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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

BACK. way back INTO The antiQuitins
of mankind In the library of tho
Vatican there is a vase with figure
of none other than Achilles wearing
earrings.
In ancient Babylonia and Assyria.
the earring was a symbol OF rank
We do not see them on the con.
temporary scene except among
-EypSICS, although ne RUSSIAN aTtISt
Burliuk has worn them al parties.
Most authorities are agreed that
the practice is essentially of Asiatic
origin. But that hardly jibes with
the fact that it prevails among count
less tlhoSmCn- in Africa and in Poly
nesia. in ancient Rome, the fashion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Is no DOUBT That Originally Inc ear
ring actually was an amulet il is
supposed to bring good luck and 10
ward off III luck or sickness. some
what on the order OF scapular.
The POlyncsians, as a whole, prefer
either sharks teeth or the teeth Of
their enemies.
The fashion has always been re-
VIVcd Win particular Vigor in war
like times, ages when men are
tough, or else For instance, the an
cicnt Greeks who settled the Crimean
peninsula in the fourth century, y. c.,
wore earrings made OF marvellous
-cnmpleNltN- and beauty ,Fhe-uatlitt.
Franks in the fourth century
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Itlltl~ Oh inc
seas as Bartolo-
NEW Portuguese,
Rock Braisniano,
BcllamN the So
cialist pirate,
Bla Ok beard
Tench Rcd Legs.
If ! am not mis-
taken, our old
fTicn q. Long
John Silver. and
his ShipmateS IN
Tire a 6 ure Is
4 a n q " OF e
something IN
their ears.
+ b @ practice
actually q atcS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

AAtt lftl4llHAl WAN
and the South Seas.
In the seventeenth and eight
zenith centuries, rings in male ears
did not connotc ctfcminacy, but
aroused instead the suspicion that
the Wearcr was dangerous fellow
10 meet IN a dark alley
If there were any portrait exist
ing OF the Old Bold Mate of Henry
Morgan, the chances are 90 TO l
that il would show him wearing
car trimmings.
one OF the books on piracy in my
library has pictures of many OF tIc
dcsporaGoes who rampagcd ON tie
high seas such outstanding ruff
fans as Francis IOllonais, one Of
the most famous or infamous
of the buccaneers.
4 portrait of IOuouais shows
him wearing earrings; Likewise such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

South Pacific fleet are returning ON
Through with gold rings hanging
from the lobe of one ear. They're
Wearing them on board ship, too.
However. nobody is advised to
make dcrSive noises on meeting one
of these male earring WearcrS They
are the same tough SailOrmen who
took the Gilbcrts away from the Japs
and are now taking the Marianas
Sailors such as inflicted a major
defeat upon the enemy at Truk are
walking the decks with a gold ring
hanging from the lobe of the left
ear. And those who are doing il are
not boots either, but petty officers.
one of them permitted his name 10 be
used, BoatsWain's Mate First Glass
Theodore Gilbert Woodward of Park
Place, oregon.
chief Woodward says that even
some of the officers have started
wearing them. As for running the
risk of wisccraCks, Chief Woodward
allows that he has gone about In some
pretty big cities wearing his earring,
and nobody has made any crack
OF course, Chief Woodward is a
six. foot. hundred Neutrality-suspicious.
which would seem 10 provide some
insurance i'm his case.
However. this fashion note from the
theatre of war arouScs no amaZemcnt
among people who know anything of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

The Piratical Brass Ring OF the
Spanish Main; And Left-the Lit
erary Circlet Revealed by Famous
Paintings of the Bard of Avon
was considered one OF the
"Persicos Apparatus, Of which
the Poet Horace was so very
Scornful.
The question arises why
stout fighting men and wild
SavageS long have adopted
this curious adornment. There
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
The Sudden Vogue for LobaI A
ment Among Our Tough and O.
Conscious Tors Really Is Not
For History Reveals MonY
Famous Men Liked Them
BY LOWELL THOMAS
Noted Explorer and
Radio Commentator

