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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Mnogo tainih konferenc
in komisil pa Sc nc
pravih nacrtov "a mir

Odkor srno vvojni, SO imeIi zaveznik re mnoqo
PosvetovanJ nojveG pa Churchill in Roosevelt. V
Dufnberton Ooksu pri Woshingtonu Sc je Wslo -
ozlromo Sc Sc Wsi konferenco zovezniSkh drzov-
nIkov, ma koteri menda ustvQrOJo podlQgo "a Boz
dote o~dnosoje med norodi v taxi obikildo bl svet
lohko zvel in deloI v miru. Konferencn je tojno.
Novlnorl1 XII 10 smejo lie z doleG opozovotI proWjo,
"a e vsled krzojoGh Sc interesov posomeznh Wac,
dezel in priviEegjev zovito v megbo.
Churchill in Roosevelt sta imelo nedovno spet
sVoj prWotni sestonek Konodi. V londqRu delujeti
dNe zovezniski komisijr eno Sc peGo S pipbemi Vo-
dana V Cd zoveznikov okupironih dezeloh drugo
pa studiro, &c po mednorodnih zokonIh Hitler in
Clam njegove Wade, ter drugi veloki fosizmo v
Evropi sploh spodojo med vojne krimindIce. Frede-
rick Kuh je Chicago Sum- L Londono boroGol, do
jh ina po enem Ietu studiranjo komojI kokih 300
ma Isti, q HitIerjo, GoebbeIso in Goerfgo boje nj
med mimi, kef SO po mednorodnem proVu "postov-
ma vodo" in GIonov Wade Sc po istem zokonu ne
more snotroti "a "mednorodne zloGince".
Zeo V0zno ZovezniSka komisijo je tudi tisto,
k Sc peGo z vprosonem prehrone ltohji inv dru-
9Th dezeIoh XII SO re ali pa bodo V krotkem osvobo-
jene HitIereve more.
Edgar AnseI MoWrer Sc v tsku ~potozuje, do Sc
VsItl sestonk in konferenCe WSe "a z0Prtimi vrot-
mi J%ovnosti Sc sporoGa Min Ie kok stoVek ali dvo,
V kOterIh pa nj nGesOr poVedOnO. AnqleSki I0borit
II. N. BroiIsford piseV New Leodru, koko so zovez-
Mkt S pomoGjo Evil V prejsnji vojni zotrL r~evotucio-
norno gibonje ma Modzorskem in izrozo bojozen,
do imojo z istim sredstvom nomen pomoqati reok-
ciL to je, Protijudskim priVlegjem pc sedonji vol
nj Ozlromo Jim re pomogojo.
V prejsnji vojni je predsednik Wilson poudoriI
"a emo svolih gIovnih took o. provo tojne diploma
Gle. V sedonji vojni Sc bohoti ma vseh koncih in
krojih in kot provi omenjeni A. MowreL 10 pred
sednik Roosevelt, XII Sc steje "a WiIsonovego no-
stednkQ, proktiClro in podpirQ.
Mowrer in drugi prstosi judske svobode 81 cd
tie omeriske toktike V vnonji poIitiki in Cd zovez-
niSke tame diplomatic v spIosnem ne obetojo nG
dobrego. Dokoz imojo V tojni zovezniSki diploma
CHI V prejSnji vojni.
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ma uro, prejema sedaj "a. 40 ur
della $40 ma teden place, vrh
tega pa Sc "a cas- in pol nadalj-
nth 8 ur, skupaj torej po seda-
NTH regulacijah $50 ma teden.
CHM DO vojne konec, BIO moral
nazaj ma 4O-urni delovrlik, to-
rel mu BIO media znizana brez
znizanja placilne l~estvice $12
ma teden. Torej 25 odstotkov.
To Sc nj vse. Kajti &c ne bona
rocil, DO morda uposlen mogoce
lie "a ur ma teden, ali morda Shit
vec, lahko pa tudi mani. Jasno
je, da iih BIO milijone, XII ne bo-
do imeli nobenega Sihta wee, do
kler 81 ne uredimo move eko-
nomije". To pa pomeni zruse-
ME s~edaniega nasega ekonom-
skega in zivljenskega standar-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
N~asejevanje v zed.
drzave med v0jno lie
'zacasnega ~znacaja'

