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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
New Buchan Novel Excellent

In the Book World the last novel Of the late
Lord Tweedsmuir has Just been published and
two counts ITS fine tale of adventure and its of the
credo OF a great man of times.
Even If you've read Buchan this MOUNTAIN
MEADOW Will fiji with the realization stirring qualities
Al IFS simplest the novel The story OF the final task
Lethen who both ta'ore fctona character Buchan
and one OF The authors real personalities
Through the web the story adventures in the
Arctic the strong thread Of BuChans Don't miss
MOUNTAIN MEADOW"
Odds and Ends in the Enter st AGE ATTR ACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
The Sea Wolf Is Back Aqain

Grim and uncompomisng THE SEA the screen
aganthis time with Edward 6. Robinson John Garfield and
HolywoodS top actress Ida Lupino. leading
found a fine and compelling picture although |
don't doubt there VIII be those who will say
Michael Curz direction something about
and Fitzgerald contribute sparkling
support performances THE SEA WOLF matchmaking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

the side every up window with
pert:
"sy ticket bought left Miss Smith What?
You're not holding any: Strange! Well please give
orchestra. Thanks"
And switches gleefu at having put over while
the of meek awabdng her for her
impudence.
Asst but by there's the regular Sunday morning
~ pest Eight o'clock relief to have to beat
for the office! You stretch with bssfu yawn
pare for a couple of hours more laze
But chance! For member Of the Bright nEary
Brigade arrived take the Girl Friend for ride and
parked directly beneath window Does he stop to consider
Office Slaves grabbing well earned
re-eave his ring the doobe and then depart In quiet
civilized, Holy Sabbath manner? Don't make Taught Why
should 60 all trouble when himself
by leaning Gal appears Which does And
you-?
Just HOW do you feel about It all?
Here examples Of modern Such rudness
selfish Of consideration would have been
incredible 80 who dared to act thusy would
Given The Works by the general public pronto and
plenty nowadays behavior accepted matter Of
And you dare demonstrate, you're regarded
fussy old fossil
Copyright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

MARLENE DIETRICH. Gentleman escorng her. who is
" monocle is Eric Remarque perpetraor of All Quiet
Marlene and Eric with each
other though both born in Germany Grea
Carlo and Deian Dr. Gaylord auser said to talk TO
According Irving Hoffman Gaylord calls
"Liebchen Spencer Charters In George NJ Cohans
The Tavern Mr.. Charters who playing the part of the
hermit. spoke the immortal lines:
whats all the shootn for"
Boyer. Paris My favorte Paris Boyer
Lucenne Boyer the chanteue Take dozen Of Luciennes
and sip coffee cognac dark while you listen
recalls happy when Paris had liberty
equality fraternity etc Speaking Of Partisan performers under
stand Maurice Chevaler appearing in show at Marseies
and open the Casino de Paris Georges
Carpenter brilliant boxer and gallant World War soldier of
France stu refusing his cafe the Champs Elsee
district
IRON Detroit Mich, by special delivery air mail:
Tell the girls Of the We Wanna Get Married Club Of Pitts
bugh Detroit Single greatly ounumber single
married The Detroit girls taking advantage of the
number bachelors available becoming independent
They need competition"
NOTE in Editor from Barbara
~ which begins:
disagree letter which appeared
column" =
A typical sister Always dagreens with her brother
Though brothers disagree battle bitterly
world
you what talking about"
said when youngsters.
"Yeah, your brother q stupid
sander the little girl who lived door.
'Who asked to put In your two cents: My brother
smarter than whole family"
intruder vigorous slap in the face
Distributed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Daily Short Story
THE BLUE MOON KID
+. By ALMA AND PAUL ELLERBE

