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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

rather strange story behind the
potatoes though. 1t seems that
last year Mr.. Sanderson planted
potatoes, but due to the dry spell,
they never came up. This year,
with that particular section Of the
garden being worked by Mr.. Pratt,
the potatoes suddenly sprang into
life, and are now large, healthy
plants.
The cabbage is hard as rock
and the corn is knee high. Melons
are in bloom as well as the pota.
toes. AS soon as one vegetable
has yielded all its produce, 1t is
replaced by another. so that the
land is continually producing
throughout the summer.
Mrs. Pratt takes pride in having
participated in the cultivating, but
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

Washington. July 9-UP-Ameri-
can housewives can expect short
ages in such important food cate
gories as meat, sugar, fats and oils
to be with them at least until
spring OF next year, a survey CT
government food agencies indicat-
ed today.
Prospects are that meat supplies
for this fall and winter will be
no better than last year. While
there will be an increase in beef
marketings, that will be Offset by
a further cut in the pork supply.
officials believe there will be no
real improvement until late next
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
New InSecticide
Proves Excellent

New York, July 9-INS-Thou-
sands Of New Yorkers marveled to.
day at the efficiency of new war.
time nsecticide-DDT.
They had seen the entire four
mile strip of Jones Beach swept
clean Of every mosquito and sand
flea Sunday as a truck, emitting
the chemical in the form of a fog,
blitzed the pests with 100 per cent
results.
Not so lucky we're a million bath.
ers who flocked to Coney Island.
They were ordered out of the water
when an o.! slick drifted in with
the tide. Some bathers had to go
to filling stations to wash the oil
off with gasoline. The oil was be.
lieved to have been jettisoned by a
ship at sea.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
Clouds Disappoint
Eclipse Observers

Observers here who anticipated
the eclipse OF the sun this morn
ing were disappointed because of
the almost completely overcast
sky. When clouds cleared for two
or three brief periods. smoked
glasses and exposed Photographic
film disclosed the upper quarter
of the sun obscured.
Otherwise the opportunity OF
viewing the phenomenon was lost.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
FANTASTIC suggestons Of e war hut one decla

ONE or THE MOST FANTASTIC suggestions war one declared
feasible by London scientists
scientists which would change climate
northern Asiac coast to Vadvook In the
general idea involved dam would
() Noavsk Sakhan waters
from the Vadvostok coast line and this d
tropical The icy waters would then
Islands Japans Pacific seaboard
Shanghai The result would
cripple the Jap islands Geographically almost
said Quite outside wartime effect complete upset
take place in trade population industry
successfully carried While
Soviet government engineers giving consideration
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
Detroit Has
Milk Strike

Detroit, July 9-AP-A walkout
OF inside workers in%he main plant
OF the Detroit Creamery Co. today
cut of house-to-house and store de.
liveries to the company's custom
ers.
The strike involved some $50 en-
ployes, members OF the United
Dairy workers (ClO) Local SO.
Russell Ballard, local president,
said the walkout was protest be.
cause the company had refused to
negotiate a new contract.
Spokesman for the creamery said
no grievances had been presented
by the union.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
-Four Power
Control For
Germany Seen

Washington. July s-UP-The
United States hopes TO conclude a
formal, .our-power pact committing
this country, Russia. Britain and
France TO a uniform. long-term
program for control of Germany, it
was learned today.
President Truman, II is said, will
present the single policy proposal
TO Prime Minister Winston Church
Ill and Premier Josef Stain at the
forthcoming Big Three meeting
near Berlin.
Its acceptance would present a
new challenge to Gen. Dwight d.
Eisenhower, the great soldier-diplo.
mat who united the Allies so effec-
lively in war. AS U. S. member of
the Allied Control Commission for
Germany, Eisenhower would have
the Job Of fitting the American
plan in with the ideas OF his Rus
sian. British and French counter
parts.
The United States is prepared
with TWO plans for German occupa-
tion-a short-term. emergency"
program for one to five years, to be
followed by long.term plan to run,
in the worlds of one official, for
many decades, or as long as it
takes to develop peace-loving peo-
pie"
The first, known as directive
1867, is already reported function
ing in the American zone OF occu-
patton. This plan. as yet unpub-
lished, was approved in April by
the informal policy committee on
Germany made up of representa-
tives OF the State, War. Navy and
Treasury Departments and the For
eign Economic Administration.
Described as good and tough"
the short-term plan makes use of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
Three Back Home
From Shang-R i-La

