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Evening star., 1944-09-28

It's not every general who can
rumba and not every general who
will give ne-man exhibition on
night club floor. But we saw
General Romolu, newly appointed
commissioner for the Philippine Is
lands. do it the other evening at
the Trade Winds. No wonder, the
general could give a few lessons to
Arthur Murray-he's that good y
Right in the middle of a para
graph about a general you shouldn't
introduce a dependent clause, espe-
Icially one depending on Frank ST.
natra. But we can't help it because
while the general was dancing by
our table who came over but Henny
Nadell.
Remember what you printed
about me being friends with ST.
natra?"
Evening star., 1944-09-28
HELP WOMEN.

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Apply all week. KAPLOWITZ BROS, SCI
18th st. NV.
ALTERATION HANDS on women's xar-
merits, GARF1NCKEL'S
IMMATURE and coil winders-we v,Il
train few alert women for this interest.
ing work permanent postwar future a.
s1Is1; sSS good pay: 5s-day week ELECTRIC
AsslsIANT ROOkkEEPER and typisE
PHEASANT working conditions permarenf
s9sit1on; salary to start, S35 weekly. RoI
ASSISTANT MANAGER for Iern.r sbon Il.
GATED in Clarendon, Va; real opportrni0
Ior experienced salesperson with executivk
aolllty Phone Mr.. Hon, DI 3Oss, fS
appointment. LERNER SHOPS. I'LL
bEAuTICIAN,. all around, experienced.
fulI time, no license necessary; salary and
commission. Call TE 7I4O
CONTINUED on Next PsSs.l
Evening star., 1944-09-28

Extravagant spending Of money
at home results in an extravagant
spending Of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to a minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Fred DPPg

fAred=i1eeE- prominent west side
grocer for 81 years and long re-
carded As the mayor Of Cork
town. will be buried in Woodmere
Cemetery tomorrow after funeral
Services at = p m. in ST. Andrew
Lutheran Church. Trumbull and
Baglcy He was 20 years old
Born in Germany. nc came IA
Detroit in 1888. immediately on
tered The grocery business and had
been thiS- last BUSINESS location,
2660 Vermont, since 1903.
Despite ms Gefman" ancestry.
Mr.. Deeg fast became a leader IN
the almost entirety irish neighbour
hood While the parish priest gave
spiritual guidance TO the residents,
he was their adviser IN more
material things.
Mayors, councilmen, Judges, doc
tors and industrial and business
leaders were his friends.
He - survived by his wife, Anna
a son William three daughters
Mrs Frank Coward, Mrs Harold
Hoffman and Mrs. Ray Sewers
and a stcpSon Erwin Liebetrcu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Detroiter Killed
In Bomber Crash


Amy officials today notified
Mr., and Mrs. James Mckenzie
that their son. Cpl. Angus Me
kcnlic 1909 Vermont, was one Of
nine men killed when a Liberator
bomber crashed near Wcndover
Field, Utah The plane-yHaS- nn-a
routine Training flight
Cpl. Mckenzie attended VEST
crn High School, leaving IN 1910.
Indicted Sept II. 1912 he re-
ceiVed his basic training at Shep-
pard Field Tex, and gunnery
training at the Ilarlingen school
i'm Texas
ReeiAe-hi-R parents. -he-is=s stir
vivcd by a brother. James, 20, an
air cadet at Texas A. and NJ.
University, and a sister, Isabel,
Is Funeral arrangements are IN
COmpleiC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Detroit Boy, b, Dies
As Prisonerin Indiana

Joe johnson. 13. or 80 Custer,
held 10y Laporte Ind juvenile
authorities for the alleged theft
OF an automobile in Detroit died
in a Laportc hospital. police were
notified here today.
Detroit officials said young
Johnson took the car here Feb
3 and was arrested In Laportc
last Saturday
lie developed a throat infection
which is believed 10 have caused
BIS dDltu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

Funeral services for John a.
Lewis. SO. of 1858 Virginia Park,
Will be held at p. m. tomorrow
al the William r. Hamilton Co,
1915 CaSS. Interment will be in
Highland Cemetery, Ypsllanti.
Mr.. Lewis. who died Monday at
Providence Hospital, was a native
of YpSilanti. coming TO Detroit in
1888. For 80 years he was a
salesman for Lee & Cady, retiring
IN 1929
Survivors include his wife.
Flora. and daughter, Mrs. Lyla
a. Quick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Joseph Carney

