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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-13
Florida Sheriff Violates Federal Civil
Rights And Anti-Slavery Statutes
Going Big!
Photo by Harmon

ment For five years or a $4,000 90
fine, on both.
The Grand Jury investigation, re
quested by Assist. Atty. General
Wendell Bcrge, in charge of the
Criminal Division, was handled for
the Department by United States
Attorney Herbert S. Phillips.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-13

y, ~ llcdsc tel Ille why eii
such a drip. Everyone considers me
"that lice Brown girl" Altho' it
is nice to be liked by old people
and children, would appreciate
something more than that. My girl
friends pity me because | have no
hoy friend. Boys like me all right
but just as a pail to tell their
troubles to and talk about their
girl friends. | am working and
on my own. What must | do?
Ans; You have made a good
name for yourself in your COM
munity, and it is very admirable of
you. But you are letting the opin-
ion Of others dominate your life
too much. When you go out with
a new boy, you spend more time
worrying about what others may
think of him instead Of using Il
little more effort in arousing his
interest in you. You have been
Mother Confessor long enough. 1t
is time for you to exert a little
personality in your own favor.
Accept this position you have in
mind in this other city. A new
atmosphere and new friends would
boost your morale more than any
thing else.
l., L. T.; My husband and | have
been together for 7 years. When
ne is not drinking, he is just a.
good as he can be. Put when he
starts drinkin, he wants to fuss
and fight with me. Tell me what to
| do.
| Ans: You have no reason to
leave your husband. There are far
worse faults a man can have than
to drink and it is true that he
doesn't drink very frequently. You
will have to admit that you swell
up like a toad when he comes in
drinking =. rather than trying to
| handle him with a little tact and un
I derstanding 1t is useless to fuss
Tor argue with a man who is drink
| ing and you must learn that. If
you have any criticism you must
make, do so while he is sober and
in a reasonable frame of mind.
/ |. p. j. | am planning to buy a
car and | am wondering if | should
buy car or wait a while. My
draft status is ga.
! Ans. Why invest your savings
in an automobile at such critical
( time? You have been without enc
all these years and your work
does not require an automobile. .
You would only have a short tim
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-13

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-13

Wasted money b wasted
- lives. Don't waste precious
EE lives. Every dollar you can
spare should be used to buy
M War Bonds. Buy your TEL
- percent every pay day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

4 p m-studying TO be an embalmcr and you're
complaining about the humidity
seTHIs is THE ARMY" will continue its run
Il until Oct I. Then tour coast-to-coaSt IN
principal cities If a radio deal clicks Army
Relief will be richer by another Si5oOO0
Adrenne AmeS will become Mrs. Gerald
Fabrey before Labor Day. $1,000.
The Ziegfeld Theater IS for sale for $500 600
A radio chain may buy IL.
One Of the glamour gals from Hwood will be
dropped from pictures tail StudloS bannlngl Il
She doesn quiz rfIOSr t=Tiay brHETS-
Harold Ross is in BoStc1 hospital
TIVE govt will soon crack down on the water
volved as well the influence of that Bkyn
Front.
The excitement s ayem Saturday at Atlantic
Beach (which brought the G~Men and Nassau
County trooperSl was over several well-on Ger
man doctors. who are Irving in lighthouses there
The gal on Lies cover is Betty Jane Hess
Show-girl de luxe
Charles Enfield. the movie strategenius, may
be lurcd from Warmers 10 the WPB
The Ogden GocletS are taking the RenOath
Congressman May announced the war would
end soon Barney Baruch tells chums 1t Will
last 30 years!
MICHELE MORGANS newest humidity is
vi playwright Clifford Odcts
NANNY Kmball lost FIVE BIZ -bsts on the races
Il gotta punish myself" he declared
So for supper the heavy eating sportsman
ate an apple
Bng Crosby is hoping for an Air Corps as
Sgnmcnt
Harper and Brothers will publish Sabotage.
by A. Kahn and NJ Sayrcs The expose alleges
a NaN plot to sabotage l.. S. morale via certain
congressman
THE JeSSels are making the Hollywood rounds
together 10 show that they parted good
friends . Friends?
spy No ! CDasch) worked as waiter at
Glen Island Casino
NJ AFith- tt1r book writer IS down 70 10
very III IN New England
II you hear him saying Hes nuts Swell
Guy Terrific" and mo Fooiin that's His
Majesty the King Of Greece,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

