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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-06

field Helm. mother, 1875 Ilene
Ave. Detroit.
Hood, Sgt. George P.-Mrs.
Bessie Hood, mother, Stephenson.
Killewald, Pfc. Wilfred-Michael
Killewald, father, 254 Gambler,
Highland Park.
Maxwell, Pvt. Lewis F.-Mrs.
Lewis +. Maxwell, wife. Sturgis.
Saari, Pvt. Arne Airs. Elsa
VI. Saari. mother. Palmer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-06

WASHINGTON-AP - Railroad
union leaders are planning to ask
the Truman Committee to investi-
cate the sources and reason for
the anonymous statement by a
high government official that
threats of steel and railroad strikes
may have delayed victory over Ger.
many. One union declared the
statement was RESENTED bitterly"
and that he and his associates
would take very definite steps to
find out the source"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-06

After all" he said, this is my
home"
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12
DR.. Miles kerVine

ALlqulQ or EHerveScenC IabIet6)
Nervous Tension a make you
Wakeful, Jittery, Irritable. Ner-
vous Tension can cause Nervous
Headache and Nervous Indiges-
ton. In times like these, we are
more likely than usual to become
overweight and nervous and to
wish for a good sedative. DIR.
Miles Nervine is a good sedative
mild but effective.
If you do not use DR.. Miles
Nervine you can't know what it
will do for you. It comes in
Liquid and Effervescent Tablet
form, both equally soothing to
tense and over-wrought nerves.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT
sGet it at your drug store,
Efervescent tablets 35s and Use,
Liquid 25t and $1.OO. Read direc-
lions and use only as directed.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

PROTESTS DEWEY
POOL-TAX AMENDMENT"
NEW YORK-Infoormed of
Governors Dewey's intention to
pledge Republican Governors meet
ing in St. Louis, to abolish the Poll
Tax by constitutional amendment,
Walter White wired the President
ial nominee, Permit us to reiterate
that we have no faith in such a pro-
posal and do not believe that the
poll-tax will be eliminated in any
measurable time by this method.
Permit us to direct your attention tc
the fact that it requires a two-thirds
vote Of both houses Of the Congress
to pass a resolution for a. constisu-
tional amendment ad that it reqr;res
affirmative action by three-fourths,
or thirty-s.x OF he states, before a
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

Bro. John Evans top man at
the Rome Hotel.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

One
PROTESTS DEWEY
POOL-TAX AMENDMENT"
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

constitutional amendment becomes ef-
f~ective. What would happen to ar
amendment to abolish the poll-,a
may be judged by the fact that the
amendment to abolish child labor B,
this method was passed by the Con
gress more than two decades arc
bu' to date only twenty-eight state:
have approved tile child labo. a
mendment. Any proposal Of this sor
can only aid the advocates Of The
poll-tax by relieving the pressur,
upon the Congress 10 enact legisla.
ton which competenr legal author
tiles maintain that the Congress ia.
the power to enact. We v~igcrousl,
ursc that the Governors end Jrse tbs
arii-poll tax bill winch passed the
House of REPRESENTATIVES and which
is Tow pending before The Senate ard
especially that the Governors III
c~quivocally endorse cioture without
which such legislation cannot Be
passed by the Senate o. fiii-
Busters"
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

The Paxton Hotel walters are
taking care of the service from A
to 2 daily.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

The Blackstone Hotel walters
are going places and doing things
on service.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

2 Rooms for Rent and garages, 1907
North gath ST., WE. 2217.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12
MT. MORTAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. David St. Clair, Pastor

SIN the beginning was the word
and the Word was with God"
Attendance was very good
throughout the day and the pastor
brought his appreciative member
ship, visitors and friends soul STIR
ring messages at both the morning
and evening worship. Many good
thoughts were brought forth that
provided much food Tor serious
meditation.
Prominent among these was that
the Church is not a place of amuse-
ment, not a cafe or a place to
appease ones appetite, but a place
where one gets their mind on spir-
itual things.
Communion was given at the
close of the evening worship. Again
a good time, rejoicing in the God
of our salvation was had by all.
Special effort Tor the month is
the trip to Canaan.
Among those who are i'll are:
Sis. Gertrude Alexander of Kansas
City, Kans., the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Belts who under
went a major operation at the I'M
manuel hospital last Friday. AT
this writing, her condition was
reported good.
Sis. Corrine Harris, who has been
a house guest at the parsonage
left Monday morning for her home
in Liberty, Mo.
Visitors and friends are always
welcome to all of our services
Everybody is invited to come Out
and worship with US.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

WHEN Functional Nervous
wv Disturbances such as SIeep-
lessness, Crankiness, ExcitabiIity.
Restlessness or Nervous Headache
interfere with your work or spoil
your good times. take
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12
Classified Ads Get Results!


