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10-C TNI DETROIT TIMES " I THIS WAX KEEPS THE 1 CAR CLEAN FOR * * |' ' LEM AND OIN IE By Paul Fogarty rS*W C*NIE T >*A AM vA kVHO N , / " J (/but, savw i'X /CeSm but\ W'M£SU«£ \ SUQ£ HAOQA | HlllO '• I liS? / * 7 WOQK* \ ' THOUGHT VOU \/ THOSE ABE \ VANINA THANK I CONK A MESSA ' V U / /// WQQK' SAiO WE CMD/vTT MERtCAN TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD _ ■~ t ’"- itil. nickname in—L iter 1 -<• v to IS—To rontrr,d 21— Grmm Bengal'. i 4 -Cntn : Per,- . ♦CBO*:v ]—L u* Hi.: - * m untain ride t GeOi • t>—Crea»y ruhstancer ft—Citrui fruit JO—fw» •»! type "iJ 4 5 b 1 ® 1 /Vx 10 11 •t p;' HI~lil!I=I •i ’ 10 7 Il'llllllll so !>i y// >i jj y// « t.b '• 7^777/ A 0 i II" ii «5 «* *1 ZZ** w m II 1 1H 11 id <ll Cr\ptoquote— A cryptogram quotation: Iccj gcnqhto htj iccj jfbgcpsba hsa mva laso bttazb cx lfsmpa—Zhwmct. Saturday's Cryptoquotc: Ho who con siders too much will perform little—Schiller. Dtatrlbuted by Kins Feature* Syndicate. Inc Mark A. Macon)ber Dies in Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO. March 31— I Funeral arrangements are being made for Mark A Maoombcr. 73. 1 founder and president of the Kalamazoo paraffin Co., v\hn died a’ his home here. He rose from a grocery store clerk ;n Perry. N. Y., to an executive and industrialist in 19 years. U. of M. to Adopt j Slew lime April 3 ANN ARBOR. March 31 Two timing begins here April 8 uh«n the Universit> of Michigan breaks vw*h the city of Ann Arbor and adopts “slow” time o’.udents and university em ployes will report at the same time even though the clocks arc turned bark Ferry Monument 111 <»Ull-Sll4M*li Tost PUT-IN-BAY. 0.. March 31 (INS)—Officers from the Krie Proving Grounds have examined the monument to Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry at Put-In- Bay to determine whether the test firing of artillery is damag.ng the 352-foot memorial. * ~-a ov+'KTterxrrNT NIRVOUS IHMtsm - R> + • /yr that U yra* I 7* your stomach on the warpath from war titter *, worry and overwork* Sufferer* from jump}, nervou* indu gettion find that PZFTO BflMOlf help* bnng prompt relief from heart bum, dutre** after meal*, ga* on th® stomach. Tattei and does good. Ask your druggut for pepto-bismol when your stomach it upteL A NORWICH PRODUCT A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles It la efctima'M that over a million flouar* annually is spent tor vari ous remed.es for rei.e ir.p piles Yet any druzEiit will tr-11 >ou that aoothin*. coolinr astrinzent Peter son'a Oinlrnent wiil allav pile tor ture in a few imnut* 3 r < a box f'»c In tube with applu»)*ii Peter arm* (Tint mem brTLirl pidiupt. j<» • ful relief fiom tch.nK Money back U not delighted. Monday, April 2, 1945 4. . ■ ■ il :'ii: tnienf • ne w jpaper i. 4X—Musi a: iniliumtnti 4R—Engllth author. 4**— Muiorat ntudy. 40—Domcatlcatet 51 RUrr i Eur >. 52—Siv'w vehicle, now n 1— Flckleneia. 2 T ren 'dins. 3 Morning ipoet ). 