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Evening star., 1942-07-06
How Doctor Can
Announce End
Of Practice
Giving His Message
Very Clearly Is
Only Set Rule
BY Emily Post

By Emily Post
A doctor who has received his
commission as an officer in the
Army Medical Corps asks how cards
notifying his private patients that
he is closing his Office for the dura-
ton should be worded.
In answer to this, there Is no set
form tosfollow further than to give
his message as clearly as possible
For example:
Having been called
for service in the U. S. Army
DR.. John David Harrison
is with great regret
notifying his patients
that he is closing his Office
for the duration of the war.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Filmy Wells

Filmy wells can be kept in good
condition by pressing them gently
with a warm iron. Sew up tiny holes
as soon as they appear with silk
thread and a fine needle-or merely
tie the hole together.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Anchor RUGS

Small rugs at the bottom of stairs
or between rooms should be anchor
ed securely so people won't slip on
them.
Evening star., 1942-07-06

as Ellen, she can use M. E. v. II
she prefers. 's
@, Should girl thank boy after
he has asked her to skate at roller
skating rink?-ESTHER L.
A. just as in dancing. the boy
should thank the girl, who should
then say that she enjoyed the skate,
or that it was fun, or something
similar.
Need some ideas to carry your
club through the summer
months? There are plenty in
our Club Names and Club Ac-
tivities" leafiet, and it costs just
5 cents stamps or coin). Ad-
dress Kay Caldwell and Alden
Harrison, in care of this paper).
Evening star., 1942-07-06

Dear Mrs. Post: Which is correct
toastmaster or toastmistress when it
applies to a woman's organization? =?
And will you also tell me where is
the speakers table supposed to be
placed in large dining room?
Answer-Toastmaster is consid-
cred better form than toastmistress,
but the latter Is not incorrect. The
speakers table is usually placed op-
posite the door of entrance, against
the far wall-or wherever else it can
be seen by a majority of the guests.
To give 1t further prominence the
table usually is raised on a platform
and places are set only on the side
which will leave the speakers facing
the dining room.
Dear Mrs. Post: have been left
alone in the family house by the
recent death of my mother. All my
brothers and sisters are married, all
living in homes of their own. Now
that am alone, may I never enter
tain man friend at dinner or in the
evening? I am in my 40s If that
makes any difference in your answer.
Answer-In answering Certainly
you may" I am taking it for granted
that neither your behavior nor that
of the man you would care to invite
to your house is likely to deserve un-
pleasant comment. Neighbors are
apt to object to noise or to any
thing that conspicuously attracts
attention. But quiet, well-behaved
people are unlikely to cause gossip
or to arouse any special curiosity.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Serves 6 to 8.

constantly appetite?
Instead of focusing attention ga coored cloth for
table
blue gngham applique white Mother
yellow odds
CLOTH
Chicken Family be used for curtains,
Pattern envelope contains horon transfers designs
and four small designs Napkins stitch illustrations full
pattern Washington
Star, p. o. Box l72, Station D. New York N. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
CONTROLS NECESSARY

As I have mentioned several
times before, price controls are
necessary IN period Of initiation.
but by themselves cannot be
counted on 20 hold down price
levels.
Here IS the background for the
attempts 20 control an initiation
already pretty well started
Incidentally the explanation
may help in understanding why
certain other nations, like Ger
many, Italy. Japan. have not
blown up financially from their
heavy war expenditures OF past
years.
The time apparently has passed
when any nation can wage a major
war without Soverc-and many
government controls.
Washington today is figuring. II
figuring is The right word on a
war that Will last AZ least three
years. During that time the OK
penditureS in dollars NAV very
likely roach $3.50. 100000 900 10
$500 000. 100000 a national debt
of S20O,00O0O0.OoO is forecast by
many.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Blamed Gravity
Or War Situation

Ley may have thought AT first II
was the seriousness OF the occa-
sion and the war. particularly
since Hitler fcw DAYS before had
announced in grand manner the
concluding offensive on the cast
front designed 10 sweep tho rom
nant Russian armies into the dis
card.
He swung into action in his
best oratorical style, painting the
wonders and beauty Of life in the
fuehrer's Reich. where the work
ingman is tops and a man OF
recognized importance
There were moments when he
got too excited and his tongue
twisted everything into Sputter.
but Ley never falicred in the flow
of language and enthusiasm. wip-
ing the beads Of sweat from his
neck and brow whenever the
dozen shop directors and adiutants
on the speakers stand with him
applaudcd. The applause sounded
strkingly thin in that huge hall.
although loud enough TO serve as
signal 10 tho men below that now
a spot OF heiling would help things
along.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Ley leetured
On Baby Care