Hamilton Field, Calf. July g.
AP-A pretty WAC corporal and
two other survivors from "Shang.ri.
la arrived in an Army transport
plane from New Guinea today en-
route to Washington to report to
the Army OF the plane crash last
May 13 which cost the lives Of 81
others.
The three, still wearing bandagss
over burns suffered in the crash
into a New Guinea valley surround.
ed by $4,000 foot peaks. are Cpl.
Margaret Hastings. 30, Owego, n.
Y, 1t. John S. McCollom, 26. Tren.
ton Mo. and Sgt Kenneth Decker,
81. Kelso, wash.
They arrived here at 2:05 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan-Mostly cloudy
tonight, scattered showers and
thunderstorms in south and east
portion. Cooler Tuesday partly
cloudy and cooler.
Highest temperature yesterday,
So; lowest, 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, 50; lowest, IS.
Highest temperature this date
in last 70 years, 1O2 in 1886; low
est. so in 1888.
The sun sets today at 300 and
rises tomorrow at sos. The moon
sets today at 1888 and rises tomor-
row at Z a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

George sehweloert year and consid.
ers his customers to be very fine
people" George makes solid mod
ell airplanes and gets a great deal
OF pleasure from his stamp collec-
ton. He loves farm work and en-.
Joys q vacation there. His favorite
sport is swimming. His route takes
him on Michigan Ave. to River
Blvd. thence TO North St., Park St.,
Rabbit and Lincoln SITS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

the fall. George
attends Emman.
ell Lutheran
Sunday School
and was con.
firmed in April.
His Scout troop
Is No. 80 Of the
Lutheran Church
led by Scoutmas-
ter Carl Scheff.
Ter. He Is a pa.
troll lie a d e r,
working for LIST
Glass Scout. He
has carried The
Press for over a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

LYNCHBURG, va.-AP- The fu-
neral services will be held at the
residence here at $3.50 p. m. today
for Powell Glass, IS year old gen.
eral manager Of the Lynchburg
newspapers, the News and Ad-
vance who died at a Richmond hos
pital on Sunday. Mr.. Glass, son
OF United States Senator Carter
Glass, had been critically Ill for
several weeks heart disease being
the immediate cause Of his death.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

DETROIT-AP - Forty-one De.
troit packers pledged their COOP
Grafton today in keeping meat from
the black market. The pledge was
given az a City Hall meeting with
Mayor Edward Jeffries, United
States Senator Homer Ferguson
and others interested IN the city's
effort to obtain a greater meat al
location. Secretary OF Agriculture
Anderson has indicated he will lift
slaughtering quotas 10 provide
more meat II It is kept from the
black market.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

MANILA-INS- Gen. Douglas
Macarthur emerged today as the
champion for prompt admission OF
the Philippines to the family OF ma
lions as a completely independent
state. Affirming the right OF the
Philippines to independence, the
five-star U. S. general insisted
that the Filipino people are ready
to assume the responsibilities Of
full natonhood. He took exception
TO critics contentious that the
country lacked the necessary eco
nomic stability and resources for
self-defense.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
Congress Today
tBy Associated Press)

Senate
May hear motion TO consider
overseas airline bill (noon).
Foreign Relations Committee
hears Edward r. Stettinius, Jr., on
United Nations Charter (10:30).
House
Considers pay increase for Dis
trict OF Columbia teachers (noon).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

MADRID-INS-Spanish authori
ties we're reported to be hopeful
today OF gaining representation al
the Paris talks on the future ad.
ministration Of Tangier, former In
ternatlonal zone. According to dip.
lomatic quarters the Spanish hoped
TO have two economic observers at.
tend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
Your NewsbOy

George w. Schweigert lives at
100 North St. and will enter Sth
Grade, Ypsilanti High School In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09
Flashes of
Late News

LONDON-INS- Radio Brussels
said that Prime Minister Achile
Van Acker was to return to the
Belgian capital today after a fourth
visit TO Salzburg, Austria, TO confer
with King Leopold III.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

