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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur r. Koan ~ Helen Smith. II.
) sylvester Lud~iczewski. 81; CASH
Barczak 20.
Wsmer Lawrence. %: Jean Cauewaert. 90
William Porter 81 Veronica Kelland %
Joseph Fritz, 20 Virginia Let1rtng 81
Adam Zielinski, %, Adeline NowAk 20
Elmer Koehler 81 Irene Nicholson p.
Warren TAFT. %. Ruth Mumm Is
Alfred Ulman, 3 Anna BOrys. 10
Frank Panek rs. Genevieve Pie,rzykowski
Ronald J. Russier 20; Frances E, srode
Frank J. Mularskt 81. Lillian J. Gursn
J 10.
John A. ortman, 25 Genevisvs a. Bansh
Stanley Tocewicz 2s: Lois A. Jones 81
John Surman 26 Lotiie Was. %
Walter Skurnlt p. Margaret Alvoch 20
John Name 20. Frances NJ Roberts %
4. James Rreen 20 Mary r Barnes %
Ray T, Long n Viola q, Albright. is.
William Tothe 25. Mary Torok IS
/ o.
irwin steadman 81; Dorothy Allison. Il
waiter Barnett So Leola Reeves 40
Joseph lEnalnWskt. p. Mary Genon %
Gordon McGulen. % Jeanne boucher 81
Frank kochansk rs Julie Paruch n
Daniel {. Parker, IS Wanda Furmanek
Elroy Liyernois 20 Eva zroika. %.
LLOYD Ditksen, %, Florence NJ. Dinoe.
20.
Harold Karpnski. %. Mary Fansheda %
Richard J. Ashton. IS Ellen Oullette so
samuel Hopper, 20 Jean Durkn 20
n Edwin Gleasan, rs Marion L. strelow.
Quentin Rartz 81. Mauann c. DIVER. "a
lsadore zuk 20 Eugene Huzar. %
Pierre Nouvei q Nina sihbe DAVIS. 81
Mitchell GuEnack ~ Alice Derhacz 81
Louis John Hageman, rs Veronica Mare
Sekol 20
David a. Ino. % Marian 2. Gnastsr. 10
Albert G. Roberts. % Claire y wadron
clinton F. Georre 80 Hsrre, NJ Asynsr
Gsorr. 4 schreder 81: Gladys suen.
Pau r Knor 81 Rey.ry NJ Rnes a.
Victor Carowski, - Ruth Virginia Alex
Reo IN Rev 70 virginia Michl.y 20
K'.c-neth Rice 20 Emma Joyce Bsrnslsy.
norman a sanderson. 81 Elizabeth Ruth.
Dan Lee. % Lille Reed. q.
Charles F Diamond. IS. Virginia Knoth
Arthur Elliot, Burn. 2' Margaret Eu,a.
Leonard sischni n. cecHs Marie sly.
nansk y
LOUIS Harris Levine. 80: Vera Dorothy
PosPn -
-fFffiH flNN0 II WAN JAnnke. n.
Edwin Hutchins 20 Elaine Emerson 20
Wilson r Pacific a. Phyllis " Dunning
q
Robert W Cooper 2s Helen NJ Douglass
-
Rober r wineinEer. 2f velma May Mont.
Eomerv %
Ear Gordon -; Marguerite Murphy
%
Walter r Kee. - Betty Nyqust. %
Peter Valenu 25 Mary Abrighani "a
walton JakuhIec. % Loreita kline u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Hard Coal Prices
Advanced IS Cents

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. T.
Some anthracite producers. includ.
ing some major concerns, have
issued new circulars noting thai
mine prices of prepared sizes oi
anthracite from broken down e
pea. inclusive, will be advanced /,
cents q ton. effective August Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Wards July Sales
Jump z9.8 Per Cent

CHICAGO. Aug. T. Sales of
Montgomery Ward 4 Co. for July
totalcd SIS 3O4 90 compared with
S372l2720 for July 1910 an in
crease Of 29S per cent For the
SIX months sales were sos OS9, 81
594. against S2il,4500Sl for the
like 1910 period, an increase of
23iq per cent June sales showed
an increase of 22.7 per cent over
June, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
3 Mdnistee Boys
Die as Boat Upsefs