7 don't know how Ley's pro-
cesSes arrived at tho program he
had outlined So carefully. but the
first thing on the bill was visit
70 the Nazi headquarters for more
and better babies. legitimate or
otherwise, and the care Of
mothers.
Eyes somewhat REDEEMED and
watcry and thick Of speech, Ley
shouted carful after earful at the
duke and duchess on tho means
and methods Used tn coax more
babies out Of tho good folk Of
Germany and how tho unwcd
mother can safely give birth TO
the children she wants without
once being looked down upon. a
few times, when Ley got bit
involved IN hiccups and statistics.
tho director Of the place, HilGcn-
feldi. injected explanations in a
vocifcrous voice, completely con-
fu>ing our little circle of listeners.
The duchess took IL all in with
out batting an eye, while the duke
yanked collar and tie little more
often than usual. We. remarked
among ourselves that Il was GO
ing TO he "A hard day. laying bets
that the duchess would duck the
next days rounds. She did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Workers Waxed
Unenthusiastic

A couple Of days later il was
still the same thing when he
staged a grand entrance with
drums and flags into the main
machine shop hall OF the vast
Borsig plant in Berlin, where many
thousands OF workers keep the
war wheels OF production turning
day and night.
They had them lined UP in semi
military formation. made aware
properly beforehand that the head
OF the Labor Front and Just a good
fellow with every working man
vas going 10 tell them about tho
war they'd win and what vital
pert men in tho shops must play
Ley his round stomach sticking
out BIT more than usual. walked
tho length IF the middle aisle be-
tween lincd-up thousands while
a brass band played the Horst
Vessel Lied" Somehow. there was
something missing.
II took minute 70 tumble 10
tho fact that applause was lacking
and the welcoming cries of "Sicg
Hell Ley glanced around A little
ncrvouSly and climbed the speak
cr'S platform based on half-fin-
lShed tanks. From up there, when
the playing stopped and raised
arms came down. IL didn't look so
good. The workers seemed 10 stand
there in endless rows. arms folded
across the chest and definitely
CCDulirc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Duke and Duchess
Picture Of Grace

She stopped out Of the elevator
az gracefully and self-controled
rs The queen ~ England, a set
Smie on the otherwise cold face
and dressed in a trim dark suit
for a tourist ride through Berlin.
The duke. trailing step be-
hind and yanking neIvously AZ his
collar and tie. seemed Just little
startled whom the heaVy-Sct man
in tho brown Nazi uniform
snapped his heels together and OK
tended his rich'-arm in salute.
Ley tried 30 get some words Of
greeting across his lips hUt tho
nervous Sruttcr again seized his
tongue and he gave II up with n
rcd face Hc oollcd 'he hand ~ The
duchess. ard bending very far
down. h,cCtIpcd Just as his lips
touched her fingers. Tho duke
)novcd forward a little hastily and
Shook hands, greeting HIM IN
German
Ley. after believing his adiu-
tants into action. then CALAMITY
led tho duchess away on his arm
hut complications CnSucd IN tho
swinging door leading into The
street and he had 10 backwater
and try again when an overzealous
adlutant swung the door TOO oncr-
1ctically around and around for
the tTiO'S exit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
NATIONAL INCOME

The people Of this nation. on the
farm. in the factories. in service
occupations, in professional lines.
IN business Of wholeSaling and
retailing. are nj work producing
goods and services.
That production In 1912. this
year, il is estimated will Weld a
money income for tho year Of be-
twccn 100000 100000 and $40
0OO 900 600
Under normal or AZ least under
prewar conditions. national income
is available in large part for
spending on things people want
and can use.
But there won't be things for
people 10 buy reaching anywhere
near Sl00o00,0 O0. 600 in goods cat
present dollar valucS) during 1912
The United States Government
plans 10 spend between S5O.OOO =
100000 and 100000 100000 for
war SuDDlieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Cdpper Says Tax
Curbs Initiation
BY ARTHUR CAPPER
United states senator Prom Kansas
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON, Feb. Meas.
.urcd in dollars, the weeks just
passed has been one of Congress
buSiest-and biggest.
Monday the Senate received
from the House a bill passed the
week before. appropriating SIP
10000. 900 for the army. The next
day tho House passed another APP
preparation bill 49, SlS.5OO. 600 O0O
for the navy. AS soon as this
second bill came up for hearings
before Senate committee. the
navy asked that u 10 increased by
another 81 900 900 900.
Thirty-fve billion dollars for the
army and navy in one week: that
gives some idea Of the magnitude
OF the war IN which we arc en-
gagged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Climax Of Speech
Was Anti Climax