Zvezni generalni pravnik
Biddle lie rs. sept. Philadel-
phiji dejal, da Sc je v to dezelo
dopustilo izven "zapadne hemi-
sfere' dobi tie vojne 1889
! priseljencev.
Toliko ie bio dopuScenih
sem IL Europe, pa nekaj il AT
rike in Azije.
On smatra, do SO vsi ii lie "a
casni priseljenci, XII bodo mo-
rail- nazai elm Sc pc vojni urede
razmere demokraticno v vseh
tistih dezelah, liz katerih SO po-
begnili.
Kritiki priseljevanja trdijo
naobratno, da je prislo sem v
casu tie vojne par sto tisoc Ii
dov, vecinoma brez dovolienja,
to je, S podkupninami. v kon-
gresu prete S tega ustvariti
skandal elm DO konec vojneSv
Evropi.
P~redsednik Roosevelt lie po-
udarjal, da on nj cato, da hi
Zed. drzave postale odprta vra-
ia vsem onim, XII zele izpod te-
rorja, a smatra pa, da hi bio
krivicno, &c iih bi vsem zaprli.
Zvezni generalni pravnik
Biddle ugotavlia, da lie 28,551
priseljencev, oziroma beguncev,
je bio stalno pripuscenih "a ma
selitev v to dezelo, vsi drugi pa
SO tn lie zacasno.
Veliko teh revezev pc prete-
ku ''zacasnosti" ne DO vedelo
kan. Imovine SO jim vzete, ali
pa unicene in ma njih SO now
ljudje. &c bodo primorani ma IL
se~litev, kan mai gredo?
Tu pa Sc oglasajo nasprotni-
XII priseljevanja, ces, nikar ne
pustite liudem sem, ako niste
prepricani, da Jill pc voini la
hko vrnete ma njihna prejsnja
mesta.
Zadeva priseljevanja, in po-
sebno Sc nepostavnih priseljen-
cev, katerih je brez dvoma v
minulih letih sem veliko priSlo:
DO torej Sc prav lahko teak po-
'iticen problem. Ne pa ekonom-
ski. Ker je tn zadosti vsega, nj
treba drugega kakor vsem tenn
priseljencem, XII Sc Jim preti z
deportacijo, pomagati do della, S
katerim 81 bodo sami sluzili svoi
kruh in lahko Sc Ia druge kai
oridelali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

0 tem incidentu Sc nj pisalo,
.prvic, ker bi ga cenzura v An
gliji brzkone ne dovolila, a Pro
letarec ga je re veckrat omenii
v. svarilo onim, XII diplomaciji
proved verjamejo, pa maj DO ia
ka ali drugacna.
Grof Sforza je pred par tedni,
v druzbi z nekaterimi drugimi
ministri, ameriSkim novinar-
jem, XII ga dobro poznajo, izja-
vii, da nj nikomur v Italiji ma
tenn, da bi postal clan Wade, XII
sploh nj vlada, ampak kvecje-
mu pecat.
'Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

