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Evening star., 1944-08-13
.My Is. a SroiESro.t2

Why miss the fun of summer &C.
tivities just because scanty sun.
clothes have a maddenine way Of
revealing the problems of certain
days? Just remember all we've
said here about TAMPAX-mod-
ern sanitary protection worn in
ternally and invisibly-and avoid
the embarrassment of bulky edges
and the hampered activity associ-
ated with the usual external pad.
Made of compressed surgical cot.
ton and perfected by a doctor,
TAMPAX is based on the prin.
ciple of INTERNAL absorption!
Try a box! Learn what REAL
comfort and freedom from EN-.
barassment can mean on days when
you need these most
Evening star., 1944-08-13

Don't let the thought of unclesned
or dulled silver frighten you from
asking unexpected guests to take
pot luck" with you! For if you've
a bottle of SILVO Liquid Silver
Polish at hand, it's just a matter
of minutes before your silver will
be at its cleaning best! All you
have to do is pour the creamy
SILNO liquid on a cloth and apply
it gently for SILNO sinks
right into tiny crevices of chased
work, cleans, and comes right out
again without leaving chalky de-
posits which are so difficult to re-
move. Only the liehtest of rub
bing gives a high-lustre polish
saving you endless time and
energy! Cost of SILNO is 25c at
better Department and Grocery
Stores. Ask for it!
Evening star., 1944-08-13
N~~s' SAA%
Ioof-,o,e and Wea,y?

I've been telling you about the com.
fortine. cooling and soothing quail
ties GOURIELLTS Active Ozone
FOOT-STICK brings to tired. hot
feet but just listen to the other
chores" this handy FOOT-STICK
can perform for you. It's soothing
to small abrasions. mosquito bites.
cold.sores helps to isolate the
infection of poison ivy. and relieves
the itchiness and scaliness caused
by Athletes Foot! All you do is
scrape a small amount from ths
Foot.Stick and apply it between the
toes or to affected skin. Active
Ozone FOOT-STICK will last for
months is antiseptic and de-
odorizins. Cost is just 81 at
Woodward & Lothrop's.
Evening star., 1944-08-13

Are you label.proud in fashions :.
does the name of a famous dress
designer give YOU a "lift" when
tagged to your frock? Natural as
breathing with most daughters of
Eve! And there's the same distinc.
tion in smoking the SMART smoke
for SMART women! NICEROY
Cigarettes, of course . with the
exclusive filter tip made of nitric
ately folded paper to act as a check
assinst resins, tars and other throat
=Rfiitsnts ItWprks as a screen. TOO.
to hold tobacco crumbs where they
belons-IN the cigarette instead of
un-tidyine your purse or feckins
onto your teeth and lips. Ask for
VCEROY Cigarettes for a clean
mild smoke the SMART smoke
for SMART women!
Evening star., 1944-08-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
CKlA IRRlTATloNS OF.
SNeN EXTERNAL CAUSE

Acne pimples, eczema, factory derma-
tits, simple ringworm, letter. salt rheum,
bumps, (blackheads), and ugly broken.
out skin. Millions relieve itching, burn
ing and soreness of these miseries with
simple home treatment. Goes to work at
once. Aids healing, works the antiseptic
way. Use Black and White Ointment only
~ directed. 10c, 26c. Soc Gses. Is years
success. Money-back guarantee. Vital
in cleansing is good soap. Enjoy f.
nous Black and White Skin SOAP dailv.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
~Hand,oc,e 4 rs Handsome 0oes

And certainly good looking glass PITTSBURGH Plate
Glass HANDSOMELY They furniture neglected
damp tumblers heat and spilled And
clean! So why decorating thve
Department fit both old with
PITTSBURGH Plate Glass tops? The blue label sayngMsde from
Genuine Pittsburgh Plate Glass guide quality that
wood finishes adds reflective
added
Evening star., 1944-08-13
| Miss Jacobs
Us Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers B. Jacobs
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Bryna June Jacobs
to Pfc. A. Lincoln Kulla of Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Miss Jacobs attends George
Washington University and Pvt
Kulla attended the University OF
Pennsylvania, the University OF
Chicago and Purdue University.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Insure your future security by
buying War Bonds and hanging on
to them!
Evening star., 1944-08-13

