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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Value Of Super-Microscope
In The Field Of Medicine
By Logan Clendening, M. d.

microscopic announced the
possibility of finding the cause
of cancer with a microscope
devised by him which enlarged
many magnifications more
than the ordinary microscope.
But this instrument was q
poor thing compared to the
electron microscope. His idea.
however, was sound. We can
expect to see many details Of
the cell, not only of the cancer
cell, but of normal cells by
sufficient magnification.
Then the field of the viruses
those causes of disease such
as smallpox, chicken pox and
infantile paralysis-which are
now called ultra-microscopic-
may be opened up and these
objects hitherto elusive to
any magnification of vision we
possess may be revealed.
To see the protein molecule,
which must be large as MOLE
cules go, but still smaller
than any germ, Is another
possibility.
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ONLY AS FAVOR

"Fine! Here. the chief gave
me some cigarets for you. Tie
wants me TO tell you not 10 do
anything II YOU don't like to
do il. But II you're ready TO
do us a favor--well, 60 ahead.
I'll tell the kommandant 90
keep the light burning all
night"
"All the information ! have
Is over three years old" l
cautioned him.
I'VE know that" he said
naively. ITO the devil with
information. just now we're
interested I'm your attitude"
He departed, grinning.
At once l went 10 work.
Midnight passed before the
job was completed. The maze
of lines and dots and tiny
flags, and the array OF foreign
organization names with which
/ had covered the sheets
looked complicated and inn
preSSive.
] added membership figures.
and across the top OF each
sheet / wrote: Organization
Plan Of the international Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
No Man Is an Island
And You Are Not Alone!
By Elsie Robinson

Hemingway's For Whom the
Bell Tolls"
All through the book there
runs the moan of that same
loneliness which you and /
feel today. and I'm passing
the answer on in its original
that language which seems
10 bear the very feel and
flavor of those dreadful days
in the Spanish Civil War-of
dark caves smelling of oil.
garlic, mutton and small, red
peppers-of love and mire and
youth-and of hunted humans
whose bodies had turned ram
cid from the fear of death.
SNTO MAN Is an Island, In
~ tire of IL selfe: every
man Is a peece of the Con-
tinent, a part of the maines
IL a CloG bee washed away
by the Sea, Europe Is tho
Jesse, as well as IL a Pro-
montorie were, as well as II a
Manor Of thy friends or Of
thine Owne were; any mans
death diminishes me, because
/ am involved In Mankinde;
And therefore never send to
know for whom the bell tolls:
Ii tolls for thee.
"John Donne."
mo Man Is an Island"
no man is something apart by
himself, no matter how wise
or powerful or rich he may
be within himself.
Every man is tied tip with
every other living being
he is Involved in Mankind"
In the most trivial thing he
may do or need done he is
involved he depends on
=etf4errnen- and they depend
on him.
There is the answer to Your
loneliness your sense or
futility. There is the beau
tiful and terrible mystery
which has lain at the root Of
all human hope or heroism
the living mystery Jesus
Christ perpetuated in the
Communion.
No Man Is an Island.
Whether you can see them
or not, feel them or not, the
hands of humanity touch your
hands their tears are salt
upon your cheek :. their cry
rings in your ears.
You are not alone. Feel
those hands taste those
tears = hear those cries
=. and your own pain will
be eased.
isi1. King Features synd.. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

IT'S hard for us TO get the
feel of things these days
TO make them seem real.
We're so far away from all
the heat and hate. Even with
defense plants roaring and tax
collectors laundering the
thing doesn't come alive.
That always has been one
Of our great difficulties in
America. Automobiles, radios,
news services, newspapers,
planes. streamliners ~ they've
all wiped out plenty of time
and space.
But there's still a mighty
gap Of attitude as we'll as dis
lance between East and West
b tween neighboring
states Heighharing families.
It's all an expression. of
course. of the strange, inward
barrier which seems TO shut
each one of us off from the
rest of the world even
from those we love best.
We can't feel near TO Europe
because we can't really feel.
near TO any one or anything.
We spend our lives in a
seeking dream.
THAT'S bad. It's bad at the
Il best of times. That con-
slant sense of separation is
one of the toughest problems
in our human life.
But it's particularly bad at
a time like this, when so much
of the world is involved in
desperate pain and fear.
1t isn't a question of send
ing our boys to Europe-God
grant that they may never
need to be!
But II is question OF send
ing our hearts there, and
every part of the world where
men are in pain. and most of
flight -
We don't mean to be selfish
or Indifferent. We m a k e
mighty efforts to bridge the
gap mentally. And sometimes.
in the furry and excitement
of relief work, we have the
Illusion that we're really tn
the thick of things.
Then-the old APARTNESS
comes back-that depressing
feeling of loneliness and frus-
tration which has haunted us
all our lives.
If only, just for once, we
could feel part of it all!
Every thoughtful perso
says that to himself scores of
times. And I've never heard
better answer to it than
the quaint prelude in Ernest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

