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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

looks like Sally. but Tony looks like Groucho
Marx without the musiache.
Memo from Girl Friday:
1.-THE Andrews Sisters want To fly out for the
Navy show I'm San Francisco May Is and the
DeMarcos ditto. The latter would get leave
from Banjo Eyes 10 n their home town.
Carole Lands. unknown year ago gets
81 500 to guestar in Il Wake Up Screaming on
the CHS Playhouse.
Sudden Thawt: What are all those Joe LOUIS
opponents gonna do now that there are no more
When the wars over we hear they are gonna
sell Jap officers in the and los.
V,HE Hollywood Caravan, cast with over 50
i movie favorites which will tour leading cities
for Army and Navy Relief, should set box office
II starts at Washington on the Both and ends
on the coast May Is.
II is hoped this show can be included in the
planned affair at the Civic Auditorium San Fran
cisco. May l3.
And no one is happier. about the marriage
than this correspondent. Who, whenever he ad-
dressed a throng on Navy Reief-aways shud-
dered at the thought OF some one yelling back:
what about the Army"
AS we understand it--this merger is for the
national campaign TO raise 100000
Affairs for Navy Relief will 60 into The
Japsnazi Sinking Fund"
THE parodies about Hitler. ct al by Irving
Il Caesar are excellent traVesues. YOU sing
them 10 popular melodies.
Eleanor French hassanother slogan:
Trade In your old tooth paste tubes and help
paste Hitler In the teeth
They were discussing notorious Broadway
man hoarder AT the 1923 the other night
"She's the type" some one observed, who
falls In love easily
YES" was the retort, "ail she needs n .
mink coat 10 push her.
One OF the enemies is threatening 10 print
coiyumer Robert s. Aliens 1917 War Record.
Ha, ha. He wishes it were published-it reads
like a heros.
Norma Taylor has called of her plan 10 see
the district attorney about the lad who allegedly
feeced her out OF $4,000 in q phony oil promo
ton. He read about her plan here and promised
TO pay II back.
And Norma oree called ts ftfcanie!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

DESIDES this. tho use or
- plenty of water 10 flush out
the kidney is a logical form OF
treatment and in few cases will
complications arise. 50 that ac-
tual pus found in the urine is a
fairly rare condition.
The Importance OF this subject
lies in the fact that a child may
be ailing for a long time and
may not respond 10 the diagnoS-
tic tests for typhoid fever, Malta
fever or any Of the more COM
mon infections while this con-
ditioR may be the root of the
evil
II Is important that II should
be recognized early in order that
proper treatment may be inSti-
tuted before any OF the COM
plicationS arise.
In elderly people the treat
ment can be carried out more
effectively because it is more
humane 10 irrigate the pelviS Of
an elderly person than j; is that
of a child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

A. R.-Will lemon Juice help
one 10 reduce II so. how much
Juice could safely be used per
daN ?
Answer Lemon Juice itself
does not do any reducing Its
only function is 10 satisfy the
appetite partially and keep you
from eating more nutritious
foods of high calorio value
Lemon Juice itself has very
low caloric value. There IL
hardly any limit 10 the amount
OF lemon Juice a person can
take a day. At least three or
four lemons are perfectly safe.
NJ F.-Do YOU think II is adj
viSable TO have lung collapsed
il ones condition is not serious.
only a small spot above the apex
hone7 Is it a dangerous proce-
dure?
Answer If your doctor adj
vises II. he being on the ground.
l would certainly advise IT,.
Often tho best results arc oh
tanned in the earliest cases II
is not dangerous.
NJ G.-What is the treatment
Of rhinitis9 Is il dangerous
when the inflammation spreads
10 the ears a.?
RhinitiS is about the
same as sinus disease about
which | wrote an article some
time ago There is no single
treatment for IT,
Some people do well with
nasal sprays and others need an
operation and change Of climate.
No definite answer can be
given 10 your question until a
capable doctor has made care
ful examination.
J. T. D.-Would an aniline
hair dye cause eye trouble
cloudy viSion7
AnSwer-M Many cases of this
kind have been reported II is
very important that you inveS-
tigate An aniline hair dye be-
fore using IL A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

