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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

~ THE contrary
" Mrs. America,
the need for saving
your used cooking
fats will be as great
or greater than ever
Victory over Ger
many still leaves the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Could Victoria Reign IS Years
With Stomach Ulcer Pains7

rnrlands beloved Queen could hsroy have
retgued 50 wisely for 50 years and remained
90 haze and hearty had she suffered ~ u.
seh uicer pains Don't ignore Np4f slNtf-
stomach pains indigestion. Ehs faIhs. IuF
heartburn. burning sensation. bnRf ana
other conditions caused by excess sr'1.
Get q 2Sc Boa Of JcEa Tablets ~ 'M your
d-1irgisi FIRST dose must convince ur te-
turn box 10 Us snd set Dot BIZ fot X
MONEY BACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Need Greater Than Ever

Therefore, more than ever, salvaglng
used cooking fats is an important resource
on which the country must continue to lean
in order to tide us over.
Saving used fats is not glamorous task.
1t takes effort. But it is one that only you,
the American housewife, can perform for
the country We ask you to continue the
wonderful job you are doing to help speed
final Victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

For every pound of used fat, your
butcher will give you &c and two free
red points! Keep on saving every drop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
3 Alarms in 40 Minis.

LANSING. OCt - Detectives
and fire department investigators
today were searching for q man
suspected Of turning IN three false
alarms here sunday nornn-
u.Ithtr 81 r1r.tr~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

order the United states War
savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

was highly irregular He had attached himself
to B Company in England, where the outfit
was training; he had slowed away on the
plane and made parachute jump IN Africa;
he was now in Italy, still living with Number
One platoon He'd been decorated with the
Purple Heart by the commanding general,
but still, Emery was very much unofficial
Brennan wondered again. for the thou
sandth time. whether or not he should take
this excuse to send the boy home. He got in
trouble. he was a nuisance - but the men
loved him Studying the freshly polished
shoes on 'Enery's feet, the Captain unused
that they probably looked better on Emery
than they ever had on little Benito. but still -
he sighed. and Strengthened up, making the
same decision about the twelve year old boy
he always did: he'd wait and see, Sergeant. -
he said, give"
Yes, sir Sergeant McGaan took deep
Evening star., 1944-05-21

Emery Watts. the cause of it all, grinned.
Captain Brennan scowled harder and Enery's
grin faded Now the Captain said. Let's
have it again. slowly - and without gestures.
You say, Signore?"
The Italian, Mayor of the little mountain
town in which Company B found itself, blew
out his cheeks. raised his hands, then appar-
emily recalling the Captains admonition
about gestures. dropped them again Captain
Brennan turned his head slightly. rejecting
curiously that the retreating Germans seemed
to have destroyed everything edible in every
village except the garlic.
"Thesea soldier" the Mayor sputtered,
.'theysa take the shoesa off my little Benito.
Seer' He pointed dramatically at the feet of
Emery Watts B Company's mascot. There,
on the feet - the shoes!'
Captain Brennan leaned over the table.
The evidence was there, on 'Enery's feet.
He grunted Everything about Emery Watts
Evening star., 1944-05-21