IT WAS only about three
hundred years ago that a
Dutch diamond cutter named
Jansen made a little convex
glass that showed him aston
ishing anatomical details Of
fleas, plant fibers, insects and
mouth scrapings. That simple
microscope was slowly i'm
proved.
About 1920 construction of
modern microscopes began. 1t
was only IS years ago Edward
Bausch completed the first
microscope made in the West
ern Hemisphere. Now there
are over $4,000 microscopes in
use in this country. These
serviceable tools can show
images 1000 times larger than
life. The famous naked"
human eye can see no object
that is less than LIPS of an
inch long.
That is, the human eye can
distinguish two points when
they are .00S inches apart, and
no more. Now comes the
supermicroscope that can re-
solve two points 10000, 900
of an inch apart.
ITO PUT it another way, the
L ordinary microscope mag
nifies 1000 times, the super
microscope 10000 to 10000
times. Photographic enlarge
ments can be made 100000 to
1000 times life size.
One of the smallest objects
that can be seen under the
ordinary microscope is the
tubercle bacillus. A group of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

them looks like little fine bits
of hair clippings. l have Just
seen a photograph Of a tu-
bercle bacillus made by the
super-microscope that is as big
as my thumb.
The super microscope is
known as the electron micro
scope. The source Of light is
electrons from a hot tungsten
wire coated with salts. from
which electrops emerge into a
vacuum. They lombard and
pass through something like
H-rays the object to be ex-
amined. The possibilities of
even larger magnifications can
be propheSied from what we
now know OF the electron
microscope.
WHAT can be expected i'm
w medical science from tbiS
new microscopes Several
years ago an amateur London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
DIFFERENT NOW

1--WE are getting some
where" Inspector Kraus
smiled. "Thlngs are different
than they were when we
arrested you. Moscow has
abandoned all efforts to keep
Communist Party alive in
Germany.
Instead they've covered the
country with network of
spies and sabotage groups.
Most despicable and dan
gerous. What, in your opinion,
should be the punishment of a
German who sells out his
nation to Stain or the French
finance hyeftas 2
Death" l said.
Abruptly he asked:
would you like to see your
wife? We could arrange that,
you know"
/ was silent.
IHut NtHttt--Ib HOiuE--
thing" ms pector Kraus
drawled.
II realize that" I replied.
Now came the question for
which / had been maneuver-
ing for months.
1T Is not enough 10 repudi-
ate communism" Kraus said
harshly. zone must fight II
as long as there's fight left
in the beast. Would you be
ready for that?"
EYES," l said boldly. at has
destroyed my life and / am
ready TO strike back"
NOT ENFORCED
Inspector Kraus relaxed.
would you consider work
ing for us?" he asked easily.
l pretended TO deliberate.
1t would not do to accept the
offer quickly: that would
make them suspicious. With
a tremendous effort of will 1
hypnotized myself into the
role Of a man who fights a
hard inner struggle.
"We force no man." In
spector Kraus spoke in a
placating manner I'VE are
simply logical. III you wish
to reject my proposal. don't
hesitate TO do so. Nothing
viii happen to you. You will
merely serve out the remain
ing 10 years of your sentence"
Continued Monday
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By JAN VALTM

10 German and Polish Com
munists for alleged collabora-
ton with the Gestapo. Kraus
saw my questioning glance.
'Let them have their fun
by killing off their own" he
said quietly, indulgently.
"They never shoot our men.
We can have shot to order
by the GPU any man outside
OF the top-dozen In Moscow.
All we have TO do IL to convey
the word that he worked
with us. Simple, what?"
SHOCKED, PUZZLED
I forced myself 10 remain
calm. was shocked and
puzzled.
81 don't mean that all the
comrades whn- got a bullet In
the neck we're shot to our
order" he laughed. 1--WE aren't
that bIoodthirsty. With them,
the problem of getting them
selves killed Is quite simple.
Communists - the foreign
ones--are rebels. When they
go to Russia, they feel them
selves at home. They think
they have a right to criticize
the breadIines. Presto. Des
Soviet Buergers hoechstes
Glueck. list cine Kugel ins
Genick! CThe Soviet citizens
highest bliss is a bullet in the
neckD DO you think that the
Soviet mess Is socialism
mo"
"What would you call ite"
form of imperialism
camoufiaged under socialistic
theory" / said quietly.
"And what do you think Of
the theory?n
THE theory has failed.
Internationaiism is an lilu-
sion. :, ------======
1.-THE methods of the Mus
coyites prove that their
theory Is wrong" KrauS- re-
marked. "Stalin uses the
ideas and the dictionary of
Leninism to cover up his
nationalistic al ms. That
makes every foreigner who
works for Stain a traitor to
his Own fatherlaRd. l. that
corTect?"
"That Is correct" I admit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

