woven sbowi
Fashioned without seon,
She Icons osoins' fhe sunny vol
And d,eoms curious dreom
Pefbops some nnoiden, then os now,
II truth she might discover,
Beoeoth the green PerUvio0 boU5h
Stood voting for her lover
Stood thus, withdrew opor'
Wotchi7g thot city rise
The seFsome yeotni0s Of her heor
Ire so7e lock in her eyes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Magazine SectiOn-Detroit Times
Copyright 1913, In the United States OF America by
American Weekly, Inc All Rights Reserved Under
International Copyright, Including Foreign Rights.
Reproduction in Original, or in Translation Is
Expressly Forbidden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Mudhens Take
First PIdyoff
Nv International New. ser,ic.

The Columbus Red Birds and
the Toledo Mudhens emerged
Nctors today in the opening games
Of the American Association play
off series.
The invading Rcd Birds
trounCed the league champion
Brewers. Ill. at Milwaukee last
night while Toledo won a hard,
Il victory over the Indianapolis
Indians az the HooSier capital.
Columbus, which finished third
in the league standings. clinched
the game with two runs in the
second inning and then blasted
out five runs in the seventh and
four moro in the ninth while Ted
Wilks held the Brewers TO four
hits
At indianapolis, the Mudhcns
punched out two runs in the
fourth inning with Kramer get
ting credit for the victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Blooper Is Easy

R!n Sewe|Is hloopcr ball is
not feared by Stan Muslsl n
inc Cardinals Stan made
- hits in 70 'rIpS against tho
Pirate acc this season for a
plump hating average q 5S3.
National Hockey League gov
prrors despite warnings over a
period Of years. are just dis
covering their weakest link has
been their publicity department
Il they have one Bobby
DobbS. brother ~ Glenn DOhbS.
TulSas passing acc. lS a. West
Point
View York baseball scribes
already arc predicting Steve
OEcils dismissal as manager
~ the Tigers 49,. skipper Low
Boudrcau and Pitcher Jim
Barby ~ The Indians arc feu5-
,nc CSsic y BIcJCc Of the
Washington Senators nav bc
named the wears best manager.
Coach Babe HollnCbcrry a.
Washington State has q new
football csIl( Nnr. TWO thrcc.
fnur-F N..' Adam BcnFoeshea
~ fhc Buffalo Bisons- who was
v-fr tho Tigers In spring train
irT o. Evansville is going into
49, marines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
STANDINGS
BY HAROLD KAHL

With eight Of the l6 teams tied,
a merry scramble for first place
in the Michigan Major Classic
will he on when second bowling
matches Of the season are rolled
al Crest Recreation tonight at 9
o'clock.
Winners OF two games last week
are paired with losers, the feature
bringing together Fred Bujack's
S. e. S. and Elwood Blake'S Muir
dock. The former nippcd Detroit
Sales for tWa~the first trip. while
Murdoch wound up on the short
end in a close match with Herman
BenGellS PepSi-Cola.
Louis Bu IRIS De Luxe and
Cy Goralczyk's Sackman's will
enter heir series against Kraetke
and Auto Club favoriteS TO stay
in leaders row. Pepsi-Cola. how
ever, has 10 contend with Detroit
Sales and may drop behind. The
schedule:
Kraetks We ne Luxe ALLEYS -. Ra-
mona Recreation US Jerry Mccarthy 81 .
olympic vs. Rols 5-e Young W Cot'er.
IS PepH-Cols W Detroit Sales q-1O,
SRCkmans vs. Auto Cmh. 11-I2 s 4 s
~ MurdoCk 1914. Standard vs.. Palmer
Park Recreation, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
.Bookies Wires
Under j. 5. Eye

WASHINGTON, Sept q CUP)
The federal communications
commission today ordered an in
veSttgattou of telegraph and tofe-
phone facilities now in use for
"non-eSsential' dissemination Of
race track information for gam
bling purposes.
The inquiry will be directed TO-
ward telegraph circuits with
drops" 10 bookie establishments
and not 10 the use Of wire ia
cilltieS for transmission Of racing
information by press associations,
newspapers and radio stations, II
was said.
Western Union has over
1900 miles Of circuits leased
for the dissemination Of racing
information" tho FEC said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Bron(Os Vow MOI
ToBe0utgdmed

