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Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

to the capital
fter a whirwind tour
7 h at would have
knocked out most other
men. 1t didn't even
fatigue him. His new
aide, looking at him in
awe, asked:
"Mr. President, how
do You accomplish so
much without getting
weary?"
The President stared
out the car window in
silence for a few mo-
ments and then said:
"YOu're looking at a
man who spent two
years trying to learn
how to wiggle his big
toe again.
DHIL BAKER was re-
l. Gently introduced to
DR.. Hu Shin, the Chi
nose ambassador.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

Lillian Gish May return to the screen in
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
If you can remember Lillian and Roszika
Dolly in the silent film The Lily and the Rose
you have a fine memory.
Aubrey Smith. 7S years Old still acting and
still in the pink. Is there another active
theSpian who can say, as Mr.. Smith can, that
he played opposite Ellen Terry. Lily Langtry.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
Meanings
Of Dizziness
Given Study
True Vertigo Is Sensation
Of Steady Rotation
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d

THE first thing to find out
L when a patient complains of
dizziness, according to DR.. X.
M. Simonton of the Mayo Clinic.
is exactly what he means.
A person may say he is dizzy
when he means he has a sense
of confusion. lightheadedness,
staggering or faintness.
Some people use the term to
describe the sensation of awak-
ening from sound sleep. feel
ing Of dull fatigue brought about
by overwork or the faintness felt
on a sudden change from a
STOPPING position to an erect
one.
True vertigo is sensation Of
rotation. The sensation may be
that external objects or the
walls of the room are rotating or
that your own body is spinning
in space in the midst of them.
All these things are symptoms
and the first duty of the exam
lining physician is TO find out
what the underlying cause ise
The underlying cause may
vary from something of Slight
Importance such as Indigestion
or a transitory attack of con-
stipation to serious disease of
the nervous system.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

T'EiE private papers Of a cub reporter
When the President returned hurriedly
from Warm Springs the other day he appeared
full of pep despite the burden he is carrying 1t
reminded one of us of another time when he
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

SPELLS of confusion, light
~ medicines or staggering
usually indicate a disturbance
in the circulation Of the brain.
This may come from emotion
or fear-we have all had patients
faint during a life insurance
examination or the examination
of a draftee for the army--or
from a sudden pain or blow, etc.
OF course. car sickness, sea-
sickness. over-use of tobacco,
and, as shown in 1.-The so-called
comic aspect of the drunkard's s
gait. alcohol causes some form
of dizziness.
True vertigo in which either
the surroundings or the body
seem to rotate is usually a
disease of the organ of equilib-
rum which is part of the middle
ear.
This organ is affected by tran
STORY toxemia, constipation. focal
infections from teeth or tonsils,
gall bladder disturbances, over
use of tobacco. and these causes
can, with the cooperation of
the patient, be treated and re-
lieved.
THE severe form OF vertigo
l. which is due to actual disease
Of the semi-circular canals which
constitute the organ of equilb-
rum, is known as Meniere's
disease.
The vertigo in this condition
Is severe. 1t comes on vDi'hs at
tacks of ringing in the ears and
perhaps spells of deafness.
Sometimes IL Is so severe as
TO cause the patient to lie on
the bed and clutch the mattress
10 relieve the sensation of end
less spinning.
Some of these patients are
relieved by restriction of fluid
and salt: some by the so-called
Furstenberg diet which requires
that salt foods. salt meat and
foods prepared with salt be
eliminated and at the same time
large doses of am m on u m
chloride are given.
Other patients are helped by
histamine injections and a few
require surgical operations.
But l have pointed out the
possibility and hopefulness Of
medical treatment in most cases
in order that the patient will
know the possibility of these
forms of treatment.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
On Broadway