4 —A caper 6—Herniated fU*t letter. •—l'a.M 7 A;tide of furniture B—Layer ft— Friena i Tibet i. 11 —Anxi u» 1 ■.—Goddesa of dawn 1 o—Omwd 20—Like of tobacco. 22—Calcium nym i. 2.l—lreland 27—R man house rod 29—Depart • jO—Fralt i In, 31 Wllrtnea*. 3 3—Jewel 3*—Trailed • • « 3S—(loddesi of beauty. .3ft—civil wrong*. 4 t —True. 4 l—Sport 4>>—Any fruit drink 17 —Varying weight, ilnd i. . S-Insect. .10—Fi-irr, 12—Tatter. >4—Cam- of »*i;l. 27—Young ha:r 4 o— Arimf jvm . J i ■ ■ a|r%Jf A|RpFc U| b]L NT j [Mi FIN TTAD Bp s MolAlNlLß^iPFtTw baturday a Answer Philippines Recall Expert on Quinine ANN ARBOR. March 31 (INS) —Jose V. Santos, research assist ant in the U. of M. botanical gar dens. will return to the Philip pines to establish quinine and rub ber plantations on Mindanao. Santos, formerly a member of ihe staff of the University of the Philippines, was here at the re quest of the Philippine govern ment, studying methods used on tubher and quinine plantations in Mexico and Central America. Car Overturns Truck A woman driver, whose ear failed to stop at Grand River and Woodside and crashed into a small truck, turning it over, faced traffic court today on a charge of reckless driving. She 'is Mrs. Justine J Schwope, 21, of 18236 Beaver land. JETROIT'jfe^TIMES PuNiil.ca e.ery Uwi D»v Evening ind Mf>i C 'tr.p*ny »t 125* Tlmcj Square. Dm .- Jl, Michigan Entfrrd at Detroit Mich at Berond Clat* Mall Mattel TELEPHONE—CHERRY *‘bf> SiiStc.-iptif'n ,iate iin hv nail t" place tn th t'nited varc, Canada*' M. m o Ori t-dd • ttr-7 t. 7 Cr-vei war import tax DaHr and Daily .‘■inday sundav T 1 : c» Mentha J ii. $1 >v $ • ~iS la M- nth# so 4 '• t 1 1 in t.m» Year 1•> I'd 7 vn > o P't« applying t° Mi riir.i , ate. . r,!v T ice M n-h» $ iW Jl T, | 4 i . >■ la Montha 4 .(> I 'uy « in (.'lie V< ar 7 so 7 *0 1 on fi. CARRIER YEARLY i DAILY $ I V no I SUNDAY 7 Mi DAILY AND SUNDAY 2 40 WEEKLY daily toe M'AY 1 s c DAILY AND SfNDAY 4 a- 1 —rr vrrr ■' ncT - ■ " D n> t «en I ca fare: • All . » .« . a'tt ar.d rr •>!»•■* .-dci, u ild t < rr • < ta .• ie ■ 5 rei '-i-Hf.r. clun.e right* t> u*» **r li t in anv ; rm a'l he«* dirpatrh* • credited to 1* or r.at o-nrrwis* credited in t.\it .i.vr Tired Kidneys Often Bring / Sleepless Nights f>/vtof« £ yo-tr kidßeva r : <un 11 rr ’-w of ttny tube* nr Liter* whi< n Lein to purify to* bio.id and koep you he»li(>. Wb, o th< v pet t.r-1 and dent work ricLt in the b.yun.e. » Ali.v r-fe-ple have to ret up nigtita. f re iuent nr »earty pa.at.aKtw with an an.ng and burn..- c t metisne® ahn»» tbtre i.« something wr * vitL vur kidney a nr bladder. Don't nep!' t the or,n«Ji*i' n and bee valual le, rehtful aioep. “ hen du- rder of kidr* v fun r ti' n perm,-■, t‘ ■»*' nr, » master t'» ren.ain in v«ur )>1 >d. it :..av air-. ea-j«e 1 yrkarLe, rheurr.