IF a MAN wearing earrings
l had walked into a bar in
! New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago, or especially any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

smaller city, two
years a 60, h g
" ould probably
have been greeted
by yoo.hoos.
For the practice
of wearing junk
attached TO the
lobe of the auricle
is generally sup
posed to be an eX-
cluSiVely female
prerogative.
However, times
"a n q c u s I o m s
change. Two hun
dred years ago,
The sight of real
ne men wearing
earrings was not
unusual.
Sailors set the
earrings for men
vogue in the past
and they're doing
II now.
Veterans of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

DoIt UllFt tdIt
To hang Thy durtie silkcu shoe
tires through
The SupcTStltiOns attaching 10
earrings are Illustrated ~ The
history Of the once powerful and
noble Nigya1o f5frnilyof Hungary.
These Magyars OF Hungary -are
believed 10 bc the only remain.
ing lineal descendants Of the
Huns
This VigyaIo clan owned a $ q
of opal earrings Misfortune
crime and sudden death bcfcll so
many members OF the clan that
even museum CuratoIs became
infected with "a strong belief ia
the curse OF The Evil Earrings
OF the NigyalOs
II remains 70 be seen what
effect the revival Of this agc.Old
fashion among our fighting men
VIII have on their return upon
the girls they left behind them.
So far our sailors I'm Pacific
waters have not get taken 10
wearing the teeth OF their enc
mics in their ears. Their prefer
cnce is a tiny gold star or gold
crescent. suspended from a gold
ring.
How will that appeal 10 sisters,
SweetheartS and wives?
Well, one reasonable bet Is
that there Viii be such scram
bic for the ornaments as sou.
vcnirs that the returning sailors
viii soon Doe as eauinglcSs as
when they sailed away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Does Cos
Misery Ruin
Your Day?

DO YOU SUFFER with gas from
ono meal 70 the next Docs n ruin
your day affect your work
make you feel mean and irritahlc2
II SO. try KONJOLA and sec what
relief il can bring when gas accu-
INITIATES in ones intestinal tract. r.
often happens that sluggish bowel &C..
tion helps 10 hold the gas inside 20
torment one with bloating misery. So
KONJOLA contains nature herbs
which hclp 10 open -onetipatcd bow
els and release gas N7nv people
write their thanks and gratitude 20
kONJOI.A for the satiefactor results
Il produces SO when Won FEEL bl-at-
81 and mean when YOU sw'H
way out with gas held In The intee-
tines nv sluggish hownl actor
trv KONJOfA The Medicine for the many
who know the value 81 Nature herbs p
sure YOU Get the genuine KCNjCLA who.
is sold ~ al Druv stores under a strict
FusrArtee by the Kcn'o!a COMPANY 60 re-
fund the purchase prire ~ your first hot
ne n vou are not COMPLETELY sa'ie''c4
Caution Use only 90 directed T. yovr
Drugris, is temporarily ont OF EONJCih
when you cal ak him 70 order u fcr
you from his Wholesaler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Apparently four shells had gone by Very close, dis

Apparently four shells had gone by Uery close, dis
turbing the air.
This was enough for us and Smitty threw the ship
over in nose dive and eveed off at around 100 feet
There was artillery smoke on both sides OF us.
What happened was that had flown over at a
peaceful but suddenly both sides had decided on
little battery fire with the result that some
shells had whizZed by
Horag Hothiog better Ia do nc t",ucd rCStrord TO
hare ook at ST. MoIo rhCrc the tghtHg StH continued,
bVt ttJ5 tttttc seaport 7TUe tOggCt OTcT.
On the way back, took couple OF turns over
Mont St Michel which told YOU about the other day.
Beautiful IT is from the air, | still maintain the
most amazing sight is to il from the ground towering
like fairy tale castle up from the shmmerinG water.
We flew over the Third Army headquarters from
where had operated just the day before-hen returned
to our s6-called field.
got OF kick out of that flight than any /
haze made since the Marauder raid
But-now | would have to pile III ieep and ride
for two hours to air strip where would eventually
hop transport back to England.
Or would dare ask for lift when the regular
courier left from the strip straight for London i'll about
20 minutes.
had only hint of what in my mind
But Maj Jim Cooper ordered out the next ship
standing by-helped me throw my junk in t-and was
in London three hours later
THERE says pal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Cdptives Predict
Peace in 6 Wks.