Joseph Carney. Times printer
for II years. died at his home,
l574l StanSbury, today after a
SlX-month illness.
-Mr- Carney, who was Al Years
old yesterday, is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Edna Carney, and a
son. Richard, now serving with
the l.. s. Marines.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Joseph gym

Funeral services for Joseph
Eyth, S5-year-old former Detroit
butcher who was one OF the
founders of the Grauot Central
Market, were held today az the
Terry McGovern Funeral Home,
5S27 w. Vernon. with burial in
Woodmere Cemetery
Eyth died Sunday in his home
at 315 w. Troy, Ferndale, after
a brief illness.
Surviving are his wife. Sarah,
of Ferndale; a stepdaughter, Mrs.
Walter Barrett OF Berkley; two
stepSonS. William l. Norris Of
Eeepdale-aHd -Jeh4-J- Merits 81
Windsor and a brother, Roman
Eyth of Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
.VErS. EIrinG Wilson

Funeral services for Mrs Will
son. rs. were held today IN her
home at 437 Plum, Wyandotte.
She died Monday
Mrs. Wilson, 70. was the wife
Of George NJ. Wilson, who recently
retired as distributor of The De.
troit Times IN. the WyandottC
area
Surviving also arc son. Ear
c.. of Wyandotte a daughter Mrs
Earl DickcrSon Of Detroit; a sis
ter. Mrs Mary Nugont, Superior
Wis. and four grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Daughter Denies
Story She Killed
Wife
>rfc,sl 70 TN nrTRoIT INNS

>rfcisl 70 TN pFTRoIT TINrs
t-+ffftiAtitt, RI Mrs fflrtf'f-
.ea Goodhoay daughter Of Che We
-7I Tu r-r fi7rsfzr fiiutrt rnurrftt
case. toi7v presided AT q press
conference To deny amazing
charges flung by "A police ieutcn-
ans earlier 80 an inquest
Mrs. Goo6hody has told police
that "a EunWoman invaded Room
Sa6 Of thc Drake fired a bullet az
hlr and thCn fatally wounded her
mother soclalitc Mrs Adele Born
Williams.
At-the Inquest John Quinn
said hc did not believe there was
q third person involved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Detroit Officer Promoted

Col William W Southland, COM
officer at Nichols General
Hospital. Louisville. announced to-
day that 1St 1t. Warren f. Bel
KNAPP of 1868 Three Mile, Detroit
has been promoted TO captain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Packing Firm Fined

Recorders Judge ScsAen today
had found the City Packing Co. of
1851 p Michigan guilty of adufterat-
ing bologna and assessed a fine
of $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

are human
haAaaa
r. T m =
when there is
a duly job TO
be done they
a < X Z O Z
v olun tecrS
rather i1at
tanning the
rob dow n
& ehodE 3
2 n r O a T.
w hateNc or
Won are do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Free Book on Deafness

Tells of important government
discoveries. II hard Of hearing,
send name, address today 10
ACQUISITION, 2404 Eaton Tower,
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

THE water supply Is In Oh
Il cans, that is. galvanized
iron cans with covers. rather
larger than the average ash
can. We filled these several
times on our trip, picking up
ice At tho same time putting u
in the huge covered boxes and
pfiine Hp aii-ihe Pefishabie feed-
on top Of the cakes
OF course everything had 70
be scrubbed, including the
newly built pine tables made Of
plankS. Every skillet, knife.
cleaver. pan--everything there
was scrubbed by US with CT
soap which is strong enough TO
take the hide off anything less
tough than an Nh tank
On such cases the first nights
KIP COR KID. meaning kitchen
detail is the toughest Besides
getting everything organized
you get ready for breakfast and
start on the next days dinner,
too. One man spent about half
the night doing nothing but
breaking eggs dozens Of them
for the mornings scrambled
eggs Another sliced a couple
Of crates fun Of bread
WE HAD Kentucky lad in
w the detail who had very
little 10 say except when he
felt he had something import
ant 10 say. When we were
peeling potatoes with foot long
kitchen knives. one lad kept
hunting for the big ones be-
cause-well. Just because he
seemed TO think he'd get fin
ished quicker that way. said
Kentucky laconiCally.
IAN got to be peeled, don't
they ."
Aside from that all he said
AL night was IN the midst Of
the egg cracking
"Ah don't like eggs no more"
Later ne helped open cans Of
bacon and added
"Ah don't like bacon no
more"
Just before breakfast We had
70 cut up umpty pounds Of but
Ter into small squares and now
said Kentucky. deSpOndentlv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

