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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

The United Press board of ex-
pertS' selects this weeks football
winners:
MIDWEST
dim Kearns, Chicago SUM
MICHIGAN 20, ILLINOIS, IL.
Indiana 20. Minnesota Z.
Wisconsin Z, Iowa 6.
Purdue 10, Northwestern 7.
Ohio State 50. Pittsburgh 8.
rrry-aasS.--Nutre-bamr-
Great Lakes IA Morris Fld, Z,
Iowa P.-F. So Bunker Hill 6.
MICHIGAN STATE 10. MARY
LAND Z.
MIDLANDS
(Gene Sullivan, 81. Joseph
News-Press)
Norman Navy over Lubbock
AAF.
Drake over Missouri Valley.
Iowa State over Nebraska.
Kansas City over Kansas State.
Oklahoma over Missouri.
Oklahoma A q Nj over Texas.
Tulsa over S'Western (TeXaS)
NEW ENGLAND
(Arthur Siegel, Boston Traveler)
Melville Point (R. H. Night
Raiders over HarVard's Informals
By any desired score.
Dartmouth over Coast Guard
Academy.
Boston College over Brooklyn
College.
Yale over Brown.
Connecticut over Norwich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

CHARACTER.
They also will see Pete Backor,
the big new defensefnan from st.
GATHERINGS, who is so tough he
came right back to score a goal
against Boston the other night
after having his nose broken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Gen. MacArthur's pitching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
WATCH FOR SWEENEY

But all the time they are look
ing over the Leaf rockies they'll
have an eye on old man SChrlncr.
old Sweeney may not be- the
peer Of Jolat, Jackson ct al. as
Day has been quoted. But IN
these times he'll do--and do
mighty well.
Right now. for instance. he is
tied with sgd Howe of Detroit
for the league scoring lead with
IL points and is high man on goals
with seven.
Schriner is pacing the hottest
scoring line in hockey. He's the
left patrol man on the Leafs
big line with Lorne Carr on right
wing and Gus Bodnar. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Experts Pick M,
Army

The United Press board of ex-
pertS' selects this weeks football
winners:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
STANDINGS
FRIDAYS GAMES

TODAY's GAME
Eastern vs. Northern. Keyvotth Stadium
q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Good field. no hit explains
the American conceptlon OF how
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

modern tendency, as l
Il said last week, IL 10 allow
children extra food in addition
TO milk much earlier in life than
Formerly
used 10 he feared that The
lWant's digestion was not any
thing Ike an adults and that IL
could not handle solid food.
There has been much recent
work on the digestive secretion
al different ages and this indi-
Gates that the child al Z months
begins "a elaborate SecreuonS
W h h rapidly approach the
amount and concentration OF
adults
For instance king as a
standard Of stomach secretion
the amount ~ hydrochloric acid
secreted and this is the best
standard wc have because Stou-
ach--d4s@stleH-si- s-P 3 p q s-tfry,r-
F hydrochloric acid almost on
treiyl the new born infant has
figure 81 20
SIX months this has risen
10 =, A. u months n 40. And
during the first year n Jumps
almost double 10 70 A. Is years
II is about $50, which is the
adult figure
|CO VIZ. see that a ! ~ 2-year
~ infant has the capacity TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
One Word Led 10 Another
CTTIES
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

just had preview of the postbe11um automobile.
It's real bellum laugh.
We derive the word belum from the Latin Bellum
Omnium Contra. That diagnoses into a of each
against all That's true Of automobile agents, statesmen
and collectors.
Be that as il undoubtedly is, the will COM
bne the best features Of the station wagon the private
yacht the sdecar the nterurban trolley system and the
breeches buoy
1t will seat eight, feed IS and sleep as 1t will be
powered by compact. air cooled engine that will either
be on the roof in a wheel.
will testify that will be nothing unusual the way
wife drives.
This engine will have the tractor power of 20 mules
going uphill much against their better judgement and
inclination Transportation in of demurrage and
renegotiation will be 80 miles to the gallon with the
brakes off
1t will have a straightaway speed of 90 miles per
linear hour with fast pickup | wouldn't know much
about the pickup. I'm guy who gets EN- foot
The manufacturers of motor cars have had five
year holiday. It will not surprise me if get hold of
1916 automobile with forward turret transom stern
and built-in torpedo tubes No manufacturer going
throw away valuable dies, stamps and machinery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

