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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
DITEAIIC NJ NNC BY Adele
Ill NIES NJ ISNE Garrison

"Oh, no." Ronald answered
quickly. II should not think of
troubling Mrs. Underwood again.
imagine she would rather be
left free 20 take care OF her
husband"
"Yes, she II very devoted 10
him." my father replied. SO me-
Chanically that ! knew his atten-
ton was fixed on something far
afeld. And now II you're ready.
we'll start"
lie hurried ,us 10 the car wait.
ing for us, saying;
II had your bags put I'm here,
Margaret. before We started"
| made no sign OF surprise al
this fresh indication OF the way he
was shunting me around IKE a
pawn on a chessboard. and he die
not speak again until we hac
reached the hotel. There he took
US up 10 my floor without going
near the desk.
you have your KEY" he
asked me IN a low tone when
W. fiul It'll flif viz tNiE
Eyes, have" | answered.
= giving him the suite key from
sSIny bag. lie took us In, looked
through the rooms carefully.
. then opened the camoufaged
: door 20 the other suite, which
was still assigned 10 me.
Anything 10 report, Adams: ?"
= he asked.
Not n thing" a masculine
voice re Joined. Everything
quiet"
Good" my father said "NOw
y YOU are 10 stay right here until
further notice. You are not TO
leave this suite, no matter what
the emergency. unless you FIRST
have permission from me. Tn
derstand ?"
"Everything's clear" the man
yaid, and my father closed the
door and turned 10 me
Does that answer your fears
regarding Mr.. Milner?" he asked
II have had none since you
told me that you know about
him." ] said sedately, and my
father thawed visibly.
Thank YOU" he said. Tnci-
dentally, Miner thinks Adams Is
his own man"
- He stopped and kissed me, ther
went 10 the door.
Goodbye. my darling he
said. II Will be back within the
hour, and will explain more fully
the duties OF the man Adams.
Goodbye. Ronald"
-. Goodbye sir" the boy re-
-Tiied. But when my father had
: gone Ronald turned 10 me.
-. do you mind, Aunt Madge,
If range up and down the room
=. a bits" he asked. IL can't sit
r. still, somcway. I'm afraid I'm an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Connolly Answers

1-(a) 72,524; (b) more than
1000 miles: (c) Mount Nc
Kinley.
2-(a) Aegisthus; CD Aphro-
dite; (c) BelshazZar.
3-(a) Tai Mahal; (b) Alham-
bra; (c) leaning tower.
4-(a) France, poet; (b) Rome,
general; (c) Russia, COM
poser.
5-(a) British Parliament labor
leader; (b) Premier OF
Canada; (c) American
writer.
6-tal 2,974,5sl square miles;
CD Mount KoSciusko; tc)|
about one per cent,
TAI path; CD mollusk; (c)
quartz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Industries 10 Apply
For Sugar tuesday

Application. for industrial and
institutional sugar needs for July
and August, can be filed today and
Tuesday in the II Detroit public
high schools and at local board
headquarters in the outcounty
area, Caspar J. Lingeman, Wayne
County rationing administrators.
announced today.
Quotas for the two months are
on tho same basis as May and
June 80 per cent for institutions
and 20 per cent for Industrial
users. Lingeman said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
them his address at the time Of
registration. They will be able
TO tell you which IN his board.
X ING OF

MRS. r. f. NJ: Owe were
married in November, 1910. My
husband received his QUESTIONABLE
last July and was classed in ga
because he was % years old and
married. We are expecting a baby
the last part of September. We
have saved a little money toward
a home but would not like 10 use
IL 10 support ourselves. He has
had stomach aches for over three
years and has been treated now
and then for them. He is in good
health otherwise. What are his
chances OF induction? II he does
not 60 this year how soon Will they
take married men next year, 4.
ALI he can convince his
board his marriage in November,
1910. was In no way an attempt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

Keep the Eagle Fighting" a
Painting by the Well-knOwn
Artist, Henry Give. Depicting
Our National Bird Flying tO
Attack, Typifying the Conquer
ing Spirit Of Our Armed Forces.
Against the Background of the
Stars and stripes are an Ameri-
can Mother and Her Children.
Don't Miss This Inspiring Pic
ture In Full Color on the Front
Page of The American Weekly
With Next Sundays Issue OF
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29

TO avoid service then he will be
deferred. What effect his physi-
cal condition would have on his
status could only be determined
after examination. Married men
OF proper status for deferment
will not he called until all
eligible single men have been
indicted.
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Fighting Mans Friend:
ga Unchanged
Due TO Marriage
CONTINUED From Page 2D
employment office at liz East
Jefferson avenue.

