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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Salt Lake and hundreds OF thousands OF girls
and boys from hundreds Of thousands OF streets
and country lanes. They come and they see:
rINHE huge fried egg OF sun as II sinks grace
Il fully into the Palisades each night The
towering Empire State Building, a giants finger
pointing at a star Grand Central station on
Saturday mornings, with its myriad assortment
OF escapists running away to have good time
The worlds prettiest girls hurrying to their
theaters, fearful Of not getting their makeup on
in time for the matinee The plckaninnies
singing for pennies the sidewalks. a free part
of The Broadway midway attraction The
tropical refreshment stands urging you TO buy
papaya The underground street running
through the RcA Building, where you can buy
anything from hot dog 10 a glrdle The
eood-natured throngs subwaying to the POLO
Grounds and the Stadium for an afternoon OF
booing the visiting team.
rJ,HE scowling gendarmes who answer politely
L and courteously when you talk TO them
The outdoor library IN Bryant Park, where
YOU can Toll in the sun and dream OF your best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14


front Of night clubs-former pugs, ex-racketeers,
erstwhile colonies in the cars army one-time
vaudeville headlners The puzzling maze oil
roadways that takes you onto the Tri-Boro
Bridge = Fifth Avenue at Christmas time, the
wealth OF the world behind glass The
lounges in the Radio City Music Hall that would
make an Indian potentate green with envy
The 50th Street Lindy's where the gamblers eat
herring and talk horse.
TIVE Staten Island ferry on a hot night making
Il you wish you had brought along your over
coat The white Hudson River Dayliners-
the poor mans cruise to Nassau Eager-eyed
hopefuls standing in front of Sardi's just so WI
man or Pemberton or Abbott can get TO see them
Broadway Rose. stalking Milton Berle or walter
O'Keefe until they buy her off The bored ex-
pressons on the kissers of the cops horses
immune to the pettng of passersby unless they
offer sugar The elevator boys in the music
publishing buildings who yearn 10 become song
writer's and the tunesmiths who yearn for steady
jobs The autografiends waiting at the stage
door for Helen Hayes, Gypsy Rose Lee, Lenore
Corbett whoever else they can trap.
CONEY ISLAND on July Sunday. one person
" for every grain of sand . The all-night
clack-clack OF the hungry presses as they grind
out information for news-conSciouS New Workers
The wonderfully cool gusts that sweep out OF
the Aforementioned cinema palaces on a hot day
E. And Street. clarifying last years movie and
this mornings French fried potato The out
door concerts at Lewisohn Stadium, with the
ducks at Central Parks Bird Sanctuary. who
have no interest in passersby unless one happens
to be Walt Disney with contract The
amazing speed of the Independent Subway as it
rockets between 59th Street and l25th
rTHE erudite guides some with Phi D.S. who
Il lead the curious through the wonders of
Radio City Feeding time at the Zoo, with
mouth-agape throngs especially interested in the
way the lion wolves his steak -. Prometheus
statue in Rockefeller Plaza, which a wag once
IaAn IA Afvzy Into Thn
Washington Bridge graceful as wisp Of smoke
-. The naughty pigeons in front of the library.
used 10 people that they refuse 10 get out OF
their way The hatcheck girls and the mu-
sicans hurying into the subway AT 4:30 a. m
after their days work d. =. The West Side High
way. a necklace the Hudsons Lively throat.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN on fight night
WI swallowing small gups OF people and later
Spewing them out en- maSSe The curbstone
critics who stand in front OF the Times Building
and argue pro con each news bulletin as il
energies . Shubert Alley. where you can see
free Of charge people you usually spend 81 40 to
e.. The Palace coterie standing patiently
under the marquee while waiting for vaudeville to
come back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

