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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
BY INEZ ROBB

w EIEN Societys 1--WE drummer-boy,
N Robert Wilson Goelet Jr., started
w kicking the kettles around, the per
cusson did more than drive his bride right
out OF this world as the jitterbugs say. 1t
drove her right out of the house. And 10
get to the point in a hurry right out Of
matrmony
The Goelet Clan. which has been living
a the intersection Of Easy street and Ritz
Avenue for long long time has been marry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

80 - oAN'A 80 . - - 80 p 80 49,
best circles for decades
But Jane Monroe Cine
Ut Of Boston. Bohby.s
bride Of. four months, ~
probably tho only Goelct
wife who could name a
kettle drum as corcspon-
dent. If she We're SO
minded Because booEie-
woogie has broken up the
happy home planned by
the Back Bay belle when
she married the Goelct
SCI 0 last March
When little Mrs Goclef
gave her bridegroom a
fun set Of trap drums as "A
sumptuous wedding pres
cnt with which 20 begin
matrimo~v she unw.t-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

this difficult problem brilliantly when she
purchased Bobby the finest set Of trap drums
in the land.
However when Jane had 10 go on her
honeymoon with the drums as well as Bobby
she began to understand that she had pur-
chased a gift horse as dangerous as rodeo
cayuse But Jane was so much in love that
she put up with the racket and took to the
solace of a good book when Bobby spent
goodly portion of his honeymoon with the
drums
Perhaps the novelty Of the drums would
wear off the bride decided by the time they
were settled in their new apartment on ultra
fashionable sutton Place. where a trap drum
mcr is about as welcome as a white-striped
wood kitty at a garden party
But when Jane walked into the drawing
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Special announcement. For
the first time in the history Of
this word feature I have prepared
a pamphlet that explains my
copyrighted system Of phonetic
spelling. I want to send one free
to every reader Of this column.
It will not only make perfectly
clear the pronunciation of every
word discussed here, 1t also will
make 1t easy for you to understand
the pronunciations In your die
tionary. The Colby Phonetic
system, used In schools all over
the Nation, makes pronunciation
as easy as A b c. This offer has
never been made before. Send
q stamped (S-cent) self-addres-
sed envelope to Frank Colby, in
Evening star., 1942-02-27

one who advises on legal matters"
The word is pronounced KOWN-sul.
The verb means ito give advice to-"
The pronunciation Is the same.
COUNCIL, noun, means IAN as
sembly for the conducting of Official
business" Pronounce 1t KOWN-s1.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented)
Evening star., 1942-02-27
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Picture large bird with the face
and head of a woman and with
human arms!
OF such beings the ancient Greeks
used to tell. They were called
"Harpies," and there were supposed
to be at least three Of them. Some
writer's spoke as If there might be
half a dozen.
The Harpies were said to be storm
winds" When they were told by the
gods to do so, they spread storms
before them and brought death to
persons who had done wrong.
One story told Of q king named
Phineus who had made the gods
angry. For this, he was caused to
become blind. When he reached for
food which was set before him, the
Harpies came and snatched the
food away.
That king might have suffered
from hunger for very long time if
1t had not been for the Argonauts.
Those Greek heroes came to his
rescue. They drove off the Harpies
and took the king from the place
where he had been troubled.
In these modern times, we do not
believe In Harpies. We class them as
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
ConsoIe-ConsUI
CounciI-CounseI

AT the console sat the consul
trying to console himself for not
needing the counsel of his. counsel
who tried to counsel him at the
meeting Of the council"
Now here is a pretty kettle Of
fish! But, with little diligence,
I think we shall be able to tell heads
from tails.
CONSOLE, noun, is "a kind Of
table; the desk containing the key
board Of an organ" The pronunci-
alton Is KAHN-sole.
CONSOLE, verb, means "to
soothe: to comfort" Say kun-SOLE.
CONSUL, noun, designates "an
omcial representative Of country" +"
Pronounce it thus: KAHN-sul.
COUNSEL, noun, means advice;
Evening star., 1942-02-27
'Hurpy EuqIes'

