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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
STRING SHATTE I'd

KiNSAS CITY, June Is Up
oman string of c. sccutive
scoreless innings was shattered
/ { night ~ Louisville in split
ting a double-header with Kan
a City.
Charley Wensloff won his
eighth victory in the opener,
but the Colonel runs halted his
chain of 20 innings of shutout
pitching. Allan Gettel lost the
nightcap and ended his string Of
Is ~scoreless innings,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
Soldier Frank Murphy
BEGINS Work in ARMY

COLUMBUS, Ga, June IS -
LP)- Soldier Frank Murphy, on
leave from the Supreme Court,
began his work in the army to-
day.
The associate justice, recent
ly sworn in as a lieutenant col
onel, assumed the duties of a
fighting man at Fort Benning
with the start of his preliminary
training.
When his training is complet-
ed, Murphy will receive an as
signment under General George
c. Marshall, Chief of Staff.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15

tors; chemists shops r now
just plain drug stores and sau-
sages are hot dogs.
What the people like about
the troops is their sense of fun"
Newman reports, For instance,
some of them sometimes visit a
little hamlet called Limavady.
It's a Kettle name and ear
Hounds Leap The Americans
at once called it The Canine
Hop and Canine Hop it is now
to all save t! e old people.
ASK the soldiers if there is
anything they dislike and they
will tell you there is only one
thing - Ulster weather, which
can be pretty cantankerous. The
men say they get too many sam
pies of rain, snow, hail, fog and
sunshine inside a quarter of an
hour.
"One boy sized it up neatly,
saying Ireland would be a
lovely place if you put a roof
on it,"
American artillerymen in
Northern Ireland have been
p%racticing with British guns and
got the hang of them in a sur
prisingly short time.
'In fact" says Newman, "in
a recent shooting match, an
American battery, using British
guns. beat a British battery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
BY NEA Service

BY NEA Service
WASHINGTON, June IS -
Johnny Doughboy in Northern
Ireland has made a hit with the
home folks, both the towns
people am the peasant farmers.
That's the welcome word
brought here by Bernard New
man, lecturer and writer for the
British Ministry of Information.
He has Just come over to visit
u army camps and ornaments
plants.
Very recently, he went up to
Ulster and looked over the lads
of the a. E F. He foun6 them,
he says, "r'arin'" to go.
mot only are your troops we'll
liked by the hackers of the Ill
ster government, hut also by
Ulstermen politically inclined to
Fire" he said. Political and
religious differences of the peo-
pl of Ulster do not affect their
attitude towards American sold
iers. Yanks are universally
liked"
IRISH ARE BECOMING
"YANKS"
Johnny Doughboy is uncon-
sciously Americanizing the Irish,
he says. Tramcars are now
streetcars; lifts are now eleva-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
His Pen bombs Toxic

kRAvINC the enemy's whitening a%ntiair-
ID craft barrage, Flight Commander Colin
P. Kelly bombed and sank the Japanese
battleship "Haruna."
At Kelly's command his brave crew
bailed out to safety. But Kelly went down
with his plane :. down to everlasting
fame and glory.
America is ready with her Colin Kellys
-. and her "Bill Smiths" too. Right here
at home "BiIl Smith is blowing 'em up
with his pen and pencil -. on his draft
ing board.
Bills a mechanical engineer. He makes
airplanes-or anything else-on paper...
plans them for the skilled artisans who
later build them into reality.
And then, these creatures of his mag
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
MECHANICAL KNOWLEDGE
BRINGS SURPRISE

And that aptitude for ma
Chinery is very wonderful in
your men," he points out. These
seems to be hardly an American
soldier in Ulster who does not
! ~ nc to drive a car and
how to repair one In a campaign
that will be invaluable when
motorized vehicles break down
or when the enemy abandons
cars, your fellows can take them
over and soon put them in run
ming order. | doubt whether any
other group of soldiers a do it
so well.
Another thing that amazed
me was the manner in which
your troops managed to amuse
themselves. There are not al
ways movie houses around.
Make no difference. In ev-
cry group of American soldiers
there cen to be numbers who
car play musical instruments
and they soon organize a sing
song. They love to dance and
r teaching the local girls
A american jitterbugging. OF
course, in the towns and villages
dances are organized, and we'll
supervised by Red Cross Of
ficials.'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15

