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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-23
Robins & Dupont
REALTORS
(Open Evenings)
sl-53 N. Huron Street
Phones e42-W. liza

(Open Evenings)
si-53 N. Huron Street
Phones s42-W. INA
ONE or THE BETTER homes,
rooms all modern. Full base.
ment, fire place, sun room, gar.
age, large lot 1870 Z ITS. Beauti.
ful lawn, on edge Of city IN low
tax district Owner moving to
another town and will sell for
Ss.S0o. Terms.
80 ACRES room modern house,
good out Buildings. ! mile south
OF Clinton. $500. ia down.
II ACRES on Ellis Rd. 9 miles
out $500 cash
ROOMS AND BATH, full base.
msnt, large lots, close to L.
Michigan Ave. Possession at
once. Price only $500 with
ROOM BRICK. All modern.
N. Prospect. $4,000. $4,000 down.
4 ROOMS AND BATH, small
basement. Automatic electric
water heater. Close to school.
$500. $500 down. Now vacant.
|, ROOM HOUSE. East side.
$3.50.
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321 GARLAND. 4 room house with
bath plus two large unfinished
roonNEup, $500. equity, total
1900. Owner at 80 Center st.
Phone 2745-M.
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THEY'RE soMErHINc-more thar
faneies ard fsds, these powerful
little Classifie1 Aaa.
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Real Estate
Houses FoT sale

Houses FOR sSIs
Interesting
Homes
TRULY DELUXE: One OF the
towns finest newer homes. Built
shortly prior 10 war and nicely
located In Falrview Circle part
OF College Heights. Brick and
frame construction. 8 rooms, full
bath, and extra lavAtory. Fire
place. Beautiful recreation room.
Automatic oil heat and hot wa
ter. Basement type garage. Large
rear porch. Big deck upstairs
above porch. Many other nice
features In this truly fine home.
Price, $4,000.
BRICK COLONIAL: one OF the
towns fine older homes, on 8.
Washington Street, close 10 down
town. Brick construction. s
rooms and bath. An older home,
but in nice condition, with a
fine, shady lot. Price, Sl0,50O.
2 FAMILY: Close to high school.
rooms and full bath in lower
part rented for t45 month. 3
rooms and bath above rented
for $40 month. New furnace with
blower system. 2 car garage.
Work shop. Only $500, with
$1,000 down. 5000 extra for fur
niture in upper apartment.
NOW VACANT: s room hom. an
East Forest. Plain exterior ap-
pearance. but nicely arranged
inside with / bedroom and the
bath on LIST floor. car garage.
Extra lot II desired. Price cut
to $500.
WEST SIDE HOMES: We have a
good selection OF West Side
homes. s rooms on W. Michigan,
in very nice condition, $500:
rooms on Pearl Street, near
Summit. $1,000; 7 rooms on
Grant, with extra lavatory,
$4,000 down; s rooms on Wal
lace Blvd. with beautiful double
lot. $4,000: other west Side
homes from $3.50 up.
CLOSE IN: room home. blocks
from down town. Lot runs from
n. Huron Street back to Huron
River. Venetian blinds. Stoker.
Other features. Price, $500, on
terms.
Ghnan & Greenstreet
REALTORS
TEL. 1897 OR 1850
40 w. Michigan.
pEAT7TIETTT E1pII IJ01Iv -
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WANT 70 sELEi Lat houses With
II. PEET, Rssitor. ii9 Pearl St
Phone 1871. Satisfied customers
our hest Advertisement
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