V prejsnji stevilki ma tenn
mestu je bio v glavnih obrisih
pojasnjeno o ustanovitvi move
skupne refine akcije pomoc
bednemu ljudstvu Jugoslavije,
a podrobnosti SO izostale. Ker
bodo citatelje zanimale, Jill bonn
navedel nekaj v tel in pa v par
naslednjih stevilkah.
Ko sem bill ma minulem San
sovem zboru v Clevelandu spet
izvoljen v njegovo eksekutivo,
sem ma njeni sell ma Labor Day
prvic prevzel tudi mandat dele
gaia v Zdruzeni odbor juznoslo-
vanskih Amerikancev. S sloven-
skimi zacetnicami Sc ga oznacu-
je z ZOJSA.
Tako sem incl priloznost ude-
leziti Sc seize Zojsovega sirsega
odbora, XII Sc je vrsila %. sept.
v hotelu Fort Pitt v Pittsbur-
hgu, Vseh 7 Sansovih zastopni-
kov je bio navzocih, -1amrec
Louis Adamic, Janko N. Rogelj,
M. G. Kuhel, v. Cainkar, F. A.
Wider, Etbin Kristan in pisec
tega porocila.
Poleg SirSega odbora ina Zoi-
sa svoj ozji ali eksekutivni Cd
Dor. V ten sta bila doslej Etbin
Kristan kot podpredsednik in
Janko N. Rogelj "a pomoznega
tajnika.
Ker Sc je v Sansu izvrSilo ne
kaj sprememb = n. pr, da ina
mo v MENU sedaj spet stalnega
tajnika. je mandat pomoznega
tajnika V Zojsu dobil Mirko XII
hel pc soglasnem sporazumu, da
maj posedujeti ii dive mesti
predsednik in tajnik Zojsa.
Ne VEN, kdaj Sc je vrsila zad-
MIA seja sirsega odbora Zojsa
Ia je bila zelo dobro obiskana
Poleg sedmih zastopnikov San
sa je bio navzocih najmanj to.
like hrvatskih delegatov, pa
srbskih in nekaj macedonskik
ter bolgarskih, ter veliko go.
stow, XII SO tisti dan prihajali V
Pittsburgh ma II. vseslovansk5
kongres. Tako je bill Empire
Room v omenjenem hotelu sko-
70 prepoln zastopnikov in 60
stow.
Sell Zojsa je predsedoval
Louis Adamic in deloma Zlatkc
Balokovic. Veliko Sc je oglasal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Droqe voIiIne komponie

Sidney Hillman je v preiska-
vi o potroskih politicne akcije
CLIO pred kongresnim odborom
poudaril, da SO leta 1910 potro-
Sill razni odseki V kampanii "a
republikansko stranko sedem-
najst milijonov dolarjev, pa nj
bio v j~avnosti nobenega vpitja
radi tega,
Koliko bodo potrosili letos?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Seio odborov JSZ

V petek, 6. oktobra, DO SDCl
seja odborov JSZ, Prosvetne
matice in JDTD. Ma dnevnem
redu bodo vazne zadeve. Vsi
clani tega skupnega odbora so
vabljeni, da Sc je udeleze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Churchill ne iamei>
da DO V Evropi
voine kma|u konec
RDEcA ARMADA v J~UGOSLAVIJI. = POLJSKO
VPRASANJE Sc VEDNO ZAMOTANO. - KAJ
STORITI z NEMcJO, KO 30 PREMAGANA?
ZANEZNiKI O TENSE NIMAJO EDINSTVA j