%ination sail the heavens with our Colin
kellys =. dropping bombs of retribution
and justice just where they belong.
And that -. in your w way and On
your own job 49,. is what you and millions
of others are doing. For each of us our
regular job, better done than ever before
-. and then that Something extra.
There ore dozens of useful, helpful extra
things for all Of US to do. Your local Defense
Council eorries on mony necessary activities
help them oil you con. You con oIso help
in the eompoisns TO save woste materials.
You con drive your cor Iess-soving oil, sos-
oline and rubber. You can contribute both
time ond money TO the work Of the Red Cross
and buy War Bonds and Stamps to the
full extent Of your ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

During Mr.. WincheiPs absence, through
month of August, his column Uiil be con-
Quoted by guest coiunnists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

". r. G-Will X-ray show
ulcers or cancer OF the PAN
creas OF Nv ?
Answer : or all practical pur-
poses ! think We can answer No.
In the rare Gases Of obstruction
Of the bile ducts from cancer Of
the head Of the pancreas the
X-ray shows a dilated gall blad-
der
p. r. S.-Will grapefruit Juice
help TO prevent colds? Does IL
have more effect than orange
Juice as an alkalinizer? How
does il compare for Vitamin c?
Would il be harmful 10 take a
large 3 or l0-ounce glassful
every morning and again in the
afternoon?
Answer: Grapefruit has $50
units of Vitamin { per average
helping as compared 10 the
orange average ranging from
100 to 1,240.
The alkalinizing ability of the
two Is about the same.
No harm would result from
taking the amount of grapefruit
juice YOU mention.
I am not convinced that fruits
of any kind prevent colds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
On the Side
Distributes BY xirs y,.taru syndicate Inc

il no Denver girl has ever made good IN HoIIy,,
wood? What do YOU mean no Denver p sIli
has made good in HOLLYWOOD How atout Ruby
de Remer? @ Do YOU know OF poem ttleo
IT'S Love Are YOU thinking Of following
by II. p. Stevens;
DO vop kpoo ,chy rabbits ore caught IN the snare
o., the ,abbB cats shot or the tuc"
VIM tigers md Hops creep ont of their lair
Why an ostrich rc'H tovet for miles,
Do yop kpoo ,cty a sane man rH whinper and
And ,cccp DER ribbon or slore'
1vby n, cook ,dH PIT saH for sugar N n pie
DO yoa kuoci VEL ri tell Bou; its lore
GLORIA SWANSON and Joan Crawford both
VI had a try at the part of Sadie Thompson IN
film version Of Rain with none 100 HAPPY
results in either case No" Martens Dletren j
roinc 10 try H. Ny choice for Sadie Thompson
would bc Ann Sheridan She could really handle
that part How much have wages increased m
"a years All know IS that one advertlser1ent
m Now York newspaper OF 1908 read
situation wanted; Experienced butler Best
references Asking S25 monthly Buffers geI
from 500 10 $50 monthly nov. Another lSOe
rreea. carefu. scoei. steady rendh;e man
Wages asked. $40 weekly" Bartenders get
around $50 week now. 81
A STROLOGERS wishing 10 60 10 work on the
\ future of Hirohito Of Japan will find the
necessary birth data available quite complete.
Uirohito was born IN Toxic, April 20, 1901, al 10
minutes after 10 al night According 10 recent
figures workers In United states war INDUSTRY
pian,s now work on an average of ~ clio hours
ncr week / have Just read letter from
worker in a British war industry plant lie said
he was working 55 night hours week ana re-
cciying The equivalent OF SIS week from which
wage he paid 81 a week income tax L saw
Bill Cortim ~ Saratoga writes young woman
of Albany Il think he's awfully cute. And so
henevolert in appcaranCe TOO As far as this
department knows Mr.. Corum Is the first sport
scribe to be credited by anybody with tho
possession OF an appearance OF cute benevolence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
What War Bonds Buy

The navy is making a plea 10
civilians 10 turn in their binocu-
lars for military use during the
war The army and navy both
need binoculars for navigation
and scouting purposes. Depend
ing on the power of the lenses,
they cost from $50 10 $50 each.
IL you have set OF 6x30 up 10
7x50-power tense binoculars loan
them TO the army or navy IL
not, your purchase OF War Bonds
and Stamps will help buy this
equipment for our fighting
forces. Al least 10 per cent of
your income in War Bonds every
pay day will do tho job -. and
provide the eyes through
which a scouting pilot may spot
an enemy hattleship.
L. 3. Treasury Department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

