davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
New Route Discussed

S J.,Ingran, special represents
ative Of the Braniff Always.
is in Detroit 10 confer with
aviation and business leaders on
proposed service from Chicago
10 Detroit and New. York. The
application is now before the
CAB.
Brapiffs proposed route from
Chicago would bring the Windy
City within an hour and 10
minutes and would make the
Detroit New York nun only 2
hours and Il minutes. Through
service from Dallas and Fort
Worth. Tex. 10 Detroit would
also be provided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
More Oil Found
In California

Los s. ANGELES, May 70
Standard Oil Co. OF California has
struck oil IN a second wildcat in
the Beuna Vista Hills field of
California. The we'll is a half-mile
north OF the initial one, and a
third wildcat on the west side
Of the field is now drilling.
The second well flowed BIT
gravity oil briefly on removal Of
the drill pipe from $3.50 feet. and
will be electrically logged to de-
termine further procedure. The
same sand as in the discovery well
is indicated
The third well is down 2,55S
feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Ramsay Promoted

II, M. Ramsay has been ap-
pointed sales manager Of the
tractor and implement tire di-
vision Of the U. S. Rubber Co.
with headquarters here, accord
ing 10 j. w. McGovern, general
manager OF the tire division.
Ramsay joined the company
In 1885 and was formerly as
siStant SALES manager Of the
Fisk tire division and then. head
Of fuel cell. production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
M. s. Rukeyser
M. 5. Rukeyser q
Real Good NeighbOr'
Has Sound Policies

Good neighbor policies toward Latin America. which
again been explored conferences here will
extent that they rooted economic realities instead fantasies
In spite of seductive theoriZng public be
assumed that in the competitive postwar managed
Latin America and elsewhere will
national trade policies TO the needs of the internal
Accordingly, it be expected that the trend in South
America and elsewhere developing diversified
domestic through ndusrazaton will continue Thus
they will make home much the finished which
formerly imported But strength resulting
from broader base will peoples
buy additional items in larger quantities which they previously
could afford
Thus the composition of Latin American imports will be
changed The emphasis will be tools of production rather than
finished goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Seeks Higher
Loan Rate

WASHINGTON, May 12-Sena-
tor Bankhead Cd Of Alabama has
introduced an amendment to the
price control law to increase the
federal loan rate on basic agricul-
tural commodities from 90 per
cent TO 80 per cent OF parity.
The senator said il was his in
tention TO raise, by this method,
the floor under these commodity
prices. He added commodities II
would affect most would be cotton
and possibly wheat and corn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Widen Aircraft Meeting

Scope of the aircraft meeting,
scheduled for October 5 toN7 at
Los Angeles. has been expanded
by the Society Of Automotive
Engineers 10 include air trans
port engineering. 1t will now be
known as the sac national
aeronautic meeting.
The newly organized sac air
transport engineering activity
will sponsor three sessions at
the meeting. The new group Will
sponsor papers 10 be presented
at the sac air cargo meeting
IN Chicago. December 4 to s,
and two sessions at the national
sac meeting in Detroit next
January s to II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Briggs Profits
Show Increase

A report from Briggs Manufac-
turing Co. shows a net profit for
the March quarter Of 81, AL 299,
which is equal 10 "a cents a share,
against 81 1924. or 81 cents per
share for the similar period in
1913.
The net for the 1914 quarter Is
after reserves for contingencies,
postwar adjustments and renego-
tiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Motor Wheel Corp.
PAYS 3OC Dividend

Motor Wheel Corp. has declared
a dividend Of 30 cents on common,
payable June 10 to holders Of rec
ord May 26 Same amount was
paid March 10. n a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

japanese official receiving frequent large checks some
large 10000 for undscosed purposes And in cash.
ing them he asked for ne-hundred-dolar bills
The japanese now since the arrest Of Thompson on the
Pacific Coast seemed to regard Farnsworth as man who
could be further TO them This despite the fact that
he had probably turned to them naval information
that might have resulted in quick and decisive defeat for
American forces had with Japan come Just then
Farnsworth had shown interest in the news about
Thompsons arres-but the news OF Thompsons convic-
ton and sentence Of fifteen years to Mcneil Island shocked
him visbly G-Man him read the story avdly then
90 into the hotel bar where he proceeded get very
drunk Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
EXPLAINS FREEDOMS

