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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
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lore seekcfh not dsclf 10 please,
Nor for Itself hath any care;
BIT for another gires rs eosc
Ard builds O Heorep an He'fs
despair.
Blake.
Have been asked 10 name the
twelve greatest love poems in
the English language Do not
feel qualified 10 do this but |
don't believe anybody could
rightly leave the above four
lines out of any such list
END3
As TO unusual situations. |
n know a woman who forgot
that one day last week-pD her
we'd ding anniversary. What
makes N even more unusual
was that her husband rcmem-
bcrcd ~.
Slogan Of a San Francisco
jeweler IS
THE House Of Lucky Wedding
Rings"
Speaking OF rings, why not
another ring 10 slip on the little
fadyS nand AZ the -twenty-fitth
wedding anniversary and an
other for the Golden Wedding
day?
So Helen O'Hara. who is 6
feet 2 inches tall, has been
given a film contract
That man who Sald-1442-
would bc a TAFT girls year
really seems 10 have had some
thing
II Charles Boyer ever is as
signed 10 play opposite Miss
O Hara he Will have IN he on
stills when he kisses her IN the
love scenes.
QUERIES from clients.
" @ Is the film TT Happened
IN FlatbuSh an accurate pOr-
trayal of life in Brooklyn?
a. Can't say Haven't seen
this picture. Flatbush Is Just a
small section Of Brooklyn and
Is for the most part an attrac-
/ tive residential neighborhood
one Of the three greatest high
+ schoNfx IN the country j. IN
F1atbuSk. j am referring 10
ErasiUrGfall High School.
@ Which do you prefer. wild
women or wild horses?
a. Dop't care much for either
Wild horses get left at the
post.
Wild women are dangerous
companions
They cause YOU 10 be asked
20 leave places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Goes AII-Ouf
for Hon. Luce

timers until I heard the honor
able Luce and you may withhold
any suggestion that the beauti-
full scene she presents to the
eye lullS my sense of oratorical
judgment.
/ can now pass on 'em inn
partially on any point. The
honorable Luce in my opinion
represents the peak Of the de-
-velopnent or women in politics.
Streamlined. clever, and--1 hope
ruthless enough in a ruthless
game 10 advance the interests
Of her sex beyond anything yet
accomplished for il.
WE HAVE great need Of
w women in politics but they
must be women of forceful
character who do not suddenly
attempt TO become men, politi-
callywise. when they reach a
spot such as the honorable Luce
has attained, and just run with
the pack
A dame as smart as she is,
off past performance, ought TO
have no difficulty out-thinking
some of the billiards she will
find around her in Washington
and become something more
than decorative. which would
have been the sad fate of all the
women who ever went 10 Con-
greSS except most of them were
disqualified by nature from
being even that.
have great hopes for the
honorable Luce
Copyright, 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Greatest
Love Poems?

be annoyed and make me ride
the strawberry roam.
~ RI YOU Irish"" asks .
n Bostonian
Am Of Irish descent on my
mothers side and irish and
English on my fathers side
A San Franciscan says he was
a soldier in the Boer War at
the age Of IA. Very interesting.
/ recall receiving a letter
from a man in Los Angeles who
stated his father was leu
tenant az the age of is in the
Union Army IN the War Be
tween the States and was
Warded the Congressional
Medal for bravery IN action
Learn 70 Dance tho South
America Way u a sign noted
on a dancing school which has a
staff OF Latin American inStruc-
tors.
Maybe I'll drop in there and
brush up on my rhumba dane
ing.
/ have an invitation 10 attend
good neighbor party at
which only South American
dances will be order.
CHIRLEY DINSDALE. She's
y ventriloquiSt a very
unusual occupation for a female.
=Shirtry=is-i;51 -
Ray Bell. horseman. One OF
Louis =. Mayors thoroughbred
horse breeding and racing or
ganizatiOn.
Mr.. Mayer has farm at
PerriS, Cal. which has a one
mile training track.
Alberta Vaughn. If you are A
film fan with a good memory
YOU will recall Miss Vaughn APP
pearing with Reginald Denny,
Al Cook and Kit Guard in a
hilarious comedy series known
as The Leather Pushers."
Terry GEISLER, attorney for
y Enrol Flynn, has his name in
the telephone book both as Gels
Ter and Giesler
Mr.. Geisler says his name Is
so often spelled Giesler that he
thought the aforementioned pro-
cedure would aid prospective
clients in finding his telephone
number
My name is often spelled Dar-
ling Maybe I'll put both Dur
ling and Darling in the telephone
book.
Copy right. 1912 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