a real Victory Garden . and it's beautiful,
Cabbages and roses grow side by side in round
plots beside the hedge OF tall corn growing.
There are tomatoes and potatoes. pole beans and
peas Every week there's corned beef and VIC
tory cabbage stirred up by Grace for the lucky
ones who sit down at her table. We drew a
for a good 10 hours. you'll find her in that
garden.
"You know" she told me. there's more than
vegetables that come out Of that little plot Of
ground. Everybody pokes fun at these Victory
Gardens, but for me. it's been a godsend. Getting
right down 10 earth and digging In IL. watching
things grow, and gathering them up yourself has
been real inspiration and comfort. Peters going
into the Air Force, and Mary HeaIy, his wife,
goes 10 New York for show the day he leaves.
I'm going TO have this place IN run by myself.
and right here In this garden II where I've gained
the strength and spirit 10 do H."
You'd never know that glamorous Grace is a
farmer when she moves into her spotlight every
night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

come out here from
the East, say that
Hollywood is blissfully
unaware Of the war.
Those of that opinion
are probably misguided
by the atmosphere of
sunshine, palm trees,
beautiful girls, and all
other aspects OF a
peaceful paradise. For
Hollywood is a show
town, and of all people,
actors and actresses
know that a gay front
is a good thing for
every one. So there
are the usual number
of parties but the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20


requires a health ex-
animation for all restau-
ral.t workers in that
city 4 good law Every
cit, should have one
likl IL Claimed
BE larry Brooks The
hve essentials OF hap
pir.ss are health. free
dns,, economic indie
peiV,cnce con genial
work and reclprocat0d
love. And the most I'M
poTTant Is the last.
pitt Sburgher proudly
states his wife never
"uttcrs a word OF criti-
clsm" about him or his
activities. Sounds like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
On Broadway
Waller WiHscheU

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

money that once went for caviar and champagne
now goes for bonds, and the guests get beans
and love il!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND, one of the lovellest
" ladies of the town, who also lives alone,
surrounds herself with company between pic
lures for intimate dinners that are as beautiful
as she is Livvy says that the most wonderful
way TO begin a summer dinner that she can think
of is with a big fruit cup OF melon balls, ICY
cold.
This is her formula Cut melon balls from a
Honey Dew, cantaloupe, or from several dlt-
ferent kinds Of melon Crush some fresh mint
leaves and simmer them slightly in sugar and
water syrup d. . Just enough 10 inpart me iresh
mini flavor 10 the syrup Pour this over the
melon balls Chill and just before serving lei
some ice-cod ginger ale bubble and flow over
the fruit and garnish with sprig OF mint
There's the GOODNESS OF the melon. the refresh
ment OF the mint and the tingling taste oil
ginger all combined 10 start dinner mer-
rily!" explained Olivia de Havllland, the accom-
pShed gourmettc.
The first glamour girl Of Hollywood. Theda
Bara in person. gave me recipe Tor an APP
petizer that shows she still knows the well-known
way TO mans heart, Il just call them onion
rolls and everybody who has them here al me
house wants them every time! It's no Wonoer
and here's the recipe Chop Bermuda onions
fine. and Saute them lightly IN sweet butter
Cover and let them steam slightly Butter oreau
and slice very thin. Cut of the crusts and spread
The slices with onion. Roll in a damp cloth.
Put the rolls IA casserole in inc lceDoh 10
chill Just before serving, top each with oulleI
and toast in the oven. Serve hot, at once
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

a happy state Of affairs; yet man VINO mas
studied the life Of the married once SAID: me
wtsrar uhc does n0i rag YOU az reproach YOU
ioi Anytrlnl rOcs cot lave you ary more.
QNO PHI families Of soldiers killed in action
the japanese empress sends poem ny her
~ and box of candy 4. Fred Allen cele-
hrated the twenty-ninth anniversary OF has
becoming bathtub singer by adding 10 his
morning program the dittes IL Had known
What / Ought TO Have Known I'd Never Of Did
What | Done Tackle Wacke Wckie Wacke
Woo" and "On the old Front Porch. Oh Charley!
ON the Old Front Porch
QUERIES from clients;
~ O-What color eyes has Dorothy Thompson
A-Niss Thompson i often referred 10 as the
blue-eyed tornado" @ Who originated the idea
of referring 10 press agents counsels OF public
relations? A-Coudnt say. sir. But " must
have been some press agent with an nierforlty
complex Q--Denver Colo. is, and always has
been the home OF many beautiful girls. Why is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
T.. v. DMrHn0