in those states live SO iors Maybe il is that
New England three browns dIe4
EORMER ambassador 10 Tho Soviet Joseph ".
Il Davies has 1O-room apartment in New
York-Lareest New York apartment I have had
80 Far vas three rooms but then I'm stu
young fellow
Qlainiest lille for q torch song ! know Of is
Joan Woodbury. CUPID thumbs HIS Nose al
Ne
Kin Hubbard said
You kin tell how some girls hate work by
the feIIers they marry"
George Marshall who has made a fortune in
the laundry business IN Washington D. C.. went
into that activity ~ The national Capitol because
he figured most II the citizens were office
workers and would have a lot Of laundry 80
send out Georges Slogan !. Long 1--we men.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF pretty girls quickly attract
rhe attention Of male readers. But what kind
Of photo most quickly attracts the attention
of pretty girl reader II is The photo OF q
baby II you arr an advertising man or editor
keep that in mind
OF the IS mosi important men in nc running
Of the United States government al Washing
ton. ID. G, 40 college graduates
And l3 Of this 40 are Harvard graduates
The six Washington big shots who are not
college graduates are: Jesse Jones Steve Early
Lowell Mellett Milo Perkins Sidney Hillman and
William Knudsen.
"IoE GORDON Is the greatest fielding second
y baSemau of all time" states. a SportScribe.
Aw. mister don't talk that way. How about
Napoleon Laoic?
-rvr-vA-r:-- -----.e---e4.-4 l4+e1-
cannot he hoped for m these times iS business
as usual"
II should. therefore. he unanimous that the
present is also no time for politics as usual
Following is an excerpt from my favoric
prayer
Giro nc n mind mat IS 0o' bo,ed
That does not Uhimper, whrc ar sigh;
Don't lei NC tcorrB orcrutuch
About the flssy thug called 7.
brides Of Is are not rare i'm the United
I'D States as II 500 girls Of that age are married
annually
Every year 80 married women Of - become
widows
Annually go wives Of Is become. Divorces
Imagine being Divorce az age of Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Steve Crane, who eloped with Lana Turner,
spent his last 10 Gs banging at the Hwood gates.
The -. Fairbanks Jrs. will be three IN Nov
Three hackers of musical shows will be IN.
dicted shortly over social security fenaghng.
CTANDARD OIL OF ~ J. is inviting stock
- holders around the nation TO series Oh
Swank dinners (which get no publicity IN order
To explain The various attacks against II.
Rear Admiral Yates Stirling Jr. will be editor
in chief of "Nsvaf Review" due on Navy Day
ELISA Landi is writing her autobog IN novel
form.
Leo Hofeller. photog has been shifted
from Fort Knox 10 the photo ed desk al Yank
George Britt. another crack newspaperman
departs for Egypt on an informatlon-co- ordna-
ton job.
Nicky Arnstein Fannie Brice's No. - is
doing a book titled: Il Never Met an Honest
Man"
Pvt Jeffrey Lynn lost his heart Al the Stage
Door Canteen 10 Shirley Eder dotter Of tho
Supreme Court Justice.
DeSi Arnaz departs for the Cuban army. with
Lucille Ball (the MIS- joining him there.
Rosemary Schill is hatcheck gal at Leon
e. Eddies. Works there from p. m. 10 a. m
and then goes to a school from 10 a. m. TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

II YOU arc a bachelor the odds are Z TO . you
will marry blonde Such is the indication
Of recent research However. IT is not stated
whether The blonde you marry Will surely be a
natural blonde.
Strange the things people Will tell YOU and
expect you 70 believe fellow just was trying
10 tell me he knew from Texas who didn't
call his wife Honey
Which do you think is the more annoying
10 bump your head hit your SHIN against
something? l can take the bumps in the head
in stride but that shin hitting really provokcS me
10 expressive language
Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont are the
states leading the country in residents over 50
Don't YOU know what makes the inhabitants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

last wedding for the
duration. The bride
will be Marian Ander-
son. famed oriole, The
groom will be a surprise
to the Mayof-ana- ~
nation.
Norma Shearer is
not sealed. Says her
wedding ring is the one
Irving Thalberg gave
her.
The Mickey Rooneys
are about TO confirm
the rumorS which others
denied.
Judy Garland's front
page story IS being
edited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Sons Stick
Two Register, Pass, Face
Induction Together