J. N: Q-I have been re-
jected for three reasons and
don't understand any of them
Would you please explain them in
a different way so / could under
stand them and if they are serious
or not and will l be called again
10 the induction station for an
other examination Here are the
reasons: Cd Otitis media, chronic
catarrhal. with perforation Of
drum; bilateral; hearing 1920
r. F; 1920 L. +. On Valvular
heart disease, mistral insuficiency,
cause undetermined. (3l Consti-
tutional psychopathic state.
A-Your hearing IN not up to
par nor IL your eyesight; also.
you have a heart condition. You
should be placed In Class Az and
probably will not be called for
further examination.
MRS. SOLO: Q-Eigh, weeks
ago my son wrote 10 me that ne
expected 10 be sent away soon.
After a few days l received a
card giving his name and serial
number and "A p O. No. 93l
Seattle, Wash" l have been writing
TO him al the above address and
also the previous address but al
the letters are coming back
stamped mo Record" Who could
l get in touch with 10 straighten
this matter out?
A-You should write 10 the
postmaster. Seattle. Wash, Civ
ing full Information; also to the
adjutant general, War Depart
ment, Washington, ID. {. II In
possible. OF course, there may be
some error in the army post Of
flee number, although this seems
unlikely.
a. NJ. NJ: Q-How can address
a letter 10 a friend in the navy
20 make sure il reaches him? He
Joined about two months ago. ]
only know that he has been sent
10 the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station / don't know what division
or department he is in Can you
help me?
A-You should address il 10
the man. giving his full name,
and United States Naval Train
ing station, Great Lakes, ILL.,"
Then you should mark II please
Forward" Put your return
address on the envelope. II IN
likely he may have been trans
ferred from Great Lakes but
your letter should ultimately
reach him anyway.
MRS. F. NJ. j.; Q-When my
husband registered for the draft
was unemployed Now / do part.
time work, not enough 10 support
myself and three children but II
will help. My husband is unem,
lployed and is not looking for work
Our only other income is unem.
Iployment compensation which ISM
enough? Should l tell the draft
board and will my husband be re.
classified ?If he should go back &c
work / still will have 10 helI
support the family because he re.
fuses 10 contribute enough money
90 run the house. / see no reason
why he shouldn't be in the army
l don't know his local board num-
Der or | would call them and give
them this information. Do you
think / should?
A-YOu should by all means
give all this Information 10 his
local draft board. To determine
the number and address of his
board, get In touch with selective
service headquarters, sixteenth
floor, Book Tower. or phone
them at Randolph 1881, and tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-29
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young:
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

1.-The steam locomotive.
Hitting another's ball.
3-Twentieth.
4-RoSes that bloom more than
once In a season
5--An allonym is the name OF
another person assumed by
an author,
6-Welsn rabbit, with a poaehed
egg on II.
TT hey were the famous
SiameSe twins, born In Siam
in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Japan. WHO wouldnt.) Panlette Goddard and
Ray Milland ride out the storm The Male
Animal. stage hit year ago is a pleasure
Henry Fonda Is the scrappy prof, and Olivia de
Haviand the gal who Tilted the All-American
halfback for him "A Girl Must Live is mild
stuff from England with Margaret Lockwood To
rest the orbs on The Secret Agent OF
Japan calls the slanties lot of things you will
repeat happily. but it's WOW of a flicker
The Road to Happiness" is hardly.
I IEUT.-GENL JONATHAN M WAINWRIGHT
H authored a dispatch that belongs TO Amer
icas catalogue OF inspired words. The Japs sent
ultimatum to surrender To Gen. MacArthurs
successor. He reported il TO Washington. adding
the glorious postscript mo reply was NECESSARY
and none was made" Raymond Clapper
cabed line from the Far last which should be
a good tip 10 US industry. He wrote: China
has more pilots than planes.
Henry Morgenthau Jr.: The cost Of the war
should brighten no one but our enemies NJ
Kanin;@The first couple Of months Of guys
married life, ne acts like he thought they were
going 10 be his last g. Flaubert: The life
OF a man Of letters is dogs life but il is the
only one worth having Fred Allhof: He
Strengthened his tie. dived mentally for bright
quip . Libbie Block: A white velvet frock
hanging in the closet. waiting for her TO give it
curves =. Edith Wharton: Most Of her opinions
were heirlooms :. H. NJ Williams: She was
contented with the inner knowledge of a woman
who knew she was loved by the man she loved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