Harpies in one way-they have the
habit Of snatching. Whenever pos
sible, a harpy eagle will snatch a
sloth from the limb of q tree.
Harpy eagles are among the most
powerful Of all living birds. From
bill to tail, they may measure 4 feet
Some of them have a wingspread
of z feet.
Harpy eagles are birds of the New
World. They are found In Mexico,
Central America and South America.
Argentine has large number of
them. A few have been reported as
being seen in Southern Texas, near
the Mexican border.
The big birds live In dark forests
and thick jungles.' They are clever
about flying between close growing
trees. with no harm to themselves.
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Evening star., 1942-02-27

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LETTER-OUT
CLEAN SHIRT

letter each and to spell the word
opposite
which it. have
correctly he's noted.
Answe to Yesterdays LETTER-oUT.
Letter-Out
PALETTES-SEATTLE Northwest.
CD INFIAATED-FAINTED out
A) READVISE-REVISED (changed).
PERSONATE-OPERATES surgeon does IT..
INFLATE-FINALE (for the hnish).
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Bridqe SwindIes-No. 81

Bridge SwindIes-No. 81
South was faced with the prob
lem of making perfectly hopeless
contractor so it seemed. But with
the aid Of an ingenious deceptive
play on his part and q little greedi-
ness on Vests, the contract was
fulfilled after all.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South West North East
14 10 a. Pass
So Pass Pass Pass
West opened the deuce Of hearts,
dummy's king falling to East's ace.
East recognized the lead for a
fourth-best, so saw the futility of
returning hearts. There was also
no point in returning diamonds,
sslce if West had the ace he would
get it-otherwise not. Hence, East
properly shifted to the deuce of
spades. South played the ace, and
West signaled encouragement with
the jack.
At this point, South could have
drawn trumps and discarded
spade on dummy's heart queen; but
would still have had to lose a dia-
mond and a spade. Instead of CIV
ing up as tamely as that, South de-
cided to give West chance to get
greedy. West was marked with the
ace-jack of diamonds and the king
of spades for his vulnerable over
call, so South had the advantage
of playing the hand knowing the
location of every important card
while his opponents were still in
the dark.
At the third trick, South executed
his swindle by leading the diamond
four; West never dreamed that
South had the king -queen-ten, so
ducked-expecting his partner to
win and return spade. After
that the rest was easy South had
to lose one spade but didn't lose
diamond trick
-
Yesterday you were David Burn
stones partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
AJ1os632
2KQ84
1KQ
Ak
The bidding:
Burnstone Schenken You Jacoby
IL Pass IA Pass
2NT Pass 80 Pass
3A Pass CD
Answer-Bid five spades. Your
partner must have at least three
aces for his jump to two no-trump
(since you have three kings. There
SIlOulO NC 44AiC R3cby to2 c4ehAAA ~
your partner has not already over
bid.
Score 100 per cent for five spades,
90 per cent for six spades, so per
cent for four no-trump or four OF
either minor suit
Question No. 1907.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Burnstone Schenken You Jacoby
1% Pass IA Pass
20 Pass CD g.
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

zastaviti Sc svym ceilings" CT
Ii maximalnlmi cenami, ackoli
ma druhe strane nutno prizna-
tt, re toto uredn1 opatfen1 cd
sveho zaveden1 v dubnu 1912
hodne pomohlo.
Pro massu lidu, ktera nyni
ma vetsi pTijem neil roku
1889, zdrazen1 zivotn1ch po-
treb jest ovsem jenom nepatr-
nou veci. Rodiny S vets1m pr1j-
mem "fixnim", t. j. pevnym,
ktere dostavaji tyz tydenn1 ne
DO mesicnf plat cd roku 1893
az do dneska a mely 4O% w
hody roku 1888 pTi nejnizs1ch
cenach, nyni roku 1912 jsou
Ease O 800 v nevyhode.
Zdrazovani zivotn1ch potfeE
a cenova inflace jdou soubez.
Inc. Proto vladni administered
pristoupila k pridelovani ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
uIIIIl
v Kalifornii letos snizi
produkci vina.

