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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

* only part Of the benefit.
There-II be music and dancing
and everything YOU said you
wanted. And we never 60
any. NH ere nice do Ne,
DAVID"
True enough David agreed
70 himself J. must be pretty
dun sailing with MIN when
she could be ont as much as
she wanted with Ernie Pearce
Of pearcc'S Soap Chips, Who
h8d-a million IN his own right
Ernie. she had once told him
hadn't the least objection to
girls singing IN public
II was getting colder and
there was nowhere for nm 10
take Lyn except the solemn
parlor az the club. where PEG
pie came in and out. as II II
were Grand Central Station
We'll, all right. you win,
David grmted, wen go
The big ballroom az the
Ritzmore was crammed with
people as they came IN, ana
WIlls nilly they were pushed
70 the front row before the
space reserved for the fashion
show which was just about to
begin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
By DR.. Logan Clendening

feres with the freedom and
speed OF the local blood supply.
Athletes foot" is a name
commonly applied to any of the
25 or so varieties of ringworm
infection of the feet. All the
varieties are related but they
differ often in their general APP
pearance and response 10 treat
ment.
Unless in a horizontal posi-
ton, the healing time in the
lower extremities is from four TO
10 times more than that in other
parts of the body.
As indicated by the naval re-
serve corps. special attention is
given to the feet of enlisted men
in any branch of the service.
and avery large proportion of
reflections IS due TO foot trouble
alone. In the last war, - per
cent Of men were rejected on
account of foot trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
THE BEIGE WEDDING BELLS

DESTINY'S' way Of putting
II things over on us. SO that
apparently simple events
make momentOus crises IN our
lives doesn't seem quite fair.
Thus David MarSden while he
shaved one certain morning.
hadn't an mixing that this
very day he'd attend a fashion
show.
o The fact m * h. have
1870 - ------.--l---l---l- . -----
good fairy ar his cradle
hadn't AT the last moment
Wllled otherwise.
Df all places. a fashion
show For him David Mars
dnH--eiccted a year or 50
ago. As halfbaCk for the ALI
American team
David was very much in
love with wisp of d girl
Lyn Harvey you couldn I
possibly call her Evelyn. Lyn
wanted 10 be a singer.
Nov there's nothing wrong
with that picture unless you
know the MarsdenS - they
being a clan who still doGEedly
stick 70 the idea thAt
w-OT77U ( place is IN The home.
To appear m public, have a
career earn money OF
course n vas inconeeiNabIe
thaf a young pcrsun with skl
notions could aspire 20 be-
come the wife Of a Marsden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

the sore spot The piece Of fur,
having served its purpose, was
removed and a valuable prin-
ciDle was discovered.
Under constant pressure. agi-
tation and perspiration from the
loot the fur had matted to-
Cether into a piece of cloth of
peculiar texture and exceptional
strength. There was a we'll
developed felt hat over the top
Of the corn. which gave rise
10 the felt hat industry.
Good feet are important. a
government geologist invited to
China with a SIX months salary
deposited to his credit and all
expenses guaranteed. had TO
turn the proposition down be-
cause of bad feet
The foot is more subject to
infection than any other part of
he body IN spite of all the
achievements IN the realm of
5acteriology. The shoe inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

As long distance auto trip enthusiast believe there should
"A be space than mos provide How
baggage Compartments the SIDE n The carr Or
the roof
three young children who has turned
proposal a liked very much because her
youngsters didn't me kind epfather they would
this the KIND Of problem many widows
young children solve think the vdo" should
a the children should make the
best Of H.
Authorities the mongrel dog more intelligent than
pedgreed Expert Nendes The
simple mongreI dogs who
pedigree had TO he intelligent clever
fighters other pedgreed dogs depend
register majority mongrels"
GOLF matter Of popularity and number Of participants IS
VI Americas No sport contemporary don't believe
#. Bowling The count1s 70 / sport the aforementioned
respect fishing second golf third
Though World SERIES World War he
,oun himself desperately Sick broke That's what
happened Grover Cleveland Alexander The baseball magnae
should ashamed of themselves for contnra7 Alex
anders pleas Tor kind Of All should blush
ltte such thing could happen here Let try spare
a thought Europe campaigns
give some thought 10 who Up against 1t.
% girr atass md Ine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

