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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Hide Fate of Ukraine
Reds Say They Fight Stubbornly in Other Sectors
but Fail to Mention Granary Area

International New. seryIe. Gable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

would be making peace in
stead of war.
Ii would be making a just
peace-a democratic peace
an American peace.
Justice will never be estab.
lished by war.
Democracy will never bt
built upon foundations of OPP
preston.
American ideals will never
be instilled or installed by
force of arms.
The four freedoms will
never prevail either at home
or abroad as long as they
merely masquerade as the
sleeps clothing for the wolf
of Russian bolshevism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
@ENUINE Americans do
not want war to implant
and sustain cOmmu-


nism.
True Americans do not
want alliance with Communist
Russia, because they know
that Russia lis a liar and the
father of it,"
They know that Russia de-
serted its allies in the last
war, and will at any time and
for any advantage desert its
allies in this war.
They know, too, that the
principles and practices of
despOtic Russian communism
are not the ideals of democ.
racy which true Americans
should be endeavoring to in
still abroad and TO defend al
home.
They know, too, that before
the year is out there very
possibly might not be any in.
dependent Russia-but onl,
again a MuscOvite ally of the
Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Triple at

ANNA NEAGLES triple talents
AS an actress, dancer and singer
have won hcr wide approval Will
American screen goers. Her new
est vehicle is Sunny" CAV
tuneful version of the famous mu
steal comedy-with Ray Bolger
and John Carroll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
It's Tough,
This Life
With Father

Life with father and will
mother-haS its disadvantages
according 10 Louis Calhern anC
Dorothy GiSh, who play Tho
parental roles in tho gay comedy
success Life With Father" which
will open at the CaSS Thcater To-
night
Father Calhern and Mother
.Gish arrived i'm town this morn
inc and revealed some Of the hard.
ships these roles demand of the
leading characters.
"Of course, I'm such a ham
I'd love to 60 on playing mother
10 the red-headcd Day family
for the rest of my life. hut !
think the stairs would get me"
Miss GiSh said laughincly.
BUSTLE TO BUSTLE
"YOu see have 10 run up
and down stairs II times
performance. ~ times on matt
nee days. I have TO make seven
complete costume changes. one
i'm less than a minute. and II YOU
think switching from hustle 10
hustle In 55 seconds is easy.
you'd better stick TO swim suits"
Calhen interrupted:
But Dorothy Is lndcStructiblc
I'm the weak one. | have Ia cat
four full meals on the stage
with relish. too. I have 10 rave
and rent and throw couple Of
good old Victorian fits, 80 YOU
can see being Father Is no snap.
ACTUALLY we both find this
one play we never tire of. even
after 80 weeks In Boston and
Philadelphia.
II looks as II a long time may
clapSe before Detroit is ready 10
bid this comedy good-by.
NEW YORK IN sos
The Russell Grouse Howard
Lindsay play is based on the anus
lng memoirs of Clarence Day Jr.,
concerning his early family life on
the brownstone front Of New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

cept those which are embarrassing
Questions We consider EN-
barrassing," DR.. ! q. told us IN
an interview today ere not
those about private lives. On the
other hand we seek 10 avoid any
query which tends 10 make the
contestant uncomfortable or 10
make him look a little foolish.
II Is not our plan 10 stump the
person we select. hut either TO
make him feel that he has q
chance or that he may learn
something.
NO TECHNICAL QUERIES
Consequently technical ques-
tions, or those pertaining TO spe-
cific scientific facts are ruled
out. These. the listener resents
because he naturally feels that
his education hasn't equipped
him 10 answer anything regard
Ing facts In highly specialized
fields. For the same reason we
generally avoid asking anything
about music. It's all right to ask
which Strauss wrote The Blue
Danube waltz, but the minute
We begin 10 mention something
about Beethoven quartet, the
subject IL likely TO turn the
tables on us and fatty reply that
he knows nothing about music
and that his education was any
thing but tuneful."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Stars CoIman