SEVENTH ARMY HQ SOUTH
ERN FRANCE. Aug. 18 de
layed)| tUP) Although one Ger
man general, captured today, in
sisted the Allies never would
break through Germany's West
Wall. several prisoners from his
command predicted the war would
end "in five or six weeks"
Most of the prisoners disagreed
with the general, believing the
Siegfried Line would be crumbled
like all other German defenseS.
Only one small. arrogant group
was encountered. They were ma
-rfncS from 'fou1on, who boosted
the Germans will fight till the
4las-Shell; Hitler never will make
peacc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Two Plead Guilty
In Gas Coupon Case

Two men accused of unlawful
possession of ALI counterfeit
gasoline coupons. pleaded guilty
today before Federal Judge Ernest
a. OBrien and were referred 10
probation department for investi-
cation, pending sentence.
They were Joseph Davis, Sc. of
1879 w Grand Blvd. and David
Anderson. 26 of 1870 Sylvan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
3 Slug, Rob Victim

p William MaSunoS, 81, of 2S460
Van Dyke Warren Township. told
police he was Slugged and robbed
OF S64 by three men he thought
were offering him a ride at Ten
Mile and Mound roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Order l0C United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
h, WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, JUNIOR

.vat.~ r,rrc,,I, ~ l1c liclr, Ne0,papcr>
LONDON. Aug. Isl frs, saw them dowR in
Ia,y-t.,r. little >oa-moyiEg airplancs, floating
around az, blue shy.uyel the front lines
The, are not part of our air force but are
hunn by artillery officers and used for >pottng
and directing our artillery fire
Nov aaan In Trance one sees them Ezy
cilyrc back and forth doing their dangerous Job
# From theBe etf3atFFr hare had Trrt- te-se
up in one, but knowing horO dangerous they t0ere,
/ excused myself to myself by pretending either
that did not kroso tohere their fields Were, or il
By cho7oe passed one the ground, l l0as in
too mach Of a hurry TO stop Just then
Bar the other morning while on the battle
lines in France I avokc and to my horror di>cov
cred that little batch of them had moved into
the adjoining field
To make ii worse | realized that did not
have anything particular planned for that morn
ire, 80 | was trapped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

, Sutra, applied before going into the
sun, forms an invisible screen which per-
mits absorption OF tanning rays Al tho
same time. Suira Hftefs out the burning
rays and keeps them from penetrating
20 your skin!
Sutfa Is greaseless. stainless, vanish
ing Actually rspeis flies and mosquitoes.
Sold IN convenient, easy-to-csrry'tubes
Sutra IS accepted for advertising in
publications Of the American Medical
Association.
To ran without burning stop 81 any
drug or department store and buy q
tube OF Sutfa - TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20


which William Randolph Hearst Junior rode and de-
the strip and soon were circling safely few hun
dTed feet up headed for an advance field to get
the latest information on the front position of our
artillery.
YOU HAVE TO KNOW WHERE THESE
LITTLE FIELDS ARE.
Even then YOU have to have good eye to find
them as they camouflage the planes or hide them
under trees.
The runway itself is neuer cleared like big
one.
You lust land ON the grass.
This is all they had done to this particular
little field cut through one hedgerOW.
We came in between two trees and with not
more than six feet clearance On either side,
whizzcd through cut in the hedge and came to
bumpN stop.
Wanted TO Fly at 500 Feet
After we had landed on the little grass plot
airfield officers showed us on our map that our
forces still were fighting close to Wire.
The front line was running southwark. iut
ting in half way to MOrtain where the Germans
were still entrenched after trying to get through
our lines to AvrancheS. MOrtain was still held by
the Germans.
Then came the question of how high we should
fly Sgt Smith-we call him Smitty-Wanted to
fly at 500 feet
This uooy he said, you top of the
enemy before he can get time to shoot at you,
though if he sees you coming, it is another matter.
However if YOU fly at / 900 to 1000 feet to get
better panoramic view you face the danger OF beng shot
by Your own or the German artillery in the air
We not quite what to do hut finally settled
1000 feet
We took off again and turned down toward Wire.
HE klcr icC II the front Of orr artillery no1r
So = st0y9d ioU.
We could see that the town itself considerably
battered but could make out for whether
occupied part of il or all Of it
On the right occasional puitS OF blue smoke
flashes from artillery, which archng into
the far end Of the town.
@AN" :eat sauhward for while being careful to turn
in where map indicated the front did likewise, after
which we turned back toward MOrtain
Just got opposite it, the little ship joggled
and thrown around four distinct times, all the matter
of second two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
WHY'S Siqns With Clio

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 10 QNS)-
Willys-OVcrland Motors
announced today that il had
signed a new contract with the
CIO-UAW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
And the Colonel took orders from him!