MANISTEE. Aug. 7. - Three
Manistee boys were drowned and
three companions swan 10 safety
when their rowboat capsized near
here.
The victims were James Adam
czak. John Witkowski and Michael
Dalke. each aged 10. The boat
turned over when they tried 10
recover a lost oar about 20 feet
from shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED white grl - General
Homework Sc: references. 1879 Gusss.
University 3.2os6
EXPERIENCED part time cashier Apply
VIM. Bressy Restaurant, l03j0 Dexter.
GENERAL houseworh experienced stay
nights. no cooking, small family Uni
yersi,y 2s63i
GIRL-General houseeork. no cooklns,
stay nights l03l Bueua Vista Ho-
garfh 1887
GIRLS 10 assist a. dancing instructors 50
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE no experi-
ence necessary Is .. m HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL II Dancing. All Woodward.
Terrace 2-s912
GIRL White house work no cooking
extra time off. 1890 Fairfield. Uni
versty l-0730.
GIRL TO ASSIST win ughi homework
no cooking or. washine Townsend 7-il7S.
HoUsEwoRK good pay: private room
stay nights. Townsend 7-i427. 1905 Cal.
vert.
HoUSEwoRK rive DAYS week no WASH
ing home or stay. Tires adults. Apply
s 3O-S 80 ?. m. 1924 Clafmount.
PoLICEWoMEN FOR POLICE DEPART
MENT vacancies IN tho near future
Al starting salary n 81 O00 per year 10
be fled by competitive examination. Ap-
pcants must he between - and - years
inclusive as of September e. 1871 must
be m less than 2 and weign AZ least
los pounds must have been residents ~
Michigan one year prior 90 September s.
1871. must nave an tdUcarIun eqUIVaIent
10 graduation from college or university,
and In addition must have one ~ The fol-
lowing % Specialization M me field ~
social science while in college. "a one nr
more years of ful-time work As paid
social worker. ~ go Two ~ more years
in field closely related 20 social work
This viii he interpreted 90 include teaching
and nursing To make application ana for
fun details apply In person at Room 623
Detroit Police Headquarters 1900 Beauhien
street. between the hours 81 s 80 a m and
4 30 y. m. on or before september 3 1871
except Sundays and holiday
WHITE woman general housework stay
nights Olive sis1 from ? 10 m.
CONSULT The enlarged Peal Estate listing
m the big sunday Times Want ~
sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Pittsburgh Forging, Compan,

Pittsburgh Forgtngs Company reports for
me SIX months ended June 30 net profit
.of 1901 ls7 after depreciation interest
federal income and excess profits taxes
computed On basis 81 proposed new revenue
act OF l9tl, etc. Net Is equal 20 81 81 a
share on common. against St2s 373 or 81 o.
a share reported for the first half of 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Death notlres

AMORI-Augusi ,. Margaret tnee Batianp.
Of 22fg Fisher ave. beloved wife of
Oscar. dear mother II oscar Jr. and Rob
ert Funeral from mothers residence
l09So Wiltshire. Friday. Al s 30 San Fran
cescos church. a m.
CONNOR--August 5. Vincent ~ 1888 East
Jefferson beloved husband OF Ruth
Carpenter Connor dear father NJ Mrs
Lawrence Ailsrd. grandfsathet ~ Patricia
brother NJ Mrs. Homer Dedenbsch. Mrs
Henry LerherE and William Common
Funeral Friday Sis A. m A r. Peter,
Funeral Home i2n57 Grstiot and A. m
81 Joachim Church
kRAIIEN William beloved husband oil
Annette tnee MrowczynskAD dear father
~ Ronald dear son OF Mr. and Mrs r
Kraliev dear brother NJ Mrs l. Graur'
and Melvin krsliev. Funeral Friday Al
rs from residence 1927 Chene street. and
AZ 10 90 O'Clock A. 81. Albertus Church
LowNDS Aus. s ieii. Charles age 81
beloved husband Of Tavern. brother o
Mrs Dora Sweeney Funeral from resi-
dence. 2l0if Mack. Crosse Ponte Woods
Saturday Al p N. Fast Liverpool. Ohio
papers please COPY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
e20-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES Employment. ais Beaubien-
Wants DAY workers, couples porters.
maids mattresses Columbia 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Laundries