And really, though he did
use to cut peoples lawns to
work his way through school.
he's . very superior boy, you
Know
sure we know" little
Flossie Rogers, who played
the ingenue roles, piped up.
"And he's . damned good
ACTOR"
WANTS TO SAVE HIM
Bonnie looked quickly at
Charlotte. and. this. Charlotte
thought, u what she got US
here for.
"Ts he:" Bonnie said. I'm
90 interested"
Hes got q future all
right" Gladys Winters begun;
"but :"
culture my eye" Flossie
said. He begins playing
leads on Monday, opposite
Charlotte. It's funny that you
hadn't heard about II, since
you know him 80 we'll"
my dear! But I had!"
But Charlotte saw that she
hadn't.
"If there's anything I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

and thrushes remind me Of
him? Why, she prayed, why
can't 1 stop loving him all at
once?
When she came around the
corner of the house, she saw
him. Behind him seaplane
nodded on the waters of the
lake. He looked five years
older in a day or two.
MADE UP STORY
81 may be a fool to have
flown on here, but I had to.
When you said I was a simple
crude country boy, you were
right. Maybe now that you've
hmashed me-to keep your
Land inland everybody knows
il, including the girl I'm
going to marry, (for told
herr, you'll at least let me
ask you"
"Alan," she said breath
lessly, what did Bonnie tell
you that made you ask her
to marry you?"
"Well, first that you were
engaged to Frank Hammond
when you came to Pleasant
Valley and everybody knew
IT,"
81 was, and everybody did
a year ago. But not when 1
came to Pleasant Valley. It's
been off six months, and Bon
ME knew that. Listen, Alan:
When did she tell you that:
Before the cocktail party she
gave or afterwards
Right after IL. She called
me up from the party and
drove from there to see me-"
1.-THE minute" Charlotte
said, "she had learned we
thought you had n future!
What else did she tell you?"
THAT you had just ditched
Hammond for this Robert
Carswell, an actor"
81 invented Robert Cars
well, because - because I
thought that you'd smashed
me. There Ii no Robert
Carswell."
The pilot of the plane few
out of there with his pas
senger list doubled. He was
headed for the nearest state
in which marriage licenses
can be had and ceremonies
performed on the same day.
THE END.
Mondays short story: Cap
talns Three" by Denis Morri-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

but will never have thought of
trying infra-red light.
Those with skin eruptions
have used ointment and greases
for years but have never had
the advantage of light treatment
or X-ray treatment.
And those with rheumatism,
either of the muscles or the
joints. have tried all sorts of
things but have never had the
advantage of diathermy.
FOUR TREATMENTS
Physical therapy includes the
use of everything that might
be called natures methods
water. light, heat and cold. I
include massage under natures
methods because the natural
thing for any one to do when
he has had an injury is to rub
the affected part. The dog ticks
his wounds. which is a form of
physical therapy.
Specifically. physical therapy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

haven't heard, that concerns
Alan! I just wanted to
know what you three thought
about It,"
I'd save him from eyes and
a mouth like that il / could,
Charlotte thought, even If 1
didn't care a boot about him
for myself. 1t was a small.
pretty, SNUG mouth, closing
softly over beautiful white,
traplike teeth. The eyes
very clear and pretty too
were falsely demure and inno-
cent, with little sharp lights
like knives in their shadows.
Does IL mean New York,
do you think-Broadway?"
81 guess It does" Gladys
said, "if Frank Hammond's
any Judge"
Bonnie Walkers teeth
flashed delightedly. as the
waiter brought more high
balls.
Here's to him. And, oh.
girls, here's to me too. You
see--well, you're the first
we've announced IL to, but
we're going to be married."
She thinks it's true. Char
lotte thought. Until a couple
of weeks ago she could have
made ii true by saying H.
She's so SNUG and conceited,
she's almost funny.
"We?" Charlotte said. HAS
Alan asked you to speak for
him too"
And then suddenly she saw
that Bonnie Walker was going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