Trade Marx Rsgist.r,d. Copyright. isai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
LIST
Author Called
International New. Service Wiz.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Bes-
sic Feagin. allegedly compiler of
a mammoth anti = interventionist
mailing list, was to be questioned
for the third time today by a spe-
lcial grand jury investigating
charges that NaZi propaganda was
mailed under congressional frank.
Summoned here from New
York. where she worked for Scrib-
lner's Commentator. Miss Feagin
followed on the stand Mrs. Esther
Van Solver, who asserted that she
aided in compiling the mailing list.
Mrs. Van Solver said the mail
ing list was composed of the
names Of persons who wrote let.
tiers TO Charles A. Lindbergh. for
mer Senator Rush ID. Holt (D) OF
West Virginia, and Rep. Hamilton
Fish tR) of New York. She said
the list was prepared with ut
most secrecy" and was gotten up
under the direction of Miss Feagin
for Scribner's Commentator.
Another witness 10 appear was
Arthur Junga. chairman OF the
New York Unit So of the Steuben
Society, who is charged with fur
inishing members of his society
with reprints from the Congress
isional Record which could be
mailed without postage. These re-
prints were mailed. il is charged,
iundor tho fvanLc IF Capatn,. Bur
I ton X. Wheeler CD of Montana.
Gerald p. Nye (R) of North Da-
kota, and others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
u. S. Chart

DETROIT and vicinitys-cioudy with coca
sional rain and rather chilly today: cloudy
with occasional rain or drizzle ThursdAy
and continued cold. Low tonight. 81: hISh
Thursday. a.
Lower hichigan-cloudy with occasional
rain In extreme south portion. rather chilly
today cloudy with occasional light rain
or drixEle In south portion mixed With seine
NOW in southwest portion late tonight
Thursday cloudy with snow hurries In ives,
portion. light rain or orizxle In southeast
Ieontinued cold
Upper Miehigan-cioudy with light driz-
xle or snow today or tonight: Thursday
cloudy with occasional snow furries In cas-,
portion and tight snow beginning In west
portion late afternoon or night; continued
lcoid.
Indians--Cioudy with occasional rain
this afternoon becoming colder In south
and central late this afternoon. cloudy and
colder with occasional light rain or drixzls
In north portion mixed with some snow
In extreme north late tonight; Thursday
partly cloudy 20 cloudy with light rain OF
drizEie In north. snow nurries In extrems
north portion. colder.
Ohio--Cioudy. followed by occasions
rain this afternoon and tonight. somewhat
colder tonight: Thursday cloudy and colder
with snow furries In north and centra
portions Strong shifting winds tonigh
becoming northwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
2 Mistakes Wives
So Often Make

Because OF inward shyness or ignorance.
many married women make needless mis-
takes-risk health. happiness. Why? Gen.
orally because feminine hygiene is consid-
cred too personal TO be discussed. And 90
many women use douches of over-strong
solutions of acids which can burn or scar
delicate tissues. Today risks are needless.
For science has given womankind Zonite.
Non-poisonous. non-caustic. yet kills
germs. bacteria on contact. Destroys un-
desirable odos. Protects personal dainti-
ness. Most important. safe for delicate
tissues. Over 10000. 900 bottles already
bought. Free BookIef Tells Intimate
Facts. Get this frankly written booklet.
feminine Hygiene Todsy"-FREE.
sent postpaid in plain wrapper. Send
name and address 20 Zonite Products
Corporation. Dept. 332- C. $40 Lexington
Ave. New York. N. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
One Of Meuse River
Group 10 Hail Day

Only one man who was with
the 18th Infantry. now stationed
at Fort Custer, when il forced
passage of the Meuse River %
years ago, will be present today
when the regiment commentaries
the anniversary of that day.
He is Master Sgt. Layrnon T.
Clark. who wears a wound stripe
to signify the regiments accom-
plishment in forming a bridge
head so other units could follow
across the river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Cuddhy Urges
Vote on War

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Johr
Cudahy. former ambassador Il
Poland and Belgium. today called
on Congress to provide for a ma
ional advisory referendum on q
declaration of war against Ger
many. He told the America First
Committees Washington chapter
"All over this country people
are losing faith I'm their govern
ment because their leaders have
not kept faith with them. Not
once has this administration had
tho frankness or the courage, or
tho faith In the people, To put
the question of war squareiy to
their representatives"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Pope on Radio Sunday

VATICAN CITY. Nov. s.
(INS)-Pope Plus will deliver a
broadcast Sunday to close the
Chilean national Eucharistic Con-
gress at Santiago the Vatican III.
nounced today. The Pope viii
speak at noon Detroit time). or
a wave length of 1884 meters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Cheered. Egged. Goes
Lord Halifax Continues Tour After inspecting
Detroit Defense Plan; Final Farewell TO Seade