KALAMAZOO, Sept 21-They
will be outweighed considerably,
those Broncos Of Western Mich
tgan College. but if is doubtful II
even Fritz Crisler's dream team
at Michigan viii he able 10 out
game the far lighter Broncos
when they meet in Michigan 5
home opener Saturday.
Coupled with gameneSs Is also
biz question mark as 10 whether
Michigan can match the Bronco
speed and can keep a fine passing
attack completely bottled up
Captain Bob Mellcn'S work at
left half and that Of the light
weight Dick Bowman al quarter
were outstanding in practice
yesterday.
Mellcn. who was formerly a
half and worked over into a
quarterback At Western. was
showing stiffness IN carrying
the ball which surprised his most
optimistic friends, while Bowman
regular quarterback for Montana
last year, was carrying out his
T formation assignments without
a flaw.
Just behind Bowman and prob
ably due 10 see considerable Serv-
ice Saturday is another well rated
quarterback. Nick Mlosevich.
Southern Illinois. also a clever
field general. fine paSSer and
kicker, as are both Melles and
Bowman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Mickey Went Hunting

- Gordon Mickey Coch-
rans spent hlS recent leave
ffeHa- Great Lakes hunting IN
Wyoming MiCkey'S baseball
team won - out Of 63 games
this past summer &c.. One of
the SetbaCkS was suffered at
the hands OF the Tigers.
Bob WcStfall is in training at
Scott Field tlllD as a bomber
crew radio operator Louie
Newman reports that Larry
Cisncros. a wclterweiEht who
fought young hid Mccoy and
others IN Detroit, has been
matched 10 fight Lew Jenkins
IN Oran Algeria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Fight Results

ny United Press
New York tQueensboro stadium -
Marvin Bryant 100 Dallas Texas dsci-
stoned Sonny Horne 1871 Nnss. n ts1f
Larry Williams 14q Harlem Knocked
out Verne Atkins, 40. Youngstown q.
81; Buddy Bailey. i42 Y. ARM.
drew with Charley Disz, lf2. New York
90; George Knox. i2s, Sewark y J.
decisionsd Johnny Harry 12s. New YORK
80; Max Gonzalez. h3s,/ Puerto Rico.
Knocked out Leo Brown, US. Detroit tslt
Joe Redick l5e PsteT1rn y. JA dsci-
sioIed r. J. Lewis $50. Denver 90
Brooklyn - willie Downing ise Jsr-
sey City. " j. decisioned Johnny Reys-.
it4, Puerto Rico On frankie Gromeds,
i35, New YORK, decisionsd sammy stE-
uano, 1877, Hoboken, n J 20 Rocky
GraIisno, $50 New York. deeisions1
George Wilson, l53, Detroit ca; Pstsv
scslzo. 40. U. 8 Army, declsionsd Eddy
Dowi, 1875 newark. n ). tsl: Al Tyler,
ifi. Palm Beach. Fla. deciS0ued, Freddis
Addeo. 1875. Greenpoint, y. Y. OD.
Hartford, Conn - Maurice ULsfvl
LachAncs 12s, Lisbon. Ne decisi0nsA
Phil Terranovs. 1874 New York lol
Washington Gus Dorazio 2o1 PrT.
adslpha. decisioned Al Hart 77s wash
ington (lo),
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

cams in his junior year
and as a senior. made every
election in the country -. he
wears No. q with the Lions,
he number he carried 10 fame
n college football
I'd Sweeney. manager OF the
Los Angeles club, Will be the
new skipper Of the Chicago
Cubs.
Riley MstheSon Of the Lions
lived in trailer a. Cleveland
when with the Rams &C.. Yer
non Kennedy Of the Cleveland
Indians lived in trailer IN
Chicago one season he pitched
for the White SoX Mathe-
son construction worker
worked ON the Shasta dam big
COST in the world A. Rcdd.ng
Cal. during the past summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Light Horse
Chasing Japs

