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Fight On On Payroll ox
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accumulated larger wage credits.
 Altmeyer said it was "a mathe- nautical certainty" that the longer the present tax remained in effect, the higher the future payroll tax must be if it is to be self sustaining. Indefinite extension of the present rate, he said, eventually would re. quire boostinfig the rate so much that beneficiaries would be required to pay more than if they obtained the insurance from a private corn- pany.
 workers of this country and bus mess generally can absorb the or per cent increase as readily or mo'~ readily at this time than they cou s~ a year hence or at any other time pA the near future," he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27

fering a bargain in Sixth War Loan Bonds.
 ou d 0 n 0 t have to listen to the thunderous call of advertis- ing in our conn munity to arouse you to your pa- triotic duty. There is a small voice within you 1yhirh dnpS mt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27

Benoni, South Africa, recently marveled over a classified advertise ment in the local newspaper reading wanted Two husbAuds. Azmst hl approximately 25 years. please ap- pis. enclosing photograph 10 Box Henori.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27

Driving up to a huge salvage pile in Normandy, an officer could not find the small part needed, but on returning to his car found bare chassis, everything else having been taken.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27

"I'd like 20 more just like this, starting today"
 All ships were reported to have returned. The destruction of one Japanese fighter was claimed.
 A heavy demolition load was car- ried on this, the second strike by B-29 superfortresses on the Bangkok area, a center of the Japanese sup ply system for the Burma front.
 Docks and warehouses at Mergui, due west of Bangkok, also were hit effectively
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27

Cab drivers of Mexico City have protested to Federal District officers thAt they arc compelled to pay 50 per cent Of the total trafilc fines, which does not leave them enough money to live on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
 To fhe People of this Community s~4

As you read this newspaper, going to and from work, or in your home, you cannot fail to learn that the Government is of-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
Good Results In Bombing

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Senate Fight May Delay

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Clare Luce
 Admits Gag

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Ammunition Plant Taken

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More Jap Ships Hit

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Little Steel Rule Holds

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Drive Begun For or'Toxes

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SoViets Stab Onward

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

ls7fR 70 7-CsF r~- Srcpt
Government authorities say that
most of US don't eat an adequate
breakfast.
Doctors and dietitians agree that
we should all get at least one-quarter
of our daily no Irishment in the
morning at breakfast.
In a survey Of nutritionists, 424
out of 443 said an adequate break
fast should include both fruit and
cereal with whole-grain nourishment.
All General Foods cereals provide
whole-grain nourishment.
GRAPE-AU1S cRAPE-NUrs FLAKES
GRAPE NUTS WHELT-HEAl POST IoASutS
POSTS 4oT GRAN tAkTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
x Eddie Barnes is not a
Aa hummin8 bird (os@MO

the swelegant, "boy-I-feel-lkea-
hd-again" cereal. If he only knew
that Grape-Nuts is Basic u food
with uhole-grQia nourishment-the
kind Uncle Sam wants everybody to
eat every day.
If he only knew how chock-full
Grape-Nuts are Of the cracking en-
ergy vitamin :. b.!
If Eddie knew these things, he'd
get himself box Of those swel-tast-
ing Grape-Nuts.
Tomorrow morning, he'd start out
with bowlful Of this crisp, crunchy,
malty-rich cereal add his favor
tie fruit with plenty of milk =. and
wheee, What swell breakfast he'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Then why. you ask, does he break
fast like one?
Well, maybe he doesn't know that
doctors say that he-eueryb body
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
A

should get at least one quarter of his
daily nourishment at breakfast, when
energy is loU.
No wonder Eddie Barnes just
dr-a-a-gs himself to work
Hhe only knew about Grape-Nuts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
COMMONWEALTH , 60.

