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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

for Il street cur, knows the scnsa-
ton of the stitch in the side. Some
times it is severe enough to double
you up completely. It certainly
automatically stops the exercise.
Popular Bugaboo
What causes it? Ii sometimes
creates apprehension in the mind
Of the exerciser that there is A
cancer or heart failure or some
other dread condition. That uni
versal bugaboo of the Law mind.
appendicitis, is not invoked in most
Instances because the stitch" in
~ per cent OF cases is on the left
side.
1t is interesting TO me to find
that distinguished physician of
Chicago, DR.. Richard i. Capps.
has stopped to make an cyncri.
mental investigation of this sub
ject. Distinguished physicians us
ually want to investigate some
such thing as mcsothclioma of
the pleura. which affects one in
four hundred million persons, or
something which is geographically
confined to the Malay Peninsula.
1t is refreshing to find one in
quiring into something that every
one has everywhere.
Experiments
DR.. Capps made experiments on
% persons who had this side pain.
The usual explanation. as he notes.
Is that during the exercise the
spleen descends and pulls on its
attachments. But this does not
clear up the cases in which the
pain is on the right side, because
the spleen happens to be located
on the left.
For this and other reasons he
rejects all other interpretations
of its causation. He lays it to the
Increased work which the dia-
phragm does during exercise.
The diaphragm is the muscle
which activates breathing. When
any demand is made on any nc.
tivity of the body, the diaphragm
takes the burden of the work. WHY
should it not then cry out in pain
when the effort is too great? Like
any muscle, it needs blood for it:
work, sometimes less in quiet mo
ments, -sometimcs more in second.
of stress. DR.. Caps thinks from
his experiments that the "stitci
IN the side" is caused bv anoxemi:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

READ THIS FIRST.

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married tor - yeats iu Prof ,'r,, -,
Ter at Western Cul'rgc si.r H. '''.
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learned he was a ,rnstu, ~ -,
World War IL. Sh" d.anu,r,s he No., 10
Is i:%'nf !" sell on" g his m,v.,,:n.. :.
hoping I" say" him from hi,Is,.i. 50 !
steals int" his du:m,,"rv r,n,n -, -.
collie" anh hc''s him - he TO-
America. u" STRIKES her. W,"n sfr.,l.n,
b" sh"I"s Ter into his close; ,n r,f.
her
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

OF the diaphragm. You may look
up the meaning of anoXemia your
self in the dictionary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

DIR. Cfcndcnimg will answer
questions Of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

No RE htkA 30
DIFFERENT ZINE
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~ Nt u.S.k.
JUS1 BEFORE M
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TIME ZONES WERE
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-25

for street cur, knows the sensa-
ton of the stitch in the side. Some
times it is severe enough to double
you up completely. II certainly
automatically stops the exercise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lis,
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sect ion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
PORTER

Colored boy for duties ~ porter
m 1ewelry store. Experience not
necessary. Must be neat appearing
Good salary Apply Mr. Green.
De Roy Jewelry Co. 2l6iS Grand
River.
PORTER Stock man; white or colored
good position with advancement: start
SOS for store at 1885 Schaefer Highway.
Arfrtv- tuuta-s, t5so1 woodward
PRESSMAN familiar with Vandercook
hand presses. Good wages: steady. Ad.
dress Box A-3e2 Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
ApyERTIsEWYNT
Warns Of Fifteen Million
JobIeSs After the War

NtLcr fbe war S.OnS the sol
5,sr. ro,,rr homo and The war
.,5ustrios close ef,sen millions
,uirl he looking for Jobs. warns
strang. ma, i'm los Angeles
krour &c u-ho yo.re Of Two
World, Ec advise, everybody 10
rot .rcoay NOV. m yin success in
Tho hand rrc. "a follow and tolls
tho stor, or a remarkable system
hat often lead, 20 almost -lnbe-
seyabIo Improycmcnt IN powr.. Of
mind a~h,cvcmcnf ~ brilliant
pys,ros. and professional success
and now hanp,ro-s. Many report
.o,nroyer-cr, n health. Others
,ell ~ Increased bodily strength
7-sgrctic ncrsonaI.fy courage and
-.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Courts Close
In Memory Of
JudgeKeiddn