WASHINGTON is still buzzing
w about the near fist fight
. between two Senators - one
from New England-the other
from the Midwest.
Another FL Morocco fight was
over Larry Kirk Brown. who de-
manded admittance. The door
man being the target. Every one
went 10 the station house.
Sec'y OF War Henry Stlmson.
a grand man, had narrow
escape two Friday nights ago.
Pilot circled the field for 40
minutes at 700 feet before
landing blind,
Recently we reported Mime.
Chang kai-shek was en- route
here for an operation II was
laughed al by the know-noth-
inGS.
She's almost on L. s. soil!
WENDELL WILLKIE s
w speech before the News
paper Guild the other night
call of it of the record) was
the most dynamlghty he ever
made. What a blast!
Phyllis Pablo will tell you the
talk of marrying j. Loder and
quitting Jimmy McHugh, her
pal. is the bunk.
Washington insists the Presi-
dent will soon have the young
est cabinet in history.
Night club biz bigger than
ever? The owner Of one OF the
swankiest owes local uSurers
$4,000 keeping up appear
AnCeS.
Alan Corclli has exciting
plans ready for the George NJ.
Cohan hag-pole in Duffy So.
II IS peculiar that the big
mouths in the Capital who keep
yelling for a unified command
IN the war zones aren't inter
ested in one Al Washington
GLORIA BAKER TOPPING is
VI in favor OF Lieutenant at
Miami
The society queens heading an
opera organization are tifflng
One moneybag IS threatening 20
walk on, and take her mint
with her
a bombshell is anticipated at
'he Police Dept another shake
lip that may change the entire
set-up
Two big New York hotels are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

ffdffff uSPU DN lfNtd ~ lNidflN
for following thG> development
Of the child from infancy up 10
10 or l. yearS-
II is simply a graphic method
Of putting, down on a carefully
ruled grid the summary OF the
childS growth along various
important. lines. "
II you consider height T. one
factor which Is entitled 70 a
certain number 81 points IN
showing satisfactory develop
ment and increase IN weight as
another factor OF the same
kind. with the measurements oi
the neck. shoulders, hips and
legs A. other factors. and add
all these together, you vii get
sort Of summary Of The m
dNidualS physical status
This summary Is put down aS
a dot or PERIOD al certain
point on your grid.
NOV, from infancy 10 the age
" OF 10. let US say this phy>I-
cal status should change In a
progressive steady and unlnter-
rupted n1anner-that Is, # the
rf7Ifd K normal
Even the up>cts which arc
10 be expected IN infancy and
early childhood. such az dIgc>-
tive upSetS. intestinal infections
measles, whooping cough and 80
forth. do not change the orderly
progress Of the child. If OBJ
served Al regular periods
But II is noticeable on look
ing a,-n,a.2-- At ll44t--r--r-1--1rtv
that when there * an inter-
rlpted or irregular process Of
development II Is a pretty good
indication that something is
the matter with the child
II may be hidden tuberculosis.
\ diabeuc child, which na'u-
rally Jumps from one extreme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
BY Damon RunyOn

stressed this feature more than
the Republican
THE Republicans occasionally
L dug up congressman you
could pass in the street without
closing your eyes in diSmay but
the Democrats seemed 10 have
perfected system of finding
homellnesS that seldom went
-,rfaf4fes7 -
The honorable Luce. is of
course. Republican and |
might add that in addition 10 ter
good looks she has great intelli-
gence-more. IN fact, than a
pretty lady needs.
She is middling young. Is
shining example, of what the
well-dressed woman should
wear, has plenty of what we call
glamour and is the greatest pub
lie speaker of her sex l have
ever heard and l 60 back TO the
time of the early days Of
womens suffrage in the West
when the gals had some of the
most m arVelous spellblnuers
alive
They spoke from the huStings
without benefit OF mlcrophone>
and 10 tough audiences and they
could out -orate the best Of the
gentlemen windiammcrS.
I DO not know what has be-
L come of the art of oratorY
among the ladies since those
days. Maybe the mikes killed
Off their eloquenCe But / had
not heard the likes of the old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