HOS. l. s. SOUTH PACIFIC
FORCES, Sept y delayed CUPD
Light Horse Harry Wilson.
who won all American football
fame at Penn State and West
Point in the late Dos, is command
ing officer Of a bombardment
group OF the 18th L. 6. Army Air
Force.
Now It. Col. Harry Z. Wilson
is commanding a group Of Billy
Mitchell medium bombers known
as the night nemesis, credited
with sinking II vessels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Irish Didn't Have Room for Bill Daley
N'Wesfern Also
Rejected Him
But NJ Didn' t

CHICAGO, Sept. % QNS)-
What may stand up as the best
story OF the 1943 football sea.
son was going the rounds today.
y The navy's VIZ program at
Wisconsin was so damned II
couldn't handle another student.
An official telephoned North
western. and Notre Dame IN
turn seeking 20 place the stu
dent.
sorry" came the reply, but
we're overloaded"
Finally, the University OF
Michigan, also conducting a
VIZ program, was called.
Were overloaded, too" said
a Michigan spokesman. "but
send him along. Well make
room for him somehow"
The Shunted-about trainee
was Big Bill" Daley, Mime
sofas all-American ball toter
last year, whose performance
for Michigan last Saturday
made some people sorry they
couldn't find room for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
H. P. Holds Amateur
Ring Card Friday

a l0-bout amateur boxing pro-
gram, sponsored jointly by the
Shamrock a. {. and highland
Park Recreation. will be hold Fri
day night Al Hackett FieldhouSe,
Third and Pitkin avenues, High
land Park
The two feature bouts Will bring
together Kid Carroll, Shamrock
A. G. and Nick PaliSc, Dearborn
Boys Club IN tho lightweight di-
vision, and Howard FcnSkC. II p.
Recreation, VS. Eddie Tayler.
Brewster. in the heavyweight
class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Detroit Joins Nation
Inn Tribute 10 Dog
BY Don GILES

the world Is your dog. What
ever YOU give him, whatever
YOU do for him. he never is
guilty OF ingratitude. To him
YOU are the most powerful per-
sOnage in the world and beyond
Censure; YOU are your dogs god;
YOU can do no wrong.
LOYALTY Is UNMATCHED
The most loyal thing in the
world il your dog. Whether YOU
come home from Congress or
from Jail. whether YOU have lost
your fortune or made a million,
whether YOU return dressed in
fashions height or In rags,
whether YOU have been hailed
hero or condemned as criminal,
your dog il waiting for YOU with
a welcoming bark Of delight,
vagging tail and a heart that
knows no guile.
The world likes dogs be-
cause dogs are nearest 10 moral
perfection Of all living things"
This weekend In Detroit yoJ
can show your love Of dogs bl
attending Nhe National Obedience
Trials set for Sunday Al T.. Of d
Stadium. a benefit 10 raise fund,
for dogs for defense, War De
partment Procurement Agency foi
dogs for Nhc armed forces. Othei
dog events are tkC Michigan
Sp0rtSmcnS Association field tria
for amateur owners Of poinuni
dogs also SGT for Sunday AZ l. a
NoQng Gun Club Riding Stables
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Upon Visits Home

Johnny Lipon. former Tiger
ShortStop. is home on leave
from a naval training station
AZ Memphis. where he was
transferred from Great Lakes
lie played ball with the
camp team this summer.
ClNk Griffith thinks the
Yankees will be too tough for
the Cardinals this year He
lays the Cardinals were n Splr-
tod club last year. while the
Yankees played way below par.
Tommy Fillmore, former De-
'roit hockey star and more re-
emily Of the Springfield Mass
indians, has been classified in
i-F New York Giants. a
all end ball club, drew 1853
or a double-header with the
Dodgers recently-which doesn't
Gem 70 indicate great lack Of
interest in the national paStime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Bill Smith Enters
Central AAU Swim

CHICAGO. Sept % INS)-A
crack field was assured today in
the Central AAU swimming tour
nament competition al Chicago s
Medinah Club Friday night.
Latest star entrant was Bill
Smith, Ohio State University lu-
minary. who now is in the navy
and stationed az Great Lakes.