1t WAS her fault. ,"
Now l have a reader at Sparcpenny cottage,
Ibstone near Highwycombe. BuckinghamShre
England She is the mother OF Anna Lee the
actress Anna clips this column and sends II 10
her mother.
] Got. MATT VIM. Top man OF Churchill
~ Downs The colonel who is SO. still enjoys
a good cigar and his appetite is excellent.
He recently stated that of all the colts he has
seen he considered Alsab the best However, he
says he wishes Alsab had been given chance 10
develop properly and that his owner had not
tried ito make a circus horse out Of him
Tommy Ferris. Chicago cafe pianist. Takes
pride in his ability 10 answer requests Tor old
songs The other night he came through sue
cessfully with the ditties OF the yesteryear ON
the Level You're a Little Devil but III Soon
Make an Angel Of You and IT makes No DIFF
ference Whose Sweetie You Were You're My
SWeetie Now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Dame Fort une. II
wasn't a long trip for
mel came from Phila-
delphia. The ] ! I t .
scenes that combine 10
make up the big me-
tropoliS may be unim-
portant. but they are
the very things that
make folks want 10 be
typical New Workers.
and make young men
regard the busy town
with very real affection
as well as very strong
ambition.
Yes, ours is a Won
derland for Alice from
Dallas and Jake from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

W 1919
Know anybody born
the three latter dates
Are they quick think
erS7
HaVe YOU ever
noticed that some fell
lows who appear slow
and eaSy-going are re-
markedly fast movers
and quick thinkers at
important times
Feminine client says:
"Women's inhumsn-
ity To women II far
greater than mans In
humanity 10 man. Dis
cuss are cent divorce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

During Mr.. WineheTs absence, through
month of August. his column viii be conducted
by guest eoIumnists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
X. v. During

CTJJDENr Of the stars states;
y Those born In 1912 will prove much slower In
thought and action than those born in 1875, 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

For the Inside News" ~
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

--Tagore.
4 VETERAN home manager Of Michigan who
n states most modern housekeepers are soft
and habby" and that they rush and futter about
getting nowhere fast" offers the following by
the great Anon for the consideration Of the
domestcians of today:
Grandmother on a lciHter's dap
MIXED the colCs and fed them hay
Stopped the hogs, sGddied the mule
And got the children of 90 school;
Did todshing. mopped the floors
Washed the iCindOics and did some chores,
Cooked a dish Of home-drIed fruit.
Pressed her husbands Sunday suif
.Suept the pdrior made the bed
Baked a dozen i0dUes Of bread;
Split some freUood, and iuggsd ~
Enough TO MI the kitchen biH;
Cleaned the lamps and put IN OIL
.Stetoed some apples she thought tcouid spoil
Cooked a supper that i0us delicious
And attertCdrd iCashed mp all the dishes;
Fed the cat and sprinkled the clothes
Meuded bnsketfm Of hose;
Then opened the organ and began 10 play
when You Come to the End Of a Perfect Day."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14


in my article yesterday. point
ing out that il came from drink
ing milk of an infected animal
and from handling the flesh Of
infected animals.
This last is an occupational
disease and hardly concerns the
average citizen.
For him the great protection
lies in the use OF paSteurized
or certified milk.
DUT undulant fever got its
- name because IL is a slug
gish, undulating, low fever and
anybody anywhere may some
times get hold of some milk
where the pasteuriZation did not
entirely kill off all the germs
and a mild form OF infection
ensueS.
We said yesterday il was a
fever with nothing 10 show
for it.
In other words, no pain 10
speak of, nothing localizing TO
draw attention 10 any part OF
the body.
The person with a mild infec-
ton may feel seedy for a while
notice no more than loss of
pep. poor appetite. constipation.
a little nagging headache, or
muscular ache. muscular rheu-
matism or mild joint pains-not
enough 10 take him to a doctor.
A ND then much of this wears
"A off and the chronic stage
supervenes. consisting of no
more than just a daily feeling of
fatigue, worse in the afternoon.
and a deep-rooted aversion to
starting anything new,
There is a sure way Of test
ing TO see whether a person has
ever had an undulant infection
and that is by skin test.
This is performed by inject
ing a very small amount of
vaccine Of the dead germs into
the skin with a hypodermic.
At the end of "a hours if the
person has ever harbored I'M
dulant germs, the site of injec-
ton in the skin becomes red
and stays so until AS hours after
the injection.
This is quite a reliable test
and allows your doctor 10 decide
whether in a given case the
symptoms OF prolonged fatigue
and listlessness are due TO an
old chronic undulant infection
or not.
4 LIST OF the con d itions
"a which undulant fever may
initiate sounds like the cata-
log of diseases on the old patent
medicine bottle.
II includes influenza. bron-
chitis, sinus disease, gall blad-
der infection, appendicitis, dys-
pepsia, sciatica, lumbago. neur-
asthenia, hysteria and five kinds
Of skin diseases.
Once recognized for its true
self. treatment by vaccines made
from the organ ism usually
quickly brings about relief.
The person with the chronic
infection has been fighting
sluggish foe and is able 10 down
1t well enough TO drag around.
But the foe never rouSes his
fighting forces enough TO Kill
il off.
The vaccine is the same foe in
a dead or chemical form and
may make him feel worse for
a while, but that is just because
his immunity is rising enough TO
kill off the enemy completely.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
j. Sin a person with an in
active thyroid condition. will the
flabby fat sappear when
thyroid extract is given. and
will a person lose weight and
how long will it take?
Answer: Thyroid extract
makes flabby fat disappear and
coincidentally reduces weight no
matter whether the thyroid is
normal or not.
How long it will take depends
upon how much thyroid extract
is taken.
II is seldom safe to take more
than a quarter grain a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