Somewhere in England, group ofFlying
Fortresses take off TO paste the ferries in
northern France. Old stuff to Fortress
crews that have gone before. But for this
group, its the first trip -. tbe test.
Oyerth channel, things startto happen
in the lead plane of the foremost squad
ron. Up in the nose, 1t. Johnny Williams
bombardier for the group, excitedly barks
requests into the intercom phone. He's
little jumpy. He's talking too fast Why
not? It's bis first trip, too, and he feels
the load he's carrying.
Almost fifty bomb loads will hit the
target-or miSs-depending largely on
how he does his job For when his bombs
go down, the others from all the planes
that follow will do likewise. Quite a load
for a man of p.
"Bombardier to pilot Need more
altitude 10000 =. hold speed,
alter course TO los level out,
level out"
Back on the intercom comes:
"Slow 'er down, Johnny. Ease up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

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sage medium in skin fabrication IS de-
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for more than 70 years have used 10 Is an
application for massaging the body dur
ing pregnancy II helps keep the skin
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SKIN. An ideal massage application for
the numb. .ingling or burning scnsa-
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muscles or cramp-like pains IN the legs
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Carry Two in Tandem Fashion


After breakfast Invent around and introduced
myself to the commanding officer, Maj. James
Cooper from Claks La.
Il t4.uld oH that his Sqp0droo ,roS not the
ottUGv Supporting squadron bat lr0S part ot the
Mutt AR Force, attached TO the army tor courier
Sgrricc
His planes are slightly larger than the little
cub Aeroncas.
THEY ARE STINSONS, KNOWN IN THE
ARMY rs Los
In the air You cannot tell them apart as they
are both high-Winged monopaneS carrying two
sitting in tandem fashion.
Although floating around ouer the front lines
uuas not their jos, he said ii okay for to
go uD and haze look around.
You would have to see their little aiFietdS to
believe they could fly in and out-even then YOU
are not too certain.
They generally pick some place that slopes
dOWnhill towards a raNine, then cut away hedges
and trees at the end so that the plane which goes
tearing down the runway takes of as the ground
recedeS below.
Coming back. you dip down the valley, pull
up to the level of the field and cut the gun.
: Feet Clearance on Either Side
II is n rcyY hricky business bW sergeant pilots
4rlo TN them and hare from jOO TO l,j00 hours
to Hcr credit, fy IN H1ougd the trees ~ithont the
slightest qHdtD.
col in the back of one -of these planes with
S Sgt c. O. Smith Of Joplin Mo-, helping me
Wrestle into my parachute harness and then strap
ping me in.
We bounced over to the head of the runway
lines and the little ship then went roaring down
the incline headed straight for the opposite ridge
only about half mile away.
Actually, We only use about three-qualters of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
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MO T " r r g
wi FRIEND, an
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pared emollient. Is
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
IT HELPS NATURE!

4 grand tan- a1oe, P.rEtams Compound
Is TIA. e. positively eyl,saaH- a9. i.armfsl
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
MOO Club Will
Reopen Tonight
With InformoIity

Tonight will be a gala night
for the striped-armed contin-
gents Of Sou, for tonight
marks the return to being of
the Non-Commissioned Off
GERS Mess on the Old Post.
Closed several months ago
with a party which cost ap-
proximately $1,000, the mess is re-
opening under new president and
board of governors, and has made
liberal changes in its constitution
to broaden its membership.
Veteran Soldier President
M/Sgt. Kermit CAN'T is the new
president of the MOO club and even
before the informal opening cere-
monies, Sgt. CAN'T has expressed
his ideals for the club in terms of
high optimism. Laws will be
strictly enforced he added SER
geantly.
Other officers are 1st Sgt. Charles
Battle, governor for Corps of Mill
tary Police; T/Sgt. Ruple Low
horne, governor for Post. Hq. Det.;
1st/Sgt. H. Mccullough, governor
for Med. Det.; T/3 Estella Moody,
governor for the WAC section; and
WAC T/3 Suttle, secretary.
Laws Are Changed
Some of the most significant
changes in the constitution and by
laws of the club are those that
throw the membership open to all
non commissioned officers of the
rank of TVS or higher, and those
which permit member non commits
stoned officers to bring privateS into
the club as guests. if the privates
are of the opposite sex.
The MOO mess will be open from
600 p. m. to 1890 p. m. daily;
from 100 p. m. to 1880 p. m. on
Saturdays; and from 100 p. m. to
10:30 p. m. on Sundays.
Reasonable prices will obtain at
the kitchen concession, which will
be handled by Mrs. Mary E. Cross,
under the supervision of the board
of governors.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01