Al DAMP WASH. - ibs 75c. Ca ironed.
Is lbs. 7sc 1913 Mclean. Fitzroy s3b3.
AL DAMP FLAT IROSEp 10 LBS go
QUALITY IA 1895 SERVICE
Al LAUNDRY--i5 pounds All fat irousd.
si05. ali finished. iac pound SHIRTS en-
.ished i2c. Stacks 2jc Central Uptown
LsuH~p TOWnsent k-207I
A CURTAIN SPECIAL PAIRS 81
STANDARD sire Hollywood curtain Ciransfs
3q4s JOY ROAD TYLER 3.30oi
A DAMP WASH pa, itnned D. lbs. rec
IDEAL LAUNDRY lsss
rs TO-DAY OFT TOMORROW % ne
dmp $50: 81 pcs Al fa'. s. - 10 s7eo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Lumber, Building Materials

BUY NOW HEATING PLANT
CONSUMERS 1870 JOS tANFAu
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES ' Built Ac-
c1rding 20 Requirements Hogarfh 4lii.
COTTAGE room bath 2fN2u S2es.
state Lumber 20oti John = TO s-i2oS.
FOUR r'ts hath insulated 5000 inc lot.
30 terms John X Lumber Il q $3.50.
ONE-CAR garage i2Nis Sst 30 Fillmore
Lumber. 9is r 7Miie RI. TO s7i2h.
PORCHEs. sHis win labor sos runno
Lumber sis ? -Mle RI. TO s-7lZa.
SMITH-ORR co.
ROOFING ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS ASBESTOS SIDING LlMBER
MlLLWORK SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOt.fe AfERS
ACRES OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES
i43jl " WARREN Phone OREGON 07No
SCREENS -- SCREENS
ALL SIZES-ALL PRICES
r cURRIER Ssoi MILITARY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
TRUCK MECHANIC

Thoroughly experienced. 20 work on used
trucks Must he familiar with various
makes Good working conditions. Please
don apply u YOU can't qualify See M
McFfCGan.
Federal Motor Truck Co Forest a Beaubien
YOUNG BOYS nor gong hack 20 school
Steady employ ment 333 state, Room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

on and after this date / viii not he re.
sponsihe FOR any debts contracted BY
wife. Marie Vandevelde. Leon Vandsvelde
l054S KnodeN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Dine and Dance

PARKsIDE BAR f Wsrren-Dickerson.
Chicken In the Rough, soc. LIE. 6747.
SCENIC INN-Dining. dancing. floor
shows. Grove JOhnston's orchestra. 223T
South Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

PROFESSOR KHAN Hindu sHrologer
Daily $50. sunday until ~ Randolph
OXSi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

PHYSfOTHERAPY Special Monday. Tues
day Wednesday - 90 1910 West Grand
boulevard Madison 0320
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Special Notices
DECENTRALIZATION
Bus Transportation
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Ala SPECIAL gxl2 sS2e5
Cash carry 81 IS. work 1000 guar. Oct.
Oriental Rug, l2i22 Broadstreet no. 1900
Al SPECIAL eXi2. S2.95
ReAu,ifully cleaned. renovated absolutely
guaranteed insured GARFIELD Rug Fur
nlture Cleaners. Tyler $1,000 1000 Jos.
Campau
Standard Rug a opt Cleaners. RA Sial.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 45l3
Colingvood 90 Rugs cleaned, Insured.
Telephone Hogarth 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Succession Office treatment while working
Doctor ne swarte Rectal Clinic 5O05 Cass
avenue Z nple i.2i24
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
funeral Directors

SUTTON a SON
ttitl TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-5iO'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
TOP WAGES PAID

All must read hHepriHts ts-4ts
setup and have proof ~ crti7rnsnp N0rk.
ers now on National Defense VII not os
accepted See MIR Ennis 80 fee charged
MICHIGAN STATE EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
1I2 p JEFFERSON AVENUE
L.. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

URGENTLY NEEDED FOR NATIONAL
DEFENSE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

