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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Ibr. Kahn Discusses
the Master Race

Life Of Man was among the
books publicly burned by the
NaziS. Twelve months later, a
book was published, whose for
mer title, The Life OF Man
had now been replaced by the
new title. Man and Ills Life
The name Of the author for
merly printed on the title page,
a name which had an unmistak-
ably Jewish ring, had been re-
placed by the name ot-that
blond young man with the leu
tonic scar on ms right check
The passages dealing with the
peace -proclalming denture OF
civilized man. with the change
ablenesS of the form OF the
skull, and with the non-exlst-
ence of Aryans had been eX-
plunged. In their stead was a
brand new chapter on The
Doctrine Of Race" Four-hfths
Of il was devoted 10 the beauty,
the nobility and the-creatlNe
power 60 Of the blond master
race, and only one-ffth TO the
other inferior" races, the Jews
being disposed OF on one scanty
page. And on that page we may
read
"fn contradistinCtion to the
l.
domain Of kulture, the Jew Is
sterile. The German goes In for
science and art for ideal pur-
pose, whereas the jew does 80
only for the purpose OF earning
money. Being sterile, however,
he has Ia content himself with
the exploitation Of the creative
achievements of the German,
which he then passes of as his
own. And he certainly must he
given credit for a certain skill,
coupled with commercial cum
ming, In the exploitation OF work
done by others"
II 1893 -GeFTnahys-Bis FeaF-
L Hitler. Goering. Goebbels and
Roehm-proclaimed the distln-
gushing traits OF the master
race blond. slender. tail, manly.
and creative A. that time, the
people Of Berlin had not yet
forgotten how 10 use their wits,
and 50 they retorted
As blond as Hitler az slender
As Goering. as tall as Goebbels
and a. manly A. Roehm. the
-San.n -Roehm whom Hitler later
caused 10 be asSaSsinated on
ae.-4-44tt44t t-t4f-iitt hts -ifer4oscstfaiiftt iiftts- y
And now We can complete the
series hy adding
And "a creative and sincere
~ the blond young Aryan-Mr.
Gerhard NenZmer." :" "
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

THE climate Of the great state
Il OF California. as all the
world must have heard, is rea-
sonably pleasant the yea a r
around.
l think the majority Of even
the most clima'iCally rabid Cali
fornians Will accept this as
fair estimate. though a few may
say ! should have left out the
adverb.
Anyway. the climate is real
nice. The sun shines nearly
every day in summer and every
day IN winter when the dew
is not falling The air Is warm
IN daytime and cool al night
There is no snow or ice. except
in the mountain regions. The
California ozone IS most health
ful
Thus the outdoors in Cali
fornIa especially in the south
ern part Of the state is quite
popular Al all seasons. The
citizens arc great hands for out
door exercises of various kinds
notably golf They have num-
erous nice golf courses, we'll laid
out on hill and dale, most of
them convenient 10 easy trans
portation and nearly all equipped
with good kitchens.
1T WOULD be no great hard
L ship 10 live outdoors in Cali
fornia the greater part Of the
year. even without shelter and
with some shelter such as
lcan-to. or better still a tent. II
might be a pleasure. partlCu-
larly If the tent happened 10 be
pitched in a pretty location like
a golf course
l suspect TINS thought has oC-
CURED to some of our army
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

CROW u ia -helELt- they CAn-hc
furnished But # as A parent,
YOU are going 10 apply tins 10
the growth Of your own chill
drcn warning j. necessary
These are only averages and an
average s made by computing
10000 individuals Your child
is as likely 10 fall right on the
dot as one Is 20 10000
DCT here are The figures
ID Males and females arc
about tho same up 10 l3 years
J. lS more accurate 10 do u IN
mi,.ucicrS a mIllInc'cr is
orr. thoGsard's of . meter.
which is 80 inches long
A 3 months 6l3
Year Isl
2tears 81
2NcarS Go
iyear> 1889 "a little over a
yard
= wears i0q
ycars-ll72
TNcars-l1GS
A AD-4H--i3Gl
9 SodI>-l359
10 years-lil3
II years-li65
l. Nears-l51O
13 years -l567 4 little over
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
On the Side

