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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

page of prize winners each Sunday. Judges
select prize winners not for beauty, not for
cuteness, but for pictorial interest. Submit
your baby's photograph today; it may be that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

intensity the charge was leveleC
that Councilman Smith was him.
self to blame for present high gas
rates because of his advocacy OF
the Detroit Plan" five years ago
Shouting and answering their
own questions, the hecklers de-
clared:
"Who brought this natural
gas to Detroit? Johnnie Smith
did"
Trembling with anger, the coun-
Gil president stepped down from
the roStrum and moved up the
aisle of the council chamber
toward his accuSers.
"NOw wait minute. I've
listened to your drivilings as
long as 1 am going to-" Smith
shouted, shaking his finger at
one of his accuSerS. John Smith
did bring natural gas to Detroit
and IL was one of the best things
that ever happened to this city"
didn't you promise us we
would have lower rates: Where
are they?" tho hecklers con-
tinued.
"How can you ask what has
happened to the low rates when
you have heard the story here
OF the gas cOmpany's secret
pipelines which have been sy-
phoning all of the profits out
of Detroit 2"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
CURB or OUTPUT

While Smith walked through
the audience parrying one SHARP
question after another, his per-
sonal physician waited in an ante
chamber debating whether to have
the meeting halted because of his
patients precarious physical con-
dition.
Smith has been a patient at
Grace Hospital for almost a year
and at present only leaves his sick
bed for brief intervals to attend
council sessions and meetings con-
cerned with the gas fight.
Under questioning by the gas
company it was brought out that
the proposed municipal gas plant
would not be permitted under the
state constitution to distribute
more than 25 per cent of its out
put to suburban areas.
At present the gas company is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without cslomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour pints Of bile juice
into your bowels every day. II this bile is
not flowing freely. your food may not dr.
gest. IL may Just decay IN the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con-
stipated- You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk.
IL takes those good. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills TO get these pints Of bile flow
ing freely TO make you feel up and pp."
Get package today. Take as directed.
Amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask
for Carriers Little Liver Pills. Toe and Use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

Mickey of Fannie Brce In the DAYS
Fannie eengy sang MY many people thought she
referred MIR. Arnstein
Jerry Geser distinguished racing commits
soner In arbirating strike which to
bodys satisfaction stated
by the Of little, plain every chicken
common this strike could
be said about lot observed:
Common i O
I'D VAN AVERY Veteran sports original
screen story Coney Island" acting
director production Hollywood looking
expert old time Coney Island. to is Jimmy
Schnozze Duante He practically his entertaining
at Coney Island where he played the
This place named after great horse
mentioning horses much
complaint from Boston subscriber He said kindly:
"fiey. Overgrown dope, don't
Say something about horses for a change"
NJ ASKED origin of up by victory" Is
from the Bible Corinthians saying
the memorial to the A. E F. deal Chateau Therry
"No responsible is
affair" So observed Margaret
Serving tiny cube of cheese with apple pie ridiculous
Unless large slice of cheese
dish does not deserve to be called apple with cheese
CLANS from cold think true
- about many other kinds food many
mechanical wrecks automobiles highways
should buy these dangerous jaopes
scrap metal in defense program manufacturing
Another distinguished citizen who breakfast
Victor HeSer The doctor gets the a
the pool his club and then drinks glasses
eats nothing Imagine having
for breakfast Makes feel morbid l
John d. Rockefeller having glass milk apple
Let's talk something pleasant We popoVer
breakfast. Are a enthusiast?
rbrdb XII Feature
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except that Freddy's aim was
faulty. The horrifying result
was that Miss Smith received
a jab, containing plenty of
follow through, where no
young lady expects-or has
cause to expect-a public jab-
bling.
She swung around anguished
and ferocious. Unfortunately
she swung too far.
The clubhouse chairs at
Tropical are not designed for
balancing acts. Freddy tried
TO retrieve the girl but sue
ceeded only in breaking Fos-
ter's hold. Failing the air,
Helen Mary plopped back
ward into space.
Below, in the row in front,
and so disinterested in the
race as to remain seated, was
a fat man, porting over the
Racing Form. Helen Mary
made a forced landing in his
lap.
The fat party emitted a
stricken cry. Freddy leaped
to the rescue but fell across
the overturned chair. AS he
sprawled there. looking like a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
BENJAMIN DeCasseres