NOTICE ANrologer - Evsngeline Kerry
1lf0 Hhhard No appointments on Ac-
count Illness
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-15
Your Weekend Lesson
Why the Blood CALCULATES

arc depleted and massive hemor-
rhages appear from the bowels
and the gunlS-purpura.
There arc many means OF
treating these coagulation or
h~emorrhagic disturbances OF the
blood, once the correct and exact
diagnosis is made. TRANSMISSION of
healthy blood, Of course, supplies
and replaces the blood plate!ets if
they should be deficient.
A fascinating new .ield has
been opened up by the use of Vita
min X, as was indicated above.
We all get plenty of Vitamin X in
our food but for its absorption it
depends on bile in the intestlnes.
In jaundice, where no bile reaches
the intestine. as is we'll known,
hemorrhaGes are common. That is
what has made he~morrhages in
iaundiced patients 50 hazardous.
Now the sui geon al give his pa
tent grass obtained in a
form known as ~cerophyll - and
supply Vitamin K. which when
given with bile salts by mouth
renders the dangers of hemor-
rhage negligible. Grass juice con-
tains, in fact, a number of vita
Minis and minerals useful in blood
and nutritional conditions.
OICCTiH+S AND ANSWERS
N. Z. r. My daughter, who
is now II years old, contracted
chorea several years ago. She
doesn't seem to have any symp-
toms of this now. Does this indi-
cate that she harbors a rheumatic
infection?'
Answer--This is not an easy
question to answer. Chorea, st.
Vitus' dance and rheumatism are
supposed to be related. This, how
ever, cannot be proved because
nobody knows the exact germ
which causes it. l should say if
your daughter is we'll over the
chorea. there need not be a great
deal of worry about rheumatism
coming on in the future.
r. O. B.:-"What is the cause OF
sweats which come on III a mar
from 4 pm. until pm. each day!
Have also been sick, weak and
nervous"
Answer Any chronic infection
will do this, particularly tubercu.
losis. So will thyroid disease and
occasionally nervousness. You
need a complete physical exam
nation.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Cl.ndening A4s
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin, and a self-adlressed envelope
stamped with a thrce-cent stamr, 70 nr,
Logan Ciendening, in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet. Indigestion and Constipation,
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing. instructions for the Treatment Of
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene and The
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-15
Process of Coagulation

Process of Coagulation
j.. ms process of the coagulation
=" !. :.e blood, however-important
y Us survival value has been--is
al oe'ter known in the gross than
,TTI.s'S'ood in its minute details.
s .ay ooes the blood remain fluid
saIle inside the blood vessels, and
' i;,',,,sG u jell when exposed to
m. Some chemical change must
ssuF IN IT to form the sticky
t'a! :S called "fbrin," which is
4 As jeIly, but what that chemical
,slse IS remains more or less
r ,iesd 1t is unnecessary
,Sssa' It would take US deep into
h ,h b'ochemistry-~to outline
ons sLeor'es' Suffice it to say that
, fasn' a new chemical element
much Nc IN exposure to the air,
| Lrti as chemical change is pro.
WI a Photographic plate on
om rsSure to air, Suffice it that
o1,nd anatomical NJ elements always
he Nm III circulating blood-called
yoos Srooa platelets-dissolve on
tate lysa . 70 air, and probably lib
A9 Il Jelly fbrin. wiz" produces
h. " t1aat the coagulating power Of
; n s''Id disappears, as i it some e-
, rr - d0es-in fact, quite il s0 FREE.
real trouble begins.
en- b :vla babies, for instance, of.
be. " "' ia a bleeding disease, so
.' ,.90d $ seeps out Of the um ~
, , immediate small tr . a,uIpno
aby; s, ~! vltamin X and the
as Regulating power is soon
J., vs., 81 ''tamin Deficiency
ei N v;nsr cases of vitamin de-
'ekins and sca Sy something is
nter he e' ss;n nemorrhages appear
. v,aer e, ,ssn and from the gums.
s'ss'' the blood pl.tslsts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-15
Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
2-l5
ON BRIDGE