Produkce kalifornskeho vi
ma v letosn1 sezone 1912 Dude
snfzena O Is az 33 procent ma
rizenfm, vydanym tento tyden,
ably Sc hrozny nechaly dozrati
ma hrozinky (Raisins), jak Cd
haduje Wine Institute.
Nasledkem toho Dude pro-
dukce VIVA snizena ma 1roven
z roku 1889, Gill asi ma 10000
5000 gallonG neb i meme. Spo-
treba VIVA v celych Spoj. Sta
tech letoSnlho roku Sc odhadu-
j ena 100000 900 gallonG.
Reservni zasoby v1na jsOu
vsak dostatecne, ably pT1tomne
Izvysene poptavce pc vine mo-
hlo byti vyhoveno v neztence-
ne miTe i v sezone 1913, Jak
Wine Institute dale oznamuje,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
IIIIIIIlQ IlUllIIllIlIlllQl I'LL

Vice pensz a vice nebezpeci.
Ones je We Spoj. Statech W.
d6lecne zamestnano vice osob
nasledkem valky, nezli bylo
kdykoli drive. To ovsem zna-
mena take vetsf pr1jem, ktery
Sc pro celou zemi odhaduje ma
$1O4, 600, OOO,O 900 rocne, coz je
novy rekord.
To dale znamena, re Tide,
kter1 NELL jen maly nebo doce-
la zadny pT1jem roku 1888,
kdy ceny zivotn1ch potfeb by.
ly nejn1ze, pravdepodobne. ted
lmajf pr1jem vetsf. A je take
ovsem jenom prirozene, re ma
Esledkem toho nakupuj1 vice.
neil nakupovali roku 1888.
A protoze cele Soustat1 jake
celek nakupuje vice, ceny stou
pail a ami 1rad Office of Price
Administration nebyl S to je
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Herec zabit " armada.

V New Yorku Taylor Holmes,
herec znamy z jeviste i flint,
obdrzel zpravu, re jeho syn
Phillips Holmes byl zabit pr
srazce dvou letadel kanadske
armady v provincii Ontariu.
|Byl 33 roxy star. Lonskeho ro-
ku sc VIDAL herecke kariery We
filmech a vstoupil do kanad.
skeho letectva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

ktereho zboz1, jehoz je malo,
uvalila maximaln1 ceny asi ma
100 pfedmetG, nadiktovala vys
81 dane a vede kampan ma pro-
DEF bondG, ably S odvedl mad
bytecny pf1jem z preplacenf
zbozi, ktere je k dostani a pre-
deslo Sc tax dalsi nebezpecne
inflaci.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
CSO Wedding
Navy Man Marries While
on Furlough Here

Principals in the East Jefferson
USO'~ first wedding, Herbert NAL
lett. third class storekeeper in the
United States Navy, and Mrs. NAL
lett, the former Eleanor Huggard
of 1922 ST. Clair avenue. today set
up housekeeping in Lake Forest,
ILL.,, near the Great Lakes naval
training school where Mallett is
ST toned.
The wedding was arranged hur-
riedly while Mallett, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Mallett of Big Rap
ids. was home on a fve-day
furlough. To aid cupid. the club
room of the USO was turned into
a chapel, Mrs. Truman Newberry
and Mrs Benjamin Warren gath
cred up flowers from their home.
and Chaplain Horace Westwood of
the Naval Armory, performed the
ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

THE wild bears loved wild honey too. We used to let
the wild bears take the wild honey away from the wild
"Then would take the wild honey away from the wild
bears"
Folks that pretty tough and congratulate Fort Dix
having night Waterman like Tasrat around just
He tough that the recruiting office took his thumb
prints in cement.
Tattstrat is built just right when he is standing his
hands, When he stands his feet his chest falls down
too far
But he is tougher than Is cent srlon went down to
Fort Dix and watched him drill squad of rooisters right
down to their Then he drilled those.
His voice sounds like locomotive with tonsitis. 1t is
hog calling baritone During test Tastrat called piece
of boiled ham out of picnic sandwich at distance of LOO
yards
That piece of ham not only the double but it
also perspiring freely.
Tomorrow look Sergeant Garrower of Camp
Yaphank
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Copyright by KIM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

can civilization. When Americans
discover this supreme Power, and
throw it against these human
monstrosities, they will fade away
as the morning mist before the ris-
ing sun.
There is no mystery whatever
about this heretofore unknown
and undiscovered Power. 1t is the
invisible superhuman Power Of
God. 1t is the power Of right
against the material brute force of
the three devils depicted above. 1t
is the Power of God against the
errors of man. There can be no
power higher than that. There can
be no religion higher than truth.
We want you to know this Pow
er and we want you to know it now.
We want you to be able to use this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
1st Frost Here,
DoesNoDdmaqe

