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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Christmas
Box Ideas
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

NHE Christmas boxes will
soon be taking shape. II
may seem a bit early-but now
is your chance TO start collect
ing att the artfctcs of-foodsttffs
that are his favorites.
Many nave been unobtainabie
until now-or have been difficult
to secure. Some of these are on
the grocer's shelves Sin small
quantity, but there if you will
begin the search now.
Cans of shrimp and tuna fish
will 90 we'll with a good hot
cocktail sauce-giVing him min
utes of sheer eating pleasure.
Sardines and herring he
man foods are availa b G in
glass jars. Pack these in shred
ded paper for easier and safer
SHINING
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For t6e sna4est rooms on the street -u,e Kern
lone over dizzy ~a.psrer, panied walls. ceilings.
board. This finest oI ono resin po.ot vii o.e
any s.doee r,on. new beayty o. too remarkably low
cost OF only S2q8 on average room. KenTooe goes
on swiftly, smoothly win amazing ease. # dries in
ere short hour, leaves no pa.7-y' oaor deans
oeo.''-y. Twelve lovely oo'o-s Plus stunning York.
town White.
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By Frances Drake

Look in Section Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Yotr Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
For Monday, Sept. II, 1915 SEPT. 2L TO OCT.
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our Birthday Comes ana fiHd
according TO the Stars,
SEPT. R4 TO OCT. 2s
Libra-It will certainly pay 70
keep faculties alert as outlook
today is extra bright. Fresh
leads may o m e from new
sources, friends.
OCT. % TO NOV. 22
ScOrpio-Don't allow emotions
TO run amuck. IL is essential you
abide by practical rules. proper
deductions. No hit-or-miss proc
ess. You can achieve much.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22,
Sdgittdrius-Retrench, watch
assets and liabilities. Finish in
completed matters; create good
will and have a constructive pat
tern for everything you wish TO
better.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. Fl
CdpricOrn-Be adroit and gen.
tie. Being amenable gets results.
If on the job. at slack times,
your interest VIII be commenced.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius - Planetary indica-
tions fine. Study money matters
with astuteness, get the jump on
others by being on the job early.
Don't take on more than you can
handle.
FEB. 2i TO MARCH go
Pisces - Many possibilities Of
great value today. Use clear
issues. BE adaptable to chang
ing conditions.
YOU, BORN TODAY: Essen
italy logical. systematic. sensi-
BILE. Practical rather than senti-
mental, though truly sympa-
thetic. Over-sensitive, also ex-
pect others to be Just so. Make
fine writer's, speakers, doctors,
nurses, managers, executives.
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Fruit Cake

one quarter pound butter or
margarine, 2 cup sugar, 3 eggs,
Il teaspoon salt. = cup frult
juice. = cup white wine, y
cups -four. teaspoon baking
powder, "A teaspoon nutmeg,
"A teaspoon cinnamon. II tea
spoon allspicc, = pound broken
nutmeatS, 6 ounces dark seed
less ralsins. pound any cam
died fruit available
Cream butter and sugar. Add
eggs. salt fruit, juices, grated
rind and wine. Beat well. Add
flour Slftcd with baking powder
and spices. Mix i'm the nutmeats
and remaining ingredients. Fill
candicd grapefruit shells. Steam
for one hour. Bake in slow oven
900 dcCrccS for 30 minutes.
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Use Grapefruit

Select large grapefruit for its
good shape and color. Cut a
slice from the stem and remove
the inside. BE sure 10 leave all
of the thick part of the peel
and do not break the shell.
Cover the shells with cold
salted water. Bring to a boil
and cook about ten minutes.
Repeat this three or four times.
Make a syrup of equal parts
Of sugar and water. Place the
fruit shell in the syrup and
cook TO a very thick syrup. Be
sure 10 use enough syrup to
float the s h ellis. They will
scorch easily if allowed TO rest
against the bottom of the pan.
Remove from syrup and shape
over the bottom of a water
glass. Allow TO stand "a hours.
Fill with this cake.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Time TO Divide
Spring Bulbs

IF NAROISSI ana udIIUuIIN
have not been divided before
this time. and if the ClumpS had
many leaves but sparse blooms
last spring, by all means lift
them early this month and sep
arate the bulbs. They will be
found 10 have greatly increased
in number. The dividends may
be used for additional planting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
RBFFRFfsFMFNT