The halls Of circuit court were
silent and all codrtrooms closed
today in memory Of Harry p.
keidsn, beloved Detroit jurist and
humanitarian who died Sunday
night in Henry Ford Hospital.
Recorders, Common Pleas and
Probate courts were 10 adjourn
at noon.
Public funeral services will be
held AZ 2 p m. today az Clover
Hill Park Cemetery. one-auarter
mile west OF Woodward Al the IA
Mile road. with Rabbi A. NJ.
HerShman Of Congregation Shaa-
icy Zedek officiating. Judge Kei-
dams nephews will act as pail
bearers.
Judge kcidan'S wife, Mrs Kate
l.. keidan his son, Fred u. and
daughter NtvtHr Sara II, were HI
his bedside when death came al
b.lo p m Sunday one week after
a major operation.
lie leaves also three brothers.
Joseph y, Hv a. and Max J..
kcldsn, and four sisters. Mrs.
Golda Blumcnthsl Mrs Ida Cap
Ian, Mrs Samuel NJ. Levin and
Mrs Sadie X. Brown all OF De
tFOlt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

Filters Die
I'm Crash

Three Michigan men two Of
them Detioiters, were killed with
seven other filters in the crash Of
a bomber near Ellsworth. Kan
relatives were informed today.
Among those killed were Bonn
bardler It. Raymond c. Dryer.
y, OF l4s47 Fairfield, and gun
merry Sgt s, Marine Of Detroit
and w. J. Scheel OF White Hall.
1t. Dryer was the son Of Lave
Dryer, police dispatcher He was
prominent in sports Al ST. Greg
DRY High School and Sacred
Heart Seminary before entering
the army IN March. last year.
1t Dryer is survived by his
parents, three sisters and three
brothers, one Of whom is Pfc
Donald NJ. Dryer, also OF the air
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

more as well as tho energy power
Of tho universe which can he used
in his daily affairs He states
that this sleeping giant Of mind
power, when awakened can make
him capable Of surprising accom-
plishmentS from the prolonging Of
youth, 10 success in many fields
The author states the time has
come for TINS lonz hidden sYslcm
70 be disclosed to the Western
world. and offers 10 send his
amazing 90OO-word treatise
which reveals many startling re-
suits 10 sincere readers NJ This
paper ircc OF cost or obligation
For your free COPY address tho
Institute of metaphysics 212
South Hobart Blvd. Dept ASH
Los Angeles ca. Calf. Readers
arc urged N write promptly. as
only limited number n the free
treatises have been printed,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Obituaries
Robert B. King
Retired Builders Funeral
Held Today

Funeral services for Robert s.
King, former construction super
lntendent for the Austin Co. IN
the Detroit district. were held
today AZ the residence, DIT Wood
side. ROYAL Oak,
Mr. King as, died Sunday after
a long illness.
AS construction head al the
Chicago assembly plant Of Doug
las Aircraft. he was responsible
for the erection OF the world 5
largest factory Of itS kind. until
poor health forced his retirement
last December.
A native Of West Alexandria
O.. he first joined the Austin
organization A. Pontiac, later
serving as district construction
superintendent, purchasing agent
-aF4fi assistant district manager
lie is survived by his widow
Mrs. Kathleen Mclaughlin King
two children. Patricia and Phillip.
and his father, Charles King OF
DAYTON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
70 Face AHdignment
On Gambling Charge

Nineteen persons face arralgn-
ment today in Recorders Judge
John Y. Brennan's court on gam
bling conspiracy charges In con-
nection with the operation Of the
Mexico VIlta Policy House, a
numbers racket.
Sgt Clayton NOwlin OF Garfield
station arrested the last defend
am 10 he picked up. Sam Zerlll
Of 1889 r. Congress. While Zerllh
was a. work Al the Ford Motor
Co. yesterday. The remaining de-
feTTHHTTt s=Fr-aT-7 = TI7tttFT-t1F 4FFf5
on hve alleged policy houses on
Juno 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
AUNfIt Isl HF.N
Pile Torture
Sooihed in Few Minutes