his size in the commissary. Well, Emery sees
this kid wearing these shoes, and the kid sees
Emery eating some chocolate and he gets to
begging Emery, whining and crying about
how hungry he is. So Emery makes deal. A
pound of chocolate for the shoes. The kid is
happy He takes the chocolate, eats it, then
begins crying because he hasn't any shoes.
So he tells his old man and here we are. We're
sorry to bother the Captain. A poke in the
puss for the old man and strapping for the
kid will fix it all up fine, sir
''Sergeantr The Sergeant WINGED. "One of
the things we're fighting for is to rid the world
of high-handed conduct"
''Yes, SIR The Sergeant was red around
the gills, and Emery began to look little
worried for the first time.
"Thisa one the Italian said, pointing
wildly at Ed Turlock, ''he 'sa pusha me down.
A finea thing, theesa democracy ="
"OUIEr!" roared the Captain, The Italian
Jumped and his son hid his face in his fathers
coat Captain Brennan was losing patience.
"Turlock, he snapped, did you lay hands
on this civian?"
Turlock, who had gone over the Italian
like chiropractor, lied little. well, sir
he said, Il stumbled and kinda fell against
him. maybe ="
The Captain cleared his throat, then
paused Sunlight slanted in through the she'll
hole in the wall and lit up Emery Watts
head like a halo The boy needed a haircut;
he needed lot of things = but not halo
He probably never would, either.
Emery" said the Captain, and although
he didn't intend it, his voice softened little,
you're trouble maker
The hurt in the soft brown eyes was cork
screw in the Captains heart The officer
steeled himself against it. "Whered that
chocolate come from? The commissary?'
Emery gulped. "Yus. sir.
''Theesa kid, sputtered the Italian, ''heesa
no good English. Heesa -
Captain Brennan came halfway across the
table. You keep your big mouth shut
lHE Italian stopped, retreating in a far
corner. His son blubbered hysterically, The
Mayor was bewildered. One moment it
seemed as if the Captain was typical Anerl-
can. soft. mush-headed sentimentalist; but
the next moment he was as sharp as a German
Gestapo agent 1t was just too confusing.
Captain Brennan stood up. ''All right. he
said Emery, give back the shoes
'Enery's face fell. The Italian frightened
and little Benito looked SNUG. Emery un-
laced the shoes and handed them over. He
stood in CT socks, three sizes too large, and
well ventilated
The Italian hadn't learned a thing. He
pointed dirty finger at Private Turlock
"Heesa get court martial, no? Heesa pusha
down civilian, beata me up
Brennan stepped around the table That
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
She Found
In Mother S Baq
Kill Baby Girl

Filteen-month-old Karen Kfeut-
Tiger of 1920 Southfeld is dead
today after swallowing a power
ful heart Stimuiant she had taken
from her mothers purse.
Mrs. Ralph Kreutziger. the
mother. took some of the pills
from the ehild's mouth and rushed
her 10 the office of Or. Edward
H. Fenton, 1928 Grand River,
who in turn took her TO Mt Car
mel Hospital where she died nine
hours later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Weaver
Killed in Crash

Mrs Sara Ethel Weaver of 2769
Oakman Blvd, has been notified
that her son, Ensign Harry a.
Weaver. %. and cadet he was
lnStructnC. were killed when their
piano crashed near. Corpus CHRISTI
Tex NcStordaX
Weaver entered tie navy in
dune 1912 and WIS commissioned
as an ensign al Corpus Christi
TCN IN June. 1913
Pie was graduated from Mac
keuztC ti1En School IN Juno, 1888
and -1VeHt 10 ~erlt Ter hiS father,
who owned The steel CITY resting
Laboratory. 1913 LlvernoiS
HIS body will be returned to
Detroit He Will be buried in
Acacia Park Cemetery, Brming-
ham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

March II when his plane crashed
IN eastern China
a graduate of Tri-State College.
Ind, he was commissioned OCtO-
Der, 1871, m the army air corps.
lie has been overseas since then,
having served IN England. Aus
tralia, Guadalcanal, the Aleutlans
and China.
Capt Cavanagh leaves his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Cavanagh a brother, Thomas, and
two sisters, Mary and LenOre, ali
of 1923 Mackinaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Traffic
Deaths
Convict =

Two persons To-day were Under
sentence imposed ny Traffic Judge
Thomas F Naher for negligent
homicide and five others for other
raffte-etfenses
Gwen one % five years IN Jack
son Prison was Jaleno Lemons, p.
Of 503 Gratioi. who pleaded guilty
10 negligent homicide in the death
Of Bernard Scchrist 80. of 1856
Berticr. strlck rs he WIS r1tIng \
bicycle at Srhooicraft and Bcnttcr
Oct l. last year
Ernest NJ Donald 81 l407s
ffubbCti. wt1o pleaded guilty TO
negligent homicide also. was for
hidden 10 drive for five years and
fined Sft10, WITH the a1t6TndtiVG OF
60 days iR iail.
Others sentenced We're.
Arthur r LeLeCkc, 80 1S57
Fischer. 500 or 90 days with 90
days probation, for reckless driV-
ing: Leo A. LaBartc. a.. 1926
Pallister. 10 days, reckless driving
Jerry M Mead, IT, 1921 Rose
mont driving privileges suspended
one year and 10 sessions in traffic
court for driving without a license.
Frank HiChtower 20. 2530
Beauhicn, 30 days and a years
probation, reckless driving Fore
mine J Joshua 81 4Sio St
Antoine. 90 days and a year S
probation. arrested on warrants
charging three violations; Moses
Moranian. 20, 42S7 Spring so days
for reckless driving and violation
OF nrOhafinn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