f0nnen, bie sic aus ben bon tbn1 Der"
faBten S9riften ielbft einituoteren
utuifen, tann mm ote 8aiieubeilme'
tbo6e als cine auf ben feiniten pbDft'
oIogii9en @eIeben aufgebaute 5eiltatr
be5ei9nen, Die 1ai6t 10 iebr bic Setlang
ei1tes einaelnen @lieoes, ooer elmer BE-
ftianmten &ranfbeit, fon5ern bic Sci
lung uno 4raftigung oes garaen Ween'
fden beatpedt, uno bamit eine &C.
iunbune bon 40uper r1u6 @eiit er5ieIt.
Ser @erngeoarfe oer &neipp'ihen
SeilApetfe tit, tpie elmer ieiner 8esp,rn'
oerer uno sSiineer erfldrt, Der @ratno'
faR elmer naturgentdBett gottgetuon'
ten 2ebenstpeife. 3uriid 5ltr @infa6"
beit in @rndbrlttpg un6 &leioung 1T
6ie sSoee, Die ouen @in5ebeban6lungen
5ugru1poe liegt, 6ur6 bte Die @in5elon-
tpenbung erlt ibren 8ollItnn un0 ibre
re6te glustpirfung getpinnt. Wean
nennt &neipp einen &eformator Der
Spgiene 1es 2ebens, BEN 1tnern1iib'
Ii6en 8reoiger elmer berniinltigen mo-
tiirli6en 2ebens4pefIe. &neipps 8irfen
gegen l1nnatur uno l1eberfeinerung
bermag 6ie @run6loge elmer leibli9ett,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

tpirft oeine @e6anfen borlegen uno
oie Stride miro enti9ei6en."
@1teae tpuBte, baB nun Der Iugen'
blid gefommen iei, fiir immer auf
grben @i6ie6 bon @aria 5u nebmen
unr ite tpar ttef traurig. Waria troll
tete iie nod etrtmol: ,;Ne11tl 8enn er
(6er Hrd1at) Dir oeine 8ttte ni@t
eetpGbren fann uno lt6 S6tuiertg.
feiten einiteaen, tuirit bu nod ipeiter
binartf eeben. Sirdte ni@ts. Sd Der'
De Dir belfen!" Damn ourdf6ritt iie
bic @lte 6es 3innrers utdo ber-
i9tpmn6.
Die 8ruoerf6aft 6es @fap,tliers
bonn beilieiten SeBen at Beuepoiitn
,puroe in Der Solge tirdItdb erridtet
uno ON 8. Wfai 1894 bon SEQ oem
Dreiaebnten 5u elmer @rabrltberiduft
erboben, iie adblte i'm Sabre 1900 aIf
ben eanaen Belt 457, ,237 Mitglteber.
gftelle Soguette itarb, 86 Sobre aft,
mt %. GuglHt 1929.
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MnttergDttes Gridbeinnng
l5Sortieblt1rq Don 9eite 81

