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Evening star., 1943-12-01
Moscow Warns Nuzis
Reich Will Be Battlefield
BY the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Moscow
radio in a broadcast last night
warned the German people that
they could expect Germany to be-
come battle-ground.
Russian spokesmen-even Pre-
mier Stain himself-always before
have confined their statements of
immediate military aims to driving
the invaders out.of the Soviet Union.
During last nights broadcast, re-
corded here by the Soviet monitor,
the Moscow announcer asserted the
heavy Allied air raids are military
preparation for what is to come"
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Seven Studio Couches
Reported Stolen Here

Seven studio couches were stolen
from a warehouse in the rear of
14l4 V street NV, Lyle E. Hutchi-
son, furniture dealer, reported to
police yesterday. Entrance was
gained by forcing open a sliding
door.
The couches were valued at s297
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
RatiOning
and Diet

der and already anticipate the
sacrifice that he has 10 make for
his country,
He VIII be really patriotic
red with the hives, white with
hts paifor- and blue mentally
Another group who are going
10 have 70 make some very nice
calculations are the diabetes.
THERE are SAID 10 be nearly
Il 1000 900 IN the United States
and while they are used 20 nice
calculations. they prob ahI y
haven't known anything yet.
They also are faced with an
abundance Of carbohydrates and
vegetable foods which they VIII
promptly turn into sugar and
which they cannot metabolize.
Their protein sources Will he
reduced certainly as far As
meat is concerned. and the
question is how many eggs they
can get.
/ am going 10 make some
suggestions about these people
IN the near future Sin fact, as
soon as l find out what ration
Ing is all about myself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

room had a hunch and opened
TIP HE WIFE 70 It's HiPfeTs man.
who came on soon after and
said. There Will be n special
transmission shortly-stand by"
Half an hour later at ! :02 the
MIC had the invasion beat 6.
Scooplng Columbia and Mutual,
" hose correspondents there
were shouting the news 10 their
New York editors, but weren t
being heard
Chic Farmer of Fl Morocco
and Bette Cannon Of the towel
tribe may elope this week
Ric hard BarthelmeSS hoy.
Stewart, and Phyllis Avery are
uh-huh The George Fra
ziers will be neutrality-suspicious. in
a few months
George J. Nathan is still i'll.
but mendlng Panchlto, At
Versailles Tor i've straight years,
dens- the uniform on the 18th
Coast GHaFdsnfan Rudy
Nallee Is conveying Olive Har-
RS Of the double features
Following Nine Chiang'S visit
N the White House, an FDR
intimate observed,
"She's the only woman he
ever met who thinks she knows
"a much "a he does.
It's baby girl for Ramon
and Renlta Add Hollywood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Sage of SHbHrbin Pipes p
Dirt Farmer Boer
Ribs Theorist Cato
BY ARTHUR rugs" BAER

A fellow named Cato who Victory Garden about
210O years ago left advice which needs only little
touching up the edges.
Cato says a should build villa until he is 30
years old That's right Cato old boy, until 50 he
lives in telephone booth
It behooves have well-but country house.
wine cellar and casks Of olive oil such numbers that he
may look forward with delight time Of scarcity and high
prices Cato lad times is here and have
downhi grip the seat of reinforced overalls.
Cato advised that cattle be sold al auction bull
market Also bemshed Sheep torn hides bad wool and old
slaves I'll say good neighbor policy worked
up 10 octave above honesty,
The steward of the not he gadder diner
out Cato strikes the very Of suburban democracy
there You invite yourself to the neighbours buffet before
he invites himself yours
never statue Of Cato with big shovel in his hands.
Cato questor, consul, ambassador
and the chief nstigator of the third Punc War afraid
he gentleman farmer like Wallace and Ickes He talked
good game
KIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
You Don't Need
n Big Kitchen