But any way to lamp that play
was batch of kicks, and as far as
the. Shark was concerned a big kick
was really in order with all that
damp jive dropping from the blue.
And another thing: 1 don't think
that our Sou team treated those
Douglas kitties very nice!l!!! Why,
shame on you. 1t shouldn't happen
to dog. You gates were really on
the ball, and I don't be cracking.
My boy, MOlab GOrdy, was
knocking mad solo on his dog
house down at Officers mess,
Mountain View, on the night of
the 25th. Just as he was getting
down to some deep stuff, a cat
gut string snapped and the box
started to fall apart. Said my boy,
"Oh, my lord, this is embarrass-
ing L guess he was laying that
stuff down so hard that the fid-
die couldn't take it.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01

Maceo Anderson and the Jackson
Bros. are to be congratulated on
their new act. It is really gasser,
And Freddy was kind of cute, too
"What you doing next Sadday
night, sugar?" If you haven't seen
them yet, just wait. It's really on
time.
4 am hep that each and all are
going to dig the circus down at
the big house. That is not the
kind Of big house I'm talking
about, you jerk!) Hot dOg!!! The
band will blow and the chicks
will run out in fine drygOOds.
The man on the flying trapeze is
going to beat his knowledge
strings out and the chicks-I just
love circus-there is so much to
cop cats lamps. Yeah!!!
Well, Uncle has just mashed
Joe's allowance on him and 1 know
that the gold must feel good in his
cash StaSh. At least for him who
still has any left. I wonder why so
many Joes come up naked so soon
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
Grand Time Had
By Posts MPs
OnThonksgiving

Thanksgiving in the M. p De-
tachment was observed with all its
traditions. Before dinner we were
honored with visit by Colonel
Edwin N. Hardy, our post COM
mander, who made tour of inspec-
tion and found it superb.
At dinner We were again honored
with distinguished guests.
Sgt. Eolus CTexas) Rettig well
coined our guests and praised the
cooks on 80 glorious" preparation
of the lovely meal. He then intro
duced our company commander,
Capt. George j. Cola, who helped
to make the day seem more home
like" Capt Cola, after a brief
speech, asked 1t. Col. Nelson to
offer the blessing, and the feast was
on.
Our Mess Hall was very attrae-
lively decorated. The setting of the
tables and the garnishing of the
food made a pleasing picture for
those who partook of the meal.
After dinner we had open house
for our many guests. We, the MPs,
are proud of being honored by such
distinguished guests.
PVT. GEORGE FLEECE.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01
DIG MY SPELL
BY the Shark

Hey, now, you lucky people!
We have got talk to make once
again, so drape some lamp on
this mellow humble. Would you
do that?)
Now the one and only has pretty
fair idea of what is going on at a
gridball tuSSle. But something new
has been added by my cut buddy
Sgt. Theo CV2) Simms. He Snatched
a cat, ball and all. and started to
run for a touchdown. Well, now it's
a good idea, but I don't think that
It is done that way by the books.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-01

after payday? OF course. every liv-
ing soul would like to have a
crowd of lettuce simultaneously and
all at once, too, but Madame Luck
is two-tirne acting chick. She be-
Neves in humping a cats knot.
Now it could was that gate
could make his own cabbage. but
it has been proven that Sam gets
) open nose when business is con-
. Quoted along those lines. Yeah!
And what's more, you have to be
. union man to even think about
Il. Glad water is a mad hustle,
but there again I have been boot
ed you run into defugelty some
gin. Now, If yOn could just
NUTS! What difference does it
Dsa<s.-=--