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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
People
You Know
They Even Ration Air
To Submarine Crews
Nv WILLIAM FLEMING

The next time you complain
about rationing of gasoline, canned
foods, meat, shoes, etc, think
about rationing the air you
breathe.
That's right. think about il, be-
cause that's just what happened
10 Seaman Robert Jackson OF 437l
Mayfield, while on duty in the
South Pacific recently. The air in
the submerged sub was so bad one
day that officers prohibited smok-
ing and any extra activity
Jackson told about II when he
returned home the other day for
his first furlough in four years.
But II was sad homecoming.
Jackson's father had died and his
brother. Wilbur was prisoner OF
the Japs in the Philippines.
Here are the first two women
10 drive army trucks al Ft Brady.
Mrs. Audrey Prentiss, who used TO
live here. drove the trucks for
some time but has resigned 10 live
IN Indiana. NrVa knowltOn Lee is
still driving and. according 10 re-
ports, can handle truck as we'll
as any man.
Congratulations 10 Judge George
BeIding Of Dearborn. now the
proud pappy Of 9-pound H.
ounce boy. born in Henry Ford
Hospital.
Hope the little fellow doesn't
grow mp To he a Judge" Belding
said. It's kind OF n tough life
sometimes"
Capt. Mark CARMEL of he air
force IS home on furlOugh
Clark Schwaderer. FordSon High
School teacher, is now an ensign
IN the navy and 3Il-leaNe- "a
few weeks
James Thomson OF 1901 Dexter,
has retired from the New York
Central after y years OF service.
Starting 10 work as a messenger
boy Thomson ended up as super
visor Of the typIng bureau lie
now intends 10 move back 10
Silverton. O.. his home prior IN
moving 10 Detroit HIS many
friends will miss nm
Mrs. Fannie Taylor, formerly OF
Burt road has been notified that
her son, Pfc. Claude ". Taylor Jr.,
Is now japanese prisoner IN the
Philippines. he was reported
missing IN action last May.
Jack O'Seiii. the ad man. asks II
YOU have heard about the Young
man who had three wishes His
first wish was for ! 1000 suits OF
clothes. He got them
The next was for 500. 900. he
got H. In his last wish ne asked
that ne he able 10 take 2 hand
in national affairs and ne allowed
10 kill Hitler.
Nothing happened for few
minutes. then the phone rang he
listened for minute, then tainted
dead away. II was his draft board
and they wanted him right away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Relieved IN s minutes or
double your money back

double your money back
when excess stomach acid causes painful ~
f0rstng gas sour stomach and heartburn 0ocfofs
usually prescribe the fastest acting medicines
tnown FOR symponstc reiief-rnedicines like those
IN Bsll-sn Tablets No iara'iye Bell ans brings
coTnfou IN q INV of double money bark on
return ~ bottle US 2Nc sil druss'sts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Clark Schwaderer. FordSon High
School teacher, is now an ensign
IN the navy and VII Leave a
few weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Mrs. Fannie Taylor. formerly OF
Burt road, has been notified that
her son. Pfc. Claude ~. Taylor Jr.,
Is now a japanese prisoner IN the
Philippines He was reported
missing in action last May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Acid indigestion

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Capt Mark CARMEL of Tho air
force Is home on fuTlOugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

You we'll enough but still up with achy dragged
feeling. If do be because hard Mpy sagging mat
does you rest! Try this and you'll find
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Spnginess Full 50pound weight With Carry
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stripe ticking In double bed size An important value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Splendid rugs from famous firms-kal
heuSian and Beattie. First quality. seam
rugs with deep. long-wearing pile Ric
colored all-over and conventional designs. Re
larry higher priced 9X12-ft. size tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Health. Giving Herbs in Gillian

Gillian is an advanced medical
compound containing juices from
IS of Natures finest healthgiving
herbs. IL rs taken before meals
and mixes with the food in ones
stomach. thus helping 10 eliminate
the poisons that foster stomach
troubles and 20 permit the kidneys
and liver 20 function properly.
Gillian tends 10 make your liver
more active. clear away the old
bile from your system. and relieve
sluggish kidneys and backache. It
also aids in relieving agonizing
pains in the muscles and joints.
Gillian usually acts within 10
minutes 70 stop gas pains, sourness.
bloat and belching. Gillian is not
expensive. II costs but few cents
a day-surely a small enough in
vestment for vigorous, glowing
health.
Gillian Il recommended and sold
by all Cunningham's Drug stores
in Detroit and throughout Michi->
gan. Help yourself 10 health.
start today by buying bottle ~
Gillian. One bottle will convince
YOU. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Here is the text of the citation presented by the
American Legion to William Randolph Hearst:
Resolution

