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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
ALBUM AVAILABLE

II you collected the full color
Air Force Insignia Stamps and
haven't obtained an album for
them yet and want one =.
there's still time 10 order IL.
These albums with 16 rotogravure
pages. individual places for all
stamps, and data about each in
sigma are obtainable for only Is
cents each. by addressing Combat
Insignia Stamps. The Detroit
Times. Cass avenue at Times
Square. Detroit. Mich.
II is suggested that you dial
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delivery Of the daily and Sunday
Detroit Times that you may clip
each black and white stamp copy
OF the full color WAR INSIGNIA
STAMPS, the day II appears. Get
started right! Start collecting
Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Monday Halls
New Series Of
Insignia Stamps

Mondays the day -. the well
Come day -. when thousands of
poster stamp fans will start col
lecting the so NEW full color
official UNITED STATES WAR
INSIGNIA STAMPS which The
Detroit Times offers absolutely
FREE to readers.
This will be an entirely NEW
series of poster stamps, with NEW
Walt Disney designs. They'll bring
YOU insignia OF mosquito boats,
submarines. field artillery signal
corps, anti-tank and other units
Of Uncle Sans fighting forces.
This collection will greatly in
crease in value as the years 60 by.
We emphasize again! These
FULL COLOR UNITED STATES
WAR INSIGNIA STAMPS consti-
tute a NEW series. Multitudes
who collected the Times Air Force.
Insignia Stamps also will collect
these NEW War Insignia Stamps.
as will many other poster stamp
admirers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Daily Quiz
v THE ACE ANswERMAN

BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
lin part. the description runs
as follows: II is filament made
from various solutions OF modi-
fed cellulose b.. pressing or
drawing through an erifiee, and
solidifying by precipitation.
What is IL?
PA riddle consisting of the rep
resentation of some sentence
or phrase by the use of words
is called rebec. True or false q?
2CThe earliest predecessors OF
the restaurant were the coffee
houses and taverns. They were
called "Ordinaries." Why?
4-What is the scene of this
imaginary picture? 1t is a
view of the harbor of Bota-
Togo Bay. We see a stretch
OF the Avenida Beira- Mar. In
the background is the high
pointed peak called Corcovada.
Name the city.
Sill in the blanks with the
missing middle names: Thomas
Edison, Thomas
Wilson, John - Rookie
feller.
6-What is the legend OF the
Sargasso Sea?
IA ricochet is one Of the fol-
lowing: a military term for the
rebound of a projectile from
a surface, knitted knapsack,
aman-powered Oriental vehicle.
Pick the correct definition.
ANSWERS on Third Comic Page)
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09

HighlIghts In the Career Of the
Papa Of Cafe Society. Recent
Death Of q Famous Restsurateur
Recalls That He Started New
Workers Dancing During Meals,
Originated women's Bars and
Gigolos and Entertained More
Notables Than All the Modern
Night Clubs Combined. Read Of
His Colorful Personality and
Some Of the Astonishing Epi-
sodes In Celebrated Restaurants,
ss Told In q Doubie-Page Fes-
tue In the American weekly
wiz Next Sundays Issue q
The Detroit Sunday Timesx
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
by 1000 instructors. Glasses will
be held four evenings a week.

by 1000 instructors. Glasses will
be held four evenings a week.
Tonight members Of the Detroit
Purdue Club will banquet Law
renee LeFavour. one of its mem
bers, who soon will leave TO join
the army signal corps. 1t Col
Daniel N. Casey of the Selfridge
Field quartermaster base. will be
the speaker at the dinner in the
Detroit Yacht Club, Z o'clock.
Twelve members Of the Women s
Aeronautical Association of De-
troit presented nine fielders
gloves, two baseballs and some
books to the Selfridge Field fliers.
They were purchased with funds
raised by the association through
a bridge party. The association,
which is headed by Mrs. Leonard
II. Derbyshire. president. also is
helping to recruit aviation cadets.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
First Comic Page
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & Johnson

failed to connect them with the
conspiracy. They are:
Clarence Bracey, Edward Bur-
nett, Edward Carbary. all sus-
pended police sergeants; William
L. Johnson and William Shirley.
suspended patrolmen; James ward
and Nathan Leventon, alleged
handbook operators.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