IL the hot-shot at Camp Upton because strip
Ateaser Margie Hart visited him!
TRONIC title on the latest Lew Ayres ficker
The People VS.. DR.. Kildare"
A junket of movie stars will 90 to Havana TO
entertain Cuban soldiers.
The way United States Prosecutor VIM. Power
Maloney is putting all those Nazi agents in the
hoosegow, we say:
"MsIoney for President"
One rag accuses us OF trying 10 keep the
United States out Of the war i'm 1889.
Everything We wrote and said was for Ma
tiona Defense and 10 stay, out of war. Then
came December when We were showed into IT
so what?
They going nuts trying to pin something
on that Will stick!
A war correspondent know says he told
Uncle Sam about TWO distinguished citizens, who
were linked with MIR. WeStrck Of Berlin. One
is patriot and the other shpbuilder. And
what happened Nothing except to remove the
evidence from the bank involved.
An ambitious young actress has an apartment
in SIND Street.-The walls OF which are plastered
with sayings. 10 wit:
"a meeting of the lips isn't always a meeting
Of the minds"
"a STU AVENUE store stars Tony and Sally
"a DeMarco Its windows Via mannIklns. sally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13


pelvis OF the kidney
TNfE condition may be very
Il mysterious and may fool the
attending physician for a long
time.
The child may have fever and
chills which nobody is able 10
explain.
The collection OF CHI ] ] d'S
urine for examination is diff
cult. and the younger the child,
the greater the difficulty.
In e derby people. in these
cases. there is backache. but
children usually aren't able 10
explain their illnesses and the
localization may be missed for
a long time
However. the alert pediatri-
clan is always thinking of pye-
hits in any child with an unex-
planned fever and he soon makes
an examination which will re-
veal the true nature OF the
condition.
The cases are fairly easy 70
treat. There are number Of
drugs which are harmless IN
themselves but which are OK
GREETED in quite strong Concen-
trationS in the pelvis of the
kidney and which kill off the
germs responsible for the con-
dition.
DESIDES this. tho use or
- plenty of water 10 flush out
the kidney is a logical form Of
treatment and in few cases will
complications arise. so that &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
On the Side
II. v. DMrHng

Distributed by Rms Feature. synaie." In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

4 rich ChlcaROan.
h She met him when
b,eddling a defense bond
for 5 Gs.
Panama II a I & q"
will tour vaude at
$500 per week.
The Cocoa nut
Grove. Los Angeles,
bested Freddy Martin
in cNne. so he must
open there May 10 be-
cause OF a verbal agree
ment he made last
year. This cancels his
Waldorf booking and
costs him 100000 in
theater engagements.
Dat I..cstxa ctlhnFsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
On Broadway
Walter WincheU

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Life with Father
Miss GiSh mas been on
the stage and screen
for 40 years.
Paul Erickson CHI
CaCo Nationals pltchci
Paul is the only Quo
regular who Is still Il
bachelor. They should
advertise him A. a Spc-
cial attractIon on
Ladies Day
Paul Farrell. Once
manager OF the Pari,
bar known as Les
Jockey. much patron
ized by Americans IN
the good old days.
Walter Miller tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13


American Jockey. was the first owner OF this bar
Tommy Lyman first sang "Montmarte Rose and
Melancholy Baby at Les Jockey. The bar was
pill gong in 1899 when was IN France last.
Fl The Rev Hugh ODonnell President OF Notre
Dame University lie says II should DC pro-
nounced "Norc DaNme" and not "Notre Damn
Nevertheless / sill favor the latter pronunca-
ton.
QUERIES from clients;
" Q-What are tho four greatest words ever
written?
Allow about Let Us have peace
Q-You told us what YOU have had for break
fast and luncheon. Now tell US what you had
for dinner and Get II over with.
A-For dinner last night l had Shad roe.
peas. boiled potatoes and corn For dessert
had baked apple with a dash Of cc cream
on n.
Q-Do YOU remember song titled He
Walked Right In and Turned Around and Walked
Right Out Again -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

ONE dollar bills will have nylon instead Of silk
" threads
Betty Allen called pals here to say Shelf wed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Aust vaguely sir That is seem 10
remember the title. but cannot recall the words
explaining the reason for the gentleman-S actions
as described in said title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
II is 1rith 'lHe tore
As 1t ia ruth ghosts;
Every one talks Of ~
BIT zen hare SccH ~.
La RoChefoucauld.