WZHEN you need quick relief from
w PAIN, do YOU hesitate TO take aspirin
because At leaves you with an upset
stomach II so, this new medical dis.
ooSep, SUPERlN. is lust uhat the
doctor ordered for you.
svpsrln Is esplrln plus contains the
same pure, safe aspirip you have long
knoVn-but compounded by medical
men in a special way for those upset by
aspirin IN its ordinary form.
This new kind Of aspirin tablet diss6lves
more quickly, lers the aspirin get right
a. ihe job Of relieving pain, reduces the
acdIy OF ordinary aspirin, and does
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Are you


Lend an ear to the lively
sparkle in a drink mixed
with Canada Dry Water.
pin POINT CARBoNATIoN"
millions Of timer bubbles
means lasting livelinesS.
Make the most Of your
precious liquor stocks. Use
Canada Dry Water. It's spe-
cial formula points up the
flavor of any tall drink
scotch, rye, bourbon, gin or
rum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
RE-ENACTED CRIME

.-AS- -h5s-eeneluSi0ns 1T thc
StfAhce case, II. G2Htffft safti
sharply:
II do not believe there was a
third person Ia the room. W.
re-enaCted the crime"
He questioned Pat after the
staying Quinn said. and she
didn't give satisfaction. lie
-wCTt OF
II said, Pat, I don't think
you're telling the truth Where's
that gun o.
She said, We'll, iii tell YOU,
lieutenant
Then Atty. Thomas RoSen-
berg interrupted her"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Vegetable
Price Pee

Fresh fruit and vegetable retail
ceiling prices effective for one
week. beginning tomorrow, IA
Wayne. Oakland and Macomb
counties, were announced today
by the OPA.
The prices apply 10 all stores
bat are specifically provided for
stores in Groups | and ,. Retail
stores in Groups 3 and must cal
culate their selling prices on
Maximum Price Regulation 422
and should generally reflect lower
prices
In no case. tho OPA pointed
out. may any retail store sell for
a price higher than those listed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09

ing even II YOU don't like D.,
YOU can figure that the next
JOB probably viii he worse or
the sergeant wouldn't be look-
ine for volunteers.
knowing all this. I still stuck
my neck out and volunteered
when a ia came through right
after our train had started,
asking for five volunteers for
kitchen duty ! wanted 10 see
what ~ was like
We had two baggage cars
converted by use of field equip
msnt. Three long, flat boxes
were filled with earth and on
top were wood burning stoves.
One corner of the car was
piled with fireWood Adjoining
-WeIe- crates digs canned
bacon. frankfurterS. butter
oranges, apples, eorned beef,
hams. cookies. sacks of sugar
and potatoes. That's tho way
they do the cooking on-s-tfatft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
DENIES CHARGE

Nh Goodbody said
1t. Quinn'S accusation i fan
ta>tic and l completely deny IT,
Things happened 80 suddenly /
do not remember all that took
place. Besides. was near hNS-
terra after the shooting.
Qunu.S version OF the great
Drake Hotel murder mystery
winch biandiY swept aside all The
bIid-up about n phantom mid
dlc-agcd woman with gray hair m
black Persian lamb coat ctr.
NAKED a day of excitement In
which Goodbody had cooIly re-
peated her story of The shooting
and then collapsed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

otherwise assail their bodies.
The fact that women weep much
oftener than men may also explain
why frail feminine types are often
able TO throw off germ and virus dis
eases that fell strong men.
Some years ago there was a CRY
Baby Championship Contest" at Salt
Lake City. 1t seemed then to be a
dubious distinction for two-year-old
Shirley Clark 10 win that champion
ship. She literally watered the lawn
with her tears. Was il coincidence
that she was one of the healthiest chill
dren in the state?
When science gets around to de
veloping a simple way to measure the
amount of lysoZyme and biotin in in
dividual tears-oP Saliva--it may be
possible 10 predict in advance which
persons will be resistant to bacterial
infections, and which susceptible.
Although little was done with the
possibilities of germ-killing lysoZyme
in the early years of its discovery
and nothing was known of biotin then
two Russian women eXperimenters
found the mystery substance also
present in cartilage or gristle.
From these body tissues ii was pos
sible to make concentrated lysozyme,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