DEALING WITH the adroit ef-
forts of a wealthy business man 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

in the 1905. II has had phenom-
email runs wherever il has played
and is certainly one Of the most
popular comedies in a decade.
Miss Gish is paying her first
visit TO Detroit in II years. having
played here in Samuel Raphael
sons Young Love" though she
frequently came here as a child
with her sister, Lillian.
Calhern is famous as a film
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

heavy and was last seen here
last year in "Pygmalion" with
Ruth Chatterton.
Here he plays a more kindly
tyrant, the gruff and despotic ruler
of the Day household which has
b c c o me- representative of the
American family and one which
reminds most beholders Of home,
sweet home in the last century.
{. e..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Will Heat Ocean

DIRECTOR MITCHELL LEI
SEN plans to heat the ocean with
live steam, TO make Olivia de
Havilland's cold day surf plunges
for Hold Back the Dawn" more
comfortable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
New Western Film

JOHNNY MACK BROWN has
started his new starring western,
"Rawhide Rangers Supporting
players include Fuzzy knight, Nell
ODay. Kathryn Adams. Roy Har-
ris. Harry Cording. Bob Kortman.
Ed Cassidy, Frank Shannon and
AL Bridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
STARTED IN HOUSTON

The DR.. I. G. program started in
Houston. Tex. and has since be.
come a nationwide game. Appear
ing only in theaters, DR.. |. q. Sc.
lects a certain number of contest.
ants from the audience and each
one has a chance TO answer ono
question. each query having a diff.
ferent cash reward Highest
awards are paid 10 biographical
questions and lowest 10 what they
call "thought-twiSterS." Men with
travelling mikes 20 around and the
patron sits right in his seat and
answerS--or tries 10.
These contests will be held in
the Fox Theater every Monday
night for the ensuing six weeks. Sc
60 and try your luck. Maybe you
know all the answers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

after an o d
Binet s m o n
test.
he. and his
cohorts of little
who done II"
BOYS. Will de-
Seend like tho
croSs-cNan1ining
wolf on the fold
OF Culhblc an
SwcrcCS IN the
audience of the
Fox T he A I g r
each NJ o n d a V
night and will
ask all manner
nl nIlrSiiOnS- eN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

keep his flighty wife from leaving
him, MY Life With Caroline"
stars Ronald Colman with the
British favorite, Anna Lee, as his
leading lady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Ready for II

BETTY FIELD walked bare
footed on dirt and grass for a
month 10 tougher up her feet for
her ShoeleSS role as the feminine
lead in The Shepherd of the
Hills"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
DIR. L. o. Here
For .Fox Queries
Que stion-Ai r
at Thea ter
T oni G h t
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

TO BIZ or not 10 be tsctful. that
l. The question which is foremost
in the mind Of DR.. J. @. the men
tai banker. who comes 10 the Fox
Theater tonight for the first OF a
series OF Sin stage broadcsSts.
These Monday night affairs will
feature one of the more mature
Quiz kids. who is called DR. lntelli-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

cENiTr--st2i Michigan, Mr.. LNernois =
OLNhlL Attend Daily Matinee Cooled.
~ Fonda e Stsnwyck. LADY I'VE y
Wallace Beer N "THf BAD Man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
By LOUIS DAVIDSON

If he could. he would have
run, ANONYMOUSLY, but sanely.
But he could do nothing but
wait.
Colors caught his despairing
eyes. A whole line of flags
was coming up the avenue,
stretching from curb to curb.
the end banners so close they
almost touched the heads of
those on the sidewalk.
Gayly they waved, the BLAIR
ing band right behind them.
Davey watched, feeling that,
as soon as the band came TO
that spot. where he and
Amato, seemingly so quiet.
waited, it would be curtains
for him,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

ONE eoiumns the Marques of DONEGAL
Anoher-is Caselrosse. Some class what? How
would Durng look at the top? Or by Sir
Vincent During by of Gowanus? Do think
as Vscount Durng would outrank Choy Knkerbocker at
dinner get better service at the Stor Club than
Brenda Frazier Well anyhow started to point out
that in Sunday Dispatch The Marques
DONEGAL American housewife tell the
calorie between oyster and grapefruit All
right you My this matter depesses
me difference in calories between clam
and cherry.
HOW you along during that thing called
II Somebody said: ANY fool succeed
the a times to sft the
good strong the weak Ones
Love" said Votare strongest passions
cause at body
The of umbermans
of idle thoughts of idle fellow by
Jerome was: companion OF
gratefully aHectionateiy dedicated"
MRS GEORGE TEMPLE Mother of Shirley Contract recently
" signed Shirley receiving 50 500 the
Temple $1,000 week Mama the 81 600 check
Shirley the studio Papa Temple employed
bank place where observant learn much about
Spike Robinson Dean of ex-lightweights
When mood for recollection Robinson recalls
dim past the deeds of such of the Harlem Tommy
Murphy kid" Broad Mike Twin Sullivan, George
Chocolate Dixon Joe Cans Young Critic and Aurcia Herrera
Distributed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Daily Short Story