How many times do 7 lore. thee,
dCor2
Tell me ho,o many bcads tte,e
In q siircr chain
Of the ercoiag rain,
Uwaueied from the h,o,bipg
man
Threading The eyes Of n yCIio0
star,
50 many times do tore again.
Thomas Lowell Beddoes.
4 RECENT announcement
"A from Washington, D. C.,
named some activities that had
been added 10 the list Of "eS-
sential industries. Among
these was the production of
crutcheS. That IS indeed a grim
addition and one provoking con-
siderable thought.
Among men having allltera-
tive names, those with the in
itials w. w. seem TO have
high average Of success. For
examples; Wendell Willkie, VIII
liam Wordsworth. Walter Win
Chell, WOrden WoOlard and
Walter Wanger.
Have you copy Of the an
nouncement of Your birth sent
out by your parents? l know
several people who haXe theirs
l don't know how my papa and
mama announced my arrival
People usually spend lot Of
time figuring out something un-
usual for the announcement OF
the birth Of their first baby.
After the first child the en-
thusiasm for a unique blessed
event announcement seems to
Wane. l was the fourth child.
URIC BLORE. Comedian.
IL Speciahzes in the portray
ing of whimsical buffers. Re
member hln in The Gay Di-
vorcee, with Fred AStaire and
Ginger Rogers?
Nancy Hardness Love. AVA
trx Now A ferry pilot A
very smart locker. Have YOU
noticed how often beauty,
brains and courage are com
bIucd IN a woman? What / am
getting al is that there IS moth
ing To this idea that most beau
tlful girls are on the dumb side.
I think most OF the good look
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

a INHe CO"OtndtioH
ers are very intelligent. Our
Horses & Women Department
has been instructed to check on
TINS thought
Writes a feminine subscriber
who says she is 2l
As for these men in their
early EOS who marry women In
their late 30s or older. Such
men are suffering from emo
tiOnal unbalance because they
prefer mothering tn the com
pany of persons of their own
age. Such marriages usually
begin well and end terribly. The
husbands get too much mother
Ing and become bored with it,"
THE following sentence is
Il said 10 include more words
that are difficult to spell than
any sentence Of similar length.
Dictate il 10 your secretary and
see what she can do in the way
of spelling every word cor
rectly.
Outside a cemetery stood an
harassed beggar and an embar-
rasSed peddler gauging the
symmetry Of lady's ankle with
unparalleled ecstasy"
He should get IN touch with
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

tion of troop movements an
there may be a slight technics
violation here on my part il
suggesting the probable mass
ing OF troops on the Pacific
Coast.
However. l have been study
ing the statements from the
Quebec conference which prom
ise 10 destroy Japan, and l an
sure II is no information 10 tht
enemy that the destruction will
come through invasion of his
land and that he can scarcely
be deceived into thinking II Is
going TO come from anywhere
except our western shore.
I THINK any news indicating
that we may at last be max
ing ready 10 move IN force tC
the support of the great Mac
Arthur. so far from being Of aio
and comfort TO the enemy. is
calculated 10 cheer and inspire
the people Of the Pacific coast
who have viewed with great
misgivings the comparatively
weak effort that has been made
in that direction so far.
| wish the tidings might
trickle through TO the thou
sands of our soldiers and civil
ians now prisoners in the hands
of the Japanese and dying al a
rate that shows that the dark
est fears Of their treatment by
their captors were not over
drawn, II might renew their
hopes that must have fallen TO
low. ebb in the long weary
months they have been waiting
10 hear some word that they
have not been forgotten.
Copyright. 1913 ny King Features
Distributed By International News Service
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
She Is Not His Wife,
But Seeks Allotment