FOR SALE
Post War Opportunity 80
Income property reduc-
ed for cash. Separate en-
trance and bath. Large.
light apartment, always
rented. Ample closet and
yard space. Arched and
French doors, built in cab
met, Kitchen insulated.
Garage, driveway, large
shade trees, large attic.
suitable for apartments.
Sorensen zip Miami st.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12
The
WATERS COLUMN
By H. w. Smith

The Walters Club at 2409 Bur-
dette invites everyone to spend a
pleasant evening in a quiet way
with your family and friends. No
membership card required. Good
order and polite service with a
smile at all times.
The Regis Hotel and the White
Horse Inn walters are on the up
and go at all times.
The Fontenelle Hotel walters
are tops on fine service.
The Hill Hotel walters are in
the running on service always.
The walters at the Country Clubs
are always out in front.
Read the Omaha Guide for all
the news.
Bro. John Evans top man at
the Rome Hotel.
The r. R.Boys are serving with
a smile on wheels at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

CONDUCT-You hare rights -I
But standing on the corner, aghistlMg
and passing ngly remarks at your
q0oBien folk are not a part of them.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

Seeking the voluntary enlistment Of ZOO Negro youths in the Stewards
Mate Branch, U. S. Coast Guard Headquarters this week called attention
to the fact that the 17year-old volunteers in this branch will also get a
crack at the enemy. At left (top and bottom) Coast Guardsman Browning
Luter, stewards mate third class, of 4O1 South Parkway, Chicago, Ill,
is shown making the flash change from galeyman to gun-talker when
general quarters alarm is sounded aboard his Coast Guard assault trans
port somewhere in the South Pacific. At the right, Coast Guardsman Ex-
cell MCGEE, seaman first class, of 6222 Eberhart Street, Chicago, does a
quick change from his job in his ships tailor shop to his battle station as
"a stretcher bearer in sick bay. At top center, Stewards Mates James
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

The r. R.Boys are serving with
a smile on wheels at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

Flush visit our friend Mr.. Phil
Ups on Corby street and say hello.
Take out a membership in the
N. A. A. C. P. today.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

Spruil Of 44 Harvey Street, Elizabeth City, N. e, and J D Chambers
1866 Llewelyn Avenue, Baltimore, are shown with three other member
of their 20 nm. antiarcrat gun crew aboard a Coast Guard assault trans
port in the South Pacific. Below, two other fighting Coast Guardsmen,
Coxwain John Wyatt Qef), 1880 Hickory Street, St Louis, MO, ana
Gunner's Mate Sterling Parker, 53 South 9th Street, Camden, n. J, help
themselves to generous portions when "Chow Down" rings over their
combat cutter in the sub-Arctc. Seventeen-year-old Negro youths who
want a real crack at the enemy were urged to visit their local Coast
Guard Recruiting Offices Immediately.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-12

Mr.. Al Moss of the old school of
roast beef knights is doing the
honors on a private car and doing
good.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29
(fI\|
SSG|