LoNDoN-lNS-The arrest
In karlsband, Bohemia, Of one
OF the Gestapo men accused OF
having a part In the destruction
Of the Czech village Of Lldlee
was reported today by the
Prague radio. The Gestapo
agent, named Foster, was de-
seribed as among those direct
iy responsible for the outrage
in which the village was razed
. and Its male inhabitants shot
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

WASHINGTON INS-A House
Naval Affairs Subcommittee will
leave today on a 25,000-mile trip to
the Pacific war theater to study
postwar retention Of island bases
The group will be accompanied by
three members OF the House Com
mittee OF the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries as we'll as a member of
the House Appropriations Commit
tee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

See PACIFC-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

RIO DE JANEIRO-AP - The
3,150.ton Brazilian cruiser Bahia
has been lost in a mid-Atlantic ex-
plosion probably with heavy vasual.
ties among its complement OF 3S3
men, the navy announced today.
United States units searched for
survivors. A number OF men were
reported picked up. The cause
Of the explosion has not been de.
termined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

See GERMANY-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

LONDON -AP- The London
Daily Mail said today the principal
British shipyards have received
government permission to resume
building ships for private owners
and that they have enough orders
on hand to keep them busy for
years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

See FOOD-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-09

WASHINGTON--AP - Legisla.
ton to establish a bureau, OF sci
enti1e research was introduced in
the Senate today by Senator Full
bright DARK.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Lea Brown who has a way with music
making. declares that Adam has the
right Of way with me--when il comes TO
hats-they'r 70 tops. |
Hssufanos OF style and quNity,
choose an Adam Hat from a selection
that ranges from 50 as TO $40 and covers
bead size, shape, color and typel
~ CAMPUS MARTIUs
202a WOODWARD AVENUE
1881 GRAND RIVER AVE
'Ai'o ofsrI 8 comt'cV line ot mcg'I Ersr
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
716 Aids Win
Over E&B

Wilson today joins the compara-
lively few teams holding decisions
hver f. e. b. Ellis Walkers quin-
~tet made full use of Tony Morano'S s
7l6, now second high, at Crest
Lanes last night 10 win two on
3043 10 F. BIS 1925 in the Michi-
gan Major League.
In the opener every Wilson man
except Walker beat go 10 roft up
1ll7. a new season top. The 3043
IS fourth. PariSclean, winning
three from Stcmpien. supplanted
Stroh IN second With 1897 .-
Stroh stumbled into a two-gane
decision over Suffrin' 2746 10 2T35.
while + e. b WAS losing twice 70
keep It's lead at two games.
Morano lines were 236-2ii-269
raising his average 10 1885 from
1S5 Next 10 Morano was Al Pas
ket of kraetke. whose $50 brought
him 1858 from 1877 Henry GAVE
OF Parisclean rolled 673 for 1873.
Farther down the list was Tony
Novak Suhrin, 642 ElwoOd Blake.
Parisclean, $40; Frank GunSberg,
Crest. 652; Joe Adams, I'll, $50:
Herb Matthews. Kraetke, OH
Vince Kelly. ArCo 63S
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

IN another feature. Palmer Park
= second, one game behind Oven
King. and MI. Elliott third, one
away from Palmer Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Russo Flye posted 1892 for second and
5000 for first IN the Vogue East Side Classic
Al Nice M ass and Harold Bsrdel
Classic where Cy . SFiu IA president sna
Seil COodbred secretary John prohF A
tipped 27s IN Tprry'b s25 stan Urban
terrned!ats
sam Terresuit III svCrsFe snot I7l-I77.
l7S end julius Kaminsh 2f2 m the Metro
Catholic Gertrude WfliAr,F 1fT .,
Pauline Meals converted the 6-T-lO IN the
Log Cabin MAJOR WsSp'x gQS and 272T
ef,a Wsitrr D-isvraNiE e45 are f~s Hs4F.-
Industrial marks e. Helen IIndfevfR ol1
Aellis Haeiie-is PIT, HsypT ftDIIemsnS 2T5
sne Pearl Gabrel2on's 2i4 featured IN the
Palace Sch0enheIr Major Joe Nerves. S
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Dodgers Drop Herman