After 40 hours In Detroit dur
ing which he was alternately ap-
'plauded and egged. Lord Halifax,
Britain's ambassador to the United
States, left today for a three-day
visit in Cleveland.
His final goodby was to Inspec-
tor Charles Searle. in charge OF
his bodyguard, who was splattered
by the eggs that picketing women
threw at Lord Halifax. One oil
them hit the ambassador.
He also gave his personal thanks
to other detectives closest to him
among the escorting police, finally
increased to 80 after the egg hurl-
ing as he entered the chancery in
Washington boulevard, to visit
Archbishop Edward Mooney.
With eggs flying about him,
standing erect as II defying such
puny bombs" he had said to
Inspector Searle:
"Well, let the girls have their
fun"
Before Lord and Lady Halifax,
who accompanied him to Detroit,
were escorted TO the train by
Cyril II. Cane. British consul here,
and Mrs. Cane. a crowd OF 15C
persons applauded his exit from
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

detectives guarded the auditorium
Speaking before a joint session
of the Engineering Society Of De-
troit, the Society of Automotivs
Engineers, and II affiliated or.
ganizations, Lord Halifax spoke or
India, where he was viceroy from
1926 to 1881, and the efforts e
unity the various races and re-
ligions there.
midas WAR EFFORT
He said that since the war be-
gan, India has increased its army
from 10000 to 100000 men
has doubled its navy, and ha.
provided $50 million rounds Of
ammunition and several hundred
thousand shells from its factories.
Lord Halifax was introduced Il
the engineers by Alex Dow. for
|mer head Of the Detroit Edison
Company. for many years, anc
now chief of the Detroit ordnance
district, for the United State.
Army. He was entertained al
dinner by officials of the Engineer,
ing Society OF Detroit.
In the afternoon, Lord Halifa,
spent more than two hours with
Henry Ford, touring Greenfield
Village and the Ford plant.
Lord Halifax lunched with head.
OF British associations at the De.
troit Club and spoke briefly
afterwards. before the Nationa
Association of Real Estate Boards
His visit to Archbishop Moone,
was a reunion, for the archbishop
served In India as apostolic dele,
gate the same years that Lore
Halifax was in India.
During the afternoon. Lord Hall
fax was treated by DR.. E. 1.
Whitney. head of Henry Ford Hos
pitfalls eye division, for a slight,
swollen gland in the lid of his LEFT
eye.
CONSUL Cane said the appoint.
ment for the treatment had beer
made before the egg-throwine
episode.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Caldwell
Says Reds
Will Win

Russia has an excellent chance
of stopping Hitler. in the opinion
of Erskin Caldwell. widely-read
American author whose greatest
success is Tobacco Road.r Cald-
well has just returned from five
months in Russia, where he
watched the Nazi war machine in
action. He is here to address
Town Hall.
Russia definitely will stop
Germany" Caldwell said. at
may not be at Moscow or Lea
lngrad, but IL certainly will be
before Germany reaches the
Ural Mountains.
1.-The Germans have 10000
900 men under arms and the
Russians have a like number,
but the Russians also have
100000 men i'm training,
something Hitler lacks. IL Rus
sIa could arm and equip these
reserves, she could whip Ger
many badly right now.
EXPECTS FIXED FRONT
Somewhere between Moscow
and the Urals, the German ma
chine will bog down and be
forced TO dig In. This will pro-
duce staiemated front. Then,
while getting her breath there,
Germany will make an attempt
somewhere else. Perhaps I'm the
Near East to sever colonial Eng
land, possibly in England Itself
or In the United States"
Russian equipment surpasses
Germany's in quality, but is sadly
lacking in quantity, Caldwell said
For instance" he said. "the
Russians have a much better
tank--one with fOur-inch armor.
IL Is SO good the Germans could
not stop IL with their anti-tank
guns and had to resort TO anti
aircraft weapons.
Those tanks are the real
story behind the failure of Hit
Ter to take Leningrad.
TOOK UKRAINIAN WHEAT
zone more thing I'm Germans
favor i'm the Russian campaign
is that she got about so per cent
Of the wheat in the Ukraine. be-
cause 1t was-tee green to burn
or harvest when the Russians
left it,"
Asked if he thought Russia i!
a goddess country, he answered.:
"Of course not. The attitude
OF the state toward religion Is
one of Indifference rather than
suppression or antagonism. Only
about to 10 per cent of Russian
churches are operating as such,
the remaining percentage being
converted into storage houses or
meeting halls.
"Only the older people go to
church, anyway. The younger
ones attend political rallies.
But there are Baptist and Old
and New Russian Orthodox
churches and even a few Holy
Rollers represented in the re-
ligiOus life"
SAYS u. s. Is IN DANGER
Caldwell stresse that TIL
United States is in danger from
Nazi aggression. He said:
Were on the Nazi list. I
met German prisoners in Rus
sian camps who grinned and
said, You people are next Al
ready i'm their own minds the
Germans have disposed of Russia
and have the next step planned"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
she sSE SHOPS
OcASh and CARRY
Without Painful Backache