NSorIleBnlg Dott Se1te ~
nm tleinen <bn1 5u ber0ffentli9en
uno Die anoodt aus5ubreiten." Mu.
ria bielt ibr Sfnptlier In ben SGnoen
uno Iito giteIle Elm beranalfommen
urto es 5I fiiiien. 9ie anerieligite
Sl,ngfrau beugte it6 au ibr berab un6
sie hiiBte es. Damn iaete iene nod in
besug anf oos Sers. uASfapulier:
SOU tuirit felbft ben 9rdloten a1tf'
il16en un6 ibm oas Mooen, bas 6u
eenta6t bait, iibergeben. Gag ibm, ct
fol Dir belfen nod ieinem gan5en
&onnen, uno 6aB mir ni6ts ange'
nebmer iein tperbe, als oiees &leio
a1tf ieoem meiner &in6er 5,1 ieben: fte
follen es eebrau6en, um bic 8eleioi'
gltngen a11 fitbnen, tpelde netn Sobn
i'm Safran1ente ieiner 2tebe errpfiingt.
Siebe bic @naoen, oie i9 altsitrel1e
altf iene, bic es nrit e8rtrouen tragen
nno Dir belfen tperoen es 5l1 berbrei'
ten. Damn breitete Wfaria oie San0e
aus tno rei6lider &egen ging aus
ibnen nteoer 1tno auf ieoem Sropfen
ibien cine haionoere @na6e eef6rieben
5u ietn. Murio aber fl.br fort: ,IDiaie
@naoen ftn6 bon meinem So9ne; i9
nebme tie aus ieineu &er5en, er fann
ite mir nt9t bertpeigern. Guf bic
Sroge, tpas auf Der &iidieite oes 5to.
pnliers 511 iteben babe, erbielt fie bic
anhport: Sd bebalte ite mir bor; 6u
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rnoraItf9en uno fo5talen @eiun6ung
Der 80lter sl1 fem. 9ierin, un6 nidt
nur in ieinem groBber5ig 9eiibten
@obItun, liegt Die fo5iale 8eoea1h1ng
Der &netppi9en Seiltpetie. 3ur 3eit,
oa Der @9risbofener &aplan itd fel%
ber Seilung fu6te, tpuroe bon Der
Mee6tain nrr 6as franfe Srgon fiir
it6 allein beriiditdttgt; bic meoi5ini"
i6e 8iiienfdnf ersog gldnse1u6e Di-
agnoitifer, aber fte iiberfab, bob tbre
eigentli6e Qnfgabe bas Seilen fet.
@11etpp feate tpieoer ben hiologif9en
@e6nnfen. in 6en 8or6ergrun6, er be.
tro9tete Den Weni6en als Elm @anaes,
als einest Iebenben Snganismu.s, ,,bei.
fen Geben 11no @e6eibe1t, oefen St0"
rungen Unto l1ntergang bon gans be.
itimn1ten, nur bon einem einbeitlihen
@ef9tspurpft aus 5u beriteben6en
8aoinglrngen abbdngt." Darum BE-
batnoelt ct ri9t oas eine erfrarfte Or.
ean, fon6ern 6en ga1set Mteni4en,
our9 alleemeine &raftieung, our6
gerbeiierung oes 8lutumloufs atnb Der
5dfte 6es @eiumtorganisurus. llno
5tpar iu9t er 6ies a1tsi6lieB1i6 our9
natiirli6e, giftlofe MttteI gu errei9em.
60 entoedt er tpieoer ben @ert Der
gWbGrtung. .Si9 ahbdrten beiBt, feline
2ebensfraft itdrfen, ft9 1tneurpfinoli9
MAIDEN gegen Die @itterungseinfliiiie
uno Eernrperuturunteri6ieoe aber.
ou9 gegen 5trapa3en, gegen bic na6'
teiligen GatBern gtnhiife aller Qrt."
(S9luB foIgt)
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T Sobesatt5etgett +

Rrs. @arb 8eber'Beplinifi, geit. ON
20. MGrs 1916, i'm <er bon 70
SSabren, in grie, $50. sic binter-
IdBt bren @otten Sobn 7. 9ep.
1inifi.
Mers. Anua &enneber8, geIt. om 25.
Weai 1914, in alter Don 81 Sabre,
in @l1otportb, Soff., Gambia.
Sranf 9Obetis, geft. ONT. IA. Sebr.
1916 in 0etroit, Mi9. Sitter 2efer.
Ners. .. 6. 5uleD, gelt. on1 16. Sebr.
1915 in geetparf, Sbio. Alte 2e>
ferin.
eugene Snmbredt, geb. am %. qan.
1878; geit. am is. San. 1916, tpobl
borberettet, in Mc&ees Gods, 9a.
Glitter 2efer.
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SA.NOS

brtnet fdlennige Silfe BET Salsleiben
aGer Nrt, Sonfilitis, geidparen,
Afbma, Sabfener nnb SimnstronbIe
pegen ieiner giftfeimt0ten0en @igen-
i6aft.
l1niere felt fait einem balben Sabr"
bun6ert BET ben dlteiten 2eierft oes
Ohio 8atienfreunb befannten tno als
unentbebrli6es Sausbeilmittel anee.
tpanotes &rdutern1itteI lit aug BEN be-
iten Seilfr6utern bergeitel1t.
8reis- per Slol9e; $500 fir
6 Gloi6en; $3.50 fiir 12 Slaiden.
grpreB Collect. Harcel Boit ertra.
SIZE 8olfram So.
451 Sbeampre Street
Columbus Is, Obio
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Mnsfunft

