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Evening star., 1943-01-22
Oil Suit Dropped

NEW YORK PA suit
brought by the OPA against
the Sinclair Refining CO.,
which was charged with dis
elimination in the sale of fuel
Oil, ended in Federal Court to-
day when the company agreed
to discontinue the repeatedly
discriminatory practices.
Mans Body Found
The body of John f. Pierce,
IS, of no fixed address, was
found in a clump of bushes
near 3940 Alabama avenue
Sc. about 3 pm. today. Po-
lice believe he had frozen to
death and had been dead
about a week.
Evening star., 1943-01-22

(See FLYNN, Page 2-XJ
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Weather Report

MOI so cold tonight and gentle winds Tenn
peratures today-Highest, IS, at s45 pm: low
est, 81, at 10 am. Full report on mage A-e.
fpel oil consumption should be 55 per cent
oi aHotment for period ending February ?.
Evening star., 1943-01-22

(See FEDERAL JOBS, Page 2
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Stafford Doyle Dies

(See LONDON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
HGIf-1ShGned

on the fourth night. sam
walked back in He was pale,
and he had a half-aShamed
look on his face. Barney
glanced at him bug-eyed and
dropped his cigar Customers
fell silent. Everybody just
stared.
Sam kept looking at the
floor He walked over 70 the
coat rack. hung up his coat
and put on the greasy apron
Just as he had always done
before He didn't look at any
one. just picked up a broom
and began sweeping
Finally. Barney exploded
Well, Sam" he roared at
least YOU might tell us If thS
light was still it,
Sam looked up at him He
nodded slowly Barney walked
over TO him
Look here, Sam" he asked
Suspiciously. Did you or did
YOU not go home to your
Minnie?"
sam sighed
yes" he murmured. II did
90 home TO her--and the light
was III just like II always was.
I told her about all the nice
people here, and how they gave
me the hundred dollars TO 90
home TO her.
And then what do you think
happencd9 Minnie gave me a
hundred and fifty dollars to
come back here and never 60
home again,
Copsfght 1865 kihF Features
Syndicate, Ins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

with their coats. doing in
corner chair and taking out the
garbage
Yes he was sad all right
and yet he was always smil-
ing But 1t was one of those
SLOW. sorrowful poor-me smiles.
A smile that wasn't a smile
at all
Everybody knew Sam. ana
everybody liked him. too. lie
was friendly obliging and
unanimously polite
Whenever he disappeared
from Barney's saloon, 1t was
always for four days. Never
three, and never five Always
four. And when he came back
and took his dirty apron off
the hook, he inevitably looked
pale and a little more ashamed
than usual
Barney got used 20 it Bar
ney. owner OF the spot was a
bic cigar waving IriShman
lie knew eyerybody's troubles
he didn't know much about
sam. however
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
LIE With Salt
By T.. v. Durlino

Say thou doSt lore me, lore me,
Toll the silver iterdncei
Only including, dear.
To lore me also ia silence
With thy soul
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
why do women want the
words II love you" so often re
peated? Is II to flatter their
vanity. build up their conf
dence or still their fears? The
research Of our Horses and
Women Department indicates
that In single women II Is first
to build up their confidence,
second TO flatter their vanity.
In married women II Is still
their fears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
SideIighfS.

Toxic has a population OF
over seven million out the city
has no system OF numbering
houses Somebody should have
published a popular priced
guide book 10 Toxic in English.
This would have made a good
book TO include in the Christ
mas presents Of the boys in the
Southwest Pacific ... Am in
formed steak is plentiful in
Chicago Many OF the reStau-
rants there provide bags so pa
irons can bring their steak
bones home 20 their pups. I
am glad our pup can't read. He
would be Jealous Of the Chi
cago dogs All he gets is goat
meat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
IIaIS

ference "a tax & ceal-try
smoking a pipe
Haas
The cap or hat the WACS
near looks all right 10 me but
J am continually hearing 70
serereA criticized By feminine
observers. 10 lDould seem that
whoeUer designed the WAC
Uniform didn't understand
iUomeH Wtth a SuGppy cha
pedu a female Is happy; NTH
a drdb bit OF heddoedr she Is
miserable. That IS elementary.
Perhaps II is not too late 10
otUe the WACs a better hat 10
could Increase eHiiStments In
cidentGilv. I am told bv er-
pertS that the hat OF the
WAVES has @ real appeal 10
fIrTf1gr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Passing BY

