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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

inherited his fathers 81 100000 ruby
studded crown, his $1,000. 600 diamond
necklace his 10000 elephants and his
annual income of S20.OOO,OOO
A columnist at Lahore. India, sug-
gested a way out for Sir Pratap If
pressure from the people became too
severe, the writer pointed out. the
potentate might follow the precedent
of the late Maharaiah of Patiala. who
had his unwantcd wives murdered
The Maharajah OF Patiala died in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Sir Pratap fell in

with the plan at once by outlawing
Solygamy in his realm, a prosperous
80 q happy land once ruled by his be-
loved father. the late Gaekwar of Ba-
roda. who was content with one wife.
Then Sir Prafap turned around and
took as his second bride the lisSom
Sitadcvi OF pithapuram, daughter of
the Naharajah Of Pithapuram.
Bad reaction followed immediately.
The people turned against their lord
Sir Pratap's second marriage aroused
April ~. 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

adverse criticism as
any Of the absurd,
extra Va CANT and
sinful hin g S
they've been doing
Tor years.
II was 20 coun
tcraCt that very
thing that tn g
princes banded 20.
getheF and named
a publicity commit
tee. The Alahara.
jah Of Patiala, sue.
ecSsor 70 the blood.
lest tyrant who ever
sat upon a throne
OF India, was APP
pointed chairman.
The or ga n ization
iunctioned m u c n
ttke a local cham.
Der Of commerce,
making the most of
pvPTy good point,
while at the same
time trying TO cor
rect or tone down
a n ything tn a [
caused criticism
Sir prataD fell i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

llS 81 a SlltlliB.
He stole other mems
yves and ordered their
cath if they objected. He
ED women as eaPtiVes
,hen they refused 10
ield 10 his will and they
led as prisoners or just
lain disappeared.
Richest of all the In
dian princes - but the
stingiest-is the Nizam
Of Hyderabad. His for
rune IS reckoned at
lOOO,OOO,0OO or more
and he increases it
by knitting socks, which
he sells 10 his subjects
at eXOrbitant prices.
The niZam's wives are
not a matter of record.
but they are sufficient
% have produced at
least 81 sons and, GER
tainly, some daughters.
midas history
studded with princes
who count their wealth
by millions and their
wives by the dozen
There's the Maharaiah
Of Jaipur, who has a
S50,000,0O0 palace and
gold and jewels worth
ten times as much.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

such indignation
that the Maharajah
of Pithapuram is.
-s-tHfeeai Il Pfoctdrud
ton denouncing his
daughter.
The people were
particularly angry
because the Maha-
"a jah Of Baroda
posed as the most
virtuouS of India $
695 rciCning princes
when, i'm 1899. ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

THE fabulously rich princes
OF India have got them
selves in hot water again
by the untavorablc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

's'Aaf-f' a AAHeA 81 itNh
a fcW months ago as part Of the
Indian princes selfimprovement
plan TO obtain favorable publicity.
In doing So Sir Pratap argued that
being a law unto himself. a maha.
rajah may do as he pleases, law or
no lax and il was that high haurirri
contention that made the whole t..
form project backfire, bringing down
on the pampered princes as much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23


publicity they'd been get.
ting because of their lux
uriQus and selGindulgcnt
ways Of living, they de
cided not long ago they'd
better reform befoN il
WIS too tate
But they overs%ot the
mark reforming them
selves till it hurt.
oddly enough, the
prince hurt worst by the
reformation is Sir Pratap
Sinha, the Maharajah of
B3df-orid, who started out
as one OF the mast enthus.
iastiC reformerS but now
wishes he'd never got
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

New Moral Codes
and Modern Press
A 9 ents S e e m e d
Steps in +he Right
Dire ction Until
Royal Love Ration
ing Brought Sound
and Fury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Defroiter Decorated
By YuqosIav Kinq

