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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Commonwealth avenue. and her
great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald of $3.50 Hamilton avenue
Only generation not able 10
come 10 Detroit from Craven
hurst, Ont, because of war re-
strictions' is Roslynd's great
great-grandmother, Mrs. Harriet
Girard, 81.
All Of the mothers and daugh.
tiers are Detroiters either by birth
or adoption, except Mrs. Girard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Kandr Continues
MdyordI Duties
From His Cell

An expected deadlock in the
DHamtramck City Council failed TO
materialize last night, when II
was revealed. that Mayor Walter
Kanar would continue to conduct
the city's affairs from his cell in
the County Jail.
Kanar was sentenced to serve so
days and pay 500 fine by Judge
Homer Ferguson. when he alleg-
eddy gave 'evasive and contradic-
tory answers" to questions put TO
him by the grand jury.
DEADLOCK FAILS
The deadlock was expected to
result from Council President An
thony Tenerowicz, younger brother
of DR.. Rudolph Tenerowicz, former
mayor and congressman. becoming
acting mayor during Kanar's sem
tence.
This will not be necessary. II
was explained, because the mayor
is guilty of only a misdemeanor
and therefore is not automatically
removed from office.
Leo Mirek. president OF the
Hamtramck Taxpayers Associa-
ton, said he was starting circula-
ton of petitions d G m an d n &
Kanar'S recall.
The council at present is COM
posed of five men representing two
factions. one led by Tenerowicz
which includes Thaddeus Zajac
and Frank J. Leach Opposing
them are George A. Danish and
Joseph a. Sawicki
Should Tenerowicz become act
ing mayor, he would lose his vote
as a councilman and the city would
be faced with a two TO two vote
on most matters for 60 days.
eff some one came In here and
offered us a million dollars, we'd
turn UP with two and two vote
on accepting H." said Tenero-
WicZ.
The situation can be saved. all
agree. only by kanar retaining
his office while In Jail. leaving a
situation probably unparalleled in
local history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Furniture You'll Like
A BARREL CHAIR
l''S s si:'"'' 1896

It's graceful contours will add beauty the living
Its sturdy construction and careful uPhostering
will assure durability and comfort. Chair is typical
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telle coverings in tapestries. One of Hud-
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Hudso1's-Ni~tb FlOor-Farmtr Street Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

All OF these things must obtain through partnership with
myself
ND depend would depend partner
- feel that understand myself. and myself
better than In short,
though all the world prove false should myself
Yet, what happens?
In spite of all this desire myself
this is what happens:
NEVER A DAY PASSES BUT 1 DOUBLE-CRoSs Myself
SELL OUT MY OWN PROGRAM.
l do it in dozens of
ND though the Of life have through
"A my faithlessness still persist breaking
myself And when friend fails bitterly
about another living soul"
say:
Hon you blame that other for doing this
hare done this TO yourself?
HE had q thousand You had only
pOurseif-pet could not be thnt
Yo blame him he cuId nOoatrof his selfhns his
greed his stiffness When happiness nrolsd Yet
o the guardian couldn't
cHssedHess. Then chp be bitter NJ HIM
Look things got your
the opportunities hare passed the ork hare left
hed the beauty yot spoiled the
this hare done n yourself Yet tH yourself
and hare fresh faith yoursef
CAN YOU NOT THEN. FORGIVE HIM AND HAVE FRESH
FAITH IN HIM, WHO HAS DONE MUCH LESS INJURY TO
YOU?"
That's what say-somenes.
act lust ornery as you do
stranger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Daily Short Story
THE ETERNAL FEMININE GESTURE
By BARBARA BLACK

She loved him, didn't she?
Then why all the fuss?
But Jim. my nose. 1 won't
look the same. I'll look diff
ferent-awful." lie said il
didn't matter. then got up
abruptly and went to the
window with his back TO her.
GETS ON HIS NERVES
But secretly Jim admitted
that this bedside stuff was
beginning TO get on his nerves.
Talking to a bunch of ban
dages -. nothing but pair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

