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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-13
On The
Sports
Side
by
Al
Roller

styled nn,rods by the thousands todoy mode fno
preporotons for their trip northern Michigan to be on
hand Thursday morning when the lid pred off the l945
edition of the deer season. =,
Monv Mscomb county residents will be represented the
rabd hunters oke to the open woods and fields to sok the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-13
Archie Moore Kos
Riley in Sixth Round

DETROIT, Nov. 10 - (P1 -
Despite a seven-pound weight
handicap, Archie Moore, IFS. Of
New York, knocked out O'Dell
Riley, Detroit heavyweight, in
the sixth round of the main
event at Arena Gardens here
last night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-13

IL, Purdue 81; II. Penn State
SIS; l3 Virginia Az IA. Michigan
and Oklahoma 30 each; Is Mis-
sissippi State Of; II, Texas %:
10, Tennessee 81; 10 Tulsa 13;
20. Duke 10.
Honorable mention: Georgia
Tech s.; Southern California 3;
Washington State, Washington.
Louisiana State, Georgia and
New Mexico 2 each; Oregon
State. Johns Hopkins and Texas
A e. NJ / each.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Confusion in China
Increases Anxiety
Concerning Devereux
BY w. H. SHIPPEN, Jr.
Star Staff Correspondent.


TOKYO.-Confusion in China is
contributing to the anxiety of many
friends and admirers OF Maj. James
P. S. Devereux of Washington,
whose gallant Marines made the
Japs pay such bloody price for
Wake Island.
He is believed to be in Shanghai
prison camp along with several hun
dred Marines taken when Wake fell
One Of Maj. Devereux's friends in
Manila is 1t. Col. E. r. Hagenah,
U. S. M. c., of Herndon, Va, who
served with him at the Marine bar
racks in Washington in 1925. Col.
Hagenah, now attached to general
headquarters at Manila, is former
aide de camp to Gen. Thomas Hol-
comb. one-time commander of
Marines.
1 The last time he saw Maj. Dev-
ereux was in Washington just before
he left for Wake. Maj. Devereux
then was applying for permission to
pay the passage of his favorite polo
pony to Wake.
1--WE had to turn him down." said
Col. Hagenah, but If the Marines
had known then what they know
now about Jimmy I guess they would
have given him anything he asked
for, regulations or no regulations. "
Meanwhile, plans go forward for
the liberation of prisoners in Peiping,
Hong Kong, Canton and Mukden in
China.
Their japanese captors have the
primary responsibility, but military
men are determined their welfare
will not be jeapordized by internal
strife on the mainland.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Jap Doctor Devises Treatment
For Victims of Atom Bombino

the bomb on human beings car
be grouped into four categories
First, the burns caused by the light
and heat waves Of the bono; sec
ond, mechanical injury through
explosion and conclusion. Persons
more than 100 yards from the CEN
ter Of the blast will receive the
full force of gaseous bodies and
substance travelling at the rate o1
5000 yards a second, ne said.
Scientists themselves have beer
unable to determine the cause o1
the third type Of injury, but they
believe that 1t is caused by radio.
activity from neutrons and the
Gamma ray of radium.
The fourth effect was suffoca-
ton caused by the smoke which
rose over the area as the bomt
exploded.
Japanese scientists and medica
experts refuse to accept the theory
that the area affected by the atomic
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Gaming Cases Continued
After Two Plead Not Guilty

The cases of two colored men
arrested yesterday in the 400 block
cf Ninth street NV. and charged
with operating lottery we're con-
tinued to next Wednesday by
United States Commissioner Need
ham c. Turnage.
Bond was set at 81 500 each for
the men, Benjamin F. Perry, Sc, of
the 200 block Tenth street Sc, and
Robert D. Gillian, At, of the 600
block D street NV. Police said a
large amount of numbers slips was
seized at the Ninth street address.
Both pleaded not guilty to the
charges.
Also continued yesterday, to next
Tuesday, were gaming cases against
three other men: William Palmer
Rruin, 80, cab driver of the TOO
block New Jersey avenue NV; John
Edward Blessings, "a, of the TOO
block D street NV, and John
William Grover, jr.. AZ of the 600
block Fifth street NE.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
By GERALD r. THORP,