Brig. Gen. Russell A. OSmun,
former Detroiter, was one of six
American army officers decorated
by King Peter of Yugoslavia for
exploits in the Middle East. q
Gen. Osmun. holder of the
Legion of Merit Award, was pre-
scnted with the Yugoslavia Order
OF the White Eagle He is a gradu-
ate of Central High School and
the L. $. Naval Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Irish Lord, Husband
or Adele ASfdire, Dies

LONpON. March q lNS1-
] ord Charles CsVendlsh husband
o, Adele AstaiEe. the dancer died
yesterday az LiSmore Castle, hlS
country home IN Fire. lie vas -.
The irish peer for several years
was with the ! 7 Morgan bank
4ne firm IN New York Adele
A>taire, sister and former dancing
partner Of Fred AStaire, is doing
Red Cross work IN London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Admits Illegal Entry,
Woman Is Deported

Mrs Sandra Mindorf -. Of
Windsor. Ont. was given an eight
months suspended sentence and
ordered deported 10 Canada by
Federal Judge OiBrien after she
pleaded guilty 10 attempting 70
enter this country illegally on
March Is
Mrs. Mindorff told the court
she had found an American birth
certificate on the floor OF a Wind
Sor tavern and had tried 10 use II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
I Await Sentence
For Gun Possession

Two brothers toisy were await
inc scntCDcf Tor possession OF I'M
registered GUNS after originally
heing arrested M the OPAs probe
81 fhe gasoline black market The
two. Carl Nentcuacia. =. al -.3'
z. jefferson. and hrs brother An-
thonv. -. Of eSf2 Felch were
found guilty Of the sum charge
before Recorders Judge stein
Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

EpcLnC-HAstinEs NJ Vernon Highway 4
hhShDL open All Night Rita
FaYworth. 'Tales Of Manhattan" We've
Nexer Been licked |" Moan Beery Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

ApCADL New ---si6f Gratiot FI. 1919
hhNhDiH Pastures In Abner. "
Roy Rogers IN silver Spur" Alaska
Highway Plus THE Road to Tokyo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

BIRMINGHAM RT ajv' CROSS M9Es & Sow Ne
..Around the World" 720. 1920 Plus
sHa~tagcs". so only. News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

NJ uLLU open s Allyn Joslyn
EVELYN Keyes IN Dangerous BLONDES.
Foy Rogers Man Prom Music Mountain. %
Evening star., 1944-07-30

to that well known maternal instinct
by talking homesick.
Besides, Jerry said to himself: this
isn't why joined the Army. | was
gong to go places and see things.
Find some adventure Europe, the
Orient. I'd even have settled for
seeing this country. Texas. That's
where they said all the training
camps are. Or gosh, the Rocky
Mountains. Hollywood!
Jerry thought dismally Of his basic
training at Camp Upton. Then of his
assignment to the Grand Central in
duction center. He wondered if his
last application for overseas service
would bring any action, but doubted
it. After all, he'd already applied
nine times. Nothing ever happens
to me-" he thought, and let out
long sigh
The girl in his arms drew back and
looked at him. She was certainly
pretty. Her eyes we're now wide and
questioning. She had obviously mis-
understood his sigh. Gosh, Jerry
thought. how a dame softens up
when she thinks you're falling for
her! Well, he might as we'll play the
game
Just think" he said. I'm in New
York. New York, And dancing with
a sophisticated New York girl"
He was pretty pleased with the
way his voice sounded - just like
Chuck Wilson'S Texas drawl The
girl seemed pleased too. Her eyes.
which had looked so nice when wide
and questioning. looked even nicer
TW-7-3e-A
Evening star., 1944-07-30