her a screen test chance
She spurned II She wanted
to be near her Joe-hoping he'd
ask her to marry him.
An uvasHddpH her Josep1us
wrote ono Of those screwy non
sensical national anathemas
which periodically sweep the
land So he upped and left
for the Big Burg -. Leaving
her behind. of course.
Two months later she fol-
lowed her broken heart In
New York he hluntly told her
that his plans did not include
her He said he was waiting
for a movie agent who was
bringing him contract for
Hollywood any moment-and
would she please leave?
She found herself staggering
down the hall toward the eleva-
tors, whore out stepped the guy
who offered The screen lest
back home! lie recognized her
and had no trouble selling
Hollywood 10 her right there
You anticipate me
Her Joe SIN is waiting for the
same agent with his sT1ovie=e6fi-
tract and wondering -RhalinelL
happened?
Shall We tell him.
Sounds in the Night At Cafe
Madison She's a wolfeSs. She
stopped being a lady and GER
tainly ant ho gentleman .
At Ruby F0o'S Den: Il
hear business was so bad at
Oklahoma last night - the
stardeeS we're leaning
Copyrign, ~ Daily Mirror. tnc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

Here. then. is a sample DAYS
diet for the second year. as ap-
proved by the very latest and
most scientific authority ! can
find on infant feeding;
Breakfast
Two Ia 3 ounces of freiit .
to 3 ounces Of cooked cereal with
cream and small amount Of
sugar, glass Of milk, u slice
Of toast.
Noon
One egg or Ito ? tablespoons
Of mashed or baked potato. 2 10
, ounces Of vegetable. ? slice
toast or / graham cracker, with
butter, ] glass Of milk A simple
dessert, such as custard.
Evening
MIX soup vegetable PURGE
With milk and butter1. CtIStard
or cotton cheese. or ground
liver or egg 2 ounces Of vege-
tables, y slice toast or ] gra-
ham Crack er with butter. 2
ounces NJ fruit. ! glass Of milk
or lcSs If milk soup has been
glvenl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

of some 40 combat missions over
enemy-occupied Europe, and
already has shot down two Ger
man planes and damaged an
other.
He chalked up his first. an
Me 10, on Oct l943 He
brought down ms second an
FW. on Nov. ;
Jack 10 his buddeS the
lieutenant has three brothers in
the armed forces. Charles F.. a
B-24 navigator IN the Far East
Richard j, a machine gunner
who has seen action in Attu.
and Edward r.. a naval ensign
They are the Fighting Four"
sons Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
R. Wilson, who live AZ Mt. Oil
vet Cemetery. Detroit
Here's 1t Wilson account Of
his second rkill "A
II was flying with IN escort
for the bom hers when we
spotted 30 FN'S. A typical
movie dog fight followed.
81 looked up. saw an enemy
plane on one of our hghter's
tail
II made a sharp turn. got be-
hind II and started firing. l aw
strikes all around the cockpit
and the canopy was blown of.
THE plane went down In
flames"
1t Wilson calls his plane
"Winnie's Boy for his mother,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
The BRIGHTER SIDE
By DAMON RUNYON-