blond hair cleaned. ~How do look, Prima Donna"
FrancIe saw her father "Neoey" she SAID, do you
still remember, Molly Malone"
He put hand his pocket turned from her and sang
-fT 7Jr6tJFg fUV cJrF ne qTYtS are pfefrB
afat Aeetey had the satte clear, tftie voice
And how unbelcvably handsome he was He said Fran
lue he the AetIse tomorrow night and there
went be another chance, I'll say goodbye now"
Francie extended her night hand He pushed IT aside
put MS around her and kissed her the check
Frsrcie chung 10 him and started TO cry He pushed her
away. Girls mushy" he said. But his voice
ragged lie turned and ran out Of the fat.
FranCie got dressed and she washed she thought Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

how she used read the fire escape and watch the
Older girls getting ready for dates.
She looked the yards. Yes there little
girl sitting a fire escape with book and a bag Of
candy She slender thing OF ten named Florry
Wenay. FFahee waved and called. "Hele, FTaheie
My amt Francle You know it's Florry."
Il know" FFaheie said She looked down into the yard
The whose leaf umbrellas curled around her
FIRE escape had been cut down for the wash lines.
But the tree hadn't died. new tree had grown from
its stump and reaching towards the sky again II
lived Nothing could destroy IT, Again, Francie looked
at Florry. Goodbye Francie," she whispered.
She closed the window. (The Enid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Fibber Mecca Is III

SANTA MONICA. Cal. March
"A QNS)-Jim Jordan, "Fibber'
n1the- eemedLteaR4- of .Elfhbef-
MCGEE and Molly was taken 10
a hospital here yesterday With
DneumOnla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Nontdxpdyers 10 Vote
On City Pensions
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, March "a NontaN,
paying registered voters may vote
on the question of municipal en-
ployes' pension plans, the state
attorney generals department
ruled today.
The opinion was requested by
Charles F. Rhodes, president of
the Southeastern Michigan ASso-
citation of Chiefs of Police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

= ATURDAN. The last Saturday n their old BROOKLYN
y home The next day katlcs wedding day and
hey we're gong stra.lht u their new home from the
church Katie banged her broom and pail the corner
VII y1Ysrua1 r5TJT
rrckrd Up tire hcy'4 pant aeat a-4 replaced
them gently.
Er-nris .az IA cknc fcN things n SOAP hnx H2hen
Neaev ran ursta!rS VhiSinr The Dark Town Strut
ers BAL" lie peeled of ms "Frsnce. Have got
clean shirt"
I'm iron one" Franc,e SAID She set the board on two
chairs while Keeey shned his already polished shoes.
Dressed at last Medley stood before her his dark blue
suit fresh white shirt and polka dot bow tie His curly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Waits Theft Sentence

Convicted of larceny by CONVEX
sion because he allegedly failed to
deliver Sll00S5 worth of tires,
batteries and auto parts to Detroit
war plants, Fred Miller. a driver
for Pearlman Carriage Co. 655 f..
Lafayette. today awaited sentence
ing March 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Prisoners in U. s.

WASHINGTON. March "a UP)
War prisoners now held IN the
United States include 129.0l2
Germans, 50,O67 Italians and l43
japanese total of 1922. army
sources revealed today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

On Feet For
Over 80 Years

Aliens Foot-Ease has been bringing re-
LEI and comfort To tired, burning faet-Ga
over 30 years. Sprinkle II on your feet and
into your SHOES, and enjoy the refreshing
comfort " brings while you stand long
hours at your work. Even stiff. heavy. new
or tght-htting shoes lose their terror when
YOU use Aliens Foot-Ease. But good old
Allen does even more. Ii acts 10 Absbrb
excessive Precipitation and prevents often
slve foot odors. Helps keep fest. sools and
stockings dry and sweet, For real foot COM
fort, remember it's Aliens Foot-ERse you
want, Get 81 today ~ aii druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

pains n my kdneys and was hadlz
constipated could not get any
rest . would get up four and
TTe TImes AZ nieht Finally ! was
80 In down that / cnuId- handy
work ! tried many medicines but
not uue did an1-gand llHtil- I
took Gillian Now feel 5000, bet
tei ] don't have those terrible gas
pains nor bloalnc nor pains i'm nay
arms and LEGS ] digest my food
sleep at night and have more
energy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
What Gillian Can Do For You