The wsy the favor. .tantalizine deli.
ciousness and nutritional qualities
of FRESH selected oranges are
being carried to American tables
through WEIGHS Orange Mar.
malade is exciting indeed! All over
America this marmalade, blended
especially to the AMERICAN
taste Eyes, you'll like it better than
the European types is winning ap.
plause from coast to coast. It's
good to the taste good FOR
you so ask your Grocer for
WEIGHS Orange Marmalade, and
If you find it anything but DE.
LICIOUS WEIGHS Suaran-
tee your money back. Just write
to Nancy S1sser, Ell Madison Ave-.
New York 16. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
Montreal Transit Strike
Due 10 End Tomorrow
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
MONTREAL. Aug. IL. Govern
ment intervention in the 11-day -old
strike of 1000 tramway workers is
expected to result in resumption of
public transportation here Monday.
Labor Minister Mitchell today an
nounced appointment of two con-
trollers to take charge of the trans
portation system and operate it on
behalf of the government.
TramWay employees who left their
Jobs to enforce demand for a union
Evening star., 1944-08-13

property Of that arm and not Of
the Government.
A WFA inspection on August 8
in Chicago indicated they were In
edible, he added, $50 we asked
Washington for instruction regard
ing their disposal and registered a
request by the company for cancel
lation Of their contract. Meanwhile,
the company had used one carload
of the eggs"
Evening star., 1944-08-13

the Canadian Brotherhood Of Rail.
way Employees, announced they
would comply with the governments
order.
Evening star., 1944-08-13

shop clause in a new agreement
with the company were ordered to
report for work Monday morning.
Both the company and the union,
Evening star., 1944-08-13
BUY-LInES by Nancy Sas,rr


New York, n. Y, August 18th. Does your
mirror alarm you in mid.August ). skin
slightly akin to sandpaper from dryness,
complexion coarsened and lined from sun.
light? Then take tip and ask that won-
derful Angelus Dry Skin Creme from the
House of LOUIS PHILIPPE to help you!
In the GrSt rIoca An6eI,S Drx, SL;r Cra,,,a
Evening star., 1944-08-13

True, we can't always maintain
this "come-alive" glow that springs
from excitement or exercise
but you CAN "color.light" your
face and have this happy flush with
one Of those sun-warm. peach.
golden shades of YARDLEY Eng
lish Complexion Face Powder!
Try Zinnia, Rose Rachel or Deep
Peach cost is just 81 a box at
finer shops everywhere and
you'll be amazed at how fresh,
delicately rosy and blushingly alive
your complexion will STAY all
day!
Evening star., 1944-08-13

FEELS good light, delicate in its lubrcating
action. That's because it is special homogenized emol
lient with lanon base and greasy heavy
Cost only ACC and 79c jar Cosmetic Counters Use
regularly and how it swiftly helps ubricate dry
haky and rouehened skin back to smooth loveness!
Evening star., 1944-08-13

Just another reminder
.E of how ALBOLENE
wA Baby Oil can help
X YOUR younsster
these hot days! It's
S the ONLY baby oil
made with pure Liquid
Albolene. Use ALBO-
LENE Baby oil after every diaper
change, after bathing -. see how
it helps prevent diaper rash, dry
ing, cha6ns and heat irritation :.
what soothing fabrication it offers
delicate baby skin. Ask for 1t to-
day and hear baby's cooling re-
.sponses tomorrow! P.S.-Gals from
6 to 90 like ALBO-
LENE Baby Oil, "a
too! 1t helps pre-. -.
vent dry summer S~I\
skin. Smooth S-E
little on your legs ~RNE
after taking of leg ~ ~ ~
makeup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Americas Job
Movie illustrates How u. s.
~
Can Use Manpower