her dres sing room SAYING be
could reach her there until /
o clock
She didn't dare go out for
q breath of an. as sho usually
did betWgen shows aHd she
sat still fighting the urge q
call him again.
We'll, that's that she
thought bitterly when II WAS
III - -I'f
II when he'd saIG they We're
through
Listles sly She left she huld-
ing There was no Sleep u her
and she decided 80 have "a cup
of coffee ina little lALlll- tiled
place close by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

said eXeitedly waving the
envelope at him I'D COM
pletely forgotten. One of the
girls at the club gave me this
Its an invitation To NVette's
fashion show at the RiLtmore
in aid OF British Relief"
WRONG MAN
Fashion show . he rodred.
NE, at a fashion show What
n TTfZT- ne Tor lN0t little
David. no ma'am."
But, dear, the fashion show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

Lyn was living a. a girls
club and she was well chauer-
oned For the present. there
fore David elected to consider
her ambitions As something 70
pooh-pooh as a passing eccen-
trICifN,
Darling" he said 10 Lyn
granted I'm living on dads
unemployment afrUWHuCe- IT
won't be long before / get
job. Mining engineers go
places, and just any moment
I'll be hauling YOU before the
preacher, and well be OF
somewhere and you'll forget
all this nonsense
why. Lyn." he finished IN
Il kindly voice II wouldn't
even tell them at home. that
tett EVER Thought of going on
the stage"
This sort Of this as a steady
diet drove -LXn- almost 81 Hid
why shouldn't ! he
singer I'm a. decent a. anV
of the Stutfy old fogies YOU
think ~ perfect. What makes
You think a AeaaaH ia Ptibiit-
life can't 20 straight. I'd like
To know, Dave Mar>den ."
HUNTS JOB
David would ignore the
question lie had Il letter 81
Introduction 10 deliver AZ In
teru8tIonai Mines about a lob
Then he was 70 meet LNn for
their daily walk IN The park
Alas he thought rucfully
he hadn the price 10 ass
her 10 luncheon
Well, anyway he said 10
himself her three meals a
day are included in the clubs
board"
They Sh.vered as they
huGQlcd close together on
their faNoure park bench be-
side the pond
Gee. Lyn," Dave said II
had long Interview with
international Mines this morn
ing. and I'm almost sure Of a
job with them. wish had
II now. This il Just the daN
I'd like 10 take YOU To some
nice spot for cocktaiIs-dim
lights-dreamy muSic-dance
and hold YOU in my arms"
his voice trailed or
Lyn' s night hand was closed
firmly in that of Dawds. But
her left hand was IN her coat
pocket. where il touched an
envelope containing A card
why, Dave, see here She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
DAVID BRISTLES

Now il was utterly impos-
Sible for a Narsden 10 under
stand that kindly, plump.
voluble Gus Fried wouldn't
hurt a fly. And so David
drew Lyn roughly to one
side.
Il forbid you to 20 with
that guy and make an eN--
hibition of yourself In some
low dive"
You're forbidding me moth
ing, David" Lyn said tremu-
lousy, III doing what Gus
SuggestS--it's for my own
good. Please don't upset me,
darling. I'm nervous enough
already
"All right" David said bit
terly. Have IL your own
way. Lyn. but its the end be-
tween YOU and me-"
D Her big opportunity came
with the opening of the mauve
room on the fortieth floor of
the Sky Building Pearce's
Soap Chips had helped erect.
You're doing swell. kid"
Ernie had said TO her, "and
YOU rate the chance of
making good. You know I'll
always love you, Lyn. But
there aren't any strings at
tached To your engagement
here. Gus will attend 10 your
contract. just as II you were
stranger 10 me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
FAIRY INTERVIEWS

