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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

"ssy didn't you used to have Goodyear
printed youf'
1t left her b-limp.
BROADWAY SMALL-TALK: Pat Peardon, Moss
- Harris 15-year-old Junior Miss" star, IS
being readied for front cover.
Sam Ward is assigned 10 the Burns and
Allen show for Gracie's songs.
Chico, Marx will tour with "a lb-piece
orchestra. AVN N
Dixie Dunbar is pretty sick GAL Loss of
too much weight.
Frances Mercer the gal who looks like they
always do on smart magazine covers. is being
adored in movie-style by Carlos Jelonna, Chilean
Mileanaire.
Promoter NJ Jacobs of the Twentieth Century
Fight firm. will stage the greatest card Of fights
ever held CJoe Louis starring, for Navy Relief.
CUBWAY MURAL: Pretty gals trying to drown
~ out the ugly reality around them--by dis
cussing their dates.
The folks in tuxedos and evening gowns
on their way to weddngs-trying desperately 10
brush off the stares Of the stupid
The human zeros who make the subway their
home and give the richest city in the world a
black eye.
People looking at each other across the aises
as though they were blank walls.
The rush for seats during the busy hours
as though they were lifeboats on sinking ship.
MIDNIGHT VIGNETTES: Joe Frisco was adj
w vertised 10 be guest star for one night at
the Beachcomber but, after getting a lot Of free
blurbs in the gazettes, he caught cold and de-
cidcd not TO show up.
The next ayem he phoned his agent and
inquired:
How did draw last night"
Frank Fay at the Havana Madrid was over
heard saying 10, his companion
I'D like 10 know what time IL Is, but I'm
afraid I'll be too tired"
NEW YORCHIDS: John Kirby's test platter of
~ Night Whispers lvictor). Best of the
Kirbys Will certainly become a collectors
item. Due next month.
Vaughn Monroe's crew and the lovely.Ja ladies
at the Commodore Hotel
Ella FitZgeralds Decca disc: Il Got II Bad
and That Amt Good"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

As TO the value of old coins II is said the 1921
half dollar, 1912 S. quarter 1901 S. quarter and
the 1894 s. dime be sold for a fair price.
The oft repeated story that Divorces at
Reno toss their wedding rings in the Truckee
River is the bunk They either keep them
a reminder to be careful when they marry again
or hook them in one Of Renos numerous pawn
shops.
uIRSCH JACOBS Americas No l horse
IL trainer. Once steamftter noted in his
neighborhood a breeder and trainer OF fast
pigeons.
Pal of his claimed horse in Florida and said
to Hrsch:
"How do you account for the speed of your
pigeons"
Said Mr. Jacobs
Its what feed them and the fstherIy way
I treat Them
The pal. evidently highly intelligent fellow
said
II want you to train my horse. Pigeons
horses, dogs, men, all things being equal the one
getting the best food and the kindest treatment
will be the winner"
And now as before stated Hirsch Jacobs is
Americas No. ! horse trainer
MARTHA GELHORN. Journalist and novelist
WI Achieved distinction writing a book with
the very good tile. The Trouble I've Seen"
She recently became the third Mrs. Ernest
Hemingway.
This is a good spot for me to say my girl
friend is clever writer. wanted her to write
this column and keep me for pet She wouldn't
do il saying:
First, don't think I could. And second IT
could and did, you with nothing to do might
get into mischief"
IF YOU like roast beef medium, Robert Louis
Il Stevenson string quartets, operettas like
Madame Sherry" and ""Wildflower" five-minute
boiled eggs. Dickens "Pckwick Papers," tall
gentle voiced brunets, Jimmy Hatlo's cartoon
They'll Do 1t Every Time" Maryland fried
chicken, Christina Rossettis poetry. stretch run
ming thoroughbreds. Betty Fields acting and
hashed brown potatoes why shake, mister.
You and l should be pals.
That is providing you don't like carrots mixed
with peas, too bitter news commentators, guys
who stand in aisles at racetracks loud radio
players, inveterate auto horn blowers and dopes
who saluate you with What do you know ?"
or Whats new?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