If you dance like an angel, you can
talk like Poor Poland still be
great social success. Enroll tomorrow
at Arthur Murrsy'S. Just a few
hours with his talented experts will
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

make you a star on any dance floor,
Hear your partners clap madly for
eneores at your next party. Bask in
their compliments! Arthur Murray,
1909 Washington Blvd. at State ST.
CA 3J77.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Picking Pears

PEARS SHOULD be picked
about a week before they are
really ripe and stored in a cool,
dark place 10 ripen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

HERE is pleasant itc game that will give YOU message
III every day numerical puzzle designed TO spell out your
fortune your first If the number OF
subtract L. II the number Is less than add
key number. start at the upper lel'-hanu
rCange and check of key numbers
Then read the message the letters under the checked
figures give YOU
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~ '"'''. '-" ''''
/ r-.. H., "a p', t.
/ t., p- ~. u.,t. ~ .I..f...
.,....t.,. g..,,..... .. '' s. tr-
|T..,ru t.Us r rf4f.4r,t = prrr..rt gE
p...t D. I.. .- f.....f. y.,H... "a
E.... t,--. "a f... 20 HAM. ~
Ih.,..l F.Ise a. Ig...r n. l,rr,- III
|F.t..s pu.I.r VIRGINIA >is0lz-
Fa---. -.0.0.r 20 lean .D,vs, 20
ltrarI.. d., FFf.rg s. v4tm. F.,N o.
l-,sr.,, Flrrrl.a I'll Va.tu, s,..lsI.fas .gI
Edaard Hodge. - PrHB rIrsuau '"
ArItif TrgHt.in a.. 1.ute grtHt.rf 49,
lAruo.d Dawson a. Adele BarnsI 81
frrn Tnle,or rs Irsu, Buru.. o.
Thurman N.g.r .a N8tu, I rfttt tl
NuryI P.,d s- Grace a pskrs.r.u 2.
IHur. G Holmes Dr. "a DHN umllI gr
carlton E.aFta - hrti,a 3 RHnt,. 1t
/ hSG 7 Larson a. Eahsr,a, Ha..tulh a.
f@,21' praht.ir ,1't.. a. H'ymc H' g H.,d 1e
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BIRTHS


FuFsna Kl.sWskL 1852 Elmo.
Nttsuwy Boone 1905 Elyfl
NIG.C Ta'UW btTg Diverse.
tIrst DruLaI. 45Zt vermont
Helen PpiutI lu~1S T. Nrrur.
lIttWIe AutUlak. 1856 llserU.3s
srEGrrt Boil. ir4li Sherwood
Elizabeth pseusrais $3.50 NrpglIt.
Pauline Giruux. lsli6 Pclksy.
AHtain,ue VandcINrnuct l54- Hu'ie11lt
Julia GrabOWsM 1882 A,rNFudrpt
paUslr, Edmuuds lgqIa fCuUutt
hIlr Wood 5'1 Josephine
Fia N1EaHHl $3.50 BterNWuu4
Lturisc swanson. Ae14 Dictosui.
NdlEHirt Klein 5htl Mcmillan.
Elsie Harris. 11da Lincoln
sophie NcNlcat. r4O4 Stanton
FyclW GrYh 2oO2s NitcrrI
Eleanor CamporleI se76 CLARION
Marie DfavOu 26Sl Leland
Janet HausWirtN 1920 fgiINlrV.
Theresa SHhuda aOtS Thaddpus.
Grace Miller. s371 Wallace
plE.us Adams 2o3l Carpenter
violet NcGrafh 2l3 South West poys' Naf
Lorraine SiwRJAh 2366S EtuTO0G Dearborn
Grace Fcf.tlp 54G5 Argyle. Dearborn
Sylvia Forthan. lli6 Austin Lincoln pa-k
Pan, 'rpe Phillips pOG " Furid.
guIdir BeBI 1soT5 ChCNylsWu.
EgtNlcpu Nascr 1898 webb
Julia Eaufcr 1867 W Euclid
IHra Marquette 1889 Brad,
Cwencolyu NCSNccn 1928 Nrr|a
GCHeyleys Montgomery lfsaf ~r.l
Lucille Der"CTyK ll61S NcDouElas
Alice ssus'. c7a2 Rs,rh,on.
rufh Grsrr pnO3 TavlnI
Msfrarei Knight I54s2 steele
Helen Brucci IO44 Blaine
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Some Don'ts
for PimpIes