No, they stood there with folded
arms, as if listening 10 the reading
OF a military order. Ley tried
again. batting them with round
condemnation Of capitalistic
slavery in the dcmocracies and the
German workers elevated place in
Hitler'S postwar Reich. Rcd color
began to hcighten the flash in his
eyes. His arms gesticulated moro
fiercely; the microphones shook
from fist blows on the roStrum.
lie had touched q fine climax,
built up in mastery Nazi style
for the tide Of cheers and frantic
hcillng sure TO follow None came.
except the feeble clapping and
scared heils from the handful OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Daily Quiz

Just ~ vending machines have
"popularizcd' the nickel. a man
named EraStuS +. Beadle popu-
larlzCd the dime. How?
If YOU wanted TO swim in the
lowest sheet of water on the
carth'S surface where would
you 90?
True or falSe-Cape Verde IS
the most westerly point Of
Africa?
Which Of these articles would
you 10 wont 10 purchase If you
contemplated taking up scry-
ing as a profession: wheelbar-
row, typewriter, crystal ball?
How did tho expression "as
true as Coventry blue come
into popular use?
kentucky'S second largest city
has within its limits the La
tonia race track. Which Of
these cities is IT. Lexington.
Covington, Louisville?
ANSWERS on Page 2S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Insisted He Get
His Precious Coffee
"You Kiel. come her

"iou Kiel. come here" he
shouted pcremptorlly.
When KEEL came running. ono
boot Off and one on. Ley handed
HIM n small paper bag.
Here are my coffee beans
for tomorrow's coffee. See 10 II
that J. get all that coffee and
that this swine Of n train porter
doesn't steal half of the beans.
You keep the bag with you and
watch him closely tomorrow
morning when he makes the
coffee"
Ley got his coffee. every bean
OF II. and drank every bit of il
without once finching or wincing.
The fact that coffee is a rare treas
ure in Europe, priced at 80 marks
t$2O) per pound on the black mar
ket OF Germany, didn't bother him.
lie never even thought of apolog-
tztr1G to the train porter for calling
HIM a swine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Busted Union Labor,
famed Workers

He was the fair haired boy Of
the fuehrer and for the fuehrer he
had tanned 22,0000O0 German
workers. He had busted all unions
and labor organizations with an
iron hand and welded all hands in
every walk OF life into a single
labor front run by him in Nazi
manner and without back talk.
One day in October of 1871, Ley
set of from Berlin on an over
night Journey 10 inspect the coal
mine areas. War restrictions on
railway traffic have eliminated the
private coach he and others like
him used 10 have az their disposal
and he stomped discontentedly into
his reserved compartment. Ten
minutes later, half undresSed, Ley
stuck his head out Of the door
and bawled loudly for his adjutant,
the stupid-looking one named Kiel
who accompanies him everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Was Dock Worker
In Pre-Nazi Days

Ley, n dock worker and water
front boss in the old days. has
been publicly named the best
Nazi Of all by Hitler. II was Ley
hoy say who coined tho term
Mein Fuchrcr' by which Hitler
now addressed and Icy himself
.'laims he sold Hitler tho slogan
compulSorily in use throughout the
Reich Of Hell Hitler"
Whatever the case. Ley is a
favorite son around der fuehrer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Ley Uncomfortable
In Hosts Role

With a red and white handker-
chief Icy, wiped the moist triple
folds of his neck and then, his
mouth. He turned 10 us foreign
correspondents and said We must
bc sure 10 behave properly on this
inspection trip 10 factories and
institutions around Berlin.
Ilc wanted 10 be certain that in
our dispatches We preceded all else
with the fact that Nazi Labor
Front leader Or. Robert Ley had
been appointed by Hitler as Of
lc.al host 70 the Duke and
Duchess Of Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
is BILLION TAXES