In fact Bowles himself shows
this by going on TO say what these
freedoms" really mean. Mote
that the New Dealers don't ever
talk about freedom itself, but only
about lot OF little freedoms) He
means special kinds Of freedoms
That he knows about. He doesn [
mean freedom for its own sake
He may not mean the kinds Of
freedom you think you want for
yourself and your children. He
means the kind that will 20 places
the New Dealers want, namely,
freedom that Will % allow "the
government 10 fulfill its true eco
nomic function, and (2) lead not
10 freedom, but 10 the highest
development and the richest
promise Of certain freedoms.
Thus Bowles and his kind would
first limit freedom 10 certain
kinds of freedom. Then they would
build a framework around them
Finally. they would control them.
all the little freedoms, so that
they would put on the most
weight and bring the highest price
in the political market.
In my opinion, IL is definitely
disappointing 10 find the head Of
.one OF the main government bu-
reaus lecturing the graduates Of
one Of the nations leading uni
versities with the idea Of convinc-
ing them that government exists
not for the sake Of the governed
but for the sake Of those who hold
government jobs. That is what II
comes down TO when a government
employe sets himself up 10 tell us
individuals what we should con-
slider freedom TO mean, and TO put
us in a framework, "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Order War Stamps delivered
20 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

denly gone back to Japan And it suspected that he
carried vital naval information.
The Naval Atache at the Japanese Embassy-Lieu-
tenant Commander Akira Yamaki--had moved into his
predecessors apartment The switch had been made with
typical Japanese secrecy. "A
BY this time the agents had confirmed their suspicious
that the Aban Towers apartment contained two photosat
machines They knew too, that Farnsworth had patron
lied in Washington and elsewhere, concerns making COM
mercia phoostats And they knew that he always stayed
with the work until it finished and took away both
originals and copies Also check Of records Of the
Washington bank where Lieutenant Commander Itniya
did business disclosed that addition his salary the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

TARNSWORTH LEFT THE MAHERS-without the in
formation he sought about the destroyer Baddlit-and
checked Carveu Hall in Annapolis. Next day the
agents shadowiug him checked the hotel records and
learned he had called unlisted number ia Washington
This number when traced proved to be the private phone
in the Alban Towersof Lieutenant Commander JOSH
gIN Itmiya. Naval Attache OF the japanese Embassy
check then made az other hotels where Farms
worth had stayed 10 Boston, Philadelphia New York Bal
more and Norfolk in every instance The records showed
he bad eph9nei he Washington number The trail went
back h. m January 1888 some three and half years
before sinister development came TO light when Il
was learned that Lieutenant Commander Iimiya had sud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Dividends
LEGAL NOTICE
EDWARD g. BUDD MANCFACTCRfNt
COMPANY
nhlIa.anI..hI.

The Board Of Directors az a meeting
held April 2ist declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of Si,25 per share on all o. on
Cumulative Prior Preferred shares OF Tho
company outstanding on May 20, 1870
payable june ]. -fsff, 20 holders thereof
Of record May 20, 1914 Transfer books
viii not be closed. Checks will he mailed.
Paul Gems, TreasurH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
IDEA is NOT NEW

One characteristic note appears
in the statement that government
control is required in "a modern,
highly ndustrialized economy such
as ours" This is almost funny.
What Bowles and his kind propose
as as old as time 1t is what this
nation was established 10 avoid,
namely central government con-
troll over the economic lives Of
individuals. This is not modern; it
is essentially medieval.
When "the government" under
takes 10 provide jobs for all, l
am reminded of the early English
statutes or royal edicts 10 the
effect that Everybody oweth 10
work" and Furnishing idle sturdy
beggars. " -----=------
Bowles goes on about how the
government can provide the
framework" within which the
various freedoms" Of the individ-
Hsl may work. But q framework
may become a pen or prison cell,
or it may be another name for a
stockade. Frameworks are danger
Gus 10 freedom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Detroit Stocks

sales Net
IN zoos High Low IL t5 On &
Kfesrs 20 % % 20 .....
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 90 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Earnings
REYNOLDS METAIS "a