Ike ONE might AZ well wear ONE IS The cX-
PLANTATION.
Swiftly Morgan greeting sucker with:
"sit down, pal and have check"
SALLIES IN OUR ALLEY: In Back Street"
~ Margaret SULLIVAN played The Other Woman
opposite Charles Boyer In their latest, Apt
for Love-" she plays his wife. who has to con-
tend with two other gals. An interviewer asked
Boyer if he or Margaret had given il thought.
"Oh. yes" he said, "Mss SULLIVAN thought
of IL. She said that this time for her--the shoe
was on the other foot, but still the heel"
hefty sort of lady 6oated across the Club
is floor and dared clown Jack White to make
fun of her.
Swan" she dared him. make a wisecrack
and what happens!"
Vince Curran Debated her with:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
20 Pounds of
BY Christmas

BREAKFAST:
/ glass pineapple juice
/ slice toast--no butter
Coffee-no cream or sugar.
LUNCH,
Shrimp, crab or lobster
salad with lettuce. Lemon,
vinegar and chilli sauce
dressing
piece toasted rye bread
Sliced oranges.
Black coffee or tea with
lemon.
DINNER:
i cup clear soup.
Average helping broiled kid
neys
Generous helping praised
celery
u stewed apricot
Black coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Keep Weight
Normal by
Sensible Diet
Spree on Eating Thing
TO Be Avoided
BY LOGAN CLENpENING. M. d.

By LOGAN CLENDENin0' M ~
WE PRESENT this week one
w diet list every day OF a
scientifically worked-out reduc-
ing diet.
ANY one who has missed the
diets printed daily during the
last six weeks can begin now
and then go back to the others.
COPIES of a pamphlet on a
Three-Weeks Reducing Diet
will be mailed on request, en-
closing 10 cents)
The final weeks diets are 2
little lower in caloric value
than the former ones, because
we want you to lose as much
as possible while you are on
a strict schedule.
AS L have said before, the
benefits of dieting come not SO
much gradually or continuously,
but in jumps, usually at the
end of 10 days or three-week
periods.
To repeat once more, you are
not supposed TO 60 on a spree
after this diet period is over,
and eat anything you want. !,
If you are overweight ana
have a tendency" to fat. ~
is 10 to / that the tendency
is due to. eating. too much.
So plan your future eating
habits on the basis OF a main
tenance Diet" avoiding the ex-
cessive use of the fattening foods
which are sugar, candy, bread
cereal. macaroni, spaghetti,
pastry, pies. cakes, potatoes,
beans, corn, butter, gravies.
salad oils. cream soups and
meats high in fats-such as
pork, lamb chops and bacon.
VOU need not cut these cut
i altogether, but 60 easy on
them. One slice of bread with
a light coating of butter Is
enough at any meal for any
body.
And a garnishing Of gravy
rather than drowning u
enough.
The same applies to salad
dressings and cream sauces.
Of course. 1t is the fats that
give most taste to foods, and
the temptation is very great,
but remember Jack Sprat al
ways Is represented in the pic
lures as being thin, and that
is a sound physiologic deduction.
The worst habit the over
weight gets into is not to Quil
eating when he's satisfied
4 Overweights kid themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

. The Rainbow Room
brso-tossing.
Louis Bromfield at
Fefe's Beach. His latest
book, wild Is the
River" is a candidate for
the Best Seller lists.
Eddy Duchin, curling
up with a good book in
the Waldorf foyer.
Rosemary Lane sign
Ing autographs outside
the Barrymore Theater.
One of them asked her
TO get Priscilla's. too.
The crumbs have crust.
The 3 Andrews Sis
tiers airing spangled
skirts, spangled gloves
and spangled hats.
Looked like a Christmas
Tree-o Owwwwwch!
Who threw that?
Wendy Barrie in the
Roosevelt Grill--with a
10-penny nail dangling
from her bracelet.
"They say I look
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Roosevelt War Hint Last Year, Now Clear Says Capper

my power. / can at least make
certain that no act Of the
United States helps to produce
or promote war.
I'VE can keep out Of war;
This is how President Roosevelt
himself said It
I'VE can keep out Of war IL
those who watch and decide
have n sufficiently detailed un-
derstanding OF international
affairs TO make certain that the
small decisions of each day do
not lead toward war, and, n at
the same time, they possess the
courage to say mo- 20 those who
selfishly or unwisely would let
us go to war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