Many sufferers relieve nAxyins bsckschs
quickly, once they discover that The real
The kidneys are Natures chief way of taL-
Ing the excess acids and waste out Of the
blood. They help most people paa shout .
pants day.
when disorder Of kidney function permit.
poisonous matter 10 remain In your blood, ID
may cause nasging he. rheumatic pains.
leg pains. loss of pep and energy, getting up
nights. swelling, pufhness under the eycs,
headaches and dizziness. FrcQusnt or scAnty
passages with smarting and burning come
times elbows there 10 something wrong uiih
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't vaiti AJAX your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by fnilhons for over
90 years. They give happy relief and win belp
the IS mice OF kidney tubes Sush out poison
ous asse from your blood. Get Doanis Piiia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

h LHEN nasty colds cause agoniz-
wv ing chest muscle soreness. here's
an amazing. proved way to get fast.
2.way relief for those sore muscles and
help break up local oongestion-with-
out dosing with internal drugs, with
out sticky, messy plasters.
Amazing Prompt Aetios
Simply rub on ainzExpeller and you
actually feel it go to work in not just
one but two remarkable ways. First,
Pain-ExpeIler's positive, 0coUnier-irri-
tsnf oction helps stimulate local blood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Breakfast Food Burns

Several thousand boxes Of break
fast food were destroyed in a fire
at the Gamers Warehouse, 1881
Second boulevard, Highland Park,
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
ELUDEs PICKETs

Last appearance Of the pickets
was at Masonic Auditorium where
they missed him because he used
a ramp driveway running under
meath the main entrance.
Identifying themselves as the
American Mothers. the pickets
totaled 81, including several men
and one 12-year-old girl. One
woman who attempted to join the
picket line was pushed away be-
cause others identified her as an
egg thrower."
Sixty uniformed officers under
Inspector Edwin Morgan, and 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Doctor Mcclure improved

Roy Mcclure personal improved Columbia Medical
physician Henry Center City where he
at Henry became Ill
pa today reported through the east
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
ASKED ABOUT HESS

Asked about the inside of the
Rudolph Hess landing in Scotland
Lady Halifax replied:
II should love to know more
about Hess. It's a very thrill
ing story, isn't it,"
At the American Red Cross
Lady Halifax showed marked in
terest in the cotton back twill
binders, made for shipment to the
Near East.
you see I have three sons
and q sOn-in-law I'm service in
the Near East" Lady Halifax
explained TO Mrs. J. Vincent
Dwyer. Red Cross production
chairman.
Lord and Lady Halifax left De-
troit for Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Chest Colds? Muscle Soreness?
Here's Amazing, ProOed Way To Get
Fast, 2-Way Relief

circulation through painful area
Second, this anoigesie action gives
hours of soothing. comforting warmth.
Amazing prompt relief b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Already, over ls.ooo.o 900 bottles bought
proof of its amazing benefits. So
why suffer the agonizing muscle sore
ness that comes with chest colds one
unnecessary moment? Get Pain-Ex-
peller from your druggist today. Costs
only a few cents. Look for famous An
Choir Trade Mark on genuine package.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Highest temperature last "a hours.
degrees at Miami. Fla.
Lowest temperature last ~ hours,
degree at Fairbanks. Alaska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
British Need
Essentials, Lady
Halifax Advises
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