Under present tax laws. the fed
eral government would collect
about $4,000. 900 900 in taxes out
of national income Of $780,
000,0000OO.
President Roosevelt has asked
Congress TO levy another $4,000 :
100000 n year in taxes. If this is
done, Uncle Sans take out of the
estimated S100.000.00O.0O0 would
be S25 600. 100000.
State and local governments
will collect in round numbers
another $4,000 1000. OO0 in taxes.
Combined tax takings Of the
federal. state and local govern
mentS would be approximately
S35 600. 100000.
That would leave Sos, 900 900 .ooC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

of another five or ten billion
dollars Of national income. to help
hold down prices.
These maintain. and there Is
some force 10 their arguments,
that il would be better for the
government 10 get the benefit Of
these billions than have the money
GO into higher prices.
But the more taxes collected "a
We GO tho less tho government
net borrowings VIII be. And We
must remember that every dollar
borrowed now means two dollars
to pay later, including interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Hitler Unmasked
BY PIERRE J. HUss


, Once upon time, in the days
before 1888. Hitler and the brown
shirted minions always swirline
around like fireflies on a warm
night were looked upon as crack
pots by the best German circles.
Nobody cared a snap of the fin
gers whether a NaZi Of the Hitler
rowd was carried home on q
,t~Eher after heated party rallies
and clashes with Communists or
sat around all night drinking him
self into a stupor with schnapps
and beer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLY

Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Where are these famous places
in American history (al Ap-
pomattox; (b) Ticonderoga
(c) st. Augustine
What is the middle name of
(a) Robert Benchley. humoriSt
(bl Charles Chaplin. actor:
(c) Claude Bowers, historian &?
what is usually meant by these
terms ta) melting pot; (b)
pony express; tc) notification >
Where are these parts OF the
body ta) palate; tb) tonSlls /;
(c) Eustachian tubes?
What is the meaning of the
names Of these operas la) II
Trovatorc tb) Fidelio tcj
La Traviata"?
Name the state: (a) IL is a
cotton state with it's capital az
Montgomery; tb) II is a garden
state with Tvs capital az
Trenton; (c) II Is a badger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
HiSEl Berlin Circles Called
Hitler Il CrackpOt up To '::B:}

and can risk a few personal liber.
ties, imposing just a little bit al
times on the patience and good
will OF everybody concerned.
He married sweet young Ger
man blonde half his age, parading
her around in picture hats and
white frocks at official occasions,
and at banquets in the chancellory
even wangled il so that more than
once he seated her next TO Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

OF purchasing power for $4,000
100000 worth Of goods, supposing
these goods had 1871 prices.
In other words. there would only
be supply Of $50 worth Of goods
in the market for every Sos Of
purchasing power.
Unless that purchasing power
goes into other places. almost
automatically the price Of the $50
worth Of goods on the whole viii
60 up 10 Sos.
II the people oS tho United
States would invest $4,000. 600. 600
Of the SOS 600 100000 of national
income left after paying taxes IN
defense bonds, the necessary rise
in prices because Of too many
dollars would be slight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
buy Bomber
Free Medicine Record Set

LANSING. Feb. ? UPl.-Dr.
II. Allen Meyer. state health COM
missioner. said today that tho ex-
pccted free distribution Of biologic
medicines TO physicians by the
health department this year 10
surpass the record Of 2,499,6lS
doses distributed in 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Public Ignored
Maxi Rowdyism

People lifted eyebrows or
shrugged shoulders in exceptional
cases of violence and scandal and
let il 90 at that. Rabble-rousinG
speeches, rowdyism, carousing.
street brawlS and occasional fights
among themselves were accepted
and ignored in the public eye as
part Of the nature and earmark
Of the NaZiS
But when Hitler marched
through the Brandenburger gate
as relchSchanCellOr and herewith
cast the mantle of official dignity
over his party and men, he found
himself faced with the uneasy task
of transforming a beer hall ma
chine INTO the machinery Of state
/ remember so well tho ludi-
crouS Robert Ley, bull-nccked
head OF tho NaIi Labor Front,
striving with might and main 10
act the polished host 10 the Duke
and Duchess OF Windsor. lie
paced tho lobby Of the KaiSerhof
Hotel with nervous step while
waiting for the couple 10 come
down, and the first day Of the visit
vice commanded his Stupld-look-
ing adiutant 10 bring him another
quick one Of pilsner. escorted by
schnapps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Detroit Man Killed
In Fall Downstairs
TIM. stan Correspondent