Two sohS Of Mr. and Mrs John
II. Begley of 9742 BroadStreet
avenue. who registered together in
the first draft. passed physical
examinations together and were
classified la an the same time
today were preparing for induction
into the army together on Monday
morning,
The men. John Kenneth BeGley
81. and Thomas LooS BCgley. n
both arc statesmen for the same
baking company.
Both are hoping TO be sent
across the Atlantic for service
since five Of their cousins. sons OF
Mrs. BcCley'S sister IN Ottawa
now arc serving abroad with the
Canadian cNpedltonary forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS
By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENIse

1. PLEASE tell me whether
or not a fibrouS tumor IS or ever
Canobe CancerouS.
AnSwer-Any tumor, or IN
fact any tissue can turn into
any other kind Of tissue. includ-
inc cancerouS tissue. but strictly
speaking a fbrous tumor re-
mains a fibrous tumor.
Change from a fibrous tumor
10 cancer Il quite rare. The
only thing that need concern
YOU is whether the diagnosis of
fibrouS tumOr is correct.
y. Care certain foods the
cause Of high blood pressure ?
IL so what are some Of the
foods? VIII high blood pres
sure be cured If one stops eat
ing these foods?
Answer In my opinion foods
do not have anything 10 do with
the cause Of high blood pres
sure nor viii any particular diet
cure or influence high blood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Yc sons Of France alcdkc 10 gloryi
HGrk, Hark' What myriGds bad pou rise;
Yoly children. piUes and Drandsires koGrg,
Behold their tears and hear their cricsi
-ROuget de I.sie.
WAITER -O'KEEFE One of The Two SUCCESS
w ful comedians who graduates Of Notre
Dame. ifhe other is Charlie Buttcrworih. 1
have long included song written by Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

O'Kecfc in my singing
ln-the-Showcr program
Irefer 10 that touch
ing ditty OF a woman's
loyalty I'm Gonna
Dance With the Guy
That Brung Me
nUERIE s from
Vt clients
Q-What were the
rem arks that young
woman OF Manhattan
said we're sure FIRE IN
winning over a man ?
A he 20 u n &
woman m question, who
evidently mad an ac-
quarntance among the
81 L 80 49, d 90 en-. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

MAURY (CHOLLY KNICKERBOCKER)
A'A PAUL S sudden death was the indirect re-
suit of a weight reducing diet which took off 40
pounds.
The Duchess Of Windsor is straining at the
leash.
Mayor LaGuardia will soon ofIcIate at his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

In his first report TO the public
Of what IS going on IN the Office
lof Civilian Defense's preparations
for air raids and the like, Mayor
Edward J. Jehries Jr., co-ordl-
inator for the metropolitan Detroit
area. says that there now are
100000 volunteers enrolled in the
various services of the OCD OF
whom $4,000 are air raid wardenS.
5000 Red Cross workers. 1910
emergency medical men and
women; h.21l trained auxiliary
firemen with 1924 IN training,
$3.50 Red Cross disaster relief
workers. $500 civilian defense
public utilities workers, $50
trained auxiliary policemen with
$50 in training. 500 nurses aides.
the others being scattered IN van-
Gus other activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

more susceptible Of the Manhattan males Sad
the following remarks were sure fire in winning
the regard OF a
YOU'RE so different"
2-"You have the power To hurt me So
3-"Who taught you 10 kiss 80 wonderfully -
IL could hate you passionateIy. If didn't
love YOU intensely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
NEED $4,000 MORE

The mayor also states shat
there sill iS-I4es-tf= for -. GOO more
air raid wardens 20 fully man this
department. 500 more auxiliary
policemen. $500 more auxiliary
firemen and 700 more nurses
aides.
He also says that a class Of
1000 chemists in public gas dc
Tense methods Will soon convene
at the Horace Rackham Memorial
Building. 100 FarnSwOrth avenue,
and that sniff sets are being pro-
vided for the wardenS.
Six carloads of fire fighting and
civilian defense equipment from
the government is due TO arrive in
the city in the near future. which
will include 1000 cots, 5000 first
aid kits. 10000 arm bands and
$1,000 steel helmets for wardcns
[ 900 firemens helmets for aux
Hilary firenen. 1GS trailer pumps
and 100 fire bumpers.
Friday. in the ParkSide Apart
ImentS auditorium. Conner and
/ Frankfort avenues. there will be
an air raid wardenS rally for
wardenS and citizens Of sector A.
zone B. area Z. under direction OF
Warden James T. Gooch. at $50
p. m. About 800 invitations have
been given out 10 residents OF this
section bounded by East Outer
drive, Conner, Harper. RoSchcrIy
and NorCroSS avenues.
Tonight-iA e-Seeorrt class Tor
messenger instructors VIII be con-
Quoted by the OCD IN WAYNE
University with instruction on
blackoutS. lights utilities and shell
ters. Louis J Schrcnk and John
Dawson Of the public lighting
commission and Murray Keplcr of
the city engineers office arc
instructors.
There Will be meeting Of
fathers of boys IN the United
States Marines al the Veterans
Building. 704 East jefferson ave-
1nue, this evening at $50 o'clock to
Organize the Marine Corps Dads -
, Officers will be elected and all
fathers of boys in the marine
forces are invited 10 attend The
organization Will conduct picnicS.
, moonlightS and other forms OF
entertainment 70 provide funds 10
/ build a clubhouse for the dads and
, their sons upon their return from
the war II IS an OutgrOwth of a
meeting OF thc Marine Corps
, League 10 which the fathers
were invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Constipation
Treatments
Often lniure
DifficuI+yais in Getting
Patient 10 Be Calm

