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Evening star., 1941-09-11

All animals require in their diet a
certain amount of proteins-the nitrogen
containing foods of which red meat is
made. Sheep usually are fed protein
concentrates, such as soybean meal.
Now, the University of Illinois expert
menters explained, the essential element
in the proteins is nitrogen. Very rich
in nitrogen Is urea, white, crystalline,
water-soluble compound of very simple
chemical structure which is synthesized
from air, coal and water.
To the sheep itself urea is indigestible.
Like other animals, he has no machinery
for converting the urea into protein.
But in the rumen, the first of its four
stomachs, there are incalculable numbers
of bacteria. These can digest urea and
convert it into the protein of their own
bodies.
There are larger micro-organisms
all these are digested in the true stom-
ach of the animal. Thus the sheep
gets true proteins from urea just as
if it had been fed meat.
'By feeding pairs of growing lambs
equal amounts Of nitrogen and deter
mining the nitrogen balances" DR.. john
son told the chemists, I'VE have compared
rations containing half of the necessary
nitrogen in the form of urea with rations
containing the same proportion in the
form of soybean oil meal. Also we
compared urea with casein, the chief
protein of milk. We found no significant
difference in the amount of nitrogen
retained by the lambs, whether they
were fed urea or a true protein.
I'VE also fed group Of ewes urea to
test IT. value - . source Of protein
Evening star., 1941-09-11

@. Where is the town that is named
for Lily Pons. the opera singer?-E. T. j.
A. Lilypons, Md, in Frederick County.
The community is noted for its water lily
industry.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

@. What is the altitude of Lake
Placid?-E. F. H.
A. 1t lies about 1000 feet above sea
level.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

@. What kind of poisonous gas was
called "the dew of death" during the
first World War?-T. r. A.
A. Lewisite was so-called because it
was dropped from airplanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Delay Petitioned
In Kandr Custer

Petitions addressed 10 Governor
Van Wagner asking that he defer
action on proceedings 10 remove
Ksnar. the indicted mayor
Of Hamtramck. were in circulation
IN Hsmtramck today
Removal hearings are scheduled
10 open here tomorrow before Wis
ting Probate Judge Maurice T.
Trip, and according 10 Assistant
Prosecutor Raymond DeRyck they
VIII be held on schedule.
Aides OF Judge Homer Fergu-
sons one-man grand jury said to-
day that the jury had received
several calls from Hamtramck
city employees explaining that they
had signed the petitions only be-
cause they considered IL the diplo-
matte thing to do because of their
positions.
The petitions state that proceed
ingS should he postponed because
kanar is engaged in constructive
reorganization Of city departments
IN the best interests of the tax
payers. and ought 10 be permitted
TO continue. and because removal
would b. prejudicial 10 a fair trial.
The mayor was accused IN the
Indictment warrant of obstructing
justice by permitting the opera
ton OF illegal enterprises in Ham
tramCk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Seamen 10 Debate
u. s. Board Demand

NEW YORK. Sept 24--l INS)
-SpokeSmen Tor the AFL'S Sea-
farers' international Union today
said that the defense mediation
boards request Jhat they end their
12-day old war bonus strike and
return 10 work pending the
boards consideration Of the DIS
pute Monday would be- submitted
Immediately 10 the 10000 mem
berS OF the union
The strike. which has tied up
y vessels IN New YORK Mobile
New Orleans, Boston. Norfolk
Savannah and Los Angeles, was
certified 10 the mediation board
late yesterday after President
Roosevelt had said that further
delay in the sailing OF the ships
would not DC counicnanccd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Home From Hunger
Boy and His Puppy Return From Roughing IL for 81
Hours in the Wiids of Vacant Lot

Donald Schultz. ID and his
beagle puppy. Terry, are home
again after 80 hours Of roughing
it in the wildS Of a Camden ave-
nue vacant lot because he thought
his mother was angry at him.
Donald left his home at 1901
Evanston avenue Monday morn
ing after Terry had chewed "a
pieces a wedding veil on which
his mother, Mrs. Helen Schultz, a
Seamstress. had been working.
Tired and hungry, he rcappeared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

last night at the home of his
grandmother, wanting TO know il
he dared return home to his fran
tic mother who hours before had
declared all was forgiven--and
finished new. veil
Mrs. Schultz revealed that a
triangle composed OF Donald,
Terry, and his second dog, Corky.
may have caused all the trouble.
Maybe Terry was vieing for
DOnaids affection and was
showing off when he chewed up
the veil" she theorized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Hoffman Sees
Postwar Revolt
If US. Enters
By THEODORE A. HUNTLEY