Brains have no sex" said
Madame Chang Kai-shek.
Must disagree with our dis
tinguished visitor on that claim
Women think differently than
men. Nature saw TO that.
Are women smarter than
men? ! think they are. In any
event il is 70 a mans advantage
10 assume any individual woman
is smarter than ne is until he
finds out differently. w hile
women are a little smarter
than men. they are, somewhat
less ethical in the use Of their
intelligence, especially when de-
Tending or trying 10 forward
their own interests or the inter-
ests of their loved ones.
A Won LONG. Clever song
"A and dance man. His 1t
Amt Necessarily So number in
"Porgy and BeSs" is the best
song and dance / have ever seen.
Paul Panzer. Dean OF moving
picture actors. Has been in the
films 80 years, making his screen
debut in 1904, He played the
villain in the first great serial,
-.-.f.iIe= PeFffs or Pauline. '-
Molly Pitcher was the first
WAAC." recently stated Con-
gresswoman Clare Boothe Luce.
Molly Pitcher was The second
woman actually TO Sght with
the United States Amy The
first feminine soldier of this
country was Deborah Samson
who enlisted in the Continental
army in 177S. At the time OF
her enlistment Deborah mas
queraded as a man and enlisted
under the name of Robert
Shirtliffe.
THE Nazis strongly protested
Il against the proposed ap-
pointment Of Signor Russo as
Italian ambassador 10 Turkey
as Russo has an American wife
and Is said 10 have two sons in
the United States Army.
Nazi protest is not surprising.
but ii is interesting 10 note the
Italians favored Signor Russo as
a diplomatic representative.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Sports Suffer
Least Of All

tracks or professional baseball
fields and no big field arenas
for boxer-soldiers on leave to
display their wares for a piece
of the gate. but which nonethe-
less maintain high civilian
morale.
The pessimists say that In
such communities the spectacle
of crowds devoting their after
Moons TO the sport of kings and
national game and the manly
art. might prove depressing to
morale rather than uplifting il
because il might produce the
impression that there were an
awful lot Of persons around with
nothing TO do.
4 S A sport enthusiast. I am
"a glad 10 see all games prosper,
and I believe that some do help
morale. However, 1 recognize
that not all civilians and not all
soldiers are fans.
And I concede to those who
have written me on the subject
that it is a debatable question IL,
in these times. large assemblages
Of the apparently idle as sports
spectators, betting huge sums Of
money, is good for morale or for
sport, either.
II is question il il is good
for the morale of civilians work.
ing hard on war production. or
for the morale of soldiers who
are commencing to get a bit
irked on observing among sport
spectators large numbers Of
able-bodied gentlemen in civilian
apparel and who in some places
are asking pointed questions OF
these gents. 1t seems to me
sport has here problem that IN
worth serious consideration.
though l confess l have no
solution 10 offer.
Copyright, 1913 by King Features
Distributed by International News servtes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
CHAPTER L%NIU

DVT. JOHN A CONE-SHOT')
L BUSHENI was the first TO vel.
come me back from my Through
When the dawn whistle blew. PVT
Bushemi arose, placed his foot
in the small OF my back and
jiggled until l awoke. He vas
decorated with his usual friendly
grin. but certain indefnable
tragedy lurked behind =.
Did YOU have good time
in New York. boy?" he asked.
did YOU get the $40 l sent
yous'
II got the ten" ! said stick
ing a cautious foot out into the
cold. land | had as good time
As the law allows. What are
you looking 50 unhappy about ."
What did YOU do in New
York;" he asked. Ignoring the
question.
Monday night went 10 see
life With Father, " / told him
counting of on my fingers.
Tuesday night we celebrated a
walters birthday; Wednesday
night we went 10 see Angel
Street: Thursday night We
went In the Metropolitan Ia
ri MI
the Redhead had influenza so
went alone 10 sec Macbeth.
What on earth il troubling YOU,
Bushrmi? You look actually
pale"
HnID YOU like the opera, boy?
~ Was IL your first time at
the Metropolitan Opera House.
What kind OF place il II? Real
nice ."
ITS just the Saturday after
noon broadcast with the Great
Golden Curtain and the Dia-
mond Horseshoe thrown in" |
said impatently. "The Redhead
tripped on low aisle AT inter
mission and almost fell on her
face before Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and everybody. We
had good orchestra seats, too,
creditors nr no creditors. Tell
papa what's on your mind
"Is the Redhead very i'll with
influenza i7G dyiKUrt. COrU0E
look of concern. Does she have
influenza real bad:"
| sighed YEARLY. THE last time
saw her. she was living on her
deathbed with horde of anxious
relatives scurrying about spelling
her. She was enjoying herseli
immensely. There il something
troubling YOU, Bushemi. Out with
it,
Did you stop in Baltimore to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
With the Man
About Town