Monsieur la RoChcfoucaulds view OF the
true love situation seems highly cynical possibly
due TO the fact that II inspired n the then
Very gay PARIS How * the true love situation IN
your neighborhood ?-ENDD
WAIVER CUGAT. Bandma>ter and Carcatur-
N list His wife has 81 sisters and brothers.
That must give Mr.. Cueat quite a Christmas
gift list 10 make out.
Dorothy Gish EStwh,lc star Of The silent
cinema Now on The road IN the stage play,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Kidney Has
2 Kinds Of
inflammation
Degeneration Of Tissue
Called Brieht's Disease
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

EXPLANATIONS of the kid
ney are OF at least two gen.
eral kinds.
One is the chronic tissue de-
generation which is known as
Bright's disease. This seldom
produces any very serious Symp-
toms until il is far advanced.
1t practically never produces
pain and the old-fashioned pic
ture OF the man leaning over on
a cane, with his hand over the
small Of his back represented an
entirely false conception.
Infection OF the kidney with
germs. however, is an entirely
different sort of process.
The Commonest form is that
in which only the pelvis OF the
kidney is involved. pyelitis. and
which affects mostly children
and elderly people.
Where you do have pain in the
small of the back and also fever
and pus and germs in the urine,
il indicates the site and nature
Of the disease
How the germs get there is
quite a mystery. The kidney is
pretty well protected and germs
don't just float in as they do
into the lungs and the digestive
tract.
The usual explanation is that
most Of the germs which cause
pyeiitis in infancy are normal
inhabitants OF the intestines and
that there is a pathway Of lynn
phatics from the intestine TO the
pelvis Of the kidney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

A. III Important "oc-
SsOO casion" dresses
in wide variety including dresses
with full-length coats and jacket
styles. Black and navy. as we'll as
flattering prints, checks, stripes
and dots in rayon crepes. Sizes
AZ to 81, 4l14 to STA.
PLEATED SURPLICE DRESS in solid navy.
Rayon, sizes from ~ TO 81. 7.95
LARGER SIZES-HUDSoN'S-FI 7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Mr.. Bixel
To Be Honored

Members and friends Of the First
Congregational church will hold a
reception Friday evening in the
fireplace room honoring Mr.. J. W.
Rixel. who has completed his six
teenth year as director of the
choir there. Special invitations are
extended To the Tacoma Music
Teachers club and to the Tacoma
oratorio society. Mrs. Walter c.
McHaney is the general chairman.
She will be assisted by Mrs.
Charles T. Battin. Mrs. r, r.
Towne. Miss Edna Avery and Mrs.
James T. Kerr, chairman Of the
board of deaconesses.
A brief program has been
planned with the Rev. Harold l.
Booch welcoming the guests. The
main address will be given by Mr..
Fred Shoemaker. Of the board Of
trustees.
Miss Ruth johnson. soprano. and
Mr.. Evan Hopkins. baritone, will
sing. accompanied BY Mrs. Nc
Haney.
Mesdames z. r. York, c. y.
Curtis. William Jolliffe and Harold
L. Booch will preside at the supper
table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Business Women Plan
Dinner Meeting

The Business and Professional
women's club viii meet Wednes-
day evening at $50 in the Sports
Center.
Mrs. Winnifred Richmond. pres
ident Of the club. extends q cordial
invitation to guests.
The speakers Of the evening will
be Mrs. Clyde Martin, who viii tell
of the activities Of the Tacoma War
Chest in conjunction with the
showing of the Tacoma War Chest
picture. and Mrs. Fred Pflaum. Of
the Volunteer office of Tacoma
Civilian Defense, also will address
the group on How Can !. Vol
unteer. Help Civilian Defense ,"
Reservations may be made with
Miss Hiida Left. Ma 7i21 or MA
e2ps. chairman of the telephone
committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Mrs. Thome
Will Be Hostess

Tacoma Navy Wives club viii
meet on Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. J. NJ. Thome, sle =
No. X ST. After a short business
meeting which the president, Mrs.
Thomas L. Thompson, will con-
duct. there will be a social hour
and late supper. Mrs. frankie
Helmiee will assist the hostess.
Mrs. Thompson Was hostess for
the clubs most recent meeting
when two new members. Mrs.
Mauds Bergman and Mrs. Donna
Radocay were honored.
Two new projects were intro
duced 70 aid the club IN welfare
work. On the appointed commit
tees are Mrs. J. n. Thome. Mrs.
H. A. Zirk. Mrs Clinton Searles.
Mrs. J. NJ. Leherto and Mrs. Z. I.
willhite.
Mrs. Ned I. PAlmatier IS assum-
inf the duties Of secretary n the
absence Of Mrs. Damon J. Pratt
who Is vscationinr. She Is now IN
San Francisco. but vii visit
friends in Louisiana before return
ing TO Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Miss Jackson
To Be eied