an eNcitin.. On snc Inuaneu ayu,n.
ieei like l had the whole Fourth
Vi july right i'll my head"
III get you some aspirin" Nal.
Tory said with sudden compassion.
rear accompanied L.. Prism must
not get sick.
| There amt none. I been through
the medicine chest and your purses
and everywhere"
Then I'll go get some"
Its too late. Miss Mallory"
called Prism alarmcdly. as she
heard her mistress going down the
small hallway.
IF the drug store is closed I'll
get some from the manager" She
snatchcd her purse and left the
apartment. Just outside the idea
struck her that she was behaving
like a yokcl. Why didn't she teIe-
phone downstairs? Why hadn't
Prism, for that matter?"
She swung about to return to the
apartment. And that was when she
saw Richard Blythe, Just the back
OF his head and shoulders over the
curved banniStcr of the ornate
stairway. Only she did rot know it
was Richard Blythe. A white neck
scarf made her think it was John
Smith; too, the man was fitting n
key into the door that she hoj
quietly discovered the previous eve.
nlng to be the Smith apartment.
When he turned. prodLcd by
some slight noise, ca perhaps b,
the intensity of Mallory's stare. she
round herself so Stupciird by the
sight of Richard Blythc's face that
she could not. ut first, respond lc
his greeting.
1t was casual. eli there, NAL
Tory. Come on down" His voice vas
low. But that was natural ai NJ
hour approaching miiui"ht. Curl.
oslty governed her feet. they were
guided down the curved stems AMI
INTO the apartment OF Johann and
Wilhelm Schmidt.
| The nan CLICKED: the switc,, inst
inside the door. then moved to the
street windows and pulled dark.
lined drapcr;cs across the BRIGHT.
ness. Maliory's violct-bluc cvcs
made a swift appraisal # what she
could sec of the apartment. 1t was
beautiful and costly, rs she had
known II would bc. Added to the
already valuable articles of ft,rni-
ture, supplied by the Montccito
were extra personal items such as
manipulated screen. an unbcliev-
ably thick rug. unusual lamps.
"Ni"e layout. isn't it?" asked
Richard Blythe. He moved about
the room with an easy familiarity
settling finally behind Il large desk,
piled high with papers and car
tons. Its busincSslike appearance
was n note of incongruity in the
lavish room. sit down. Mallory"
The girl perchcd on the arm of n
chair and watched the battling man
before her so swiftly through n
stack of papers. He then opened q
Sood-siZcd carton and began an in
vcstiGation of the tiny boxes with
in. All the while he kcrt IN n
steady conversation. scarcely no.
ticing Mallory's answers.
you missed n nice dinner part,
tonight" she said. watching him
closely. Everything from char
trcausc to Manuclita."
Darn" He looked UP briefly.
I'm sorry. Eut I had to so TO Vera
Cruz.
ITO Br Continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29
F1'Et 9Z/01zkee SenO17z0,
|. NsM%llsSSel LoRENA CARLETON
TN FOR AND RELEASED CENTRAL PRESS .ssoc,.r,ns

shiiie .oucneu ner Iull los. 10 no
Tess ethereal. she looked as IL she'd
like TO put her arms around your
neck. Like This" Both Manueiitn's
arms were tight around the mans
neck. Her cheek was against his.
Like this. Carlos" she whispered
mat was 1t. She would like to
mold you and hold you ant. never
let you go. And 1t must not ham
pen. Swiftly she kissed both his
cheeks and released him. II must
stop it,"
You can't stop It."
Again Manuclita gave her faint
beautiful smile. Only that. No
"ordS. N her mind she was plan
nihI how to stop l.. Shed manage
Sli" didn't know exactly how. But
She would. She always got what she
wanted.
So entranced was Mallory with
her own warm emotions that She
stayed for quite n while on the bal
cnny without noticing the bright
emu OF the night. When she glanced
ht her wriStWatch she "-as I'M
pressed. not so much by the pas.
Sa&e of time. as by the fact that
lr!Sm had not numbered out to no.
rate her for remaining there "in
lhH night air." as she termed it.
me singer moved -.ack into her
living room, but Prism was not
There. either. Used ashtrays. the
i!phcur glasses and dccantcr of
CiiartrciSc were just rs they had
hcen when the guests departed. 1t
came 10 MallOry's mind that Prism
!1hd not occn busting about, with
her curious Drying start. for quite
some time before the evening end
ed. Mallory switched off the desk
light that she had turned on to
make certain her maid was not
there and went on into her own
bedroom. Prism was not there eli
thcr. she hadn't been. Mallory's bed
had not been turned back.
"!'r'Fm." she called impaticntlv.
I'm IN here. Miss Mallory" The
Wnr'.f came from the smaller bed
room at the end Of 4 short hall
III" "iri dipped on The ceiling light
] rSM clampcd fat hand over her
eyes. oh. my head. my head." she
Mcancd.
Her mistress demanded stcrnly.
Did you have drinks. Prism ?"
The colorcd woman half rose
from her "ccumbcnt position. then
sank back to the bed. "Only one.
Miss -lallory. cause I was tuck
cred"
Mallory turned off the glarinc
light. Then what have you beer
putting in your stomach"
Same thing as you and your
company"
You're sure Armando hasn't
waGG"d in any strange food for vol,
TO sample? Something You can de-
cipher and hand on. with loving
hands. 10 Tod Patrick ?"
mo" denied Prism. in a soft
wall. Il only got n headache, a
humainGcr of a headache. Lordy.
what You expect, Miss Mallory.
you-all sittin' there talliin' murder
talk like tcllin' ghost stories round
Il campire?"
"Nunscnsc! You loved it,"
Sure" the colorcd woman adj
mittcd fecbly. but it made nv
heart bang around like an old tur-
keys wings. Besides. don't forget
| was sccin' Velvet Name for the
first time and Militia. and it was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

