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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

He maintains that man, instead
of being limited by a one-man-
power-mind, has within him the
mind power of a thousand men or
more as well as the energy-power
of the universe which can be used
in his daily affairs. He states that
this sleeping giant of mind-power,
when awakened. can make man ca
pable Of surprising accomplish
ments, from the prolonging of.
youth to success in many fieldsk
To that eternal question, DO we
have to die ?" his answer is as
founding.
The author states the time has
come for this long hidden system
to be disclosed to the western
world. and offers to send his amaz-
ing 900O-word treatise--which re-
veals many startling results-free
of cost or obligation. For your
free copy, address the Institute of
metaphysics, 213 South Hobart
Blvd, Dept 43N. Los Angeles.
Calf Write promptly, as only a
limited number of the free treatises
have been printed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

actions. The end product seems
to be helium and the element
carbon acts as catalyst to
bring about the process, without
itself being affected.
AS the light, which is visible,
and other radiation which is not,
stream out from the sHFfaee-ef
the sun II acts as a great solar
wind blowing into outer space.
The pressure of this eHtPetiffffss
radiation is one thing which helps
to hold up the great mantle of
gases that makes the glowing
blanket surrounding the sun
The highest portion of the suns
true atmosphere. which acts as
a gaseous envelope, is called the
chromosphere. From the chrom-
osphere rise flamerlike promi-
nences that can be seen best
when the much more brilliant
face of the sun is blocked off
during an eclipse.
Above the chromosphere is still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

ness of the sky of the earth in
the neighborhood of the sun blots
out this weaker and fainter light
However. our earth pioneers
to the moon in 2033 will be abb
to see the suns corona at all
times because the moon has no
atmosphere and hence no sky.
There would thus be no skylight
on the moon to mask the faint
light of the corona. II is the scat
tering of the sunlight in the
earth's atmosphere which pro-
duces the brilliant blue of the
sky for the earth. On the moon,
without a sky. the heavens are
black both night and day II
would be extremely valuable TO
be able To observe the day by
day and hour by hour changes
in the corona, something impos-
siDle to do from the earth,
Anyone who has looked up at
the moon from the earth dur
ing the period when the earth
blocks off the SUNS light, knows
that the moon e is not entirely
invisible Rather the moon is then
hathed in a dull. copper-colored
light This copper light consists
of rays from the sun which have
travelled through the .earth's at
mosphere, Just graZed our planet.
and have been bent around the
8 earth so that they reach the
moon. The same sort of thing
produces the golden-red color
of the sun at sunrise and sun
set. Hence astronomers who may
be on the moon in 2033 will find
themselves bathed in the dull,
red-copperish light.
To observers on the moon in
2033 the eclipse of the sun by
the earth will indeed be beautiful
As they look toward the earth
during the eclipse they will see
the earth entirely surrounded by
red ring of light The surface
of the earth viii of course be
invisible because the earth will
be in the New" phase.
Because the moon is illuminat-
ed only on the side which faces
the sun various portions of the
moons surface are seen from the
earth at different times and the
familiar lunar phases - New
Moon. First Quarter, Half Moon,
Third Quarter and Full Moon
result.
In the same way, the observers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

NIG BUSINESS has declared
x war on poison ivy and its
- unpleasant cronies, poison
sumac and poison oak
According to bulletin re-
Gently issued by the National
Safety Council of Chicago, more.
and more industrial concerns are
warning their workers against
these vegetable pests.
Some companies. whose work
ers go to the country for their
vacations or in the course of
their duties. strongly urge injec-
tons against the itchy swellings.
Other industrial companies
whose men may get tangled up
with poisonlivy are told to rub
their faces, hands and arms with
a protective cream before they
venture into the wildwood 4
further prccaution is the wearing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
~ ~
PLANNING ~ VIEW AN kyLIlYNE
(Continurd from Double Page