Miss Margaret jackson viii be
honored at farewell party 10 be
given by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. jackson Of 1919 So. L ST.
Tuesday evening Miss jackson,
graduate of Lincoln high School.
leaves this week to attend the
University OF Washington as a
freshman in the school of nursing,
Attending the Tuesday evening
party will be Mesdames Emerson
Oman and c. W. Neagle along
with Misses Elvera Thorn, Borg
hid Larsen and Mabel Stewart.
At the same time the parents
will announce the enlistment of
their only son, Howard, as a second
class radio teehnician in the navy.
He il now in Bremerton and will
leave for Chicago in about 10 days
to attend radio school for further
study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Honored on
Anniversary

A surprise party WAS planned
recently honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Glitch for their silver we'd
ding anniversary. seventy-five
guests were present in the 30
eial hall of the st. Nicholas
church where games were played
during the evening. Later a sup
per Was served at long tables
decorated with pink and white
asters. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillieh were
seated at a center table decorated
In silver and white with white
giadiolas and brides cake topped
with silver bells and Is candles.
Previous 10 the presentation of
a chest of silver to the honor
guests from their friends. a talk
in keeping with the occasion was
given by the Rev. Father Hoen.
Hosteses in charge OF arrange
ments were Aesdames Rudolph
kinzner. John Jarkovich. Marion
Babieh. Peter Markoyieh and
Tony Novak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23

} Ms Mary siisr. retiring rr~si-
dert. read detailed report II fhe
wors of the chapter under hsr d.
recfion
TIE theme Of the study program
The History Of n. Universities
and Colleges Of the Old South
was introduced BY Mrs. J. II. Hen
dry. who recounted the accomplish
ments OF William and Mary. 10
Gated Al historic Williamsburg
Va. where one Of the few remain
ing buildings. designed by SIR
Christopher Wren. stands in It's
chaxte beauty.
Dixie chapter members were re
joicing in the fact that the Red
Cross scholarship In nursing.
offered by Washington division. L.
.. c, was won BY Tacoma girl.
Miss LeVerne Lahren. Of So. Wash
ington n. and that she 10 to re-
eeise her training at a local hos
ritaL Such scholarships are given
by L. d. c. divisions over the
country as q contribution 10 the
war effort.
Tea Was served at the close Of
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Circles 10 Meet
W ednesday

Doreas circle Of First congre-
gstional church will meet for
o'clock luncheon at the home Of
Mrs W h. Buckley. <o4 No. Ia
coma ave. Miss Ruth Pratt viii
be the assisting hostess. Mrs.
Raymond T. TAR. chairman. has
asked each member 10 report on
how she made her dollar pledge 70
the circle.
Miss Helen Evans. chairman Of
Hannah circle. announces q meet
ing 81 > o'clock with Mrs. Walter
J. Ryan, $40 No. 6 st. 70 plan the
years activities. Tea viii be served
BY the hostess. assisted BY her
mother. Mrs. l. NJ. Ryan
The higher temperature and
humidity are. the shorter time
vegetable seeds can be stored for
another season. wsil-dried seeds
viii keep AZ ordinary room tenn
perature II the air Is dry also.
Seeds that are 10 he kept alive fer
several seasons must be sealed n
glass Jars and stored IN a cool
place. Care should be taken e
see that both the seeds and the
jars are dry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Miss Alexander Honored
Al University Club

hiss Irene Alexander. who re
Gently returned from = year in San
Diego. wax nonored at = luncheon
IN the rniserxity-union club IN
Saturday afternoon. Mss Mildred
Hedh<sg was hostess for the ocoa-
eion.
The guest # honor has been an
exchange teacher in San Diego for
. year ard has returned 10 the
Stanley school faculty. After
luncheon the guests enjoyed infor-
mai luncheon At Miss Hedberg ;
home with tea following.
Guests were Mrs. Harry Haapls.
Mrs. Ned Nelson. Mrs. John DAVIS.
Mira Earl crussr, from Seattle,
Miss Iona stendal. Miss Jennie
Robertson. Miss Ruth Clayton. Miss
Mabel Hedberr. Miss liner Hall.
Niss Mary Turnkey. Miss Eva
Mcdonald. Miss Elsie Spare and
the guest N honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Fife Circle TO Have
Meeting Thursday

