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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Redford Women
Sponsor Lecture

BEDFORD WOMANS CLUB
is sponsoring an illustrated lee
ture by Cleveland p. Grant. au-
thorty on birds. Monday at 8
p. m. in the auditorium of Red
ford High School.
.le clubs literature division
Will meet Thursday in the home
Of Mrs. J. o. Sharkey on Black
stone avenue. to hear a review
by Mrs. Sidney Castle of Thomas
Wolfe's book. You Can't Go
Home Again"
The art division has arranged
the program for the general
meeting of the club January 20
at ! 80 o'clock in the Methodist
Church, Northrop an d Grand
River avenues. An expert from
the J. L. Hudson Company will
speak on New Slants on Inter
ior Decoration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
BY THE BYSTANDER

THE three lovelies pictured
u here will know just how to
behave when it comes their turn
to be debutantes during 1871.
For each. has an older sister
who was a brilliant and success
full deb during her season and
the little ones have been making
plans for years for their own
great days.
Alice Stroh is one of those
dazzling blondes you often
hear about but seldom see.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Mexican Breakfast

Word has been received from
Buffalo that Jane Underhill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
w. Underhill Jr., has recently
announced her engagement TO
w. Edwin Mosher of Ann Arbor.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Mosher of Lone Pine road. Miss
Underhill is a graduate of Buff
falo Seminary and Mr.. Mosher.
who is the fourth Bloomfield
man to become engaged since
the first of the year. is a grad
uate of Cranbrook School and
Williams College. He is now do
ing graduate work at the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Mrs. Clyde L. HagerInan was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Designs Clothes

She is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernhard Stroh il. of
Rivard boulevard and a younger
sister of pretty post deb Joan
Stroh.
Alice, who wears lovely
clothes, designs and makes many
of them herself. Sewing is her
hobby.
Elise Marschner is the daugh-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Their Debut Made Easy
By Sisters Experience

ter of Judge and Mrs. Adolph
Marschner of Uoquois avenue.
Pretty and brunei and shy
Elise is the younger sister of
popular Doris Marschner. Elise
studies at Erskine School in
Boston. She will make her debut
in June or September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Weddings
7 axe Hills
Spotlight
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.


Jan. IL.
WITH a wedding listed for
w every Saturday in Febru-
ary. TWO this month and one
each for March and April, II is
no small wonder that pre-nuptial
affairs continue to grace Bloom
field headlines. On Wednesday
Maryanna Craig was hostess at a
luncheon for Peggy Fry. whose
marriage to Godfrey Josiah
Letchworth Jr. of Buffalo will
take place February IS in Christ
Church Cranbrook. Seated al
the luncheon tables were
MISSES
Ruth Hsrgresves Jeanette Niool
ssuie saunders Rhea Evald
lee Mixer Mary Lou Kern
Mildred Lynch Nancy Weeks
Hortenst smith Carolyn Beecher
BARBARA FAR Ann Smith
Mary Ann Fry will be her
sisters maid of honor and Cleve-
land Jauch of Buffalo will be
best man.
Virginia Hills was hostess at
dinner dance for so guests
Saturday evening at the Detroit
Athletic Club. in honor of Janet
Forbush and Maxwell Fead. who
will be married February s.
Next Saturday. Peggy Strong
and Priscilla Angstman will give
a lunche con and household
sprinkle" for 20 for Miss For
bush at the formers home on
Orchard Lake.
Edith Hamilton will give the
spinster dinner for her February
5 at her home in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Catholic w ON e n
Hold Open House

LEAGUE OF CATHOLIC
WOMEN will hold its annual
open house" this Sunday in the
Activities Building on Parsons
street.
Mrs. Clune Walsh. general
chairman. will be assisted by
Mrs. James P. Cummiskey, pres
ident of the organization, and
other members of the executive
board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
The Brides Gown