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S QNS) -
Babe Herman, colorfui -43-year-
old veteran Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, was a free agent again
today following his unconditional
release.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Driver Thrown, Hurt
In Worthwhile Race

Howard Markham Of Worthwhile
was taken TO Worthwhile General
-IIoSpIlaI-laS t-g,iei4t- ,tttttt-r.rz- -trt.r,r;
10 have suffered q shoulder -Sepa-
ration as a result Of a fan from
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Tool & nP hgh .. vivian Caxthrop 2O1
ln me bowling Green Ladies Mario
Ilrr.tH!nl pas IN the f0rt-Dc.ray
Otlef league highs .-Cc0Ige Sumac 242
IrTss Jr $50 cara" Ruppa ZOs.
HtrrF Ladies House Norm Iasky 285.
Ir.-S $4,000. Don TeSncr 273 Vogue
I-n4.t. Barney Cook 23I, Aicona Junior
Clsnff Smith 226. Putnam Joyce Cenclus
l'". New FalrueN Ladies al WsTzych 226
VcnOr Mary Meinecke ls7, SprinFweu's
Lsd,et. Les Coates 203, NorFe Engineering
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
the DETROIT TIMES C-25
~. ! l945
=. "a a 49,

the sulky In the third race at
Worthwhile Downs.
Markham was driving Fleeter
Hedgewood, the 6-5 favorite in tho
9 is mile event for PAGERS and
crashed -i44+.,- A+iS=- EI1.ei@f4t,- GaSttc.
OTIS Duncan. driver of Miss Bonny
Castie-~as- thrown clear and was
not injured. McEtte won the event.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Due for u ShakeuD

With conenders paired Metropolitan Classic
are due for several changes
where the Quentin Hekas
place, against Capital Tool, only three games
Art Waons Palmer Park Tropeas Mt Elliot
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

LOVES REC. iS HS sfrsTasS sHrT,sS ALLEYS 4sstEs
complstsly Modsruized. Cocktail LOUNGE
1925 ga" iersr,ou. At tsstiasn MU asa
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 VT 81, ELLIOTT
open Alley, TO-DAY. Unu $50 p N. AT After ~.
Visit Our Cocktail Lounge "a Beautiful lanes.
OLYMPIC REC ss1t saTLUsad saSxIse CD slyss ,ss,s
nome or GREATER DETROIT AlI.sTzs
u Alleys. Open 5o~lias AL DAY sat. Sun.
PALACE REC. ss2s ss .Si,.. SsaT,o, W,,.., rt ,'s'
opsH Bo~lau TO-DAY uO,ii $50 aSr Pos.' After rO ~,
Free PARKING. Restaurant Cocktail Iouns.
PALACE. E.SCHOENHERR GcA5IOT sosp 4.is,ss Il ,!ss
INSTRUCTOR IN EVERY tsTaBIrsHMENr.
PALM BEACH mss'eHoIs Iss1S Strtss' Us ,,:ss. Ne:
geea g so.lns TO-DAY Until Pm. and After ~.
PALMER PARK wSopxssssTUO S;sIss TO.O no 9;,s;:' 1Sss
TO s-2212. open Bowlins From s.So AN 10
Nj After ". Free Psfkiua. Cocktail lounss
PGAYDlUM ''o % sPstSas,s.g0 sqs sassag .,.' W. ,.'
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW IOa's ssArroI AVE-. .. MARCUS
sse- esesi.' ~ .,s w sss2 r-y,.
Sat. 10 Pm. oPtH AtLTYs SAT- Aso Sun.
RAMONA REC. !, .,,is ,3,tsSsy s.sT sss,sHos. o.,
ALI DAY ON SATURDAYS AHo SUNDAYS
RED MILL woGpT1sO Gpttys AT TAt sLyo;
Aiiaf ~ to NJ att oay SAT. At" sns sas. ~.
RIVIERA REC. s137 sS37 ,tss ssAsO s,yts ,s !oo, Az.
JUNIOR HOUSE IESGUG' IoIs Now SOW"
NOSeVlLe REC. fH4IGI :, sIggys ';s,5fso so.. 20;
WIEN ~ RosEvIILE sTop HIRt' WAfen
FoR QUA $500 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC.
sT'itAS a. 4 csaslrvOx ~,
osEs sowtlss TO-DAY usIit sPm. sso
STATE FAIR 1890 WOODWARD. TO s.isi,
sLE THls 6RtAr SHOW PLACE OF woRI6.
OPEN BOWLING oAiIY VAT Att risfs.
TWENTY Grand !s lsTs tLttys ~ r. ~ TAssss s.,.,,
All OGY on sArURoASs sso IS SUNDAYS. No.
ESTABLISHMENTS,
MACK REC. !, IlI's .l.s,s sAes AS,sys 80 e..
Open Bowling al All Timesl
MICHIGAN REC, :. s7m s,Isy. s,sT'sAs (. .vs 6,
Open Bowling 81 All lines!
TWENTIETH CENTURY :, I3s@2 su,.! sAes {, Az ~;
Ioosy Us,i AVS AS, 'sN
-sAeUf OPtSss rsUssoAy AZ -
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
257 Tor new record IN the Rouge Major
SQUnLO ROLLS ass