Act now for quick relief from tor
ture OF piles. Don't wait another day
but apply Petersons Ointment 81
once, the cooling, soothing, astrin-
gent formula that has brought JOY.
ful relief 20 thousands for 80 years.
Relieves itching promptly. An drug
Cists have rctersons Ointment, Csc
box. on soc in tube with applicstor
Money cheerfuliy refunded II not
delighted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Posfhvmous Award
Given 10 DefrOiier

Mrs. Mary kapanoSke of 2752
Roosevelt received word from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Nazis May Restore Ouoe

BFRNE. Sutherland AuC n
RS Tho Germans are threat
crrnc 20 rclnstate NUSSobnI n
Marshal Radoclio refuses 20 full
nll the Gernan-Iiallan treaty Oh
legations involving INC moving ~
German troops and me ullItarI1a-
ton NJ trc Apprenticeship area. the
Neue Zurchcr ZeirurG reported
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Mrs. Emma |. Hall
.Buriol OF Nofwe Q . n
Native tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs Emma
l.. Hall, wife Of Louis Hall re-.
corders court probation officer.
Will be held A. 2 30 p. m tomor-
row In the William r Hamilton
f.ttfftt mr. r II ieH4er GaSs= ara-AleA-
andTne
Mrs. Hall. 81 died Sunday A.
the residence. 374S Taylor a
native ~ Norway she came 10
this country as a child She was
a member Of me Hope Lutheran
Church.
Besides her husband she =
survived by four children Mrs
Bruce {. Spencer Mrs. Earl +
Cummings and Edwin a and
Charles l. Hall; 10 grandchildren
and four great ETdHuC11tdrerl'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

war department today Of the
posthumous award Of the Order
Of the Purple Heart to her son,
PVT. Thomas w. Kspanoske, who
died in tho Solomons last Nov. ?,
the day after nc was wounded in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Msrths O'DriscoII 10 Wed

HOLLYWOOD, Aug II GNS)
- Blond film Starlct Martha
O DriScoll revealed today that she
would marry It.. Comdr. Richard
stt4F SOFT
month a. the Beverly Hills
Community Vista Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

NpvERTIsEMrNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

IS ENi-Parsts ~ Pap5t
NJSE-Nel1-y matinee.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

ADVERTIRFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
MeSSisna
HarIDOr
Shattered

CAIRO May ~ UP1-Ameri-
can heavy bombcrs attacked the
harbor Of McSsina. Sicily. oppo-
site the Italian mainland. in day
light yesterday damaging ferry
slips and railroad yards. the RAE
announced today
The four-engined bombcrs OF
the L. s. mid-cast air force scored
direct hits on the slips where two
ferries were bcrthcd. a locomotive
roundhouSe railroad yards and
other harbor targets.
Other Allied planes attacked a
small AXIS merchant ship in the
Aegean Sea, starting fires among
the deck cargo.
Six smaller ships. Of which
three were in an island harbor
and three al sea. also were al
k d. One caught fire and
probably sank, the others were
damaged.
Allied planes sank one sailing
vessel and severely damaged an
other which was abandoned by
her crew on Saturday.
No Allied planes were lost in
any Of the operations, the COM
munioue said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Dust, Smoke Hide
City's Wreckage