And this t. ppHere D-tids
good fairy makes am entry.
for Just a few seconds before
that she n19vt HavU wuiCd
David 10 90 there too
oh. David" Ign sand halt
ingly when She saw nm Il
called YOU tonight"
Il know YOU did" II4- nah
ner was curt. And l walked
over Ia the Sky Building
wanted to talk to you about
something"
about WHAT Lvn asked
Forget it, LSn." He turned
his head away from her.
whats the idea 0f teIe-
phoning me when you're mar
ried to Ernie Pearce 90 he
asked angrily
Married to Ernie ." she
echoed I'm not married Ia
Ernie"
We'll. you're singing in his
building. wearing the wedding
dress We saw at the Fashion
SHOW. Remember" he said
ironically, the dress you said
you wanted To wear at your
own wedding that cost $500"
"Oh, David, how funny"
Lyn began TO laugh through
her tears "N hen they asked
me to sing in the mauye room,
/ hadn't any money and l
needed a dress. So | went 10
YVette's sale and found the
beige wedding dress on a rack.
They'd been using il as
model. II was filthy, and
there was big eigaret burn
til he front. fvrttF said
could have IT cleaned ami a
piece taken out of the skirt
and she'd let me have II for
20 and | could pay for ii out
of mA- first weeks salary"
MISSED HIM
There was silence between
them
I've missed YOU -. David"
she said quietly Anyway.
what did you want to see me
about ."
I've been an awful chump,
darling. You can't be expected
TO forgive me. You see. I've
finally got my job with In
ternational Mines and I'm to
sail next week for Brazil and
i don't suppose you'd 90 with
me. would YOU, Lyn, after the
way I've treated you"
But of course. I'm going
with YOU. darling" She clap
ped her hands. I'll be mar
ried in the beige wedding
dress. oh, David, to think
the dress almost separated us
forever"
THE END.
Tuesdays short story:
Refugee Princess" by Hollis
Starnes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Daily Short Story
By ALISSA kerr

down the ramp a bride IN
dress Lyn was quite certain
was the most beautiful dress
she'd ever seen In her life.
II was made of tafIeta but
of a iaffeta so fine that il
weighed no more than chiffon.
The sleeves extended below
the elbows there was a small
heart-Shaped opening AZ the
front TIN IL. --a----- -
With "A train yards long
Yvette herself announced
tins part Of the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07


odiStS or po-
diatriStS This
group of Spe-
calls Is ha
Ion & been
known TO me
as well trained
and competent
in their field
and nccupNz
ing a v ry
cial and
useful place
The Colln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

THE train Get ees remoX-
able" she said There is
enough material in Get TO
make an evening cloak for the
bride. The dress then car be
worn on many occasions"
Isn't it Just too lovely.
David ." Lyn breathed
just the color of your
hair. dearest - like honey"
David whispered.
I'm going TO be married In
a dress just like that" Lyn
said with determination.
Just then the bride passed
before them IN review, stand
ing still for an instant.
ONLY $3.50
Would you mind telling
mellow much is that dress ="
Lyn bluShed.
Three hundred and sixty
dollars" the model answered
with hauteur.
a lot of money. but It's
certainly one nifty garment"
David remarked "Now how
about a dance, Lyn ."
L was about Z o'clock
when Dave took her back TO
the club, where they found
Gus Fried, Lyns manager,
pacing the floor, watch in
hand.
Gus had an unexpected spot
for Lyn TO sing IN small
roadhouse Just outside of
towp. 1, would serve as a
trl'-out and teach her con-
fdenee.
Hurry up. sweetheart. and
dress. I've got the car out
skie," Gus said 10 Lyn.
putting an effectonate arm
around her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
SHE'S GLAD

Lyn was glad they were
stuck. and with shining eyes
she watched the lovely models
pass by.
The piece de resistance.
the finale, Yyette called a
Beige Wedding And 10 the
strains If the Lohengrn
Wedding March. there walked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Better Health

I AN VERY glad to know
that the United States Naval
Reserve Corps has decided that
among the specialists eligible
for. anrnninfrrncnf, mo tho chirnn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
PAIN ~ HE ART