different bidding, but in each case
East had shown his spades, so
West led the spade 2. the A VIM
ming. In n instance East noted
that the dummy was in position
TO ruff any more spade losers
South might possess, so immedi-
ately led a trump to minimize
that possibility. There was then
nothing to it. Two trump tricks
settled the defenders holding in
hearts and then the clubs were
run. furnishing four discards-
two in spades and two in dia-
monds, SO that the declarer lost
no tricks except the opener.
At the other table, East saw
that no possible combination of
cards in the clup suit could keep
South from discarding any dia-
monds he held, so he Immediately
raked in his diamond A to the
second trick. That difference of
80 points proved to be exactly the
margin by which the match was
- S4lllSI Last payer lldu
changed his play to the second
trick. the match would have been
a tie, and some extra hands would
have been ordered by the tourna-
ment director to decide it.
Your Weekend Lesson
To show whether you under
stand clearly the principles of
squeeze plays. can you set up a
hand in which a player gets
squeezed on the very first trick
and later is Squeeze again. so
that a situation which should APP
parently produce only eleven
tricks for the declarer actually
results in giving him 4 grand
slam?
Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-15

ID plugs up the gaping blood
ssel' We're it not so, our ances-
rs Would have been strewn along
!, shores of the paleozoic ocean,
uncut giving the world the bene-
VI arranging for the production
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-15
LOGAN G. NJ. D

The b.oo! ha one very useful
nece3Ea', property UT jells,
E3asulateS when exposed to the
a We would be in very bad
EaNe indeed, if this were not so.
E'efy time we had a scratch deep
enough to nick a blood vessel,
EESefE drop of blood in the body
toa-d o0Ze out and leave US like a
tire, were il not that the
IVOa becomes solid at the hole
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-15
Down
onS'T BE TNPULSIVE

ACTING upon impulse may
Ems out occasionally. but it is
bridge. Wher you have taken
L opening trich of the suit your
led. and there was a sim
Ian in dummy, it is natural to
link at once about the advisa-
bly, Of a trump return. to cut
kwn the dummy's chances of ruff
be out any losers the declarer
Iw have in the suit. But some
contain a long suit on
Fhich the deciarer may be able
! discard all of his losers of
her side suits. Ii you see that
prd.ion, don't lead that trump,
cash any ace you may have
another suit, so you won't ulti-
ately have to go to bed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-15

Dr.. Clendoning will answer
qlestlons Of general interest
@-y' and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

Sea Duty" by Rear Admiral Yates Stirling
U.S.N. tRtd)
And II. /. Phillips slap at labor leader:
"He's the kind of man who would throw =
picket line around reindeers the night before
Christmas"
AN OUT-OF-TOWNER in Radio City eleva-
"A tor wanted to summon the strait jacket
squad for two takers he overheard.
"FIl go TO lunch with you," said the first, "if
you'll wait till get back from Brazil and Guate-
mala."
The pal promised to wait
The listener then tumbled to the fact that
they were a couple Of messengers visiting con-
sulates in the building
A WELL known debutante was coaching some
n of us commoners on the things must not
do when one is in society FTinstance:
Never refer to Long Island as anything but
1.-The Island"
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt is always called
"Old Mrs. Nelly"
Ii you plan to move back from the country
around the middle of October always say you
are staying until the hunt season"
Always refer to your parents. cousins or any
relative "the family"
Never say you are spending the night in New
York Say you are spending the night IN IN Nas
clubs in the company Of some one who lives on
'the West Side.
When you hear some one remark that they
are in the book they mean the social register
not the phone directory
Never refer to hangover anything but "a
head"
IF YOU are in The Hunt Set il is a grave social
i error TO call the Hounds-dogs.
The Huntsmans coat is pink-not red
Never call the servants anything but "the
staff"
You go South" for the season - not to
Florida.
Boys in good social standing and in the Army
are not called draftees. but selectees.
Smart people DON'T 60 to the mountains.
You never go out to cocktails-but to tea.
1t is social error to dine before s p.
drunk in the fashionable set is always re-
ferred 10 as dipsomaniac.
social climber is called pusher
You never say East Hampton or North Hamp-
ton, radius of about 100 miles The transits
refer to it as The Hamptons."
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