kick IL you tried to keep dog and a burro in
your room.
4 RIZONA IS the youngest Ufate, having be-
"A come one in 1912. Is not so long ago that
the Apache Indians ran wild in Arizona. AS
late as 1900 a mans scalp was not entirely safe
in this vicinity. The Apaches have now quieted
down. but have not greatly taken up the customs
OF the white man.
One Apache custom. by the way is that a
man must never look at or speak TO his mother
in-law.
Took ride over 10 the HaSsay tampa River
this afternoon, but did not drink of its waters.
II is said II a man does this he will never
be able TO speak the truth again. In Arizona. IL
you do not want 10 use the shorter and uglier
word in describing fabricator, you can call him
a Hassayampa."
WHO the toughest and most courageous
w American whose parents wished feminine
name on him. 1t may have been Pauline Weaver
OF Arizona. Weaver Is said TO have been the first
"two-gun man" OF the Far West.
The "two-gun man. did not use the pair Of
guns TO point at man at the same time. Idea
was that if they had drink in one hand they
still had the other hand free 10 draw the gun
that side.
The most elaborate and best attended funeral
in the history Of Tombstone. that OF Ed
Schieffelin founder OF the town.
= HIGHWAY sign at Salome Ariz. reads
"a smile! You Don't Have to Stay Here But
We Do"
This was put up by Dick Wick Hall. who
made Salome famous by his humorous publi-
cation, the Salome Sun
1t was at the frontier day celebration in
Prescott. Ariz., that Earl Sande first rode for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Prices Subject to 30 Sales Ter.
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ments with all sorts of hopes
held out for them and no relief
in the end.
They have been misled by all
sorts of advertising aids and
semispecialists and usually bring
bag Of various kinds of arch
supports and devices accumu-
lated over the passing years.
This eloquent reminder Of past
failures is put on the foot
specialists desk with a sort of
attitude which says:
II dare you to try 20 give me
some relief"
TIVE fellow with bad feet has
l. both general and local COM
plants. He is fatigued, irritable
and unhappy.
His heels ache. pains shoot
up from his ankles, or the
discomfort may center entirely
about the arch
Obviously in handling these
patients the specialist will take
into account the general as well
as the local condition.
The patient doesn't always
necessarily and inevitably need
arches.
Perhaps his condition is due
to a lifelong habit of walking
badly.
So. the first step in the
examination of such a patient
is TO get him TO walk around
and see how he does it.
His foot may be strained be-
cause something is the matter
with his lower back, hip. knee
or ankle joint. or because he has
continued over period of
years TO distribute his weight
badly.
Perhaps there is history OF
strain on some part of his foot
that makes him unable to bear
that weight on it.
The color OF his skin is i'm
portant. as well as signs of
inflammation such as bursitis.
planter warts, callosities or
bunions.
A FTER this the feet are
"A studied in relation to the
weight-bearing function, and an
X-ray is indispensable in dis
closing painful bone conditions
that are otherwise not clearly
evident on physical examination.
Not only shoes. but socks are
checked for adequate size.
A shoe that may be all right
for one person is by no means
necessarily all right for 20
other people.
The shoe must be adapted to
function and 10 the anatomy of
the foot.
For the normal child, the
shoes should have a well-rounded
toe. the leather sole should be
Of adequate thickness and the
shank sturdy but flexible.
In children who are over
weight, with weak or pronated
ankles, the shank should be
stiff and necessary corrections
made.
For men with no special foot
trouble the best shoe has a
rounded toe, is of soft leather.
with a thick leather sole of
adequate length and width.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
f. M. r.: Can there be some
substitution in the diet of
pregnant woman TO supply CAL
cium if the consumption of milk
causes an irritated condition of
the gall bladder and the stomach
resulting in hacking cough and
bad sweating on the chest dur
ing the night?
If this condition seems APP
parent before pregnancy, could
adjustments be made during
the period, thus supplying the
prospective mother with enough
calcium?
Answer: Vegetables, eggs,
fruits and meat all contain
calcium and il is possible TO
take calcium in pure form, such
as calcium carbonate.
In my experience. however,
inability to drink milk is more
imaginary than real and can be
overcome by persuasion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