# the moon as though some giant
hand had slapped a great white Z
wash brush across the moons
face.
The white streaks apparently
are part Of the moons surface
for they cast no shadows like
the mountains OF the moon. This
is one feature which scientists
will certainly wish to study
when and II they reach the
moons surface.
Biologists would certainly ac-
company any expedition to the
moon. They would Chamber up
and down the craters and ex-
anime them at first hand. They
would catalog all the mineral
types they found hoping that
they could discover deposits Of
minerals and ores which are be-
ing depleted on earth.
One thing is certain. No oil or
coal will be found on the moon
for these resources are the re-
suit of organic processes - Of
plant and animal life-and there
has probably never been organ
ic life and living things on the
moon. 1t is truly a dead satel-
lite.
To the scientists, who may ven-
ture to the moon to view the
eclipse Of 2033. will come the best
observing conditions for a solar
eclipse which anyone has ever at
tanned, or could ever attain.
With no atmosphere of any
kind on the moon there will be
no trouble from clouds which
often obscure an eclipse of the
sun as seen from the earth.
When results are obtained from
the moon observations Of the
eclipse it will be possible bet
ter to make corrections for alb
sorptive effects of the earth's
atmosphere.
If the exposition can reach the
moon in 20330ft probably will
be working in harmony with 9TH
err expeditions on the earth.
These earth scientists will be
watching the moon and will see
the shadow of the earth falling
across the moons face. From
Tie NOON however, the same
event will be seen in reverse.
The earth will move across and
obscure the face of the sun and
produce solar eclipse.
II is only during times of solar
eclipses that scientists can wit
ness and observe some of the
obscure but vital happenings
which occur around the sun far
out in its atmosphere that reaches
into space for hundreds of thou
sands of miles.
The sun is a great glowing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

distinctive pattern. The suns
corona appears to be a visible.
manifestation of this same pat
tern
The origin of the corona's light
is another astronomical mystery.
Much of the light is reflected
sunlight. But some of 1t co~es
from the corona itself and is
found to come in specific wave
lengths, of--eoiors, which can be
duplicated by no known natural
process on earth.
With new devices like corona
graphs it is possible without
waiting for a total eclipse of the
sun to see something Of the suns
corona. But it is still true that
to see the faint, outer streamers
of the corona a total eclipse of
the sun is needed.
The total brightness of the
mysterious solar corona is about
equal to that of moonlight when
the moon is full. But the bright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

XxvHEN YOU BUY a life insurance pol
w icy. Just as when YOU buy anything
else. YOU want to spend your dollars IN the
wisest possible manner.
Metropolitan also wants you to do this.
That is why us agents are given continu-
ous training in how to help YOU select the
kind of life insurance that best FITS your
needs. Moreover, through the agent you
have access 10 the counsel and advice OF
Home Office experts
But The insurance program that Fl, your
need, today may not Fl your needs tomor-
row Changes in your income, or m your
family obligations. make II advisable for
YOU to review Your life insurance program
from time to time.
suppose for example, policyholdcr gets
married. or there Is 4 birth IN policy hold
or's family Zach may call for change Of
beneficiary in present policies. and perhaps
the addition Of new policies.
Or again, "a. poicyholder gets an increase
s, in salary This may mean that he should
expand hls life insurance program.
Another policyholder's income may be
reduced. due 70 unemployment .fhilspczz
reversal, extended illness, or ne" anHun-
expected expenditures In some eases. ms
insurance may be reaungcd- nn-4 more
modest basis In other eases. It may bepo>-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Does Your Cooking
Make O Hit +?

II AVE you some spec
L cial way of cooking
or baking that makes GER
tain dishes tastier and
really delicious?
THE A M E r l c A N
WEEKLY will pay SIS for
each recipe sent in by
readers and used in the
Housewives Food Alma
mack" the unusual fea-
ture on the second from
the last page of this and
every issue.
Read the easy-to-follow
rules on that page!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
HAIR BREATHES
new COLOR
after O single exciting
shampoo with HuIo

DERHAPS you have never seen the
1 full-hlo~n radiance of your hair Just
because habit has enslaved YOU TO old
style soap shampoos.
Then let one shampoo with Halo re-
veal amazing improvement in your APP
pearance. Because Halo contains no
soap, it cannot leave dulling film TO hide
the natural luster and color OF your hair.
Halo removes acoumulations OF dulling
Soap-curds from each tiny hair shaft,
leaves your headdress radiant with color
and brilliance. What's more, with Halo
you don't need lemon or vinegar rinse.
See how Halo Shampoo leaves your
hair sparkling. silky.soh, easy TO curl.
How il gives EYE appeal TO mousey
hair. How il gently cleanses your scalp,
leaves it frsgrsntly clean. And Halo
Shampoo. because Of its new type suds-
ing ingredient, makes oceans OF lather
svsr ;r "a. rdest uafer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