Forel9n correspondent Tor The Star and
the Chicago Daily News.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. IA COM
paratively simple treatment has
been devised to aid patients suffer-
ing moderately from the atomic
bombing at Hiroshima on August
6, DR.. Masao Tsuzuki, Japanese
pathologist, announced yesterday.
DR.. Tsuzuki and staff of 20 have
been in Hiroshima since August 80,
studying treatment for bomb VIC
Tins. BY stimulating a patients
haemolytic organs with an intra-
muscular injection Of the patients
own blood, DR.. Tsuzuki is attempt
ing to cure those who are not suffer-
ing too severely from the bombing.
He added that excellent results have
been obtained, also, through the use
Of vitamin pills, calcium and liver
pills
DR.. Tsuzuki said that from ana
tomical observations, the effect OF
Evening star., 1945-09-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
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MOVER to the hardest corns and
after few applications, these pain
full corns shed off. E-z Korn Re-
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tsoftens dead skin, paving the way
for the removal of the corn. Try
this easy-to-use, quick-action E-Z
ICoRN REMOVER today. 35c at drug
stores.
Evening star., 1945-09-07

NEW YORK, Sept. R.-P. d.
Fahnestock has been appointed di-
rector OF information for the Com
mittee for Economic Development,
succeeding Anthony Hyde, now pub
lie relations ofncer for the Once Of
War Mobilization.
Evening star., 1945-09-07

! bombing will be uninhabitable for
. long time. They concur In the
belief that radioactivity ends after
a few days.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Fohnestock Appointed

Copyright, 1945,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
State 1914 Health
Record Good
Says DR.. Getting

"In spite Of wartime food
shortage, crowded housing,
overwork and worry, commune
cable diseases in Massachusetts,
have not become a more serious
problem than in peacetime, Dr..
Waldo A. Getting, state COM
missioner of bubble health an
nouneed.
In fact, the general preva-
lence Of communicable diseases
during 1914 dropped below the
100000 mark as compared to
1884, 900 cases in I94S and $4,000
cases in 1912. The decrease is
largely due to a marked de-
crease in German measles and
a lesser decline in measelS and
scarlet fever.
Although several diseases in
creased, control measures kept
most of these from assuming
epidemic proportions.
After eight years of very low
prevalence, infantile paralysis
jumped to nearly $50 cases, but
cell far below the epidemic
years of 1881 and 1885 which
struck 1928 and 1890 victims re-
spectively.
Fortunately no serious out
breaks of influenza or other up
per respiratory infections oc-
cured during the year. Although
colds have bee neXtremely
prevalent. they have not led
toward serious waves of pneu-
monia which usually result.
Actually lobar pneumonia cases
dropped to 5000 during 1914 as
compared to nearly $500 cases
during 1896 and l9s37-the
most recent years Of high prev
alence-and s,104 during l943.
Typhoid fever, bacillary dyS-
EMERY and nsratyphoid infec-
lions. the control of which de-
ponds upon pure water supplies,
proper disposal Of sewage, good
inspection and general SANTA
tion-also remained at a low
level.
Discouragingly enough, pre-
ventable diphtheria showed a
sharp increase with more than
200 cases being reported for the
first time since 1885. This
strongly indicates our immuni-
cation program is not being car
ried out as theoretically as it
should be. Parents should be
warned to immunize their chill
dren Immediately against the
disease
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06