GRAND BLANC. Feb. lisa
dorc Ksplan, as, Of 1864 Tuxedo
avenue, Detroit, was dead today OF
injuries suffered when he slipped
and fell down a flight OF stairs
as he was carrying a stove into
the home Of Russell Walmsley OF
1919 West Grand Blanc svenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
WITHHOLDING ARGUMENT

Briefly. that is one Of the argu-
ments made by those who would
have the government levy. in addi-
tion 10 all other taxes. with
holding tax" on wages and salaries
and incomes, sufficient TO siphon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

men behind him. Ley Of the bull
neck stood in aghast silence for
few seconds, wagging his head
a little and lower lip protruding in
mann cirn for.r,n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Lost His Head;
Went on Rampage

Suddenly, the right arm shot w
to wave warning finger at the
masSed men below.
"Jf there are any Communists
among you. let them step up To
this platform and 1 personally
Will smash every one Of them In
the face with my fists. One by
one I'll take on any dirty dog Of
Communist among you and
when I get done with each one I
will wipe my boot on his face"
Ley lost his temper completely
and pranced in agitated manner
around the platform. He nearly
fell off, but Adiutant Kiel caught
him by the arm. Finally, he was
prevailed on 10 end the ceremony
but he went out and down that
aisle shouting and yelling he'd get
TO the bottom OF this.
A few hours later, Gestapo came
into Borsigs and for
bade any one TO leave until further
notice. Among the several score
arrested in due course were two
brothers OF the train porter
branded a swine by Ley a few
days before. The train porter him
self was taken into custody &C
cused Of spreading false rumors
that Ley carried his own coffee
and butter and ate varieties OF
meat while travelling on the rail-
way. If proved guilty. this porter
can sit behind penitentiary bars
as long as 10 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
By Chic Young
BY Hof
By Billy De Beck
Paul Fogarty

state with its capital at
Madison.
wrote these American
novels ca The Green Bay
Tree; tb) The Conqueror":
tc) Riders Of the Purple
Sag"
ANSWERS on Page 93)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

Tomorrow: Christian Weber,
who feeds his horse on eggs
while the German people starveD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

form
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

BUY n BomI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
TOOL TEAM PLAYS
 OAKVILLE FRIDAY
Maramen in Torrington Thursday; SOuthington
 Here Tomorrow Night

The Waterbury Tool company baseball nine, Waterbury's only in- dustrial diamond aggregation, will play it's fourth game of the season at Hamilton park Mo- field tomor- row night against Joe Fontana's Southington All-Stars. The game is scheduled fer SIS with Charley Gerace as umpire.
 The Southington outfit is com- posed of the cream of that towns baseball talent, many of whom are former high school and college stars, and who have played with the Pextos, Falcons, and Brother Christopher clubs and who are now playing in the All-Star ranks under the direction of Joe Fontana, for mer Trinity and Fordham athletic star, and coach of Lewis High school.
 Included in the visitors lineup will be "Tex" Galliette, "Tiger" Kane, King" Klemovich, Hack" DAngelo, Don Morelli, "Swede Kanute, De- Gumci, Delloduca, and Krasfick. On the mound will be young Kenny OdLSC4lU, CA-ACW4S, 444S1L p1IC1l1Il6 star with the prep school star, George Paul doing the backstopping.
 The All Stars gained themselves much prestige last week by holding the powerful Dexters to a 3 to 2 score.
 Manager Rocco Mara of the Tool nine expects tough tussle with the Southington club but is confident that with a pitching staff comprised of Charley Foster, Loring Thomas and Doc" Magasto to choose from that the local dusty combine will prevail.
 The Tool team has played four games to date and broke even in a two game series with Harry Lynch's Thomaston club of the Inter- State league; lost to the Washington Hills of the City league; and played a 2-2 tie with the Aviglianese of the same circuit.
 Tomorrow nights contest will be the first of three this week for the Toolers who invade Torringtpn Thursday night and Watertown Friday night for a contest with the Oakville All Stars of the Central Connecticut circuit.