10 OFFICES
DOWNTOWN. is2s hsfiosaI Bsnk Bidg
woodward 4 Cadillac So. Cherry 1850
oowNToWN. 30f CapItuf Part Bids.
stats al 6riswoid ST. Cherry 77te
DOWNTOWN. iiot 6rztist
Al Ru<ssss ca. i3ge
WEST sioE. sses Michigan Ave-. st
jaHcttos. and Floor LAfsystfs 500
EAST sioE. $500 e. IsffsrTor. a. Co..
nw t0pp. hudsea Motorsl LEnW 0350
EASr StpE. seee vsa Dyks. ~
harr.f. 2nd El0or Plan z1a1
NORTHWEST. cola Cd. River al Joy I'd.
am. 2o4 tower krssss'D TYLER s-574t
NORTHWEST. 4f7e FsuksH. 1t Lyssusis.
2e5 Campus 6ida- University 3-252S
HIGHLAND PARK. 1909 Woodward. n
Msschssfsr topp. Ferd'0 TO. $3.50
HIGHLAND PIX, 300 Murphy Bies-. 1870
Westward At E. Grand Ave. TO. S-os2s
ACME LOAN CORA. 3377
1870 DAVID STOTT BLDG.
LOANS $500 DOWN TO S25.
pROVIDENT Loan n Savings Society,
1919 GRISWoLD, FARWELL BLDG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

PACKARD -- ia4I coups nsw
paint. runs good 81 0a5. terms
PACKARD
So p Jefferson Ave RA $500
PACKARD - 1912 sedan. beautiful
condition gray finish. radio, heater.
ovsrdrive slectromafie clutch spot
tight etc Mr. Rockwell b7t r.
Jefferson. RA. $500.
PACKARD-iesi 10 luxe - sedan
spotlsss hnish. radio. heater beau
rfui IN every way. fuil price s. 01s:
trade ~ terms
Wrigley's, 910O Gratiot
PACKARD 1917 con pe maroon
fnlsh rsdio and heater, driven
~ 001 miles 81 Tpi. terms
PACKARD
t7t =, Jefferson Ave RA. $500
PLYMOUTH 49, 81 De luxe business
coupe low mileage car. see this
car hef1re you buy; ssa5 iofaT
Sratio'.
PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. iafi
Robin egg blue. mohair trim, nearly
nsv tires. extras, s7eS; third down
we trade.
BERT RAKER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
TINE ntrHolr TIMES
AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING

DAVIS MOTOR REBUILDERs
900 CASs AVE TEMPLE i-0s21
Dumping. Painting, Repair
No waiting E-z prcss ana terms
RUNDS $500 IS FnRT-Vi 2-2900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
1875 LIVERNOIS
FIAYn HErH

FoRDs 1870 iati-tu1ors@ heaters-
Eogris have radios. these ears are
clean and have good ruhber
WINK CHEv Ss+0 MICHIGAN
FoRD SUPER ds luxe convertible eps
green nnish. red leather uphol
radio. heater. Sse6. oig allow ca old
car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WOULD Ike 70 buy from prfysts
pary 1871 Pontiac or 1871 ODDS.
Phone oRegon os90.
W. NEED 500 Junk ears. We pay
top dollar Olive eT72
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
MONEY TO LOAN
JOB LOANS

Get a loan of $50 to $500 at House
hold on the strength OF your job
without endorssFs OF gaarantors.
Repay in instruments out of sal-
airy. See sample plans IN table. We
also make car and furniture loans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the
Night Edition only the name OF \ horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets of the day
The code KEY sppears each night IN the
Eight Star and Red Line editions num-
her corresponding 10 each letter OF the
alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND is PRINTED
IN CODE. Tomorrows code follows
Al. bra C-3s D-i4 E-B F-ss GIT
Has l-99 lilo k-2O L-3O Mo N-5O
O-60 P-7O Q-sn Roo SIS It's I'll
N-s VS. N-3s N-6e Z-s4.
Clip this code key. II viii enable you
10 remember the name Of tomorrow's code
horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

striking out Ralph Fennell, one Of
Northwestern big guns. TO end
the game.
Harry Ramsey Northwestern
Southpaw, after getting but OF a
hole IN tho second when the Park
crS filled the bases, breeZed along
until he weakened in tho fatal
sixth. He allowed SIX hits, one less
than Pierce.
Pierce himself started the High
land Park rally by singing with
none out. Pete Benenau hunted.
but forced Pierce al second. Ram
Sey threw four straight balls to
Chuck Banchius and then O'clock,
picking on the first pitch. drove
a long double over the left field
er'S head to score both runners.
Northwestern got its first hit
off Pierce in the fourth. when
Fenneil singled with two out. Ron
TeaSley hit 10 O'clock. but Banchiu
dropped his throw 10 first, Fen
nell going TO third. Johnny
Damlani singled Fennell home for
the only Colt run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
WASTED HITS

