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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
CHAPTER TWENTY.FoUR

CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR
AFTER HAVING informed Rest
wick Carnes, very casually, that
Eugenia had left with her baggage,
Choppo sauntered on through the
sand, intent on his own affairs.
Where could she have gone ?"
Rusty wondered.
why don't you ask at the
desk" said Page.
He rejected her proposal. Il don't
want to know. I'd feel like a fool.
The girl was amused. Only a few
days ago her husband had not been
at all abashed about unconven-
tional arrangements for Eugenia
North's accommodations Now he
did not even want to question a
desk clerk.
IN have to find out, though he
said. 1T is imperative that we get
this mess adjusted"
Left alone. Paige set about an
errand that had TO be attended to.
Up to the present there always had
been someone with her. The box
was wrapped and stamped with
more than enough flrst-class pos
tage II had been well hidden dur
ing its wait in a locked bag. With
gloved fingers she took it out, ad-
dressed it and slipped it into a shoe
box. Then she left the hotel and
headed, on the bus, for the down
town postofhce.
Fighting fear that approached
nausea, she dropped it into the
package slot. An innocent-appear-
ing box going, not to the Brazilians
in Australia. where ii would en-
counter the customs barrier, but to
the Brazilian consulate in Wash
ington. Inside, was the glove-han-
died note she had printed. Just a
pleading message. Surely when the
Brazilains learned that a good
friend would be injured they would
be able to call off the investigation.
Paige did not really know. She
knew only that she was wet with
nervous perspiration when she
reached the hotel again.
When Rusty had started out IN
search of Eugenia he intended to
stop at the desk to make an in
curry, but he was so smitten by his
new self-consciousness that he
walked right past the desk to the
automobile entrance. There he or
dered a taxi. He did not want to
drive. He had too much thinking
to do.
First he would go to his bank
and get money for Eugenia. Then
he would locate her. II shouldn't be
difficult A Clipper had left just the
day before. There would not be an
other for a couple Of days and there
was no ship until the Lorelei on
the fifth Of December. She could
not possibly get farther away than
to one of the other islands.
He stared out the taxi window,
thinking deeply, not actually look
ing at anything-and yet he must
have been, for he found himself
yelling a command to the driver;
the vehicle came to an immediate
stop.
Restwick Carnes leaned out the
window. giro" he called to an I'M
usually large Japanese boy just en-
tering a shop.
When the Japanese turned he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02

such as parsnips, retain their
edible qualities in the earth dur
ing extreme cold, while others,
such as carrots, can stand only
moderate freezing and some are
damaged by mild freezing.
The processing of foods by cold
probably began with the vegetable
pit, which was the predecessor Of
the ice box and the ice box is being
taken over by the process of frost
ing foods. Other methods of proc
essing foods are canning, dehydra-
ton, baking, and today all Of them
are receiving critical evaluation
from nutrition Investigators on
the basis of the recently developed
knowledge Of the vitamins.
There are few elements in food
that are essentially changed by
these processing methods except
the vitamins, which are likely to
suffer considerably.
1t is not easy to make general
cations because each food differs
somewhat in its reactions. Apples,
for instance, lend themselves
pretty well to cold storage. There
is IN average loss of 20 per cent
of vitamin C in apples kept for
twelve weeks at temperature Of
So to 80 +.
Loss From Cooking
Cooking apples, as with most
vitamin C-containing foods, de-
stroys the vitamin to a consider
able extent. However, it has been
found that previously keeping
peeled and cored apples sub
merged in a 21a per cent salt So
luton will prevent vitamin C loss
to a considerable extent. For ex-
ample, apple sauce cooked without
being submerged in a salt solution
loses 81 per cent of the vitamin C.
If previously submerged, they lose
only about SO per cent of vita
min c.
Apple pie, no matter how pre-
pared, usually forfeits nearly all
the vitamin C of the apples. Com
mercial canning of apples, if SCI
entifically done, does not result in
any appreciate loss of vitamin
c.
A number of vegetables lose
vitamin C very rapidly if left out
without any attempt to keep them
preserved in a refrigerator. For
example, spinach, when purchased
on the wholesale market, had a
value of vitamin C of So; when left
for "a hours at TO- F., it has a
value of only 20 and at the end Of
4S hours at TO- F., only Is. Peas,
asparagus and beans show the
same approximate loss.
Loss Of B.
T Besides vitamin c, there is like
1y to be q loss of vitamin b from
cooking. This, however, is never
as great as the vitamin c loss
The baking Of bread results in a
loss Of from 5 TO 9 per cent Of the
vitamin B, content. This loss oc-
ours largely in the crust. Toast
ing causes another loss, ranging
from II to "a per cent.
Fermentation, as in the max
ing Of sauerkraut, in picking or
mi ~ ~ a L;pn has No cnacifi. Of
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