Ko Sc je angleski premier
Winston Churchill nedavno VIZ
nil IL Quebeca V Kanadi, kjer ie
bill ma sestanku z Rooseveltom,
je pc a~ngleskem parlamentar-
mem sistemu podal poslancem
"nizje zbornice", XII pa Steje We
like vec kakor vista" Cmeno-
vana "a zbornico 'lordov') po-
rocilo o polozaju, z ozirom ma
njegovo konferiranje S pred
Sednikom Zed. draw.
me v~erjeti prerokom'
V zbornici je bill "gromovito
pozdravljen'', kar pomeni, da
Churchillu zaupa VISA Anglia,
ceprav je predstavnik enc maj
reakcionarnejSih strank ma sve-
tn. Kajti on je poosebljen "a
stopnik angleskega imperiali-
Una V prenovljeni obleki. An
gllja brez obstojece uredbe ne
bi mogla ziveti, razen &c bi Sc
SVetovno gospodarstvo uredilo
ma temelju vzajemnosti. Toda v
tenn slucaju hi prenehala biti
velesila. Zgrajena je ma teme-
lJu imperializma boil kot kate
rakolI druga svetovno mocha
drzava in ako Sc ga il izpod-
maxine, Sc DO utrnila v pozablje-
most.
cato Churchill nj nobenkrat
poudarjal, da je sedanja vojna
zares "a demokraciJo in take
stvari, pac pa lie nadaljevanje
stare tekme "a prvenstvo mad
s%Vetovno trgovino, pa "a kontro-
10 mad prirodnimi viri, a OBJ
enem je zagotavljal, da je pod
Jarmljenim ljudstvom pod An
gllJo veliko prijetnejse, kakor
pa ma primer onim, XII so pod
nemsko ali kako drugo mad
Waldo.
Ob povratku il Kanade je po-
Siancem med drugim dejal, da
ako Sc hoce Nemcija Sc upirati,
tedaJ vojne V Evropi ne DO Sc
tako nitro konec.
Zmote pOveljnikov
Ma zelo delikatno diplomat
cen nacln Sc je dotaknil tistih
zaVezniSkih poveljnikov, XII SO
kot vojni vescaki re leta 1913
prerokovali, da DO vojne v Ev-
ropl konec letoSnjo jesen.
Eden izmed teh je bill pred
enlm letom zavezniSki vrhovni
poveljnik ma zapadni 'front.' ge-
neral Eisenhower. "Neglede.
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CIO

LetoSnja konvencija CLIO Sc
DO vrsila 81. novembra v hotelu
Stevens V Chicago.
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Gland Disorders
Few In Children

fanny has experience. And he,
after years of study, has decided
That only a few, u relatively small
proportion are really due to def
cheney Or disorder of the ductless
glands.
Most of them are limitations of
endocrine Observation-Disclosures of
phySiologic phases Of development
--lEanSItOry states, temporary ac-
ccntHaiions of constitutional and
iamliial factors.
In short, in his treatment of this
great group DIR. Wagner believes
strongly in the use of q very old
fashioned method of treatment
'ime. Time, as a very wise man
said. heals all things.
Time Affects Adjustments
For instance, DR.. Wagner has a
picture OF a little fat girl ut five
ana half years old. She looks
very much like 4 case of retarded
endocrine development. But care
iui tcStS--and there are scientific
tests to determine such things
uid not show any cndocrine imbal-
;lncc. SO she was let alone and loI
and behold when she was thirteen
mere Is a photograph showing n
noel y proportional girl of normal
height and weight. Time and Ma
ture spontaneously effected the
adjustment.
IL happens so many times. The
Tat boy whose contour worries his
parents So-in more than nine
eases out Of ten he will be quite
average at 81. ! imagine if Dickens
had written Il Twenty Years Af-
ter To pickwicll Papers, the fat
boy would have been n lean and
busting poor law rcf0rmer.
There are tides in the affairs of
the cndOcrirc glands.
Not that in proper cases cndo-
crime treatment is not valuable. 1t
Is. But everybody doesn't need it
in order To grow up.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
!. R.-WhcT you cant see sugar
in the urine, car it Lc in the
| bloui?
| Answer: Yes.
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,'tl 0Z/Q1Zkee 9eHOIzu
"Nf,. A5sfSasEl az lORENA CARLETON
49, Y c RALpaSAS xcAr
WRITTEN FOR ASp RELEASED CENTRAL PRESS AssolArro.