THE trading post VIII be even
j more necessary when meat
and butter and cheese and all
the other things that are needed
for the army are pat on the
ration list
/ am already on the lookout
for a man, woman. or child, who
doesn't like butter.
To me. butter is far and away
the best part OF the COW
You can have the SIrloln> that
come from a COWS Sirloin de-
parment, or the Tump steaks
from the rumpuS room
Just let me have the butter.
All my life havr- heard n
people who. as children. IN
wisely ate A pound Of butter a.
one standing cor sitting and
haven't been able 10 touch the
stuff since
l am looking for grown-up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
BY Henry NacLemOre

fetal hosteSSes ! have ever met.
would be plump, wear a dress
with lots Of lace and arrange
bridge and bingo games on the
side when business was dull.
We'd both 90 away happy
could drink all the black
coffee that both OH cnLpanS
allowed US, and you could 20 on
a sugar binge.
The government would he
none the worse OF. because each
OF US would have used only our
proper allotment Of coffee and
sugar
The government hasn't yet
reached the point where j. cares
whose stomach gets what.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

70 tf1r other ~ nulrltlonaI STA
bitity, shows a very irregular
chart
So do children with sllergy.
IN SHORT IT may be SAID that
i the best indication Of a
child's general health is that
there should be a regular and
orderelY deNelopmen1- height.
weight and bodily proportions
and the best Indication Of the
faCr thaU the child ha, some
thing the matter with II IS an
interrupted orderly development,
We sec TINS commonly TTfUS-
trated In the case Of twins
Most twins have the same
heredlty and the same exposure
10 infectious diseases
They also receive the same
nutrition Most twins there
fore. develop Al the same rate
and arc likely 10 show the same
fluctuations If their develop
ment l. hampercd by III health
Occasionally We see pair Of
twins IN which one has had
some disturbance not shared by
the other and the difference
between their height weight
and ht7At4iyt proportions IS Strlk-
inG.
THEORETICALLY all chill
L dren should develop al OK
actly the same rate on the grid
technique
But in q given school room il
has been found that the children
will vary between 60 and l60-a
ftttt=p0Trr spread
About so per cent Of all chill
dren are behind their age As
measured by bodily development
on the grid technique
In any school where such rec
ords are made the child that
needs extra nutrition or medical
care is easily spotted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

THIS Will be very good Tor
l. civilian morale. II viii enable
u 10 live about rs We please
Those Of YOU who are content
20 81 at home looking like ami
mated rag bags IuSt 50 your
Stomachs are purrlng with con-
tentment, can do Just that. and
those who like 10 strut along
the bouleeardS playing the
swell. even though hunger is
eFal~tfte -1ft-trCTr- mnaFdS, can
have their pleasures. too.
The trading posts arc certain
to foster friendship and romance.
II would be- an unromantic
boy. indeed. who, as he spread
his bread with some lovely
blondes butter. and knew that
she was wrapping her fair neck
in A scarf he had snapped her
for the butter. did not have a
tlutter OF the heart.
Distributed ny McNaurh' Syndicate Ind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
by Dr. Logan CIendening

T'HE Grid Technique is tho
name by pedTHtTTcIanS
for following thH> development
of the child from infancy up 10
10 or Is wears -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
OEfReH6agF NES

Published every Week Dav EvcrinE and
sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company Al 1925 Times square. Detroit.
Michigan
Entered al Detroit Mich. as Second Class
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Trading Posi-
Need Outlined

version Of one ~ those little
CusseS who stole a pound of the
table when mama wasn't look
lng
When butter rauonlnC begins
he viii not only be my meat-he
can have my meat
When tfp TstTOnTUE ~ C1Orf[CS
begins, and that day probably
isn't too far of the trading
post VIII become tho most popu-
lar spot IN town, particularly
with the ladies
TAKE some one like Mrs Har-
Il riSon Williams VINO for
years has been ranked a. one
-the-lreII-lle III : tirr--tt---r frryS-rt
women
You know good and well that
Mrs Williams, rather than lose
her high ranking. would swap
her cheese. sugar coffee and
butter coupons for a beautifully
cut Mother Hubbard by Molly
neuX or gay. daring boudoir
cap by John Frederick
What is true Of Mrs Williams
is true Of the men who pride
themselves on their clothes.
At the trading post they Viii
be able 10 get a set Of matching
pearl SpatS for five pats Of but
ter or a plcatod bosom dress
shirt Tor A pound or two Of
sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