BY decision ParentTeachers Club OF Ypsanu
High School has voted the of school
school from taking
things from school and indugng in smoking
Stanley Hamernik, Air Alarm Company ad
vertising sealed real located
Street
Ypsand resident petionng for elimination Of unsanary
neghors barn and pgpen has presented his
request Stadmler the following
paragraph: humble Lord beg
looking this statement to TO
Police asked to direct the
act
Alice Eleanor to and Mrs Henry II. Woodruff
Wood 49, died suddenly after three days i'll
ness o. pneumonia
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months illness. She had been a
teacher in parochial schools OF
Detroit. Dearborn and Mt Clemens
for half a century. Before enter
ing the sisterhood she was Mar
garet O'Rourke OF Trinity Parish,
Detroit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
f R RIBLE
RHEUMATIC PAIN WORE
HIM DOWN. WAS FORCED
TO WALK ON CLUTCHES

MIR. Roger Kibbey, Of 421
Seward, Grand Rapids,
Michigan, Says He Was
Also Constipated and Tor
tured by Bloating Gas
Tells of Marvellous Relief
Brought by the Remark
able Natural" Medicine,
Gillian.
To thousands Of the suffering
men and women who will read
these lines. the statement Of this
grateful Grand Rapids man brings
glorious new hope OF RELIEF. Mr..
Kibbey tells how the remarkable
natural" medicine, Gillian. brought
him marvellous relief from terrible
MISUNDERSTANDING which left him
bed-ridden and able to get about
only on crutches. And this mans
statement is but one among hun
dreds OF similar reports from en-
thusiastic Gillian users.
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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 now.
Buy war bonds and stamps
today. Buy them every day.
Buy them on a regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as $3.50.
Stamps come as low as 10
cents. War bonds and stamps
can be bought at all banks,
stores, post Office. the Daily
Press Office and from your IN.
silan.i Daily Press carrier boy.
The Ypsilant Daily Press urges
ali Americans 10 suppOrt your EOy
eminent vIth your dollars.
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Words OF Wisdom

Nothing in this life after health
and virtue. IS more estimable
than knoWledgc-nor is there any
thing so easily attained. or 50
cheaply purchased tho labor,
only sitting still and the expense
but time. which " We do not
spend. we cannot save.-Sterne
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
81 Had Awful Bloating Gas
Terrible Pain"

Il suffered from severe stomach
trouble. constipation. bloating gas,
and terrible rheumatic pains. i
became so run down that ! was
bed-ridden and able to get about
only with the aid OF crutches. The
relief which Gillian has brought me
is simply marvellous! am now
feeling fine. Those awful pains
have left me, my bowels are regu-
lated, and my kidneys are in bet
ter shape. The gas bloating, too,
is a thing OF the past
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
buy More war Bonds
THEY SAY

Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt
launches the annual Red Cross Fund
drive: For wherever our fighting
men are-all over the world-the
American Red Cross is by their
side, extending always the arm OF
helpfuluess and comfort
st. Louis-Wendell -Willkie, 1870
Republican presidential candidate
ct will profit US little to win the
war and lose our souis-and surely
American liberty ard humanitarian.
ism is OF our very SOUL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02

stomach troubles and to permit the
kidneys and liver TO function prop
erly. II usuallys acts within 10
MINUTES 70 stop gas pains, sour
ness, bloat and belching. It tends
TO make your liver more active.
clear away the old bile from your
system, and relieve sluggish kid
neys and backache. II you have
these or other Ills so often due 10
faulty elimination, by all means
give Gillian a trial.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02

NEW YORK-UP-Mme Chang
Kai-Shek came to New York
for a four-day visit which begins
a farewell tour of the United States
prior to her return to China, where
she will deliver assurances Of ear
ly American aid to her husbands
armies in the war against Japan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
NUN sUccUM BIS