We eaH Gillian natural med
iHuo because is made rom the
Htr-- f---t,f ssy.tta-re frrrSt
Ut giving roots hIks and
herbs 49,. th' Wc helpful natural
---rr -rTr rHF' BROUGHT blessed
robot t0 mankind down through
thC ages 1l.tau aro naW suffering
tt' to.m'1fs of boating ee pains.
oEeunr rp3uou. -Iccp'es-
r-ht H1 orh'r organic disorders.
tp.th' natural modiour'
Gillian Is recommended and sold
by the drug stores listed below
a> VII aS All other Detroit and
Michigan Drhg stores Help YOUR
self 10 health Start today by
buying a bottle Of Gillian. One
bottle, viii cdQVinct You. Buy the
family sihe and SAVE the price Of
bottle The Gillian Medicine
Co. Keith Bldg Cincinnati. q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
ApvFRTIsFMENT
Would King Cole Be Merry
With Stomach Ulcer p aims?

Tho Legendary Ola King Cole might not
have been = merry old soul N he had stom-
a,h uCc' pains Sufferers who have 10 pay
the penalty ~ stomach or ulcer pains.
indigestion. gas pains heartburn. burning
sensation. hloat and other conditions caused
hy excess acid. should ny Udga and they
tN1- may be merry. Get a 25c box N UdgA
Tablets from your druggist. First dose
must convince or return box 20 us and get
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY RACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
ADNFRTIsFMEN1
so WEAK
FROM ACHES AND PAINS
He COULD HARDLY WALK

MIR. Alfred Rizer, 1911 First
Street, Detroit, Tells How
He Got Blessed Relief
from The Tertures of In
digestion, Constipation,
and Kidney Trouble d.
Aches and Pains Gone.
Says He Feels 100 Bet.
ter" Since Taking Gillian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

ha1 A-1r-ach -tHH4NIe ~
yNerE couldn't eat soIN rood
EfcgtAlns 7 ate w9u,i a o.
Iny stomach and cause terrible gas
pains Idsa bad becla0ae. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Beware Coughs
Following FIue

After the flu is over and gone. the
cough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis If neglected.
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause IL goes right TO the seat OF the
trouble 10 help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature 70
soothe and heal raw, tender. infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes. No
matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist TO sell
YOU a bottle of Creomulsion with the
understanding you must like the way
1t quickly allays the cough or you are
- boUa vOitr ynOpay hack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

COMMANDMENTS DUO SIORFS PAULS CUT RATF DRUGS
klNSELS DRUG STORES MACS CUIRAIE- DRUG SHORES
BARIHWELL DRUG S1oRTS
And Al Other Detroit and Michigan Drue Stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24


Pahhhd q Brohe
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fast Puncher

LOS ANGELES, June Z up -
Fifty Fitzpatrick. 1866. Cleveland,
Tuesday night disposed OF Lane
Hale. l68-pound Negro, in 35 sec
onds of their scheduled lO-round
event at olympic auditorium.
Before Hale could land a punch,
the rugged Cleveland fighter sent
him to the canvas with six power
house left hooks and a hard right
to the jaw.
Chunky Filio Prado 1851 Mexico
CITY. cut loose with a tremendous
body and head attack in the final
two frames to cop an unanimous
IO-round decision over Joe Ro5leto.
1914. Pasadena, Calf.
In the preliminaries, Tcmmy Dix
on. 1856. Los Angeles, ko'd Fred Lee
man, I52, Los Angeles, ~; Are
Arapon, I29. Los Angeles, decisioned
Raw Puente. 152, Los Angeles, "a;
and Ernie Trujillo, l3l, Los An
geles. decisioned Stanley Jamison.
Los Angeles, l29, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-07
l.. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles, June :. UPi After a
slow start while traders studied the re-
ports coming in from the invasion fronts.
sales. and prices, rose sharply on the
Los Angeles stock exchange today
With 17.700 shares changing hands IN
the first two hours Of operations. 10 is
sues were reported up. five down, and
1G Unchanged. The ltsi
Blue diamonds 100 at O0 unchanged;
Trans-America 100 at ga. unchanged; !;
Pacific Gas ind Electric 100 at 33'@ un-
changed: So Cal Edison. common. 100
at 23 up Il; So Cal Edison per cent
100 at 311. up ~ So Cal. Edison s.
per cent. 10 0at BOZ. up y southern
Pacific 100 at 29@. down Il Bandini
100 at 5A. Unchanged Bolsa Chica 300
al 50. down SC: Hancock Oil 100 at 53.
up y; Sinclair oil at 13i4, unchanged
Richfield OIL 100 al 81. down \ Stan
dar Oil Of California 100 at 37ia, up = ::
Sunray oil 100 al s. unchanged: Union
oil POO at 49,, unchanged Consolidated
Steel preferred 100 at - unchanged Hud-
son Motors 100 at 12A. up p; Hupp
Motors 400 at L.. unchanged Yosemite
Cement preferred 700 at Ga. unchanged
Farnswofth 100 at II. up a,.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-07
N. 7. STOCKS