(8ortieBung bon Seite 81
linn bo6entpidelte Raturbeilmetbobe,
beion6ers Die 8aierfur tpiiien n106tett
geben mir na6itebeno oas peientli6fte
un0 tpidtigite oerielben. 8or auen iet
fnbes bemerft, BOB, tpenn man felbft
bic beri6tebenen 8erfabren borninrr1t,
iebr genat nod 8orfdrtft borangeben
nuB, Inn 11ibt mebr 56aoen als geut.
5en an5uri6ten.
0hne olf @ttaelheiten eingehen al
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8ilb 1: Gieb5ebn Sobre lang batte
@aria bon ggppten Elm 2aiterleben in
glleranbrien geFiibrt, ais iie iid einent
gileeraag na9 Serlialem aaidloB.
glls fife ii9 Der Stride, tpo eine &eli.
q,.ie bes 2reuaes4 4gbuiiti aufbetpabrt
,pur6e naberte, tplrbe fie bon anfiAt.
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barer &raft sl1riidsebalfen. 5re
5iinofaItigfeit bereuerb, tat tie itrenge
gnBe nnb berbra6te nabeau SO Sabre
in Ser 8iiite. sSbr Set lit am 8. MpriL
8ilo 2: Ser fleire gene5et ober
8ennet biitete bic Sdafe ieiner Weitt-
fer uno mar Elm Matiter Der Sr0ul-
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migfeit. gr itarb in S. 1884. Ms
iein 5arg 500 Sabre ipdter er0ffnet
purbe, faro man oen aeidnant ll1t-
Deriebrt. Gein Seit lit an IA. april.
Bib s. Das Set ber gerfiinoi oiglins
Marid sDirb geApobnlid am 25. Wdr5
qefeiert. @eils aber in oiGent Sabre
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des Gutachten: :
"Ich habe Ihrs Be-
handiung versucht. Ich
kann linen NIGHT in Wor-
ten ausdruecken, VIE sehr
ich linen fuer hire Be.
handlung danken kann."
Mrs. David Yeoman
Cornwall, N. Y.
Wenn Ihr leidet an jucken-
den, blutenden oder hervor-
tretenden Piles, koennt Ihl
einen reiehlich genuegenden
Vorrat Won PAGES Palliative
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Der 9alnuionntag altf biales Datum
|fieI, p1rbe es auf ben 9. Npril ber-
fdoben. an biefem Gage feiert bic
Stride bic gufdeinung oes Gi,eels Gu
briel, als 0ieier Der bl. s5nngfran ber-
fii1bete, lie tperbe Ole Ninstter oas
ggeIterl0iters Sefus GbrItus.
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I .:S
Versucht Pages Palliative Pile Prae-
parate fuer Haemorrhoiden (Piles)
Leiden FREI! ......

Jene unangenehmen Anzeichen Won Piles - Schmerz,
Jucken oder Bluten-koennen prvaim und bequem ~.
Hauss gelindert werden. Tausende sind ueber Pages
Palliative Pile Praeparate begester Man ese fogen-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
t:E GIVES YOU A COUNT

20 BLOCK The long suit IN an
otherwise %?ntryless No Trump
dummy, your desire is to play the
top card at just the right time.
If you play it too soon, the de-
clarer has a card of the suit LETT
and can lead to the remainders.
If you hold it up too long, you
simply present to the declarer a
trick which he otherwise could
never get. The crllN of the situa-
ton is the declarer's number of
cards in The suit. That you can't
know except by aid Of your part
ncr whose signal tells You how
many he holds himself,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
VETERANS