* ;o ■ Nr I " I -• »f pep a; i t-. - - *t 11 nr, pit,..nets uuder the ejea, hea.iachea i nd d. • j. tries*. r Jj • t waul! A-e t f TY- ar'a .it. ua»d auc'eeafulljr by t: ili .na for over 40 '■***• *b # y f a happy and will hrjp Ir e 15 n.ilea ~f kidney tube*.final* nut pn.enn uua «*at* Uvtu >oux Uvnei. Cxi u*t* a 1 utg. HENRY BATMAN AND ROBIN ‘ By-Bob Kane A_C2E «.3ulaP 'll w-wc*CT H tme 1 e£ aH BPsoo^^W* or-.-MAC-t L.E.T 5 OtT HIM/ P.UT ' . 'iDEMTiPiC ATtONSI T U C2.m STONE ' Aj l C AREFUu t(E (A. k 3 ON tmOSE hJT A ALOmG 1H ■ MES6ivFnH ..OIOEO BUZ SAWY E R By Roy CraneT f a re, sib. fpanw.v/1 [KID STUFF/violation [how in the name of. heaven can we make —— X I THOUGHT NOTHING OF OF REGULATIONS' YOU'RE y TWS A CRACK SQUADRON IF YOU YOU I'LL WASTE FEW WORDS ON ANY MAN \ IT. AFTER COMBAT IT ONE OF KEY MEN. i OUT/ GIT OUT BSPOftl Z T WHO'S FOOL ENOUGH TO FLY UNDER A ] SEEMED VERY TAME. YOUVE SET A DANGEROUS EXPLODE I Tr _ — * 2Z THE DETROIT TIMES DAILY RADIO GUIDE M O N D A Y Tim* W JR—76O CKLW-800 WWJ-950 WXY2-1270 WJLB-1400 WJBK-1490 500 Ithvihm Matinee Neva. Muale When Girl Marrlea Captain Mldnltht-D Newt br Wrifht Neva IS Mart Marlin Superman Rortia Earea Lit# Terry and Plratea Muaie Melody Matinee JO it. t«ern the LlneaKadlo Jackpot Jutt Plain BUI Dirk Trary-D ** " 4S Uarharahop grtet. him Mu Front Pa*e Farrell Jack Armatronr-M War Jobs Mountain Pete-M 600 Bob Row ley-N Rollin’ Home .Ne»afi»Tr U e Day In Retlew-N Nr»» War Joha-T Mnateel Coektalle-M IS Irlheleat Ne»a Protraaor Moaaoa Teaaa Ranrert •• Siewa, Muale 30 lii.n Lar*e Chorua Conca Khumha Sporta Review Lee Smita-N " Ltenlne Serenade 45 Neva ’* Lottell 11... mat Eye* on Tomorrow Sport* Return* 700 larh KlrWw<*«d-V t ulton Lewi* Mippert lub Headline F.dltlon-N Wiru* Echoe*-V Muale •t» Hrdria Hopper tswlnt a the thing Wi.rid Nona Raymond G. Swing ** N'»a tea 30 Thankt to Tanka ’* Gilder'lct«e-D Lon# Ran*er-D " Muaie ;4S ** World and I). S. •• ** “ 800 Vo* Fop-V ( eell Brow* Ceesleade America led Malone Waraaw Echoe*-V Itallan-Amcrteee :1S ’* New» Are “ Lum ’n’ Abner-D “ .30 Uurna and Allen t’ei.ole ,\«k The Volee-M Blind Date-D Ukrainian Hr.-V :4B •• Senator I udinct-.n-T " •* •* German-American 90C Radio Iheater-D <<ahrlel Heatter-T Telephone Hour Chance tor Yank Italian Hour-Y New* :IS •• Real l ife Stone* •• “ 14 Word Woman 30 " Radio I orum Information Plea** Spotllaht Banda “ Tempi' ilaptitt-R 4 5 ** •• ** Detrolt-Greek-P " a A 00 Srreen tiulld (nmmind Performance l-ortralts in Muale Guy Lnmbardo-M Detrolt-Greek-V New* ||:tS ” ’* M “ Swin* Club II 30 Iwo City gula Symphnnette Dr. I. g. Peure Forum Goodwill Hour-V kilaertonu guartet I W :4S *• " •• Dance Time •• •• noo J..hn Denman s Newt Newt Newt Ac* Newt. Goodwill Ur. Musical Potpourri 15 Jimmy Carrol-M guiet Sanctuary Richard Harknett Waahtnrton Report “ •• SO R...d Raehurn-'t Author * Playhoua# Play Conteat •• New*. Mutle ■45 Elliet Lmurence-M Dene* Mum. •• OPA 4 J| OO New a Ace New* Ne»» Strln* Enaemhlr-M 1400 Cl*b Corn ’Ttl Mora 1 I 15 Muale I rnm W eat Dawn Patrol st l.oula Serenade " “ •• 1/30 Anai’ll Mill >1 ** Van Hamm guartet Clancy Hayea-M Telephone