Don't scratch don't squeeze
Iplmples-you may infect yourself.
Don't suffer from itching or pim-
piles. Eczema. angry red botches
or other irrltations. when soothing
Peterson's Ointment offers you
quick relief, Makes the skin look
better, feel better. csc all druggists.
Money back If one application does not
delight YOU. Petersons Ointment also
>oothcs irritatcd. tired or itchy feet
Hrd crackS between toes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Pontiac Draft Aide
Gefs Truman Trip

LANSING. Dec. 15-CharleS \
Hayner of Pontiac was selected
today by lot by Gov. Kelly as one
of 81 members of draft boards
throughout the country 10 receive
Ia medal from President Truman IN
Washington.
Three altcrnatCS were Albert ).
Pratt of 1880 Shrewsbury, Wayne
Board AZ Roy f.. Bodlmcr of 1856
Wildemerc. Wayne Board 81 and
Charles +. Moore of Grayiing -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Motorman Retires;
Served DSR Is Years

Walter Staunburg, "A, of 5606
LakeVlcw. today became the first
DSR cmploNe 10 complete p years
of service entirely under municipal
ownership
Staunburg. a motorman, accom-
panied on his last trip on the
Clairmount line by his wife, Helen,
and son. Walter Jra Is, rolled into
the jefferson yards at noon
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births Marriages Deaths

Title Ccyllk. 2isjl " warren.
AGNES CBmer. oO5Z " FuIf
Ecrmct Mcnamara. 1888 PaHSter
sophie BudIsg 1881 1Uirty-sCtuud
Le.ua FallJQr 364l MACK
Luy ALEX lIO22 Hamilton,
Priscilla Hogan Armada
Nclta WOODEN bO2t TCucs Dearborn
Betty KRONER Sll Wilson. ROYAL OAK.
Beatrice schroeder 5ls3- Bay Narut
NuTlal Mcdonald l744T Hanna Mryiudsie
Emily Murray Uuca
Janice Johns 200 Eason Highland Psrk
Florence Diag. lT1SO BNtmUre
Janet Mackenzie l2iHT Monica
Elizabeth NrWNilIe 1925 Concord
Lila Carlson. 2l46l Tuscany.
Helen Plka SO4 - Dragon.
Mary iouk S3l7 Auburn
Doris Coc ESQ Henrietta. Birmirg.au
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DEATHS

Frederick Dare. s4s Manistiquc SO
Anna Horne 4soo Cadieux road 60
John Clover 95s Illinois. 90
Jean Cnromicz 5277 Chepiu, ..
-~truruU NtVTy- ZTT5 Chalmers
Henry williamson. t5457 Ho.mur -
Hne Hanson. 3l5 -WlncAestel-- a..
Joseph A. CsseDc e45a Michigan 81
Arthur L. Kloporiussi. 31s4 Fredcu1A. I9.
Mary smith 1929 Emwo1d 4s
louise lnorne. 3bI1 Lincoln, 30
Joseph p popkoVs.. 6l35 Pstrnwih -.
Mike Yckouch. Ille JcffGsor go.
Charles F.ederck Scnisl, Il76 GgHn c.
90
Joseoh Harne. 22s5 Elmhurst 90
Helen nibier 1925 Illinois 4i
James Watt 12544 Dresden. 81.
John W PrtuC. 1850 SprUgNeU.. 90.
Barney Bliss. 1928 LHS7iir so.
Ellen ? West TSg Lansing 20
Leo LampauSA $3.50 - Aubu 81
Frank c Heath, o63 shirley Dr., Bi,miHs
samuel Searamuz1ro. i2s25 Jane p.
Herman Dlttmar. 4Oe5 Nicksn4fE 2.
Venus Ellen Toisms 1891 John r u.
EVELYN Vail 1O3 PslliStrr 90
Frank RENT 4l53 Canton 90
Florence MAY Finley J473 Hamilton
Isadore Tauanbaum s3T klger So.
Slna / Ksss[er SsaS Barrett 50
James Thomas Rleuy @ watson 81
Verona Piper N0rtens. 1920 PaIssll6. 80
INcr a Johnson 1880 GriEFs &c
sarah Wolpn 2A64 LaBeNe 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Triple Trouble:

Al LEGGAT, UAW-ClO, re-
y ports that he went b,t
strike happy on the air the
other afternoon and stumbled
out With this one:
General Chr, dcr"
He had hardly got off the air
before Preay r J. Thomas WAS
on the phone yelling
Haze ue got to negotiate
utfh them too
An,ho~ Al SAYS everybody
lad wood laugh and felt better
for it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
'Serendde' Stars
Stroud Twins

The Stroud Twins, sophisticated
funSterS of radio from Club Casa
nova. will headline Service Sere-
made 10 be broadcast over
WXYZ and the Michigan Radio
Network, from the Downtown
USO Club at 6:l5 p m. today and
HIS p. m. tomorrow.
Blond SongStreSS Lynn Burns
OF the Palm Beach Cafe will be
featured with the regular cast OF
Phil BreSton and his WXYZ or
cheStra. Hal Neal, announcer, and
Fred RIvard producer.
Service Serenade.' - planned
and written by r Lee Johnston,
viii salute the YWCA, one OF
USO'S constituent agencies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
G.ood viii:

Dill COHAN. traffic court
ID boss. just called Go report ON
NO Gg{l. D~R emploNc.
Biu saNs hc has been riding
the Nuodmrr, line lately. and
the chap who H. both mutOrman
aud conductor is never too busy
~ Iopk after the school Kids,
~a,> hello 30 an hi, customers
and when he lets them on sends
Them away with smile
Just checked the D~R. and
Nu GYl4 is ThpYdorr Sohleuning.
or COURSE hc'. never too busy
fur Tho kids. iIo has tour Of his
u.tu all Young
~rhiDuuu1 ,aN hr likes pcn-
rIr aud up,t Of them are pleas
tr' Goa drHl with
IhrrD'~ uufhug WnuotuuouS
about plotting u >tr'ttCar
smuui th. streets. he SAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
3 Will Survey
State HOUSING

LANSING, Dee 15-Gov. Kelly
today announced appointment of
a thrce-man committee 10 survey
housing facilities which have been
made available by federal action
10 meet shortages.
The committee is composed of
A. n LanglulS, director of the
state building division; {. j. Nc
Neil state surplus property di-
rector and Frank Walsh, chair
man of the state planning COM
mission housing committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
AT NOg1R SERVICE DETROIT osIaoT's,7'M1s Ta'"s's.

armed forces they may take
courses through the L : Armed
Forces Institute, headquarters.
Madison. WIS. which is spon-
,ored 10y both the army and
navy. and offers courses IN a
WIDE variety of subjects. The
personal affairs officer attached
90 the headquarters VIII be able
to help anylSCrviccman 10 select
.thc course or courses which viii
best prepare him for hlS job IN
forests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Dentists S Bond Set

Or Clinton NJ Hurlburt, with
offices i'm the Fine Arts Bldg,
was free under $500 bond today
after he pleaded innocent on ar
raingment before Judge Gerald
w Groat to charges ~ practcing
dentistry without a license.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

I'VE retired Chevrolet e8lcs
l wizard Eu Hulor writes
from Mount pga Fla. that ho.
A-tnE the tIW. 81. H tif, and
fishing is wonderful.
Ills reN book ou a.f-Tar>hp
gust off the press, Bet be-
t-s-t- -HitH another
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Santa:

NOR GI, from The Pacific who
/ rN, been waking each
uarInS 10 rush 10 window,
hrpn. for snow Both New
Nar. snd Cleveland had II ear
..,I than VC dId.
t+-t-t St1u,7 ittt'-i TT t'tt-- -ttttNN
..t over there Was atop Fun.
Trsl say they feel wonderful,
and tnuT mothers rrpori the
boys arc even willing 10 shovel
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Tirne Nlnre.IleS On:

DEFORE beginning the Good
I'D fellow paper sales next
,rck. our Old NeWshoNs won {
make the long march they Al
WAYS have.
They are getting older, want
- devote all their energy To
e.lling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
OPA Seeks $4,000

The OPA sought damages ~
$4,000 TO-DAY from Ed, Mart and
Stanley Wolf, operators of the
Wolf Sanitary Wiping Cloth Co.,
charged with exceeding ceiling
prices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Form Labor Post

First meeting of the new
AMNETS Labor Post today was
set for s p. m. Wednesday IN
Labor Temple. 81 w. Montcalm
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
SncciaI Guest:

4 FINE shiny Mercury i'm the
y lobby of Fort Shelby Hotel
get, more attention than the
pretty blonde i'm the coffee shop.
With the car are two attend
ants pOh~her and a question
ausWercr. Both are busy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Any Questions ?