Look at the nose on the Eng
fish bulldog that tows your
aunt here sometimes. Why, 1
could cite endless"
Don't make me laugh. 1t
hurts" she pleaded. Doctor
Jack was such help.
Shortly after that Connie
began 10 observe significant
little incidents First, there
was the matter of the one
cent sale at the drugstore.
Evelyn had two new COM
pacts. THE second one" she
said. sis for Connie" The
room was full of girls and
some kicked Evelyn on the
shin.
There was a moment of
dreadful silence, then every
one began TO chatter at once.
The offensive vanity. Of no
earthly use to a bandaged
nose. was guiltily slipped back
into Evelyn's bag and not
mentioned again.
Then there was that un-
fortunate slip about jim "My
dear" gushed a friend. you've
no idea what a heroine you
are. You should hear the
arguments. Every one is
simply thrilled. I've put S. on
you-so don't let me down,
darling
What do you mean-S5
on me,
"Why-about YOU and Jim
OIL mean" The chat
terbox stopped but Connie
knew what she meant. They
were betting on whether Jim
would stick!
When she first heard such
remarks. she glowed with
pride. But now she began TO
realize they weren't very
complimentary to herself.
They were praiSing Jim for
sticking TO her. for coming TO
see her every night. Sympa-
thizing with him, not her.
And making bets!
But Jim wouldn't take back
his ring. OF course II dldn t
make A difference. he said.
OF course he still loved her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

dignity.
The night before a famous
surgeon was TO operate on
Comics nose, Doctor Jack
came in. He made a great
distinction between official
visits, accompanied by the
nurse, inferno and surgeon
and the rather hilarious
affairs which he labeled 'un-
professional" visits.
This last night, he asked
Connie TO marry him. She
refused by bursting into tears.
"If my face Is horrible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

let us have faith that right makes right;
and In that faith let us. to the end dare
10 do our duty as we understand it, What
is your falorite Lincoln anecdote? ! 60
for the time Honest Abe asked some men,
bers Of his cabinet: IF you call tail
leg. how many legs has a, dog:" Somebody
answered five" Lincoln said: "No; call
ing tail a leg don't make 1t leg"
4 WOMAN is considered short, petite or
cute little trick when she is between
feet II inches and 5 feet 3 inches. She
is in the tall class when from 5 feet 5l9
inches TO 5 feet 10 inches. AS previously
recorded here the style experts say the
ideal female for the 1871 styles will he a
'long-stemmed strawberry blonde around
5 feet inches tall.
s(IGARS like friends and wine grow
more precious with age" states cigar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

she sobbed. 81 won't marry
anybody. I'll-I'll have a
career, or something. But IL
II comes out all right and
look like myself-I'm going TO
win Jim back again. l still
want Jim. I'll get him back"
But Doctor Jack soon had
her laughing again. She even
forgot herself so far as TO ex-
claim, with Total unselfcon-
seriousness, "Gracious, I'll bet
my nose Is red as a beet"
IT'S LONG SLOW CURE
It was a long slow cure.
Jim didn't come so often al
though he had standing
order with the florist. Miss
Sealey was transferred. for
which Connie was grateful
At last came the day when
the final bandage was re-
moved and Connie must look
in the mirror.
"Oh. l can't" she walled to
Doctor Jack. I'm frightened.
i can't hear To look"
Nonsense" he SAID. clear
ing his throat Where's the
oil morale? Chin up"
Like A soldier facing the
firing squad, she walked 10
the mirror. She saw a SLIM
girl with hOney-colored hair,
frightened eyes, flushed cheeks
and and why" she gasped
the mist gathering and the
mirror wavering. Like A lisp
ing baby of three. she pointed
her finger at herself and said
softly, "Why it's Connie"
Her hand stole into her
bathrobe pocket With pre-
occupied but blissful sigh, she
carefully and lavishly pow
dered her perfect little nose.
"Now. YOU can get your
Jim back she heard Doctor
Jack say quietly. Her hand
paused thoughtfully, then
slowly resumed its work. The
powder was deliciouSly frag-
rant. she noticed dreamily.
THE marriage ceremony
says for better or worse"
she said Jim didn't want
me for worse. l don't want
Jim any more" She turned
and faced him bravely.
"You liked me when I was
ugly-do you still like me now
I'm kinda-nice looking? ."
DO IL" he said hoarsely.
He didn't realize that IT.
wasn't the pOwder-puffing. but
the way her arm crept around
his neck the way she turned
her face 10 his in sweet sur
render-which is and always
has been through all the ages
the eternal feminine ges-
ture.
THE END.
Tomorrows short story:
Doctors ORDERS" by Patience
Hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