ABOARD A FLYNN G FOR
TRESS OVER PALERMO. May 9
Delayed CUPl-N Vast portions of
the industrial and harbor areas Of
Palermo, on the north coast Of
Sicily. were left IN Smoldering
ruins today by the biggest all
American bombing raid IN history.
More than 400 Flying FortrcsScS,
Billy MitchellS and Martin Marau-
derS carrying enormous loads Of
explosives droned across the MedI-
terranean TO this important Italian
base Sunday noon, after the AXIS
rout i'm TunlSla
The entire harbor % Palermo
was shroudcd in billowing CLOUD ]
of dust and smoke Here and therS
tongues Of flame broke through.
Visibility was good
The American formation was
protected by many twin-tallcd
Lightning fighters
Hundreds and hundred NJ
bombs were dropped There Vas
a flash and flames from the center
of town leapcd 300 feet into the
air. 1t probably was an important
OIL dump
Black puffS mushroomcd and
exploded as the planes passed
through flax fields. The big bomb
CrS shook
Four German NcSScrschm.tts
attacked Fortress. The P-2S
LlGhtnlngS darted IN and one Mes
serSchmItt burst into flames. The
others peeled off and disappeared.
The bomborS approached their
target from the sea. striking
across the city from Tho harbor.
They left a trail Of destruction
right into the heart OF the ~
duStTial quarter
A. times % MesSoTSChmittS were
IN the air The Fortress gunnerS
and the Lightning pilots went
into action effectively. -Four OF
the enemy planes plunged into the
Straits of Sicily
Mai Robert klumc' an OHIO
fier commanded 'he entire For
treSs group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Huge Toll Taken
On War p ants .
In Palermo Raid

Y, s. FLYING FORTRESS
BASE, North Africa, May 10 CUP
Reconnaissance photographs to-
day showed that the biggest all
American bombing raid in history
had taken a tremendous toll OF
Axis war works al the Slcilian
port of Palermo yesterday and
knocked out al least 13 enemy
fighting planes.
Heavy damage TO the Fiat fac
tory, the iron and steel works.
arsenalS where shell cases are
made and 10 chemical works was
shown in photographs taken dur
ing several reconnaissance flights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Report She||ing
Of Jap Village
Registered u. 5. Patent ONCE

LONDON May 10 lNS)-An
Allied submarine Shellcd a village
on the japanese mainland last
night, a Toxic communIque ad-
mitted today.
The communique broadcast by
the Toxic radio. revealed the un-
derSeaS craft surfaced of the
northeastern coast Of the province
of Hokkaido on Japan's northern
tip, and raIncd shells on the
coastal village Of Horobetsu
shortly before midnight
The japanese high command
claimed no damage was inflicted
on the village
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Inmate Escapes,
Wife Guarded

Police today guarded the home
Of Mrs Joseph Elliott, 1864 Brain.
ard after they learned that her
husband. an inmate Of Haven SAM.
tauun, Rochester, Mich had eS.
capped and~\hreatened TO return
and XIII herA
Elliott, 3SNwss described by
san.tarium Officials a. dangerous
They said he was ot>dark com.
pIcNon and wore 4 patch over hi,
left csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
WILHELMINA CONFIDENT

LONDON, May 10 GNS)-The
day of Hollands liberation is
speedily approaching, Queen Will
.helmina told her Nazi-oppressed
subjects today in broadcast
marking the third anniversary of
the German invasion Of her home
land
Prince Bernhard and Dutch
Premier PIeter s. Gerbrandy
joined her IN the broadcast, trans
mitted by Radio Orange in London
The Netherlands kingdom
shall rise again, more strongly
united than ever before" the
queen predicted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Round Table Shows
Film al 5 Schools

Tine GIm The World We Want
10 Live In and Goodwill Teams
presented by the Detroit Round
Table ot Catholics Jews anc
PtotestantS. viii bc featured al
assemblies Of the following bigr
shcpOls this week
Redtord High Tuesday az II ~
"a m SOut b western High
Wednesday az 9.l5 q, m CsSs
Technical, Thursday ar Q 80 A N
Mckenzie. Friday. A. Si5 a. m.
and Western FRIDAY ~ - % M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Reds Rip
Lines i'm