Na dear old dog. most constant Of al friends
nc looks lore ~ me, deep as rocds Ger spake,
And from ne pcrer crumb s,tp cU take,
But he Gags thanks Nth hw most rocGl fGF.
-Doane.
4 MONG tho triumphs OF Miss Dorothy Lsmour
~ ,ehich | have not yet seen recorded Is that
Sh, tnce won n contesr for having the most
l.i,,ahIn lins, I'm Chicarn WASHINGTON. u. C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Baby's First Needs

day is baby day in Hudns Basement Store We know
the Stork Business booming Seven-dsy week and
supply the needs of all these little
you've had a
Something nice and cute" for brand friend
how well fixed with items you're looking for We've
everything Philippine handmade dresses
COTTON KNIT GOWNS white infants to 8 6Dc
SHIRTS; 800
KNITTED SLEEPERS; 2piece style; pastel 69c
COTTON FLANNELETTE SLEEPERS figures; pantes B8c
DIAPERS "birdsey fnnete; 27x27; dozen 120
WRAP BLANKETS pastel blanket CLOTH 26x34 30c
pink figured
COTTON FLANNELETTE WEAR; gerude kmonos ea38c
clothing, 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20


DLANCII YURKAs that tall and heroic actress
ID with the voice that flows Ike liquid gold
has made herself reputation with her Baked
Bean Breakfasts. On Sunday morning you're
apt 10 find anywhere from 80 10 100 friends
in her restored mansionetie ravenouSly consum-
ing baked beans. meat pie, and little Czech
bread cakes that she calls kolachy. That meat
pie is a superb duper version OF hash, made. up
with almost anything on hand in the ice box,
gsrnished with slices of apple, tomato and cheese
stars.
Just few blocks down the Sunset Strip,
Sara Allgood keeps things going for the Irish
AZ party for Whtford Kane the other night
Sally spread her buffet table for 40 guests IN
Guiding Barry Fitzgerald. Una O'Connor. Anita
Sharp-Bolster and Reese Williams. II looked
like a reunion of the Abbey Players No
- Irish stew but several great plates OF tomato
pic rings filled with mixed salads; olives and
1tato chips; deviled eggs; ice cream in great
mounds ringed with plump red strawberries TO
dunk in the sweet
And speakn o. the Irish, you'd be that sur
priscd 10 sec the farming that's going on IN
back of Grace Hayes famous Lodge! There's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Vaccination
Ages Listed
For Children
Whooping Cough First;
Typhoid Fever Last
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

by Dh. LObAN tIENDtNlNh
YOUR child can he protected
by immunization against the
following diseases and should be
vaccinated at the age indicated;
Whooping cough-6 months.
Smallpox 9 months.
Diphtheria II months, with
Schick test at 6 years TO deter
mine if revaccination is neces-
sary.
Scarlet fever-3 10 4 years.
Typhoid fever-S to II years.
This is a right up-to-date list
published in 194l by DR.. John A.
Kolmer, professor of medicine at
Temple University. Philadelphia.
In short, il is conservative. au-
thoritative and squares with the
latest knowledge.
IN THE article yesterday / said
L that the greatest danger Of
infancy and childhood MaS-the
series OF contagious each indlvid-
ual must pass through.
This danger is greatly in
creased as soon as the child en-
tiers school because there so
many new human contacts are
made. carriers OF germs from
other households
Against many Of these. some
of the worst. medical science can
furnish immunity by vaccination.
II is the greatest boon medical
science has 10 offer humanity.
Let us review the list.
Whooping cough is today the
greatest baby-killer on earth.
This honor used 10 be reserved
for diphtheria, but since the uni
versal vaccination against diph-
liberia in children Of preschool
and school age began about 20
years ago. diphtheria IS a rare
disease.
CCARLET fever has become so
y mild, for some reason no.
body understands. that the death
rate in the whole population is
today ! 10 100 Of what il was 80
years ago.
This is not due 10 wide vac
cination against scarlet fever,
but semes 10 be natural eX-
ample OF ebb and flow. Scarlet
fever maye be a disappearing
disease. or II may be due for an
increase in virulcnce,
Al any rate. that leaves
whooping cough and measles as
The chief killers and whooplng
cough is a far more dangerous
disease than measles. For
measles there Is no known
method Of vaccination or pre-
vention, so perhaps the best
thing is 10 let the growing child
have an attack and get it over
with.
UIHOOpING cough does dam
w age by us complications
pneumonia and the after-effects
on the central nervous system,
leading 10 speech disorders.
tardy and inco-ordinated walk
inC and mental hardness.
Prevention of whooping cough
is possible with the Sauer vac
cine. II must be given early in
life because Whooping cough is a
disease Of ,nfsnty No BOB 20.
suits have been reported from
it's use.
The vaccine is given in three
doses hypodermically at inter-
walls of one 10 three weeks. The
immunity lasts five 10 eight
years, which covers the period Of
greatest susceptibility. There
are about 10 10 IS per cent fail
ures. but the disease is so
fraught with danger that these
should be risked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
BY BEN IRWIN BUTLER