HERANCE'S ambassador 10
L Paris" is one of the
amazing paradoxes of the war in
Europe.
Only year ago such a phrase
as Frances ambassador TO
Paris" would have been incom-
prehensible unless we had looked
through the book of history.
Do you know that the state Of
South Carolina once sent an
ambassador to the United
States; that he came to Wash
ington with his credentials and
his staff?
1t came about this way: On
Dec. 20. 1860. South Carolina
rescinded her ratification OF the
Constitution, severed all rela-
tons with the United States.
seeded from the Union and set
herself up as an Independent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

lie got nasty and | told him
off,"
what do you mean ."
"Well, it was this way: He
was playing what he called
system, and it didn't work
very well. told him you said
only stupid people ever played
systems. He said why didn't
l go back to you then, and 1
told him I'd do just that"
Freddy beamed. swell.
And he's definitely out with
yOu:"
"Oh. yes. Anyway. ! think
he'll have to go back north.
! think he used up all his
money on the system"
Huh ."
DOUBLES BETS, LOSES
yes. he lost an awful lot.
He was playing thing he
called doubling up. He started
with So on the first race, and
when he lost that he bet 81
on the next, then So on the
next and so on. And he lost
them all"
but he couldn't lose so
much that way-maybe $50
or $40"
Couldn't heS You figure
II out. In eight races-just
doubling up from She lost
$50"
With almost painful tender
ness. he helped her into his
own car This time there was
no mad dashing; they took
quiet back roads home. After
a while he pulled off to the
side, halted beneath two great
cocoanut palms. and slid an
arm around her shoulders.
Honey" he murmured. a
few minutes later. 1--WE been
thinking. You know-about
FOster-and that S5l0-and
things. Let's quit this
gambling business. Tomorrow
let's 60 fishing"
Let's" said Helen Mary,
smuggling closer "I'll bet YOU
So catch bigger one than
you TO-"
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story:
Understanding Hero" by
Charles McGuiTk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

country. Hence the ambassador
to Washington
OF course. the ambassador and
his staff were not received by
President Buchan who
passed the buck" TO Lincoln.
who became pres ident in
March,. They just sat around
the hotel Hobbies and drank their
lunches at the bars.
When Lincoln got good and
mad after the firing on the flag
at Fort Sumpter in April. 1861.
his excellency. the ambassador
of South Carolina. and his staff
skedaddled back to their home
state.
THE Nazi annexation stunt
L is spreading The German
Shakespeare Society goes on
honoring the great bard. In
fact. the presiden. of the So
ciety says that the German
people have made the works
of Shakespeare their own His
plays continue on the boards
in Berlin.
But l wonder whether the
Nazis cut out this speech in
King Richard II or stoically
sit il out:
This fortress built By nature for
herself
Against infection and the hand
of lCur,
This happy breed Of men, this
little World,
This precious stone set ia the
sirer sen,
Which series it in the office Of
UdH
Or as moat defensive TO n
house
Against the epry Of less hgp-
pier idnds--
This. blessed spot, thus earth,
this realm, this Engidndl
Well. I'd give my best colored
shirt and a pair of gold cuff
links and my new February hat
thrown in to hear a German
actor mounting that in this
year 1941l =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