fever. deny that he Is any kin
of mine. He il n plagiarist- III
have him arrested for imperson-
ating an attack Of me. He has
been getting a raft of my bust
ness lately under false pre-
lenses. Where did YOU hear Of
him: Has he been hanging
around your house ."
NO" | said / explained that
] had heard ~ a Typical Pneu-
monia from Eddie Goulding. the
cinema director who had enter
Sined the stranger for quite
spell and became quite inter-
eSted N him
81 OULDING il one ~ my old
~ customers, grum h Q Il
s eaky. II am surprised To
learn that he has been taking
his trade elsewhere. under
stand this hum A Typical What's
This, j. a foreigner and I arm
going 10 have j. Edgar Hoover
Investigate him"
Not exactly foreigner"
said. II am informed that he IL
from Honolulu which makes him
citizen. He migrated from
there couple az wears ago.
Sneaky. he Is offering tough
competition to YOU. He IL in
clined to he extremely demo-
cratic and will not permit
himself To he isolated"
Yeah ." said Sneaky bid
ding for the popular vote, hey!
Well, we will see who comes out
on top
l suppose we VIII, at that.
Personally. I think Sneaky Will
out-laSt A Typical in popularity
among our people because he
attempts no newfangled tricks
like this Johnny-come-lately.
They tell me he first fancied
soldiers and piled his traffic
among our armed forces with
considerable effect. Then he dis
covered civilians and has been
raising Cain with them He is
described by the medical fra
ternity as low grade and lacking
in the personality Of Sneaky
The medicoS run his name to-
gether thus Atyplcal.
IT SEEMS that one Of the few
animals that can he infected
with tins germ is the Uongoose.
a fact that worried Eddie Gould
ing no little because Goulding
wanted 10 call in some subject
besides himSelf\ for the enter
tairment of 4 Typical and dis
covered that rnongooses are not
permitted IN these United
States.
The mongoose is a small crit
ter of the rodent family that is
indigenous 10 India, Burma.
North Africa and Spain aud is
noted for its ability 10 lick its
weight in cobraS.
The nearest mongooSes 10
these shores are IN Bermuda
and our doctors have made
some studies Of A Typical there.
Copyright tan ~ King Pastures
Distributed b. international News Servo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

digest about third as well as
the adult
Even this figure however. is
somewhat rigid and in practice
il is found that from the end
OF the first year on. the infant
can digest nearly anything. pro-
vided some allowance IS made
for the state of the teeth and
other common sense considera-
tons
In short what the infant ~
that age eats is limitleSs, but
the preparation. cooking, sub
division. pureeIng OF y. etc, are
the prime considerations.
Furthermore a newly diScov-
cred digestive ferHent. similar
10 the familiar pepSln. cathapep-
sin. has been found 10 bF pres
ent in infants. and young chill
drcns stomaChs in amour IS
Erra-rr tt5n TETy1n and r. IN
CTeaScs early IN lie at a greater
rate than pcpSin
Since II acts rs A dlCcstant
on about the same foods As
pcpSin. We have situation that
gives We even more confidence
IN the infants digestive powers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
Il. ". DURLING

hare wandered eost. Ire Wqh-
dered nest.
IRE bourne n WrGrV lot.
But ~ M woudermgs FRI on
Near,
foU Rerer irCre forgot
The toupt that FIRST bursf
through this hcort
stu trdreis on tts W0V
And channels decpe, NJ n mus
The loue Of tife's yost.ts dap.
Motherwell.
I'VE chances Of 4 man in the
arm "a forces returning
home safely have been said 20
be 972 10 1000.
The statement Is ton general.
The crew Of a Flying Fortress
has much less chance of return
ing unframed than men in some
other branches OF the services.
An infantryman has even less
chance than member OF
Flying Fortress crew In fact
] think the infantry is In the
toughest spot OF ALL That and
the marines.
Make Rose bloom TX
=lea1heEpASheE- Ia. slq2.g- Make
offered 10 fight Max SchmellnE
in Berlin on IIltlcr'S birthday.
And he wasn't kidding
Gaylord HauSer. The dietician
with personality Still seems
10 be NO. l man with Greta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE Z. SOKOLSKY-