WHEREAS, William Randolph Hearst since 1888
has presented the national Americanism Award bear
ing his name to the American Legion, and
WHEREAS, the generosity of Mr. Hearst in pre-
senting this valuable award has greatly inspired and
increased Americanism work throughout the American
Legion;
WHEREAS, the Department of California on its
showing of Amercanism, was awarded the William
Randolph Hearst Amercanism Award at the l94Z
annual convention in Kansas City, Sept. 10, and
WHEREAS, this award occupies permanent
place of honor in department headquarters in the war
Memorial Building in San Francisco, and will serve as
an inspiration to future continuance of solid American
principles and doctrines by this department;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that The
executive Committee of the American Legion, Depart
ment of California, meeting in San Francisco, Sunday,
Dec g. 1912 does hereby express to Mr.. Hearst its
deep appreciation of his generosity in presenting the
annual William Randolph Hearst Amercanism Award,
and for his support during the past % years of the
American Legion's Americanism program
LEON HAPPELL, Department Commander
JAMES X. FISK, Department Adjntant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Col. Mccormick
WiNkieExchdnqe
Political SIdps
Chicago Publisher
viii Ignore Dare;
Calls Rival Nuts

NEW YORK, July II CINS)--
Publisher Robert r. Mccormick
and planetary pilgrim Wendell
l.. Willkie laughed at each other
today-from a distance.
1t stemmed from Wilkes chal-
lenge that the boss of the Chicago
Tribune should fight il out with
him in next Aprifs Illinois Re-
publican presidential preferential
primary-as rival candidates on
1.-THE greatest issue Of the day
this nations relations with the
rest of the world, and liberal in
ternal domestic policies.
Mccormick said that Illinois
folk regard Willkie as "a Joke
and nuts" for his views as eH-
pressed in the book. Zone World"
"My only two sponsors" con-
tinued Col. Mccormick. "are
the Gold Dust twins-Winchell
and Willkie. Anybody can beat
WilIkie in Illinois, so l won't
have to take the trouble"
He said that if a Republican
convention were held now, Gen
Macarthur would be nominated
by reclamation
WHlkie, Informed of the pub
lishers rejection of the dare,
commented:
Just say i had a good laugh"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Baby Boy Killed
When Hit by Auto

James Beshara, 2, of 5056 Sey-
burn. died in Receiving Hospital
Saturday of injuries received
when he apparently ran into the
side of a car driven by August
Michaus. 56. of 1925 Peter Hunt
Police said the child darted
from behind a parked car on Sey-
burn into MichauS automobile
1t. Louis O'Brien said that pre-.
hminary Investigations indicated
that MichauS would be abSolveo
Of blame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Father and Son
Become Sedbees

Joseph Gene" Eperard 50 Of
142ll Faircrest- beat the maxi
mum age limit by month as
he was sworn into the Navy Sea-
bees here Saturday. together with
his son. James Everard, Y, OF
River Rouge.
Spurred by the enthusiastic
letters of younger son. Kenneth,
who is in training at Great Lakes.
H.. father and son gave up their
Jobs 10 enlist.
Joseph, the father. crane
operator at Continental Motors
was rated machinist's mate
James. who was an electrician al
Briggs Manufacturing Co, re-
ceived the rating of electriclan's
mate. second class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Hunt Teen-Age Girl.
As Baby Kidnaper

LOS ANGELES, July II tINS)
"A 17-year-old girl who offered
to hold a sleepy mothers baby
and then disappeared with the
child was hunted today.
Mrs. Stella Tucker, 10, told
police she was worn out when
she reached Los Angeles en- route
TO join her soldier-husband A
girl, she said. offered TO hold her
l5-months-old daughter while she
slept in the bus stations rest
room. When she woke both girl
and baby were gone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
California Legion
Honors W. Hearst
Publisher Presented Citation
for Americanism Stand