MI NOLbN METALS 10
Year ended Dec. 81. 1913 1917
Net profits So ass go 81 ara 500
Per common share 50 30 fi-oi
PHILCo CORP.
March quarter 1876 1919
Net income 1esb 37s sTOs TOO
Per share Gee Bie
QUAKER STATE OIL
March quarter 1914 1898
Net profit 1928 as 1903, 5ss
Per share 32c ~ 33e
ALLEN sIRIES. INC.
Quarter ended March IL
IaA 1919
Net profit S9i. $50 81 $50
Per share 35c 2Ta
PUGET SOUND PULP A TIMBER
March quarter 1894 1913
Net profit ki23 7s1 Sl0i,75a
Per common share 33c 2Ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Livestock M arket


CATTLE--150. today's market limited
largely 20 cows trading slow AZ weak Ia
lower cleanup prices. For the week
slaughter steers yearlings and heifers ac-
tive, fully 25c higher. cows very active at
times. firm with last weeks strong close
bulls fully 25c lower; stockers and feeders
scarce. steady Choice ll40-lb steers
topped xl6 25 good and choice ! 059 lbs
Sl6 bulk good fed steers and yearlings,
Sl4,15 y 10 70, most common and medium.
So II 50 good TO choice heifers Si4.5O
"a Is. bulk heifers. Sll ia: common and
medium beef COWS. mainly 50 25 p II; can
uers and cutters mostly 81 az, bulk COM
mon 70 good sausage bulls, SO IL 25. good
beef bulls. 81. so.
CALVES-iJ0. veaiers active strong AT
weeks 50c 20 81 advance bulk good ana
choice Sl6.5Oat7. largely SIT on the
close common and medium, $3.50 IS. culls.
mostly SSuil.
HOGS 300 Hogs over go lbs. mostly
steady bulk good and choice 200270 lbs
Sl3 90. the top 2T0-330 lbs $lI 1912.
10000 lbs Sill 20H II so, 10000 lbs
Sl2 70n 49, 160-is0 lbs. xl2A12 20, 40
1853 lbs. x1075H1l bulk sOws S1OM
10 30. Compared week age is0-2 200 10
hogs strong 20 csc higher, 20O-270 lbs
and lf0-159 lbs steady Weights over
go lbs 25c 20 mostly 4jc lower. sows
-7r tower.
SHEEP 500 Slaughter lambs and sheep
25c higher choice showing advance. sheep
steady Mostly choice eO-l00-lb. No. 2
pelted lambs, topped 1929, bulk good
and choice lambs No 2 pelts. si450H15;
lambs. SllNi4. Gull shorn lambs. So 10 !;
wooded lambs negligible few good and
choice shOrn fat ewes Sc 50d so odd
head, IS, Gull shorn ewes, 81 500 3 so.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO May IL QNs)-HoGs-2e, q
600 steady loo lower. Top. Sl375 bulk
Si2 IS Ql3 so; heavies, Sli.75 u II 40. me-
dtums. Si3.T5u; lights. Sl2d13: light
most mixed grade common 20 good shorn
lights, Sll so n r. so, packing sows. $lt q
II 40: pigs. SsQe.
CATTLE. 600; steady Calves; 500
steady. Beef steers, choice, $15a 16. 80;
medium, Sl3di5i yearlings Sl2d rs so
Butchers: Heifers. Si1 n 1928. cows. A1 so
MA bulls. Seal35O: calves. $sQ1e;
feeders, Sli a1l25. stoekers: steers. $40
q IL cows and heifers SEQ 1915.
SHEEP 600. steady Lambs SIS so
11615: common. S12.50I15; yearllnRs
S2u1A7Y feeders, $1i O IA. so ewes, 81 so
q Q 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Based on the new best-seler unmsskine the Jap
network OF espionage and tresehey in America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

S ~" % ] @ S -" . S1 1a s Detroit Times o :,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14
XVIII.