! llt NbithllipiiN
which result
from lack of
Vitanins are
r a I h er elu-
Sive.
y o wadayS.
however, the
modern doc
tor is alert to
the possibility
Oh AMIN ne
fcienCy and
he pays par
ticular atten-
ton to the
( q q W j n &
signs which
may indicate
Vitan1in def
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

expert Ashley Chaner in Town and Country Ashley good
cigar years opposed wrapping
celophane Havana like have good
vintage" years. 1899 and 1894 crop of
Iavanas Firmly reiGhng half smoked cigar
absorb poison than from
10 ordinary smokes
MOTE considerable interest that Bill klnden Of the
~ believes somebody Will
ray ienieH-system Of planes,
What difference would make if somebody invented this
before started all raid England
ZANE WITHERS adolescent the like her
Shirley Temple and much Deanna Durbn
better how
o laugh tear MAXINE SULLIVAN, Sepa
songstress rendering the Loeb
Lomond As for treating much loved of the
yeeryear way the sentiment of Clarence
ditty, Please Don't Swing the Old Songs which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

handsome face. Jim was very
good looking, every one told
her.
II was Doctor Jack who
finally answered her question.
Every one else evaded it or
lied. But Doctor Jack looked
squarely back into her clear
gray eyes and told her the
truth. Yes, her nose was
broken. They were going TO
do a plastic operation but he
couldn't promise anything yet.
But she should be thankful
il was nothing but a crook in
her nose when she had come
within a half inch of losing
both eyes-or her life.
FAMOUS PEOPLE
Resides" he said cheer
fully. "think of all the famous
people who have peculiar
noses. Take mine, for in
stance. Or Jimmy Durante,
and Cyrano De Bergerac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Better Health
By DR.. Logan Clendening

We went along for years with
out realizing that the substance
we call vitaminS in the food are
necessary for normal growth and
vigorous health The conditions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Please don't SWiHq The old songs:
Don't kick M Old Dog Troy,
Please be kind 10 Jeanne,
Her hair is turning grey.

Asst Detroit telephone book is A. Zzzbsco ain Paul
~ made the of a
novel New Yorker best buresque show
Fultons Jolly Widows which Joe F. Howard and
Alexander l think the best burlesque
show of all time Wine Woman Song Alexander
Carr and Bonita Lew Hearn Harriet
wild about Nelson Eddy female Detroiter "She
have him. The admire Charley Ghringer the ball
have 50page book clippings and they all about
Charley"
NECESSARY characesic~o good doctor unusual powers
"A of observation Yet many practicing medicine
this ability Il being said that during 25 years the
medical profession been attracting type of
formerly and that really medcos their
s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
CONDITION OF TONGUE

CONDITION OF TONGUE
In the first place. he makes
an examination of the eyes to
see whether or not there is any
night blindness. This is per-
hapS the best general test of
vitamin deficiency. and if night
blindness is present il indicates
that probably a number of vita
minis are deficient in the diet.
The condition of the tongue is
very important. A rough, fiS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

Then sorry for myself-so sorry! But
gradually cool off and FRY and use little
sense.
Failed me- have they? Well. suppose
they have.
Why should I be so surprised and
shocked because friend fails me.
HOW OFTEN HAVE FAILED MY
SELF?
NOW, surely, if any one should be loyal to
me. l myself should be loyal The other
fellow may make profit by failing me,
but l can't possibly profit by failing myself.
All of my success depends on my faith
full service to myself 1 have a program
with myself, just as 1 would have with any
other partner; and this program with my
self is the most important thing in my life.
1t involves things far more precious than
money-secret, spiritual treasure; peace,
pride and power; tolerance and tenderness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Elsie Robinson
How l Double-Cross Myself

SOFTEN talk about people failing another
" writes you not be bitter a
times But what do personally falls you?"
Well lady being human usually madz-mad hopsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
On the Side
By E. Y. Durling .