lgrasped the possibilities in the
statement Ito keep war as far
away as possible from the shores
of the entire Western Hemisphere. I"
1t probably did not occur to
many that those words later could
be used to keep the war away"
by taking the United States into
an undeclared naval war far away
from the shores Of the Western
Hemisphere.
Last Monday night. in Washing
ton. before the Navy League, Pres
ident Roosevelt made ano t lie r
statement of foreign policy. 1t
should be recalled to mind that
few months ago we had occupied
Iceland (far away from the shores
of the entire Western Hemisphere).
Also. several months ago. the
United States Navy had started
conveying ships-ships of any ma
ton carrying war materials or
o t h er supplies TO Britain--into
waters far away from the shores
OF the entire Western Hemisphere.
SHOOT FIRST"
Also. only a few weeks ago. the
President ANNOUNCED that orders
had been issued to the American
navy 10 shoot on sight" virtually
an order 70 shoot first"
The navy understood. and the
American public understood. and
foreign governments understood,
that the President Of the United
States had ordered the American
navy to shoot first" at any Axis
submarines or other Axis war
craft.
Now / again quote the language
of the President this time from
his broadcast before the Navy
League at its annual dinner al the
Mayflower Hotel in Washington.
Here n what the President told
the Navy League and the country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

periodical meaning "the goddess"
the organ of the Communist atheist propaganda
society.
The design, representing the Deity as kind
of goblin figure, has beneath it in Russian script
the words:
God sees Pravda (the TRUTH and he does not
like it,"
Observe also the two grotesque caricatures Of
holy figures at either side.
This utterly blasphemous drawing is TYPI-
CAL Of the entire attitude of the Communist
Russian press and of the Soviet government to-
ward ALL religion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

TN SOVIET RUSSIA-where no publications are
L permitted except those which the government
supports subsidies or sanctions-"Pravda" is one
of the leading political journals.
1t is the official organ Of the Communist
Party, the counterpart of "Isvestia," which is the
official organ of the Kremlin itself.
The name "Pravda" is the Russian word for
truth"
"Pravda" has been among the most active
publications in waging the Communist Crusade"
against religion.
The illustration above is the front cover of
the April, 1897, issue of still another Communist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

v5,HE BIG PARADE; c. Aubrey Smith-as
British as monocle Rita Hayworth-
the reason eyes were invented
Herbert Marshall and Arthur Preacher ring
siding at the Riviera, giving each other the
"reallehs" and 'y'don't-says!" AI
The Bob Towards of Hollywood andrea
Leeds lust back from South America I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
So Lucky with Rich widows.

So Lucky With Rich widows.
With an Unfailing Instinct for
acquiring More Money Than He
Can Use. the Dashlng Capitalist
Proves n Genius for Garrison
Finishes" in Social Matrimonial
Sweepstakes. Read Of His As
tOlishlng Record and His Latest
TT mph I'm The American
Weekly. the Magazine Distrib-
uted with Next Sundays issue
Of The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03


That's not long ADDING.
-Barham.
tThat Mr.. Barham's contention as above is
true cannot be successfully disputed. IL you love
a girl let her know about ii as soon possible.
And don't be afraid Of going too strong with
your protestations. History tells us that the
favorite remark OF Irish lovers uttered after
from 10 10 minutes acquaintance was: Come
live in my heart and pay no rent" Not bad
what? It's even good song title. Said Bill
Shakespeare: "She is beautiful therefore 10 be
wood. She is woman. therefore she may be
won" George Lilo, the we-known authority
on wooing claimed: The firnest purpose of a
woran's heart 10 well timed artful flattery may
yield" You will note George says 'Well-timed
artful flattery" He means the flattery must
be a grade-A line and not the ordinary routine
stuh-EVD)
IN ITALY a little over two years ago what
l. greatly impressed me the beauty health
and happiness OF the very young children. Never
saw so many fine looking youngsters before in
my life.
Unquestionaby the result of compulsory
scientific child raising The poorest mother in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