WYNTOON Cal July 17-Another signal recognition
80 William Randolph Hearsts devotion 10 the cause of
aggressive Amercanism came this week in simple, yet
impressive ceremony a; the Hearst home here.
Commander Leon HappeI head Of the department OF
California Of the American Legion formally presented the
nublsher with specially prepared and framed copy of the
state Ieqons resolution thanking him for the annual
William Randolph Hearst Amercanism award which the
California Legonnares in 1912 and expressing the
veterans organizations keen appreciation for the years
and years of support Mr. Hearst and his newspapers
have given the Legion for the Americansm principles 1T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Kellogg Air Base
Ration Clerk Jailed

BATTLE CREEK. July II
PVT. Myron Reiter, 80, former ra-
ton board clerk at the Kellogg
air base here, is under arrest for
alleged irregularities in handling
Of gasoline and tire rationing, 1T
was disclosed today. Reiter is a
resident of New York. Nature Of
the irregularities was not re-
Nealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

deeply appreciate, TO receive
this citation from an OrganiZa-
ton whose splendid American
ism has been established by a
long record not only OF lofty
ideals but of -glOriOus deeds.
MAY the churches and the
schools and the press and the
Legion always stand strongly
and firmly together In support
Of the free institutions which
have made our country the
great nation that II is"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SEEN AS CANDIDATE

CHICAGO, July II CUP) -
Senator Scott w. Lucas CD Of
Illinois said today that high
quarters in Washington believe
Col. Robert r. Mccormick may
run as Republican candidate fol-
the Senate.
I'm this case would he the
one to oppose his isolationist
views" Lucas said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

"For the last s wears ! have had
trouble with my stomach. Gas
Pains were very had. and ! always
felt bloated and stuffy after meals
even though | ate little having had
almost no desire for food. | also
was so constipated / had to take
laxatives. Ny kidneys were weak.
had no energy and often it was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
New Soy Bean Plant

COLUMBUS, O., July II (INS)
"A soybean processing plant will
he installed at the Ohio Farm
Bureaus terminal grain elevator
AT Springfield in time 10 care for
the 1943 crop in October. The
capacity will be 1900 bushels a
daN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

stands for.
Commander Happcn represent
inr as he said. - 600 American
Leeionnaires and $1,000 members
Of the Legion's womens auxiliary
in this state. and hundreds o.
thousands Of other LeglonnalreS m
the whole United States, CANT
from his home m Stockton &c
make the presentation.
over the years" he SAID.
shoth the state department ot
California, and the national or
RanizAtion at the American
Legion, have appreciated the
WAY YOU. Mr.. Hearst, have sup
ported our program In every
way you possibly could.
"In editorials and news col
umns Of your newspapers. We
were able 10 reach the public of
this nation; you gave us the
opportunity TO reach millions
with the American Legions
message of Americanism.
I'VE appreciate this douhly,
because YOU were with us when
the going was toughest. Today,
every American is filled with
the spirit Of Americanism. But
there were other days, and when
the going was toughest. YOU
through your newspapers helped
us carry our battle. The fight
for American principles was
part Of your heart, we know. or
you would not have fought II.
HELPED LEGION FIGHT
cit seems silly TO say that to
carry the program OF Amer
icanism 10 Americans could ever
be unpopular. but at times we
were faced with tremendous,
anti-American element. They
were probably well thinking,
well intentiOned people-b u I
they dISarmed this nation: they
fought us at every turn Of the
road; they sacrificed the L. -.
Navy In the Treaty of London
and the Treaty Of Washington;
they were the proponents Of
disarmament by exampl e.
which has proved so costly In
American lives In this war,
I'VE fought against those
things, and you helped us. And
all the things we stood for in
that fight for AmericaniSm have
now come to pass. When we
have carried the war TO n sue
eessful conclusion, II will have
proved that the program Of the
American Legion, which you
supported. was right.
81 thank you for your fine
recognitin OF the Legion's pro-
gram in this trophy you have
presented"
Here. Commander Happell re
ferred 10 the California depart
ments winning of the 1912 VII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
GAS PAINS
CAUSED HIM MISERY:
.STUFFY AFTER MEALS
Mr.. James Rubber, Former
Machinist, of 1884 Stoe-
pei ST., Detroit, Had In.
digestion, Constipation and
Weak Kidneys - Gillian
Helped Me Greatly" He
Says.