On Broadway

Trade Marx Rssistsrsd. copyriEht. 1919,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

500 YOU think belief IN astroiogy causes the
~ planning OF winter rather than summer
babies" writes a Milwaukee matron. mr.. Dur
ling. I tell you've never been n mother
Here's the straight story: The maternity shops
winter line Of dark clothes IL much more natter-
ing to the prospective mother than the light
Summer shades. Furthermore, there Is q lot OF
kind hiding under big winter coat. BY summer
that coat must be in moth balls. And by sum-
mer mama must he In shorts 30 YOU see there
is much more To consider than stars when you're
planning n birthday"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Undulant
Fever Often
Overlooked
OF Chronic
Form Explained
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENINC

"A THoUGHTLrss diagnosis
"A OF neurasthenla or nerv-
Gus prostration is set upon many
an unfortunate patient who Is
In fact suffering from chronic
undulaBt fever Infection" says
DR.. Walter M. Simpson. director
OF the Kittering Institute for
Medical Research at Dayton, o.
/ referred 10 the acute form
in my article yesterday. point
ing out that il came from drink
ing milk of an infected animal
and from handling the flesh Of
infected animals.
This last is an occupational
disease and hardly concerns the
average citizen.
For him the great protection
lies in the use OF paSteurlzed
or certified milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
On the Side

Distributed os Kins Features Syndicate. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

The burden of seT is iighteHed
When I laugh al myself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
LONG-WEARIN(1 COATS
All-Wool Fabrics
Lavishly Fur 7 trimmed

The fabrics alone are unusual for $50.
And when you see the furs, you'll
know these coats are outstanding at
this low price ack-dyed Persian
lamb plastron and front panel. Face
framing collars of silver fox, Iceland
blue fox, red fox Petal and choir boy
collars of London-dycd squirrel or
sable-dyed fitch, Misses, women's,
half-sizes in the collection.
Coat sbob--Fs,b,or Floor, Jrd Mars Bldg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Inc countries we are nghtlne,
started a dozen years ago.
1t may take us a year, or
even two years, 10 accomplish
what it took them u TO do.
That still isn't bad doing"
What the army should do is
TO see to il that its publicity
boys spend a few hours each
day telling the American people
just how big the job is that the
army faces, and just how well
il is doing il. and cut out all
the junk they send in from all
the camps, most of which rs
supposed TO be human interest
stuff with an angle. but which
is something that the average
editor wouldn't throw in the
waste basket for fear OF hurting
the waste baskets feelings.
Distributed by MeNaught Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
House Unit Sees
Tax Bill Falling
Of Goal
$500, 900, 900 Below
Mark Of President
and Cabinet Aides
Nv ARTHUR r. HERMANN