Northwestern wasted hits by
Bill Archer and Dick Dresser in
the fifth and left two others
Stranu,I in the sixth.
In the seventh. Archer led off
with an lnfield hit, but Pierce got
the next two.
Ramsey got a single when Herb
Wendell knocked down his line
drive. the Parker third baSeman
killing off the tying run by keep
ing the ball from going past the
infield
That held Archer on third. Fen
nell worked the count 10 3 and ?
and Pierce struck him out.
Cooley beat Eastern, 3D., for
third place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
JAW SOftbaII
Teams in Openers

Nine teams. representing as
many local unions. open their
Class B Softball League Friday
night, June 9, Gas o'clock. West
side teams. DeSoto Local 227
play Amalgamated Local 157 and
Ford Local 400 play Ford Local
so at Clippert Field. Dearborn.
Other games will see two east
side teams matched at ST. Clair
Park, Gray Marine Motors Local
1888 against Bower Local 6S1. The
only east side versus west side
game will be Budd Wheel Local
BOO against Ford Local 900 at
Codd Field.
Army Air show Rropenx SUNDAY -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Golfers Ian
Bond Drives
By NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Detroit golfers will be in there
driving and pitching, too, in the
big game-for the Fifth War
Loan drive.
Plans were started yesterday at
a luncheon at the k-Cadillac
attended by representatives from
a dozen OF the larger District
Golf Association clubs.
The golfers were addressed by
Leonard n. Simons and Alvan
Macauley Jr.. who promised the
assistance OF the central commit
tee and urged clubs 10 perfect
their organizations at once.
= Details as 10 how they will pro-
lede will be matter for individ-
ual clubs 10 decide. but il is
evident all will 60 all out in be-
half OF the drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

at Briggs Stadium.
For Pierce. the championship
was a grand climax TO one Of the
outstanding pitching records in
the leagues history.
The 15-year-old southpaw, who
has carried most Of his teams
load, won nine Of the Parkers 10
games. allowing a total of only
four runs
He racked up six shutouts. in
Guiding a no-hit game, in that
streak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

in hot water IN
every inning
from the fourth
on.
Northwestern
put the tying
and winn in &
runs on base
in the last in
niHgs but the
Par ker left
handler gain
squirned out
of "A hole bV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Scratches
ny United Press

ny United Press
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather. clear. track fast
Third Race Macs Quest Hay Burner
Eighth Race-CounteSs Play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
! GrdppIers Face
'635-Pound 'BIimp'

Seven grapplers will battle in
the wreStle royal against the 635-
pound Blimp, who in civilian life
is Martin Levy. al Mack Park
Tuesday They are Bert Ruby.
junior heavyweight champion /:
"Flash"~-6ordon, former title
holder; Ivan Kamikoff, George
Council. Nick Billings. Irish Nc
Gee and Dutch Schultz. a new
conner here Their total weight
will be only about twice that Of
the Blimp. Opponents for the
other three bouts will be decided
by the order Of elimination IN the
battle royal.
A,c,x Al. Sho.. o.. &C.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

- army Air show Rcppsns sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Detroit Results