WASHINGTON. Sept PA
prediction that President Roosevelt
will be repudiated by the country
if he should lead il into 4 shoot
ING war" in the face Of adverse
public opinion came FROM Rep
Clare f. Hoffman (R) OF Allegan
today. as he called on Congress to
prevent ii.
"To be guilty of political
sickness at a time when the
future of the nation II threat
ened is "A betrayal of the people
who sent us here and as serious
an Ofiense az II treason In time
of war" he asserted.
81 am one of those who firmly
believe that II we send another
expeditiOnary force 10 Europe,
the end OF the war will be fol-
lowed by a complete reputation
of the Rooseyeltian policies: that
this will be accomplished either4
az an election or. II that fail, by
a bloody revolution within our
own borders.
NCONGRESS' POWER
There are those who SAY that,
the President having declared
for shooting war, We must
blindly follow his lead or merit
the charge of disloyalty.
with that theory 1 cannot
agree, for the very good reason
that the President. although
commander In chief of the army
and the navy, has no authority
90 declare war. That power il
vested solely In the Congress.
the peoples representatives. and
the people, on every occasion
when they have been permitted To
speak. have declared against IT.
LET those who would haul
down the Stars and Stripes; re-
pudiate the teachings Of our
forefathers. confess that We have
NO little OF faith. Of ability, of
courage, OF perseverance, of de-
Terminate of national patriot
ism, run up the flag of interde-
pendency with Great Britain.
But for me. ~ long a. there
II breath in my body. viii fight
to uphold our Constitution. for
the preservation of our liberty
and our freedom, our national
existence. For 1 have bat one
flag. the Stars and stripes; but
one country, America--Amtrica
first"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

President Roosevelt bought
the first Defense Savings Bond
on May I, I94l. Your hank or
your post office Il waiting for
you TO call for yours-today!
On week days eajoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Earthquake Recorded

WESTON, Mass. Sept. ID
GNS)-A severe earthquake. with
indications il occurred 5, 800 miles
away, perhaps in Kamchatka.
Siberia was recorded last night
on the seismograph OF Weston
College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Gettinr Up Nirhts

To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve itrita-
tons of bladder so that you can stop
getting up nights" get a IS cent pack
age OF Gold Medal HARLEM oil Cap
suies and take as directed. other
symptoms OF kidney and bladder
weaknesses may be scant. burning or
smarting passage - backache - leg
cramps = pufv eyes Get original
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules.
Money back " II fails
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

For personal security and
financial independence--buy De-
Tense Savings Bonds and Stamps
today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Wayne County Deputy
Sheriff Sansone, so, Of 2288
Fourteenth street, one of
three charged in federal war
rants with conspiracy TO
violate federal statutes by
classifying citizenship papers.
Specifically they're charged
with getting an American
birth certificate for an alien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Deputy
On Bail i'm
Oath Case

Charles II. Sansone. a., of 22Ss
Fourteenth street. who has been
"A Wayne County deputy sheriff
for - years. is al liberty today
under s.. 500 bond awaiting exam
nation in Federal Court on a
charge Of falsiiying a birth GER
tlhcate
Thomes DiMarco charged with
him, IS out on $1,000 bond and a
third man, Peter GenoveSe. s.. OF
1893 East Congress street. IS still
sought in the case.
NOT GUILTY PLEAS
Examination Of SanSone and
.DiMarco viii be held next Tues
day. Not guilty pleas were entered
for them a. their arrangement be-
fore Federal Judge Edward j.
Monet.
SanSone was attached to Circuit
Judge Vincent NJ. Brennan court.
lie has been suspended by Under
sheriff William G. Ryan pending
outcome of the charges.
The trio are accused OF falsify-
ing a birth certificate 10 enable
Mrs. Anna Satey. IS, a Russian
citizen who recently resided in
Windsor. 10 hold her defense Job.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Holy Comforter Church
Opens 31st Carnival