The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore
a princess model of ivory slip
per satin fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline. fitted
sleeves and a short train.
The full tuile veil. which fell
beyond the train Of the gown,
was caught under a coronet of
rose pointe lace which has been
worn by several brides in Mrs.
Traub's family, and which was
softly draped at the sides. She
carried a modernistic sheaf OF
Gala lilies.
Mrs. Thomas p. Henry Jr.
was the matron of honor and
only attendant. She wore a soft
pink satin gown made like the
bridal gown except for N-neck
and short pulled sleeves. A
coronet of sweetheart roses.
esheveria and carnations was
tied under her chin with pink
ribbons and she carried a
shower bouquet of the same
flowers accented with forget
me-nOtS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Miss 7 rdub
Married
T O Minister

THE lovely home Of Mr.. and
u Mrs. Robert c. Traub in
West Long Lake road, Bloom
field Hills. was garlanded with
southern greens and Gala lilies
for the marriage of their
d tighter Barbara Taylor
Traub, to the Rev. Merrill Otis
Bates Saturday afternoon at A
o'clock.
Rhododendrons, gnol a
branches. ivy sprays and many
ivory tapers were used in the
large living room over door,
ways and on the balcony rail.
Bouquets of lilies were used TO
nearly cover the beautifully
carved Italian screen before
which the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Tracy Pull
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Nike W0men S Club
To Meet |Fues day

MEETING OF Nike Business
and Professional Women's Club
will be held Tuesday at the Cen
trail branch of the Y. w. c. A.
Following the meeting a talk
will be given by Alberta S.
StutSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
WILLARD W. MCDOWELL,
1913 kercheval avenue,
Crosse Pointe Farms.
TO THE EDITOR:

nURING the first world war
~ our great former President
Hoover gave his time and ahll-
ity 10 distributing food to the
needy.
His ideallstic nature has
again led him len offer his sorv-
ices in the second world war.
His services as a food diStrlh-
utor, at the present time, Will
be OF great value because Of his
experiences in the past.
What an irony of fate il was
that this great man was PrcSi-
dent at the time of the world
wide depression Of 1880.
What an irony of fate il was
that a non-eo-operativc Com
gross was then in power 10 de-
feat his every purpose. and de-
prlvcd The American people Of
his ability and experience TO
help the unemployed
Former President Hoover prc-
scnted many relief bills before
Congress. Only one bin was
passed by the then politically
minded Congress and the ono.
accepted proved 10 be the most
worthy relief measure during
RooScvelt'S first term.
These defeated bills that he
presented are masterpieces and
should be read by every true
American.
Why not have another ma
tional holiday known as Hoover
day in honor Of this great
American, as tribute 10 this
mans unscl1sh services 10 the
world?
May he 90 down in history as
the nations greatest president
who was crucifcd on the cross
of politics.
RAYMOND W. SWANSON,
62i W. Bethunc avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Where's The Fun in Life
If You Can't 90 to Doctor?
BY DAMON RUNYON

-neSSCS.- We do not imagine our
Illnesses. When We think we are
sick. we are sick. even though
there IS nothing the matter with
US and that IS when we REQUIRE
medical treatment.
But we want il from regis
tered physicians. not non-pro-
feSsionals. One of these DAYS
there is going TO be a LOT OF
trouble around our house on
this score.
One of these days when we
think we are coming down with
diabetes and certain people re-
mark. "Oh, there is nothing the
matter With you-iuSt take
bottle of citrate Of maGncSia
and you will be all right" that
is the day there is going 10 be
the lot of trouble
What makes certain people
think citrate Of magncSia viii
cure everything. Will you tell us
that? And if certain people
think there is nothing tho mat
ter with US, why suggest the
citrate?
Yes. this is eventually going
10 lead 10 lot Of trouble. only
please do not bruit L about that
we said so. n
Besides 1--WE are&Gommoncing
TO Get indignant NOW that we
are giving the thing more
thought by what right do Ger
tain people assume the prcroga-
tives Of doctors and dare Sug-
gest medical treatment cSpc-
Cially for severe case OF moth
ing the matter with u.s.
Copyright, 1871. King Features Synd Inc
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