FIRST RAcE-sI 7oo, claiming. Swear.
Odds and up. fuTlongs
Displaysr (MoJenaJ $50 500 $40
'sucyc tscurockJ $50 go
Fur Coat fBerzj $50
Time i.i4 Is.
High One Our Advice 'Millchic Tower
Miss SISTER Hgher Tipto,lais Count
Haste. Cloudy Weather and Developer also
ran.
SECOND RAcE-N, 200. combination
maiden 3-year-oids. furlonss.
Sealane adams 500 60 3. 30
Tomas 1Scurlock eco 5 80
Sea Victory (Milligan) g. 80
.Pesnar. .Dockie. Happy Factor. Pies
Pat. shinemup. swift Legion, Some Gala
and SacatOn also ran
Field
THIRD RACE-si ZOO claiming, 3-yssr-
Odds and up. s furlongs
Beuna Ventura tBerzj 1870 so $50
Drumont adams 40 $50
Foulard tRoberD $50
Lady Stardust. SKY Soldier, Buckle
Down, Tim o shank. 'Valdins Lois Bet
ter By Phar and Miss FrAkss also ran.
'Feid.
FOURTH RACE-xI. 400. claiming. 2.
year-olds, a.. furlongs
Alabama Boy H.aytonJ 500 , N ~
Little Moose Burns 5 SO 900
June Dear ADAMS 24O
sRrier Briar 'Hasty Chance. Drsyors.
petes Brother Messy Lake NAloinA
Rumpus and Cohsu also ran
yield.
FIFTH RACE 80. 500. allowance 3.ysar.
olds furlongs.
Ksn'y Boy CseurIoco $50 100
Passion tLaytouD 3 50
Top Ceiling. Count Foray. Handy Lad
and Red Rebel also ran.
SIXTH RACE 50 500. allowances J.
ysar-olds, furlongs.
Hydrant adams $40 ii.3O 100
10 Agnes Bern $50 40
Credit Man tCaffareusJ 80
Commando Tom RAJ q Darby Damron
and GWenRies Pal also ran,
SEVENTH RAcE-S2 600 allowances. j.
year-aidS and up ] l-I6 miles:
Dina Flag Adams 1880 s 10 80
TCwakee tMlltganJ 40 20
Roncat Bern 800
Time ! 80 3-5.
Flashalons stairway, Hard In and
Tomluiia also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Sl 200. claiming )
year-olds ana Up lis miles
DlssensiOn star Benz 20 10 81
sun By tCaffarellai $50 80
Stouthearied (LsytonD 80
Time l4s SIS
Betrothed. sNancv's Son. Red Duster.
High Hat. Second Thought Defense Man.
Don Listo and All True also ran.
Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

Ks ms NXl0 pounds allowance claimed
Horses listed in order Of post position.
Weather cloudy track. fast,
Post 30 D. nj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Winidms-Angott
Remat(h Brewinu

PHILADELPHIA, June 9 INSl
The possibility OF a return bout
between Sammy Angott, former
MIA lightweight champion. and
Ike Williams. Trenton, n. j..
Negro slugger, was foreSeen today
as result of Williams close de-
cision over the ex-tltleholder
Wednesday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
O'clock. Pierce Star
In ParkerS' Win
BY JAKE BERSON

Joe O'clock alongside pitcher Billy
Pierce today Highland Park High baseball heroes
DelockS wobagger the sixth inning, with
trailing 10 that the Parkers 81 victory
exciting Metropolitan League final yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
UNEARNED RUN

Northwestern's run was un-
earned. but the Colts kept Pierce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
BEGIN DRIVE

Detroit Golf Club will begin
organizing al once. AZ a party
there in the winter Of 1928.
b pond totalling approximately
s. 600 900 were sold.
A dozen OF golf balls given by
Alex Ross. the clubs pro, were
suctioned off for SIS 600. while
autographed baseballS brought
$4,000 and $4,000. One of the
baseballs was used in a World
Series here during the days Of
Hughey Jennings.
The committee al Franklin
Hills Country Club already is
functioning with $1,000. 900 as its
goal. Franklin Hills bond party
Two seasons ago was 50 successful
IL was copied elsewhere.
- Army Air show Reopsns SUNDAY -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
HOLD AUCTIONS

Some will hold bond parties
and rallies featured by auctions.
Others will have committees
which will call upon every
member.
One representative at the
luncheon suggested purchase Of a
1000 bond be required for at
tendance at a clubs family night,
usually on Thursday
Another will propose 10 his
hoard that maneuvers by state
troops be held at the club
Knollwood Country Club. which
sold Sl.S00,O00 in bonds in con-
nection with the drive in the fall
Of 1912, is organized and has set
its new quota at 81 $50 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

cNFfOLh DOWNS
Weather. clear. track fast
Third Race Macs Quest Hay Burner
Eighth Race-CounteSs Play
LINCOLN FIELDs
Weather. cloudy: track fast
FIRST RAce-Quick Tool Bird o. Gold
Rriarson. New Glory. Clos Flight. Ran
dom. Breeze. My Crest
Second Race Free style PLAYMATE
Third Race-Goden Harvest. Hepcat
Gold Fancy.
Fourth Race Rolo Babe
Fifth Race Dusty. HiEhthorns Cold
Tint. Loyal Holdall
sixth Rscs-Campanuls Brief Sigh
Rising Light
Eighth Raos-Gal Ann. Good Play.
AoUEDUCT
Weather. rlear. track fast
First Race-Lady Ecciesion Ava.
shonks
Second Race-isolation, Willow Run.
Third Race--Cupid. ROYAL Archer.
Fourth Race Brevithorn
Fifth Race-Tudor king J J Lynch
Ankylos, Free Dutch. Harpsichord, Fran
els Marion.
Sixth Race-Thread ~ Gold
Eighth Race-Magdala Cousin Nan.
Rath Roman. Tragic Ending. Miss
sugar. Golden Thorn, Enter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
WAYNE NEWS
b, HtIrL HARRISON