''NOthing ever happens
to me-" thought Jerry.
Then his luck turned
TERRY didn't know why he cut in
j on her. He might just as well
have picked out one of the Others.
He guessed he chose her because,
with her plain skirt and blouse and
up-swept hair-do, she was the most
typical of all these typical New
York girls.
They were all the same; doing
their bit to cheer the boys in UNI
form and getting plenty cheered
themselves by hearing the southern
drawls or midwest accent say. Just
think! I'm in New York! And dane
ing with glamorous New York girl.
Are you an actress maybe? Or
debutante? Oh, a career girl. That's
wonderful"
Mostly their careers were taking
dictatlon or selling dish towels, so
the awe in those Kentucky and Ore
gon and Indiana voices sounded
pretty good to them. The girls were
all right. though. Jerry had nothing
against them. not personally. except
that they were exactly the kind of
girls he had known all his life.
He didn't know why he'd let his
pal Chuck rope him in on this. He'd
known what it would be like. A New
York fellow didn't stand a chance
with all these cowboys making the
girls feel they were positively Ginger
Rogers and, on the side. appealing
Evening star., 1944-07-30
For Is romantic years popular girls have
bathed with Cashmere Bouquet Soap!

every lovely inch of you is scented with
Cashmere Bouquet, the fragrance men love.
Use Cashmere Bouquet Soap for your face,
too 1t leaves your skin excitingly clean, as
CRIME and makeup disappear.
Today, every day, let Cashmere Bouquet
Soap make you irresistibly dainty and de-
sirable . by adorning your skin with the
f1ae7unce men lore
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Three Tits
This Week

The spring sports program will
get underway this week as three
contests will be staged. Lincoln
was 10 meet Romulus this after
noon ON the track, the Railsplitter
nine will engage Alumni In baseball
Friday. and the Ypsilanti High
track team will compete in the
River Rouge Relays Saturday at
the Yost Field House in Ann Arbor.
Although the Railsplitters have
had little outdoor practice Coach
Larry Dunning will attempt to car
ry out the Blue and Gray's open
ing engagements in the two sports,
weather permitting.
The Braves track team, under
the tutelage of George Marshall,
viii make their second and last ap-
pemauce indoors before taking
up their outdoor schedule when
they travel 10 Ann Arbor Saturday.
Coach Marshall has decided upon
his representatives. for Saturdays
Relays as he plans to start the
foil wing men:
Medley relay Bill Seaton. Doug
Eowlius, Roger Kelly. and Moore.
Mile ruu-Lynn McAllister.
Half mile relay-Earl Hill, Bill
Rohoson Bob Tibbitts. Fred Folt-
crs and Davis alternate.
SIS yard run-Rufus Kennedy,
so yard run-Jack Jacobson.
- yard ddsh-Bill Robesou, and
Fred Noltcrs.
High hurdles-Bob Tibbitts and
Earl Hill
Low hurdles-Fred Wolters, Earl
Hill and Bob Tibbitts
High jump-Bernard Cosgrove.
Pole yault-Earl Hill. Bernard
CosEroye, and Lyman Tower.
Shot put-Dick Lee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12

Bruch 46S. Ryan 37>, Raab ISL,
Rust 397 Silkworth i2S, Totals 672,
| 500, 6S1-2052.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
A.,
UURIScH.
WELSH MENTIONED

Lansing, Mich. Apr. Ems --
Mayor George Welsh, Grand Rap
ids. was mentioned today in Demo
cratic circles as a possible candi-
date for governor as a result OF the
latest attempt TO capture part Of
the state sales tax revenue for
cities. Welsh is the major force
behind the move by Detroit and
other municipalities TO force the
state TO release ii part OF the over
flowing sales tax treasure TO local
governments.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Sports Roundup

Chcsgo-Ns-The White sox back Chicago
day after their spring training siege French Lick Ind prepared
hvegame exhibition Wrigey Park weather
permitting The White their final drill French Lick
terday indoors when Lost River left IT'S banks.
BosonINs-ohio today National
AAU boxing champions title holders Missouri and Wash
inson in second place with each and New York aneed
New York-NsPukka Gin winter book Kentucky Derby favor
ite his year
established favote his half The
handicap. which divisions because toThe5yy
Try OF IS hreeyoarolds entered the
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
MEMS LEAGUE
By STANLEY