7 have been a C0mmon-law wife
for the past three years My huS-
bands real wife lives out Of state.
II he goes 10 the armyWho would
Get his allotment
MRS NJ r II.
Dear Mrs. VI. X. IL:
You cannot he a cOmmOn-law
wife if the man with whom YOU
have lived had wife from
whom he was not divorced.
II he goes into the army, his
wife il the only person who
may recehe soldiers allot-
ment.
EDW ARD POKORNY, Wayne
County Friend Of the Court. ...
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
BY Damon RunyOn

officials lately II j. a sHs--
picion based partly on rumor
and partly on signs, but with
an enormous troop movement 10
the Pacific Coast undoubtedly
impending for the great blow al
Japan, and with army guys
eyelng golf courses with a medi-
tative air. | think if l were a
California golf addict l would
be looking for a place 10 store
my niblicks, Just as precau-
ton.
There are already huge army
camps along the Pacific Coast.
most Of them for induction and
training purposes, yet big as
they are they are probably not
Commodious enough 10 handle
the prodiglous force that is eX-
pccted 10 be massed al our
main approach 10 Japan when
the plans are all worked out.
Nor do they have all the con-
VcnlenCe 10 ports Of embarka-
ton that must be found in other
locations
THAT is why l suspect that
L when The army moves an
invasion force to the West
Coast II will find most accept
able any large stretches of land
requiring no grading, already
well plumbed. and within
marching distance of embarka-
ton. / trust l am not sounding
a disquieting note 10 the golfing
cement of California. | may
he wrong in my suspicious. and
perhaps they can play through
a line Of tents. anyway The
California golfers are said 10
be pretty good.
l am aware that the war
time press code prohibits men
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

GROWTH as Wc- pointed out
yesterday Is one Of me
most mysterious functions Of
the body Obviously II is 4
necessary function We canno,
forever remain me SIZE Of
babies. even II We mature m
other ways. because tho baby
would have 20 reproduCo a
smaller baby and so on until in
ieW generations We would be
microscopic So Nature provides
FOR growth gp 10 The age Of
maturity. But Why isn't tho
growth steady and gradual?
The human animal grows very
rapidly from birth 10 SIX months
increases SIZE twice Then II
grows steadily but slowly for
two years. so again rs size ls
twice that Of SIX months. Then
ITS growth slows 50 as 10 be al
most impcrceptlble-only 10
10 Is per cent increase IN eight
or nine years
THE child of 10 Is about four
times the size OF the new
born baby Then all OF sudden
AZ about the age OF j. growth
IS speeded up SO that IN the
next five or SIX years the size
Of the individual Is 10 times
that AZ birth
And then The whole darn
thing stops dead and never
starts again. Why Nobody
on earth has the falntest idea.
II YOU want averages Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
War Problem Clinic
Confusion on ANotments
Cleared II o by Expert

might also write To the Home
Service Division of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, $50 ". Lafa-
yette. Detroit, and explain YOUR
case to them. They might he
able 10 help YOU bN sending
some one tn talk 10 your wife.
WALTER III. r.. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Quick Answers

l-JulluS Caesar, who invaded
Britain Aug. u. - 3. c.
The date IS established by
Astronomical calculations.
.99==tu-1r f'auf JoTTcS' 0TTgTndT
name was John Paul
3-St Anthony of Padua.
4-~7S. 600
, Toronto
3 In no state the capital Is a
separate federal department,
like our own District Of CO.
The reference Is 70 the EmA
pire State Building As IN
all skyScraperS. the support
Is provided by the steel
frame. The walls are simply
closures.
8 Yes. n tho dent Is outward.
Copyrght. i943, ~ King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
BY DIR. FRITZ KAHN