Americas job Of keeping w
var production by pro, lding sui
ficicni manp0Wcr without dis
'urhlng draft quotas is illustrated
III NFTT0-GoIdWyn-Nayer fca-
tuTctfe. Man street To-Day
now being shown IN Detroit
thcaierS
The film tells ~ how one Main
Street provided 500 more men
for higher arms output maintain
ing good work standards anl up
setting neither armed service nor
critical manpoWer area plans.
In tho lobby Of each ihrater
showing tho film viii hc repre-
sentative OF the L. & Employ
ment Service Who viii answer
ueStionS III patrons as 80 how
they may obtain immediate work
IN war plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Faces CHARGE
OF Draft Plot

John p. Males. q, Of 1899
Pinehurst. charged with conspir-
acy in burglary staged 10 re-
move his papers from a draft
board file. today faced maximum
penalties OF IS years in prison.
He was held under $1,000 bond
after his asraignment before Us.
Commissioner Hurd on specific
charges Of conSpiring 20 interfere
with the SelectiVe service law and
destroying government property
A plea of innocent was entered
when he stood rlute
Sam II KokenoS, % Steve G..
LckaS, II. and Ronald a White,
alias Mills, IT. alleged companions
Of Males. We're questioned at
polio . headquarters regarding
other hurgiarIes
Males arrest followed a police
raid in which seven. four OF them
juveniles. were arrested They
admitted 90 burglarieS in the past
two months, police said, including
IL creameries. cleaning IS ablSh-
mentS and A q p stores
Thp"~three juveniles were
ordered held under 81 900 bond
each for examination April l9
when arraigned in recorder S
court yesterday, They are Adam
HempiSty rs. Of 3227 Jerome
Mike PfaSkon. rs. Of 1888 Marx
and Alex Lalain, p, of l7135
Fleming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Mississippi
FIoodSpredds
By United Press

The Mississippi River overlooked
at Grafton, Mo. today and
threatened 10 food An area eN-
tending 200 miles southwark TO
Cairo. III. Hundreds of families
were forced from their homes
along the-White- and Wabash
rivers i'm Indiana.
The Mississippi was IL feet
above flood level at Grafton and
was still rising. II was less than
half foot below food level at
Cairo, and was rising steadily.
The river was a foot and a
half below flood level Al -. EouiS
and four feet below flood stage at
Cape Girardeau. Mo.
Several hundred army trucks
we're prepared 10 evacuate resi-
dents as army engineers predicted
that all of the lowlands between
Grafton and Cairo not protected
by leveeS would be inundated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Wake up to beauty the form of floral draperies,
vanity skirt and bedpread Among delightfully."- coored
fabrics appqued chntz quilted and checked
percae All draperies and one half yards long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
(irI.I4.
"A Rover.

ROSEVILLE. April 13 The
chivalry of the open road and the
patronage Of truck drivers enabled
a l4-year-old RoSeyille schoolgirl
missing since April 4 70 travel
unframed for 500 miles through
four states, she told police on her
return home today
on her trip 10 Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland Pittsburgh aHd-AeVr-
York. Georgette Jones said she
frequently stopped policemen 10
find the best truck route. Not one
asked questions, She said.
Georgcttc said wauderluSt alone
prompted her trip which she
financed with Sl.30 Meals were
provided by truck drivers She
Travelled by night and slept IN
truck cabs during the day she
aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Dunn 38 Years
A Republican

John G. Dunn. assistant city
counsel asked the
Times today to clarity a story IN
yesterdays paper from which
Dunn says several Of has friends
inferred he is supporting George
Welsh Grand Rapids mayor AS
Democratic candidate Tor gov
ernOr.
Dunn has been a Republican for
IS years and Is secretary Of 1he
A44-aYHe- County Republican, Scf-t-
lccWnn. League.
III lS f,af4a-pt-444- ttt-,-Ai t-f,ttfrf-t--
ton with 4 meeting both men
attended AZ Lansing 10 attempt 10
ECt state lax aid Tor The cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Parents Seek Help
In Finding Daughter