The conversation turned to economics, and
Baker was in doubt about China's exports. He
asked:
"What is China anxious to export:"
"Right now" replied the ambassador, 1.-THE
Japanese"
7 OIS JANUARY, OF High Kickers' goes
IL good when she tells this one. Two rabbits
were having a chat.
"Hows your family" one asked
"Fine," was the reply. "And how are all
your children's childrens chIldren's childrens
children's childrens?"
T'HE Big-Time: Emil Lengels book, "Dakar"
L and Geo. Stewards Storm" both from Ran
dom House.
Paramount's La. Purchase" with Bob Hope
and Vera Zorna.
'Pirolito," a rollicking Brazilian number at
Copacabana as rendered by Estelita
r, The new girl-show at La Martinique.
Leo c. Rosten's book on Hollywood (Harcourt
Brace corker
Fausto Curbello's version OF Sand in My
Shoes" a tunefu rhumba at the Stork
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
X. v. DM1'ling

OF all the sad sights in this old toord Of sin,
And all the sad pights its creatures get in,
There's nothing Wretchfut and Woeful 10 me
As the case Of the tather about to be.
With miugliag emotions Of giadness and fright,
OF terror and lcoHder OF dread and delight
He feels useless important, e1uitant, distressed;
Is hot and is cold IS pu6ed up and depressed.
F.. o. Laughlin.
(Above is an excerpt from the longest and
most Sympath poem written to the tragic
plight Of the eXpectant father.-EVD.)
nOROTHY KAY who just has returned from
~ tour of the Middle West on a bicycle
reports that in Waterloo Neb there is a law
making it illegal for barber 10 eat onions
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

A, P.-Here in Pennsylvania
we are having an epidemic of
infantile paralysis. ! read where
men and women 30 years old
and over catch the disease. Yet
a friend of mine says that it
is a disease of infants and chill
dren only.
Answer - This incidence of
poliomyelitis is far and away
higher in infants and children
than in adults, but in epidemic
times, age is no barrier to the
disease.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
On the Side

Distributed by King Feature, Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

Minnie Maddem Fske Mrs. Pat Campbell and
Ethel Barrymore?
etiquet expert Author of How to Behave in
a Cocktail Bar The Raising and Cultivation
OF a Mustache" and Forty Ways to Amuse a
Wife" And also Of that touching soliloquy which
begins:
oh, the years Wdstc
And the tears We waste
Getting ont Of traffic janus,
Because Of i0oaten drivers
Who heUcr know aud neUer eau understand.
A PITTSBURGHER who says he has checked
"A on the matter claims the three words most
used by women are l. me and cute.
After years Of striving to- achieve nonchalance
while carving a turkey finally have succeeded
in doing With the aid of gadget that holds
the turkey in place on the plate.
you q red-haired Italian girl"
writes NJ. {. LoVett
81 have seen only one myself And I married
her"
Mr. Lovc,t enclosed snapshot Of his wife,
but unfortunately il is not in natural color as
every photograph Of a strawberry blonde
should be.
Among the poets who could interest no pub
Usher in their first poems and had 10 pay for the
printing of same themselves were Robert Burns,
Rudyard Kipling and Robert w. Service. Carrie
Jacobs Bond had TO pay for the publishing OF her
first songs.
LAN(lESI TACT 4 nave encountered tnlS week
L is that an elephant can run "a miles an hour.
The fastest animal is antelope, which can run
20 miles an hour.
Maybe defense requirements never will cause
a shortage in safety razor blades. But l am saw
ing mine just in case.
Olivia De Havilland, who has stated frankly
she lives alone but does not like II. has been
made honorary member OF the Pittsburgh i
Wanna Get Married" Club.
Miss c. Jane D. Thomas is the way Man.
haitian socialite signs her name. 1t must be the
Miss X T. Stevens influence.
Wonder what names Miss Thomas wishes TO
keep under cover by using just the initials c and
ID Probably Cora and Daisy. Or maybe Carrie
and Della
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

between Z a. m. ana {
p. m.
"Why hasn't the
king OF hearts a mus
tache ." asks a New
Yorker He has me
there. III have TO send
him a cigar.
a Manhattan beau
tlcian says the national
record for number Of
permanent waves per
annum is held by a
New York socialite who
gets one every 8 weeks.
DEITY II L T TO ~.
- Loose limbed CO.
medienne. A modern
Eva Tanguay. Betty
should sing II Don't
Care" in her next
picture.
Jimmy Londos. A
fair wrestler. But not
TO be placed in the same
class as Hackenschmidt
or Frank GOtch.