All money sent al sender : RISK Do not
send cash or stamps All checks, drafts
and money orders should he made payable
to TIE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
international News Service has The eNclu-
sivs rights ~ use Tor reproduction N am
form al news dispatches credited 70 u or
DOT otherwise credited 10 this paper.
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Distributed by KING Features sYna Inc.
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On Broadway
BY Walter WinchelI

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright. is'a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

L. Jack Victor. take il from
those who know Is why Paulette
Goddard adOreS washington.
Copyright - Daily &irrot Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
{ 'hiId'S
Growth

to the other OF nuurionai sta
bitity, shows a very irregular
chart
So do children with allergy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

II is simply a graphic method
Of putting down on a carefully
ruled grid the summary OF the
childS growth along various
irr,rsorf ant. limos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

lore seckcfh not tsclf ~ please,
Nor for Itself hath any care;
BIT for another gires rs eosc
ard builds @ Heorep an He'fs
despair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

Copy right 1912 by Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

one d Inc three greatest high
sctoNG~ in the country j. IN
FlatFsuSka-. ] am referring TO
Erasfursyfal High Schoel.
@ Which do you prefer. wild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

II you consider height one
factor which IS cntIiIed 70 q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
--WE, THE WOMEN
Uniforms Dom PrOtect Women
War Workers Against ''CatS"

in this country the business woman
success is always target for gos-
success is always a target for Cos
sipS-so in Great Britain is the
lady soldier" who gets promo
lion or a good job.
It's just fresh evidence Of the
fact that, war or no war, women
keep right on being women, .eal-
Gus as cats if one Steps out of the
ranks to win some personal glory
for herself.
And it's safe to bet that If women
are taken into the army here, as
has already been proposed, the same
thing will happen.
WAGGING TONGUES
RARELY CEASE
Over their bridge tables and over
their knitting the women who aren't
in uniform will spready gossip about
those who are.
They'll do 1t because women
inStinctively hate TO see women
try anything new Qook how the
homecodies turn up their noses at
working Women) ard because
gossip is a form of excitement TO
women.
It's too much to expect of the
sex that they could send some of
their women into the armed forces
ard that the rest would sit back
and cheer them on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
Bile, Spleen, Irritability

Bile, Spleen, 1rritability
Is there any way one can reduce
the amount of bile in their system?
I know many people who would re-
duce the crossness and irritability
of their nature if they could reduce
the amount of bile or spleen in their
glands. (Miss K. Id
AnsWer-There Is no foundation
for your fancy. Bile is secreted in
the liver and enters the intestine
where it aids in the digestive proc
ess.. The spleen Is gland without
secretion Except possibly some
hormone or internal secretion not
now recogrized)- the spleen prob
ably functions in manufacture of
blood ccrpuscles. Secretion of bile
has no effect on temperament or ir-
ritability, but emotional conditions
may interfree with normal secretion
and action of bile.
S0ftering Dense Nails
Please repeat instructions for the
use of a solution to soften thick,
hard nails SO they can be trimmed.
CHI. o. So
AnsWer-Apply to the nail only
(keep eff from skim standard
Liquor Potassae (solution of potas-
SUM hydroXide N. F., S per cent
Strength. Best way is to rub nail
with wispy of cotton on toothp.ck
moistened with the solution. This
will soften the nail so that 1t may
be more easily cut or filed.
Copyright, 1912, John F.. Ollie Coz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
Latest Styles
War Cond ions Bring Another BOOM
This Time for Modern, Simple Furniture
FURNISHINGS KEYED TO TODAY'S LIVING