The parents OF Betty Jean An
derson. II. Of 1856 Riopelle. today
10 the Times for help in
locating their daughter, missing
since last Friday when She said
she was going 10 Highland Park
10 buy her mother an Easter gift
The mother. Mrs. Margaret
Anderson. said Betty Jean was
wearing red and brown plaid
coal win 4 FUR CUifar and a black
dress She IS ; feet Z inches tall
and weighs las pounds She is a
senior n PershIng High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Hen Lays Eggs in Car

MIAMI, Fla April l3 tUP)
Vaughn Smith u Miami recently
discovered a bantam hen residing
comfortably IN the compartment
of his automobile squatting on II
eggs The hen kept her setting
career intact during an estimated
400 miles Of travel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Hndon-Esbtb Foor-Graud Bnildius-sectio"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Glendale Ra,on Prints for a soft suit dress to
wear either with or without coat. 1915 yd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Pay Raise
Is Delayed

Common council today was
awaiting recommendation from
Mayor Jeffries before deciding
whether 10 city executives in the
upper pay brackets should bc
given the coSt-of-liVing increase
Of $500 a year provided for many
city employees In the new budget
II was pointed out that these
executives. under the l944-4J
budget. will receive merit raises
ranging up TO $1,000 a year and
that some had other substantial
increases since the Little Steel
formut went into effect Jan. J.
194l. -
Those involved and their pay
under the new budget are
Charles r. Edgecomb director
secretary of the housing commits
sion, IS 600. Edward G. CougiiiIn
deputy c1ty controller 81 $50,
Don r. Trombly,- deputy commits
Sloner Of purchases and N+PPi4e--
S7450. Edward A WalinSkc. d.
rector of the. real estate division
Of the corporation copASels eifiee7
7l7Q
Richard A Sullivan. public
utility conSuiiani $3.50 Dnn
Martin manager or the city air
port So go stephen Nahcr.
deputy commissioner Of buildings
and safety engineering. s. 900.
~ffaZcn +. Funk, secretary ot the
DPW. 5,f5U VI. j Harrgan
secretary of The public Lighting
commission. $3.50 benjamin. To-
bin, deputy auditor general
81 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman.
Evening star., 1944-09-11

that no Allied troops were operating
on Yugoslav territory.
THE struggle is being conducted
only by the National Liberation
Army Of Yugoslavia with the CO.
operation Of the Allied Air Forces"
said the statement.
Last Thursday Allied headquarters
in Rome announced q general Of
fensive had started in Yugoslavia
with ''land forces of the Adriatic"
participating.
Last night, however. Allied mill
tary authorities in Rome confirmed
Tito's statement by explaining that
Commando units belonging to land
forces based in Allied Adriatic terrt-
tory had raided on Yugoslav soil
and then withdrawn.
Evening star., 1944-09-11
Virginia Desires Land
Abandoned by Military
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 11.-Wil-
liam A. Wright, chairman Of the
Virginia Conservation Commission,
has asked Virginia members of
Congress to support legislation
aimed at obtaining abandoned mill
tary land for use as State forests
and recreational areas, either by gift
or long-term lease.
Il realize that some of these mill
tary areas will be permanent" Sem
ator Wright wrote. Others I as
sumo will be classified as surplus
acreage In fact, some already have
been declared surplus
1T seems to me of utmost impor-
tance that Virginia regain at least
that part of the land to be dis
posed of which is not adaptable to
farming. I feel sure all of these
lands which may be declared sur
plus will be adaptable to forestry,
most Of 1t to wild life conservation
game preservation and some of 1t
to recreation"
Evening star., 1944-09-11
De GauIIe's Cabinet
Is Equally Divided
Between Two Groups
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE cabinet in
Gen. Charles de Gaulle's provisional
French regime has been revised,
dividing representation equally
among leaders of the French un-
derground and the national liberia
ton group from Algiers.
The revision, announced unex-
pectetdly yesterday, gave II port
folios to each group, and disclosed
that Georges Bidault, Christian
Democratic resistance leader of
Paris. had succeeded Rene Massigli
as minister Of foreign affairs.
Another reshufling Of posts is an
ticipated when the rest OF France
is liberated and war prisoners re-
turn from Germany. The new cabi-
net veers farther to the left, with
the Communists getting two and
the Socialists four of the twenty
two portfolios.
The new cabinet, headed by De
Evening star., 1944-09-11
0auule as President, included:

