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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
Embarked Love

way" Her heavily iipsticked mouth
lifted over the memory.
I'm afraid I'd realize II was only
q fake"
"Denison, you're brute! All men
are brutes," she said In q falsely
melancholy tone.
"You should know. my pet" her
host emphasized. "You'vs had
plenty"
Oddly Abby was not piqued, al
though she did tighten her lips
against Wares teasing. How true.
All wonderful men. Especially In
their own estimation. loved each
one. Madly. But now. not one Of
them could make my heart 50 much
as burp. Paige. dear. pass the
fudge"
Again Denison Wares quick
laughter burst forth. you are half
witted, my friend, but we love you
anyway. And now, want to plan
my party"
"Party?" Abby repeated. Tn
too tired. I'm too full. I'm not In
terested in any party. When Is it,"
why don't you be nice and
quiet?" crooned Denison. For q
changer I'll try to plan this with
out your suggestions" He watched
Abby slide her four feet six inches
into a relaxed position on the rat
tan lounge chair. While she detb-
erately closed her eyes he knew she
would miss nothing.
Denison said, II want II TO be a
happy party. You may not get back
as soon as I'd like you to, Paige.
That Is impossible because I'd ra-
Their you never would leave-so this
farewell must be good"
Paige said nothing as she sat
smoking her after-dinner cigaret,
and nibbling on the coconut fudge.
But her expression was enough to
make the man know she was happy.
"We'll have only 4 few guests,
persons who don't even know about
you and Carnes and who wouldn't
care II they did. Besides, there are
some people in Honolulu who don't
consider Rusty Carnes as impor-
tant as Rusty Carnes considers
Rusty Carnes."
Abby Tyson showed signs Of life.
She wriggled like a fat puppy hav-
ing a bad dream. "Denison, that
reels with all the earmarks Of q
jealous male"
IAN right" shouted the man. 80
I'm Jealous Now what are you 60
ing to do about it?"
Nothing" Abby said soothingly.
Nothing at all. Could be Paige.
doesn't care to hear her kinda-sorta
husband ridiculed."
Paige svaded Abby's purpose.
Right now everything Is being
said for me. Everything is being
planned for me. Strangely, like
not having to think for a change"
Her voice was languid.
Good" said Denison crisply. To
Abby he said, II Just don't want
Paige upset when we walk into the
Royal"
The girls voice suddenly was not
languid. ''The Royal? Oh, Denison,
I couldn't" Her color left her. II
might see"
That's just 1t. So you might.
And what of it? I'll be there to help
you, Paige, so don't give me any
Of that scared-kitten guff!"
TO Be Continued)
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er you want TO or not. On the
whole, think it will probably be
good for all of US. The experience
of life insurance companies in
Germany during the last war was
very peculiar: in the civil popula-
tion-in spite of the enormous re-
strictions on food, which we're
necessary the death rate for
those over 40 was far lower than
it had been for years. This was
ascribed to the fact that compul-
sorry dieting had reduced obesity
and had improved metabolic dis
eases, such as diabetes and high
blood pressure.
There are several rules about
dieting which should be observed.
In the first place, don't go on my
Lenten reducing diet unless you
need TO. Women who are within
the normal range of weight are
particularly likely TO try to reduce
on account of vanity, and often
weaken themselves and induce in
fections. You can find approx
mately your proper weight by the
following formula:
Multiply the number Of inches
over 5 feet in height by 51a and
add 10. For example, if you are
5 feet, z inches in height without
shoes: times 51a is 381s, plus
10 is 1881. If you are, then, 10
per cent overweight of this, you
probably need to do some reduc-
ing.
A second general rule Is that
the only successful way to reduce
is by dieting. Exercise won't do
it, massage won't do it, rubbing
won't do it
Third, it isn't so much what you
eat as how much you eat. People
frequently ask me whether such
and such food is thinning" No
food is thinning. OF course GER
tain foods are more concentrated
INTENTIONALLY than others and of
these you should eat less. Such
things as lemon juice are sup
posed to be thinning" but only to
the extent that it has little caloric
value and if. you drink some of it,
it may satisfy your appetite so
that you don't go in for the more
nutritious foods.
Most Fattening Foods
In general, the foods which are
most fattening are the fats. But
ter, butter substitutes, GRAVES,
fat meats, cream, are all concen-
trated, fattening foodA
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CHAPTER THIRTY