Italy enjoys for her
children the same Scicn-
tific aid in raising young
sters as the richest.
And how Italians love
children. A baby pass
ing along any Italian
street is the signal for
smiles 'and expressions
Of admiration by all
bassers-by.
And did you ever see
a mother taking her
child 10 st. Peters for
he christening?
a touching sight.
When / read the war
news from Italy il al
ways makes me think
of the kids playing in
the Borghese Gardens in
Rome and the mothers
taking their babies to
st. Peters.
TELEGRAM from a
Maui XnrLr f.oupta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
CONGRESS- RIGHT

Under the Constitution the Con.
.greSS. not the President, has the
legal power, the authority. to dc.
clare war And until Congress
makes such a declaration. l shall
continue TO oppose every steI
toward Intervention in this Euro
pean war.
/ remember that back in 1886
during another campaign in which
he was seeking reelection, Presi-
dent Roosevelt set down in very
plain and appealing language how
and by whom the United States
could be kept out of foreign wars
Also he outlined at that time what
/ assume was his idea of a sound
foreign policy for the United
States.
Here is what he said then, de-
filming our foreign policy with
apparent approval
I've shaa political cntangie=
ments which might entangle US
In foreign wars.
SHUN ENTANGLEMENTS
I'VE avoid connection with
the political activities Of the
League of Nations.
~ wish I could keep war from
all natlonsi but that Is beyond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
RoosEvELT's STORY

I believe President Roosevelt
himself has told the story of how
we arrived at the place we are
today-on the edge of war.
OF course, if finally the Con-
gresS. as provided in the Consti-
tuition. declares war. that decision
is final, so far as 1 am concerned.
Under circumstances as they
are, 1 would vote against such a
war declaration. and oppose such
action TO the last ditch. But the
decision once legally and consti-
tutionally made. /, like you and
all other loyal Americans. will
abide by that decision. and sup
port the government to the bitter
end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
WHAT HE MEANT

II may be that the people OF
the United States did not fully
grasp what the President meant
in that statement
The people OF the United States
may have overlooked the possible
implications.
seriously doubt II many of Il,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

and the world-last Monda!
night:
I'VE have wished to avoid
shooting. But the shooting has
started. And history has re-
corded who fired the first shot.
In the long run, however, all
that will matter, Is who fired
the last shot. America has been
attacked. The line of our es-
sential defense now cover all
the seas. Our navy is ready for
action. Indeed, units OF IL In the
Atlantic patrol area are In ac-
ton. We Americans have cleared
our decks and taken our battle
stations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

about this; they say they really
do not eat as much as the.
normal weights.
But they forget the second
helpings. or the extra piece of
bread.
Mrs. Sprat was undoubtedly
the one who licked the platter3i
clean. Don't push your ap-
petite.
YOU will hear a great deal
Il about the dangers of diet-I
ing. but this doctrine is largely
used by overweights TO give
themselves comfort for not diet
ing.
Certainly people who are
normal weight or underweight
should not diet ito preserve
their figures" X.
But the people you hear about
who ran into decline from
dieting usually had a basis of
tuberculosis to begin with.
DR.. James J. Short of New
York, who recently reported the
reduction of a patient from 479
TO ITS pounds, nailed this fallscy !,
by saying. y.
There Is no limitation TO the
amount of excess weight that
can be removed with safety
IL a reducing diet furnishes
the proper balance of vitamins,
minerals and proteins, and the
patient really needs IL. IL n
safe.
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS
NJ. A. B.: What are the uses
Of charcoal tablets? What effect +,
do thry have on the blood and
Sysfcyh. -, d
= artrsF: Charcoal belongs 70
th4 Group Of drugs called abb
Sof6ents. fine powders that cant
be dissolved: they attach other
materials TO their surface. =
Charcoal Is largely absorbent
for gases, so can he used In
gaseous stomach and intestinal
conditions. IL has no sffe9t
on the blood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
BY ARTHUR CAPPER
United states senator From Kansas
Special tn THE DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. - One
year ago today. in a speech al
Cleveland. o., our President prac
tically closed his successful cam
paign for third term as President
of the United States.
In that speech President Roose.
welt declared, and 1 quote his exact
language:
"We look at the Old World OF
Europe. IL Is an ugly world.
poisoned by hatred. greed and
fear. We can see what has been
the inevitable consequence Of
that poison-war.
NO SECRET POLICY
There il nothing secret about
our foreign policy. 1t Is not
secret from the American peo-
pie; and IL Is not n secret from
any foreign government any
where I'm the world. have stated
IL many times before, not only
I'm words but also I'm action.
now restate IL.
THE first purpose OF our for
eign policy Is to keep our coun-
try out Of war. At the same
time, we seek To keep foreign
conceptions of government out
of the United States.
"The second purpose Of this
policy IL to keep war as far
away as possible from the
shores of the entire Western
7 Hemisphere"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