THE DE- ROIT TIMES
mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and priv
leges of sery / icemen and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
MANY answers are printed
daily In this column, hut ALL
questions will he answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
At YOUR STRNlCL BUREAU,
~ TROII INNS.
IIMf SQt All
utikulT II, MICHIGAN
Surely include your name
and address and a seif.ad-
dressed, stamped enUeiops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

share of tho veteran disability
pension although any ol the
veteran minor dependent ch.l-
dTtO residing outside his house
hold and 10 whose support the
veteran does not otherwise COu-
tribute. may hc entitled 90 APP
portlonmcnt ol hls pension, 1t
would bC advisable for the Nct-
Gran 20 inform The Veterans Ad-
mlnl>tTatlOn office which ham
dlcSa his pension file Of the
change M ms marital status so
that an the event that the Nct-
cran'S former wife applies for
part OF his pension, the records
VIII show that q divorce has
been granted and that She is not
entitled 10 a share of the pen
sion,
n-IN II possible tor a service
Nk man Ia enroll in course
of self-education while i'm the
army or naVN?-E. X. B.
A While >crNlCcmcn are still
i'm an active duty status with the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
n-Can man who received a
Nt Is. {. ID. from the navy get
Eu--L In IN. my 4 n-I 4

O-Can a man who received a
Nt B. {. ID. from the navy get
back in the navy -. j.
\ After SlN months have
elapsed a man who was dis
charged from the navy with "A
Bad Conduct Discharge may re-
quest rc-cnh>tmcnt in the navy
He should present character and
moral references as well as a
statement from his employer, as
10 merit OF his work The re-
crmtlng station will give him a
physical examination and Will
forward the results. together
with the references. TO the navy
department m Washington. That
department will either approve
or diSapprovc the application Tor
rC-enIi>tmcnt
n-ln counting points for dis
N charge under the army de
mobilization plan, are any al
lotted for dependent parents'-
W ID. \.
\ No, a SerViCeman may
count - points for each minor
child CUP 10 three children but
no other dependents are cred
ned with points. The army now
discharges enlisted men who
have a minimum Of three de-
pendent children under Is years
of age.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

Cyptoquotc cNptogram quotation:
Ndcp. NJ W Nmcq y NSIu II fdI rzdcJ lyl
INl LIIHNSl
saturday Cryptoquoto Tho absence of
humility u critic, lS-Somethng wonderful
Helps
..t.',i D., KHg Features syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help Is Miles of Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Waste

Ifyou havean excess of acids in your blood.
your 10 miles Of kidney tubes may be over
worked. Thesetiny filters and tubes are work.
ing day and night 10 help Nature rid your
system Of excess acids and poisonous waste.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter To remain in your blood. it
maycause nagging backache. rheumatic pains,
leg pains. loss Of pep and energy. getting up
nights, swelling, puffness under the eyes.
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Kidneys may need help the same as bow
els, so ask your druggist for Doans Pills. a
stimulant diuretic. used successfully by mill
lions for over 40 years. Doans give happy
relief and will help the 10 miles Of kidney
tubes flush out poisonous waste from your
blood Get Doan's Pills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