feverishly ever since the first
evidence of Amato's returE
had been uncovered. But the
Red could not be found.
So, in a momentary relaxa-
ton, Davey let himself 60 into
the enjoyment of the crowds,
the music. the excitement of
the parade.
He walked up the avenue.
following the head OF the
parade. occasionally using his
authority to get out into the
street, more often worming
his way through the crowds.
Stirring, martial music filled
the air. Soldiers in khaki
marched by, sailors in blue and
white. marines in their trim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

oculist and tried lenses but they
did not relieve hun.
II is really a pitiful COM
mentary on the lives our fore
fathers led. and should make us
lift up our hearts and praise.
spectacle makers.
Nowadays a diarist like Pepys
puts on glasses and goes his
way with no change in his daily
routine and hardly a thought OF
the benefits he has received.
Even our grandfathers. # their
trade demanded fine work. had
to give up at approaching old
age or else carried on with very
inefficient glasses.
Herbert Snellen. the Dutch
oculiSt who designed tho familiar
Snellen types used 10 test your
vision. died in 1908.
Spectacles. II is true. were
vented somewhere IN the
twelfth century. In Santa Croce
there is a tomb on which Is in
scribed Here lies Salvino OAR
mato degli Armati Of Florence,
the inventor of spectacles. May
God forgive his sins. Ammo
DOmini. 1917"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
FOUR CAUSES

Failing vision in the aged. be-
sides that due TO presbyopla, or
simple need of glasses. Is due IN
the main 10 four causes
Changes in the lens of the
eye. consisting of opacity gen
orally called cataract partial
or complete. The later in life
these begin. the less chance
there is for them to progress
to the place where vision is
completely obscured. Changes
in the lens first noticed at o.
or 20 seldom go on 10 complete
opacity. while those that begin
at 80 are-quite likely TO mature.
Changes in the blood vessels
of the retina OF the eye. Those
pesky blood vessels badger old
people at every turn.
Central macular sonilc de-
generation which is an atrophy,
of a portion of the retina. 4
Glaucoma-ThiS comes on in-'
SidiouSly in many cases. There
is not likely to be any pain or
subjective symptoms other than
a slowly progressive decrease IN
vision. Sometimes the condition
is complicated by cataract. and
the failing vision is set down
entirely to the latter, but such
confusion should never occur il
a good oculiSt is consulted. one
of the best friends OF the elderly
patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

of blindness,
which he con-
fid emily eX-
pected. W IT h
p + O p Q r
{ iSt ia n
resignation.
n o b o d Y
knows exactly
what was the
matter W it h
Pepys yes.
He liv d a
long and ac-
tive life after
he closed his
diary and did
not go blind.
His age seems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