E'ASCISM is, by definition, con-
4 troll of the means of pro-
duction and distribution and the
flow OF capital by government
Which is dictatorship OF one
party dominated by a single in
dividual.
In any FaScistic government,
the private life of every indi-
vidual in the country is con-
trolled from conception 10 burial
by the government upon which
he is completely dependent.
This definition of fascism ap-
plies TO most, even democratic.
countries in time of war in
varying degrees.
In the United States. for in
stance. while the means of pro-
ducton and distribution are
controlled by government. the
individual is not dependent upon
the state.
And one party is not in pos
session of government. In fact.
the Congress has become so re-
sistant 10 one party control that
II tends TO oppose the Executive
in all matters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

the ones who had low los but
who possessed these qualities
made grades well above the
average.
Answer 10 Question No. 3
Either ignore them or else go
ahead treating them cordially
As though nothing had hap
pened The latter course is
more likely 10 win. They will
be surprised. and be4eft out on
a limb. II they persist in being
offish your best course then IS
10 show special attention 70
other persons Of whom they are
fond and whom they want TO
keep as friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

CONGRESS has not forgotten
~ the era of 1.-The rubber stamp
Congress" when must" legisla-
ton was ordered by Tommy
Corcoran and when senators
were threatened with the purge
if they so much as queried the
wisdom of the most egregious
error.
Must" legislation is today
taboo. The relations between
the executive and legislative
branches of government have
reverted to the strictly con-
stitutional.
But even in the matter of the
control Of the means of produc-
ton and distribution and the
flow of capital. the resistance
10 the perpetuation of Fascistic
processes-essential perhaps in
warts strengthening.
Three bodies are in actual
being for the principal objective
of restoring the American eco
nomlc system as soon as pos
sible: the George committee IN
the Senate; the postwar plan
ming committee in the House,
and the agency Of Bernard NJ.
Baruch.
The George committee has
issued a report the House COM
mittee is in the process OF
organization; a proposal is mo-
mentarily expected from Mr..
Baruch and his associate, John
Hancock.
THE major economic problem
arising out Of this war will
he the reduced private reserves
for the restoration of the pri-
vate operation Of industry.
A country is only as strong
as its reserves, for once they
are spent, II can exist only by
the grace Of other countries.
II becomes. To varying de-
greeS, a dependent country. II
might even sink TO colonial
condition.
Wars and natural disturbances
are the usual instrumentalities
for reducing the reserves of a
nation and for destroying their
independence and the liberties
of their people.
1t is during war, therefore.
that a wise people guards its
economic future.
That is the problem that
these congressional committees
and Mr. Baruch face.
(copyught 1874. King Features syn Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
ON THE SIDE

Carlo. As I told YOU before
Mr.. HauSer has stated that a
woman should be trained like
4 racehorse. How do YOU think
Your wife would look working
our SIX fuTlongS on a muddy
track
1t Col. Bernie herman Of
the t. s. Marines. When coach
OF the University Of Minnesota
team WAS riorrr7rrirri- III
hotel that caught fire. Players
all started 10 crowd on the fire
escape and II was blocked
what will we do, coach"
cried a player, its too crowded
for all of us on the fire escape"
ernie. always quick
thinker yelled
Thirst team take fire escape !;
second team jump Note .
Greasy Neale told me this
story
QUERIES from Clients:
VI @ Wasn't the Palace Now
York the greatest iheater in
the history Of vaudeville
II wouldn't say 80. l think
II WAS HammerStein's Victoria
Music Halt, piarr which was
a kind OF a showcase for star
acts"
q Have YOU stopped blush
ing Yet for forgetting Pal"
Moore " hen you said there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