Upon his death, Dean Wilde
bequeathed to the department
an accumulated collection pf
such teaching aids as projec-
tors, lantern slides, and film
slides.
The extensios of teaching
aids from visual education to
audeo~visual education, radio,
is progressing today, Krasker
said. There are limitless pos
sibilities in adult education in
the post war era, he predicted.
At the present time, the BoS-
ton University department Of
visual education through their
film service distribute films
on some 1900 subjects to all
parts Of the country, Krasker
asserted. But most important
during these war days is the
distributiin of films dealing
with Inter-American affairs
and war Information which
helps keep the average Am
erican informed about the war
and indicates the cooperation
desired of each person for the
victory program.
And the postwar field is
visual education will be most
important in securing perman-
ent peace and improving the
education of the people. "After
victory" the Boston Univer.
sity department head conclud-
ed, sit is hoped that the tai.
ents now directed toward the
production of folms for Winning
the war will be used for thu
production Of motiin pictures
to educate the people in the
ways of permanent peace"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06

department of visual education,
disclosed today.
The library, which includes
about 1000 films, serves ap-
proximately one and a half
million children each year. In
addition, radio program record.
ings are available for classroom
use.
The late Dean Wilde realized
the need for training teachers
in the efficient use of educa-
tional films and for training
administrators to direct visual
education departments in
school systems. Today such
courses are offered at the Bos-
ton University school of deuca-
ton.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
Letters To
The Editor

To the Editor of The Guardian:
With the dropping of the
curtain on the fading activities
of 1914 and the ushering in of
the robust promising youngster
1945, there are left some mem
cries that can but reflect con-
Germ, disappointment and even
chagrin for those Of US who re-
side in the Roxbury District.
Doubtless the lingering thoughts
have awakened a slumbering
race conscious creature to a
realization of his potential
strength. The sudden awaken
ing demands that all should lis
ten and obey, and, the urge
given forceful impetus, the
sleeping monster can be trans
formed into az active giant Of
influence and power.
Intesested citizens, believing in
the Importance of instilling
a pep and fight talk for con-
centrated endeavor, have start
ed to organize into a non-poli-
tical, non sectarian and non
racial progressive association.
every woman and man, Of vet
ing age, residing in the Roxbnry
District or neighboring, will be
invited to join and join with
the full understanding that he
or she will be an integral part.
A mass meeting, date n d
place soon to be announced,
will be called and If the resi-
dents Of Roxbury are deeply
concerned about a voice suffi-
GENTLY loud to be heard on Bea-
con Hill, in City Hall, in the
Public School System or in
Public Utilities. he must show
by his presence his sincere will
ingness to cooperate and sup
port an all-out effort. The size
Of attendance and the contin-
uity of activity will determine
our interest in matters vital to
obtaining at least one spot in
the sunlight Of community and
racial affairs.
For the Citizens Committee.
JOSEPH W. HOUSTON, tenn.
porary chairman, az Holborn st
GEORGE w. DONs, temporary
secretary, SO Munroe st.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06

vanilla. Place IN serving cups, filling
half full. Sprinkle with cinnamon or
nutmeg. Fill cups with decaffelnated
coffee. Makes s servings. Remember
to percolste decaffeinated coffee from
Is to IS minutes to bring out its rich
coffee flavor. Everybody can relax
taut nerves over toasts in this Holiday
Froth to the New Year without worry
ing about sleeping problems.
Cranberry Rennet- custard
/ package raspberry rennet
powder
g cups milk (not csnnsd)
" cup cranberry sauce
Chopped nuts
Divide cranberry sauce among or
individual dessert dishes. Warm milk
slowly, stirring constantly Test drop
on inside Of wrist frequently. When
COMFORTABLY WARM (110' Ed
not hot, remove at ancs from heat.
Add rennet powder and stir briskIy
until dissolved not over I minute.
Pour 81 once, aohHe stiIl liquid, into
dessert dishes over cranberry sauce.
Let stand at room temperature until
set about 10 minutes. Chill. Top
with chopped nuts,
Ainddin's Cookies
IL cups sifted -four
" teaspoon double-aeting baking
powder
y teaspoon salt
1S teaspoon soda
u teaspoon cinnamon
" teaspoon nutmeg
* teaspoon allspice
"a cup butter or other shortening
cup brown sugar, firmly packed
/ egg, unbeaten
cup cold, leftover whsat-meal
/ cup raisins
Sift -four once, measure. add baking
powder, salt, soda. and spices, and sift
again. Cream shortening, add sugar
gradually, and cream together until
light and fluffy. Add egg and mix well.
Add cereal and blend. Add -four mix
ture and mix well. Then add raisins.
Drop from teaspoon on CREASED baking
sheet and spread with spoon, making
2-inch coolxy. Bake In hot oven
C400s FL ~ to Is minutes Makes
SM dozen cookies.
Aiaddin's Bars. Turn cooky dough
into shallow pan, Is K 10 inches, and
bake IN hot oven (ao0' Ed Is minutes.
Cool. Sprinkle top with confectionery
sugar on spread with thin sugar icing.
Cat in bars, ~ x1h inches. Makes
10 bafG
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
By SNELSoN