InStictively, DaVey lifted
his hand TO his hat as the
flags approached. but stopped
midway al Amato's Don't try
nothin' funny. Keep your
mitts down"
Just then, Mike Slavin and
John Burke. plainclothes men
on the lookout for pickpocketS.
saw the men standing Gov
cred in ali that lhrong OF
barred heads.
Mike was quick on the trig-
ger. He didn't like the pic
ture. He'd done very well so
far with his philosophy Sock
EN- first and explain later"
so. even as he gave the
Snarling order to the tall man
Take off your hat, you dumb
on" he Tipped il off Amatos
head with a finger snap.
AMATO TRAPPED
Both detectives gasped AS
the damning mop of red hair
caught the sun. the famed
Burning Bush. .
Davey thumped down on
the bullying pocket. Amato's
equilibrium gone his judgment
muddled with the onslaught
from both sides. he was lost.
A quick word from Davey
whom the detectives now
recognized. brought automatic
action and. in a split second.
Amato's hands were plnioned
and he was on his way 10
oblivion. so far as any more
activities in the United States
were concerned.
Mike grinned a good-by to
DaVey.
= "See you at headquarters
we'll be having a reception for
his honor. here"
Another line OF flags was
coming down the street.
Davey stood Solcmnly for a
moment. while he uncovered.
In all his life he never had
Saluted his country emblem
with such sincerity.
Fair white stars, chartinC
Americas course surely and
strongly; the blue of hope and
truth and honor, the red Of
courage and high purpose
Then he snapped into action.
Into a convenient cigar store
he dropped nickel in a phone
booth. dialcdz"Wha price
poetic justice, chief--AmatO
nabbed at the Flag Day
Parade"
THE END.
TomorrOw's short story:
politics" by Charles Me-
Guirk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

The case over. Amato gone,
Clements brcathcd treer as,
-aGtimeS- he had been afraid
DaNey would be found some
morning decorating slab in
the morgue as a result of
Manifestations resentment.
But, three weeks ago,
evidence began to crop up
that Amato was back. al
though no one knew how he
rc-entercd the country.
However. his work was
recognized in the utterly I'M
called-for strikes Sprlnglng
up over night, in the wild
riots breaking out without
seeming cause and, par
ticularly, in the poisonous at
tackS on the flag.
For some reason. Amato'S
anger was directed against
the Stars and Stripes even
more than against the gov
eminent the flag represented
Day after day the flag would
be found mutilated. torn.
covered with dirt, in various
parts of the city.
Amato was somewhere in
New York City.
But. so far he had been
able to remain in hiding from
every organization hunting for
him. police, newspapers, the
COVE nment itself, even
though his height and his
Burning Bush" as his hair
was called, made him con-
SplCuOus.
Davcy had been working
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Better Health
By DR.. Logan Clendening

WHEN 6 NJ L T. L PEPYS
closed his famous diary IN 1863
he wrote that he did so because
of failing eyesight and prayer
that he might bear the affhction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

a little carly Tor presbyopla-
the failing vision of age. a
modern physician has diagnosed
his case-from other entries in
the diary-as eyestrain, and has
estimated that two diopters of
correction in spectacle lenses
would have saved him all that
agony OF mind. He had an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

uniforms, Boy Scouts. Camp
Fire Girls. Red Cross nurses
gave the avenue a gaia ar.
AT intervals came automo-
blles filled with dignltarleS
and. always there were flags
-hags-flags.
Singly. by pairs, by dozens,
they swung overhead in the
glad rhythm of freedom as the
music beat out the tunes to
which America had marched
for years. Tramp. Tramp,
Tramp"-"ThereH be a Hot
Time in the Old Town To-
night'-"Over There" every
war had had its song.
Again and again, Sousa'S
thrilling Stars and Stripes
Forever was heard.
Around Thirty-Fourth street
the crowd was so dense that
Davey decided again to use
his privilege of slipping under
The ropes and gaining the
comparative ease OF walking
in the street.
GUN IN BACK
But. as he edged closer to
the curb, some one pushed
against him. InStinctively,
Davey moved away TO give
the person more room. but
the pressure became more in
SiStent. A venomous voice
turned him cold.
"SO-punk-yOu take time
of TO see a parade. Kinda
tame. amt it," Davey
Squirmed around. The voice
grated, thlckened. stand
still. Don't move and don't
sQuawk."
But Davey had seen enough
10 CONCEAL his healthy circula-
ton. CHANGING down. a bulge
in the pocket next him be-
spoke a gun, He knew he
was on the brink Of eternity.
Without raising his hand,
he glanced up and could
glimpse the mad hate in the
eyes of the man who lowered
over him-Joe Amato.
A deadly purpose Shone in
Amato's eyes as he brought
his face closed to DaYey's.
yell If you want to-" he
suggested. It'll only bring II
quicker. They may get me,
hut 1 get you first. There's
silencer on this and before
anybody knows what's what l
can get away.
you should have brought a
nursemaid with yOu-punk."
A burst of music Signified
the approach of another band.
Davey almost could sense
Amatos finger pressing the
trigger.
He knew the logical thing
for the killer 10 do would be
10 fire when the music was
nearest. the drums drowning
out the sound of the shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
WAITS FOR DEATH