The 31st annual carnival of the
Holy Comforter Church opened
Monday night on the school grounds
Fifteenth and East Capitol streets.
Rides, booths, refreshment stands
movies and cash prizes provided
entertainment. The Rev. Patrick
J. Begley. assistant pastor, has
urged newscomeis in Washington
and selectees in nearby camps to
Evening star., 1941-07-30

visit the carnival, which will con-
tinue throughout the week.
The Rev. John w. Daily Post OF
the Catholic War Veterans will pre-
sent a special program tomorrow
which has been designated Victory
Night" Father Begley said. On
Saturday 4 special feature will be
the presentation Of 500 to the
holder OF 4 lucky ticket.
Alfred p. Neff is general chair
man of the carnival. assisted by q
committee of more than 300 yolun-
teer workers.
Monday night also saw the opening
of the eighth annual carnival ot
Evening star., 1941-07-30

st. Teresa's Church, held on Good
Hope road between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
There are % varied attractions,
many especially designed to appeal
to small children. Paul I. Mcdaniel
and the Rev. J. j. Clark are in
charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1941-07-30

stopped at North Capitol and Bryant
streets yesterday to count the
amount he had collected on de-
liveries. He said he was robbed by
a colored man who pointed gun
at him with the threat to blow me
up The bandit fed after ordering
Smith to 60 east on Bryant street.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Robber Takes $35

Leslie Smith, colored, of 1921 U
street NV, delivery truck driver
for the Marietta Market, 201 Ken
nedy street NV, reported to police
! he was robbed of $35 when he
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Mexico Probes Living Cost

Causes for the high cost Of living
and alleged excessive charges for
medicines in Mexico are being in
vestigated by the Confederation Of
Mexico Workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

merely because Of the reactions she arouses
in you, it follows that you aren't in love with
her at all. You're merely in love with your
own sensations. In other words, you are really
in love with yourself!
In short, the entire business Of romantic
infantism, embodied in the above six planks,
has become important TO an alarmingly widen
ing section Of America. From psychological
viewpoint the most degrading part of the pic
ture is that it is merely the infants tendency
TO love himself to want people TO wait on him.
to value them in proportion as they crafty
his whims and make him comfortable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

no time-and- a-half for overtime. While she
waits for talent scout TO come along and
recognize her, she has to dedicate her life to
studying the recpes-to see how the profess
sional glamour girls do it.
She is not looking for chance to have
good time with others; merely for a chance
TO have others show her good time Natu-
rally she does not get many repeat orders SO
she becomes more desperate her tactics more
reckless, each year.
She would do we'll to keep her feet on the
ground instead of having her head in the stars
of Hollywood
II she does get rid of her glamour-girl
disguisstshe need not think that there is moth
ing left. After all, she herself is left. and II
that is not enough for any man it's time for
her to make some genuine Improvements.
Undoubtedly, the glamour myth works both
ways. like saloon doors. The girl puts on
glamour because she thinks IL will please the
men. The men pretend to be pleased because
they think 1t plesses the girl to have them
pretend so. Each would be better pleased If
the other would quit
Glamour girls, being infantile in their emo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