ITO Bn Continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

o. him, works ull his life and never
gives any trouble until he is old or
something very considerable an
noyS him. The artistic. cxcitabIc,
moody, nighty oHc--thc brain sure
~. The silent one that never, or
almost never, gives any trouble
the Splccn.
Then there is the problem rcla-
tivc-uscicss, lazy, always making
troublc--ccrtainly the galljladdcr
Is the analogy for him.
The gallbiadder practically ncv-
CT obtrudes itself on our conscious
ness unless it has decided To- go on
spree. Then, no matter what else
we are doing or what we want to
do, we have to get up and put OH
our clothes and go down to the PC
lice station and bail him out. And
n sorry looking detected bum he is
at such times-full of bile and VEN
ON and with hangover you could
cut with n knife.
Function of Gallbladder
Lots of people get along we'll
without the gallbladder-glad to
get it out Of the house, never knew
what genuine comfort was until it
was gone.
Is the gallbladdcr of any use at
all? Does it perform any useful
function?
There is always somebody to
stand up for the black sheep Of the
family. Let us see if anything IA
vorable can be said for the gall
bladder.
The liver, one of the largest and
busiest organs of the body, has
Eiany functions, not the least of
which is the formation of bile.
which is carried by a series of
ducts to the intestine where it is
employed chiefly in the digestion of
fats.
Nature, like any thrifty person,
guards against the rainy day. The
liver is larger than it need be and
produces more bile than we can or
dinarlly use. So it provides also a
Storeh>u5c -or the extra bile which
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29
CHATTER rHIKrY-lWC


AFTER HER three dinner guests
had left. Mallory switched off all
The lishts III the living room and
went out OH the balcony. Although
lie hour was late. there stili was;
exciting activity on the ."asco De IA
Krforma. continuous enjoyment
To Mallory after the dimmcd- out
streets of New York.
She did not remember ever hav-
:ng been so happy. except, natural
iy. when she held an entire audi
tnce captive with her voice. There
wls no greater happiness than
that. But right now she was happy
BECAUSE Carlos loved her.
And love him." size whispered.
$50 much so that / wi.;!l to heaven
wc could be together without 81
much interference" She smiled to
herself rs the DETERMINATIONS to ar
range such Il meeting grew strong
or in her mind. Shed MANAGE. She
didn't know exactly how. Eut she
would. She always got what she
wanted.
Manuclita said goodby to Nal
Tory Bakers accomranist with "A
fcrvent handciasp arr turned
slightly to watch through the rear
window of her automobile a. he
ran up the steps 20 his hotel.
She swcrvcd back to Carlos.
"IiOw unfortunate chat he lives so
close to Mallory's hotel"
"CloSc enough that he could
nave walked easily" observed Car
los.
Manuclita gave her ODD little
laugh and looked ut TIL man be-
side her with gentle eyes. Darling.
you worry too much. stop il. / am
the one to worry"
You? Why, possibly? You arc
The most beautiful girl in Mexico.
And one of the richest. You are the
rlcvcrcst also. Your brain is rs bril-
liant as your eyes and your smile.
Every man who sees you becomes
your slave instantly 70 wave! =
hand backward toward tn" hotel
where they had left the vorIrc.
American. Just rs that Sandy did.
sat there tonight, Manuclita. and
saw it happen"
And I sat there tonight, Carlos.
and saw II happen with YOU and
Mallory" She faced him. Her pX-
preston was troubled. "Oh, ] knew
1t before then. | knew it when l saw
You two dancing together ut the
fiesta. I could tell by the way YOU
Field her. In such Il dcCorous vav.
really, but the way you would pre-
fer TO hold her was pictured on
y0ur face. And on hers"
How did she look" demanded
Carlos. "lleasc tell me. Mamclita."
For an instant the girl studied
The man beside her. admirinr the
absolute perfection Of him. He is
rs perfect man rs am woman.
Actually. Carlos and are The. cx-
Smpliiication of Latin perfection, ."
che thought with candor.
She touched his check with her
slender. scented fingers. She
looked pretty much es all girls do
WHO get near you. my dear, only
more so. She looked rs though she
were dancing on top Of a water
lily. rs though tho mOonlrgh. were
silver cloak especially for her
own self. SHE looked rs she will
look when you first take her TO see
tho Virgin of Guadalune." y faint
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29
GaEsDsasadeS Useful
AS A StcseIsosage