Miserable from stomach. liver
and kidney distress and Constipa.
ton OF long standing-then Gillian
and presto, These miseries van
ish and life again becomes enjoy.
able. That is Mr. Rubier's expert
ence. II IS tN exp rience Of
hundreds OF others throughout
Michigan who have found Gillian n
decidedly different and amazingly
beneficial medicine Mr.. Rubber
states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

all I could do IN move my legs.
The very first bottle OF Gillian
helped me immensely and ! have
noticed big improvement in my
appetite, digestion and bowel &C.
tion. | have so much more energy
Il rs nbelieVahle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
YOUR CHIROPRACTOR
KNOWS
1T TAKES BACKBONE. F..
to get enjoyment
out Of living

Whether your favorte social relaxation Is
dancing, golf, or bridge 1t cannot offer you the
fullest pleasure unless you have the vitality TO
put into It yourself Real pleasure. like real
work, takes backbone In literal sense that
means wellfuncuonng spine.
The reason for this IS pretty obvious The spine
protects Vita part Of the nerve system. Thus,
even Sigh, spine failure depnves some body
TISSUES Of their needed nerve control or inhu.
enoe. Countless people try to struggle along
without dong anything about these slight
spine failures They don't really ENJOY living
Most Of these people are not especially TO be
ouucized, for they don't know how common
spine failure is-and they don't know that their
own symptoms Of poor health are very often
the symptoms of spine failure The spine itself
may no, he the seat of their discomfort or PAIN
Unless YOU ave sure M your OWN case IT would
he wise pree4uuon 20 make 01c that splpe-
failure &c no; taking toll Of your capacity to
ENJOY ME 1T takes backbone to be healthy"
~ The 'sshor9b'hty Of tte Chvop,actpr tot n,
r'-'l redIth IS to rre,er,t. correct OF eontN
tho'r5ohd'nors Of tts e,rc uhcr ,, lrtevfer
ING piih uor-aal nerte function cause disease
spouSCr"'l ~ y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
l:El1Z;I1!l3
CHARACTERIZATION
When KIDNEYS need diureiit did

When oversrAin or other non-organic,
non-SyStemic cause SioDs 6otI1 kidney
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Naturally, urinary flow may be lcsSened--
frequent but scanty--ofteu smarting. Get
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To relieve such symptoms, you want
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Take care 10 use only as directed on pack.
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Capsules foasJ, They act JaSH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

liam Randolph Hearst American
ism award. in the fourth success
Slve year of its presentation. The
state department won the award
on us record for the year-a
record including conducting Of l75
citizenship schools for foreign
born. It's giving of physical train
inC 10 100000 young men, help
ing many Of them into the armed
forces which had previously re-
lected them. its sponsoring OF
Boy Scout troops. it's many mil
lion dollar bond sales; its service
by 1900 Legionnaires IN special
FBI assignments against eSpion-
age and sabotage; its American
ism essay and oratory contests;
It's fight for rugged Americanism
i'm the education OF the state s
children: It's unwavering devotion
TO the fundamental principles Of
AmericaniSm in every field.
READS CITATION
Then Comdr. Happell read the
test Of the American Legion
citation as ne presented II to Mr..
/ Hearst. and added,
60 and that comes from the
hearts of the $4,000 American
LegiOnnaires and the $4,000
members of the women's aux
Hilary I'm this state. and from
the hundreds Of thousands Of
other LegiOnnaires an the United
States"
NisiblY affected by the honor.
Mr.. Hearst accepted the Citation
in these words:
II am very greatly honored
10 receive this citation for
! Americanism from the Ameri-
can Legion.
There Is nothing desire
more than to he considered, and
moreover always TO BE, a good
American.
And there Is no institution
or organization from which i
would rather have such cita-
tion than from the American
Legion.
PATRIOTISM PROVEN
1.-THE American LegiOn-On
every occasion, and without
single eXeeption-has demon
strated its own answering 10y
atty 10 true Americanism.
1T has proved its high patri-
otism in war and In peace.
ut has been one Of the most
potent factors Of the nation In
stimulating love of country and
appreciation OF the inestimable
value Of our American Liberties.
at has been mighty inffu-
ence in preserving throughout
the whole people a just reVer-
ence for the democratic con-
ceptS of the founding fathers.
1T is indeed an honor, which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