ional makeup. always blame someone else
for their troubles. Eve, of course, did the
same thing.
Eve was her own worst enemy. The snake
merely offered her the opportunity to prove It,
She blamed him for it afterwards; and If
she had been asked why she would probably
have answered, Because"
She had no need of the apple; she merely
took it on the say-so of a snake in the grass.
With Ewes historical error before them,
modern young women might well try to have
a little more definite and individual pattern
of life. Too many of them make no effort to
determine whether a costume a custom. a
pose or style of life, is particularly adapted
to their own requirements. They take 1t merely
because the others doing
If the only reason you drape yourself over
a cocktail bar is to strike glamour girl pose
similar to. the one exemplified the bill
boards, why not strike the same pose by
hanging over your own mantelpiece? It's
much cheaper and your escort can then adj
mire you from a comfortable chair.
Many girl poses an ebony cigarette holder
because she thinks II entrancingly glamour
Gus. Why not try holding a pencil instead?
1t has the same effect and if anybody inquiries,
tell them you are writing novel, That will
make you a center of attraction. II anyone
ever wants to see your imaginary brain
child, tell them: 1T got so personal that I
burned it,"
There is no reason why any girl should
have to depend on the trite and meaningless
poses that the glamour industry now requires.
She should develop her own individuality and
not make copy-cattiness her sole stock in
trade.
And when she sees that other girls attract
attention by "petting" and "necldng" she
should remember that the lemon not the
peach, is squeezed, then thrown away.
If you share the delusion Of romantic in
fantism, that love is merely a thrilling and
isolated episode like taking a ride on roll
Ter coaster. just ask yourself If you would like
to spend the rest Of your life on a roller
coaster. ~ ~
1t might be easier to explain, very politely
TO some of your male acquaintapces that you'd
enjoy ride on the roller coaster If it weren't
that the scenery is just the same at both ends
start and finish. You always end up just
where you went on. If the boy isn't smart
enough TO see the point, he isn't smart enough
to appreciate you. Leave him to his kind.
Love isn't ride on a roller coaster
Love isn't a mere search for a physical
thrill.
Love isn't form of manic-depressive in
sanity.
Love isn't joke TO be laughed off when
the current affair is finished
Love isn't a Understanding Job for pass
ers-by to cape at.
Love isn't a get-rich-quick scheme
Love isn't any of the things that the radio
crooners tell you and the Romantic Platform
provides for you
Real Lore Is q Way of Life:
The most permanent complete, and salts
flying way of life
Try it and see! -----------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

any Of these girls as individuals. You loved
them not for what they were but for the
effect they produce on you. And it is for
this reason that the glamour girl has her
vogue-because she is effectively picturesque.
She may be vague the inside but as
long as she's vogue on the outside. you won't
mind.
That is you won't mind until you've mar
ried her Then you'll learn that being vogue
in night club doesn't make up for being
vague in the home.
g. Modern love is self-love Since you're
not interested in the girl as an individual, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

shiny new model and the willing male will try
to give his old model the ditch" and get the
new one, instead
Why not If glamour is the big thing in a
mans life as the world tells him?
While the glamour girl is spending her
time keeping her own surface polished, she
naturally has little time to keep up home.
She's scarcely ever in it, anyway. You recall
what happened to Napoleon at Waterloo when
he mapped the job. Husbands and wives
will do better to follow Napoeon's example at
Austerlitz: On the job all the time taking
nothing for granted and determined not to be
surprised by the enemy.
Marriages succeed when husband and wife
never give them chance TO fail
There have always been glamour girls.
The ones who are remembered with admira-
ton used their brains for some other purpose
than merely TO admire themselves.
Cleopatra probably had ladies-in-waiting
far more beautiful than she But history never
heard Of them. These girls no doubt en-
deavored TO make perfumes and pomades take
the place of intelligence. Cleopatra turned her
intelligence to the task Of making Caesar APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
onlyR0llldntiC.
lnfantiliSIl1?
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE,
General Director, The Institute of Family
Relations, Los Angeles, Cal.

HE modern conception embodiment of romantic
! nfantism.
II is unscientifc because il is not based a know1-
of human nature and like child is trying to make
dsy-dream take the place of real achievement
II Is unwholesome because of depraved taste which
prevents individual from enjoying genuine and
adult love
II is mentally diseased because Is essentially escape
constructive effective adjustment to living
couple after prolonged siege Of romantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Gated to look for a longtime
remuneratlve investment.
She gets a run for her
money A very short run.
And seldom a home run.
If the man who marries her
is primarily tereste d in
glamour, he naturally will
look out for his own interests.
He must be true TO himself.
Her glitter begins to tarnish.
She plasters on additional
layers of gilt, but after all
she is now dated" in the
glamour world. Then, alas!
Along comes a nice, bright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