BY DIX. FRITZ KAHN
WHEN Paul Ehrhch had in
! w vented salvarsan, after 80
Bears Of experimenting, the pat
ent was acquired by !. G. Far
ben. largest German industrial
concern. To give start 10 the
extensive and lucrative business,
covering the earth, from COM
mercial distribution Of magic
bullets. a propaganda pamphlet
was written by a blond young
man who worked in the pub
liclty agency OF |. G. Farben at
Cologne. His face was marked
with sword scars by which Ger
man students are distinguished.
He had never heard Of "A 100 per
cent Aryan or "a master race.
The blond man wrote a little
book. designating Ehrlich as a
genuine representative Of Ger
man science, endowed with
genuinely German genius, in
spired by the unSelflshnesS Of
genuinely German idealism.
He deplored the fact that this
great man, having died in un-
happy circumstances, could not
harvest the fruits Of his genius,
But--thiS blond young man
harvested these for himself. He
had signed a contract whereby
his eulogy Of Ehrllch, the Jewish
professor netted him over S25,-
00O
He moved 10 southern Ger
many, beCaTne editor of a pub
fishing concern which soon
brought Out work in FIVE vol
umes. on which us author-alSo
IeWish-had lahored 20 years.
The blond man wrote a prospoc-
tuS on this work This was in
1890 He was still unaware of
AryanS" and the master
race"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
THIS work. a greatly -ahhre-

THIS work. greatly -ahhre-
L waited English version OF
which was published this year
by Alfred a knopf as Man
In Structure and Function. de-
scribes the wonders OF The
human body Some Of is count
less interesting facis and dis
coAnrleS- arc
In the ascending scale of
things the hodY is betW cen the
smallest and largest entity the
atom and the Ytar II We filled
tho Snsce Of the human hndN
with atoms u would take AZ
many atoms as Il Would take
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

Nard and 2 half
But in recording a large num-
Der. OF which tins lS tho aver
age. there are found deVatonS
from the average which fall into
four groups
There is first group whose
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Beneficiary Omitted
in Soldiers Policy

War Problem Clinic:
Where may A person inquire
relative 10 the beneficiary shown
on a soldier : insurance
Ny husband has never declared
his dependents and consequently.
We have never received any sup
port from hlm lie is rated 4 mas
ter sergeant now and ! under
stand his dependents would NOT he
eligible for any support unless he
cares 10 give it Is this true?
We are not divorced
! feel that NY son name should
appear on my husband insurance
and would like 10 have YOU advise
me where | could ascertain this,
r Y.
Dear X. Y:
Grades OF master sergeant
and above are not required tO
make an allotment, If the serN-
iceman does not desire to do so.
The serviceman cannot he
forced 10 name a certain person
as such beneficiary against his
wishes.
You may write the Veterans
Administration. Washington, ID.
C.. for information, but inquiries
based on curiosity will not he
specifically answered.
WALTER N. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write YOUR problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit.
= 4 Al
1r-UU UTUST SIEn Your name
and address, although no
names VIII be published but
VIII be held IN SfrictCSt con-
hdencc. DO NOT write di-
rcctly 10 mcmhcrS- -Ql-ihe-
pdnoI,
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
JAdge James y. Chenot
Edward PokornN
Rev. Joseph A. Foley. =. j.
Dr. Robert e.. Foster
Or. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SanderSOn
Miss Elva VI. FOrnCrOok
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene T.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter Ii. T.. Scott
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

Weight - heavier than the aver
age and height about the ave-
rage or somewhat below Then
there is 4 taller group-always
exceeding inc average height.
constituting about 33 per cent
Of the whole This individual IS
slender and his weight not
much more than the average
THEN there Is the small type.
L consistently a. every age
under the average height. con-
StitgtIng about II per cent OF
'hc entire group The actual
aNcIage constitutes about 81
Ter cent Of the boys and A. per
cent Of the girls These differ
'nCcS mean quite different POI
tcntial activities for the differ
Cr' groups m en- dur ancc.
tendency 20 disease and even
temperament. a subject We Viii
discuss tomorrow
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
@ II a person has o>tcomy-
clitis IN her youth would IT be
likely 10 Iccuf later on IN HE?
Would her offspring be likely 10
be affected hy It2--G NJ p
Al the oeteomNelltIs has
been thoroughly eradICaled IN
youth. II viii not recur There
IS absolutely ard positively no
danger Of giving il 20 the off
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
On Broadway