Browns
D. Smith 43S, b. Lowe 400, c.
Gilchrist 459, J. Breiel 37i, A.
Pearson 533, handicap ST; totals,
721, Sl7, 747, 22S5.
Blues
Jacob 1886, Love 1886, Bowner 39S,
Wallace AS, Hesrord 375. handi-
cap 70; totals, 655, 622, GSi, 1861.
Giants
Todd AIS, Balchow 379. Shaw
i19. Jens 434, Harrison 563, handi-
cap 1856; totals. 766. Sl2, 767, 23i5.
Cards
Milbourne 400. N,Gaffen 353, T.
Bird 30t, c. Hart i29 V. Welte 40$,
handicap les; totals, 659, 61I 7iS,
2OS4.
Yanks
A Neumau iJ4. T.. Liddcu 3ii.
Il. Cook 40,. \. Stewart 5o7. Gcib
AS; totals, 759 $50. 6GS, 2157
Reds
Belliott i69 Q. Stanchfcld 45l,
Rev BAR 81. b. Arnold 1923. Z.
Squier i23, handicap 213; totals,
700. 715 $50, 2l90.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
RIVERSIDE HOUSE LEAGUE

Riverside House League finished
its season Tuesday With Oliver
House first. Paul's second and Cen
tral Specially third. The teams
were one game apart up to the last
night which made the closest race
seen in Ypsilanti for years.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Tap Room

Samonek i72, Fischer 40s, Eyel,
sizer AS. Pogalies i63. McGowan
i69, Handicap 26l, Totals 7SS, 90S,
/ 905-26o1.
Ford Local 7es
Koch 1863, Carrier 567. LaCombe
j32, James 523, Franklin $50. To-
tails 906, 925. S16- 26f7.
Streicher
Streicher 4i2, J. smith $50, Wis
bin 4i9, Evans 1872, Stein 461,
Handicap 81 Totals 734, 1853. $50
23f7.
American Legion
Hayward SIS. kuster $40, Tunni-
cliffe 5l9. Schrcpper $50, II. Smith
i6l, Totals SIS. 500, SSi-250S.
Spur
Crane i66 Northrop $50. Lutes
552. Dundon i9S. Richards $50,
Handicap "a, Totals 9o5, s72, S61--
26SS.
OliHer
Stewart 6i4. Schreiner 1875,
Schwall 53i. Lambert i6l, Franklin
SIS, Totals SIS, 900. S91-26i9.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Pepsi

Whitmire 422. Kuster 1872, James
49,. Wolter 352, Cameron 453, Han
dicap SO, Totals 776, GIL, 676-
2123.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12

High Team Series for Season,
Shaefer's (Huron St) 242l.
High team game for season,
Shaefer's Huron 81. $40.
High individual series for season
Mae CoXford 579.
High individual game FOR season
Mae CoNford 235.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Hayward's
anH ETHs

McClelland 43t, Williamson 3S7,
J. Corbeille @77, f. Corbeille 40
June Ryan ISL. Handicap 80, Totals
7O3, 773, 709 Piss.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Ceneral SpeciaItl

General Specially
Hanson 5ll, Farmer 1856, Peter
son 5S3, Connolly i53, Schoolmas-
ter 531. Handicap 1902, Totals 931,
S67, Sos. -.
Paul's
Max SIS. Sinkule j31. Deck 511,
Bowden 52S, Roll sos. Total $50, s97,
941.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Bowling Scores
RIVERSIDE LADIES' BOWLING
LEAGUE

The Riverside Ladies' Bowling
League closed its season Tuesday
night with the team standing as
follows:
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Streicher


Hayward 56S, kuster SO, Tunni-
cliffe $40. Schrcpper $50, II. Smith
16l, Totals S1j. S09, sS4-250S.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Moore's

Schaffer $50, Hayward 35S. Mel
son 364, Battelle 347, Wisbin 495,
Handicap 1873, Totals 727, 695. esq
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
ShaeFer's (Huron ST.