Patient 10 Be Calm
By DIR. LOGAN CLENDEAIAG
IF WIFI be evident from read
Il ing the two preceding articles
this week that there is no single
method Of treating chronic con-
stipation.
.~ The greatest difficulty in most
cases is persuading people that
the condition is not doing them
any harm.
In this connection the rela-
tives can cause as much trouble
as anything else.
/ have heard the story OF a
woman who came 20 a doctor
for constipation which he found
was not causing her any distress
and ne asked her why she was
wasting her time and money
in his Office.
HER answer was that she
IL hadn't wanted 10 come but
her mother and sister had up
braided her 50 much that she
had come in self-defenSe. So
the physician wrote her out the
following certificate:
ITO whom IL may concern:
Miss Blank is 10 be permitted
To be constipated as long as she
pleases."
This delighted the patient and
she had IT framed and put on the
bathroom wall where her mother
and sister could see il every day.
Two other important things 10
get over are the fear of auto
intoXiCatIon and the habit OF
taking catharticS.
They both have thee same
origin-fear- this is kept
aflamc by suggestions such as
Institutes that give internal
baths and pictures Of SUI
fererS who get up with a ter
rible headache in the morning
before and. then jump around
and race 10 the Office, full of
vim and vigor after getting
the auto-intoxicatioh cured.
IN MY experience enemaS are
Il often more dangerous than
catharticS.
= AaLe-H.-.a44- = number pa
tents with the enema habit who
had managed TO infect the
HfHeesa of the bowel 80 that
they were really sick.
As 10 colonic hushings, II is
literal fact that the high
enema never gets the entire
J colon cleaned out--in fact. 1t
never gets much farther thar
the first y inches.
The ingenuity OF many thou
sands Of members Of the human
race has been used in trying 10
get a colon tube that will get
past the Sigmoid colon the far
thest that any one has gotten
is y inches The rest of them
simply curl up in the first few
inches
If A cathartic is 10 be taken.
Il the safest is liquid petro-
latum. II has no irritating
qualities such as Sallnes and the
vegetable cathsrtics. such as
aloeS.
II actually produces peristaltic
movements and does not pro
duCe a habit because tolerance
is not formed.
The only objection 10 the use
Of liquid petroleum. IS that II
prevents the ahsnEpt!e=-+rfy1T
--t,f-t17r- vItamlnS.
Curtis and Horton Of the Uni
verSity of Michigan have shown
that amounts Of liquid petro-
latum as small as IS TO 30 &C
are able 10 remove all the
I carotene from a normal diet
/ If the oil comes into contact
with food containing Carotene.
Even this objection, however.
/ is not serious If the drug IS used
( only once or twice a week.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
1. Please tell me whether
or not a fibrouS tumor IS or ever
. Canebe CancerouS.
AnSwer-Any tumor, or In
fact any tissue can turn into
any other kind Of tissue. includ-
inc canccrOuS tissue but strictly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Home Defense Notes:
Raid Wdrdens
To Feed Cast
of Army Show
BY KEN HALL