Monroe, Mar. 2-AP-Sister ",
Antoinette, a member OF the Sisters
Servants of the Immaculate Heart
of Mary for IS years. died at the
Mother House Sunday after
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
A Wonderfully Effective
Medicine-Made From
Natures Herbs

Gillian is an advanced medicinal
compound containing juices from
IL health giving herbs. II Ia taken
before meals and mixes with the
food In ones stomach, thus helping
to eliminate the poisons that foster
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
One-Minute Test

VINO appoints the chief JUS
tice of the United States supreme
COURT
2. Who vas the first British
cabinet officer TO visit the United
States7
; How is it determined who is
the dean Of the diplomatic corps
az Washington
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
Totlay's Horoscope

Those whose birthdays are on
this date must guard against rest
lcssness and dissatisfaction with
their surroundings They have
great personal charm. speak well
before others. and are popular
with those Of their own sex.
although they prefer to mingle
With the opposite sex n they
arc awake carly on the morning
Of their birthdays. they must see
that the doors and windows are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
One Minute Test Answers

l The president.
2. Arthur J. Balfour. in 1917:
he was British foreign secretary
at the time.
5. The ambassador who has
been in the country in his official
capacity for the longest time Is
the dean.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02

resources than. maybe, the United
States, and politically solid just
now.
Well, that makes Caudillo Fran
co pause and consider.
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Gillian Costs Little

Gillian will help bring out gases
and impurities Frequently with the
FIRST DOSE) which may have
been inside you a long time, caus-
ing you many days OF misery with
headaches, dizzy spells, and that
lazy, drowsy, tired feeling. II will
aid greatly in cleansing your bowels
(gradually not drastically or Sc
verely) as they we're NEVER
CLEANSED BEFORE. In addi-
ton. GILLIAN will help make your
stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels
more active. and aid in building
you up in general. II can make
you look. act and feel like a diff
ferent man or woman, years young
err!
Gillian Is not expensive. II costs
you but few cents a day-surely
a small investment for vigorous,
glowing health!
Remember-every merit which
the makers Of Gillian claim for this
remarkable medicine Is substan-
tiated In enthusiastic reports from
Gillian users, both men and women.
Many OF these former sufferers
tried medicine after medicine with
out results, obtaining blessed re-
lief at last by taking this famous
natural medicine, Gillian.
Gillian Is recommended and sold
by cunninghar's Drug Store at
1870 W. Michigan Ave, Ypsilsnti,
and by other reliable druggists
throughout the State Of Michigan.
Help yourself 10 health. Start to-
day by buying bottle Of Gillian.
One bottle will convince you.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
Your Health
Foods Changed
by Process of
Preservation

FOODS, even when they are of
the same general class, differ con-
siderably among themselves as
the result of preserving and proc
essing. Certain root vegetables,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02
Hints on Etiquette

In passing people already seat
ed in a theater. Y is better for
man to face the stage He is less
likely to knock the knees Of those
sitting or to disarrange their
clothes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-02

fastened securely. When they
arise they should tackle some
thing that they have been too
timid to do up till now; or plan
in advance what they will do
next II they are in crowds or
talking with people Of fiery tenn
permanent. they should mind their
own business. or they might be
drawn into an unpleasant fuss.
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ITO Be Continued)
Evening star., 1943-02-03