min found in your tears, serves as a
carrier and binder for biotin. With
on, il, biotin cannot kill disease germs
or maintain the strength and health
Of living tissues.
Or. Meyer found that if one ten
milionth part of gram Of biotin is
added 10 the free. unattached aVidin,
the tears containing the lysozyme are
increased in their power TO destroy
germs from eight TO $50 times.
1t seems plain from this that when
you hurl the epithet Cry Baby" you
are possibly less uncomplimentaTy
than you intended 10 be. The cry
baby" may be stronger and freer of
bacterial disorders than you are.
When the obstetrician or maternity
nurse smacks child at birth until he
cries, the infant not only breathes and
lives, but if the laChTymal glands are
functioning enough 10 produce tears
he destroys the bacteria that may
have entered his nose, throat and
eyes from dust in the room.
Children who indulge in outbreaks
of temper, women who weep copious-
ly in grief, those who cry for any
reason at all are no doubt at the same
time killing off numerous potential
infections and contagious that might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

which was used in Russia as an anti
septic in surgical cases, and also for
treatment of eye ulcers.
II may seem strange that so deli
cate an organ as the eye can be con-
tinually bathed in powerful bacteri-
eide solution without itself being
harmed instead of protected. But Ma
ture endowed lysoZyme, and its active
agent biotin, with the ability to de-
stroy germs, yet not even slightly in
jure normal tissue cells.
How this is done has been reported
dramatically by British researchers
from St. Mary's Hospital, in London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

Looking through an ordinary micro
scope they saw that when a teardrop
fell on living, moving bacteria those
small organisms swelled 10 enormous
size, turned liquid inside their skins
and a few moments later exploded.
Then they dissolved completely.
Now that biotin has been discovered
to be the real killer factor that pro
tects while one weeps, IL seems likely
that il will become another potent
weapon in the field of medicine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
BY LEONARD KEENE HIRsHBERG, J

BY LEUNAHD hEENE HIhSHbEhO, M ID
- ONT be afraid to cry. Your weeping not
\ only releases a lot Of pentup emotions, but
- it may very well save your health, too.
Literally
For those tears that roll down your cheeks contain
a powerful vitamin that destroys deadly bacteria
This discovery provides the first scientific identi
fcation of the remarkable protective substance
long suspected of being present in tears, saliva
and other fluids of the body; substance that is
handler and perhaps more powerful than penicillin
the sulfa drugs.
.Lysezyfffe the name given extraordinary
engine of the laChrymal and salivary glands upoL
its discovery in 1922 by the British genius, Or.
Alexander Fleming, who also discovered pencillin.
The notwithstanding qualities Of lysozyme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

greatly excited
I he m q deal
world at I h a t
time. But the
sulfa drugs came
along, and lyso-
lyme was pushed
into the shadows.
Now DR.. Karl
Meyer Of Column
bia University
has dissipated
the mystery sur
rounding lyso-
y m g for %
years. He has
revealed that the
real chemical
gent in lyso:
lyme, bringing
q ath to bac-
terra, is biotin,
a Vitamin.
Biotin is the
strongest vita
min known. Avi-
din, another vita
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Good Bulletin

A ND IL you want a thor
~ ough, detailed booklet,
containing complete infor-
nation on jellies, jams and
preserves, with good recipes
included, send five cents
for Farmers Bulletin No.
1900, 10 the Superintendent
Of Documents, Washington,
ID. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
NAZI- JAP ERASER

For free labels In patriotic col
ors TO paste on fat-saying con-
tanners send a stamped, addressed
envelope TO the Household Alma
nae. The American Weekly, 235
T.. 45th ST., New York IL, n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Gooseberry Walnut jam

W/ASH, stew and measure
w gooseberries. Add one
half cup water for each
quart of berries. Boil until
soft.
Add one cup sugar and
two tablespoons chopped
walnut meats for each cup
of berries. Boil till thick.
Pour at once into sterilized
glasses or jars. Pour hot
paraffin on at once. Use
three-fourths cup of sugar
for each cup of prepared
fruit If the berries are very
ripe; one cup If they are
green gooseberries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Ripe Sour Cherry Jelly