NEW YORK-Tragedy hit the
bright light sector for Xmas
when Tony Pastors Uptown
Cafe, 2o1 West So Street, was
ruined by fire at 9 Xmas morn
ing, The cause is still undeter-
mined. No casualties as the
place was empty, but as a res
ult all nighfSpotS are tightening
up on fire regulations. Too
bad, many people had made
reservations for New Years eve.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06

appear W b e n
place before
You when dining
cut, and you'll
realize how they
will be appre.
cisted by your
guests at home
- provided you
can serve them
light and fluffy.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
Foresight Brings
B. U. Valuable
Film Library

Foresight of the late Dean
Emeritus Arthur H. Wilde OF
the Boston University school of
of visual education when few
if education in seeing the need
others recognized the possibil-
titles of that field, has resulted
In the gradual establishment at
Boston University of one of the
largest growing film libraries
in the country, valued at $4,000
Abraham Krasker, head of the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
Hot Biscuits $500
Vote Getters

L--- BY Frances Lee Bmton--J
TYoT biscuits can be guaranteed
TO get both the male and
female vote. Watch how they dis
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
81 aETTY RARcLAY

Resolved: To let the old year
carry out our old empty dishes and
the New Year feature new and
unusual TASTES, week after week.
That's a resolution worth while,
and here are some recipes to start
you OF properly:
Whipped Sweet Potatoes in
Orange Shells
| 8 oranges
! cups boiled or baked sweet
potatoes
| 2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons melted butter
s marshmaliows
Cut Off tops OF oranges and remove
pulp and Juice with sharp knife and
spoon. Whip sweet potatoes with salt,
butter and orange juice to moisten TO
desired consistency. Use juice secured
in preparing shells Fill orange shells
and top each with marshmallow.
Brown in moderate oven until heated
through. (serTes 81
Wheas.MeaI Chicken Loaf
4 cup finely diced celery
x cup finely chopped onions
tablespoons finely diced green
pepper
teaspoon salt
III cups boiling water
liz cups chicken broth
/ cup Grape-Nuts Wheat-Meal
y TO / cup diced cooked chicken
or giblets
ADD vegetables, salt, sna chicken
broth to boiling water and cook until
vegetables are tender. Drain. measure
LIQUID ana add water TO make cups.
Bring LIQUID TO boil, add cereal
vradually, and boil gently minutes,
stirring constantly. Add cooked vege-
fables and chicken. Turn into creased
eT4x s-inch pan. When cold. slice
and saute in small amount Of fat until
iivbtlv Drowned. Serve with chicken
gravy ; or serve with onion, celery or
mushroom sauce. Makes 6 servings.
Note. Three cups boiling water and
4 boulllon cubes tchielSen havor) may
Be substituted for u cups each
chicken broth and boiling water.
Spicy Holiday Froth
/ cup evaporated milk
y teaspoon vanilla
Cinnamon or nutmeg
Z cups freshly made, hot
decaffeinated coffee
Chill svsporated milk thoroughly.
rhsn whip RAPIDLY until stiif Aoa
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
new YEARS EVE ON BROADWAY