standing beneath q piece OF cloth
stretched across poles: thai crude
nat parasol. rugged up by the mer-
chant as protection for his wares,
was important. He was selling ices
on sticks.
"Oh. a paleta ?" said William. "a
lollipop Of colored ice. I've eaten
every color. trying to determine
which Is worst. All violent. All bad.
Let's do have them" He walked 10
the cart and selected three deep
green ones. Now" lie said. when
he handed one TO Mallory, you'll
be sure and remember flanagan
chalc. Did you know they call this
town Thomas and Charlie Miss
Bakcr?"
Busily eating the vivid green ice,
the girl merely shook her head.
Thomas and Charlie to some peo-
pie possibly. Johann and Wilhelm to
her.
While they stood eating, she
glanced into the small store bacJ;
OF them. 1t had everything from
candles to burro saddles. There
were bottles of medicines, beans.
ropes, chillis. various tobaccos, the
usual bottles OF wines and tcuuila
and beer. harachas. Vegetables, soft
drinks - everything was on the
street. And more.
Mallory watched n little Girl buv
sugar, not Eranulatcd, but in Il
crude chunk, like fudge that hard
ems too quickly. The grocer hacked
OIL n smaller chunk, using n hatch
ct, added another small silver, then
took the little girl; money.
You Sec" said John Smith, "vou
are not the only people having su-
gar troubles. For the little girl il is
case of poverty. For your cour-
try it is rationing." 4 smattcrirc
of wrinkles formed about his creg
as lie chucklcd. 80 neither has The
sugar she'd like TO have"
His evident pleasure over the
situation anGcrcd Mallory. Il have
al the sugar I want" she said
stiffly. Besides. ratiorin~ has n
lot 10 do with our winning the war.
And we Americans will win it,"
You're right" lie said with silk
en- Sraciousncss. I'VE will win"
Not 1--WE Americans" Just Eve"
We" with angular faces and gut
tural voices. Again Nallorv's haste
to be away from the two dangerous
brothers made her feel i'll. She
hoped they would attribute the per
SEPARATION on her brow to the heat.
not to fright, as it was.
Il must CO." she now said with
bluntness.
AS before, the men fell into line
with her, sandwiching her. DO
your friends expect vou?" asked
John.
Expect mel" jccrcd Mallory.
They expected ME last week -"
Other words were forming in her
mind. only it wasn't Tod Patrick
helping her this time. II was
Prism. Prisms rolling, terrified
eyes when she had watched her
mistress lift revolver from her
dressing table drawer. although
I'm not sure they will be my
friends when they find ont l SNUG
glcd in my pistol"
She heard William Smith gasn
noticeably. John. however. showed
no excitement. However. his smile
looked a bit puzzled. Deliberately
the girl looked up into his face and
| ilickcred her cy"lashCs. "VhCu will
you be back i'll the city? Soon. l
hope"
] Late tomorrow ni9ht. I think
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o.
WHI

Possibly the next day" John
SmiG: '"as walking past her auto
mobile ROW with L too Intentional
disintcrcst.
MY car" Mallory said softly.
adding to herself. las you darncd
well know"
"Oh?" John Smith gave n good
imitation of surprise. And such n
nice one. too. envy you. You must
have had Il special permit in the
States TO get enough gasoline to
drive machine like this across the
continent"
Mallory got into the car. William,
silent rs he was L.. majority of the
time, helped her. Thank YOU" she
imurmurcd. then turned to John
Smith. Il bought it in Laredo"
"Oh?" lie said a second time. II
feel sorry for whoever had TO give
it up"
1T wouldn't do him any good
where he is" the girl thought.
However, she only mumblcd ar
agreement. Her pretended lack OF
enthusiasm for the subject apcar-
emily deceived the elder Smith. He
continued his spoken admiration
That. beneath its casualncss, was
really a hawk-likc scrutiny.
Mallory knew he would not
waste that much attention on lust
any automobile. He knew this au-
tomob!lc. He krcw it had belonged
10 DIR. COuyvicr. And he'd give n
great deal TO find out if Mallory
were aware OF the identity of the
former owner. But she withheld
that satisfaction. She merely cascd
away from the two men By start
ing her engine ana backing very
slowly away from their hands
winch still rested on top of the low
cred windows. Their last glinns,
waE Of her il.Gtatious. irauc face.
As soon q: she was on, Of their
S:ght, that assumed shallow *.
precision changed TO one of calcu.
!ai'on. Just where did she stand
They believed size Ind friends liz
H"%ico. And they were GiscouCcr,-
ed slightly by the Information.
They believed tlSat she carried u
weapon. They believed tina. she did
rot know the identity Of nc former
owner Of the machine she was Griv-
ing. But most important was
whether or not they believed she
MAJ noticed them back on the Iarc-
DO Monterrey highway. She did not
Know whether she had put that
over.
But she thought she knew how to
find out. Making sure no one
watched. she backed down a curry
ing decline until She was hidden bv
the jungle growth. She barely could
see q portion of the highway. not
tho part where she had turned to
one side. but spot beyond. There
she sat. so motionlcss that bright.
urnamcablc birds fitted close by
and squIwhC! fcarelcssly.
She began 10 ache with sitting
still so long. Yet it wasn't really so
long. Twcnty-thrcc minutes. &C.
cordirg 10 her watch. Twcnty-thrcc
minutes did not make a long time.
For tortured muscles. perhaps. but
rot long enough for John Smith
ana his quiet brother to have com
rlctcd the claimed Many things to
do. Many people TO see"
For just as she looked at her
watch. Mallory heard the roar OF
strong motor ma there flashed
across tic portion of the highway
That she could soc the black sedan
with white "iGcWall tires.
Go Es Continued
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN

JOHN SMITHS warning made
the warm tropical day seem chilly.
n draft played around Mallory Ba-
kcr's heart. But instead OF answer
ing that om!nous advice 81, made
her words personal.
"But surely this is not n pcrma-
ncnt goodby." She tilted her head
III n purposc!y Coqucttish fashion.
Certainly not. | had intended to
lombard the hotels to locate YOU
when l arrived in the city" a sud-
den frown creased the area be-
tween John Smiths blond eve
brows. "Or. do you happen TO have
friends there"
Heavens. yes" said Mallory
easily. AS If surprised c thought
otherwise. Tod .'atriCK's spell came
to her mind. bringing with it the
name of the town with the jewel
red roofs. 81 IavC friends in the
city and in Taco" To herself she
said. keep helping me. Tod! Keep
helping mel"
"ln that case I'll better give you
my address"
Yes" The blond girl watched
with careful eyes while John Smith
wrote on his calling card. His fin
gcrtips. gripping the pencil. were
thin and long. hut powerful in n
wiry fashion. That is one card I'll
never lose. the girl vowed, because
Il want TO know exactly where 70
find this man.
When he looked n her again she
was smiling her var:d smile. Civ
ing the impression Of being lust a
pretty blond girl. 4 bit STUPID, en-
cept for her talent. Now that she
had her second wind she dcliber-
atcly mentioned his admonition re-
gardinC The mountains and fog.
However. she still wore her insipid
nrintious look.
Thanl.s for telling ne about the
dangerous highway. I'll be most
careful"
Good. Now well escort YOU to
your car. Come. Bill" In address
Ing his younger brother, John
Smiths voice held its usual author
itative tone. as il he were giving a
command.
William answered the sharp tone
with a quick molten C his feet
They really should click. decided
the girl. Perhaps Miss Baker
would like drink before she re-
mnos her Journey"
(which means you'd like one for
yourself" John Smiths curt voice
continued. Tine less liquor, the
more brains. Try to remember
that" However. he softcncd his
manner when lie turned to tho
blond gi:l IF you care for n drink,
Miss Baker :" He had made him.
self halt. rs If rcins had been
pulled, III IN attempt to continue
hcinE huspitahlc, although il was
evident he wanted her to go Oh and
leave them.
Il think I'd like one of those"
Mallory pointed to little cart
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dropped ON his head when very
young and afterwards believed cv-
rrything he read in the Sunday
papers. That seems to bc the atti-
tude of the public now that every
new mold or dye or concentrated
vitamin is written up as positive
cure for incurable diseases.
Especially is this true of parents
about cndocrine products. These
extracts Of the ductlcsS glands
have been publicizcd widely as
being able TO change the whole as
pect Of the body mind and soul.
Pictures in magazines and books
show dwarfS turned into growing
children Of normal height. fat boys
TUNED into rugged individualiSts,
morOns into gcniuScs. and moral
dclinquents into pulpit orators
all by some hypodermic injections
OF II little clear fluid pressed from
n pituitary. 4 placcnta, or an
adrcnal cortcX.
Few True Cases
Any parent whose child doesn't
look like GainSboIOu"h'S BLUE
BOY, or conform 20 the exact
figures for height. weight. fat
pads, and hair distribution is
rushed to the cndorrinolcgis.'s
Office.
Now | find IN article by con-
servativc cndocrinologist. DR..
Richard Wagner, of Boston. who
attends large clinic and hospital
where all kinds of these children
with alleged dcvcl,nmcmtal de-
fleets are brought. 50 that he cor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-10