BY DIX. SAbINA II. CON NNOLLt
Copyright, ls47. by King Features
How old was he when he be-
came President (a) Franklin
Roosevelt, (b) George WASH
ington, tc) Herbert Hoover?
2-What words do these letters
stand for ta) G. II. O.. Cb}
c.. A. r, (c) G. p. o.?
3-What was the largest popu-
lated state in (a) 1900. (b)
1850, (c) 1900?
a-What do these numerical pre-
fixes mean (a) mill, tbl bl-centi-
(c) deci?
SWhat was his nationality t2l
Annunzio, (b) Daguerre, (c)
Keats?
6-What city is the capital Of (a)
Arizona, tb) Florida, (c) Yer
mont?
ANSWERS on Third Comic Page)
"Your Own Horoscope, by
Frances Drake. IL one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Tinnes
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09

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any other Detroit. newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
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This exehAags esspoa
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

type are they?" writes a some
what irate feminine subscriber.
II resent that crack. am an
ex-Denver girl. IL Is true the
Denver divorce rate Is high, but
couldn't IL be that the men of
that city, generally speaking.
do not make good husbands:
WHY put all the blame on the
girls: was engaged to a Den
yer fellow who turned out to be
an awful rat. I had to go to
San Francisco TO find a good
man and have now been happily
married for some time"
MARTHA ALBRAND. Posi-
WI bly, the most beautiful now
elist in this country. She wrote
the best seller, No Surrender"
Lily Djanel. OF the opera.
Lily was recently featured in
Salome. and is said TO have most
impressively pc for m d the
dance of the seven wells. 1t is
about 35 years ago that Mary
Garden introduced that dance 10
New York at Oscar Hammer
stems Manhattan Opera House.
This reference to the dance of
the seven wells recalls l once
asked:
% who was the first strip tease
dancer:"
l quickly received an answer
from one of the famous quiz
kids who wrote:
Tut, tut, Mr.. Durling. That
question Is too easy. Ii was
Salome."
Jane Withers. Erstwhile kid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Washington Took Tea
Six Men to One Cup
Of Artillery Coffee
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Here is the last day of the year Geogias in the Rose
Bowl. and I'm still talking about army cooking.
Well. Its fascinating subject if you avoid it.
might well go with the old year my favorite
theme song of army coffee.
All know about it is that George Washington drank tea
and L. S. Grant preferred bootleg W.
The schedule in mess kitchen called for one cup of
coffee six soldiers.
Four of held the fifth and the sixth poured down
his throat.
Then they let him go and if didn't crab they
Cancelled his Insurance. N.> .N II |N
I don't claim that artillery coffee would waterproof a
roof.
But do say that after you drank cup of it you didn't
need a roof.
After you poured milk and sugar coffee it didn't
change any. But changed the milk and sugar.
Well it's almost the finish of 1912. and don't you
think I'm starting 1913 with a pack of lies.
Copyright, 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
The On|ooker

I IKE a moth hot-footing il
~ back 10 tho candle flame
which had burned his pin
feathers. / find myself unable
today 10 resist making a few
sports predictions.
During my 12-Xe8r stretch as
a sports writer mo time off for
good BEHAVIOR made thousands
Iof predictions and every one Of
them was as wrong a. rain on
d holiday weekend
The only thing that saved me
was that finally every one felt
that the law Of averages must
sometimes come 20 my rescue.
and that eventually there would
bc a killing to be made on my
forecasts.
But man y 4 creature OF habit
and with five Bowl football
games being played tomorrow !
must express my opinion.
But II YOU must risk a farth-
ing or two IN the hope OF getting
enough profit for another war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
He Persists
I'm Forecasts

the nasal twang instead Of
where the sun shines bright on
the magnolia
But 10 get back to football:
Here are the scores with eX-
pIanations) OF the various Bowl
games
Georgia q; L. c L 4. 10.
That's a conservative estimate.
II will be a free scoring game.
It's not difficult 70 score on
Georgia. but IT Is tough 10 keep
the GeorgianS from Scoring
more than YOU do.
Georgia has two fine paSScrS
in Sinkwich and Trippl and
three great receivers IN Van
and Lamar Davis and George
PoSchner Georgia Is strictly
desperate team. and lis style
of play IS as unconventional as
can be imagined
Georgia Tech p: Texas 13.
Same score as above. The diff
ference Is the two teams VIII
consist of a fuzzy checked
freshman named Clint Castle
berry. perhaps the hest running
back in college football today.
The freshman will run for two
touchdownS and throw pass
for the third
Alabama q: Boston College
l3. Same score as the two
above. This is the only game
about which | have the slight
est doubt There is chance
that the score will be reversed.
but l have had too many quail
SupperS at Coach Frank
Thomas house in Tuscaloosa 10
let him down at this late date.
Tennessee p: Tulsa Is. Same
score as the three above. Ten
nesSee has been accused Of be-
ing a rough football team. I
wouldn't know about that. but
II you didn't come out on the
field with a very brave and
manly eleven YOU might not
last the first half against Ten
nesSee
Tulsa has n fine team and
one of the great backs of the
years is Glenn Dobbs. but may
find that life in the Missouri
Valley Conference is slightly
different from that in the
Southeastern.
Second Air Force 81: Hardin
Simmons 13. Same score as the
four above. My suggestion 10
the losing team is 10 cross into
Juarez. Mex. as soon as the
game is over and have a duck
dinner at the Tivol. IL will
make tho loss Of the game seem
a trivial matter.
Don't pay any attention 10
these selections. To wager on
them is as dangerous as play
ing drop the handkerchief with
a buShmaSter.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