or bless The lac uof reils tho futures fscs;
Fer sle- could smile iHte # haby's Eyes
bear tho beauty II The erening skies,
Il II could scc .cIot ooraefb opaee?
II Lee Hamilton.
II OFFERED chance know exactly what the fuue hn lot
volr baby YOU know would YOU say Don't
tell me Where ignorance bliss folly he wise? II would
be an unusual say But she would probably
be rleht-END.
WHAT Abraham IncolnS greatest saying? favor THAT
W this nation birth of freedom and
that people and for the people
.hau moi nerish would he:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

THE yellow roadster wasn't
L the kind one would expect
10 see wrecked by dirty coal
truck. She wasn't the kind Of
girl. either-slim, well-dresSed,
attractive you'd expect TO
unwind from around a fire
plug. Not the sort of girl 10
be all covered with blood and
coal SCOT, with smashed
face that made even the cop
feel rather jill.
The grimy. tobacco juicy
truck driver was the only one
who seemed 10 fit into the
picture. But we won't GO into
that, even though witnesses
said it was all his fault, for
the truck driver was dead.
Sometime later. there was
commotion in the receiving
room of the hospital. A hat
less. wild-eyed. but good look
ing. young man ran in shout
ing. where is she? Where's
Connie >" Then he saw her,
Swathed in bandages. lying
limp and still on the high
table, He looked suddenly as
though his insides had ceased
10 function and had tumbled
chaotically into the pit of his
stomach. He made a gagging
noise and pointed.
USED TO DISTRACTIONS
The Resident was used 10
distracted people asking word
less questions. "She'll pull
through o. X. DO you want
her In private ROOM"
"Oh the best-the very best
Of everything for Connie"
said the young man. whats
the trouble, doc: VIII She
is She" Again he was in
articulate.
THE X-ray, plates aren't
dry yet. But she's got a
fractured left shoulder. two
broken ribs, cuts and bruises,
shock and a broken nose"
"Jeesis" W h pere d the
young man. Are any of those
things-er-fatal? ,"
The Resident smiled briefly.
Her nose is most serious.
It's badly crushed. Her bones
will knit again, hut hate to
see young girl disfigured,"
he added thoughtfully.
What the hell difference II
her nose is out of joint"
shouted the young man inn
politely, $50 long as she lives
and gets well:"
The Resident with the
homely intelligent face said
nothing.
1t was days before Connie
was conscious of anything but
soaring pain. Her greatest
comfort was Jim. They were
engaged 10 he married and
every one said they were
such a good looking couple. "
Tall, blonde jim; tiny, Vi
VaClous Connie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

of great eyes looking soul
fully at you. To avoid look
ing at the -handaGesr his- eyes
followed the night nurse,
whom he must have been
watching for a long time.
He knew every smallest
thing about her, the tininess
OF her ankles under the long
skirts, the way those dark
eyes glowed.
Connie was thinking that
Jim hadn't missed night
coming to see her since the
accident. She asked if, as
special favor to her, he would
take Miss Sealey out on her
next night off Sealey had
been wonderful E. Jim
agreed. pretending reluctance.
Miss Sealey refused point
blank TO GO, but Connie
pleaded. Her Jim needed
some fun. The night of the
date, the nurse stopped by to
say goodnight.
Connie had forgotten that
Miss Sealey wouldn't be wear
ing her uniform Why she
was beautiful, "You look
wonderful" she said gener-
ously. "Jim'll he pleased. He
likes TO take out a good
locker"
ITS nice of you to lend
him." said the Starry-eyed
nurse. breathlesSly happy
"Oh l must powder my nose
again" She leaned smiling
and fragrant, toward the mir
ror.
Doctor Jack came in a little
later and found Connie with
her face to the wall. He tried
TO cheer her up but she didn't
respond with her usual gay
courage. Finally, he said
abruptly, do you know what
you look like"
Don't" she groaned.
"You look like q man dying
for a smoke. You have that
desperate look Of man when
he's vainly felt three times in
every pocket. You look as
though YOU won't he happy
unless you powder your nose.
Fess up-you're Itching to
powder it, aren't you?"
How did you know ." He
was marvellous. Every one
else tireSomely avoided the
subject.
"Your hands been going up
10 your face for days. It's
perfectly natural. \ powdered
nose, I've observed gives a
lady courage, self-confidence
poise. II routs the enemy.
It's the eternal feminine ges-
ture."
HE UNDERSTANDS
II was wonderful the way
he understood. Next morn
ing she received a tricky
vanity with no card enclosed.
II was surprising how much
better she felt
The following Thursday and
the one after that, Jim
phoned that he had 10 work
late. She missed him, be-
cause that was Miss Sealey's
night off too. But Doctor
Jack dropped in and they
talked and laughed and be-
came fast friends.
Connie handed Jim back his
ring after she saw him kissing
Miss Sea1ey behind the screen.
She didn't mention the kiss.
He said he's accept it lust
10 humor a sick girl But
he avoided her eyes.
He came 10 see. her less
often after that. sitting be-
side her. nervouSly smoking
his chain of clgarets. his eyes
following the pretty night
nurse who ignored him with
admirable, II self-conscious,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
OFTEN AT BEDSIDE