II you have known him a long
time"
"Why I declare! You sound
like you'd been in love WITH
him yourself"
KNOWS HOW TO KISS
And only then did Chariot
come TO and realize what 81
had done. And then, whe
Alan had done. Since Friday.
when he had held her in his
arms, he had proposed to this
other girl, and, through her,
sent world One of those
swift, savage revulsions OF
feeling that no woman can
control took over Charlotte
Maynard. Everything inside
of her fell clear and cold and
hard. She could act now!
81 was almost falling In
love again. l let myself ever
so often, because II helps me
with my work. So many of
the heroes In the funny little
plays we give on the road are
simple, crude country boys.
and when l find one in real
life who has any charm I
usually let him make love to
me. Alan's a nice boy, and
he does know how to kiss.
Congratulations, my dear"
And then. seeing there were
doubt in Bonnie's eyes, II am
engaged to Robert Carswell,"
she said specifically, "an actor
In New York. And 10 days
ago 1 signed up for eight
weeks In Hollywood"
Eight weeks in Hollywood"
she repeated to Hammond.
And I signed up 10 days ago.
see? You knew all about IL
and asked me not to let II out
until you were ready to an
nounce who'd take my place.
Virginia Melton,s sitting up
in New York waiting to accept
almost any Offer-I tele-
phoned half an hour ago
and"
GOES TO LAKE LUCY
whats the trouble?"
Hammond said. Anything n
punch In the jaw or a couple
of thousand would fix up?
You and I, you know"
you're a good guy" Char
lotte said. land i appreciate
IL. But I'm temperamental,
see? just temperamental.
Tell 'em all it's for the sake
of my art, will you, please 2"
30. H." Hammond said
sorrowfully. "Where you GO
ing now"
New York for a day or
two, and then Lake Lucy"
Lake Lucy was a tiny blue
lake with one house on it
shack that belonged to
Charlotte. Soft rounded
green hills ran back from
the lake. and there were pine
trees there, and sunshine, and
sweetfern. and the quiet lazy
tam-tam of one cowbell.
Always one and never more.
And whenever in her CATCH
as-catch-can life the world
had been too much with her,
Charlotte had gone there to
swim and rest and cook her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

to be about as funny as death
or old age.
He asked me particularly
to say II to you. my dear. He
said you'd been 80 good to
him, he wanted you to be
among the first to know. We
are to be married early In the
FALL"
It was a moment when
Charlotte had been on the
stage for most of her life for
nothing - exactly nothing.
Little Flossie couldn't have
stared more helplessly.
At last. go easy on him."
she said simply. "He's easier
to hurt than you realize, even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

own meals and lie out on a
little camp cot at night and
look deep in among the stars
and let life seep back into
her. as water into an emptied
spring.
1t is good to be alone, she
thought. when the only man
with a car to hire anywhere
around dropped her there.
She picked up her suitcases
and started through the sweet
fern. After awhile, when she
had changed into Stacks and
swept the place out. she was
going TO lie down and cry like
hell. 1 ask you, now, she
thought. why should cowbells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

includes ID massage, ~ exer-
cises, (3) light which ranges
from sunlight to artificial radia-
ton, "a water or hydrotherapy
baths, local applications, pools
for infantile paralysis. cold
sponge baths for fever, the hot
pack and the cold pack for nerv-
Gus conditions, insomnia or
fever, go electrotherapy, in
GLIDING diathermy and the pro-
duction Of artificial fever. which
Is applicable to many diseases.
Every hospital in a city of
any size should try to have a
physical therapy department. It
is my experience they will soon
find that the number of patients
they have justifies The expense
of putting In trained technician.
Some weeks ago I gave the
methods of treatment in physical
therapy that could be used in
arthritis at home. by the patient
or member of the family after
a little instruction.
There are, however, of course.
many valuable forms of physical
therapy that cannot be used by
the unskilled and for this reason
the technician in physical Their
apy should be considered.
AS a matter of fact, physical
therapy is now a specially in
which many full-fledged medical
doctors engage.
DOCTOR NECESSARY
A newspaper recently made
the statement:
As . matter of fact, all that
IL necessary to become q skilled
technician or operator In physical
therapy IL TO know how TO use
) or apply heat. massage and
exercise. One need not be q
physician because most physical
therapists work under the direc-
ton or prescription of the
patients physician"
In answer to this the Archives
of Physical Therapy says. edi-
torially:
"Syndicated articles wou d
best serve the greater Good n
they emphasize that physical
therapeutists must first be quail
flied physicians and surgeons Of
considerable experience before
they can prepare themselves TO
become specialists In physical
medicine.
$50 far rs their technicians
are concerned, their role and
function correspond TO those OF
graduate nurses In other fields
and no more.
"And just as no ethical and
conscientious nurse will caro- TO
assume the role Of On independ--
ent practitioner but will con-
tent herself with strictly carry
ing out the instructions given
her by her medical employers,
so no technician can carry out
any form of treatment beyond
the specific directions prescribed
by physicians qualified ~ physi-
cal therapeutics. ~ otherwise
the doors would be opened wide
to medical anarchy with ~
sulfant incalcuIable injury -
innocent sufferers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