Detroit's first frost OF the fall
was recorded officially today when
the mercury dipped to Al degrees
at 6 a. m, remaining at that low
for an hour.
United States Meteorologist
Clarence J. Root. however de-
scribed the frost as very light.
Root added that IL was not severe
enough TO do any damage, not
even 10 ragweed.
BY 8 a. m. the temperature had
climbed TO AZ and was scheduled
10 exceed Sundays readings which
reached their peak at Z p. m. with
so degrees.
AS comforting note, Root
pointed out that Indian summer
IL IL arrives. is due probably In
October. Temperatures then usu-
ally hover in the sixties with a
deceiving balminess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

the Paris area TO their homes foi
SO hours out of the 81 between
midnight Friday and 6 a. m. today.
1t was indicated that the Ger
mans had compelled Parisians TO
remain indoors from 3 p. m. TO
midnight Saturday and Sunday, in
addition to keeping indoors during
the normal midnight-6 a. m. cur
few hours, because they feared an
outbreak of organized violence by
patriots at some selected hour
during the weekend.
SOLDIERS PATROL STREETS
AS the result, according to adj
vices, steel-helmeted German SOL
diers with bayonetted rifles pa
troled the Paris streets throughout
yesterday, wary for any sign Of
patriot activities.
The Vichy government published
Sunday a decree calling for a
census of all Frenchmen between
the ages of Is and so years who
are not working at least 80 hours
a week.
Under this decree, approved by
the Vichy cabinet Saturday, Mar
shall Henri Philippe Petain and
Pierre Laval, chief of state and
chief of government intend to Gre
ate pool of unemployed or partly
men who may be sent
for forced labor wherever the
government judges them to be USE
full in the superior interests of the
nation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
U. S. Soldier Dies in Belfast

BELFAST. Sept. p INS).-An
American soldier accidentally shot
and killed himself with his revolt
yer yesterday following sentry
duty at his army post in Belfast,
United States Army headquarters
announced. The soldier was not
identified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
SEEK FOOTBALL OUTFITS

Detroit district USO officials
are issuing an appeal for regula-
ton size football equipment to be
used by servicemen at Selfridge
Field, Wayne Airport ferrying
command, Crosse lie naval avia-
ton base. Naval ArInory. coast
guard base. Ford navy service
mems school and Michigan State
Troops at Camp Riverside.
The USO Hammond Building
Center has been designated as COL
lection center for all disable ma
terial such as jerseys, pants.
shoulder and hip pads, helmets.
shoes and balls.
Pvt. Thomas d. Smith, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Davis.
3751 Carter street. has been raised
TO the rank of sergeant at the
army air force replacement train
ing center in Atlantic City, n. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
Csnade WEIGHS Beef Ration

OTTAWA, Sept. II (INS).-Ra-
tioning Of beef was under consid-
GRAFTON today by the Canadian
government. Donald Gordon, head
Of the wartime prices and trade
board, disclosed. Gordon said CELL
ing prices also may be established
for livestock and beef supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

through with Hardbolled they
called him Underdone.
Today's contestant is one
of those old-line soldiers
whose boast is, I've stood at
attention longer than you've
been in the army"
/ come from a pretty bad
place myself and l lived in
the last house on the street.
That was the old town of
Rufftown where the canary
birds sang bass.
But listen 10 Tattistrat,
who is a bit tougher:
IL lived in the West
Virginia hills. My old man
lived so far out in the
woods his breath smelled like
hickory. All we had to eat for
wears WAS wild honNv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
Bugs Seeks Toughest Sergeant
list Candidate So Hard
Pins Socks With Tocks
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