PAGES REMARK, assuring
Denison Ware that he had shown
her her happiest days In months,
was trite, so trite that 1t should
have sounded foolish. But the sin
cerity in her voice kept 1t from
sounding anything except impress
sively complimentary to Denison.
"Well then, Abby" demanded the
man, what are you fussing about ?
You wanted Paige to have a good
time"
Abruptly the little woman did not
know what had caused alarm. Per-
haps she had been worried that his
affections might be mistreated by
Paiges lack of feeling. But Abby
knew better now. Denison Ware
had a strong hold on the girl. A
willing hold, Abby knew, and felt
baffied. Stymied. Choppo would say.
A sudden longing for the energetic
little red-haired boy swept over
her. Yet at the same time she felt
so old and tired that she was glad
he was in the care Of someone
young. Maybe some day I'll have
sense enough to let people lead
their lives" she meditated sourly,
and dipped into the dish of coffee
ice cream.
But thoughts Of Choppo persist
ed. She said aloud, do you two
kids know that little ex-raggamuf-
fin hasn't so much as telephoned
me since we left the Royal?"
Hes not apt to-" Paige said
rather stifiy, so long as he is with
Restwick Carnes.
Rusty should make him do it, ="
Abby said.
Denison said, "Oh, tut-tut; you
cluck like an old mother hen"
I'm the same as Choppo's moth
er. I'm the only mother he has.
Something could happen to Choppo,
you know"
mot enough, I'll bet!"
"Oh, Denison"
That cry drew the mans gaze.
Abby's soft little chin. set in the
center Of larger soft chin, was
shaking.
"Heym he cried, take II easy. I
was only kidding" He was ready
with the match to light the ciga-
ret she was poking into an amber
holder.
Rusty would let you know If
anything really happened to Chop
po." Paige's consolation frightened
Abby's eyes.
At the same moment Denison
said, He was having a whale Of a
time when I saw him the other
day."
Abby shrieked. why didn't you
tell me you saw him? Where was
he? What was he doing ?"
Riding the Cornucopia Surf"
Abby,s sudden happiness was
gone. "Cornucopia ?" she echoed in
weak hoarseness. Great heaven,
what is Rusty thinking Of to let
him ride such fast tricky surf ?"
Her two chins were shaking again,
shaking with them this time, the
cigaret-filled holder, making it click
between her teeth. AT that rate
he'll be out at Big Castle next.
Choppo L. too little. I know 1t
frightened him. Why didn't Rusty
keep him at Wahine Surf"
Because Rusty thinks Wahlne is
q sissy surf. It's for beginners. Nat
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
What Is This Remarkable
Natural" Medicine?

Gillian is an advanced medicinal
compound containing juices from
IL health-giving herbs. II is taken
before meals and mixes with the
food in ones stomach. thus help
ing to eliminate the poisons that
foster stomach troubles and to per-
NIT the kidneys and liver to func-
ton properly. 1t usually acts with
in 10 MINUTES to stop gas pains.
sourness, bloat and belching. It
tends to make your liver more &C.
tive. clear away the old bile from
your system. and relieve sluggish
kidneys and backache. II you have
these or other Ills so often due to
faulty elimination, by all means
give Gillian trial.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
Buy More war Bonds
War Requires Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press is glad
to cooperate with the Treasury De-
partment in keeping the following
message before our readers:
II will cost money to defeat
the Axis. Your government
calls on you TO help new.
Buy war bonds and stamps
today. Buy them every day.
Buy them on a regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as s1s.75.
Stamps come as low as 10
cents. War bonds and stamps
can be bought at all banks,
stores, post office, the Daily
Press ONCE and from your Yp.
SLANT Daily Press carrier boy.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press urges
all Americans 20 support your gov
ernment with your dollars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Carl Gustke English teacher in Ypsan and
member OF the Ypsian Players directing production Of
two act plays by the University Michigan at Ann
Arbor
The Ypsland Study officers for the coming
year: Mrs j. NJ Hover president; L. Hanknson first
vice PRESIDENT Mrs F. NJ Greenstreet
Mrs. NJ j. Davis recording secretary Kennedy
responding secretary treasurer Miss Maude
Swzer chosen delegate the
Miss zella Beardsey president he City Federation Mrs
Hover chosen delegate Mrs
II. NJ. Chadwick alternate.
Nelson D. Boute has completed his Michigan State
College and returned home.
At the Washtenaw Lincoln Club banquet in Ann Abor ad-
dressed by Rev Dr. NJ Rice Detroit Richard
chairman and Miss celia Beadsley Debyhire
George McCala Justice D. Curtiss Sample
Mrs Maria other members Of the exec
uive committee.
Deaths Mrs Alpheus schmid Saline formerly Miss Minnie
Fuller Ypsant; James Gilbert Beeye father Of fifteen
children.
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NARCOTICS CONTROL