never had been A great boxer
named Moore?
Ayes. Sir. I stopped AZ
s p. m. yesterday because I had
tn start biushing for crediting
some lines from i.owelrs first
snowfall to whittier"
q All right smart fellow in
what hit play was the last line:
Spend it,"
Al u -~ssH,t The Dummy
starring Ernest Truck, name
your brand Of stOgie."
HAVE heard several crooners
III sing My Heart Tells Me"
That should not be sung by
man.
Consider the words. II is dis
tinctly A song for A hroaty
voiced female Another thing
| have a hard time remember
ing is what that X in the name
of football coach Dana Y. Bible
stands for. How many mems
name beginning with X can you
name
SO Abe Lyman finally became
a benedict. He has been con-
Sidered one Of the catches Of the
season for 25 years but always
etuded capture. His first girl
friend was GIfda Gray. That
was when both were appearing
al ColiSimo's in Chicago before
World War /.
Distributed by KING Features synd.. Ina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

VNHE proficiency with which
Il our forces are overpowering
the Marshall Islands is proof
that We have accumulated ire
mendous naval strength and are
also becoming increasingly ex-
pert in the tactics of amphihious
warfare.
Meanwhile, the major strength
and RESOURCES of the -enennN-ma
may be sure, are being modified
for the decisive struggle on the
great land masses, such as the
Philippines, East Indies and
Japan itself.
The danger. on our side. is
that we may confuse the prob
lens OF conquering plnpoint
islands with the far different
problem Of taking control of
those large land masses. A warn-
ing against too much optimism
in this respect was implied by
Admiral King when he declared
recently.
As We progr his 1.-THE
enemy's) lines Of communics-
ton will he shortened: the thor
aug hness Of his preparations for
defense will improve, which will
Increase the difficulty of attain
ing victory"
IN THAT growing difficulty 20
which he refers. the aviation
factor is most important.
Both in the Gilberts and the
Marshalls. Japanese airdromes
were so small that there was
virtually no air resistance.
These are handicaps that will
not be faced by the Japs on the
Philippines, the East Indies or
Japan proper These large land
masses can provide a sufficient
number Of airdromes and avia-
ton facilities 10 accommodate
any amount of air power.
In order TO overcome such
landbaSed aviation with car
rier-borne air force We would
have 10 bring in an astronomi-
cal number Of aircraft carriers,
far beyond the industrial ca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
Answer to Question No.

IF she does not. she may find
with a terrible Jolt he is getting
bit interested in the other
woman" Many women say. L
don't want 70 have a husband /
have 10 hold. Very well. hut
you may find il costs perfectly
good husband. or course. YOU
do not need 20 be always on the
watch. hut If YOU come 10 break
fast with your hair in curl
papers. or half conbed men
are awfully particular about
hair. If you think you haven't
time" n put on a little some
thing sweet and pretty. The of
fee wife" has time. Surveys
I've shown no man can love
slovenly Woman. y
Answer to Question No. 2
Hard steady work is part Of
IL, but they succeed in school
lust AS they do in life. because
they possess the following quail
ties in high degree 1--Dependa|
bility; 2-Punctuallty 3 Sin
cerity. 4-Co-operatlVeneSs; s.
Persistence. 6-Righi attitudes
toward school and work PSv-
chologist Viola Anes Of Purdue.
had several hundred pupils rated
on the above qualities and found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

Winifred. He wasn't plotting il
the day he was injured, so Win
MES Boy" is still intact.
He has the name. gold
6 h Q d and green shamrock
painted on the plane with the
Gaelic inscription, Erin Go
Bragh,' meaning ireland For
ever"
1t. Wilson attended Gesu
grammer school. University Of
Detroit High School, and Uni
verSity Of Detroit. At high
school he was member Of the
hockey team and won a cham
pionship in intramural boxing.
In his freshman and sophomore
years at the university he was
class president in the College of
Arts and Science. He enlisted
Jan. q, 1941.
JIM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