which went elsewhere.
NEW YEARS prices were
moderate this ycar-altho space
was at a premium Cafe
Zanzibar, $3.50; Billy Roses Di-
amond Horseshoe $40 to SIS;
Hotel Astor, So; Tondaleyos, SIS;
Club Down Beat, Is; Onyx,
Three Deuces, Spotlite, Jimmy
Ryan, 81 Club, Kelly's Stable
open house with So to S. mini
mum. Cafe Society $3.50 Min;
Small'S Paradise SAT Mn.
Couple.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06

Here's a recipe that will give you
Just that kind Of biscuit:
Chocolate Tea Biscuits
2 cups sifted cake -four; 2 tea.
spoons doubls-acting baking pow.
der; 4 tablespoons sugar; "
teaspoon salt; "a cup milk; 4
tablespoons melted butter or other
shortening; 2 squares unsweetened
chocolate, melted.
Sift -four once, measure, add
baking powder, sugar, and salt, and
sift again. Add milk and butter and
stir carefully until all -four Is
dampened. Add chocolate and stir
vigorously until mixture forms
soft dough and follows spoon
around bowl. Turn out immedi-
ately on lightly Toured board and
knead 80 seconds. Roll " inch
thick and cut with Toured 11s-inch
biscuit cutter. Bake on creased
baking sheet in hot oven t450' FL
10 minutes. or until done. Makes
, dozen biscuits.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-28

rodnost pro drug bill Iajani po stevu brezpo
nnelnbni sovansk narodni zbuenus pa je vdeo
varnost, je, bila Avstrija naklonjena Halijanom.
Toda Gudstvo podezeskih hajih Sc je trdovratno
drzalo svojih slovanskih in kmetijskih obicajev.
Pred prvo svetovno vojno in ekom njenega zacetka
mea Italia zaveznstvo Avstrijo in Nencijo oa u e
izdala tajni 1ondonski pakt h e bill skenjen
e. aprila 1915 katerem Britannia Franca carist
ena Russia prsta da po dobjeni zagi dobi vecje kose
avstriskega (dejansko ugosovanskega ozenlja Italia
je leta 1918 okupirala te kraje in cello vec.
Predsedniku Wilsonu nj bilo nicesar znanega lon
donske paktu Ko e bill obelodanen je vodil mrovni
konerenci Parzu boj proti MENU ampak brez uspeha
Jugoslavija XII je bila drzava nj bila priprav-
LENA, da hi mera Italijo Vendar e uspelo sprav
Itaiane vecega della Damace Italia e obdrzaa Trst
Istro gorsko PROVINCE mesto Zadar centrani Dalma
cij in nekaj ookov DAnnunzio Sc e tanim odobrava-
MEM Italije poastil Reke.
Pricela je brezobzirna kampanja raznarodovanja.
Sovensk in hrvask jerk je bill odprave lokanih Via
dnh uradov sodn sol in cello il cerve Ljude bill pr
sen poitaanciti svoa mena in bill so kaznovani ako
SO novoroenm otrokom dali slovanska mena ~:
Dejstvo da Sc je to priceo casu, ko je bill vadi
Sforza pred fassticno dobo je vzrok preprcanje
med Jugos]ovani da e bill bo proti nh ozelju in kul
turi pref italijanski kot pa odprto fassticen.
Zakueni del vaznega Adameevega Sana priobeen
v jutrisnji izdaji "Enakopravnost.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-28
(Nad daljevanje s l. strani)