board along a country
road.
This Is the first time
I have driven a horse
since I worked on a
farm in my prep school
days. After the drive
j took our pup TO see
his newly found friend,
Lucy.
This is a burTo.
sometimes referred 10
as an Arizona Night
ingale."
The pup and Lucy
are great pals. l may
.ry To buy Lucy. Only
trouble is some hotels
nm the roufp might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

money. Do you recall Damon Runyon tribute
TO Sande, Of the best sport poems ever
written, which went in part: Give me handy
man like Sande. bootin' those babies in.
Plenty of wild animals still roam around
Arizona. The average mountain lion Kills about
% deer year.
LIVER hear OF pet rat Neither did until
IL came TO Arizona. Seems in the mines the
rats warn of cave-ins and bad gas and the miners
are quite fond Of them. Many miners have pet
rats
mining executive In Globe had pet rat he
called Louie - The girl of his dreams didn't
like this pet and refused TO marry the man unless
he got rid of IL
Love me- love my rat said the mining
executive. words to that effect
The girl feeling she did not have sufficient
capacity for affection to love rat, turned down
the mining man and married dentist in Beverly
Hills, Cal
IN ARIZONA there rs a tax OF one cent on
Il every cigar purchased regardless of the price
Of cigar. Man buying nickel cigar pays q cent
tax and man buying 25-cent cigar pays the same
amount.
Cotton. not raised in Arizona until 1912, is now
the states main cash crop.
The Arizona Indians cling more faithfully 10
their ancient customs than the Red Men in any
part Of the country. The Hopi Indians, for
example. still dancing with live rsttlesnakes
in their mouths.
WI Prescott Ariz. That was when his father
bandmaster at Fort Whipple His Honor how
ever was not born in Arizona as is sometimes
stated but in New York City.
AS TO what's a "dogie." the COW hands say:
"A dogic ID q baby cow that has lost its paw
and NAV"
Remember the ditty Cit Along Little Dogie
Git Along
Am not going TO Tombstone. Ariz. this time
have been there before. This ghost town was
active for about 10 years. 1t is now just sight
seeing stop.
The Wyatt carp marker in Tombstone is on
the spot where the famous peace officer single
handed held of over 300 men who were anxious
to lynch a character known Johnny Behind
he-Deuce.
TNIERE are 100000 bicycles in the United
States and IS per cent of bike riders are
children.
Bicycle riders. due to their great numbers
deserve more street and highway recognition
There should be lanes for bike riders everywhere
Governmental expenses during the next two
years will bo equal 10 one-third OF all the
wealth that has been accumulated by this nation
since Its very beginning"
So states the eminent tax authority. J. S.
Seidman
tall girls club, whose slogan Is: "Shrimps are
not in season"
Most every woman has a feminine chum or
dearest friend" but did you ever see a tall girl
and short girl who were pals?
A tall girl never goes around with anybody
who might make her seem taller Another reason
why tall girls and cute little tricks are never
chums Is because they couldn't try on each
others clothes.
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viewers To skip the vote.
The Pulitzers don't fret
about candidates. how
ever. They throw the
titles into a hat and stab
with IA hat pin There
are two furriners COM
peting for the best inn
port prize Angel
Street" and "B lit h @
Spirit" both hits and
both with plenty of lob
byists.
EVERYTHING W a s
IL very "he" in the
cinema but only one of
the offerings was called
The Male Animal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

The .. s. Marines KICK up plenty OF agreeable
hell in ITO the Shores of. Tripo" It's the usual
set-up-tough sarge, flip rookie and purity nurse
O'Iiara and Randolph Scott Clip the glop and
glom the glamour -. Mr. De Mile shoots
the works i'm Reap the Wild Wind" His pirates
look fierccr in Techncotor, and he kicks up a
hurricane you wouldn't wish on the Sea OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Painful Feet
Often Cause
Soured View
Patients Usually Have
Crouch. Doctor Finds
BY DIX. LOGAN CLENDENING

BY DIX. LOGAN CLENDENING
nEQPLE who haze bad feet
- usually get a soured view Of
the world and i can't say /
much blame them.
When your feet hurt. they
hurt SO much OF the time that
you can't even walk around TO
relieve them.
At any rate. when the patients
arrive at the doctors office.
they are usually distinguished
by having an Al crouch.
They have been led along
various paths of dubious treat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