While Walter WineheH 10
quay, his column wM be con-
Quoted by guest contributors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Soldier Is Distraught
Over Wife's Conduct

War Problem Clinic:
was inducted into the aLmX
in March. and after two months
Of my absence, my wife decided
to stop writing Later I received
word OF her unfaithfulnesS and
she herself admitted such.
She ignores my letters and
pleadinGS---L-na..4a--l.lS..--4e-s'-,'
out whether or not l could apply
for a divorce or discontinue her
allotment. II only some one could
give her an understanding talk
I'm sure II would do world OF
good / still love her NerX much
PVT. {. J. X.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

You may apply for n divorce
II YOU have proof Of your wife's
unfsithfulness. hut mere allega-
tions or beliefs are not enough
for divorce nor warrant sits
pension of allotments
Possibly your pastor could
help you, II you wrote him. You
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

D.'rog,sd by King Features synd Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09
COAST SEAWEED
is STUDIED FOR
FOOD CONTENT.

washington, Sept. 9.-(Up)-Cen-
turtles ago the Chinese used seaweed
for food. Since then it's been q
fertilizer, fuel, "cure" for tu-
berculosis and golfer, an essential in
the manufacture Of some munitions
and now again It Is being studied
for possible food value.
University Of California scientists
believe investigations under way
along the Pacific coast may uncover
vital sources Of nutritive food in
kelp OF seaweed along the beaches.
It Is already being harvested on the
East coast as far south as the Caro-
inas.
The survey prompted the National
Geographic Society to recall sea-
weed history that began when an
cient Chinese gathered, boiled and
ate pond weed" and duck weed"
Indians Aate It
American Indians refused to eat
salt-believing 1t turned hair gray
and fastened death-but they did
get their full quota Of the mineral
by gathering and eating sea let
tuce". More than rs edible vari-
eties grow in the Hawaiian islands.
In Iceland, 1t has been the Gus
tom for generations to haul sea.
weed onto the beaches, bury It In
deep trenches and then lamp 1t into
solid cakes. In the wintertime
chunks Of 1t are broken off and
fed to cattle.
AS far back Is 1885, the avriety
known as irish moss was imported
from Ireland as o sure cure for tu-
berculosis, its sellers said. They
sold 1t here for prices ranging from
one to two dollars o pound.
Neglected Since 1918
During the World war the Ger
mans used dried seaweed to seal
grenades. 1t expanded when ex-
posed to high humidity, pushed q
small metallic firing point against
an ampule containing the powder
and exploded the grenade.
The present experiments In har-
vesting kelp from Pacific coastal
waters Is resurrecting an industry
neglected since the World War.
Then 1t was used as q substitute for
German potash in manufacturing
fertilizers. The present supply is
expected to replace some Of the val
liable gums which can no longer be
obtained, the society says.
Most OF the Maine-to Caroline
seaweed Of the Irish variety, Is now
processed for use in puddings, med
icines, cosmetics and lotions. It is
also the substance that stabilize the
chocolate in q chocolate drink so
that 1t doesn't separate from the
milk and sink to the bottom Of the
bottle.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09
WOLCOTT CAUCUS
ATTENDED BY 300