Pri oknu mokriskega gradu
sedi zofija Heningovica. Zelo je
upadla. Ma belem, neznem O.
brazu Sc j vidijo modrikaste Ii
lice. Lasje j padajo nepoeesani
ma ramena, motne oci j gleda-
jo v tia, samo vcasih dvigne O.
braz IN pogleda po divnem kra-
ju, XII Sc je razprostiral p re d
njo in Sc izgubljal proti izhodu.
Tedaj Sc prime z malo rocico
"a srce, ma dolnih trepalnicah
Sc il zablesci solza in mocneje
stisne blede ustnice. Gospa Ur-
sula je prisla "a MO, dokler ne
okreva nevesta, XII j je bill a
vest strasni smrti Milicevi ra-
Mia srce. Ia materjo je prisla
tudi sestra in gospa Konjska,
da dovrsi svoj modri nacrt. Po
cele dneve sedi Zofija in gleda
molce pred-se, a v dolgih noceh
moei svoje zglavje Z vrocimi
solzami. Samo vcasih gre svo-
10 sestro Mario ma vrt, da 81 O.
lajsa svojo bol m e d vonjem
gozdnega zelenja.
V sobi je tudi Ursula in 60
spa Anka.
'Draga hcerka,' izpregovori
matt in pogladi z roko mracno
cello svoje hcere, "poslusaj me.
Povedati ii moran nekaj zelo
vaznega. I'll 81 dobra in poslus-
ma in upam, da Sc bos pokorila
materini volji.'
"Govorite, mati," odvrne de-
klica tho, gladec 81 z roko ro-
bove svoje gladke halle.
''Dokler sem imela le trohico
upanja,' pricne matt, "da Sc po-
vrne tvoj zarocenec, XII ii nj u
sojen, sem cakala mirno in Sc
nisem hotela vtikati v zadeve
tvojega srca, dasiravno sem IL
gubila re davlo 1sako upanje.
Omenila sem tt enkrat, da DO
treba misliti ma mozitev z dru-
GIN, toda ii 81 Sc razjezila in
JAZZ sem umolknila. Danes je
drugaCe, danes yemo, da krije
nesrecnega mladenica crna zem-
liza, in da Sc mrtvi ne vracajo iz
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSkA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA liz Hrv. poslov. L. J.
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873

pravicnik, ii 81 ucen clovek. Vse
ljudstvo je zapisalo tvoje ime V
svoje srce. Mi zbiramo vojsko,
a brez glave ne opravimo nice
sar. Mozje! Malta Gubec maj
mas vodi, on maj bo mas glavar.
Hocete?"
''Da! zivio mas voditelj Gu
bec!" zakli6ejo vsi hkrati.
"Hocem! Vodil vas bom," re-
&c svecano Gubec, dvignivsi ro-
ko, "vodll vas bonn v boj "a sta
70 ljudsko pravdo, vami bonn
do zadnjega dihljaja. Tako mi
pomagaj Bog!'
"Ha, ha, hal" Sc zaslisi po-
rogljih smeh in pri vratih Sc po-
iavi V mesecini DrmaciGev "a
ripli obraz.
"Izdajstvoi DrmacicW SkOci-
jo kmetje in hipoma Sc zablisci
deset bridkih nozev.
"To ste junaki! Potolcite
me!' Sc nasmeje pisar, "sam
sem. Izvohal sem bill vas sesta-
mex, sci sem "a vasim sledom
Lahko bi vas bill tidal. Obesili bi
vas. A nisem storil tega. Hocem
postati vas, da Sc osvetim sta
remu krvniku "a tezke rane in
udarce. Ia Vsako rano mai oh,
cuti sto muk. Vas sem, tako mi
pomagaj Bog! A kaj namera.
vate? Vrniti Sc pod stare 60
spodarje? Bene! Cd konja na
osla ? Dokler bo kaj gosposkega
skrlata, DO tekla kmecka kri in
prelivale Sc bodo kmecke solze
Doll z gospodo! Use podaviteH
"Molci,' rece Gubec, "nlsmc
razbojniki."
"Oj, oj, kmecki modrijan,' Sc
nasmeje Drmacic, "ves-li ii, da
sklepata Ursula in Tahi prekc
vasih glava mir, da zofija obi
skuje Gabrijela, da bosta ostals
ma Susjedu Tahi in Ursula ?"
"Lazes!" zaklice Gubec il
prebledi, a kmetje Sc navale ne
Drmacica.
"Beri, Gubec! I'll znas brati,
rece pisar mirno in da kmetl
Ankino pismo.
Kmetje prizgo luc. Cub e
pricne citati in prebledi. Oci mt
vzplamte in zakrici:
'Da, Drmacic! Mas 81. Res
je, bratje! Start gospodarji 81
vezejo'z novim krvnikom prot
nam. o hudobna gosposka hi
navscina! Mas upor maj DO ma
perjen tel zvezi. Prokleti maj bo
sta izdajici, XII sta dala pre-
malo casa besedo, sta nosils
V srcu kaco. Ma noge! Stran Z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14
PrOda Sc