When you RI IA the morning,
pause long enough to complete your
dressing. bGta1h your hair, powder
your nose. W usually feel better
when We look wall. II your children
are saaall, perhaps some Of the rou-
tine tasks which restore . house
to order can b done before they
wake. If you have . baby, you may
find 1t best to prepare breakfast and
supervise the dressing Of your older
children Immediately after his early
feeding.
Plan meals 1t regular times and
serve them promptly. AZ you 60 On
into your days tasks do essentials
first, sitting . much - possible,
stepping to the porch or open WIN
dow whenever piece Of work per
mits It. Midway In the morning
pause for IS minutes and relax
completely In whatever way best
suits you-a telephone chat with q
friend. chapter Of = book, I few
minutes Of needlepoint.
When lunchtime comes, remem-
ber that mealtimo should be leisure
time. Make your table attractive
and ut down with your children.
After lunch continue with your list
for the day. But. no matter how
long It Is. don't work through the
afternoon. Stop early enough 20
TINT 4fter = brief rest you can
change to Z fresh dress and 70 out
Tor q walk In the park or for other
recreation in the fresh air.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Sat1Sneo with the results. This Is not
to say give up Ill professional care" -,
It's merely that you may have less
time to spend in the beauty salons
from now On. so you might as well
learn how to use your grooming aids
at home between appointments.
Let's take up the subject Of mani
cures today. Think back on the
many times you've had your nails
done by manicurist and try to fol-
low her routine step by step. Re-
move all polish, and use an emery
board for shaping. An orange stick
to push back" the cuticle with the
help Of cuticle oil IS In order, and If
you can md those little "nippers"
they're perfect for removing rough
edges. Please dent cut your cuticle
or you'll start habit that can't be
broken and youn invariably have
ragged" looking hands. Use plenty
Of soapy water and . brush and re-
move all soap before starting with
your polish on very dry nails.
One of the better known nall
products firms has issued = few
hints about conserving your polish
In these days when everything must
last. Remember to recap the bottle
after every use, screw the top on
evenly and tightly to cut down on
evaporation and get more manicures
per bottle. Should the polish become
thick, however, you can thin 1t out
v,,;kI> drAvH ~ en1uaNSf
Don't overload the brush. for some
Of It is bound to spill, either on
you or around the neck Of the bottle.
Too much polish on the nail will
run into the cuticle and give you
a messy job to clean up-frequently
meaning that you have to redo the
whole nail. Use two thin coats in
preference to one thick one for bet
ter appearance and wear.
II you can't get the bottle open,
It's probably because polish has dried
on the outside. Remove any excess
with polish remover and be careful
when removing the brush; try not
to spill. II necessary, run hot water
over the bottle to open 1t.
A coat Of protective, colorless
polish Is 4 great aid to longer wear,
and . small hAirline removed at the
tip Of the nail, even II you Ike the
surface completely covered, Is an
other good trick to prevent chipping.
Be kind to your nails, too. now
that professional manicures are
likely to be few and far between.
Dial the telephone with = pencil,
open bobby pins with the pads Of
the fingers instead Of digging at
the points with nails. And don't
try to patch" except In case Of
emergency. II . nail chips and
peels, remove al the polish and put
on . whole new coat. It doesnt
take much longer, and 1t looks .
whale Of 4 lot better.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
It's Patriotic
To Keep Well!
By Wilda Camery, r. ~,

Community Service Society Of New York.
Many young mothers whom
know never finish their routine
tasks but drag about al day long
In more or less constant confusion
and disorder. They are too weary
to enjoy their children-much as
they love them. In other homes
there is order and quiet, and mother
has time for fun with both husband
and children.
II you're the busy mother of small
children, talk OF planning q routine
for your day may sound futile. But
no one should work all the time.
For efficiency we must balance work
with rest and play.
. II you would test this theory, start
by retiring early tonight-early
enough 50 that, you viii get eight
hours Of sleep. As 4 last task to-
day, list all that you must do to-
morrow. Divide your list into two
groups, those tasks which are es-
sential and those which may be left
for another day. eome women find
that It helps to make such lists for
the entire week.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
| Why Grow
Old
By Josebhine Lovmax

~
The foundation Of charm often Is
overlooked. As we work with our
personalities and try to develop more
charming ones, We sometimes forget
the foundation and spend al Of our
thought on the upper structure. We
shine up the shutters Of enthusiasm,
We paint the door with wide-eyed In
terest in others and We scrub the
steps Of conversation to brilliant
sheen. We also spend hours upon
the bricks Of grooming, makeup
and clothes.
These things are important but
without the foundation they have
no real stability and at the slightest
strain may fall apart into tactless-
ness, lackluster and artfnciality. The
foundation Of which + speak . IS
physical energy which, In turn, leads
to mental and spiritual energy. II
We have this everything else viii take
care Of itself.
Energy leads to attractiveness and
charm. Exuberant health translates
itself In enthusiasm, happy dispo-
sition, varied interests and Z liking
for people. while minimum energy
leaves little margin for tolerance or
graciousness. -
II you will analyze the fascinating,
magnetic people yous know you will
realize they give you . feeling OF
aliveness. They are surrounded by
halo Of vitality which seems to lift
life out Of the humdrum rut. You
see this ahveness In their eyes, their
posture. their walk, and the anima-
ton Of their faces.
The most important thing most
women could do In order to become
more charming u to become Vi
brantly well. In accomplishing this,
physical beauty viii take care Of
itself ana % viii most personality
problems. You are not likely to be
self conscious when you are keenly
interested and II you possess the
bubbling spirit Of . healthy animal
you viii be interested In many
things.
In order to develop your energy to
the highest degree you must exercise,
be sure that your diet Is correct, tet
out doors as much Is possible, sleep
enough, take rest periods, and learn
to organize your life In such . WY
as to cut out worry and hurry. II
you are overweight or underweieht
you should correct this. It takes nc
longer to eat vital food than de-
vitalized food, and exercises require
only about 40 minutes each day.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Business w ONE
1 st.MGflute
hoppers
Have Difficulty h
Adjusting M'sSsss
To SHORTAGES
By EIifA M. Barber