sll i'ii'n hAfnts o. afh'Hi'
s'se'l N'eeiNi'Hn'eH ny Nts M''i
'Aafst W ilson ana dauehi'r 'her
fe 90 AVALON street ana MISS
Nlat0ils ltaer Of p''fe't sren'
iHs Nss'iesdat ''shinS airs
leiii..'h 'i fi'NaNA'e street q
'aets" Ni'h
Mis- AiAe i'Affin ana HaueRiff
'fn ana hff lfenf A'sflin were
al>e lafhNNr VISITORS iasf Sunda
Ml'lhiehi mi'iet snpper We
'f'oy 81 ilr hpme % Mr anH
,lrs John g Parnes ot 'op' car
reggie s'Ee -st SATURDAY nlsh'
tlIfsfs W,lI Nr NIlI MRS. Mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
llr>l Dapii,t Chureh

As usnal, me service AZ First
Eagiis WAS We'll attended ia1
SUNDAY morning Pastor J %
DaAis pracaed heart warming
serWni trNf Esther ii1. sub
ject Eve Have Some unc TO
Plead For Is Now SIX new
members were enrolled Rcy Sir
Townsend Vas rlnpii guest
Many Visitors We're present Tho
senior choir rendered SOM
splendid selecticns Two scloe.
lions wege rendered ~ Nadam
While Mar Fort smith and hcr
eroup. prior 20 ne matinee pro
9fam last Tuesday
Visit fr BAPTIST or some
oil,r church e'cfs sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30


Mrs Matilda Walker Was feN
"a al a lovely birthday party last
Wednesday. given bv her hus
band and sister A delicious
luncheon was served and the
honorce received many useful
and hcautiful Pitts Amone those
present Mrs Rchccca johnson
hr. and Mrs William nighiow
er, SIR and Mrs Alex Dalton
.lr, + Williams Mr. AMI Mrs
Tony stafford AIRS Ioeky also
q number OF Detroit friends
Jake and his gang and Mrs
Emerson
Mr ANA Nr- Acx Dalton Ii
were hosts 10 their newly weg
brother ana sisier-in-mw Mn
anq Mrs Willie Dalton. aud AlcN
Dalton Sr Mrs Bertha Watson
Mr. and Mrs LYMAN Mitchell
also newly.weds Mrs Martha
Jackson and Mr. Thureton pin-
nor vas served and The mcnu
was delicious Games and dane
Ing were enioycd
Contestants iu the ponularl,,
'cniesi spousofed by the N.iACp
inciude Dl,ic Lee Readict Edna
Mae faylnr. Annie OinDr Nni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

nVor mono HctiVe rIcar AMY
the old bile from your sysicm and
holp relieve sluggish Kidneys.
hackachos. aud muscular eches
and pains due 10 poor elimination
Gillian j. recommended aud sold
ny oil drug stores IN Detroit and
throughout The State Of Michigan.
Help Yourself 10 health. Start 10.
day by hug ing n hottie 81 Gillian.
One EOiile will convince yoD. Get
The family Size and save The price
OF hottie. lillian Medicine o..
Lelih bldg. Cincinnati d.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Author Has Answers
20 Freedom Problem