Davey's arms were pressed
close 10 his side by the crowd.
But he knew that. even If he
did try TO make a fight, the
bullet would be too quick. and
some one eles might get hurt.
His BRAIN seemed turning IN
his head as he frantically
drove his thoughts in an
effort to devise some way of
escape. He had no inclination
to die a martyrs death.
The headline Heroic OPP
orator Dies that Red May be
Caught" did not appeal to him.
In all his life there never had
Surged up such a will, a de-
termination, to live.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

books tell about. Can people really care
for each other that way: OF course, 1
thought they could, once. when l was a
kid. Eve believed 1 was In love lot of
times. but 1t always fzzled out. Maybe
I've never met the right person."
Is that what you're saying TO your
self? And as you say il. do you think of
love as definite phenomenon, which
happens or doesn't happen in ones life,
like an earthquake or thunder storm or
a rainbow? And since it hasn't happened
to you like that. do you suspect that
you've never been in love?' Then you're
wrong
Love isn't a particular phenomenon
with definite symptoms, like measles or
mumps. 1t isn't unique experience, set
apart from all the other experiences in life
and exempt from all the regular rules;
nor does it depend upon meeting the right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
POETIC JUSTICE

strikes. sabotage, any and all
such paStlmeS.
Although definitely off GEN.
ter in his mental status.
Amato was brilliant in his
psychopathic way. He had
been arrested often, yet moth
ing serious had been found
against him until Davey
started tearing his past apart
and came upon the forged
passport incident.
After that. il was easy TO
deport Amato.
Davey followed the case all
through 10 the day when the
fiery-headed, fiery-tempered.
long, lanky agitator was
escorted down the bay and off
to his native land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

least have formed the love em and
e society Our object to
of the heart and In the matter OF
their expenditure doing nicely thank
Won The masculine chump good
his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Elsie Robinson
What Is Loue? It's What You Make 1t!

beginning bit soured life? Find yourself doubling
- everything times? Doubling love? And saying
yourself:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

parton CLEMENTS. chief
~ of the second division of
the special committee UNI
earthing subversive activities,
thoughtfully tapped the desk
with his pencil as he shook
his head despalringly.
But where Is he: What
has become of him: He's
somewhere In the city. What's
the matter with us all: We've
got 20 get him."
Across the desk Ken Davey,
one of his Class-A operators.
slumped just as despairlngly.
81 hate TO acknowledge I'm
stymied, chief" he rubbed one
fist into the palm OF his other
hand. but give me a little
time. That upside down Their
mometer can't stay holed up
forever"
Even the chief grinned at
this. Joe Amato, 6 feet 2
with a thach of hair as red as
his own twisted beliefs would
be a conspicuous object any
where.
But. so far, he had been AS
elusive as the quicksilver 10
which DaVcV had likened him.
Davey hated 10 face this. but
he couldn't help himself.
KEEP TRYING
The chief turned back TO
his desk.
"Just keep on trying" he
sighed. I'm the meantime,
take a look through the
crowds watching the parade
today. You never can tell
what might turn up along
other lines.
Let Amato rest until we
get some kind of line on
where he is"
Davey strolled down the
stairs, took the subway up
town to Madison Square where
the Flag Day parade was
massing. gay colorful con-
fusion under the bright sun.
He wasn't any too pleased
with such a routine assign
ment. for all he could hope TO
get would be TO stumble on a
few pickpockets or men annoy
ing women and girls and he
would turn these over TO the
regular police.
Amato had been DaVey,s
meat ever since, a year be-
fore. he had come upon the
-wiid-eYed- agitatoE surrounded
by a scared, m Ut tering
crowd. up in the Bronx,
trampling the United States
flag.
The police had rescued the
Red from ACKNOWLEDGMENT by
the mob whose patriotic prln-
ciples he had offended. He
speedily had been deported
when it was discovered he
was in the country on forged
passport and his subvepSiVe
activities had been uncovered
by his arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

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