Learn a trade. Printing is inter-
esting and offers unlimited posi-
bilities for advancement. Skilled
craftsmen are we'll paid.
The Southern School of Printing
has been approved by the Veterans
Administration for the training OF
veterans under the G. l. Bill Of
Rights.
For complete information in re-
gard TO the school write the South
ern School of Printing l5l4-l6 South
Street, Nashville (2) Tennessee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
LOST-FOUND

LOST OR STRAYED FEMALE
hound, clear white and biae.
spots. Notify Jonn -. Tuupl.
Route 3. Henderson, phone 35u3
l5-ii.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
WANTED

PEOPLE SUFFER-
ing from kidney trouble or back
ache to try kIDDO, 97c Monev
back guarantee. Page = HOcutt
Drug Co. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
REPAIR SERVICE
REPAIR SERVICE

4 complete STOCK Ol tubes and re-
placement parts Tor any make
radio. Prompt service. All work
guaranteed. Free pick up service.
West Montgomery street. Phone
PA. ST
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE SADDLE MARE. WORk
~, re- Y C. 1881
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

OPENING TUESDAY: SILHOUET-
te Gift Shop. 2ll Belle stree.
GIFTS fer all occasions. l5-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

INSULATION PROPERLY N
stalled will help keep you cool
during the Summe~ and save you
heat in the winter. Call J. Maurice
Allen for estimates. Phone
lO2G-W. Nh FIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

YOU CAN REALIZE PROFITS BY
renting that extra Dom or ap mt
ment, quickly and economically
through a Dispatch Want Ad.
1o-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

SEE YOUR COAL DEALER NOW,
and ne may be able to help you
keep warm this winter. Call on us.
n. O. FaIkner md Son. Phone 200.
3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

WANTED - CLEAN, SOFT RAGS
2 IL cents pound at Dispatch OF
free
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
Going Out of Business
HENDERSON MILLING
COMPANY
f or 5 ale!

One set Corn Rocks and Mill
complete
Line Shafts and Pulleys
One Mil Stan Hoist
Switch Boxes. b Y Cable
Cab" Tubing
Ele> ators Complete
Belts
One Vertical One-ton Feed
Mixer
One fiVt-ton John Deer Corn
Shelter
Three Electric Motors
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

ATTENTION CAR OWNERS: IF
vol have a certificate to buy new
tires. be sure to buy the Atlas
tire-;he tire that is guaranteed
for twelve months Internationally
against all road hazards. Bon Ton
ESQ Service and and Harris and
Daniel ESQ Service. 2U-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICE

FREE AND NOT RATiONED IS
The courtesy and service We offer
you Whcn you enter or store. We
really appreciate YEA. business.
F,-e tone Store, M-tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

YOU NEED ONLY READ
the newspaper headlines to
observe the tremendous i'll
crease in automobile acct
dents. Are you insured
against such hazards? Better
be safe than sorry when ade-
quate protection costs so lit
Tie, Pinnell Insurance agency.
Phone 252 or 1921. If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

WANT TO BUY, SELL OR TRADE2
Use the Dispatch Want Ads tor
quick results. l2-3li
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

ATTENTION MEN,-COULD YOU
use an extra $500 per day? Work
a 4 hour shift-choose your W
hours. Full time work also avail
able. Age no handicap. Write 10
J. Il. Watkins, Dept. S-3, Rich
mond, Va. l5-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

HOSPITAL INSURANCE --CARO-
lima Casualty Insurance Co., Bay
lor's Insurance Service D. 7
Beckham. Agent. Fox 7l8. Hen
dersnn, N. c.. cnone 480-W
3O-27tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

FOR PROMPT ELECTRICAL SER
vice call Du.fell Electric Con-
tracing, Sales and Service. Phone
Mo. l0l7. p. O. Box Gl2, LENDER
son, N. c. 28-2Ot
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15