~ II 0&4e4 4t1 - ~ wv u
During the last few mcnths houl :
keepers In general have become Z
customed . adjusting msri .
planned ahead Of time 10 correspo1 4
with whatever meat WAS availalp
1t ths marksts. Thb pgoblem NJ
been . httle more d1ln6ult for I y
businesswou14n housekeeper w1lo
somettnes 6oes 10 market at ~
last aainuS6 ma who must use me6lB
whit1A can - cooked IN Z sho2t
tine, Btied 1oek h1x 111pys bea
Z ttandby. Un1pgtxHonl1ss suppa11D
haVe bean Ghort feclnkly md ca :
M Always hGssh1 1 ylVo q
+ nlsed soglet AD1ts1 n ~
o5nion, nothing = b@ IN :
er@yined dried hea4 whets sbe6f
~ rizxled n ~ beforA ~ 8c(r
II Skirred IN. Elho Hour ANn Shoal10
be-AhroWnad slieAtl6 hefe1o the milDI
n added. With haFed potatoes ahl1
mother vegetable yo4 win have a
nod main couse combinatisn
VI CISo&IECQ Ok1e0 UNxsWltu IlOOOl
Il also delicious. Thtnty sliced lefS-
over cold ham can be prepared d,
the same Wat and s half pound q
hamgurger steak can - substituted
for the dried beef.
Another susgestiQn s;is Spanist1
rice which may b prepared with
I small amount of chopped rSN
meat Of any sogt Or with leftov1
meat. II bacon dripptnss are usG
for browning thu dry rice . sanslI
amount Of meat WIN 90 . long wa6
as the hacon flAyor 4 concentrated.
Otherwise plenty Of onion II y6l1
Ike its and / hops you do. theoo
days, 9 indicated.
The bs1stnoaswoman housekeep(
win occasionally use an egg dbl
for . quick meal on days when ell
are not uSed for breakfast. A well
reasoned omelet win sometimes u
chosen. Chopped watercres3 spril
Ned over the egg mixture after 81
E HIS been placed In the frying p(n
u IN attractive addition. A higha
seasoned tomato sauce. cream6
lQu60IOOm8 OF = cneeoe sauce mGN
b poured around the omelet sft1
It hae ben s4urned out "a h9t
Nocnk TTH n1prKD NM
,h 1-dne4 oenAeU noodles. {
N-pound allc1a 431ed heel.
q tnhIeoo1D bd4&G n
D. tah1oayou11s 60xs :
4 teaSpc6n peppGf. \
: cups milk
/ cap czusitonss e
Cook noodles as d1sects6 Ia pacf-
~ rinse and drain. Tear beef q
paeceg Melt butter III frying pa&
nd beef and sants unt1 lght hroW6
9pginkle dOur and pepper ovsr be-
EAxd blend well. Add milk sjcWlf
stirring constantly over low hs9l
until mixture thickens and beiG
Combine with drained. noodlos al
serve on hot platter. CoveT wt(,
crouton1 and serve lmmediate4
Yield: 0ix aeTyinas. =
Evening star., 1943-02-03
By Barbara Bell

Most useful Is well - smart is
this well-styled button-front dress
which busy women everywhere are
growing fonder Of al the time. Il
has m executive look about II
from tailored collar to set-in belt
to ample, comfortable skirt.
Barbara Ben pattern No.. 1752-D
iss designed for sizes -. -, -, %.
=, a, - and q. Size IS, with u
sleeves, requirss 1 yards 3o-inch ma
terial.
For this attractive pattern send
IS cents, plus ! cent fer postage, IN
coins With your name, address. pat
tern Number and size wanted 70
Barbara Bell. Warrington Star.
Pd1t Once Box Is, Station o. New
York, N. =.