sble to help him keep his present Insur-
anoe program by changing his premium
payments to more convenient intervals. +
Decreases in responsibiities>sorrrtTfies
suggest changes, too. Daughters marry,
beneficiary dies, a son begins to support
himself, or an>o+Ier p9tfyholder decldes,to
retire In almost every case, 1t IS advisable
to review the manner in which the nSur-
ancc money is to be paid
These are only few Of the countless
problems that develop in the families of
Metropolitan's 29OOOOOO policyholders.
IS such problems arise, your Metropoli-
tan agent is always ready to help you
solye~+47cr4. and to give you the benefit of
special training and experience. In fact,
Metropolitan maintains, at the Home Of
nee. a number of departments especially
equipped To assist the agent in keeping
your lnsuEance program fitted to your
IN pist npoe 5-'these, departments,
nnmfoi experts is kept busy, day in and
day out considering more than 1000 pro-
-paseAeAaaees-eaeh week in Ordinary poll
cies alone In another department. more
Than 400 proposals affecting Industrial
policies are considered each week Metro
politan makes more than 1900 changes
Of beneficiary each week, and more than
5000 so-called transfers, occasioned by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Making War on Poison Ivy

of gauntlet type gloves and tying
trouser legs to shoes and sleeves
to wrists
Most OF the bulletins issued in
the war against poison ivy tel
victims who have already become
infected to wash the affected
parts Of their bodies with four
or five applications of old-fash-
toned laundry soap and tepid
water, and then apply generous
quantities of five per cent tine
ture of chloride of iron,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
When Circumstances Alter Cases

changes of address and other causes. .
These are only a few Of the many types
of changes which Metropolitan is called
upon TO consider. If you are a Metropoli-
tan polcyholder we urge you to keep the
Company informed of any changes which
may arise in your insurance needs. It is
especially important to inform the Com
pany promptly of changes in your address,
so that your Metropolitan agent may keep
in touch with YOU and give you the benefit
of his services. .-s..
For as a Metropolitan policyholder. you
are entitled at all times to the advice and
help of your agent, without obligation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

another envelope,
the corona T h e
shape and the de-
tails of the corona
give scientists
their best hint of
it's constitution
and the powerful
magnetic field, Of
the sun.
Like I h e earth,
the sun h as its
magnetic field. The
lines Of magnetic
force in this field
curve in a very.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
FROM the MOON

mass pouring out its energy and
light at a tremendous rate. Long
puzzled by the sources of the
suns heat, scientists are now
convinced that the sun liberates
its energy by devouring its own
hydrogen in a series of atomic re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
A Picture Pre-

A Picture Pre-
pared Exclusively
for The American
Weekly by the
Fels Planetarium,
Showing How the
Rocket Ship VIII
Look in the Crater
Franklin on April
IA, 203S. The
Eclipse Is Over
Now, and the Sun
Is Seen Emerging
From Behind the
Earth. Scientists
I'm Their Space
Suits Are Seen
Studying the
Corona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
England TO Gain
From Sea Talks,
Sen. Nye Says
u. S. Aluminium Deals
Also Draw His Fire;
Declares Government
Sells Dealers Scrap
sprelal 10 mn nrTRoTf nNrS

NEW YORK. Aug. IS Senator
Gerald p. Nyc ,R1 Of North Da-
Baia. addressing a large America
First audience in the Bronx here
last night. Drew n vivid picture
az The secret meeting between
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill held az sea.
t-l-+,44 -TETn Ncn-n- = Boat p
we shall probably not know
all that transpircd out there on
the high seas asserted Nye,
"hut We can he dead sure that
much mere than the eight
points we're the subject of con-
NPr>atinu.
lie clearly indicted his belief
a-,4f-ii-, -t,tit-aHie -0t- thIS-tamnuS
conference would he far more adj
Nantaccou~ 70. Great Britain than
the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

HE daughter Of Senator
Burton X. Wheeler Of Mon
tana. whose marriage to
Allen Saylor, an investigator
for the Federal Communica-
tlons Commission, at Sandy
spain; AID -eH-A4sgst-i55,T,
has Just been announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
Be DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