TO powder That job you'd imagine would be pema-
think they also got Napoleons liver the same raid and
the knucke bones of Queen Beengara they've
boosted the draft age to 500 years.
The skeletons of Charley Byrne Irish giant and Carrie
Cracham the Sclian dwarf also Charcys
skeleton said Carries framework any brains we
would get out Of here
The pulverzed mummy Ra Meier, an Egyptian duke
who lived about 5000 years and had flood tornado or
luwae insurance Meier failed riddle of the
Sphinx Of Thcbcs, who was the original quiz kid.
The riddle What travels four legs the morning
two and three the evening"? The is: Man
as crawling infant in his prime, and od-mer
Winston Churchill had also mummed up on the Hess in
cdent now known the Afane Rudolf Winnie refuses to
talk mostly because Rudy will not
Winnie might Try the trick they did 10 the lady l
wrote about Is years ago who raeeiHaed rhcnu-
graph needle
Just scratch Rudy lightly with tho needle and then vhl
him around from left TO right. He will talk
As ar experi don't know enough TO put pad under
hot plate. But would say ts has been tough waf Aul
long for the old days Of peace and prosperity when farmer
chased by grizzly would stop every 20 yards pull up
and count his money.
Distributed servo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Allied Jewish Campaien

a QUIET war campaign is in progress in midst
a 1t is a persecution starvation, squalor
and poverty.
The campaign is being conducted quietly but effcc
lively by the Allied Jewish Campaign and it ends next
Wednesday The drive raise funds which support 50
local, national and overseas agencies.
Solicitation is only among the members of the
But they who have always given generously in Com
munity Fund and other drives deserve the support of
every nationality.
So Jew Gentle, make your pledge to the Allied
Jewish Campaign and help fight the forces of darkness
here and abroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Connolly Answers

la all attention: CD take
minor part; tc) cowardly.
Pa nickel; (b) tin; (C)
copper.
3-(al rice in the hull: (b)
orange; (c) its leaves fall
off.
la one having political cum
ming; tb) one always weep
ing; (c) one having a violent
temper,
5-ta) Handel: (b) Stephen
Foster; tc) Victor Herbert.
ga brave fighter. (b) one
who helps his ncighbor; (c)
sweetheart.
Ia innovation; (hl combus-
ton: (c) manipulation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

y lgCEEANS 1OO-N 1, -N'N
L York. where the most eX'
traordinary things happen a
doctor charged with-forglng a
health department report on his
medical treatment of a lady adj
mitted nc doctored her for a dis
ease she did not have by giving
her useless but harmless pills.
She had come TO him after
other doctors assured her that
she was not i'll. but she was con-
WINGED they were wrong. So this
doctor who was on trial gave
her those harmless pills until she
was sure she was cured.
Another doctor testified that
such treatment was frequently
followed with hypochondriacS
and the defendant doctor was
acquitted, which we think was
eminently proper. We hope and
trust we will never again hear of
an action of this nature
II would be a terrible thing
for us personally if doctors be-
came inundated by these proc
cSScS of law and refused TO treat
Us Just because there is nothing
the matter with Us. We believe
our health would dcterioriate
rapidly and the consequences
would be fatal TO us in the end.
When we 90 TO doctor with
pain in Ia beHza that We are GER
tain is ulcers OF the stomach, or
a chest congestion which we
know must be TB. what we want
is treatment and we do not see
where he is called on by the
oath of Hippocrates TO tell us
there is nothing the matter with
us when he can just go ahead
and treat US and make us well.
WE SYMPATHIZE with the
w lady in the Queens County
case in her search for doctors
until she found the right one.
We once had a similar expert
ence.
We had hunCh we had been
ovcrtakcn by a heart disorder
and we visited one doctor after
another for examination and
they all said no. We became SuS-
piciouS that these doctors found
something out of kiltcr all right.
but that they were keeping it
professional secret
So we walked all over town
looking for a Sure-fOotcd doctor
and finally wound up with fallen
arches and a severe headache.
Now YOU see if the first doctor
we applied 20 had recognized
the symptoms of nothing the
matter with us and treated us
for the heart disease. ne would
have cured us in no time and We
would have gone around booSt-d
ing him 10 the skies.
Moreover we would have been
spared a world of trouble with
our dogs. Our misfortune was
that this happened in Los An
CeleS where we are more or less
a stranger to the medical fra
ternity.
Had we been in New York.
We would have gone 10 a doctor
who knows us and Who would
have examined us with that
deeply concerned air that we
like 10 see IN doctors. and would
have given us package of pep
permlnt lozcngcs tone every two
frotrS with a cup of Coffee and
told uS 10. avoid Nate Blum
herg'S horror pictures for awhile
and We would have been as
right as a trivet in no time.
What is a trivct, and how right
is it?D
WE arc not a hypochondriac,
w understand a hypochon-
driac is one who imaglnes i'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Quiz Answers