MOSCOW, Nav 10 fUPl-Rus-
sian forces, driving a breach into
the new Nazi defense line nine
miles northeast of the Black Sea
port of NovorosSiSk, wiped out two
German companies OF 400 men
with trench and mortar fire today
The Russians announced that
the Red army, which steadily has
been pushing the AXIS back in
their narrow Kuban bridgchcad IN
the northwest Caucasus, destroyed
six enemy artillery and trench
mortar batteries, u machine gun
nests and smashed eight dugoutS.
The Russian aerial offensive has
been in high gear for several days
at scattered points along the
whole front An earlier announce
ment revealed that $50 German
planes had been destroyed from
May 2 10 s while the Russians
were losing only 235 aircraft.
The air attacks were directed
largely against enemy rail points.
The Germans were believed 10
have poured heavy reintorccmentS
in men and planes into the Cau-
casus 10 keep their foothold on the
Taman Peninsula.
The communique said Red army
detachmentS repulS p several
CounterattaCkS IN the LiSSlchansk
sector of the Donets basin, south
east of kharkov Three enemy
tanks were destroyed and 200
prisoners taken
In the ChugucV area southeast
of Kharkov, German infantry
tried to cross a water barrier but
were repulSed.
The Council Of Peoples Commits
sars announced that II had "ac-
coded 10 a request Of the Union
of Polish Patriots Of Russia 10
form a Polish division 10 fight be-
side the Red Army lis organiza-
ton was said 10 have been started
Leaders Of the Polish union are
opposed to poland's refugee gov
ernment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
20hio Mines Reopen.
Talks onFines Near

ST. GAINESVILLE. o. May 10
(UP)-Striking miners al TWO
eastern Ohio coal fields returned
20 the pits today as UNIV officials
proceeded with plans 10 negotiate
with coal operators for return of
q Sl-a-day fine levied against tho
miners for strikes preceding the
general wslkout April 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Gets z Life Sentences

SING. May 10 Elmer
Smith. 3S. Of 1247 Bensch, who
pleaded guilty 10 separate charges
OF rape. began a double life term
in jackson Prison today. Judge
Leland w Carr give him two con-
LCurrent Life sentences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
DESTROYERS SUNK

The ship had left TuniS. head
ing for Sicily with a destroyer
escort, but the destroyers were
sunk by Allied bombers off Can
Bon. Without escort, the Germans
and Italians refused TO make the
run 10 Sicily.
"a British air ministry an
nouncement revealed that nearly
700 British and American priS-
onerS OF war had been freed
from the Italian ship when the
British captured Tunis.)
The war department quoted a
British lieutenant who was a
prisoner on this ship, as saying
that the Anglo American air forces
had completely cut the Sicily
supply route
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
CLEAR ANS FROM SKY

Yesterdays Allied air offensive
accounted for II enemy planes
over the Gulf of TuniS and the
Sicilian Straits. although an Al
lied communique reported no
enemy air activity over Tunisia
and concluded that the Axis air
force had withdrawn in defeat.
Twelve Allied aircraft were lost
in raids on the island of Pantcl-
leria, Palermo, and the South
Sicilan ports of MarSala and
Porto EmpedoCle.
Disclosure that Allied warShips
had entered the battle for COM
plete occupation Of North Africa
came first IN a special commune
que that said Admiral Sir Andrew
Browne Cunningham's light naval
forces had gone into action with
orders 10 sink. burn and destroy
all Axis ships attempting 10 aid
or evaCuate AXIS remnants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
BIG DAMAGE ADMITTED

"a Rome Communique adj
mittcd huge damage at the
vital port
Gen. Eisenhower declared that
AXIS resistance appeared 10 be
completely diSorganized" except
at the entrances to Cap Bon, where
the British First Army. advancing
south from Tunis. was reported tC
have occupied the port Of HANNA,
met. completely sealing Axis rem.
nantS on the peninsula
Among the $4,000 enemy troops
captured earlier were four German
generals. Three Of them were
seized by Americans in the Bizcrtc
area and the fourth was taken by
the First Army.
Captured were Maj Gen. Weber
OF the 334th German division. Mai
Gen. Manteuffel Of a division
named after himself. Gen. KrauSe
commander Of an army artillery
group, and Mai. Gen. Borowietz
commander of the Afrlka KorpS
18th armored division. Gen Boro.
wletz was seized by British units
that opposed him at the Mareth
I mo