die actress. I always liked her
better than Shirley Temple. Jane
is a big girl now and is getting
$4,000 a week for making per-
sonal appearances at film the
alters.
Bill Hart Jr. son of the justly
celebrated two gun man" OF the
silent films. Bill is a 6-footer
just like his dad.
DOTH the Nazis and Japs base
~ tn cir operations on sug-
gestions made by a Chinese mill
tary expert about $500 years
ago This expert. Sun Tzu. in
his book The Art of War" said
the three most important fac
tors in military success were:
Cd deception. (2) attack at
enemys we a kest point, 90
speed.
A resident of Beverly Hills,
Cal. which is where many film
stars live, claims he recently
saw bulldog with painted nails.
The Japs have recently cap
tured three times the population
OF the United States. In many
of the countries occupied by the
-JaPs the natives are not inclined
TO rebel as those in Nazi occu-
pied territory, but will work
hard and enthusiastically for
anybody who will pay them we'll.
Needless to say there is con-
siderable food for thought in this
angle. But many of these who
should be thinking about it do
not seem to be doing so.
VAL ARMS. Hollywoodian.
y Val says that at one time
he was soda jerker in a place
called The New Paris in Hart
ford, Conn, and while acting in
this capacity he often served
Katharine Hepburn in her pre-
film star days.
/ once knew Hartford very
well DuI 90 not recall Inc New
Paris. However. I remember
Harry Bonds. Hueblein's and
The Elm Tree Inn.
Doris Doe. of the Metropolitan
Opera. in adhering to the name
Doe after becoming an opera
star Doris displays an unusual
CAPACITY for LOYALTY.
Not long ago a young fellow
with an Irish name aspiring to
be an opera star asked me if
having such name wasn't a
handicap to an opera singer and
wouldn't an Italian name be
better for him TO use.
OF course, / came back at him
quickly by asking:
"How about John McCor-
mack"
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

R.W In one OF your articles
you say that by exercise the
heart gains in strength and size
and the heart beat becomes
slower"
Does this apply 20 one af-
flicted with angina? If not. what
exercise can a person with an
gina take without injury to the
heart2
Answer. The statement APP
plies To young, healthy hearts.
People with angina should not
take any exercise of any kind.
There is no kind of exercise
for a person with angina which
Will do anything but harm.
NJ. +. S.-What are the Symp-
toms of not enough or no hydro
chloric acid IN the stomach or
system
AnSwer-Often, no symptoms
are produced from lack OF hydro
chlorlc acid.
At other times a gaseous
dyspepsia may occur, with
anCmia.
The anemia should be treated
with liver extract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Japan Never
Kept Faith

Japanese newspaper, in which
he frankly said:
THE people OF this country
never invited you here. You
came into this country on your
own responsibility. large num-
bers of you, after our citizens
supposed that Japanese immi-
grafton had been suppressed.
I'VE have registered our OBJ
jectlons and opposed your COM
ing by every means within our
power. You came notwithstand-
ing you knew you were not
welcome. You have created an
abnormal situation in our midst
for which you alone. are to
blame"
But in spite of all protests
and even laws. those yaps kept
coming. until in 1910 there
were 126,947 of them on the
mainland of the United States
and l57, 905, in our territory Of
Hawaii. almost qtadrupling her
population under the American
flag after Japan in 1907 agreed
on her honor to keep her ma
tionals out of this country. and
even after the United States in
1924 adopted legislation that
was supposed to make exclusion
of the JapS a cinch.
In no detail has Japan ever
kept faith with us.
Copyright 1874. by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
The Brighter Side
by Damon RunyOn