Taffy O'TOOle. Chanteuse
and danseuse. Miss O'ToOle has
about the quaintest and easiest
tO-remembcr name I'm the en-
tcrtainment field Ina Raw
Hutton. Bandleader and Blonde
BOmbShell No. 81. The late
Jean Harlow was Blonde Bomb
shell No. |. Ina recently mar
ried one Of the members Of her
band. An interesting article
might be titled Men Who
Married the Boss. And did they
live happily ever after?" 1t.
Harry Paul Rosen. OF the L. S.
Army. 1t. ROsen's experience
has been unusual I'm two ways.
FRS his draft number was 1873
the first drawn from the bowl
in October. 1910! Second, he
has been stationed at Attu and
Kiska and managed TO get =
furlough. Most Of the troops on
that front have been there =
couple Of years with not one
charc~ for q irin "nmc And "
isn't 10 far f-~-- ''Nme nv air
either.
ptstf,bntra b. kinr Features syn6k
cate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

age7 Or will ne be discon-
tented with the old, simple
life after he's travelled halt
way around the world, seen
first hand the glamor OF
strange. exotic places, tasted
the Rlittering sophistication
of huge seaport cities2
Don't worry about what the
war is doing to Johnny Dough
boy as an American citizen.
writes Pfc. James ID. Cox OF
Jacksonville. Fla.
johnny is now i'm position
10 study, TO see and to feel NE
as il is in distant places, where
standards and conditions are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Asking.

Queries from Clients: q.
What kind of q celebrity was
the man or woman who had the
unusual name Of Honey Mel
ody? A. Honey Melody was a
boxer, a middIeweight, i believe,
who was active around 1910.
Never saw him fight, but I have
heard he was very good. q.
Who is your favOrite foreign
news commentator? A. ! like
John Gunther. q. Did some
subscriber ask you for "a mans
angle" on evening gowns, and
didn't YOU say you liked any
evening gown as long as II was
black? a. Believe I did. ]
noted In the news story and the
accompanying photos Of the
opening OF the Metropolitan
Opera that the most photo
graphed woman present was one
who wore a black satin evening
gown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Genius, Gypsy Rose Lee
play
That's what The Naked
Genius" does about itselt
This turkey is jusl about
The talkingest parrot that
ever laid an egg
! played deep for it 10 the
balcony and caught 81 on
The second bounce.
The idea OF the show is
stripper who is in love with
her overlooked press agent
and who marries d rich book
publisher for spite.
The show would have
gone better If she had
tossed out the ehumps and
put in the bumps.
The mother Of the strip
pe1oo help, thing slong by
renting out the powder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Story Wemf Orer

That was Sans story and It
went over very, very big. So big
in fact, that It became a stand
by at Barney's Old customers
brought new ones in and begged
Sam 10 tell about his Minnie.
And so it was told and retold.
without variation, every night
for many weeks.
Then. one night a couple OF
newlyWeds came in-and when
sam finished his story the
bride cried.
n why doesn't somebody help
this poor man." listener
asked. Somebody ought to
arrange something! I've got
five dollars I was going To buy
a hat with but I'd rather help
sam get back to his Minnie.
How about the rest of YOU?
And that's how It started
The habitueS OF Barney
reached into their pockets and
before you knew it. there stood
sam holding one hundred
dollars.
All he could DO was hans
his head and humble hi>
thanks. There wasn't Q dry eye.
in the joint
They al knew that Sam wa
going home now and they knew
they weren't going 20 see him
again. They were going to mis-,
this Shv shufflinF character
AND I'm way most % them
hated to -oe hIm go
Tho, first Two nIEGt oiiti
Sam left. Barneys didn't DO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