Qul* Newt. Mutl* ■ *■ 45 •• Lee Sima-M ** 1400 Club T U E S D A Y Tim* W JR—76O CKLW-800 WWJ-950 WXYZ-1270 WJLB-1400 ' WJBK-1490 700 Rnh lonr»eii-N New* Today’# Tune* Remember Son* War Jobe-T Muale and Newt 15 MulholUno Vur. Happy Joe-V Re.elite Roundup Newa “ •• .30 ** " Swin* Mates Top of Morning •• •• .45 Happy llank V ” Vewa by Grant Newa -• M 800 R«.h Rowler-N Newa News Roundup Martin Acronaky I nlty Viewpoint R News -.l* Victor I.lndia hr Happ* Joe-V Minute Puradu Rurkerooa Re.. C. Ftaher-K Morninr Melodies 30 Mulholland Vur. ’’ “ New* Pollab Hour V for the Girl* 4 5 Breakfast Qull Maul* 900 Know America New, Listen to Leash Breakfast Club-V Polish Hour-V New, Potiah Var. 1* M ippy loe V ” Poliah Varieties 3® Faeten Winter* M»rile Labbitt Newa Ace ** •* •• 4* lo be a*)t'n'>unred Newa Deareat Mother M " -- gaoo V alien I Lady H i<> be anneunri i New* of WorM True storr-D Betheada lemple-R Polish Varieties I IB l.lxht oI World •' l.nfa l.awton “ •• •• I II 10 * ,r% P»*e Mary Mor*an-T tinder* Keeper* Paahlnn Reporter Greet Waltaea * VP ;45 Bath a t hlldren New* Joyce Iwd.n l.latenln* Po,t-D ” " n: OO Honeymoon Hill Meet the Band M Road nt l.lfe-D Tom Hrenneman Flyln* Reperler-T Polish Varieties IS Second Husband Melody Tlnie-M to he announced ” ’• - JO Biisl.t llorlion Soldier'* Wile-I> Mu»lc R....m Gil Martyn Name that lune Betty Robert* 45 Aunt Jenny Hliat't Your Idea? Da.ld llarum t) Jack Bert h C oncert Oreheutr* New* 4 A OO Kate -.mlth New, tilulnerrh Glamour Manor New*. Rand o( Day Music | J II III* Niater IJ Alorton Downey-M lip lop Muale •• •• 1/30 Helen I renl-D Newt At* New, by iirant Newt Rita Tower* •• • "• 45 titl Sunday-1) Noontime Mrlodlet .Man In Ser.lee lip Top guts-M Detroit Gl'a ■' 100 I if* It- Willful D Newa Tn T.l"*»i>hntin. #d Baukh**e-T Mlludr'a Matinee Poliah I adlca Hour 15 'la Perkin* l> Happy <>an*-V Mualt Sketthea Lady ot t harm-T " JO Hrtnadlnr yl.nn Newa Ace " ” •• 43 Tseal l»r Mil --ona .if l’a,t 'I., ha K' lllrr " “ " 2CO Idytt liTrHao i rdrle ti.sier t.uidinr lltht-D Eddie ( has* Newt. Varieties barred Heart 15 Iwn on a Clue Ku.h lluthu M today's 4 hlldrrn-D “ “ Naw* Muale it> Perry M Mri,.d> ClnM M Women in White - 15 fen* ar 1 llm Newt Reporter H.mri. of Churches ” ” 300 I Ind. a 1.1 I Heartaon* llour-M Woman of America Appointment. Life Newi ’n' Tunes Nawa Muale 15 I dll'.r a IJauihtrfsYarletlea-M bit Perkin* D '• Juke Boa 30 llrarlt In Harm. *3 Peppt-r Yuun* D show World Strictly Jly* J* Slump t a New, llapplneaa Rlcht-D ” Sou.enlrt ot Past 400 Haute Party Walter Comptoa Bar katat W ife D New* Viewy strictly Jlvt New*. Metis IB t on** Khumha Stella Dallas IJ Ithrl and Albert Lncl# Nlcb JO Marshall Well* •• Inrenrn Jnnea-D Armln I rant-M ■' * •• 4* Rhythm Matinee Wldder Brown Hop H.rrtjan Caballero* o—l Drama MMualr n Nrwy K—ReUgtS® T-laU V -Variety P-P*Utkal Proftami supplied fry radio stations, suhiset to thongs without notice. fl FOR QUICK RELIEF FROM "1 STIFF JOINTS and BRUISES Muscular Achtt and Paint • Sprains • Strains 1 ' I Vsr?n\ j (ten NEED id. .jg^mUNIMENTj By Carl Anderson DOUBLE TROU BL E * By Mac Lean - ■' - ■ -■ m|| |||M || JEANNIE! AND YOUR NAp!