When sendlng packages TO Brit
ish\ friends and relatives, send only
essentials because Of the limited
shipping facilities.
Dried fruits and sweets are the
best foods to ship, while cheese
tea. timed butter and any can
dies which would Withstand a TRIP
would prove rare treats 10 the
lBritishers.
II you wish TO help, do your
part through the British War Re-
lief Society, Bundles for Britain
or the Red Cross.
LEFT BY LADY HALIFAX
These are the suggestions Lady
Dorothy Halifax, aristocratic wife
of Britain's ambassador TO this
country. left with Detroiters TO-
day following her two-day visit
here.
Lady Halifax referred to the
articles as comforts" and spoke
of the giving of American hell
only after her audience at the
Federation of Women's Club
asked for the information.
More than 300 women from De
troit organizations attended
tea. honoring Lady Halifax at th'
federation.
While Lord Halifax was visit
ing Detroit leaders and touring
the city's defense plants, Lad,
Halifax inspected the workroom
of various war relief groups.
Halls UNsUNG HERoINEs
Speaking before the federation
she called attention to the unsunt
+heroines OF Britain the house
wives, who are doing the unspec
tacular, but vital job of dali,
keeping the homes of England OPP
Grating under the most trying cir
cumstances.
cit Ia 40 difficult TO buy SO
many things, and yet these
women are trying to keep their
families healthy and well fed"
Lady Halifax commented.
She said the rations in England
when she was there a month age
were Is cents worth of meat, one
egg, one ounce of tea. two ounce:
Iof sugar. a little cheese anC
cooking fat per person a week
adding:
Matches are almost as rare
rs old wine and shopped from
store to store for soap fakes
for my hose"
ASKED ABOUT HESS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

ADvERTIsEMENT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-24
OFF to a Bad Start
(Philadelphia Record)


 Reports from Washington say President Roose- welt has approved creation of new Government agency, called the Office of Facts and Figures. Or OFF"
 Its purpose will not be to issue propaganda, but to correate the information now being put out by various Government press departments.
 For example, it will try to prevent one depart ment. which does not have all the facts about the defense program, from issuing information that dis torts the complete picture
 There is a great need for just such an organi- zation-even though the defense program now seems loaded to the Pmson marks with Government agencies.
 On the same day approval of OFF was reported, pr. Thomas M Parran Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service, made speech warning the American people that unless our pro- ducton of protein foods can be increased at least 50 percent we may have to choose between letting Britain go hungry or rationing food supplies.
 Less than two weeks before, Secretary of Agri- culture Wckard declared there was no danger Of short rations for Americans despite expanding de- mands at home and abroad.
 Yes, there is plenty of need for an organization that will give the American people a true picture of what is going on in Washington, that will pre- vent one department issuing scare stories about shortages in food-or gasoline-whie another says everything's fine.
 But there would be thing more dangerous than giving the people partial or distorted picture of national defense; that would be suppression of facts the people ought to know, of covering-up mis- takes.
 If OFF means full information, we're for it. If it means censorship, we hope it's killed before it gets started
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-24
CONTRIBUTIONS
 ROLLING LIN F0RI {
 AWVSF00D SALE

Contributions are rolling in te the food sale planned by the AWVS. the committee announced today, and great number of at tractive goodies will be on hand when the sale opens tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the building formerly occupied by Sears Roebuck on Seward Street. ;.
 All money from the sale will be sent to the recreational fund at Chilkoot Barracks for the use oi the Juneau and Douglas boys there Besides the contributions of food the AWvS has received many of- fers of money which will also be included in the fund total.
 In charge of the sale are Mrs w. s. Ramsey and Mrs. Ellis Gra- ham, and they have announced that every kind of food will be on display. Cakes, pies, hot dishes meat. .loafs, baked beans. salads rolls and bread, jelly, fruit a n q candy twill be offered, ..~-.....-..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-24
Nazis Shoot Another 50
 For5Iaying
Assassination of Two Ger mans Cause 100
 Deaths

sVICHY, Unoccupied France, Oct 2.-Fifty French hostages died be- fore a Nazi firing squad today in the 50-lives- -for-one forfeit for the assassination of a German officer at Bordeaux.
 It was the second such measure of retaliation within three days At the same time, 50 additional hostages at Bordeaux-the 50 still alive out of 100 selected for exe- cution in reprisal for the killing of the German commander there won brief reprieves while the Ger mans gave additional time dead lines for the capture CT surrender Iof the actual assassins.
 The news from Bordeaux meant that a total of 100 hostages al- ready have been put to death evenly divided between the assas- sinations at Nantes and Bordeaux The first 50 were executed in the Nantes case Wednesday. y