hisa S 7 sobami; 4 sobe spodaj,
3 zgoraj; garaza in fornez. Bill
zu sole in cerkve. Cena samo
S4,750. Vprasa sc ma 6404 Or
ton Ct, cd E. SO St., ali pa po-
kliCite HE. 2899.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14

gospodo! LIE ena maj bo! Nasa
svoboda!'
"Nasa svoboda! Ia MO hoce-
mo ziveti in umreti," zakli6e
razjarjena druzba kmetov, in
pri tajinstvenem sumenju mil
ma, pri zlati mesecini 81 podado
ii pogazeni branitelji bozje pra-
vice in cloveskega dostojanstva
svoje zuljave roke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-14
(Nadaljevanje)

scevali samo n a. d krivcem, da
ne boste ubiiali drugace kakor
v ,boju, da boste mirovali, ko IL
tiramo Taha!'
"Prisegamo!" zaklicejo So
glasno kmetje in vsi vzdignejo
roke.
V tenn trenutku Sc zacuje Ia
tegnjen zvizg. Kmetje skocijo
ma noge. Ma Savinem bregu
pristane velik coin in ma suho
stopita moz in zena. Oba sta bi-
la ogrnjena z dolgim plascem.
Kreneta V Min. Mesec posveti
skozi okno in V krogu knetov
sta stala Stepko Gregorijanec
in Ursula Heningova.
"Zdravo, mozje!" rece Step
ko, "po dogovoru prihajam med
vas z gospo Ursulo. Ste-i pri-
pravljeni vzdigniti Sc mad Ia
ha?"
"Smo," odvrne Gubec.
"Izgnati ga in nazaj postaviti
stare gospodarje?'
"Smo. Yes kraj Cd Stubice
do Samobora, Cd Stenjevca do
Sotle."
"Je to vasa trdna volja?"
"Trdna, tako mi pomagaj
Bog" rece Gubec in polozi ro-
ko ma srce. "Dokler bodete vi z
nami, bono mi vami! Dokler
bodete vi posteni z nami, bono
mi posteni vami!'
"A. k e d a Sc nameravate
vzdigniti?" vprasa Ursula.
"Tega ne vemo Sc "a goto-
vo," odvrne Gubec: "treba Sc
je dobro pripraviti, da Sc vzdig-
memo vsi naenkrat."
"a kedaj pricnete?' vprasa
Stepko.
"Ne vprasujte mas, gospod,"
odvrne Eliza, ito je nasa stvar
in dogovor. Zadostuje maj vam,
da Sc zgodi."
Innate orozja?" vprasa Step
kO.
'Imamo nekaj," rece Gubec.
"Posljem ga vam JAZZ" rece
tho Ursula, "pa svinca in spod-
nika?"
"Malo."
"Tu innate sto srebrnih to-
larjev, kupite 81 ga" rece He
ningovica in izroci Gregoricu
mosnjico. Toda ako prelomite
dano besedo, ako Sc ne dvigne-
te?"
Ne bojte se," Sc nasmehne
Gubec, "sram mas je, da Sc nj
smo dvignili pref, toda ako Sc
ne dvignemo, ne bi zasluzili, da
smo ljudje.'
"Tako je prav," rece Ursula,
me vdajte Sc, ne odjenjajte!
Pokoncajte, zlomite, Tahi ne
SINE biti vas gospodar. Zaupaj-
te V mas, Cd mas dobite vsako
pomoc. Trdno upajte! Da vas
prepricamo, sva prisla semkaj.
"Toda molcite," izpregovori
Stepko, me omenjajte nasega i
mena."
"Samo, ako nam iztrgajo ST.
CO." rece Gubec, obi ga nasli V
MEN,
Iahl naJ pade!! poda Ursu-
la roko Gubcu.
maj pade" rece kmet in
stisne plemisko desnico.
"Tako maj DO in Bog maj So
di.' konca Eliza Gregoric.
Polagoma sc prerivaioc skozi
grmovje Sc vrneta oba do bre-
ga in coin ju odnese zopet ma
drugo stran.
"Bratje," izpregovori Gubec,
wi poznate vsak svoj kraj.
Vem, da je vse ljudstvo kakor
nabita puska, toda treba je Sc
nagovora in dogovora. Hodite
in delajte vsak v svoji vasi, to-
da nicesar Sc ne SINE izvedeti.
Vsak maj molci kakor grob. Ne
hodite k slabotnezu a malo-
vrednezu, da mas ne izda." !
"Gubec" Sc dvigne Pasanac,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