Doctor Ciendenng will an
swer questions of general in
tereSt only. and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

ice cream but have yet to note IT retailed.
When girl insists upon talking
while dancing il proves she "ain't got
rhythm
Here's tip for your feminine
readers" writes a Los Angeles subscriber.
''If you wear bright red dress you'll never
sit out a dance"
May be something 10 this. as Mrs.
Simpson was wearing a bright red dress
the first time the then Prince of Wales
saw her and asked her TO dance.
In 1893 there were more Jewish people
in Argentina than in Germany; 100000 in
Germany, 100000 in Argentina.
DEFEATED by request of a puzzled
~ mathematician in this racehorse
problem:
at Is a four horse race. Odds on the
Z entries are respectively 2 TO !, 3 TO I, 4 TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

w. r.: Il. What are the adj
vantages of bicycling? 2. Is it
good for thin people? 3. Does
it make muscles on the legs?
a. What does it do to bow
legs?"
Answer: Bicycling is a very
healthy form of exercise
fortunately. because we all
may soon be reduced TO il as
a method of progression. 1t
cert a ly strengthens the
muscles Of the leg, also the
abdomen and back. II has no
effect on bow legs, either pro
or con.
Reader--'Ts psoriasis a form
of syphilis ?"
Answer No. they have
nothing TO do with each other.
Psoriasis is a chronic skin
disease, which is due to a con-
stitutional tendency in some
people. IL Is not contagious. II
usually recurs year after year,
most often in the Winter season.
Doctor ClendeniHg has
seUeH pamphlets phich can be
obtained BY readers. For any
ore eerrphtet Desired. send 10
cents IN coin, and a seif-dd-
dressed cHrciope stamped With
thyec-ccut stamp, TO DR.. Lo-
gan CisHdeRing, in care Of this
paper. The pamphlets are.
Three Weeks Reducing Diet"
"Tmiigesfion and Constipo-
tion," Reducing and Gaining
Infant Feeding" "Tnstruc-
tons for the Treatment Of
Diabetes" Feminine Hv-
gicns" and The Care Of tho
Hair ard Skin"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

ERE is pleasant little game will give you message
day II numerical puzzle designed TO spell
fortune Count the letters your
Of letters subtract II the number than
add The result your upper left
hand of every your
numbers left right message
the checked figures give you 9-z7
Miller. Inc
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APPEAL TO VANITY

We talked about the report,
going over it point by point.
No significant detail, however
small. seemed to escape the
attention of Inspector Kraus.
But he was vain. Whenever
l said anything that implied
respect and admiration for the
efficiency of the Gestapo.
pleasure spread over his half
suave. half-brutal face.
How do you account for
your phenomenal success In
suppressing communism 2" /
asked.
"Our methods are COM
bination of enterprise, patience
and the methodical applica-
ton of workaday skill," he
said. adding: communism
was not suppressed: in Ger
many II was exterminated."
We came to a paragraph in
the report from Moscow which
mentioned the execution of
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1VoU didn't say what the stagazers said Sagaran wOr

XoU didn't what the said Sagittarian
good for" writes a Brooklyn $agarian-
They Sagarians good giving orders but not
good taking them and should be in business for themselves
Nate picture of French bathing beauty
Generally speaking Frenchwomen been blessed by
with much symmetry Of limb Most OF the dancers
Montnarte usually English and
girls The latter have the beautiful legs of all
eff allowed only dietary rule should the
mastication" Dr. Vcor eiSer
classification breaking food In small particles, and
converting In which the body IT.
recalls theories of Horace Fletcher
the justification Of food He book the subject called
"Fletcherism How Became Young 60"
FTER the going TO bust in the jaw said
Herzog the Giants Cobb the during
the Of contest the South
"Al right" said Ty IT be at in the hotel We
lock the door throw the KEY and fight IL out"
They did, 1t terrific battle Ty little the
those Holywoodans who heroic the
couldn't settle their night club arguments this instead OF
engaging in these silly 'one punch affairs in public
However, suppose doing might endanger their precious
profes
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AUTHENTIC REPORT

read the report. It was
unquestionably authentic. 1t
contained a description of life
at school, OF the study plan.
the names of instructors and
a long list of students party
names. While / read, the
telephone rang repeatedly.
From the answers given by
Inspector Kraus l gathered
that the persons at the other
end OF the line were Gestapo
agents engaged in shadowing
a young woman. They were
reporting on the movements
of their quarry.
"Ah," In p g ctor Kraus
would say, "she went into a
meeting: Don't lose her,
please"
l read on, bewildered by the
revelation that a GeStapo
operative had sent this report
out of the innermost and ex-
elusive training center of the
Comintern. Again the tele-
phone rang. Again l listened.
"As, she went into "A
mower" Inspector Kraus
drawled.
Hertha Jens was cursing.
NON she sits. In the dark
she snarled. "And whom may
she be talking to" Inspector
Kraus spoke into the telep-
hone:
ARREST the lady when she
leaves the theater and bring
her in" Turning TO me, he
smiled broadly: 'Have you
read the report: Do you find
it interesting"
very interesting" I NUT
tered.
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"DEoPLE dance the rhythm band, not the volume"
Shep Fields.
Quite Shep my boy Would that bandmasters
realized it,
Avocado the highest food value OF all fresh fruits claim