Connolly 445, West 497, Stewart
iO2, Wales iO1. Crouch 5O7. Totals
756, rs, 7S1-2252.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Landy's

Bassett 366, Coley 525. Bowden
1872, Leabu 366, Morris 4S6, Totals
1877, $50, 7SS-2175.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12
Spur

Stewart 6i4. Schreiner 1875,
Schwall 53i. Lambert i61, Franklin
SIS. Totals SIS. 900. S91-26i9.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-04-12

Coxford sol, Hufnag,e $50, Hut
chins 409. Bigger i42, Mowrer (S)
366, Totals $40. $50, I52 -201S.
Paristyle
Lawson 29S. Cole 40. Starkey
SIS, Ross 31i. Cullin 1928, Totals
$40, 577, 54f--l663.
Evening star., 1944-12-31

Long before most Of wor filled Annapolis stirring
cory Sunday morning $50 midshpmen morched to
St MoYs Church for the mdshpmcns onnuol ond
munon breoktost The sold by the Most Rev.
Wd'om 7 MeC Corty, m'toy delegate while the mdshpmen
choir Chontcd the TX Sreooron Navy Photos.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
Pose 9

e.
Picture OF the
Week ot the No.
tionoI GoIIery Of
AT is THE Decd
Toreodor," BY Mo-
net (Widener Co..
lection). II will be
the subject Of q
brief toIk at the
golIery twice dolly.
tomorrow through
Saturday., ot l2:N
ond l:N pm. and
next Sunday OF
2:l5 and 6:l5 pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Detroit Altman
Killed in Texas
Times Photo

1t. Robert Hitler Graham, %,
veteran of Is missions over
Europe, was killed in an air crash
near Uvalde, Texas, Friday, &C
cording TO word received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Graham of $50 Calvert.
Five other crew members para
chuted TO safety but Graham's
chute failed to open.
1t. Graham was commissioned
a second lieutenant in 1912 and
was sent to Europe as a navigator
in April. 1943. He held the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross and the
Air Medal with four Oak Leaf
clusters.
On his seventeenth mission 1t.
Graham'S plane. the Eager Eagle,
was forced down in the North Sea.
Graham is survived by his par
ents, his wife, the former Bernice
Woodward of Kansas City; his
daughter, Valeria Ann, 13 months,
and his two sisters, Phyllis and
Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Reds FOresee
Defeat Of Jdps
Prevda Visions u. s.
Output Cracking Foe

MOSCOW. Sept. 30 OUP)-The
official Communist party news
paper Pravda said today that
Japan is facing serious difficult
ties in the Pacific war and made
il clear 10 its Russian readers
that nothing can save Japan from
complete and crushing defeat.
Pravda said Japan's production
is hopeleSsly outclassed by the
enormous expansion of American
industrial power which. il pointed
out, is the determining factor in
war.
The article paralleled similar
theses expounded by American
observers and by Prime Minister
Churchill in Commons this week;
but its message, which will be
read from one end of the Soviet
Union 10 the other. is bound TO
have tremendous influence in pre-
pairing Russian public opinion for
events in the Pacific.
Flanders dispatch. passed
by Russian censors, did not am
plify the reference to "prepar-
ing public opinion" for coming
developments in the Pacific
conflict, in which the Soviet
Union thus far has remained
neutral.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Jap Resistance
Stiffening
Approach of Monsoon
Aid to Enemy
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Sept. Bore
ports of su d denly increased
Japanese resistance on the India
Burma front reminded Washing
ton today that the monsoon sea-
son is approaching the end and
that the time is nearly here for
the expected renewal of the
enemy offensive into India.
The new prospect, considered
serious in connection with recent
Allied disasters in south central
China, arose as Rep. Calvin ..
johnson (R) Of Illinois charged
that British dominion politics
in India had frustrated all effec-
tive moves against the japanese
in the India-Burma theater and
had set back the Allied war en-
deavor there full two years.
Dispatches from Adm. Mount
batten's southeast Asia command
headquarters in Ceylon now say
the Japanese have frightened their
lines and are blocking an Indian
divisions advance at Tiddim.
whence Japan launched its dan
gerous offensive into India early
this year.
Having practically knocked the
Chinese army out of the war and
cut Chungking held territory off
from the coast, the japanese are
now repeatedly advancing rapidly
in Yunnan Province. This drive
threatens TO bolster the expected
new India offensive from Burma
and at the same time isolate ma
tionalist China still farther from
overland aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Wallace Talks
Employment