3 cups juice
a cups sugar
l box powdered fruit pectin
Use about two and one
half pounds of crushed (but
not pitted) fully ripe cher
ries. Add one-half cup of
water to make the juice as
described before. Simmer
covered ten minutes.
Measure the sugar and
have ready.
When the juice is dripped,
measure IL into a three or
four-quart kettle. Place
over.-the hottest fire. Add
the powdered pectin, mix
well, and continue stirring
until the mixture is boiling
hard. AT once pour in the
sugar stirring constantly.
Continue stirring until il is
boiling hard a again, and
watch that 1t boils only one
half minute. Remove from
the heat. Skim, pour quick
ly into sterile glasses. Paraf-
fin the hot jelly at once.
M a kes seven m G dunn
glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Jelly Recipes

Start with three quarts of
fully ripe berries. Follow
general directions for max
ing the juice and finishing
the Jelly. Add the pectin
when the sugar and juice
are boiling hard, stirring
constantly. Bring 10 boiling
again for one-half minute.
Remove from fire, skim,
pour into sterile glasses and
cover at once with hot
paraffin. Makes about
eleven glasses (siX fluid
ounces each.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Other Berries

cor blackberry, blueberry,
y boyscnberry, dewberry,
loganberTy, youngberry and
strawberry Jelly. the rue IS:
4 cups juice
7lz cups sugar
! bottle fruit pectin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

PATTERN 369i-Smart cap sleeve
summer frOck. Sizes II TO 20 and
80 TO ~. Sire l6, % yards 39-inch
fabric.
PATTERN 369j-Perkily ruffled
pinafore. Sizes IL 10 20. Sire 10,
3as yards 3j-inch fabric.
PATTERN SOi2-Crocheted pine
apple dolly.
EACH PATTERN together with
a neediewOrk pattern of useful and
decorative motifs for linens and
garments, TWENTY CENTS each.
Write plainly SIZE. NAME, AID
DRESS, STYLE NUMBER Send
your order to the AMERICAN
WEEKLY PATTERN DEPT, 635
Sixth Avenue, New York IL, New
York.
Due TO customs restrictions. Cana
dian orders cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Ripe Red Raspberry Jelly

3i5 cups prepared juice
AZ cups sugar
l box powdered fruit
pectin
Follow directions for ex-
tracing the juice and the
general instructions In the
preceding recipes. Use two
and one-half quarts fully
ripe raspberries. NJ a k e s
eight medium glasses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-28
BY BETTY HEINEMAN


PHILADELPHIA-W.D- Of
ficials Of the Port of Philadel-
phia, second largest in the coun-
try in volume of water-borne
tonnage. are dreaming of the
day when William PENIS we'll
chosen site for the City Of Broth
erly Love will be the leading
port in the United States.
Edwin B. Cox, director of the
Department of Wharv,s, Docks
and FERRIES, is very optimis-
tic about the growth of the
port. The u. S. Army engineers
also have been cooperating with
channel dredging operations to
complete the overall 4O-foot
channel to the sea.
The S40,OOO,0OO port still is
running behind the top position
filled by New York. But Cox
predicts Philadelphia has good
chance of catching up during
the postwar period. 1t has done
remarkably we'll, he adds, for a
port which was in the red in
1899.
Already the city has some big
plans. Cox has asked the coun-
Gil to appropriate $50, 100000
over period of time as soon as
the war Is over, for further i'm
provements and expansion. De-
finite details are mapped out for
the construction of new sheds
and piers, purchase of equip
ment and provisions for further
dredging.
Concerning federal govern
ment plans, Col. Clarence Rem
shaw, district engineer, says the
government plans to deepen the
channel still further in the Phil
adelphia area, and to deepen an
chorages at Marcus Hook, Pa,
and Mantua Creek, N. j., and in
Camden.
AS for the tonnage handled
now by the growing port, fig
ures cannot be revealed for Sc
curity reasons. However, it can
be stated that the figure has
mounted considerably since the
As, 900, 000-ton total handled in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-28
White Russians Form
pro.Nazi Council

NEW YORK, March 28-P)-
The Polish Telegraph Agency
said today in a dispatch from
London that the Germans have
organized white Russian
Central Council" of quislings in
an effort to incorporate White
Russia into the German war eff
fort.
The agency also declared that
the Nazis had for the first time
conscripted a White Russian unit
into the German army.
The head of the quisling coun-
Gil, according to the German oc-
cupation press, the agency said,
is Prof. Radoslaw OstrowSki and
the groups headquarters is in
Minsk Llitewski.