}'. , ' ,,; -I ~,• TIMUORWURLUNCH- fW ' '• DONALDDUCK By Walt Dime’/ < itv llall Polii'P <;i|>lain Proimilod The common council today ap proved the promotion of Arthur \V. Mierow, in charge of the city hall police detail, from captain to inspector, thus eliminating the only captaincy in the department ?llerow the police force in came to the city h-»l! detail in 1930 and was promoted to cap tain about two years ago. SAVE HIM 111 \ IATS! THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME fev/N/ HyA,SAXIE, OL’ BOV- SON6PLU66CR.^/^ME MIST BEDESPERATE? TjNc / KIDDO-IM GIVIN' YOU A BiG I / wCXJLD ShOCT hiS GRAND-)/ WHEN he SArfiE : ;]W BREAK- lU GONNA LET YOU N i MOTHER.GET OkE f\ TO PLAV iT. ThAT SAND j I : !\ BE THE PiRST BAND TO PIAV \ M ' s FUNERAL < { COULDN’T HOLD A I OUR NEW NUMBER," CORRAL ) \^ ARCMES A ME, MR. IN-BETWEEN •” 70S- ( i WANTED TC» HE pTckSWtN introduce it. But x sez J / pole, J{( tj\es line he { i tSv THiS IS FOR SAXIE- V LET ALO*slE SHAKE his j ( RCt<S OP THE. j "* ’ Your l arrier A YOUNG BUSINESSMAN By JIM RTOWER atm TOM l .iLDH ELI, # Tom it 14. li\rv it 71 Lfroy and »«rvei Timn vubicriberi in E. Anchor street. In t»o sears n a carrier he has increased hit piper business from 11 customers rn *0 ind hit prohtt to $9 j tteek He liket to carry the limes for the experience in nseeitn* <nd dralinc with the public, lie his s 7 i m the bank. n% nt ix war hondt. Tom\ ambition it to become in electri cian He it a ttudent in Our Lidv of Lourdes School, is a Stir Scout in Riser Rouse Troop No. t. pint softbiil in The Detroit Timet C irrier Aihlrtic league, and buildt model planet as a hobhs. Hit iiimi ec.ii n? experience *i' »hen he «at elected honorary mi'or of R»'ei Roui<e hv lellow tcoutt on National Boy Scout Dav early this tear Tom at*endt church rejularlv at Our i Lady of Lourdw. 1 . I[ I J 1 ! I#WISHING WELL Regiatered U. S. P.t»nt Office, 57 36284273547 AF A YAA DBO GFR 0 7 2 534 3 283746 8 LA I RAORNAIMUO 3 5 6 284375623 7 TNA ODAESERAFH 473f657 2 3 4 6 5 7 TWUDEROILIIER 6 4 2 5 7 3862787 6 DC N £ R I HOG II E L 18364f2 5 8 6 4 5 7* SK D INPAOE ZER I 7 2 7 43657 43267 LI EWEE DUS AND P HERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It Is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters In your first name. If the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6. add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left hand comer of the rectangle and check every one of your numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under M the checked figures give you. 4 2. 5 3 ? NEWS Detroit's Only 5:30 Ntwscast WJ3X dial IttO Buy War Bonds —and Keep Them IS. unroll lim'l “That’s our song!” Wftß WORKERS?] mM j ■hrPrrrTiyin nfItyTTWTM fiS#CUTICUR^ t SOAP A, OINTMENT I By Jimmy Hatlo