NaW York juno =. Whatever IN
fuepee the invasion Lad for t1o stock
market wore off "Wednesday and The Hsi
fen back 10 IFS routine performance aI
recent sessions vtH prices t1lf-u'aH&
lower and volume light
Automobile issues continued 10 feature
fn activity but price movements We're
very narrow after new highs were SCI
bv Sfudcbaker and WHlES-0Ee1.ana M
Packard and Nash-Kelvinaior equailed
their highs Packard led the whole 5>a
In turnover as j, did IN the previous i'a
sessions.
Crane madea new high in tie build
ing departmenf MINNEAPOLIS HoncNWtH
rose more than q point Hercules Fo"ael
made "a high as the company announced
increased production OF Rocket PFopeuanl
Powder
New highs wcrc made uy Sears Roe
buck. Standard OIL M. SteNari-Naf-
ner. T. S. Steel preferred. and Bristol
Myers Several of the arcraftS made ne"
lows or equaled their lows including
Douglas. Lockheed and Wright aero
Railroads softencd With losses ranging
10 more than a point IN Santa Ft Ii..-
ties had small declines. Eastman h'aah
lost a point.
Closing DoV-JoncS averages. l1dusifiaI.
14l u off % n9 rail "a 30 off o e. utility
- az Off O09. and 10 stocks 'h'' OF
nl7.
III. 76o Tuesday Curb turnover aggie-
gated 14O rs shares against @hSa.'2
Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-07
Tough Fighters
Set for Invasion
JACK DEMPSEY

helluva fight. I've seen them in
our prison camps; and they are
mean - very mean men - trained
to kill for more than 10 years
Dempsey, Whc never suffered a
physical injury in the ring, sat in
his New York apartment a semi
cripple because of the hurts he
suffered while teaching other men
to fight. There was pain from a
vertebra injury received when he
was tossed off the mat at Manhat-
tan Beach while teaching Judo to
coast guardsmen.
Dempsey, as he seeks his bed early
each night, admits that he IS a
measurable to take it any more
at the age of 49. He says: Il could
take it if I could get my sleep, but
I don't get it - there are so many
things to dc"
Dempsey and his 25 assistants
groom thousands of men each day
at Manhattan Beach for the con-
flict to come. Those youngsters
are grounded in boxing, wrestling
judo, and running with full equip
ment. which gives them stamina.
Dempsey said, we do grand
fast job physically for these boys
but, mere important, We give them
the confidence that they can fight
We give them morale
Are any young fighters (profes-
sional leather tossers) being devel-
oped in service? Dempsey said,
Everyone in our war business is
too damned busy to consider things
like that
Dempsey cOnclude d: Every
youngster in the invasion has been
taught to fight. He goes in with
confidence, as a result of his ply
sical training in the coast guard,
army, or navy. What they've been
taught SINNERS down to rough-and-
tumble, in which one kills or gets
killed. There is no middle ground
it's do or die. That's why they're
so tough"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-07
Entries Assure
Stellar Rodec

land, Holtville, team roping; Boney
Joe, Calexico, saddle bronc riding
wild horse and steer riding, and
holland Harvey, FL Centro, foot
races.
One of the special events signed
for the rodeo will be Herb Row of
Yuma with a Roman standing ride
and trick horse events. Row was
1886 Arizona champion goat roper,
holding an eight-second record. He
is present California champion of
Roman standing. His horse Maiden
Brave and her colt will be featured
in the Rodeo. Maiden Brave ap-
peared in three movies. Stable
mates, Sing You Sinners" and
Ride Kelly Ride" In two years at
Lakeside the mare won three blue
ribbons as best stock horse, best in
Roman standing race, and won
thoroughbred race. She will be en-
tered in the latter race at Imperial
Fawcett reminded citizens that
the only price of admission will be
a $25 war bond by adults and chill
dren over II years of age.