preciate her. She did
so by showing him that
she thought he was a
wonderful man. Natu-
rally. he then thought
she was a wonderful
woman. Old stuff, but
it still keeps its SAVIOR.
But the professional
glamour girl has no
individuality nowadays.
Adah Menken, ia
nous actress of sixty
years ago, glamourized
herself by riding a
horse on the stage. No
woman had ever done
such a daring thing
before. 1t made Adah's
reputation. but modern
glamour girls would be
Jailed IL thew rode q
horse into a night club.
So just pretend,
girls. that you're at
home, in the bosom of
your family, and don't
smile unless you feel
like il. TIN rest you
as much as 1t does the
onlooker.
Glamouring becomes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

a change OF diet from
picked peppers 10 one Of
strawberries and cream.
Their taste has been spoiled
for a wholesome menu. In
addition the previous diet
of picked peppers has left
each facing the new part
nership with unsupported
| and repeated attacks of
romantic cramps.
stop for a moment and
consider the idea Of love as
popularity conceived and
presented by movies. radio
and so on.
They set up a Romantic
Platform based on the six
planks:
/. Love is a mysterious
visitation. You can't pre-
dict II. You can't control
II. IT just comes.
2. Love is worthy of
every sacrifice. Once ii
comes into your life. you
are justified In giving up
all else for IL. No sacrifice
can be too great for this
purpose. A man is justified
in giving up his wife Of
twenty years standing A
woman is justified I'm aban-
doning her home and chill
dren- A king is justified in
Iunking his throne. Any
body is justified in sacrific-
ing anything. 10 pursue this
thrill that To him is love.
3. Love is transitory.
II may go just as strangely
ard unexpectedly as II
came. There's nothing you
can do about that. either.
It's gone and you know you
can't get fire after the
ashes and cinders are dead.
4. Love may ever recur.
Another love may come
along and take the place
Of the one just vanished
. around the corner-and it's
Expected TO be just as good.
II doesn't make much
difference whom you love.
The important thing is TO
love somebody.
"Scatterbrains" is gone.
But here comes chatter
box" and you can love her
just as much as you loved
her predecessor,
5. Love is personal. You
really weren't in love with
any Of these girls as indivi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

But how can adult loves be
built on such infantile patterns
The answer is: They can't"
But as long as millions Of
grown-up children think they
can, the glamour girl will con-
tinue to make the creation OF
sensations her chief object of
existence.
Her aim is to produce such
strong sensations in her vic
tim" that he will be knocked
out, and in the hoped-for
boomerang, she will succumb as
we'll That makes the catas-
trophe complete: a knockout on
both sides.
But the glamour girl is not
concerned about any ending
since she lives only for the
present. The important thing
is 10 get a big romance into
her life. She has not been edu-
erbrains Passes On. But Here
3 ChatterbOx, and You Can
Her Just As Much As You
Did Her Predecessors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

The Glamour Girl
of Grandpa's Day
Adah Menken, the
Dramatic Star,
VINO, Though She
Couldn't Compare
With the Romantic
Girls Of Today,
Somehow Made Her.
self Irresistible
to Men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

1871 by American weekly Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Dr.. Paul Popenoe Says:
Eve w q S Her Own
Worst Enemy-And
Still Is" |GirIs Who
Pet Might Remember
That 1t Is a Lemon.
Not q Peach. Which Is
Squeezed - And Then
Thrown Away" Love
Isn't q Window Trim
ming Job For Possers-
by TO Cape A."
Modern Love Is Usu-
ally a Knoekou+-On
Both Sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

When 1 was an Administrator
Of Emergency Relief in northern
Michigan. many cases Of abused
children came 10 our attention.
We were able 10 rescue some of
them.
recall demonstrating with the
stepfather Of a little eight-year-
old girl who was suffering from a
serious heart ailment. This fam
lily Of four lived in a one-room
log cabin in the forest.
The doctor says the child is
very sick and must be kept in
bed" / told him. "He thinks you
are not obeying his orders"
But she do wanna stay in
bed. he said Last time we come
homc,an she was up. her ma give
her an awful whippin.' II don't
matter how much her ma beats
her up, she won't stay in bed"
1t is a wonder this frail child
did not die from the shock of the
beatings. This time fortunately,
the scream of the tortured
child" in the wilderness was
heard. Through the cooperation
of the Emergency feefief- office,
the Michigan Children's Aid So
,ciety, and the local Probate
Court, she was permanently re-