II backaehs and LEG pains are making you
miserable. don't just complain and do nothing
Rtout them. Nature may be warning you that
your kidneys need attention.
The ndncysAf Nature = chief way n taxing
excess urids and POISONOUS waste out ~ the
Hood. They help most people pass about 3
Tirts day.
n the - miles q kidney tubes and filters
don work well. POISONOUS waste matter stays
iu the biood j hese poisons may start nagsing
barsaCbes, rheumatic pains, leg pans. loss u
rep and energy, getting up nights. swelling,
Vuinrss un1cf the ewes, hstdaches and di1ri-
res. reGlert or scanty passages with smart
irE -si raru4nF sarHetIfno~ shows there is som -
Ting wrong With your kidneys or bladder.
Don't ueIt' AK your druggist for Doan =
7 f... u-ed sIrce..iuilv ~ millions Tor over 40
Years. j tcv gife harry rriei and vii help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
CITES ALUMINUN DRIVE

The Republican senator az the
outset of ms address charged that
.a......l.iara.aAai l.as hcpn IRVING tC
=SFtf SCRIP. ~ -u1Huuu, 20 'aifit- deal
ers while begging housewives "a
donate pots and pans 10 relieve an
alleged 4 lltiHi4 iiHGfa4 shortage He
SAID
Ion the shelves of millions Of
pantrieS came aluminium, and
piled into great heaps AZ promi-
nent corners I'm thousands of
communities.
"Inta these piles went tons Of
These potS and pans. some ot
them family prizes, hut into the
heap they went in defense OF
country, of democracy. and Of
our homes. II sVas n glorious
response 10 the cause Of war
mindedne>S.
Then came knowledge that
leaves us beWildered in this
critical hour" exclaimed the
senator adding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Priorities Discussion
On Air This Evening

a Is minute broadcast of a
round-table discussion of national
defense and defense priorites will
be heard at 10:i5 p. m. this eve
ming over WJR. Participating in
the discussion viii be Mayor Ed
ward J. Jcifries Jr., Raymond II.
Berry attorney, and Joseph V.
McQuillen. analyst in the priori-
ties division of the OPM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

ventiOnlsts out OF the Democratic
Party north of the Mason Dixon
Line, he would not have any
thing left hut the OiIice-hOlders
and the Fight for Freedom
Committee.
AS long aS President ROOse-
Welt has injected partiSanship
into the greatest single issue
before the American people, that
OF our involvement i'm foreign
wars, | ann sure the nOn-lnter-
yentiOnists i'm both parties will
accept the challenge.
Eve Republicans Mould wei
come n mass migration of
Democrats into our party tenn
pOrarily or permanently i'm order
10 stop Field Marshal Hopkins
and his war-making colleagues
from sending American boys
into the shambles of Africa.
Soviet Russia and China To
make these countries safe for
the four freedoms.
STRONG FOR DEFENSE
Observation-Disclosures I'm both
the Democratic and Republican
Parties representing IS per cent
of the American people are just
as strong for real national de-
Tense a. the interVentiOniSts.
THE difference II that the
non interVentiOniSts want To
protect and safeguard the United
States and the American Con-
tinent and not 20 out looking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
NO EXCUSE FOR WAR

stricken country I have visited
In all the world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Notables' Sons in Army

ABERDEEN, Md, Aug. Is
INS)- Robert Wallace and James
NJ Mead Jr, draftee sons of two
notable Washington figures, today
began training IN the ordnance
school AT the army'S Aberdeen
proving ground Young Wallace
IS the son of the vice president of
the United States, Mead the son
Of Senator James Mead Cd of
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Attack on Jews
Denied, Fish Hits
Pro-Wdr Smear
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES


NEW YORK, Aug. Calling
~ a "daStardly and lying accuse,
ton" Rep Hamilton Fish. of New
York, last night denied the charge
that he had sent out over his
congressional frank anti semitic
literature.
He blamed the Fight for Free.
dom Committee for circulation OF
such a report after his denial
and warning"
Fish declared:
II had no knowledge OF the
use of my frank for any other
purpose except To send out my
speeches of August and II.
entitled. The American People
are Weary Of Broken Promises
made i'm connection with the l8
months draft extension bill"
SMEAR MISSION
Representative Fish spoke al
Queens Village under the auspices
of the America First Committee
He said:
1.-THE Fight for Freedom Com
mittee seems 10 believe that IL
has a mission to attempt to
smear every spokesman Of the
S5 per cent Of American people
who want TO stay out of war
unless attacked.
II am now serving notice on
the Fight for Freedom Commit
tee, Jews and Gentiles, that the
IS per cent of the American
people have just begun to fight
and don't ask any quarter. They
can take il and hand IL back
with interest.
STRIPPING OF PARTY
'If President Roosevelt sue
ceeds in reading the non-inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