WANTED TO RENT: THREE OR
four room furnished or unfurnish-
ed apartment by permanent resi-
dent. Phone Dispatch at 500. #
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE.
In Tho Superior Court.
Worth Carolina:
Vance County
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-
They Have Clipped The CIopp

VX7ALKED the back veranda the other afternoon
w about three the instrument board 1t nice
afternoon but looked my wrist watch with spraned
preston when heard the rattle Of milk bottles.
didn't knoO whether ny eyes deceired
Uheher my insurance had elapsed Uhen actually SAN
the mdkman rounding the shed tcith his bottles
9lrgjng like leoky ryiophoHe.
"Are you today" quizzled early for tomor-
row:" Neither he respoke 1T the abundant life
for and for ALL Let patriotic sopranos sing in he
dawns early light But and my hoss sleep late from
this out"
He explained everything in few wel-chosen rebukes.
There time the old days when had TO rush the
milk up the dark the couldn't get good
gander at it.
DUT today have pasteurizaon, acoong deepreeNng,
I'D electrical refrigeration and modern plumbing Some slick
expert figured lived antsepc 24hour world and there
well-oiled why milk couldn't be delivered in
the afternoon with the rest Of the grocery list
And that's way it is going be. But it Is going to
terrific hiatus in my chronic sphasia II don't hear
the catter of the mikmans ouregged alarm clock will
not know what time I getting home.
knew this would happen when they put rubber tires
the milk trucks Then they put rubber hoOfs the hOsses
Finally. they put rubber pantes on the babies
love lie awake in the dms early dunks and listen
to the opp copp copp of the mkwagon hoss I'll put that
fourth clopp down minute. II told that another day
about break forth schedule and could sleep another
nightmare. Clopp.
AIOW the efficiency experts have the economy Of in
deibe by switching the precedence around
habits facing the cart Soon the coaman and the eman
will join the vanishing suburbanes and shall be alone
with catarrh.
Copyright by KIM
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
Winnie's Gift
From FDR BOunces

AS A MEMBER Of the sordid
n capitalist press - meaning
newspapers which have 10 make
a profit or 60 out OF business
! was barred from the big cele-
bration OF the October revolu-
tion Al the Soviet embassy the
other day.
Naturally soeiai-eIimbsr
HLs me does not relish being
barred from a SoUist party be-
cause IL 10 definitely a knock
at once social standing. Being
inVitsd TO the Soviet embassy
fsw years ago was LIKE be-
ing asked IL you Wouid core
for a cup Of hsmIoeh, With a
rat-poison chaser, but things
hoVs changed 80 radically that
now you are practically no
body. in spades, IL you do not
get bid.
/ would like 10 say that I do
not give a Dniepcr dam AT be-
ing ostracized, but il would not
be the truth. All l am doing is
kicking myself for not having
been smart enough TO guess that
the Soviet union would become
Americas sweetheart.
But ! am not going 10 show
my feelings like most of the
towns society reporters, who
were also among the unlimited.
! deplore remarks like that OF
the Countess Austine Cassini,
who reported:
For some reason guests at
Soviet embassy parties don't ex-
pect TO have n good time. They
spend their time looking around
To see who isn't there"
Attendance Is considered a
stern duty. My spies report
the Belgian Ambassador Silver
cruys hooked at his wrist watch
and muttered:
Twenty minutes.i I guess
It's all right TO 20 now"
Distributed By kim restures evnd, Inc.
Rsproduction IN whole o. IN payt
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
LATGHS--THAT.S
WHAT WE NEED
By HENRY McLEMORE