ing "a to - hours. because 6,ticts-.aroi
doesn't affect the CoaeulacCI sub
stance already in the hloodsil. n but
goes right TO the liy,r and kcC. pro
thrombin from beir~ made.
But, experts who used &. r-arol
warn, every individual reou dif
ferent dos re. This varies s, DAY
TO day aIG a special test, q the
prothromhln time test be
given each patient daily 10 what
per cent OF the clou.rE sub &c re-
mains Ain Inc blood after .meHt
II the pr0thrombi- activi,r IS too
low, they point "a, there anger
Of hemoTTlage Whi,1 can r, inter.
acted only by tTo sfus!Cg fresh
blood or by big dos Of Win X.
The present value q dicun. Il and
hepartn in treating coronary .hrom-
bosis, according TO medical { perts,
is to get the patient past The crisis
where new clots are likely q form.
While use of a1i!coaRuls 1ts for
this heart disorder is so new il stiu
must be regarded IS experimental,
both have been in use for several
years to prevent other harmful blood
clots, notably thrombophlebitis and
pulmonary embolsnas that sometimes
form after surgical operations.
In report 10 Minnesota Medicine,
DR.. Nelson w. Barker Of Mayo Clinic;
tells Of success in treating ca surgi-
cal patients with dicumarol to prevent
these dangerous pcstoperative cases
The farmer, who is reported 10
have been indirectly responsible for
the development Of dicumaTol, made
his dramatic appearance before Prof.
Karl p. Link of the Wisconsin AgTi-
cultural Experiment Station, carrying
two buckets of blood. OF course he
didn't realize the importance Of r.
contribution TO science All he,r
allied was that his cows blood didn%.
clot and that they were dying fromI
hemorrhage. Prof Link and his as
S0eiateS went on from there 10 isolatei
the trouble causer from sweet cloverl
the COWS were eating and finally werei
able to make this agent syntheticallyl
The anti-coagulant that resulted
may well become one Of the greatest
life savers of medical history.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

fathers in their late 40's and SOS,
little known outside their own small
community, bat tremendously impor
tant 10 their families and friends.
Mothers, Of course, are not i'm
mune TO this type Of heart trouble
but il kills approximately twice as
many men as women in the United
States each year, statistics show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

That decision, if widely adopted,
may add years of accomplishment 10
the lives OF many world-famous men
tCday=thOse energetic thinkers who
are the most likely thrombosis vic
tins BY so doing the new treatment
may even change the course Of history.
Less spectacular-but closer home
10 most peoples the hope that the
II January II. 1915
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
BY IRNIIS JOHNSON

FOR generations baffled doctors
have battled that tragic killer of
men in their prime-the heart
disease called coronary thrombosis
with only a few feeble weapons at
their disposal and a great deal of
doubt and despair in their hearts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

every physician knows that one clot
usually means look out for more"
An immediate injection of heparin
will slow up the hoods ability to
coagulate by checking the activity of
a substance called proihromhin which
is present in blood plasma.
Since heparin is costly and must be
administered every four 10 six hours,
day and night, many doctors give a
dose of dicumarol by mouth at the
same time. Its action is slower, TAX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
I Irst 10 SNnllesize
the View Clot-
ting Drug.

1L4A-lDIIA pi-Nt4 ddth
death is caused by a
blood clot that OBJ
structs the h e arts
arteries, robbing the
heart muscle Of its
normal supply of
blood and oxygen.
Usually it isn't tn e
first clot that's fatal
but a second, or per.
haps a third. Herein
lies the hope Of con-
troll. experts explain,
Neither die umarol
nor heparin will dis
solve a clot that al
ready has formed. But
nature often can
counteract the harm
ful effect of one such
obstruction by build
ing up the circulation
around it. However,
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u Ut now tn a I
gloomy pi ct u r e
promises to change,
and for the better.
Medical expert s
are pinning hi G h
hope for the all
ment's control on two
drugs, dicumarol and
heparin, both power.
full preventerS of
blood-clotting.
One of these, di-
cumarol, might new
or have been known
il some Wisconsin
COWS hadn't fallen i'll
Of a mysterious
bleeding dis e a S @
nearly ten years ago.
They had been eat
ing spoiled sweet
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clover, and research soon disclosed
that something in this diet kept bo-
vine blood from coagulating. Isolat-
ing, and manufacturing synthetically,
the single anti.blood-clotting factor
in the clover was a tedious process
but the final result is proving in.
valuable 10 man, physicians say.
1t is only a Coincidence-but
striking one-that as 52.year-old Wen
cell l.. Willkie lay stricken not so
long ago with a sudden attack Of
-eofenary thrombosis Il group Of med
ical men in another part Of the coun-
try sat listening while one of their
colleagues talked about the treat
ment for this battling heart ailment.
He told them that at last the time
had come when doctors should con-
slider fighting coronary thrombosis
with the new "anti-coe gulants."
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new dual weapon
may help spare
{ b o U S a u d S of