President OF The Society OF Amateur Chefs
HOLLYWOOD, CALI Once upon time, in
i this land of make-beleve 10 dine with the
stars was akin TO feasting in the splendor OF
fabulous emperors in the days OF ancient Rome
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
SALE! Curtains,
Panels, Sets 69c
o

dollars the living kcheni
Prll efdots
peach orchid
buys for pinch-penny price low soc!
Fl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
TRIES EVERYTHING

Hank tried everything he could
try. having chance 10 sell out
ms chicken farm II he succeeded
But there simply was no place
Al all IN the fighting services for a
helpless, Senile old gaffer of 10
chap actually lean, two-fsted
and fit. still able 70 90 20 Boston
each year and dogtrot 26 miles or
lherabouIs IN the annual mara
thOn ..
Failing a chance 10 get intro
Uniform f+rrrkt r1UUErt II All over
and finally hauled out ms draft
Ing set which he hadn't used IN
more than 10 years
lie sChed 10 do something 20
help ms country. 50 he took the
old set. some of his old drawings.
letter he'd got along with hlS
ma iors commission telling how
the little gadget he'd invented had
been adopted and went 10 a big
company making war material.
The company had plant cover
ing about a square mile, not far
out of PittSfeld, Mass.
understand that now certain
tight restrictions about citizen
ship have been relaxed little, but
at that time they had not.
The personnel director Was
greatly interested in Hank and
told him there certainly was a
Job. just bring IN photoStat OF
birth certificate, and report for
work next Monday
Hank went down 10 DanbuIy
where he thought ne had been
born Whether or not his father
ever had stated that directly TO
be the case, cannot be known now
Hut Hank certainly believed he
had been born IN Danhury, Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Daily ShOrI Story
Eggs Of Hate
r, A\THoNN RIM

ing De had those two months
o.. c5n, ac,cepcc in Vard where
~ men of a field artillery battery
were cooperating or DYING
Aua So hc came mp with the
ntg iu,enuon which was taken
..re >cuou>ly AZ The time. and
sd bum h.> commission an the
r.'crN.
Nta Vo wound stripes he went
aa.s was transferred 20 the
american amy. and was a major
n, tnc rud Of ho>ullucs
Hc went along vth tho Army Of
Occupation and was one Of those
mp.aeahic llun-hatcrS upon the
bank of tnc Rhine who did not let
tre shadow of EmcnhrcuStcn fall
pon Them
Whom nc finally was dcmohhcd
r., mother was dead and has
-ethcp. country physician, OF
l,,fu4n extraction. was failing
really nrartbroken over the war
and tbc TACT that ms son had
fought helping 10 bring the hai>7
To- N, knees
About year later tho old doc
dlcd BE had been a kindly i"iio"
and "a good doctor. The country
-Itc WOWnC0 him.
Young Hank took 'he old house
and rns ~ acres. with ms soldier -
bonu, and the back pay ne q saved.
aud started out 20 be a chicken
tanner lie Sull is that you bet
fn I>
But last December S Hank tried
10 GET back INTO The army HIS
TWO motherleS> sons. who had been
working down m New York loncd
up The same DAY ne tried
one of them now Is IN India and
The other Is a petty officer on one
OF those patrol SpeedboatS some
where I'm the Atlantic. They re-
dong their part as matter at
course not thinking Of themselves
As heroes al all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
HANK SEEKS ADVICE

However, there was no record
Al all, lie fumed and fused
around and gave the dickens 10 a
number OF haraS>ed clerks. but the
decision was luSt the same.
II he had been born there i'm
town, somehow IN those dim, dark.
almost prehistoric wears IuSt be
tore the Spanish War ms family
must nave omitted mention OF 'hc
fact
binding out that p couple Of
we'll known people might eStab-