We're running contest to find out who's the toughest
sergeant in the United States Army.
Fort Dix has put up Sergeant Tattisrat, who is tough
he keeps his socks up with thumb tacks.
Tattisrat of the old Archange Americans who
brought Hardboed Smith back from France When he got
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
COMPLETE SPECIAL COURSE

Four Michigan enlisted men,
two of them from Detroit. have
completed special courses of in
struction at the Signal Corps new
school in Camp Murphy, Fla.
Trained as radio technicians
were Pvt. Alexander J. Surowiec,
5414 Proctor street; Pvt. George
]. Bolvari. 1350S Anglin street,
both of Detroit; Pvt. Francis G..
Dixon, Richmond, and Pvt. Samuel
M. Haynes, Eaton Rapids.
Pvt. Clarence II. Ross, former
electrician living at 1913 Temple
street, has been assigned TO
signal company for basic training
ut Will Rogers Field, the Army
Air Force bombardment base in
Oklahoma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

staggering Power, first to bring
peace to the world by dethroning
Hitler, Hirohito, and Mussolini.
Second-we want you to use this
Power to bring into your life an
abundance Of happiness, JOY,
peace, and every material and
spiritual thing you can possibly
need. This Power can do these
things - NOW.
Since we announced the discov-
cry Of what the amazing Power of
God can do here and now, natural
ly we have been flooded with re-
quests for information. We shall
be happy to send our information
to you free. The only request we
make of you is that you cooperate
with us by sending for our free
information today. Print your
name and address plainly, either
on a postcard or in a letter, and
send it to "Psychiana" Inc, Dept.
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Please cooperate with us in our
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to you by mailing your request for
the free information today. We
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
Service Notes:
Miss CIippert
Heads Retail
War Sales Work

Activities Of the Wayne County
Retail War Savings Committee to-
day were placed under the direc-
ton Of Miss Hermine Clippert, who
has served the committee as sec
rotary since July /.
In the job of executive director.
she succeeds William +. FenSke.
Fenske, now a production analyst
with a steel processing company.
who organized the committee
which has a monthly goal OF bond
and stamp sales through retailers
of approximately $3,oO0,0OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
How 10 Hold
FALSE teeth
More Firmly in Place

DO your false teeth annoy and em-
harraSs by slipping, dropping or wab-
bling whom you eat, laugh or talk Just
sprinkle q little EASTEETU on your
plates. This alkaline tuon-aCid) powder
holds false teeth more firmly and more
confer st44t+4-+ ss..4..4p -t4i4sty
taste or feeling Does not sour. Checks
plate odor' tdcnture breathe. Get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
WINS PROMOTION

Officers at the Ordnance Motor
Supply Depot. Fort Wayne, an
nounced the promotion from lieu
tenant TO captain of Roman c.
Leslie, assistant to chief of supply
His home is at 1850 Monte Vista.
Captain Leslie was appointed
second lieutenant in May 1928 and
first lieutenant in 1881. He served
at Camp Mcclellan and Fort
Custer. He was a former mort
gage consultant for the Common
wealth Bank.
Two Detroit men have been
assigned to duty with medical
units at Camp Grant. They are
1t. Harold E. Runde, 800 Taylor
avenue. and Msrris Kazdan, 1864
Garfield avenue, Allen Park.
1t Walter r. Mcdonnell of
Piconning has been assigned also
to training battalion.
PROMOTED TO SERGEANT
Cpl. Thomas p. Gurke, 1865
Huron avenue, Dearborn, has been
promoted to the rank of sergeant
at Selfridge Field. He entered the
army since March 10, 1912.
At Fort Brady, post officers an
nounced the promotion OF Sgt.
Joseph Poison to the rank of staff
sergeant. He Is the husband of
Mrs. Joseph Poison, 1924 Hart
well street, and the son OF Mrs.
Elsie Poison, 1928 Trumbull
street.
Promoted to the rank OF tech
nician fourth grade was Cpl.
Robert Sheldon Jr., son of Robert
Sheldon. 1871 Burt road, and
husband OF Mrs. Robert sheldon,
1884 Euclid avenue.
Vern Charles Bailey, former De-
troit police sergeant and now sta
toned at Fort Wayne as a ware
house officer, has been promoted
TO captain from the rank of first
lieutenant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
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