In,T News Service star Correspondent
WASHINGTON. May 30 uNs).
Congressional sources predicted
today that the House ways and
means committees tax bill would
fall $500, 100000 short of the
goal set by President Roosevelt
and his cabinet aides.
To make up this gaping differ
ence, it was said, the committee
either must adopt a sales tax. or
re-examine corporate and personal
income tax rates with hopes OF ar
irving at increased revenues from
these major sources.
To date, the committee has
adopted corporate rates which will
yield S700, 100000 less than treas
ury recommendations. Revenue
from personal income taxes will
fall $1,000, 900, 900 short of the
treasury program, and another
$500, 600, 900 was lost when the
committee refused to adopt higher
rates for estate and gift taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
i. D. Graduation
Set Wednesday

Commencement week at Univer-
sity of Detroit will open with a
baccalaureate service in Gesu
Church. Sunday evening, at which
Archbishop Edward Mooney will
celebrate solemn benediction. and
the commencement exercises will
be held in Masonic. Temple on
Wednesday evening.
In addition to graduating $50
students. the university will award
honorary degrees to M. f. Coyle,
general manager of the Chevrolet
division of General Motors; James
S. Holden, real estate dealer; Fred
erick f. Searle, superintendent of
the Ford Motor Company schools,
and Miss Mary p. Connolly, direc-
tor of health education for the
Detroit department Of health.
Coyle will deliver the chief COM
mencement address.
OF the graduates, considerable
portion will enlist in the armed
forces or take jobs in defense
plants. Six of the 81 dental college
graduates have already been COM
miSsioned in the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Other taxes, based upon sales
of cameras, typewriters and other
durable goods, will necessarily
yield less In view of WPB deci-
sions to curtail the manufacture
of these articles for civilian use.
Proposed taxes on liquor, wines
and beer were estimated to pro-
duce $3.50, 000. 900 in war revenues,
but informed sources within the
industry feel that this estimate,
too. is high because some of the
nations distilling capacity prob
ably will be turned over to the
production of industrial alcohol
for the munitions program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Gas Tax Eyed

For instance, the treasury pro-
posal calls for a doubling of the
gasoline tax from IL cents to 3
cents a gallon to produce $242,-
100000 additional in revenue.
Strict rationing of gasoline, al
ready invoked in the East and
contemplated on nationwide
scale, will greatly reduce the VOL
ume of gasoline sales, thus cutting
deeply into tax revenue from this
avenue.
Likewise, sugar rationing is
more severe than originally pro-
posed with the result that added
taxes on candy and bottled soft
drinks are deemed necessary to
produce the S200.000.000 antici-
pated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Warren Hull. Parks Johnson's

new partner on
"Vox Pop" had
leading roles in
S I u d e n [
Prince" Rain
or Shine" and
other musicals
and was also in
the movies for
several Y e a r S
before going in
toradio. He has
done about ev-
erything- sing
ing. acting, an
nouncing an d
producing
CKLW's Happy
yza Camille ic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Gould Nero Have FiddIed
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The historic hddiing 81 Nero after
his feasting could hardly have been
possible W he suffered after eating
pains Don't neglect your suffering Try
.ic box ~ Udga for relief % ulcer and
stomach pains. digestion, gas pains.
heartburn. burning sensation. hloat and
other conditions caused by excess acid.
Tdga Tablets must help or money re-
funded. AZ drug stores eyerywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

ADVERT1sEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

porter now on
Tuesday,
Thursday a n d
S a I urd ay at
$50 p. m, is a
big fellow - 6
feet 4. Once in
Burma a crowd
of urchins fol-
! ow e d h i'm ,
S h o u I ing Tin
their n a tiv e
tongue): Hell
10, man-and-a-
half f.. II
Love q Mys-
terry" lie av e S
the air June 20
II -. - q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Argentina Views Banned