He spent hours at her bed
side, at first silent and COM
fortlng, later providing gay
companionship.
"My little shiekess Mummy"
he called her and the nurses
would laugh when he stood in
the doorway saying Mighty
night Cleopatra, he good
mummy, and no coffin" The
nurses thought he was won
derful. the night nurse said.
Connie loved the night
nurse. Miss Sealey. She was
slim and elusive. like nymph.
with big dark eyes and small
hands, which were quick and
gentle. yet strong. Connie
liked the Resident too. Doc
tor Jack had nice eyes but
homely irregular features.
His crooked features made
Connie proud of her Jim's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

sured or raw tongue is good e,1.
dence Of vitamin deficiency III.
cerations or cracks around the
lips are also noted.
The condition Of The bones. es-
pecially if there is any swelling
of the long bones toward the
end: whether there is any pain
present over the bones. are es-
pecially valuable signs in in
fantS.
The condition Of the skin IL
self is an indication Of vitamin
deficiency. If the skin is rough
and shows little plugs at the
mouth Of tho sweat glands which
make II look as if there were
goosehesh. this is considered IN
he An indication Of vitamin de-
ficiency
a general fee lg Of lassitude
is noted. and. in general. feel
ing Of well-being would indicate
that the vitamin supply in the
food is sufficient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

IERE pleasant little game that will message
every day. a puzzle designed to spell out
fortune Count letters first the number
of letters subtract the number is less than o.
your number Start at the upper left
hand recange and check OF your Key
right the the letters under
the checked figures give Az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
DIETARY HABITS

In trying 10 arrive AT dag
noSis. it is we'll 10 inquire into
the dietary habits of the indi-
vidual what kind of a cook is
there in the household? Does
the cook cook for one or sew
eral?
A person living alone and
cooking his or her own meals
is much more likely TO use pro-
cessed foods which do not con-
tain vitaminS in large numbers
A housewife cooking for sew
eral people. on the whole, is
likely 10 have a more balanced
diet containing a good quantity
OF vitamlns.
The whole subject Of vitamins
is one which undoubtedly will be
increasing in importance within
the next few years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
CONCENTRATED DIETS

More and more conditions are
being found in which concen-
trated vitamin diets will be
efficaciouS.
! have, for instance, before me
report on arthritis and rheu-
matiSm in which it has been
found accidentally that pushing
the Lvitamins- will lead to i'm
provement. In these cases the
vitamins act somewhat like
drugs-it is not a question so
much that there is a deficiency
in the diet. but the vitamin in
concentrated form acts in a help
full way rs ifit were chemical.
One thing that has made
treatment so popular is that. at
any rate. il never does any harm
and there is little toxicity associ-
ated with the vitamir-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
THE END.

TOmorrow's short story:
Doctors Orders" by Patience
Hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Housekeeping Rooms

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Board and Room

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Housekeeping Rooms

ASTOfNETTE ass Woodward Three.
semi-bath front. rear entrance. tele-
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DEXTER. 1889 Completely furnished
large room private entrance: S., 50.
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FIFTEENTH. 3557-Living room kitchen.
hath. redecorated clean: comfortable
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Two rooms. nicely furnished reasonable.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
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