MOT wheel turned all week in the gamut
IN center Eddrington Cantor cut up cake
for his cronies To celebrate his silver wedding
with stardom, and Life With Father hit its
1,000th lick AT the box offices the rich got
richer and the poor got deadheads The de-
lays of Steinbeck's 1.-The Moon Is Down and the
Hepburn- Barry .'Miihnui Love, may force the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
tENTEN REDUCING DIET

Friday-775 Galleries
BREAKFAST
Half grapefruit troaghage-
vitanin C-75 calories), slice
toast us caloriesj. / cup coffee
no cream or sugar.
One poached egg on broiled
tomato tvitamins B and C-z5
calories); ] slice toast Us
calories), 2 tablespoonfuls apple
sauce troughage-75 calories),
j cup tea-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
Fruit ktail-no sugar
(roughage-75 calories) }, average
helping broiled. baked or boiled
fish ESQ caloriesb; cucumber.
watercress and lettuce salad
served in place Of vegetable rs
Galleries, ! piece cheese size Of
a domino ITS calories), 2 soda
crackers Us calorieS), ] small
cup coffec-fio cream or sugar.
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One uhde foot, Joy horse
Tico Uhite feet, try horse,
Three Vhte feet, look rel about HIN,
-Four uhite feet, do without him.
Brooks
('Let US have less about women and more
about horses" is what many male clients OF our
horses and women research department
tinually demand We will do our best TO comply
with this request. We beg Of our clients TO be
tolerant, however. II must be realized that the
horses are hard to figure out.-EvDD
I AM NOW pausing in Arizona my way
10 the Pacific coaSt.-Ihis morning / drove
fast travelling horse hitched 10 buck
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On Broadway


Trade Marx Registered. Copyright. 1882.
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Distributed BY K,ns Feature. syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
BY Rice Yahner,
Wide World.

WITH THE UNITED STATES FORCES
IN NORTHERN IRELAND.-Northern
Ireland is learning lot about the Amer
ican way of life, and liking it.
A transformation started, soon after
the first doughboys stepped OF United
States transports. 1t still is going on.
Restaurants have begun trying to make
coffee to suit American tastes. Some are
learning what Americans mean by
French fried potatoes and trying-within
the limits of wartime stocks and facili-
ties-to serve them crisp. brown and hot
instead of the usual soggy, cold chips.
The change goes far beyond food. how
ever Already United States soldiers
have found spare time to introduce Brit
ish troops to American football, baseball,
softball and volley ball.
Soon there will be basket ball, too Pvt.
Angelo Monitto. former captain of the
City College of New York team, is Or
ganizing basket ball league.
Those are only few Of the symptoms
that the United States troops are making
a definite place for themselves in the life
Of Northern Ireland.
Relations between the troops and the
citizens of listers six counties were
friendly from the start. but there has
been a definite growth of cordiality with
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Pedestrians Are Giving
Trees More Appreciation

that much of the immense damage to
the citys trees was due to the fact that
they had not been carefully inspected
for defects before the storm struck. This
brought denial from Mr.. Lanham, who
described the snow as the most peculiar
ne can recall in the 81 years he has been
with the department.
He explained that the snow was damp
and heavy and that 1t gradually piled
weight on the trees until their limbs
weakened under the strain and some of
them snapped. but did not necessarily
break off. Damaged in this way. repair
crews had to climb them and saw of the
limbs, instead of pulling them off as is
done when they break.
Many methods by which this damage
might be avoided in future storms were
suggested to Mr.. Lanham by the public
through telephone calls and letters. To
one of them the superintendent pald
particular attention. 1t proposed that
men be sent out during storm to knock
the snow off the branches Of trees SO
that the weight would not become great
enough to snap them.
Storms are not the only major source
Of trouble for the department. In one
year alone the number of trees struck by
automobiles in the city was 400.
In the tree business. explained Mr..
Lanham, you never catch up with your
work. Three thousand new trees were
set out this year, but that it only part
of the task. They must be watched and
tended, and new problems always are
bobbing up. Washingtons many new
subdivisions involve a lot Of care, for
one example Every time curb is laid.
according to the city's ironclad rule, new
trees are planted along it.
Next years District budget calls for at
least $4,000 to be spent in trimming
trees. This means that the program for
the Capital, largest tree city in the
world, will be doubled, causing Mr..
Lanham to worry even more over the
loss of men.
Meanwhile, the future Is bright,
thanks to gas rationing The superin-
tendent hopes the trait in people which
causes them to be less observing during
the excitement of a war emergency will
be Offset by return to pedestrian life.