0auule as President, included:
Minister Of state. Jules Jeanneney,
former president Of the Chamber Of
Deputies and nember Of the left
Democratic party; justice, Francois
de Mention, Christian Democratic
resistance leader, who escaped from
France = year ago and joined the
Algiers Committee; interior, Adrien
Tixier, former labor minister Of the
Agiers group; war. Andrew Diet
helm, Algiers Committee; navy,
Louis Jacquinot, Democratic Ali
ance party deputy: air, Charles Til
lon. Communist deputy of the Paris
region: national economy, Pierre
Mendes-France, Algiers Committee;
production, Robert Lacoste; food,
Paul Oiacobi; transport, Rene
Mayer; education, Rene Gapitant;
colonies. Rene Pleven.
Evening star., 1944-09-11
Ante PayeIic, Croat
QuisIing, Reported in
Marshal Tito's Hands
~ the Assosiated press.


LONDON, Sept. H. The anti
German tide in the Balkans has
swept another Hitler puppet out of
ONCE, it was reported today, making
more precarious the predicament of
an estimated 250,000 Nazi troops in
once German-dominated territory
In Southeastern Europe.
The United Nations radio at Al
giers said Ante Pavelic, Quisling
dictator Of Croatia, had been ar
rested and delivered to Marshal
Tfto's Partisans. There was no con-
frmation.
Titos troops captured Zajecar,
only miles from the Bulgarian
frontier, in their drive to join with
the Russians sweeping through
RomAnia and Bulgaria, a Free
Yugoslav radio broadcast said. Other
Partisans were reported fighting
only so miles south of Zagreb, seat
Of Pavelic's rule.
Was in Exile.
Pavelic was an exile in Italy,
under death sentence for the aSsas-
sination in 1884 of King Alexander
of Yugoslavia at Marseille, when
Hitler and Mussolini in 194l made
him dictator of Croatia. His regime
was one Of terror, Partisan reports
said.
The Russians, cleaning up scat
tered German remnants in Bulgaria
apd ferretinp pocketed epen,v trooy>c
in Greece and Yugoslavia, stepped
up efforts to get Hungary out of
the war.
The Moscow radio again called on
the Hungarians to overthrow their
Nazi-dominated government. Red
Army forces are driving into Tran
sylvania toward Hungary.
In a broadcast last night, Mar
shal Tito's headquarters declared
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Denies Drunk
Driving Count

Ernest Patterson. 35, of 1884
Brand avenue, Harrison town.
ship, is free today on SIS bond,
after he pleaded not guilty to
drunk driving before Justice
Donald j. Parent on Tuesday.
Reputedly hitting car and
causing about SIS damage TO it
while he was driving on the
wrong side of IA Mile road. west
of Gratiot avenue early Tuesday
morning, Patterson was pursued
by molorist for one quarter Of
a mile before he was stopped
He was taken into custody by
Deputy Sherlffs Leon Kandt
and Clayton Graebert, who took
him 10 a local doctor for exami-
nation. The physician found
Patterson under the influence of
liquor at the time. the officers
said. His tril was set by Justice
Parent for Feb. Is.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Soldiers Flee
Guard House
Slug, kidnoP
Army Coptoin