In fact she seemed to be de-
veloping a permanent frown.
A couple of times she looked
pfeadingly at Freddy, and
once-when Foster had gone
TO a mutuel window-she
touched his arm and asked if
they couldn't call the quarrel
off.
Never, he told himself,
could there be reconciliation
now. Nevertheless he halted
when he found her waiting
alone-at the clubhouse exit.
please Freddy" she
pleaded.
where's Foster? he
raSped.
II wouldn't go with him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
By GEORGE DIXON

Observation-Disclosures
forever. But it subsidized
somewhat when Helen Mary
emerged, smiling gentle for
giveness.
"SOrry, was So mean,
honey" she said. 81 know
you really didn't do II on pur-
pose"
He permitted himself to be
thawed out gradually. The
visible fact that Foster didn't
appreciate the restoration of
amity. helped out.
For the next race, Freddy
had a tip on Glory Be
courtesy of Gus, the manager
at Tourist City, cottage
colony on Biscayne boulevard
in Miami, where Mr.. McNulty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

had a bungalow. Helen Mary
and her mother also were
Tourist CityiteS. and the girl
announced she'd go on Glory
Be too.
THAT dog ," jeerod Foster.
Hell he left at the ate"
Glory Be was left at the
gate; in fact he was first out.
The only trouble was that
Lancashire, his Jockey. had
chosen the split second Of the
start 10 shift position and had
grasped both sides of the stall
TO hoist himself forward in his
saddle.
The horse shot clean out
from under him, leaving the
astounded fellow dangling in
space.
"Ha, ha" cackled Foster.
"NOw all he's got TO do is
wait for the horse to come
around again and drop on him
rs he passes.
HE AVOIDS HER EYES
every ciever--very subtle"
snapped Freddy about as
subtle as a two-headed calf"
He avoided Helen Marys eyes,
however.
Nothing. Of course, went
right after that and Foster
bad a gagman'S field day.
When the eighth race was
over and they shook the tor
menter-w who had his own car
-Freddy's mood was de-
plorable.
He swerved madly through
traffic, not even slowing up
in Coral Gables where they
don't like trick driving.
They parted in silence a
foot thick. and all that even
ing and far into the night.
Freddy's ire mounted. The
next day they had a date, as
always. but he kept aloof.
About 1:30 he got out his car
and went to the track alone.
Arriving there, he began to
feel not too happy about
things. and had decided he'd
seek out Helen Mary the
minute he got back and accept
her, weeping apologies-when
he saw he emerging from the
cocktail lounge with Foster.
She elected TO be blandly
sarcastic. Imagine meeting
YOU, Of all people! I often
say, It's small world. don't
you Merton ."
TOO small" sneered Fos-
ter.
Freddy maintained the re-
serve of outraged dignity
through two races, but Foster
was under no such warps. He
did the old rubin, and did it
well. Intaddition. he became
the most rcpellent thing
known to me-the turf expert
Helen Mary scarcely could
make a casual comment
without bringing on a horse
lecture. Once she voiced dis
approval of the way jockeys
whipped their horses.
"They never call IL whipping
n horse" said Foster. "They
call IL Keeping him at his
task Funny, eh?"
Helen Mary did not smile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