The road TO Tokyo will re-
main closed TO US until we can
bring into play our own land
based aviation.
From the air power viewpoint
the clearing of New Guinea ID
vastly more pertinent, because
that would give us large land
masses to house the kind of air
power that can match the
Japanese land-based aviation.
overcome it, and move TO Cele-
bes, Borneo, Java, and even
tually the Philippines and
Japan It may be roundabout.
but this is the only road 70
Tokyo as long as we insist on
island-to-lsland warfare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

ON BROADWAY

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1914
ing girl friend in the club proper
with his son.
The gorgeous blonde in the
NBC symphony crew who
h oul d be Inspected by film
scouts. She's heavenly-and
plays the harp.
The blond beauty in a Broad
way show drowning IN her own
tears AZ a 53rd 81 placc-where
she saw the lad she once sweet
enhearted-wlth his brand new
bride.
NEMOS Of a Midnighter.
WI Deanna Durbin 5 former
groom, Vaughn Paul, is happy
again with JOY Barlow. seen in
Destination Tokyo
Bine parents and the movies
celebrate their Golden Ann'ys
this month.
Primrose Semon, star when
vaudeville was the rage. is
clicking again TN New England
places 49,. The items regard
ing Leonard Warren OF the Met
theiHg -the sen 81 This and that
locaD were wrongos. His father.
S. Warneod of Seattle. settled
the arguments.
It's a girl al the Count BaSies
Wall StrCcterS are spend
ing big coin again In the night
spots reminiscent Of the DAYS
Of prosperity-but they still call
FDR names.
NEW YORK Novelette,:
y She was a waitress in q
small Midwest hotel. Loved
working there Because her
feller played in the band
One day a stranger offered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

HCNFAKY. " 7 said n Sneaky
~ the fiu germ the other DAY
II have Just heard that YOU
have a lot 81 relatives. ="
Buns" retorted Sneak Ky
hotly II don't have any truck
with them
well" ! said. did you ever
hear Of germ by the name OF \
Typical Pneumonia He claims
he j. distant cousin of yours"
a double bum" hou o d
Sncaky. "He goes around using
my material such as chills and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

pscity and manpoWer even of
the United States.
IN ORDER to avoid the perils
Of wishful thinking We must
realize right now that islands
which were unable 10 support
the enemys aviation are equally
defective to us for the same
ifs'iff pose.
Their utility should be meas
ured primarily in terms of
clearing road 10 Australia,
thus shortening Gen. Mac
Arthurs supply lines To Sup
pose that we are clearing A
direct road TO Tokyo is mislesd-
ing.
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Quick Answers

Thomas Robert Nautilus.
A. G.. Bell and Elisha Gray,
Feb. Ia. 1875
By Philip Reis a German.
anticipating Bell by IS years
II oppe billiards Sande,
horSeracing DOckcy), Ruth,
baseball Tilden, tennis.
Dempsey boxing Grange.
football Hitchcock polo.
American Of Russian fore
bears
CopyriFh'. Iqf4. ~ KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

chine bullet
IN his right
knee
His plane
was so badly
damaged that
he h a d to
make a crash
belly landing
The lie u
I g n a n {. re-
covered from
{ h a ( injury,
Is a veteran
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Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
4 Coupons tO--Cood through Mar y.
and { Coupons gallons each
81 and CT Coupons gals each
b-2 and CO Coupons Eais each.
FUFL OIL
Period 3-ioYgsls a urit through
March Il
Period and Period $ good through
sept 30
LIQUOR
No. s--Vsnd through Feh. %
SHOPS
stamp ls snd iirplane stamp 49,
Valid Indefinitely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

PRocISSFD FOODS
Green &. n, J-NsHd through Fen
20.
X. l.. M-VaHd through March 20
MEATS, CHEESE. FATS
Brown v W ard Valid through
Fen %
OAR
stamp 10, M. Z book ms through
March 81
stamp 90. No Z book lbs tfof
canning through Feb. IS iefh
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINEs
fen. ~ A-Mar ~ B-Fso 20