can be called on when ncedcd-and
that storchouSe is the gallbiaddcr.
Observing II Work
II is possible to give Il person a
dye by mouth which is concentrated
III the gallbladder and which Will
cast Il shadow on the N-ray plate.
so We can watch it at work. As
soon rs Il meal gets into the in
tcStinc, especially Il fat meal. the
Eallbladdcr contracts and empties
lis contents Tito the intestine.
So u physician. if lie wants to
dram the gallbladdcr by Natures
method, gives the patient Il hi.h-
lat meal. If he wants to southc il
nnd keep 1t quiet he gives fat
free meal.
When the gallbladdcr has been
removed surgically the main bile
duct usually swcl!s up and takes
the place of the reservoir for bile
the gallbladdcr once was.
Whenever there is any stagna-
ton III Nature trouble is likely TO
breed. And in between meals the
still quiet gaIlbladdcr full of bile
Is a line spot for an infection to
light. This may cause simple in
tlammation, u produce mucous
around a bit of which q gladstone
may form.
But the actions of the gallblad-
der raising Cain deserves an ac-
count by itself which we will give
soon.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. Elbow important is it to
keep on n diet for diabetes? Should
you stick TO diet only or must every
diabetic use insulin?
Answer: 1t depends on how
severe the diabetes is. | should say
that 90 per cent of all diabetes
can get along on diet alone. But
II you can't get enough nourish-
ment through diet, use insulin so
you can eat more. But diet is still
the basis Of diabctic treatment.
How important - it depends on
whether You think life or death
is important.
f. K.:-What is blue baby?
What is the life expectancy of such
child?
Answer: A blue baby is cyanotic
from Il congcnital defect of the
heart. DR.. White, of Boston, re-
ported 4 case of 4 man with such
defect who lived to thc age Of
u, but most of the eases DO not
reach 80.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

DIR. Clcndcning will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29
BY LOGAN CiENDENING. NJ. ID.

THE ORGANS we house within
our body might be compared to
our relatives. There are ali kinds
OF relatives and all kinds Of or
gans. The regular Woodworking
kind-thc heart is representative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
EASY RULE FOR
SELECTING TABLE WINE

Few households keep an as
sortment of wines. Many
choose Burgundy as their reg.
ular table wine because they
like it best. So-forget the
dos and don'ts" you've
heard about serving wine and
enjoy Valiant Burgundy with
any food you like.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-26
FEED SITUATION

Thc iced supply SITUATION Owe The
country as a whole continued some
Evening star., 1944-10-16
W eek End Marked
BY Gap Parties

Nine. Wei, wife of the Chinese
Ambassador, had a very busy week
end being hostess at a series of
parties. Saturday afternoon she and
the Ambassador gave a farewell
fete In honor of DR.. T. F.. Tsiang,
Chinese representative in the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration. Dr. Tsiang will re-
turn to China in the near future.
The other guests Saturday were
prominent Chinese men and women
who are in Washington with other
officials and their wives.
Nine. Wei's party yesterday after
noon was for members of Kappa
Beta Pi Legal Sorority, of which
Nine. Wei Is an honorary member
by virtue of her own brilliant
career as a lawyer before she came
to Washington with DIR. Wei when
he became Ambassador. Earlier in
the day Nine. Wei was hostess at
luncheon to the members of the
American Newspaper Women's Club,
of which she is an associate men,
ber, and to the officers of the Wom-
ems National Press Club. The two
beautiful autumn days were ideal
for entertaining at Twin Oaks, the
estate of the late Charles j. Bell,
which the Ambassador and Nine.
Wei lease for their Washington
home. Guests enjoyed the rolling
lawn and the brilliant fall coloring
In the great old trees on the estate.
Several hundred officials, diplo-
mats and residents of Washington
with their wives were entertained
late yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Cafritz, their guests of honor
being the new Ecuador Ambassador
and Sonora de Plaza.