As result OF longdrawn-out but
lively negotiations an information
al agreement for limiting the man
ufacture and distribution OF mar
eotics was signed at Geneva by all
the major powers July Is, 1881.
Subsequent Endorsements brought
the total number OF signatory ma
lions up to sixty-four.
This convention aroused far
more popular interest than so tech
nical a matter usually does, partly
because the most insistent champ
ions OF the limitation plan. de-
signed to keep manufactured drugs
out OF the. hands OF criminal dope
smugglers and peddlers, were the
American delegates; but largely
because q number OF European
manufacturers, who profited hugely
from the leakage OF their wares
into the Illicit traffic, came out
boldly and put up an organized and
vicious fight against effective con-
troll.
When this was understood here,
American opinion was so vocifer-
ously expressed that II was widely
quoted and supported in Europe.
The result was the adoption OF a
plan 70 effective that. as time has
shown, nothing but fragrant bad
faith on the part of signatory
government or thefts from medi-
cinal stocks could put habit-form-
ing drugs into underworld circula-
don
During the ten years that have
passed since that convention went
into full force there have been no
developments so sensational In the
field of narcotics control as its
adoption was. japan has exhibited
flagrant bad faith by flooding the
Far East with manufactured dope.
but that Is too characteristic to
arouse much interest Results of
International control, as set forth
IN reports Of the Narcotics Com
mission should nevertheless give
something of q thrill to those who
cheered the victory at Geneva In
1881.
Measures of success are 10 be
found In the reduction Of the num-
Der of addicts in this country to
an estimated one in 5000 OF the
population: In the staggering pric-
ss charged those addicts who can
afford TO indulge, as for example
81 for a grain OF prepared opium;
IN the disappearance OF morphine
hydrochloride from the underworld
market; and in the adulteration of
drugs, especially since the war
started. to a point where the ad-
dict pays a huge price for alleged
heroin that was recently s7s per
cent sugar OF milk. II would be
amusing, IL it were not pathetic, 70
note that many purchasers OF such
innocuous dope are really cured
but do not know IT, Their addic-
ton is psychological only.
There Is no end to addiction in
sight, for there are always little
leaks from medicinal stocks
through theft, forged prescriptions
and bootleg sales, but such leaks
do not and can not supply the I'M
derworld market. where addiction
begins for an overwhelming ma
jority of victims. The victory of
Geneva was indeed a substantial
one; and there is a good reason
to hope that IL victory in arms
brings Japan's bad faith under
control the international traffic
can BE- made too trifling for the
underworld's serious attention.
-Buy Kors war Bonds
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Michigan in
Washington
ey Esther Van Wagner Tufty

BY Esther Van wagner Iuity
Many OF the 269 women doctors
In Michigan are on the rampage
TO 90 TO war. Sponsoring their
cause is Congressman Paul Schaf-
err, of Battle Creek. As a member
OF the House Military Affairs Com
mittee, his support Is valuable.
The Michigan Republican doesn't
"see any reason why women doc
tors should not be commissioned
in the Army and Navy just like
men physicians. It's only logical
and sensible" he said, that the
women should be allowed to serve
too"
In Washington, the agitation Is
feverish for the commissioning of
women doctors for active service.
The women, used to fighting for
their rights with other doctors, now
apparently must fight the polite
ians as well. One prominent cru
sader, DIR. Emily Barringer, storms
that women nurses are commits
stoned as second lieutenants In the
reserves without disrupting the
efficiency OF the Army and Navy.
Other women doctors strike at the
traditional. Victorian concepts OF
the Secretary OF War Stimson and
Secretary Of Navy Knox.
The women thought they would
at least have a hearing on the
Hill before a subcommittee Of the
House Military Affairs Committee
next week. But now the question
is probably going to be settled be-
hind closed doors. Strangely,
chief opponent to active service"
for women doctors is a woman.....
Congresswoman Edith Rogers of
Massachusetts. called the moth
er OF the WAACS". She has Just
introduced a bill TO limit women
doctors services within the ranks
OF the WAACS and WAVES.
But here's one tip TO those 269
women doctors in Michigan II they
take their troubles to Manpower
Car, Paul McNutt, he may lend a
helping hand. McNutt would ap-
preciate the womens services for
each woman doctor commissioned
would release a man doctor....who
in many cases has family and
who may he needed badly in his
home community......since so many
OF his colleagues have departed.
Alleged proposals TO destroy syn
thetic rubber plants after the war
has Congressman George A. Don
dero hot on the investigation path
this week. The Royal Oak Repub-
lican became aroused over state
ments OF DR.. William J. Hale, Dow
Chemical consultant. that the State
Department had made agreements
with South American countries to
scrap the rubber plants.
Upon checking the state Depart
ment. the Michigan Congressman
was assured there is absolutely
no basis for such statements. DR..
Hale has been requested to give
an explanation OF bis statements, Z"
said Undersecretary OF State Sum-
! ner Welles, In denying the charges.
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division OF the Air Forces
al the Ford Boil Plant. Mrs.
Corkins Is an em-ye at the same
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corkins spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Corkins and Miss Lois.
when the birthday OF the former
was observed one week in advance
OF the regular date.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09

senator, but he does not miss
II much.
Ultimate aviation is what they
both are figuring on.
Apparently air power is what
the ultimate world must figure
on-militarily and commercially.
It seems to be destined to be
the deciding factor, anyway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
Jacksonville
AVIATION CADET coRKINs
LEAVES FOR TRAINING