nickinE and sorapins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

heavy gloves, picked her up
gingerly and turned her over
10 an expert ia the optical
instrument section.
This man puts the ex-
tremely fine cross hairs on
gun sights and other gadg-
CTS that give our bombers
and fighters plenty of sting.
He was glad 10 see Agnes
and put her right 10 work
spinning spider silk for the
instruments he repairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

letting him spend the night
with Agnes.
Elmer may have had one
night Of love. Only Agnes
knows and she won't tell.
Elmer can't talk because
Agnes murdered him.
The man for whom the
killer works was not greatly
surprised at her cold bloodcd
behavior. He knows tn a I
Black Widows are notorious
for hating their husbands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

THE IethaI and short-tem-
pered Black Widow spid-
y err may have a bad name
with the general public-and
especially those unfortunate
enough 20 feel her sting
but she's O. x. at the Sacra-
mento, California, Air Depot.
T his am a bic attitude
toward a ruthless killer is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

I o c u S Q q o n
one member
of the savage
species "A
hard working
girl" named
Agnes.
Agnes " a s
not dlarcd
s n @ enlisted,
so 10 Spcaa
because O.
was fOune bt
meath a train
er a. the air
q g p o [. a
worker pulled
on q pair of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
TheBad MxMM,
Doing Go 90. d .|I. }. .
Agnes boss placed her in

Agnes boss placed her in
a little Plexigl1s house and
feeds her one drop Of water
a day. Others around the
place grab every live fly
they see. Black Widows
dote on these pests.
Now and then A en- g s
catches a fly on her own.
The exercise is good for her
and, what's more impor.
tant, she manufactures more
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Sllken strands
Of web when
S he an be
her natural
killing self.
Soon after
Agnes w a n
dered into her
defense 10 b
s o m @ o n e
tn r ned up
with a boy
friend for
h g r. T he
called him FL
ner and had
the romantic
inspiration Of
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Don't let it lie idle
any longer!
SChiCk Injector Blades
ARE BACK!

Happy shaving, Schick Injector
owners!
Tomorrow morning you can bring
that Notwithstanding razor out ofre-
tiremeat. Your blades are at your
dealers today
No need :. any longer .. to set.
tie for a lesS-than-Perfect morning
shave. We're now able to meet all
demands for keen-edged Schick
Blades, civilian as well as military,
So...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
It's back TO work for the razor
that made shaving history

Once again your morning shave can be
a pleasure instead Of a chore, thanks TO
these revolutionary Schick Injector fea-
tures-the only basic Improvements 10
safety razor design in over IS years:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
AUTOMATIC BLADE CHANGE

an exclusive
SChIck Injector
feature. A pull
and push on the
Injector shoots
out the old
blade slides IN
a fresh one IN
SANITY Moth
ing totakeapart
or re-as>embie
No fumbling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
SOLID GUIDE BAR

has q sure
grip surface
that Stretc hes
and fattens the
skin Just ahead
of the blade.
Pops up WhiSk-
ers for closer,
more comfort
able shave. Cor
ner guards pro-
tect againS ST
nickina and scr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
DOUBLE THICK BLADES

Just as long
but twice as
thick as ordi-
nary blades. 3
times as thick
as paper-thin
ones. SO they
take and hold
a really keen
e d Y e o il
packed in spe-
cial cartridge,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

their cutting edges are suspended in space.
p. S. Spread the good word that these blades
are back and-if you own spare Schick To-
iector Razor pass il along To- friend. He'll
thank you for real shaving comfort and case.
We'd like to introduce him TO the Schick To-
iector Razor ourselves but We still can't
get the material TO make new ones.