Wolcott. September Q. - Nom
ination Of slate Of candidates for
town offices by reclamation feat
ured the Republican caucus last
evening in the town hall attended
by 300.
Twon Chairman Frederick H.
Megin, opened the meeting and
later was named moderator. Mrs.
Rose z. Wakelee acted as clerk.
Nominated were: Assessors, Earl
Tracy and Carl A. Peterson: board
Of tax review, Ernest Peterson, Elmer
r. Simons and G. Nelson Cole. Cole
was nominated to fill the unexpired
term Of Earl Tracy, resigned.
First selectman, Robert A. Wake
lee; selectman, Elmer w. Coe: town
clerk, Minnie N. Warner: town
clerk, Minnie N. Warner; treasurer
Claude v. Badger; agent Of the town
deposit fund. Ransom Bronson and
Milton Hotchkiss; constables, Henry
Traver. william Trip. John Nc
Kenna and John Kruse; registrar
Of voters. Harvey Horton; board Of
education (four years., Mary VIM
chell and Isabel Myngheer; 1.-TWO
years) Albert Homewood: librarians,
Mary Millard and Margaret Han.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09

Tho regular services viii be re-
ganaed "a the First Baptist church on
sunday, September n. At the morn
ing worship, 1880 o'clock, Rev.
Edmund H. Linn VINO has been serv-
ing as assistant minister will preach
his farewell sermon. He leaves to
accept . commission as Chaplain in
the Navy. Rev. David p. Gaines,
pastor, win preside at the service.
The Church School viii reopen
with sessions at the usual hour. The
elementary departments will join In
the church worship at 1880 and re-
tire for their classes ct IL. The
adult school win meet at 1880.
Union Sunday evening services Of
the Protestant Churches, which are
being held in the First Baptist
church will continue through Sep
TENDER. The preacher on September
IL viii be Rev. Conner r. Lewis,
pastor Of the Third Congregational
church.
The young people Of the parish
gave O farewell party to Rev. Ed
lnund H. Linn on September 7 at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
e. Mcbride, Pennington avenue. He
was presented with appropriate
gifts on the event Of his departure
FOR service in the Navy.
Mrs. Arson Stone, Mrs. Clarence
Isbell and Miss Ethel Littlehales at
tended on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the House party Of
Connecticut Baptist Women at the
Hartford Seminary Foundation.
The teachers and workers Of the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09
PROGRESSED FOODS

PROGRESSED FOODS
Blue 'R" "S" stamps September co.
stamps ~ "V W" will effect "wednesday and expire October
CEIllrSo PRICES
The OPA food commodities
nth lists ct the the ration board Inconsistencies should be
reported to the Price panel Of the ration board h
Coupon Is IN through
SUGAR
pounds sugar through
IS and vao pounds
for canning viii until oct 81 Additional
aotments pounds
which holds canning registration sessions each Tuesday from $3.50
q. m. to $3.50 m.
81 and &c" coupons valid o gallons
No Of "A" books valid three through
November 81.
Tho face gasoline ration
automobile registration number and the the state issued
1t Illegal TO hold which
FUEL OH.
Class unit al Of which marked
gallons
units gallons
ration certificates
stamp and all
regardless the
mined BY the Of
tanks.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09
Contact
ItoIyNozis

London, Sept. .. lUPl-Allled
troops are IN contact with German
forces IN the Naples area, radio
Alglers said today.
The broadcast. quoting q COM
mnnique. said German prisoners
had been taken.
u revealed that Lieut.. Gen. Mark
CLARK, commander Of the y. 8. fifth
Army, commanded the landing
forces.
sexha operations Is Gan. Mlnsns
heHsFs fnlea, Nhiah lanaaa aheal
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09

4 q. m. today in the Naples area are
proceeding satisfactorily" the COM
munique said.
"Our forces are in contact with
German forces and prisoners have
been taken.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09

GEEsE-U. 8. fighting word de-
scribing bombers In formation. Your
purchase Of an extra $4,000 War
Bond in September will help keep
these bomberS In formation,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-09

The Council named Louisiana Is
the safest state in the Union last
year in terms Of all types Of acci-
dents. Figures show that the age
group Of 8 to IA has the lowest ac-
cident rate Of any, with little girls
getting hurt much less than little
boys Of the same age group.