] Killed IN the ducls wcre.
Alexander Hamilton. Com
modore stephen Decatur.
Chile and Argentina
3 \ sage
4 N-Tie North Sea and the
Baltic Sea.
5-One year from the date Of
ratification.
s Gen George Henry Thomas.
North Carolina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
EDITORIAL PAG
OF THE
Roosevelt Promises
is a PROMISE?


WHAT is a PROMISE?
w Webster's International Dictionary defines The
word promise as follows
Ones pledge to another o do or not to do
thing specfied declaration which gives to the person
To whom il il made right To expect 10 claim the
performance or torbearance OF a specified act
Note that promise is a PLEDGE.
Now IN democracy there can be no more solemn
and binding pledge, or promise made than that between
president and his people.
JERE then are the promises pledges made to the
/ people by President Roosevelt
I'VE arming ourselves not for any purpose of
conflict or intervention in foreign disputes repeat
again that stand on the platform of party We
will not participate in foreign and will not send
our army naval or air forces TO fight in foreign lands
outside of the Americas except in case of attack.
1T is for peace that have labored; and il i for
peace that shall labor all the days of my life dula-
depha, Oct % 1q40l
I'm 1885, in the face Of growing dangers through
ont the 's"Ha government undertook TO eliminate
the hazards which in the past had led to war.Nc made
IL clear that ships flying the American flag could not
carry munitions TO heIgerent and that they must Stay
out of war zones tNew York City Oct IS 1900
And while ] am talking to YOU, fathers and
mothers, give YOU more assurance. | have said
this before but shall say again and again and again
Your boys not going to be sent into any foreign
They going into training TO form a force so
strong that by its existence will keep the threat
our defense is defense. Boston, Oct. 80 1900
THOSE were the promises made before election.
Are these promises to be kept?
The words of the President today five months after
election and the words of his of the navy and
the army DRAMATICALLY OPPOSED to those
promises
promise is "a declaration which gives to the person
Ia whom is made right to expect to claim the per-
Torrance the forbearance of specified act says the
dictionary.
The person to whom the President made these
solemn promises the AMERICAN VOTER,
The American people have FRIGHT to expect
claim" the performance of that pledge.
The question here is not whether it is right wrong
to enter this whether not deliberately
entering it.
The question is one of KEEPING A PROMISE made
OVER and OVER by president of the United States TO
those who reposed absolute confidence in his word
THE vital question in this country today not primarily
peace.
Something profoundly more vital to democracy
and our way of life is at stake-and that is:
How far the American people in the future to
believe in the promises and the pledges Of its chosen
rulers?
For decline in the belief of the words Of rulers
wifi lead truly night follows the day, the dUwn-
fall of free democracy and to the coming of a
DlCTATOR-who will break no promises and make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
New Leader
Will Arise
---Sometime
johnson A dmits PICKING
a Lemon in WiIIkie

(Thc opinions expressed BY
Hugh S. Johnson are his own and
not necessarily those of The
Detroit Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
| e If ers TO
The Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

4
NAY l call to the attention
vi Of your readers the ~ MI
American" program that is be-
ing put forward by my friend,
United States Senator Robert r.
Reynolds of North Carolina. His
program is as follows
Keep America out of war.
Register and fingerprint all
aliens.
Stop all immigration for the
next 10 years.
Deport all alien criminals and
undesirables.
Danish all iSmS-communism,
faSclSm and naZiism.
AT OF these are bills now put
up by him.
The American people must be
awakened 10 what is taking
place in this country. The time
has arrived when they should
look after their own interests,
with view Of saving America
for Americans, which means
giving American Jobs 10 Amer-
can WOrkmen. and which means
getting rid Of the thousands Of
alien criminals that are costing
the taxpayers of this country
millions Of dollars annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
French Talk
First TO Cover
New Alliance
P e o pie Now Hear Fall
Blamed on Jews