spent a few hours in custody
that New Years Day. Guards
had arrested him for trying TO
get into the villa of Lloyd
George. Churchill had TO wait
for somebody TO come and
properly identify him.
ON NEW YEARS DAY OF
1929 an obscure nelUS item re-
ported that for the first time
since the Uar. the German
people were being permitted
the use of fireworkS In their
celebrations DWight Moron.
through his secretary. A. II.
Springer, denied that Aviator
Charles A. Lindberoh UdS en-
Gagged TO his daughter. Eltzd-
beth The nation DdS on a
spending Spree-epervbody Dds
riding high. Just "a hours be-
fore, the Stock Market had En-
pertenced q sensational Sab
SO share day. Irene Bordont
flashed her Gallo charms in
Parts Moe West DdS stink
ink her iCGy through Diamond
LIZ Police Commissioner
GTOUer WhdleH rdided IS
SpedkcdSteS Roy Rie0eiS.
oucr- cIcited football player in
the Rose BolUl game, enabled
Georgia Tech TO upset the
u. OF California, She ran
90 yards the Wroro ray
In 1889. the headlines were
grim and foreboding An Anglo
German talk on naval parity in
Berlin was cancelled when the
Reich made IL plain she was
making no reductions IN arna-
ment Gov. Lehman. starting
his 4th, term in Albany. made
a reference 10 looming war
clouds. In l94l. we were facing
great Setbacks in the war in
which We now found ourselves.
In 1912. conditions were bright
ening In l943. we were def
nitely on the offensiye-and
going places
Now we face New Years Day.
1914 49, with hopes high - the
enemy still strong, hut giving
ground. The great chiefs OF the
Allied nations have seen each
other face 10 face. There are
prospects of a great peace that
NAV last for all time.
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syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Breaks silence

one night someone got sam
drunk Not roaring drunk
mss, nicely maudlln The more
sam drank the sadder he go
until. finally his morale was
cufUlng aIoGnd IN the saw
dust And 70 was then he
H. "a to talk
Thr place Tell silent sam
apat talk loudly but no one
tAI ever heard him say any
thing before. So Barney
listened and he waved hle
cigar until everyone else
listened too
vNobod, hero Know liunio
sam said ,apolucctically Eek
ccpt me shes q wonderful
woman and shes my vile J
been in this city six months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

far different from what he has
known in Jones Corners, under
governments hess fortunate
than our blessed hOmeSpun
American democracy
AS Johnny compares their
way of life with his home and
its Injuries, home takes on a
different meaning and he real
ICES what he's fighting FOR.
The ideal government Is
one whose laws make every
person realize that their rights
and obligations are an equa-
ton. JOHNNY learns and re-
spects this as the mosquitoes
and bullets whine about ms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

head. Could he he anything
less than a good American
citizen when he gets back home
to the home which means
Heaven to him?"
Pfc. James d Cox
81 BE, SQdn. 3. BkS 64
MAD NAT 7 c..
Jacksonville. Fla
$1,000 price
From Patricia " DJUgC4
L. S. N r. comes this hopeful
note
Dear Elsie Robinson I be
ieve a man who has been all
over the world and seen the
things some of these men have
seen. is going TO be a better
man for it.
II have talked with many
who have come back from over
yeas. some as long as three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
BY Mark HeIIinger

much business It seemed as
though people hated to 90
there to drink, because the alb
sence OF Sam would remind
them of him-and 10 seemed
kind Of silly 20 stand round
talking about a guy as though
he was dead. when he only
left 10 60 home where he be
lOnged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Reading maketh a full man
said Bacon. But, as ! have OBJ
served before Full OF what?'
l have just been reading an as
trological prediction as TO what
is going TO happen 70 Leos in
January. II says: In January
Leos may have the chance OF
lifetime" l can't think what
It could be. II 1t has 10 do with
money I could use &C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

room concession at the wed
ding 90 one Of her old bag
hood friends.
II sounded like a funny
idea az first. But it doesn {
'eil any better than cooking
apples IN a busted kettle
When the curtain goes
down the actors are still ex-
planning what the show is
about u there had been
some tasty tattooing on
The Naked Genius we
NC5u.d have SGT up tie RES
Of the night and looked az
tHe pictures.
II This show is still run.
ming when you read this II
viii still be more Of a mack.
ere, NbartE nIrsc.e NJ
E-u.rf,e u hr Tr3.ut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Present for Minnie

some day. when | get hundred
bucks together. I'm gonna get
on "A train and go back to my
Minnie.
$50 far. amt come within
a million miles of that hun
drcd-but I'll make II one OF
these days. And when ! do,
I'm gonna go back to my Min
mic. and get on my knees, and
beg her To forgive me"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