a blanket so tight there isn't a
wrinkle in II. OF course, the
soldier doesn't get a bed 10
make up when he is out in the
field fighting. but it is mighty
comforting 10 him to know that
if he did get a bed, he would
know exactly how TO make IL
up,
II was impossible for me 10
scale an eight-foot wall when /
went in to the army. Now,
thanks TO my army training. /
am able as a civilian TO scale
any eight-feot wall that blocks
my path on the streets or side
walks of New York, l haven't
run into any yet, but il gives
me feeling Of security to know
that if l did / could hike up my
pants, loosen my collar, and.
with a cry of triumph on my
lips, leap over one.
The army taught me to seorn
the snors. Statistics PROVE that
many movviogs goes on the
rocks because one Of the life
partners snorss, thus causing
great mental anguish 10 the
other life partner.
Any man vho has sver spent
term in an army barracks 10
not goingS to be bothered by
suorss.
In my barracks at Camp
Wheeler we had, at one time,
Stu Love, the champion free
style snorer Of Jeannstts, Penn,
Jaek Mayo, clay courts mixsd-
doubles snoring champion from
Miami and Jimmy Reid, catch.
as-eoteh can snoring champion
from Candor, N. c.
After a fsw weeks Of dsep-
ing in the same room with
these talented artists. q man
vouid not be disturbed eUen If an
elephant sneaked up to his bed
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
YOUR
HEALTH

WHOOPING cough is always
w a worry TO parents. And,
although during the last five
years. the number of cases of
whooping cough has dropped 10
a great extent. unfortunately
the death rate of this disease in
children under one year of age,
continues 10 be altogether too
high. II is unfortunate tn
methods for protecting children
under six months of age from
whooping cough cannot be en-
ployed because babies Just do
not develop immunity at this
early age.
Whooping cough vaccine for
preventing this disease, there
fore, is usually not administered
until the baby is b out six
months old. Hence, If deaths
from this disease are 10 be pre-
vented il Is essary that
methods be found for treating
children who already have
whooping cough, and for pro-
tecting those who are exposed
10 il. by the injection of some
serum which will give immunity
for a short time at least.
NOR both these purposes,
i there has been developed
what IS known as human hyperz
immune whooping cough serum.
In preparing this serum, adults
who were known TO have had
whooping cough in their child
hood were given injections OF
whooping cough vaccine every
four months. AT the end Of the
first four months and AT vary
ing times thereafter, blood
serum was taken from them and
this serum is called human
hyperimmune serum.
Tests Of this human hyperim-
mune whooping cough serum
have been carried out in large
groups of children. DR.. Harriet
NJ. FELTON, Of Philadelphia used
it in 30S infants and children.
who were exposed 10 whooping
cough About eight out of 10
did not get the disease OF l37
children who were continuously
exposed. more than two-thirds
escaped the infection entirely.
In children who are not pro-
tected by hyperimmune serum.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
WASHINGTON
SCENE

THE seemingly impossible has
happened - and / would
like to point out in my blush
ing, modest way that have
the story exclusively.
- The giant C-54 that FDR
gave Winston Churchill as
y personal gift has been turned
back to this country.
The huge airplane. fitted out
like a flying palace, is now
very much under cover at the
Washington Airport. But IL is
once again the property of the
American taxpayers.
Would you iike to know
Uhy We got IL back, asking a
purely rhetorical question?
Because IL needed 100000
wovth Of oUsrhauiins and the
British government said IL
wouId not spend that hind of
dough on a private plane for
an sx-prirs minister!
Churchill said he couldn't af-
ford il himself, although he is
said TO be fairly well-fixed. The
upshot was that the expensive
gift-which in old times would
have cost more than a king $
ransom-was flown back here
by Churchiii's own personal
crew who informed our state
department we could keep IL!
Furthermore we are going 10
keep IL. No business Of footing
the repair bill and then asking
Mr.. Churchill If he won't
please accept II back.
7 HAVE not been able 10 learn
i yet what we are going 10 do
with the ship, but whoever gets
II, gets a honey. After accepting
the gift from our late President
In the summer of 1914, Church
Ill had the thing fitted up In a
way that no airplane has ever
been fitted up before.
Let me give you a rough Idea