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convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saIesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
IST0MAT0N {
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STOMACH SUFFERERS

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and have psPl 100 large tablets last .
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1943-11-10
Pharmaceutical Flop

No doubt about it, the place to 20
when in need Of odd, unclassifiable
items Of merchandise is the local
drugstore. The proprietor usually
delivers the goods, and when he falls
down on the job it is news
One OF the rare pharmacy failures
occurred in Knoxville, Tennessee. A
soldier entered drugstore there and
asked for wife. At first the pro-
prietor thought he meant a knife,
but there was no error. The soldier,
it seemed, had obtained a six-day
furlough on the pretext of getting
married, and had to make good, or
else. Sympathetic clerks went into
a huddle. There was no use going
to the sanctum sanctorum in the
back room, barred to the public. to
root around among it's barrels and
boxes; they knew the stock we'll
enough to be sure that they carried
no wives. Nor would it be feasible
to of1er him something else, on the
plea that it was just as good. Re-
luctantly they turned him down,
and he sadly departed. There the
tale ends; no one knows what luck.
if any, he had elsewhere in his linn
tied time. or whether he is now in
the guardhouse or the doghouse.
Evening star., 1943-11-10
DR.. Locke Says A. p. Erred
In Report Of His Views.


The Associated Press report in your
November issue of speech styen
November / at the University OF Utah
at Salt Lake City seriously misrep-
resents both the text and temper Of
my speech on that occasion In quoting
me incorrectly as saying: The Negro
has made progress toward eliminating
racial discrimination. but he just can't
Jump the whole distance; we must
walk"
My main contention was that, in this
period OF crisis, swift readjustment
must be made in these matters and that
the burden Of proof lies upon American
democracy and the majority behavior
rather than upon the Negro minority
although they, OF course, have their
share in the task OF reconstruction
The Salt Lake Tribune OF November
more correctly reported me As say
ing: There must be complete con-
sistency between what democracy pro-
fesses and what democracy practices.
Public opinion in America has got
to be sold on racial democracy. Now
is the time for the people to face this
question. Race equality alone can
secure world peace. To save the
United States from moral bankruptcy
we must solve the color problem"
ALAN LOCKE.
Evening star., 1943-11-10

along our enormously extended Al
lied supply lines, and about any
number Of other things his de-
tractors never bothered to consider.
That Mr.. Murphy handled all this
superbly well, however, has been
generally recognized, and it is now
eloquently confirmed in an article
appearing in the current issue of the
American Foreign Service Journal,
published by the State Department.
Written by Bernard Metz, former
British consular officer, the article
discusses in detail all the "swirling
currents through which Mr.. Muir
ply had to operate in North Africa
and it argues very eonvincingly that
If he had yielded to the clamor of
his critics and effected rapid changes
IN the French administration and
army command. there would have
certainly been immediate disastrous
repercussions." In Mr. Metz's words,
Mr.. Murphy's patient efforts, con-
clllatory spirit, kindliness of man.
ner, wise foresight, clever handling
OF opponents, forbearance, restraint
and unyielding strength in persist
ing In the policy which he believed
to be-and which events have proved
correct have contributed in no
small measure to the almost blood
less landing in North Africa" and to
the successive victories that fol-
lowed. Mr.. Metz's praise is unquali-
ned. Thanks to Mr.. Murphy, he
writes, tens of thousands British
and American soldiers are alive to-
day" who might otherwise have died
on the beaches.
Sometimes years must pass before
a maligned man is vindicated in the
perspective of history, and his ma
ligners thoroughly discountenanced
But In Mr.. Murphys case, this is not
so. Events In North Africa, includ-
ing the working agreement between
Generals de Gaulle and Giraud and
the restoration Of democratic princi-
pies, long ago demonstrated how
wrong his critics were and how bril-
liantly he performed the heavy and
complicated task assigned to him.