was a. 80 Palace
and so was Pat Sooney AT
the New Amsterdam. Nora
Bayes and Charles Winninger
we're co-starring in The Conan
Revue" On Jan. l, 1919.
President Wilson and his wife
had arrived in Paris Al
Smith was being inaugurated
as Governor Of New York 81.
The editorial pages solemnly
announce Within this
eventful year, the world has
not only rid itself of the auto
crat Wilhelm II but has made
sure that his like will never be
seen againl" Edwin L. James
cabled that the American
Army of Occupation saw no
need OF policing Berlin.
In 1920, \ poison whiskey
still. responsible for a dozen
deaths the night before, New
Years Eve, was traced to the
Red Hook section of Brooklyn
Clergymen worried pub
licly about the loose morals OF
American youth. The Ly-
ceum'S new tenant was Gold
Diggers." with Ina Claire.
At the Empire. Ethel Barry
more was playing In De
classe". Those who stayed
home were probably reading a
best seller. Mare NoStrum,
by IbaneZ. There was
sports story on Page One
Harry France, owner OF the
Boston Red Sox, had just sold
Babe Ruth 10 the Yankees for
the record price OF Sl25,OOO ...
NEW YEAR DAYS rushed
on like movie montages. Jan.
/, 1922. saw a boom In pocket
TASKS. the death OF Republican
Chairman Boise Penrose. 4.
James Barrie. was knighted.
The newspapers called New
Years Eve the most violent
ever. with dozens OF murders
Standings and assorted orawlS
S. Muraoka. Japan's fore
most composer. was here 70
study American music. He told
reporters: II feel that being
here in the United States will
help cement American-Japa =
nese relations for a long. long
time. Culturally We have So
much in com mon. Az
Cannes. Winston Churchill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

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has oiicnHeo nt"..y e''''
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are represented 10y n.A.'H
million men 10 I. = UNIFORM
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forces Tbeu bore rejected Otto
,ust rs he rejected Serrice in
our American forces ObpiouSlv
these people and Otto are fiollt-
inc for t,co different thiugs
And this couutyv isn't BIO
ENOUGH for both
ot,o 81, C,ooboe,oyakio To
.,tocSod nv ponee coiI,nr him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

would restore Otto To Vienna
the way the RomanoffS were're-
stored i'm Ekaterinburg Otto
NAV take Washington in, but
he'll never take Belgrade and
Budapest while these men are
alive.
Otto on Russia He has at
tackled Russia as the great i'm
pcuallst danger, NOW AS AL
WAYS This is tacit approval
OF Hlter'S attack Needless TO
say. We can spare Otto at the
moment much better than we
can spare the efforts OF the Rus
sian Army But II must be diff
fcult 20 explain 10 the veterans
Of StalnFTad that Otto is max
ing these speeches on American
soil az the very time that the
American State Department is
processing deepest respect for
The integrity of Josef Stain.
otto on Italy. THE Italian
uHg deserves all the credit Jor
MWS0hptS dOtUntdll' For the
record Victor Emmanuel in
rttcd MuSSoliui 10 Rome IN
1922. declared irar on Ethiopia
40 1885. signed the treaty NTH
hitler IN 1889 and personally
signed the declaration OF ipar
on Great Britain and France an
1880
Otto on Hungary Otto has c
Tended the Hungarian Govern
ment. Hungary has shared the
spoils with Hitler and has legions
fighting against Russia. She
has declared war on us. II Otto
means that Hungary had n,
Ut7Ur course why isn't he fight
ing for his country-like man
instead OF trying 10 chisel in @.
her miSfortunes as a King?
In Mexico Otto's representa-
tive is PlZarello Won Helmsburg
one time Fascist worker for the
Nazi transocean news agency
and associate OF the German
gestapo In Brazil Otto's chief
supporter is Anton Retschek
who turned over all documents
and even the Austrian flag 10
the German Embassy and swore
allegiance 10 Hitler, He is now
conferring with Otto's brother,
Felix. American liberals charge
that Otto is politically friendly
10 THOR Eckhardt. anti-Semitic
Hungarian leader and member
of society responsible for scores
OF bloody atrocities and killings
=. .Archduke Albrecht, q Haps-
burg. anti-Semitic and pro-Na1.
has led forces against YugoSla-
via for Hitler. JUST WHERE
Ouo'S brothers. Karl Ludwig and
Robert. have been in this last
wear. and who they saw and
what they did interests most
American foreign correspond
entS. Otto should be asked
UNDER OATH.
The United States Senate rat
flies all treaties. But II would
turn back the clock four cen
turtles. repudiate the Four Free .
dOmS, double cross our AllleS
and desecrate the graves of our
war dead If il ever ratified any e.
thing I'm connection with Otto
Of Hapsburg Otto has no le-
ultimate business before the
United States Senate now or
ever. The United States Depart
ment of Justice. however, has
business with this enemy alien
He has been on our lecture plat
forms too long. II is time that
the Attorney General Of the
United States put him on the
witness Stand-and possibly
intern him The forces behind
him i'm America should be ex-
posed As for Otto, there Is
only one honorable course. lie
should voluntarily 30 down N
history as Otto the Last.
Distributed hy KinE Features
SYNDICATE Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Smokers