vatore Bevelacqua's 100-piece group
in American walnut and blonde
woods, especially oak. Here again,
flowing lines and subtle curves
create great variety of modern
moods from simple informally to
formal baroque effects. This group
is keyed to a precisely co-ordinated
plan stressing progressive pro-
gram of home decoration - mean
ing you do the whole house at once
or over a stretch of seasons with
equal ease because each piece is
built to TT into either scheme.
Gilbert Rohde, University OF
Washington lecturer, also does a
hundred piece collection in wal
nut. It's now scheduled to be out
in March. In designing it, Rohde
sought to shake down and select
from the trends and demands of
the last decade and thus produce
basic functional pieces.
Cases and cabinets are square,
tables are round, oblong or square.
There are four finishes-very light
bleached, dusty or pal,id, picked
surfaces, natural American walnut,
and antique. The last is made to
blend with traditional pieces as
well as fit into completely modern
rooms: a characteristic many manu-
facturers are stressing.
Two other new Rohde bedrooms
are being shown now, one in pal
deo and flaky maple, the other in
textured or combed birch. All the
new lines feature optional use OF
leather and leather-type upholstery
COLOR Is
BIG NEWS
Color is news in those four and
in practically all other new fur
niture and furnishings. Oriental and
patriotic influences were stressed
at Chicago - gay floral decorations
on cases, European peasant and Or
iental decoration. For example, Chi
nese modern rattan, and stream
lined rattan upholstered in red
were important. Lamp bases incor-
porated new, bright crystal, cera.
mics, finishing materials of a..
kinds (instead of metaD and aiSl
many new forms.
To sum up, furniture men arr
putting the accent for the future
on modern simplicity not thu
forced drama of angles and curve.
for their own sake, but furniture
built with thought for the NOV
ing, labor-saving, apartment-dwell
ing, small-home-buying habits o
American families.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04


Our army and navy! Ea IN man,
each gun, each ship is important to
/ us, but citizens are vague about our
armed forces
What do the different warships
do? A cruiser? A destroyer? Light
cruisers are speedy beats, carrying
6-inch guns. They lead destroyer
lo,illas.
The destroyer, called tin can
packed with engines and guns, .
does thousand jobs.
You can tell the claGS Of a war
ship by its name. Battleship are
named for states, cruisers for
cities, submarines for fish, de-
stroyers for naval heroes.
To lardlubbers, sailors are sailors,
but each is really specialist.
Crossed flags on sailors sleeve
mean he's signalman; sea-horses
say he'2 Of the submarine branch!
A parachute? A parachute man,
Do you also know distinctions
| in rank? Is a Commander for in
stance, superior to a Captain in
the navy? In the army which is
first, Major or Lieutenant Gen
eral?
Our new 32-page booklet tells
how our armed forces are organ
lied ard commanded army,
navy, marines, air forces. De-
scribes equipment; ins.gnia.
Send l0c (Rlus one cent to cover
cost OF mailing) for your copy Of
Guide to the United States Armed
Forces to Waterbury Democrat,
Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave, New
York N. Y. Be sure to write
plainly your name address and
the name Of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
041] =
III
PRINCESS STYLE
is SLENDERlZING
PATTERN 1903

Keep that age secret by looking
slim! Keep slim by wearing Claire
Tiltien special frocks for the larger
figure! Pattern 1903 is designed fol
home wear in pert cotton, for street
wear in spur-rayon or wool ..
Make up 10th styles for new Spring
s!enderness! It's the princess panel
ing back ard front that sets YOU
OF the straight and narrow patti
to smartness the front buttonine
accents the vertical lines, gives you
height, ard makes this frock easy tc
don. ct makes flat-spread ironing
easy too). Don't you like The jaunty
collar? Claire Tilden says you caf.
make it OF contrast or trim it witt'
lace for emphasis just follow
her thorough step-by-step Sewing
Guide. The lace may be SET il lbs
darts and at the edge OF the short
sleeves; omitted if you choose q
long-sleeved version When short
sleeves are uced, the cen,er pane
in the black and the two side panels
in front are cut on the bias: on ia
long sleeved version. they are cat
straight. So Try this frock IN more
than one vers.on-your fNbli. VII
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48. Size 36 requires ) LA yards 80
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