One Of the finest gestures IN
the way Of entertaining soldiers
that has come 10 our attention
since the Santa for Service Men"
campaign, conducted by The De-
troit Times last December is that
of the air raid wardcns and citi-
zens of zone /. area Z, who have
undertaken the job Of feeding
l 500 of the men in uniform con
nected with the Army War Show,
slated 10 open here Saturday.
Undrr the sponsorship OF Air
Raid Wardens Benjamin Bagdade,
who is president Of the Southern
Michigan Skating Association and
"a big help in the conduct Of the
annual Times Gold and Silver
Skates Derby ice races. and Monte
Korn, the residents OF that sector
which is adjacent 20 the camping
grounds of the War Show contln-
gent have been canVaSSed and
have agreed to provide d MONDAY
home cooking feed for the sol
ldiers Friday. Each family vii
take care Of from four 10 SIP
soldiers with the exception OF Mrs
Sophia -korn OF 1000 Washburr
avenue who Will dine II of them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
BOOST FOR DETROIT

This undertaking is one that
will gain this city much favorable
comment IN the army and other
tpfaceS 10 be visited by The show
as the boys will be big boosters
for Detroit and it's citizens.
According To announcement by
Chief Air Raid Warden Frank NJ.
McLaury, the various area air raid
warden offices will do their part
in boosting the army show by
selling tickets at their area offices
and giving all possible publicity 10
the enterprise which viii provide
funds for the army relief fund
These are the souvenir tickets
which can be exchanged at the
Fox Theater. Tuttle e. Clark OF
Sears. Roebuck and Company for
any nights performance.
Nearly a million people have
witnessed the Army War Show IN
four weeks and thousands have
.heea-i isEaad-sMs baltimore
Philadelphia, PITTSBURGH and
Akron. which is a good reason for
DetfoftefS 10 get their tickets
early. The stand here Is for nine
days starting next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
On Broadway
Walter WincheH

Trade Mark Registered copynEht. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
On the Side

Distributed ~ k-as Fes'4fe- sruatratr5 iur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

SATURDAYS, 80 to 5Tt0 Telephone Cherry 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

three-length lead on Vegas Jus
tice. which was fourth in the field
OF II.
Best Seller had been beaten in
his two previous efforts here but
there was not beating him Satur-
day with the breaks the former
r.. r. Bradley horse enjoyed and
the speed ne showed Always a
front RUNNER, the 4-year-old son
OF Blue LarkSpur and Bazaar took
the lead AZ the start and was given
a chance TO open daylight between
himself and the field when the
Rosedalc Stables Poet Laureate
ran wide al the first turn, carry
ing SIN horses with him.
KEEPER shot Best Seller out in
front. He tipped off the first six
furlongS in Ill 3-5 10 gain a
three and a half length lead. hit
the mile in 1:36 mad whipped
under the wire in la 10 clip a
fifth Of a second off the track rec
ord held jointly by Vegas Justice
and Naldina Groom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Best Seller Breaks
Detroit Track Record
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Coming on with a finishing
burst of speed after being headed
in the stretch. the Darby Dan
Farms Best Seller rocketed 10 a
head victory and new track
record in the mile and 20 yards
Of the Motor City Handicap at
the Detroit Race Track Saturday
afternoon.
II took the new track record 10
beat the charging Pirate the
challenger from the Pacific Coast,
which came up from seventh place
on the back stretch. Pirate. under
Johnny . Adams. challenged the
pace setting favorite. grabbed the
lead AT the head Of the stretch
and led half the way home. But
Best Seller. with Paul KEEPER
urging him onN~hsd the finishing
punch he lacked when he lost BY
a nose to Marriage in the Col.
Alger Memorial Handicap.
Best Seller and Pirate were the
two horses most heavily played by
the crowd of 5000 and the race
was run according 10 the betting
Gold Teddy, the third horse. fin
ished five lengths back with a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
'0ne-Hitter Stops
Yankees, | TO 0

CLEVELAND, June 20 0NS)
Joe DiMaggio came out of his
batting slump just long enough to-
day to spoil a no-fit game for
left-handed Al Smith as the Cleve-
land Indians again stopped the
champions, l TO 0, before a crowd
of 1912.
DiMaggio's clean double in the
second inning was the only hit off
the 33-year-old Smith. who pitched
TO only % hitterS as ne won from
Ernie Bonham. the premier
pitcher of both leagues. Buddy
HasSett reached first base on
Smiths error in the seventh, but
the champions went down in order
in all other innings. with the eX-
ceptlon of the second Bonham al
lowed only five hits as he absorbed
his second defeat Of the season.
both Of which were inflicted by
the Indians.
Successive singles by Ken Kelt-
ner, Les Fleming and Buster Mills
in the seventh produced the win
ming run. Smith struck out five
men. including DiMaggio, as he
recorded his fifth victory.
The Yankees now have lost four
in a row and five out of their last
sly