(The opinions expressed by
Westbrook Pcgicr are his own
and not necessarily those Of The
Detroit Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

NOW that France has decided
to stab her old ally in the
back, the traitors in command
uf the nation have resorted TO
the usual device of the cutters
in Europe 10 distract popular at
tcntlon from a shameful and
Illuminating failure and save
The national pride
Like The Supcr-race of Ger
man, who told themselves that
u few Jews in their midst had
been The cause OF their degrada-
ton the French people are now
hearing that their downfall. too.
WAS caused by JeWlShncss.
I'm Germany this meant that
Jo"S IN the ratio OF TO
100 Germans were so far SUI
pcrlCr mentally and otherwise
10 the chosen people of Adolf
Hitler that they were able 10
meSmcrizc them and make them
do ldlotlc and wicked things.
There were 100000 Commu-
nistS IN Germany up 10 the time
OF Hitler which was 10 times
the total Jewish population of
the nation including Jewish
women and children. but. never
iheie~s. communism and jewish
ness were held synonymous, and
me . O0OOC0 chosen people Who
had fallen into this error vynre
SAID 70 nave been dupes of a
very few thousand jewish Com
munlsis which al totals up TO
pathetic commentary on the
superiority OF the people OF the
supcrIdce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Tax on Pay
ForForced
Savings Eyed
VIII Make Bow al Zenith
Of u. S. Production
By PAUL M.iLLON

WASHINGTON, May p, -
" Something is cooking in
the levecS matneeS and soirces
being held by the New Dealers
for the old master John May
n3u Keynes. who thinks up eco
monte things To do that the
politicians Ike 10 do. for in
Stance. spending ON credit.
one thing about ready 10 hc
served is deferred pay which
is Just rs cute as its name. 1t
lisa tax ON NOuy wage. all wages.
A-l i4-----la.-t Ell ~ ~ n ~ ~
ro pay defense COSTS. but for the
economic purposes of keeping
You from spending that money
'or living comforts while the
factories arc busy on defense.
FIc.NcU Deal economists say
--lcY VIII bc ready 10 advocate
% as soon as our production has
reached ITS zenith. some time
within Year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
DETR0T1ss@szTT

Published every Week Dsy Evening and
SUNDAY Morning ny The Times Publishing
Company az 1928 Times Square. Detroit.
Mich
Entered at Detroit. Mich. as Second class
Mail Matter
TFT. EpUONF-cHFRRY ssOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

very few thousand Jewish Com
munsls which an totals up 10
ii pathetic commentary on the
superiority Of the people OF the
supcuIace.
INCIDENTALLY. now that
Ipctdiu Laval and Darian have
decided That Hitler is their
iucnd and Britain their enemy.
magnificent b . k-burning
seems 10 be- called for IN France
with fuel taken from the writ
ineS Of Herr Hitler and the
German national crcdo as ex-
pounded by their propaganda.
FOR Hitler and this pfopa-
candi per,ISintly and repcti-
ilou>ly declared that the French
We're q monErcl and inferior
race with q. strong strain OF TAR
20 their b.oodSttcam. and thar.
OF course, IS no proper diet on
winch to feed the new friend
snip between the French people
Io,.t,,o,. -.
on the moral and chronological
character OF The French prob
ably can be suppressed, now
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

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BAERlNG DOWN ON TIE NEWS:
IlxxssHssieS kHOsr EspSa
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

notice that the worlds Oldest mummy has been uwaffed
10 powder That job you'd imagine would be perma-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

think they also got Napoleon's liver in the same !
the knuckle bones of Queen Berengaria. That means
boosted the draft age 10 500 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

WE arc not a hypochondriac.
w understand a hypochon-
driac is one who imaglnes i'll