Fife Circle will meet on Thurs
day afternoon at 1890 with Mrs.
Otto Hanson. Mrs. Carl Anderson
and Mrs. Andrew Egman as host
esses. Mrs. w. D. Vinson will
lead the devotions. Members, and
all others interested. are asked to
make a special effort TO attend.
as important matters will be dis
cussed. Mothers of children in
Fife Chapel Sunday school are
especially invited.
Recent experiments in food dry
ing shew that vegetables precook-
ed in steam are higher In food
value than those precooked in boil
ing water. Dried vegetables. pre-
cooked in steam, also keep better.
require less soaking before they
are cooked for the table. and look
and taste better.
Zion Mission Society for Israel
will meet Friday at noon at the
home Of Mrs. Andrew Andersen.
1902 So. J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Principals Are Feted
Al Dinner Party

Mr.. John A. Arnold. former prin-
elpai Of Fern Hill school, and Mr..
Trygve Blk. the new principal,
were honored At a dinner at Lake
wood Terrace Friday evening.
Members OF the school faculty
were the hosts.
Other guests present were Mrs.
John A. Arnold. Mrs. Trygve Blk
and Mrs. Harry Haapls, former
members of the faculty. Mrs. Don
aid Cannon and Miss Kathryn
wallen. new faculty members.
Hostesses included Mrs. Daniel
Lahey. Mrs. Marie Mostz Miss
Eva Macdonald. Miss Mary
Turnkey. Miss Elsie Spare. Miss
Mildred Hedherg, Miss liner Hall,
Miss Mary Nicholson and Miss
Jennie Robertson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Mrs. Suffer VIII Entertain
Mothers Club Friday

The Rainbow Mothers club of
Tacoma assembly will meet AT the
home of Mrs. Walter Suffer. 2eoo
Carr street, on Friday at 1880
for dessert luncheon. Mrs. George
Milsted will be assistant hostess.
There will be election of officers.
Rainbow Mothers are urged to at
tend these meetings which sponsor
the girls and their activities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Plan Community
air W ednesday

South Summit Improvement
club auxiliary will sponsor a com.
munity far at the club hall We'd
nesday. One of the two depart
ments will be entirely for All club
members. Those in charge OF this
group will be Misses Virginia
Johnson, Mildred Bibby, Alice
Bergman. Euniee Eieher. Bonnie
Hill, Marjorie Bergman, Nadine
Pulley and Barbara Bibby.
Members of the auxiliary who
are making plans for the affair
are Mrs. Gribhle. Mrs. f. South
well. Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. L. A.
Pulley. Exhibits will be accepted
until noon on Wednesday. There
will be a lunch counter during the
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Chapter Opens Fall Season
AT Home Of Mrs. Frank Cole
United Daughters OF the confeder.ey Have Meeting
And Tea tuesday Afternoon: New Officers Tste Over

The lovely hilltop home Of Mrs Frank 4. Cole ~ Dash
Point opened 10 members Of Dixie chapter United
Daughters Of the Confedracy fer their opening meeting Of
the season Tuesday afternoon ~ so The chapters
members were the assisting hosesses Mrs f A Jones and
Mrs. E Z. Willard
Mrs. r. Moore long member Of the chapter. took
the gave the president Of the group with other newly
elected officers including Mrs William Adams first
presidents Mrs H. l. Beecher second vicepresident Mrs
J. H Hendy. third ycepresdent; Mrs. T. A. Douglas,
corng secretary Mrs F. s Cole corresponding secretary
Mrs. L. " 0ar. treasurer Mrs. A. Van r Schermerhorn.
REGISTRAR Mrs C. Smith, historian and Mrs H P Clark
custodian nf the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-23
Girl Pleads Not Guilty
To Charge OF Bigamy

SFATTLE-Mrs. Shirley Orr.
Is-year-old Seattle girl. Who Was
claimed BY two men as their wife
pleaded not guilty 10 bigamy
charges in a hearing before Justice
William Hoar.
Trial was set for Oct. S. Mrs.
Orr. while married to William h.
Orr. xhipysrd worker. married
MAYNARD :. Jeffrey. L. : navy
sailor. during Orrs absence n
Alaska. Orr returned - find his
wife had another husband and
agreed 70 pay costs of divorce.