FORT SHERIDAN. H., Feb.
10-(P)-- Two fugitives were
caught within few hours and
four others were sought today
after a mass escape from the
Army post guard house last
night in which a captain was
slugged and he and his wife
were kidnapped.
The six prisoners escaped
through ventilator and three
of them subsequently accosted
Capt. r. X. Ebersole of the
1672nd Service unit at nearby
trailer camp. Officers said they
slugged the captain with a rock
and forced him to drive his au-
tomobile and trailer, in which
his wife was riding, to nearby
half day, where they released
the couple and the automobile,
Capt. Ebersole, who was to
have been transferred to the
ASTP unit at Grand Rapids.
Mich. today was not injured
seriously.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Auto Dealer
Does Business
ON Cash Basis

Posting 1000 as bond from
over 500 in cash found on
his person at the time he was
arrested, Lewis Brass. 80, of SO
North Walnut street, Mount
Clemens, who listed his occupa-
ton as a car dealer, today is
free, after standing mute to a
larceny from an auto charge
before Justice Frank E. jean
nette.
He was apprehended Tuesday
by Deputy Sheriff Clayto n
Graebert and was identified by
Ray Qgle. of 1887 jefferson ave-
nue., who said that Brass had
ransacked his car a week earlier.
He was traced through his Ii
cense number, which Ogle had
obtained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Subsidies
Continued From Page One

a fraud but Rep. Halleck
(R-lnd), chairman Of the Re-
publican Congressional Cam
paign Committee said he will
answer the chief executive S
criticism and will pledge his
party to do everything it can to
deliver what he termed a real
ballot, into the hands of fight
ing men.
Halleck, who speaks at Pom
tiac, Mich, tomorrow night and
in Philadelphia on Saturday, is
only one of the Republican
members of Congress who plan
TO take up the service vote
question in major speeches at
some of the partys scheduled
1000 Lincoln Day dinners.
House minority leader Mar
tin, of Massachusetts, will speak
at Wheeling, w. Va, Saturday
night. Senator Butler (R-Neb)
speaks at Kingsport, Tenn, to-
night.
The Bill is headed for a Con-
gressional Conference commit
tee. having been approved by
the House in State ballot form,
while the Senate endorsed the
Federal ballot.
Most interest at Lincoln Day
observances, however, will CEN
ter on what three potential can
didates have to say.
Gov. John w. Bricker of Ohio
is holding a Press conference to-
day in Washington, and also will
deliver a formal address to-
night. Wendell L. Willkie caps a
western tour with speech to-
morrow nigh in Tacoma, Wash,
and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, of
New York will address the Re-
publican Club of New York City
Saturday night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Four Saved
from Flames

Four people saved themselves
from being burned to death
Tuesday evening, when they
evacuated a fiercely blazing
building, with one 17-year-old
boy, trapped in a bedroom. be-
ing forced to jump from a one
story window, injuring himself
slightly.
George Smith. his wife. and
his two children were in the
house, located on Gates, street,
near IA Mile road, Clinton
township. The home, valued at
$4,000, was insured. Origin of
the fire, which completely lev
eled the eight-room residence,
was undetermined.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Milk
Continued From Page One

e6S INV
bottles of milk TO all students at
/ cent a bottle, and also in the
high school cafeteria. The high
er cost of milk was the princi-
pal reason for the increase, and
also the failure of some local
club groups to renew their con-
tributions.
Commissioners and depart
ment heads offered nothing but
commentator for the milk plan.
They pointed out that without
the cooperation of school pupils,
the city salvage drives would
not have been possible. Funds
derived from the salvage drives
are placed in the city's Civilian
Defense salvage fund, and Off
Gals commented that contribu-
tons to such projects as the milk
fund are merely partial re-
turn to the children for the
work they accomplished.