The thrill of her first Broad
way engagement didn't stop
the steady ache IN her heart
for She hadn't heard a word
from David.
Finally one night She could
bear it no longer. and She
dialed his home with 'trcm-
bling fingers. lie wasn't IN.
and she left her name and the
number Of the telephone in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

-HERES that LetteraA Of dynamite! And IN case
gop jolt the meantime, hous this?
Dear Miss Robinson:
agree Adler but not for the reasons given
but am teacher
secondary schools And with all respect Tor
believe that they exert the most de-
moralizing influence American public schools
repeat sincerely the character and sincerity OF
mothers practice has forced to realize
they educational
rarely include educational effort
"They largely spend leisure playing bridge, window
shopping beauty treatments.
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM is "a
DISMAL FAILURE" LARGELY BECAUSE OF AMERI-
MOTHERS.
shining exceptions to this rule, exceptions all
this the tragic fact about the minority
MRS r. c.
or is it? This column for public discussion
~ problem.
Are children being hampered by textbooks in
teachers and militant disinterested mamas?
Spose you tell what's your mind?
Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Elsie Robinson
What's Wrong With the American School?

ARE American Schools a dismal failure?
Could be that not IN 10000 high school or college
would be graduated he had to face real test Of
competence n reading writing, listening and calculating
high school graduate the competence Of
only s.Nthgrader reading?
Are schools and colleges "pe-dgested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

IERE pleasant little game that viii give you message
every day numerical puzzle designed to spell Out
the letters FIRST name II tie nasee
Of letters the number Is less su g.
add The result is YOUR KEY the left
and check every one Of your Key
Then read the message the letters uaer
the checked figures give you -
Distributed ~ Ens Fs@tsfss ina
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Lgree which do consider the BEST me ore
you most loved to hae2 And you Uncle Toms
Cabin if YOU could have et4reea2
How And Clarence
Muse for Uncle Tom viii give further
sIdera77r- choice Little
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4 B MacDONALD Film theater man
- aeement genius Once an aeteF. Nj
Macdonald played Simon Legree IN Uncle
Toms CABIN. OF all the actors you have
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pap an invention Of pedagogues VINO
know StldenlS cannot reaG Z rhard- book?
nR. MORTIMER ADLER answers all
- these questions with a definite and
highly dlsagreeabe downbeat. And Doctor
Adler should know for he's University
Of Chicago faculty member and an author
m his own right
Needlc-4-te-say. Doctor Adler knew he
was gong to be unpopular before he made
these declarations. but he believes that
the welfare Of Young America IS more I'M
portant than personal happiness.
He also realizes that there's some
thing mighty wrong with Modern Youth
and il isn't the hives So he has dared
10 tell the truth as he sees it, and 1t
doesn't make a pretty picture.
4 RE Doctor Adlers conclusions correct?
DO they check with our observations
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And how Young America 30 vote on them?
we Wonderland today replies that
may set you thinking.
Robinson;
schools educational force they claim
is oumoded ypicai
youth largely cynical
oohy senmental dgrunted, poorly paid and of narrow
pedagogical clique.
though they have life certificates
return school changes
of humor and the ability
those teachers need boards of
appreciate them and willing TO
adopt methods pay them accordingly.
|. BENNETT,
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FEET TO THE FORE

The fact is that most general
practitioners and most general
surgeons are not sufficiently in
tereStcd in small foot troubles 10
become Skillful in their treat
monf.
We occasionally find an ortho-
pedie surgeon VINO is interested
and Us competent but few cities
are favored with men of this
c haractcr so that mostly
patients havc 10 dFpcUd upon
The podlatrists fand d. is a
pleasure 10 record the fact thai
their confidence Is not misplaced
There are snrne eairlnAS =staniaz
told about foot ailments ThN
felt hat industry originated from
an aching corn
According 20 the story a
Scotchman seeking relief from
a painful toenail or earn put
a wad Of rabbit fur over his
toe to prevent any pressure on
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department of the healing
service and not a cult and IL has
it, basis in scientific and dem
OnStrated knowledge and satis-
flies a gap that general medicine
has failed to fill"
The recognized college course.
for a podiatrlSt IS now -four
years of instruction.