DY DINT of showing, buck
- ing and giving the elbow
TO an undecided stout woman
with an advanced case Of
haughtiness, Freddy MeNulty
got to the 81 tote window just
in time to buy two losing
tickets.
Ignoring the prodded lady's
comments anent' fresh louis,
who should be restricted To
the grandstand with the rest
of the riff-raff, he hurried out
10 the terraced steps of Tropi-
cal Parks clubhouse.
The horses were rounding
the first turn, but Freddys
gaze went automatically to a
spe ia Gle he found far
worthier of rapture-Helen
Mary Smith, on tiptoes on a
chair. rare and lovely sight,
viewed from any angle.
A beautiful picture it was,
but Freddie detected two
glazing flaws. Not only was
his beloved cheering for the
wrong steed, but she was
being steadied on her perch by
that blot on the Florida land
scape, Merton Foster.
Furthermore the leathsene
Foster. who fancied himself
at least three points hotter
than irresistible. was doing
the steadying in the most
nauSeating manner.
His arm was about Helen
Mary's waist. Young Mr.. Nc
Nulty glared at the offending
member but it failed to
wither, or even droop. The
girl was too engrossed, root
ing Blue Wrinkle, to notice.
Employing considerable en-
phaSis. Freddy informed her
she happened to have her
money on Transmitter.
NO, 1T ISN'T CHANGED
mo, l havn't," she said. 81
changed my mind"
Freddy tried to be reason
able. "How can you change
your mind when I've bought
the tickets 2"
That's all right Just
throw them away. Wen
make enough on Blue Wrinkle
won't we Merton? Merton
knew Blue Wrinkle would win,
too, and he bought me
ticket"
Mr.. Foster tried to look
modest. but a Smirk leaked
through.
II figured Blue Wrinkle to
win," he explained. or course"
with foul leer at Freddy.
when Helen Mary picked him
too. 1 knew he couldn't lose.
You certainly know your
horses, baby"
"She does notw howled
Freddy. This Is the first time
she's ever been to race
track in her life :. Say, what
happened on that back turn
Nothing" reported Helen
Mary. kept that Blue
Wrinkle went ahead some
more. And ! guess I know as
much about horses as you do.
Go. on Blue Wrinkle"
Foster smirkeG again and
adjusted his arm more SnuCly.
Freddy, doing "A slow burn.
whispered a low command to
the fellow TO remove his en-
brace. The order was ignored.
BUT HIS AIM Is BAD
Freddy grasped the arm and
tried to pull it away. II
wouldn't bulge. Then rage
overcame discretion. Gripping,
dirk-like, the Sharp-pointed
pencil he had purchased with
the official program. he iabbed
viciously at Fosters hand.
This would have proved
quite painful to the offerH4er,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

mercial plane being made in England Tor
export is the Cygnet. Countries in which
planes OF this make and type have been sold
are Brazil and India. Authority for this is
f. C Gordon England. managing director of
the British firm. General Aircraft, Ltd.
Perhaps ! should cut down on the whimsy,
etc. and use a few more fancy items such
a. this. II could get my name in the Con
gressional Record few times more why
then I could grow a beard. lecture before
women's clubs and become an interesting
person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

why mothers love fathers devotion any
intelligence mother equipped to solve
the problems of working girls life she herself has never
worked day outside the home has made 10 effort to keep up
with topics point of worldly experience as
ignorant her 6 months old baby?
" they help but be?
daughter and be grateful for
she's he
certainly should prove that love and
respect meeky submitting unreasonable orders by
tending to admire opinions which obviously absurd?
CANNOT SHE BE LOVING RESPECTFUL AND CRATE
Full AND YET TREAT MOTHER AS A HUMAN BEING
DISCUSSING, ARGUING, EVEN DIFFERING WITH HER AS
SHE WOULD WITH ANY OTHER PERSON?
ISN'T SUCH FRANKNESS- PROVIDED IT BE GOOD
NATURED--A GREATER PROOF OF LOVE. A MORE SINCERE
SIGN OF RESPECT THAN FALSE FLAT'rERY. RESENTFUL
COMPLIANCE?
Again Amy talking:
II believe In the Fourth Commandment" she but
believe I believe a especially
has right to his opinions his likes and
dkes and that fair ought recognize that
But Amys dad blaSphemy.
"fOu ought to be ashamed talking that
mother" he hunders Whatever she holy
to youhke You ought with her
and even If you can't, you shouldn't So"
RUT Amy cries:
~ I'm not hypocrite love Mama pretend
with when 1 expect
YOU WOULD II YOU WERE GOOD DAUGTER" Dad
answers. NO GOOD DAUGHTER HURT HER
THINK JUST BECAUSE YOU'RE 81 AND EARNING FEW
DOLLARS, YOU'RE TOO SMART YOUR POOR OLD
MOTHER WHO SHAVED FOR
Whereupon Mother snfles And Amy blazes And Dad
thunders o and
So what? Are aren't mothers people and should or
shouldn't they be regular? daughter who
treats her mother that an unnatural
Copyright syna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