by all means let that poem about a singer
you quoted be dedicated TO Connie Boswell. Her
heart II sweet her voice. We ought to
know she paid crippled daughters doctors
for two years. God bless her."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
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Trade Marx Registered. copyright. 1871.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

Thrice happy the Wooing
That's not long ADDING.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

TELEGRAM from a
l. New York couple.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Miss Harris,
Mr.. Spencer
Marry Here
Wedding Takes Place Wednes-
dav Afternoon At Home
Of The Bride

IN a ceremony of beauty a n d
SIMPLICITY. Miss Patty Harris be-
came the bride of Dale K. Spencer
- 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
February IL at her home.
prior to the ceremony Miss
Helen Brinson played ITO A Eve
r,no STAR by Wagner, my Heart
:. Thv Sweet Voice. by Saint
coens. the traditional wedding
march from "Lohengrin" by Wag-
,er Venetian Love Song" w a
rlaved during the ceremony, a n d
tbe occasional in "Midsummer's
Mont Dream" by Mendelssohn.
Miss Orma Jean Willis sang AT
Dawning' by Cadman, and Be
cause by Mendelssohn.
Upon the strains of the wedding
march the bridal party entered the
room and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. A. Tew be-
fore an improvised altar OF south
ern smilax and Gala lilies.
Miss Harris had as her only at
tenoant her sister. Martha Harris,
as maid of honor. She wore a love-
" dress of light blue crepe with
the redigote effect and a corsage
of pink roSebuds.
The bride entered alone wearing
A simple dress of navy blue and
white, fashioned on princess line
with navy accessories. Her cor
sage was of white roses showered
with white sweetpeas.
Mr.. Spencer had as his b S
man, John L. Gibson. Ushers were
Paul Averitte and Harold Harris,
Jr.. brother of the bride.
Immediately following the we'd
ding a reception was held with
Misses Dolores Willis and Frances
Coughenour presiding at the table.
For travelling, the bride wore a
pink ensemble trimmed in white
fox fur with navy accessories.
Out-of-toWn guests included:
Mrs. J. E. Mullis, Charlotte; Mrs.
W. W. Spencer, Grassy Creek, Mr..
and Mrs. W. M. Baker, Mebane,
and Mr. and Mrs. P. 4. Harris,
Wilson. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Miss Harrell.
And Mr.. Sykes
Married Here

In a wedding characterized with
beauty and simplicity, Miss Launa
Harrell. of Wilmington, and Joseph
Earl Sykes, also of Wilmington,
were united in marriage Sunday
afternoon February 9, at 4 o'clock
at the home of the brides parents
2011. Nets avenue.
The vows were spoken before
the Rev. G.. w. Billiard, their
pastor. Before an altar decorated
with southern smilax and palms
stood vases Of gladioli and seven
branched candelabra holding
lighted white tapers.
Mrs. T. B. Roper, of Whining
ton, presided at the piano for the
Serenade: by Schubert. Indiar
Love Call, I Love You Truly
Lohengrin wedding march, a n 6
Mendelssohn,s wedding march.
The bride wore an attractive
navy blue suit with blue hat t.
match with nose veil, with white
accessories, she wore a shoulder
corsage of talisman roses.
Mrs. Sykes is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Harrell, OF
Wilmington. She is a graduate OF
New Hanover High school class oil
1910.
Mr.. Sykes is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. M. Sykes of Castle
Haynes. He is associated with the
City Oil Transport company OF
Wilmington. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony the brides
parents entertained at an informal
reception. Later in the evening the
couple left for an extended trip
to the western part of state. After
returning Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes will
be at home to their friends at
2O11 Nets avenue, this city. 3