liel svojs r1Arodre zemlje. Oc
vseh strani obkolj ljlje Trst kom.
paktno naseljena slovenska zem.
liza in devet desetink lezi ma tleh
XII SO So pred ste lett bile lastni-
ma slovenskega kmeta. Slovenci
tvorijo ogromno vecino ' pred.
mestjih in predstavljajo tudi
znatni del prebivalcev sredine
same. S svojirni meseanskimi
funkcijami, a posebno kot luka
prostranega zaledja, je Trst ne.
locljivo vezan S slovenskim sve.
tom. Vsled tega je slovenski ma
rodni program, program Zdru.
zene Slovenije, vedno zajemal
tudi Trst. Radi ustvarjenja tega
programa Sc je podal v borbo le-
ia 1941 v svobodilno fronto in
ma tenn programu stojijo danes
tudi vsi jugoslovanski narodi.
Zlasti zadnje case Sc v yuma
MEM svetu veliko razpravlja O
tel nasi zahtevi in mnogi SO nam
to naso pravico poskusali zani-
kati. Cd nase strani smo re pri-
nesli vse argumente, XII so nam
v prilog, in ne mislimo jih sedaj
ponavljati. Dotakniti Sc hoeemo
lie dveh stvari:
1-Slovenci iaa vsi jugoslovasa-
ski naroM sahtevajo Trst y inae-
M denaokracije, in
2S to sGhtevo Sc strinjGjo
tudi use demokratiCne mGse
TTstG.
Resnica je, da je danes pre-
tezna vecina trzaskega prebival-
stva italijanske narodnosti in da
je, ako tudi ne v toliki meri, bilo
tako tudi pred prv< svetovno
vojno. Toda je resnica tudi to,
da bi danes Trst bill po vecini
svojega prebivalstva slovenske-
ga znacaja, ako bi ga zadnjih
sto let upravljale demokraticne
oblasti. Toda medtem pa je
mestna uprava, zlasti nekoliko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-28

branile. Nasprotnica jo je prvic
popadla "a nogo in potem je
skusala pograbiti jajce. ANA
zonka pa je cakala do tega tre-
nutka. Kakor nitro je cutila, da
ina nasprotnica svoji eeljusti ma
jajcu, je stega izpustila in po-
grabila sovraznika "a vrat. Ako
isti ne izpusti jajca takoj, tedaj
mu odtrga amazonka glavo;
sudno pa je, da caka vedno ne
kaj trenutkov, da nasprotnici
priloznost, da sc poda in izpusti
jajce. =
Amazonke so potem nadalje-
vale svojo pot kot zmagovalke.
Naropana jajca izvale in mladice
vzgoje potem kot suznje. Tako
so v mravljiseu potem trije sta
noyi, XII pa 1--WE kot ena celota
brez stanovske razlike. v tenn
prekasajo eloveka.
Pri tenn pa je cudno, da nj no.
benega razlocka med delavkami
lastnega rodu in m ed sunni.
Vse opravljajo enaka della ter
uzivajo iste pravice: Nikdar ne
skusa suznja, da hi sla ,1azaj ma
svoj dom k svojemu /rodu. Vse
suznje so tako vdane svojim 60
spodarjem, da sovrazijo cello
svoj lastni narod in Sc bore pro-
ii MENU pri vsaki priloznosti. :
To kaze, da je tudi pri njih
suzenjska narava, kakor pri clo-
veku, XII vedno poljublja roko,
ki ga tepe. Tudi mravlje so '
tenn oziru ma nizki stopnji. "a
suznjena mravlja je vdana po.
polnoma svojemu gospodarju
Ona opravlja VISA della, izpolni
vse dolznosti in Sc ne zaveda,
da je ponizna, da sluzi tujemu
gospodarju. Ona Sc ne briga
ako, della "a dobro tujega rodu
in proti lastnemu rodu. Ona je
pri tenn kot nezaveden delavec;
delo ina in kos bornega kruha,
"a drugo pa Sc ne briga.
Namen drzanja suznjev pr
mravljah je Ia, da imajo = Mi
mi yec delavskih moci. Radi te-
lga 81 jih dobe annazonke, kakor
! tNadaljevanje na &. stxhni3