ftl N0 EaciM hiro'ry thar
nHe VI fhs cradle Will end onS
% no grave.
late'Wne That millions 30
Auegfan ehildreu are heme
aA1hi rase hatred iiowwa Fas'
au of t'refdfG Road out-
5000 in llp Sepicnher issue az
uisesf pghlishsd htfe .
ttr rnirt rioeteu 90 beat higoirv
nre laalcs nte par' az our cons
rgutr finest and vie feel CRATE
'Nl for fhrm taking an interest in
rsr'i .pNiAe ID the contest visi-
wr ~ BE from prirot Rly
Rouge lnksifr Rouums amt
'rn Arsor ~ which We feel
,ri ~ knowhdee The cons
da of re eoune people was
penaid aua everyone had good
iinc The orchcs'ra was in The
laood FIR iho oec%nn and wiil
Ne back Nrh ~ gor TIC prc-llals
lo~ceu p.rf Oo 2N Plans are
heine mr.c 70 construct new
huildlus Any donations Viii be
accopied
Mis- Mary Gaduer mother of
Yrs 3Wiiec i'niy 90 Nincwool
street IS worry iil a. llcir home
Another movie wiN be shown
AT fhe cenHnuntv center Friday
sept - iisfe is friendly hint
10 our school children. 30 court
cous md considoraic with your
teachers Watch your behavior az
The school and on your way go
and from i-eali io cooperate
with yonr teacher They have j
hieetr RESPONSIBILITY than yon can
realize.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

and mixes with
the food in one
stomach ID % s.
helping 70 elm
mate the puis
ons that foster
stomach ttou
blcs and to ner
mii tho khinoyr
aud liver to-
function prop
crly u tends
90 make your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

pIaIsc 81 tliy
"natAta' medi
cine which VAS
inef What De-
needed " d p %
ne secnied mos {
in need of 81.
Read his siate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Convict Brothers Who Murdered In Self Defen
ECORSE DOINGS
h, MILO CASTOR

Comments
Peace and quiet ia River
Rouge was disturbed last Fri
day night when Two shots from
4s-calihre suuffed oai the lifc
of liniudc Folks Jr The
TRAGEDY occurred AZ the ROYAL
.Ark Tavern and the proprietor
Louis snann IS alleged 10 have
fired the shots ~ This wfi'
ing ne IS held ia custedy bs
River Rouec police
According 20 witnesses, the
shooting took place Whom the
raietv ia the tavern was ncar-
ing rs close Patrons Ncro tak
INK their last sips Of nectar
whon pandcmoninm broke loose
We see Corliss Green husband
az Mrs Bsrnice Fleming Green.
Is homo on short lurloueh
after spending nine months Ia
The armed service. Private Green
wNs sporting medal for good
craftsmanship lie viii leave for
camp Thursday
A game Of hide and-scck is
beng PLACED hy one Of tho local
police offircrs and thief The
officer was ofs duty and a THIEF
took his hat from q chair and
disappeared
Elsie Castor and some Of his
friends had gala time last
Saturday night celebrating his
birthday How OLD Was Mr. Gas.
ton? fonr guess is as good as
mine CONGRATULATIONS
Roscoe Boho. ore 10 our new
est police officers, Is heing high
lr commended hs his superior
officers and the public He has
solved many cases of delinquency
and lar,ery sincC becoming 4
policeman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

meals | Thought tit psss oar sure
Ny stomach was sour and acidy
and food didn't DO me much pood
7 aas tired an ine Time be- 4use or
ibis uonbie and W,sk hi9nsfs
which caused me ~ rise ~ oft,n
couldn't eft inc sleep J needed
! give thanks 10 Gillian Tor iis help
-lnfn tho MINI Ihlnlnh INV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Relief-Often With The
First Dose

Gillian Is Systematically fompanni
ed from tlc juices OF rs h,ara.
giving natural hcrhs That is why
40 rs know II ns the nalufal medi
nInn lIlinn h. fnLln A.fnrA lnD-lI-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
VT. Zion Baptist Church

Herman Parker was in charge
o. tho $ $ sunday morning. The
lesson topic wns Religion I'm
The Life OF nation. George
PAWS reviewed the lesson. Nisil.
tors included Rev. Todd and Rev
Hurst Of New Jersey Re, AIr.
Todd preecaed on Tie subject
HELPLESS Apart from Christ
Three new members were added
Everybody rs invited TO attend
Nt Zion
Ihelma Sanders Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
"Was Tired
All The
Time"

u bad ruoh
spells OF indie
restion a o. Il
hloaflnv e "a g
f4irr a. o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

BY INDIGESTION AND
TERRIBLE GAS PAINS

have no more PANS aud l fscl bet
Ter than ] have IN ycats SUR
ann glad 10 recommend this mcdi-
cine rs wonderful tSigncd May