When Churchill. Stain and
Roosevelt got together all three
types OF smokers were repre-
sented Cigars. cigarettes ano
pipes IN a business or diplo-
matte conference the pipe
smoker has an advantage. He
can't talk unless he takes his
pipe from hts mouth. Taking
his pipe from his mouth giyes
him a chance 10 think and also
prevents HIM from Speakin-
TOO hastily Even II YOU arc o
cigarette or cigar smoker the
next time you so into a con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
RV Elsie Robinson

years or more.
Most Of them have more re-
spect for their homes. families
and futures than they ever had
before. That's all they talk
about.
They have had enough OF
adventuring. Now they're ready
tn settle down. They are wiser
now and will probably make a
better life for themselves than
they could before the war. But
THEY ARE GOING TO NEED
HELP TO GET STARTED
AGAIN -- HELP OUR MEN
DIDN'T GET LAST TIME"
Patricia NJ DoWney, V-lO
(USNR) age %.
Rockefeller Institute Hospital.
York ave. E. Goth St, n Y
$1,000 prize
Copyright. 1913. King Features
syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

now and | amt seen Minnie i'm
all that time. but there amt
night | don't go 10 bed crNin
over her.
shes the most wonderful
woman in the world, my Minnie
but was never no good Tor
her. oh. i never beat her, nor
nOthin' like that. II was all that
| was a drinker.
II made good money In
paper box factory when ] mar
ried Minnie-but | used TO get
myself drunk and stay out on
a bat for four days. Not three
days, nor two days; always
four DAYS. But she hardly ever
made a beef
when l came home late
nights, she always had that
little hall light burnin for me.
EcTrPuf Oath
But went from one job To
another. always broke, always
bummin'. and always a bad guy
for Minnie To be married TO.
We'll. one day l got me a real
swell Job. a fine payin' job, and
went 10 work and put in some
uyertime-and the first thing
YOU know | was on my way
home with little better than
eighty bucks in my kick. That
was great, and I knew II sure
would have made my Minnie
very happy. The only trouble
was I never got home with the
dough
Instead, l.got drunk -Four
DAYS later | come TO, I knew
that little old light would still
be burnin' for me-but ! was
absolutely Disguised with my
self. SO hoppcd freight the
next daviaud ! been hcrcseVct
since
Ito p.s.''
~ took an oath he went on
slowly. 4 swors TO myself that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
YOUNG AMERICA SPEAK

viii Johnny Dougbboy be better citizen after the war
overt VIII he be happy settle down TO his job in the
corner grocery on the farm Joe SuperService Gar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
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CAVALCADE
BY Louis SObOI
NEW YEARS DAY!
THROUGH the Years

THIS Is THE PARADE Of January FrSts, through
the decades On Jan l. 1915 coal shortage pnched the
city and Mayor Hylan genuinely disturbed Sarah
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
SHORT STORY

SAM WAS A SAD MAN almost always low. He was
forever shufng around Barney saloon hopping the floor
fixing sandwiches waiting the booths helping customers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Uo and Dovu
BROADWAY
Porfraif of Nan Irirh a Hammer
By Walter WincheH

Otto Won Hapsburr tho name of pretender king 10
r thrones II Is also the name of L. 5. Government file
with mysterious history Oos legal claim 10 be King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

ference "a tax desl-ry
smoking a pipe