Iam0f SqulII1 UpUod 916 and Herly PUHr-
ssl o43 lu the Rainbow s-T 5000 Joe
Ma.haF L4h in the FOr'-Biv House
Ed&hL1 1lllmAn 1dA -iu-tar- -uz4fpfa- R-.si
Steve Lochirco go IN the log
Capin senior Timothy Martek - 3
m me West Detroit Community Joe
Sebolnssl hf2-feF ntw Nrsrr fuufur marx
ALDeN McRnhDIe 63a flI 4 new Frrd
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
kTANDTNGs
IoSI0HT's SCHEDULE

Shapiro VI. Schmidt Xiis8 II. wliEnn
~ RObTTts, - koppi,E " East warren,
SIS. MI klilQM Va Palmer PARK psif,-
bow rs ArchUAy. s-iO. oven kim W Capt
iol Tool. ll-lzs 81 Southeastern Recreation.
2a07 81. Jean. . clock
FOtR NV HIGHS
HEkE AND THFRF-Joe ABnka 2sT and
ft-r tIrftFrCI 5EH tIff rNF TNIFd MN ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Altoona REC. p Asa Ssilxs SleHIaAS aye; Gu,
oeTs sowIise JooGY 5s1ll So. n " sso ss'5
AFTER ~. AL DAY SAT-. AND sun BAR
ARGYLE REC, essso sGts' "sSITtAws styfs y az,
tsIoy opss soSTissO sO ssae stEtA sATvsosY sp Sss2
AND SUNDAY. 1900 a N. UNTrL CtosiNG
BEACON REC, " u S[Ts9s x[ssqs wAItgsas " ,',s,s
Open Daily al 10 A. M.
CADILLAC 20 A.;. Iss EAST rss,., cOsaR1ss IS as,
.. Ar DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
CASINO a7sI s,s'SoG' woO0wARO u. ALLEYS
Choice League Openings Left
CHENE-TROMBlY "'s 9, osssF s.,s,I,., p. SEQ
BOWLING BAlLs Are now AVAIIAsLE,
H''' Your Balt Properly Fitted BY Ioe PauIus
CLUB REC 1925 gGoG%Aao sS,:17,,n.o, ,1, Js s.'sso
opeo soulinu TODAY UrtiI 7 p A9sr ~
t'a0us oO'nins' on tuesday and thursday. ~
CONNER REC. s,s% ssspfs fpsSts AVE s,s| s,s,
ALL DAY ON sArusOHsss "A Ssp IS SUNDAY. Me- !.
CREST LANES IFpthTTJos. = IilFys "sO g Sryls .!I
usIT our STAGE sAR' cocK1Sit IouusseS
0FNpY lis2s WHITTIER. at KELLY Ro
pLNOl ~ ALLEYS AP Gaaa
-eeen soStiHu TO-DAY Until Pm and Apsr N
Homs o. ne Famous Bassst.o'. .chieEsn
GARFIELD A72 CREME 20 ALLEYS
BOWL eowLi DANCE WE'RE p2Ily'
oesn. AiifSs Today Until Pm. ara After ~
GREAT LAKES @o6Sw.ssst " 6Ssr sstT'so.t -, :.
op.n so~ins-so ALLEYS IN A Row-IJnt,I
P.M ara After ~ Pm. Cocktail Bar Adjoining
G. R,-I. REC. '',s IS stp.ys sHtSe Rryss o AYE
INSTRUCTION. - Approaeh. Delivery Corrsett,
'auont. besnneu Invited Call for Appointmsnt
HARPER REC. si,s sssstDIs ssSstR AVE- s:s s:,,
Open boNina TODAY UntH r NJ After A
20 Alley, Visit Our sssuiiiui coeE,su '' tears,
IMPERIAL REC. 'ssssHt Is stI4ys sorOss stos; 5,s,
oPth BOWLING WERE TODAY uNTIL Pm
sll DAY SAT. AND sun ENCEltEsT FOOD \
LOG CABIN % I.o'S sos. ,wxoooOwARo Avs,
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
NON-ASSOClATION
CIRCLE REC. :tsffSs aIftys at rSsSso5s Ss i's.,s
Also OPENINGS tos ! or ftSSs'
DEXTER REC. q S'sIt92y sIf927y 'O'roS 1y s.y9 ,Ls,9,
Choice League Rstevaiiors stu Assilshis
oPts BOWLING HERt AT Alt riMISi
\, P. AUDITORIUM Z 2, Ltsfsss LassSs 20 sy.sg5 !s!g
0psn Aus,s TODAY Until 20 pa knsr il
Att DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUEnhYs
LUCKY STRIKE So, sGsSp 70 Fl,Ste. A.
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-12