seldom seem
to have taken
advantage of
the measures
which CO m e
u n d er ( h e
general head
of phi y S ical
therapy.
A pc r S o n
with neural
gia will have
[ a Ike n a III
kinds of ano-
d Y n e 5 and
D in killing
r e m e d i e S
which u ps ct
his stomach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Better Health
By DR.. Logan Clendening

1T HAS struck me for some
time that 1t is rather strange
that when I hear people talking
about their complaints and what
has been done for them, they so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

i Of the Frank Hammond
. Stock Company. playing Just
now In Pleasant Valley. They
sat In a hotel room and talked
things over.
Bonnie WALKER" Gladys
Winters said. els the catch .of
the town. Her old man 10 the
only rich one here.
"Bonnie's bought everything
that she's ever seen that she
thought she might want.
She's fed up now on what she
calls small town stun. She
wants to get away from this
burg 90 bad she's itchy with
II. And that's why she's sud
denly 90 interested In Art
Art with . capital A. Espe-
cially The Art Of the Stage.
II she thinks. Charlotte, that
your Alan IL going to amount
10 anything - IN actor"
~ suppose" Charlotte said.
"we've got to 20 to her cock
tail party this afternoon ?"
SAW HIM ACT
I'VE have. She told Frank
Hammond" (who owned the
stock company "that she
especially wanted to see the
two Of u.s."
As she dressed. Charlotte
Maynard let herself slip off
into reverie ..
Usually stage-struck boys
were q pain in the neck.
When Alan Laycock said to
her, "You're the first actress
I've ever known" her heart
sank. When he said. 1--WE
seen every performance you've
been In, In this town and
every town near here" she
charged him TO profit and
loss; and when he went on,
"you see, I'm nuts about act
ing myself. Would you talk
to me about it," she talked
to him about il on what she
mistook for her way out OF
his life forever.
And then she saw him act,
in a little amateur perform
ance, and realized that he had
something. She made Ham,
mond see him. and,
Hes the blue moon Kid"
Hammond admitted. at does
happen sometimes. He's on,
any time he wants to be-"
FALLS IN LOVE
She went out and told him.
and he was so spontaneously
happy, such a wellspring OF
unaffected and attractive Joy.
that life suddenly looked new
to her. and she went straight
on from there TO fall in love
with him.
II fell In love with you," he
said, ION sight. I've never be-
lieved In that sort Of thing,
but - here Il is" and he
gathered her into his arms.
He told her about Bonnie
Walker.
she's always been q dream
girl to me--rich, pretty, all
the boys crazy about her.
But I'm nothing to her. just
the same, before you came
along. I was halfway In love
with her."
Bonnie was away then, and
now had come back: but there
had been three weeks in be-
tween. II had become an
other world for Charlotte and
Alan. The whole thing had
climaxed in the dance at the
Country Club. Dressing now
for Bonnie's cocktail party,
Charlotte relived that dance.
She never expected TO know
anything as surely as she
knew that Alan Laycock was
in love with her
At the party Bonnie brought
the talk rund to Alan.
Hes the sweetest thing!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