BUENOS AIRES. May 30
GNS). - Newspapers and cor
respondents in Argentina today
were forbidden 10 report or COM
ment on any speeches. reports or
debates Of the Argentine Congress
which concern international mat
tiers or refer 10 the recently de-
creed state Of siege. The order
was issued on direction of the
president by police headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Riggs and Betty Lou will replace
Burns and Allen (WXYZ) in July
Tommy Dorsey will pay serv-
ice men 500 show when he re-
places Red SHELTON (WWO >. &.
Gertrude Nielsen will be a Duffy's
Tavern (WJR) guest Tuesday
night Eugene LaBarre, who
led the Ell<s' Million Dollar
Band" in Detroit TO many national
championships. has organized a
recording military band IN New
York and getting high praise
from the critics.
Bob Hawk is now allowing the
"How'm / Doin (WJR) winners
10 return the following week TO
try TO increase their winnings -.
blonde" will have its one hun
dred fiftieth show on WJR Mon
day night. Few gave IL a chance
10 live when il was an Eddie Can
tor summer replacement IN 1883
Isobel Randolph, former Ma
iestic player in Detroit, will dc
her Mrs. Uppington" character
in the forthcoming Fibber and
Molly picture Vox Pops Parks
Johnson will deliver the com.
mencement address at the New
York Military Academy next Sat
urday 'Doolittle Dood II" was
the Los Angeles Herald and tx
press heading the day IL was an
nounoed that General J m m ! Z
''dood it, at Tokyo. Red Skelior
gTinned.
Thl. Adv. Prepared sd Paid fer b. wgR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
6


WJR's Larry Payne is building
A show 10 be known as "Selfridge
Salute" which will come direct
from the air field. Payne made a
survey of available talent and
found announcers. singers. actors,
production men and musicians
from big name bands who are now
in the air corps. There's every
thing there for a high class radio
show. The opening date will be
announced shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
sunday Guests

sunday Guests
WJR-Allen Jones, screen tenor,
with Andre Kostelanetz.
WWJ - Laird Cregar, movie
character actor, with Charlie Nc
Carthy. Joan Crawford on Plays
for Americans
WXYZ-Alan Ladd. movie ac-
tor, and Arthur Tracy, singer,
with Blue Barron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Frazier Hunt, globe-trotting re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

winding UP his tenth year with the
station. They're going to make
quite a fuss about IL on the air
at $50 Monday night--a deserved
tribute TO great performer and
a great guy There will be
two Brewster Boy" shows on
WJR this week - Wednesday at
7:30 p. m. and Friday at $50 p. m.
Thereafter on Friday night only
A salute TO Wayne Univer-
sity is scheduled on the Johnny
Presents" tWWJ) Tuesday night.
Wayne songs. a mention Of the
schools leading personalities. etc,
will be heard The Family
Hour today CWJR-5 p. NO. will
pay tribute 10 four men who have
been killed since war came TO
America among them Lieut..
George H. Cannon of Ann Arbor,
a casualty at Wake Island.
After today it's DIR. Don Nc
Neill of the Brea kfast Club
(WXYZ). st. Bonaventure COL
lege in New York is making him
a doctor of letters today :. 4.
st. Louis Municipal Opera starts
a series on WJR at 2::30 this aft
ernoon. Norma ferris. soprano.
and Bob Lawreiice. baritone, are
soloists.
Lum and Abner are devoting
one program a month to boosting
the war effort. Request came from
Office of Facts and Figures :.
Soldier boys are now packing the
house to see rehearsal of Lux
Theater on Sunday. Barbara STAN
wyck and Fred MacMurray will
be DeMille's guest stars tWJR)
tomorrow night Dinah Shores
sponsor is making two thousandI
records Of her last show and will
send them TO army and navy
throughout the world Ezra
Stone will start his fourth year
as Henry Aldrich VIVID July q.
SCRAMBLES - Joan valiant
Lady, Blaine was born I'm DOG
FOR TED. Unscramble the capt.
tails and find a city in Iowa. Last
week: Warren (yox Pop Hulrs
home town, TO grasp" became
GasDOrf N "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

The tax writing group planned
to devote next weeks meetings TO
considering the proposals for ex-
else or manufacturers sale taxes.
Although the treasury has rec
commended increased rates esti-
mated to produce 81 $3.50. 900, 900
from this source, ii is generally
conceded now that actual yield will
fall several hundred million dollars
under this figure, even il the COM
mittee should adopt all the sug-
gested increases.
Committee members pointed out
that rationing and the curtailment
of manufacturing for civilian con-
sumption now cuts more deeply
into the volume of sales than was
anticipated by the treasury when
excise tax revenue estimates we're
made up ::
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-19

Mostmen who don't know their OWL
strength are not in the least curious
about finding out.