ComDR. James Ellsworth Kycs. 81,
OF Seattle, Wash, commander of
the 1,09O-ton destroyer Learn,
which was torpcdocd and sunk in
the Atlantic on Christmas Eve. is
missing in action. He graduated
from Annapolis in 1880. The Lcnry
was built in 1919. International
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-10
Wife Preservers

Porcelain cnamclcd utensils arc no, too
badly affected by hard water. tn, mineral
deposits sometimes form IN them To 70
more this scale. boil n mild solution Of
hicarhonatc Of soda in the uicnsil pcfiodL
c%ly. then wash with mild soap aud
water
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-10
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. ID.

RECENTLY | delivered hon.
lily on the value OF shioned
remedies, rs against trying out
some bang new drug or electrical
treatment that is siill i'll the cx-
pcrimental stage.
There was a remark | think of
George AIDES about boy who was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-10

DIR. CIendcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-10
SYNOPSIS

MALLORY BAKER s.lf-rca'crcd h,,t
Souur. nc.GtiiUI and talented SINGER.
has aIh."'r! success with the aid of
TOD PATRICK. he, manager. IIc hos
been h"t AGENT sin'" sh" WAS an en-
tritain"r S'Elylrr To reach the top
I'm rU'.ir TO NcNIro by plane Mallory
hi""iS an attractive. rather mysteri-
GUS young man.
RICHARD blythe.
YESTERDAY: John and William
smith bid Mallory coulby. warning
lee: to l." careful! ON the fOrry noun
tam roads. I"Hausr something could
HAPPEN 10 you. YOU Know
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-10

PRE-INvASIok air excursions in
the arc shown on the map can
now be expected regularly, officials
state, and the intensity of attack
can be measured by the 5000 plane
assault on Kicl shipyards. North
Franco CD will take pcppcring in
all sections as will the north Ger
man war plants (2) with further
visits 10 Kicl. UntcrnntiopSl)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Better Auto Tires

Now comes another step for
ward Or L. 3. SebrelL direC-
tor Of GOodycar'S elaborate
research laboratory, has an
nounccd tho development Of
new synthetic rubber that may
result in better AUTO tires
The new rubber is also A
butadlcne co-polymer, but a new
chemical is substituted for the
styrcne. which formerly went
into the familiar standard GR-S
type Of synthetic rubber The
advantage Of this new rubber.
according 10 Or Sehrcll, is that
il has the energy residence and
crack growth resistance of nat
ural rubber.
If that is so. il will nc vastly
superior to tho GR-S rubber
The latter has low energy rcSIl-
icnce. which makes tires heat
up when flexed az high speeds.
This makes u hard 10 use in
truck tires or large size tires
The GR-S also lacks crack
growth resistance II not only
cuts or tears easily but once a
tiny cut appears II spreads rap
idly. Plus the fact that GR-S
is hard 30 handle and requires
more milling and processing.