your love letters pupusneof saw one Oh
my old burning epistles of affection the
other night. Made my face little red, but
will say for myself when wrote letter
Of that kind I gave 1t everything. But
didn't we all?
WHO remem bers a ditty: Daddy
wouldn't Buy Me a Bow-Wow"? Would
be a good number for Bonnie Baker. Saw
Bonnie last night. She's a blond this
week "All women cooks" is a sign
being noted on more and more restaurants.
Seems to be a belief only a woman cook
can give the food the much desired home
cooked taste Women Strikers Attack
With Hat Pins" Is headline Of dispatch.
That certainly Is news to me. I mean
about the hat pins thought women
didn't use hat pins any more except few
who kept their old hat pins to use In get
ting olives out Of bottles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

any of the other seat holders rise to let you
pass-even the lucky one with seat on
the aisle? Nary one!
There they squatted, as II they'd been
set in cement, while you squirmed and
painted, tugged and tussled. ripping your
seams and skinning your shanks. Easy
enough, perhaps, if you happen to be a
cute 90-pound package. But suppose you're
a regular-size, adult human?
Or how about this one lever stand,
patiently, holding the door open for file
of hurrying women, all strangers to you.
in some store or office building? And
can you remember how many OF them
thanked you?
Or there's that other goat-getter.
You're waiting in line before a ticket
window. After a weary half hour you've
shuffled ahead until you're sixth in position,
with dozen behind you At that moment
some brisk young thing darts in from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

IERE pleasant little game that viii give you message
every day II is numerical puzzle designed spell
the letters your
of letters subtract the number than
result your number upper
rectangle and check
right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you a.
Copyright 1871 by King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Elsie Robinson
Do We Need Good Manners

YOU'RE about referee But before you DO So listen
in few questions:
Fever try to crowd your way past mammoth laps and
eephantine ankles a mdsection movie? And did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
On the Side
By E. v. During

The poet in a golden cline Was born
With golden stars above,
Dotoersd Nth the hate Of hate,
The scorn Of soorn,
The love Of love.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

poetry to be poet You have
poetry who write poetry
and those appreciate II about the same-EvD)
GEORGE banned the publication Of the
~ letters Patrick Campbell In his youth
say that blame boy would you like have
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Phones From Hawaii

CHICAGO. Dec - ms Mr..
and Mrs. John Rising of Chicago
reported today they had received
a transoccanIC telephone call from
then 20-year-old son. John H. "a
soldier IN Hawaii They quoted
him as saying Everything. fine
and boy What We're going 10 do
to those JapS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Happy YuIe Waiting,
Just Phone Times

The city editor of The Detroit
Times asks that the woman, who
wrote an anonymous letter telling
how she and her 11-year-old child
face a cherries Christmas. tele-
phone Cherry $780, An effort will
he made to help her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Adrian Students Back
College Heads Critics
Tmr. san Corrrsrondrnl

ADRIAN pec 70 Scene Por.
,er. student editor Of tre. Adrian
college World Ssid today that
nearly Too per cent Of the school s
enrolment agreed with "a recent
Adrian Telegram editorial r ha O
remarks of College President
Samuel y Harrison We're Sub-
Vor>iNc of PATRIOTISM
I'm "a public statement Porter
termed Harrl>onS statements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22


>uoy morale and PATRIOTISM rs Y
His words were an insult Ia
the intelligence Of every student
At Adrian - an insult In that
the things we students believe
Ia be- worth fighting for were
debunkcd." Porter sand
Harrison was quoted last week
as iorbIdiing m "a chapel adoIcs,
the use of church facilities as
Instruments of War
II is the duty OF the church he
said. 10 stand by Christians IN
tho student body who thought 10
wrong 10 murder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
MONDAY AFTERNOON

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