asked last March in a statement
before the congressional COM
mittee investigating national de-
Tense migration why the loyal
Ameriean-born japanese had not
forced the closing of hundreds
of japanese language schools
that had been operating continu-
ously for half a century in the
United States and Hawaii, up to
December Z
He asked why they had con-
tinued Japanese language news
papers when practically all,
aliens and American-born, read
English. and charged that only
after the attack by Japan on
this nation were the Japanese
language newspapers converted
into English. He expressed the
opinion that those japanese
who are genuinely loyal to the
United States find themselves in
their present difficulties because
of their own sins Of omission as
related above.
THIS Captain Freeman has
Il been betting away at the
Japanese question on the west
coast for over 80 years. even
when those who opposed the in
flux Of the Japs were bitterly
: denounced as irresponsible agi-
taters. In 1921. he contributed,
by invitation, an article TO The
Great Northern Daily Press" a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
BY Henry McLenOre

bond, please give every considera-
ton TO
Georgia in the Rose Bowl
against U-C / A Georgia Tech
against Texas in the Cotton
Bowl, Tennessee against Tulsa
in the Sugar Bowl. Alabama
against Boston College IN the
Orange Bow. and the Second
Air Force Of Spokane against
Hardin Simmons IN the Sun
Bowl.
But for the c hoice OF the
Air Force squad my ballot is
strictly Deep South i might
have been marked on a beaten
biscuit in ham gravy and east
By Jefferson Davis. himself But
this must not be considered par
tisanship on my part although
that is exactly what 10 is.
This blind faith IN southern
football has cost me a pretty
penny over the years and there
have been days when ! wished
! had been born under the sign
of the baked bean. the cod and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

4 CCORDING to press reports,
"A disorders in intern ment
camps for japanese in this coun-
try usually develop out of the
bitter feeling of the pro-Axis
JapS against the pro-Allies Japs.
the latter being mainly those
born in the United States, and
in consequence, by accident OF
birth, American citizens.
Many of them are believed TO
be genuinely loyal to this nation.
and they retired TO the intern
ment camps of their own wolf
ton 10 prevent the trouble that
would surely have risen had they
remained in large groups among
the Caucasians. though recently
a few have gone into court dis
putting the legality of such in
ternment Of American citizens.
They have point in law, but
this is scarcely a propitlous mo-
ment for bringing it up. And
the so-called loyal japanese have
waited a long time TO display
their loyalty as there is no
record Of them protesting. as
Americans. the marauding of
Japan in the Orient. There is no
record Of them. as Americans.
protesting the crimes of Japan
against China and Korea
THAT same Capt. Miller Free
man of Seattle. who was
quoted in this column recently,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

GAMBLING is uninhibited in
- N. j., with private cars
leaving Manhattan cafe hourly.
Norma Shearer, who needs II
servants and can't keep one,
has padlocked her hacienda.
Mack Turk of the Latin Il
will take chlorine Helen Heller
as his better y.
4 DDISON NDALL and
~ bride, Barbara Benne
Downey, giving it one more
teeny try,
John Barrymore was no PARA
gon as a husband.
But what Gene Fowler. ir his
biography of Jack, will say
about some of the wives his
hero won and lost Will make
droll stories.
Corinne Griffith, silent star,
wife of George Marshall. owner
OF the Washington Redskins,
contemplating a cinema come
back.
Joan Leslie will film Dad
dies. which made the late
Jeanne EagelS a BelaSco star
Flower Coogan. who banks
5000 a week. wants Jackie TO
toss her Sl32 a fhonth--on a
sergeantS pay.
And Hedy LAMAR signed a
long contract with MGM.
blithely ignoring the 25-G cell
ing. which nobody in Hollywood
believes tout Loudly will stay put
when the new Congress starts
raising the roof, and the law
yers call for the floor.
GREER CARSON, top money
VI box-office queen. will not
wed Richard Ney, though she
once said yea.
Maria MonteZ and Sahu
growled and snarled all through
fthe filming Of Arabian Nights,
but the Bette Davis Miriam
Hopkins setto is upSetting the
sets on stage "a where old
Acquaintance has been forgot.
The brawl cot so hot, Bette.
who has a C-card for her station
wagon, refused 10 detour 10 drive
lIoppy home after Hollywood
Canteen frolC.
MANY letters to this sub re-
VI poSicr Indicate that draiteeS
past IS are NOT being honor
ably discharged on application.
They must give proof Of
waiting Job IN an essential war
industry.
Mere desire "a return 10 civil
pursuits gets nowhere,
That handsome BrItisher seen
with Doris Duke Cromwell is Air
Marshal L. 6. Payne, here on a
special mission.
David Sarnoh. RCA chief. will
be a grandpa any hour now,
USN II. Bob Sarnof and his
wife tEsme O'BTlenJ Will name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