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 80 (INS)
President Wallace today
declared that il may be necessary
for organized labor to enter GER
tain activities that have been
considered the field of manage
ment, in order to solve the
problem of full and steady employ
ment
Labor a. IL comes of age and
has come of age must concern
itself with more than getting "a
fair share of the national pie"
the vice president told reporters
at a news conference. 1T must
be sure there Is big national
pie out of which TO get a fair
share"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Thousands See Ydnk
Rescue Pdfisienne

PARIS. Sept. 80 CUP)-Thou-
sands of PariSianS were treated 10
a movie-Style rescue yesterday
when T SGT. Stuart G.. Jensen,
Natick. Mass. stood on the run
ming board Of speeding ambu-
lance and Snatched a pretty rs
year-old girl from the back OF "a
runaway horse near the Arc dc
TriomDhe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Approaching Stork
Ends Hayward Rift

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 30 QNS)
Film Star Susan Hayward and
her actor-husband, Jess Barker,
have decided TO give matrimony
another try, especially since they
are expecting a visit from the
stork in April.
The Bankers separated two
weeks ago at the Hollywood party
made famous by the Steven
Crane-Turhan Bey bout over Lana
Turner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Pimp!as Disappeared
Over kight

y Yes. n II true, There is safe harm
less modiCBtrd liquid called klcyroN
that drin up pimplcs over night
Many rep0st that they had red sorD
pimply face one night and surprise
their friends the next day with O
clear complexion, There Is no FISK
The first application must convlno,
you or you get your money back
Only SOC. Join the happy KlcorcN
users who are no longer omharraSse,
recommended by Cunningham s, Kin
sei's nuu drug stores everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
STARTED WITH TWO

When Mccain started he haC
two men working for him. When
he retired he had staff of %
Said he:
I've worked through two
world wars and l need rest.
When l came TO work here back
in 1900 l laid out my own ads
and set them up by hand. Now
agencies prepare the copy, II is
set on machines. II is a differ
ent printing world.
This has been my whole life
for almost half a century. I'll
miss 1t. But when you haven't
the strength TO give your best
to your job II is time to retire"
On his last day his fellow work
men let Mac" get ready to go 10
lunch before they summoned him
into the Times auditorium be-
tween editions. There waiting fol
him were a hundred OF his fellow
workers. Members of the night
shift came down to do him honor
too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains
kapoleon's Waterloo I?

The great Napoleon who conquered nations.
was himself victim Of after-eating pans.
Those who are distressed with stomach or
ulcer pains, indigestion, gas pains heart
bllru. burning sensation bloat and other
conditions caused by excess acid should Try
Udga Get a 25c box Of UdEa Tablets from
your druggist. First dose must convince or
return box 20 US and get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
He's We'll Named

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. sc
tINS)-The wife of Rowing Will
liamS, an Indian, thinks his par.
entS named him well. Mrs. Will
'liams reported that her husband
has been rowing since July %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

(Ubpr MEET GRANDPA N nH and bouncing gndsons William
teach the youngsters something Of carpentry Rightly he thinks
hobby both character building and useful
Louv At HOME Kefsi children
daughternaw grandons One Navy Army.
Every proud Of the family Mrs Ke adept seWfe
mothers them all.
DEvERE is proud Of Henry Kief and considers him as
IN typical Of many thousands of Revere employees. In
his loyalty both his family his job and his country he
represents fine tradition of American life Of course both
Mr. and Mrs Kif want their sons in the services back
home agan-but only after Victory won It's the
spirit that makes Henry willing work harder the plant
to keep hummng the production pace It's the
spirit that makes his wife only glad work extra hours
making clothes for the younger brothers and sisters and
the grandchildren Revere justly feels that as long Amer
lea produce families like the Kiefs its spirit Of free
enterprise is well justified and that the country can't really
depart far from its tradition of Democracy and Freedom.
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