Jacksonville, Mich, Mar. 9-Cy-
ril Wilmer Corkins left for Chicago
Wednesday afternoon where he
was ordered TO report at the office
OF Commanding Air Forces on
Thursday for immediate duty.
From Chicago the group OF enlist.
ed men left for San Antonio. Tex,
and reported for further training
March 6. Mr.. Corkins enlisted as
an aviation cadet in September
1912. He worked in the material
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
81 Was All in. Could Not
Work AL Wanted To"

Il had liver and stomach trouble
for 10 years. / was constipated
all the time. Food felt like a stone
in my stomach. Gas would form
and would get SO bad | could hard.
ly stand 1t. My kidneys were bad,
too. l had to get up 3 and times
during the night, and couldn't get
my proper rest. I was all in, and
could not do my work as wanted
to. I read about Gillian in the
paper, and decided to give it
trial. The very first bottle helped
me. and now Gillian has relieved
me of all my ailments. ! feel like
a new man work every day at my
trade. Gillian sure was a blessing
to mel"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09

LANSING AP-Beset by politi'
cal and po textbook troubles, the
legislature will reconvene here
from a week end recess, worried
lest It ecome embroiled In an up
road over skyrocketing cost OF nom
price-fixed foods, and the black mar
ket.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
-Buy hurs WIZ 1VHu'
THEY SAY

Bridgeport-Clare Boothe Luce,
representative from Connecticut, in
q letter to President Roosevelt:
"While we feel that our cause is
safe on the battlefronts, We are
deeply alarmed by the many dis
uuieting and even explosive circum-
stances that face us on the home
front"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
TO RTu R f D
FOR YEARS" FOOD FELT
LIKE A STONE IN MY
STOMACH" MAN SAYS

Mr.. Wesley Smith, of Route
l, Box 20, Lansing, Mich
igan Tells How Agoniz-
ing Stomach, Liver, and
Kidney Ills Robbed Him
of Energy-Says Gillian,
Famous Natural" Medi-
cine, Brought Marvellous
Relief-w Feel Like a
New Mani"
Mr.. Smiths experience with Gil
jan is remarkable-yet no more SO
than the experiences of hundreds
Of other men and women who have
found vigorous health and freedom
from suffering in this amazingly
successful natural medicine. Mr..
Smith is a resident OF Lansing, and
a carpenter by trade. What he says
comes from heart filled with Joy
and gratitude. We know you'll
want to read his statement for
yourself, so here II is:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
Fifty Years Ago

Funeral services today for Miss Susie Dodge IS
daughter OF and Mrs Dodge conducted by Rev NJ
Woodruff Benton Harbor former ST. Lnkes Church
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
BY Dr.. Clendening

BY Dr.. CIendening
Ash Wsd~ssdey-s75 eoI0riss
BREAKFAST
Y cup orange juice 600 Gallo
ries) / Rusk (75); l teaspoon
butter $50 calories) cup coffee
no sugar or cream
LUNCH
Potato Salad potato, l small
onion, French dressing or mayon-
naise made with mineral oil (150
calories); 2 soda crackers $50
calories); cup cocoa made
with SKINNED milk 600 cslories).
a DINNER
2 slices broiled calls liver 600
calories) 1 cup string beans 600
calories) 2 tablespoons Spanish
cream 200 calories).
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Concentrated carbohydrates are
also to be taken sparingly. This
includes bread, toast, potatoes,
sugar, oatmeal and cereals.
If you follow the Lenten reduc-
ing diet conscientiously, | guaran-
tee you will lose 10 to 20 pounds
before Easter. And also you will
be acting like q patriot.
In preparing the Lenten diet, l
have tried to anticipate the priori-
ties and prescribe only those foods
which are to be available.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09
Your Health
Lent TO Start
Wednesday, Diet
Suggested

TOMORROW is the beginning
of Lent and once more we will
print q reducing diet for Lent
each day in this column.
Reducing this Lent is more or
less compulsory: you are going TO
live on pretty slim rations wheth-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09

washington-Senator James NJ.
Mead Of New York: "lf the war Is
on, the American people will draft
President Roosevelt for a fourth
term"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09

Wellesley, Mass.-Mme. Chang
Kai-Shek: "The present world
struggle is q battle for light against
darkness, Of justice and right deal
ing against seliishness and greed"
washington--Karl E. Mundt. rep
resentativs from South Dakota:
"China should be given the nucleus
of q good fighting air force. without
alibis."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-09

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