Help Wanted: A young woman
who had business in Brooklyn, got
off at the wrong subway station
and stopped at a garage to ask how
to get to an address she read from
the newspaper she was carrying.
''That place is a mile away" said
the garage man, "but you don't need
to go a step farther-there's a job
waiting for you right here" 1t took
the girl, who was engaged in sur
vey, quite a while to talk herself
out of the place. When she returned
to her office, she told her associates
of her adventure and one asked why
she hadn't inquired as to salary, etc.
II might have" she replied, "but
when I came in, he was calling down
the janitor because there had been
no heat all last week and now there
were no lights"
End Piece: Marina, Lillian Fox's
seven-year-old niece, was allowed to
stay up the other evening and lis
ten to the adults talk, on condition
she took no part in the conversa-
ton. After listening to a somewhat
long discussion of the curfew, Mar
ina, apparently no longer able to
hold in, turned to her 12-year-old
brother and declared, / think
grownups are very unpatriotic
complaining about the curfew. We
didn't make any fuss when they
closed our school for week, did we
Peter?"
Bell yndicate.-WNU Features.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-12
Natural Drugs Source
OF Study of Chemists

The chemist has always been in
trigued with the potency of natural
drugs and inquired into the struc-
ture of their active ingredients for
guidance. The leaves of one of the
trees grown in South America was
once found to reduce hunger and in
crease physical endurance. The
chemist isolated the active prin-
ciple, cocaine, in 1850 and observed
it's anesthetic action. In 1879, its
archaeological properties were
studied and it's use as local anes.
thetic was recommended. Examina-
ton of the chemical structure dis
closed certain characteristics, such
as the presence of carboxyl, a
methyl amino group, which led in
vestigators to prepare simpler COM
pounds which contained them. 1t
was by this procedure that Einhorn
found that a simple ester had an
anesthetic action and in 1905
synthesized the we'll known local an
esthetic, novocaine. Although many
variants of it's structure have been
made, and many very useful new
compounds produced, novocaine
still enjoys a high reputation in
medical and dental practice. The
same story can be developed in
other fields of synthetics used in
medicinals, The first hypnotics,
namely, veronal (barbitaD and luni-
nal (phenobarbitaD made by the
original investigators are still in
great repute. the latter having by
far the greatest utility.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-12
Private to Colonel,
Story of G.I.'s Rise

ATLANTIC CITY, N. From
a buck private of the goth fighter
group to full colonel and COM
manding officer of the same out
fit in England eight years later
is the record achieved by Col.
Harold J. Rau, Hampstead, Long
Island. 1t probably cannot be du-
plicated anywhere in the AAF.