for wars all over the world.
"If the President should send
In war declaration to the
Congress ID weuld be defeated
by a 3 Ia I vote"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Struction of the NaZi tyranny.
That il n solemn and grave
undertaking. Ii must be made
good. 1t will be made good.
obviously, Churchill believes
that our country Il pledged.
even by American leadership
that has given Americans re-
peated assurances of determine
tion To keep us out of Europe's
war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Americas answer 10 the die
tators Is a declaration of ma
tiOnal emergency. Buy Defense
Savings Bends and Stamps 10
build our defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

CONE folh prefer cloth" With
- more weight =, these will fll
the bill and give you q world OF
elothei-plessurs and satisfaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
SALE TO JUNK MEN

1.-THE government arsenal nj
Rock Island. ILL.,, was found adj
VertiSing for bids. asking buyers
10 make an offer on 1000
pounds Of salVaged scrap alu-
ninum i'm the COVE rnm g n I
arsenal yards.
"In San Diego paper our
navy announced by advertise
nlent that IL would open bids
for scrap aluminium belonging Ia
the navy for sale To junk
dealers. And of all things, this
advertisement wPni on In say
that: the government viii load
material on railway cars at
naval station
THE same government that
was appealing 10 housewives to
gather UP and give their gov
eminent their aluminium pots
and pans. II here offering to
load its naval supplies of scrap
aluminium for the junk dealers
II they would hut buy II and get
IL of the governments hands.
Down in MaysNille, kY" there
i manufacturing plant which
has given employment To APP
proximately 400 people. But this
plant. it, president advises me,
Is going To have to close its
doors within the next two weeks
for supplies that II needs.
FIELD TO BRITAIN
These supplies are not forth
coming because our government
insists that its manufacture of
dairy farm machinery. bicycle
repair parts. meat packers sup
plies, and butchers supplies -
not essential To the national
defense.
This same induStrialist sent
20 me with his letter, a letter
he had received from a large
American supply house of bicycle
parts. This letter ny this Amcri-
can supply house announced that
n had Just received shipment
Of bicycle pedals from. and now
catch YOUR breath.-from Eng
land Tor use in our highest price
bicycles " h ich are English
throughout.
$50 here again we find our
selves throw wing American
workers on the streets for want
of supplies, supplies which are
denied in the name Of aiding
England while England con
tinueS her commercial activities
al over the world and right
here In our own land. In non
essentials.
Union WITH STAIN
"Ne are told that II We don Z
Inin hands with Britain and ac-
c0mpli>h destruction Of aggre>-
~or nations sc will he the next
victim of the aggrcssorS. Any
one who will study the last
three centuries Of history must
know that military aggression
has brought for Great Britain
the most titanic empire of all
time
After referring 20 our chanl
0t attitude toward Finland an
France. senator Nyc resumed
VERY recently Bloody Joe
stain and the Russian BoIShe-
,lks were the target Of unmer'
ciful spankmgs by our modern
teachers. Today they would
have H. enfold Stain and the
BoISheyiks in our arms and
make them our ally in the
undertaking 81 destroying die
tators and murderers and say
ing democracy.
"Only last sunday the second
man In the boat. Mr.. Churchill
IN an address -rRdioed from
England for American consump
lion told H.:
The President 81 the niiec
states and the British repre-
sentative have jointly pledge
their countries 90 the final de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
BRITISH INTERESTS

"If we go into war i'm the
Orient we will he in war all
over the world" he said IL can
not conceive OF the Japanese
being foolish enough to commit
any acts against the United
States which would give our war
makers an excuse to 60 10 war,
and / cannot conceive Of the
United States committing acts
which would give the warmakers
of Japan an excuse to go To war
with III.
Japan Is one of our best Gus
toners for cotton and petroleum
and we are one Of her best GUS
toners, and there is no reason
why we should not live in peace"
Saying that America did not sc
to war with Japan when Japar
began 10 oVerrun China, the soma
tor asserted that il is only wher
British interests are affected tha'
there is talk of war with Japan.