December 1881, William Driver OF Salem, Mass,
whh United his ship As the
Spsngled Bs5ner the masthead Captain Driver
exclaimed There isold Glory" and that is the origin of the
term.-ENDD
DEFORE United foreign relations committee
~ quoted this column British aircraft
manufacturers making commercial planes for export this
time correctly quoted Com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

CHARLEY HALE. Gentlemanly News
paper circulator.
'1've got a certain winner at Hialeah
today" eXclaims a bystander. young man."
says Mr. Hale firmly: 1.-TWO thousand years
ago Marcus Anrelius said there is only one
thing certain I'm this life and that is, that
nothing Is certain. But tell me. my optimis-
tic friend, what Is the name of the animal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
On the Side
By E. V. Durling

she's mp there-Otd Glorv-chere tottuings Sped
She daSsles the nations ieith rpples Of red,
And sheH for us iiring, droop Ger us dead--
The rag Of country foreror.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

IERE a pleasant little game give you message
every day. II numerical puzzle designed spell
your your number
of letters is subtract II the
add The result number upper
hand Of the rctangle and check every your
numbers left to right Then read the message
the checked figures give you. 22o
=,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Elsie Robinson
Should Mothers Be Treated Regular?
I'D young folks treat old folks7

HOW should young folks treat old folks?
What's good good daughter
working girl of p right to have and express her
own opinions? she with everything her mother
had experience
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

with our modern American world? And
is she an impudent, ungrateful young
smart-aleck' If she doesn't?"
Amy's asking. It's Amy's dad who is
handing down the uncomplimentary verdict.
And the red hot pros and cons of that
argument are being echoed in thousands
OF homes where rebellious youngsters are
clashing with insuhted oldsters who cant
understand what's come over this out
rageous. disrespecnul younger generation"
But is it necessarily an Outrageous"
generation because it won't accept, without
question, all parental notions. prejudces
and dictums, no matter how cockeyed they
may be?
Whereupon at least 193,45s Peeved
Papas and Mad Mamas will Indignantly
demand to know what | mean by cock
eyed? How dare l apply such word to
a dear, loving mother a devoted, hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
STILL SARCASTIC

He suggested a drink on it.
Freddy. who had pointedly
not been invited. snarled he
didn't want a drink.
Maybe it's as WELL" said
Helen Mary. you might feel
like pulling the stool from
under me-"
Freddy spent the interim
working up a good case of I'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

beginner in a swimming class
practicing the breast stroke.
Helen Mary righted herself
and came up snorting.
you pushed me-" she ac-
cused Freddy. "You stabbed
me in the You stabbed me
:. and then you knocked me
over. Just because l bet on
another hOrsew
Freddy strove TO explain,
but a new burst of sound
drowned him out. Helen
Mary halted denominations to
demand who had won.
"Blue Wrinkle" spluttered
the fat man. "And now" he
added hastily. "let's you and l
go play Ieapfrog."
Helen Mary gave his bulk
a stare of contempt. which
seemed a bit unfair, consider
ing she'd just used it for
safety net. But her retort
was directed at Freddy. She
desisted only when the prices
flashed yellow on the big tote
board. and Foster beloved
within two inches of her ear
that Blue Wrinkle had paid
$3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

Freddy grasped the arm and
tried to pull it away. II
wouldn't bulge. Then rage
overcame discretion. Gripping,
dirk-like. the Sharp-pointed
pencil he had purchased with
the official program, he jabbed
viciously at Fosters hand.
This would have proved
quite painful to the offtsnler,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

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Hbbsrd near East Jefferson. LEnox
s3tsi 81 90.
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AT BILL GRAF's GRfLL-Hstroioger
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