10 her about her two daughters,
who were doing their lesson IN
side.
81 think my two daughters
are the most talented girls on
EARTH" gush e d the iulsome
mater.
mo doubt, no doubt" acquies-
ced Mrs. Colvin-who is the
mother Of Olivia de Havillahd
and Joan Fontaine
A RTHUF MURRAY keeps in
"A step with his hobby. Broad
way idom.
And he tells me the latest
lingo is like this
To shake a bore YOU snap,
Get lost, or II h is all,
Brother.
When any one says something
startling tanything said IN a
saloon by the man who buys the
drinks is startling) you answer,
Are YOU kiddin'?
But if you agree. you nod and
add. You can say that again,
Brother.
brother is the loud pedal, the
I'm phasis, the exclamation
point
Sneering at one, you eXclaim,
Whats with YOU p
A hit song is fabulous hot
performance is murder. a good
song is a killer anything that
has promise cant miss.
YOUR blown in the bottle
Il Broadwayite no longer says
"twenty-five"-- its two five;
and five hundred is two five
oh" instead OF the date five
cs or five yards.
And when you mention a
strange name. the comeback VIII
be. who dat?"
D'you dig US brother?
EMMANUEL FEUER MAN.
II whom many called the
worlds greatest cellist. had paid
$50. 900 on a $4,000 Stradivarius
cello when he passed away
His estate couldn't keep up
payments and lost the instru-
ment and the $4,000
Willie Jackson, memorable
lightweight fighter Of yore. IS
selling paper and Irvine in the
garment center
Paulette Goddard is seeing 10
it that Sonny Tufts gets the
breaks az Paramount
The film. Air Force" has a
hell IN the dialogue
The real name Of Alice Dawn.
mentioned IN the Rosoff- Mexico
night club. etc, case, is Shirley
Fink.
Carlo left for the West Coast
with a smile. because her latest
crush is due out there in a few
days Gaylord HauSer twhO
stays behindj viii give his hand
sOrne teeth 10 learn
Copsrigh, ~ Daay Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

QUERIES from clients: @.
Q While window shopping yes
terday / noticed that nine out
of 10 baby dolls on display had
blue eyes. Why? A. Couldn't
say why. However. you should
have told me what the color of
the eyes of the one out Of 10
baby dolls was? Have you ever
srssea a green-gray-eyed baby
doll?. @. RenTSnber sors
titled Give a Little Credit To
Your Dad ?" A. Can't say that l
do. But I recall one titled
Daddy, You've Been More Than
a Mother 10 Me.
600 DENVER girls are Of the
~ love 'em and leave 'em
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

MANY of these cases arc mis-
vi taken for tonSillitiS. but the
experienced physician viii be
able 10 distinguish them by eX-
animation.
a probe put in the duc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

LIE HAD constant dribble Of
H saliva through the opening
in his cheek and when ne ate
anything ne actually had 10 hold
a glass or a pitcher underneath
his Jaw in order 10 catch the sa-
Iva which poured out in amounts
large enough 10 fiji a medium
sized pitcher one or two times
IN the course of a meal
So he ate his meals in soli-
tude.
The lesson. therefore, is that
any swelling around the angle
Of the jaw. or the jaw or tongue
should be Investigated as to
whether or not it is a stone
which has formed in the salivary
duct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

II after him If it's a lad.
Mimi Tuthill, Park Ave ma
tron VINO was a Wall Street
broker. has quit stocks and
bonds for Stacks and gowns-an
apparel shop on + 50th
Mayita Montez, Samba-Skater
in Stars on Ice divorced Juan
Cahvo. of our Colombian En-
bassy. "Becos | found Get 500
schoopid being mahrid 20 a
deeplomat cen NaSheengton
SO she became engaged TO
Peer Johnson. ski champion
who now informs her ne will
shortly take up duties with the
Norwegian diplomatic service
in Washington.
CUTH McCL1NTIC and Kath
VI Cornell did handsomely by
Chekov's Three Sisters, which
didn't reciproCate
Ruth Gordon stole the show
while the lights were down.
Quent Reynolds grabs the
L S broadcasting bonanza for
which there been a tougher
doghght than he ever saw over
London.
Jean Nicot. Of the Savoy there
cabled friends AT the Waldorf
"Our American Bar was never
better named"
Maria OuSpcnSkayaS newest
dramatic pupil is one Mrs. Kit
ColVln
Awaiting her hour she was
pessered by woman who raved