stars who are trying 10 save
their marriages from the rocks:
Bette Davis and Ida Luplno.
NIE OUGHTA Know Better by
w This T m Dept. In the
column of March %: Mrs,
Lionel Atwill is now reported
unwinding matters in Reno.
after which she may we'd an
army captain Of the air force -
That brought n demand for
an immediate retraction. The
rumor is false, I'm busy working
i'm Washington, etc. And so
in the column Of March 81 we
obliged with: Mrs. Lionel Atwlll
says no divorce plans So
what? SO all the May 7
newspapers headlined Mrs.
Atwlil Asks Divorce. -
Jimmy Ritz says as soon as
the final decree arrives he will
middle aisle with Mimi Berry Of
the Star and Garter seminary.
1t. Jack Warner Jr and Dor
othy Pinto are yuk-yuk-yuk
The rumorS a few hours ago per-
slSt that General Electric will
eventually get the Blue Net
work -. Ernest Cfidppctf and
Claudia Morgan of the footlightS
i. sector were secretly tcleScoped
last week.
The navy has assigned Bon
Hecht 10 script a t. S. Navy
cavalcade In spite OF All the
reported romanceS for 1t Bruce
Cabot. il still looks like LIZ
W hitney from here If II
reaches tha-cal4fts Broadway
Will have IFS choicest gossip IN
ages. The mater 81 sta
Stripper wants additional sup
port and is taking II up with at
torneys.
4 WELL known wealthy stage
"A and screen girl is A klepto
especially in the five-and-dime
stores. The Rodney BooneS
or The Hearst exec STAFF VIII
adopt child from the Cradle,
Chicago The SteFk and
other spots have been warned
that certain walters, captains,
bus boys must get a Job a. a
defense plant or else,
That isn't Winthrop Rookie
Teller In charge Of personnel At
the Port Of Enharkation He IS
Capt John s. Rockefeller Bee
peA-n.
Copyright by DAILY Arror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
BY Damon RunyOn

one comparatively small track
near San Francisco.
The reason the racing was
banned in the southern part Of
the state is because il was feared
that IN the event Of air raids by
the enemy. the roads needed for
military purposes would become
congested, a sound theory. in
deed, though il produced some
anguish among tho racing pro-
notPrS.-
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
- tracks, large and small. are
now occupied by the army,
apparently the Atlantic seaboard
is not deemed theater of war
or at least not 10 the extent that
big gatherings cause worry.
The Pacific Coast League is
operating hut it's most lucrative
feature, night baseball. is out for
the duration. wise precaution
against panics in blackouts or in
actual raids.
I believe it is argued that the
continuance of sport helps both
the civilian and service morale,
especially the latter. the idea
being that the soldiers like 10
hear about the baseball and fight
results. though not so much is
said for their interest in racing.
In fact, some pessimists are
inclined 10 doubt that news that
many thousands Of our citizens
have sufficient time on their
hands these days 10 journey 10
race tracks and spend whole aft
ernoons there betting their
money like mad. is Of great
cheer 10 the men fighting in the
iungles Of the South Pacific
islands and in North Africa.
THESE same peSSimistS have
L a similar view of all sport
of a large scale and point out
that there are many COM
munities which have no race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

one out of seven
that one star-hnt- depart
ment declines To get 80 per-
sOnal as TO repeat the name.
However, II you want to
guess she ~ one Of the follow
ing: Ann Sheridan. Rita Hay
worth. Maureen O'Hara. Greer
Carson. Susan Hayward, Jean
cite Macdonald and Maria
Montez.
WILLIAM AttfN w HITE
w has gone on record with the
prediction that an armistice
with Germany will he signed AT
II a. m, Feb. 9. 1916 Most pre-
dictions by we'll known men in
this country place the end Of the
war in 1914, 1945 or 1916.
In Japan the citizens are con-
tinually told by the men in au-
-thority that the war will last
100 years. Not only is the Nip
ponese populace warned as 10
l00-year war in speeches, but
printed matter 10 the same eff
feet is placarded around Toxic
and other japanese cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
The Brighter Side

IT SEEMS IN me that sport has
less to complain of about the
inconvenience of war than any
other field of endeavor.
Horse racing continues un-
abated in several places in the
South and East and despite GER
tain restrictions in transporta-
ton, 124279 persons managed TO
get TO the Various courses last
week and 10 bet $500 ,12O.
This was the high point 10
date Of the spending orgy that is
going on throughout the coun-
Try al least via any one outlet
over the same period Of time.
! must explain that the sum
mentioned does not all represent
new money. Much of it is the
same m oney taken out and
going back into the pari-mu-
fuels, but the total m os GER
fanny TeIleclS me prOOlGdllty OF
the greatest era Of gambling in
our history, due 10 the war
boom.
DIG league and a little minor
- league baseball is progress
Ing under some slight inconveni-
ence due 10 the inconSiderate
draft boards nabbing many star
players and the patronage is fair
under the circumstances.
Indoor sport of all kinds is
thriving TO a remarkable degree,
particularly boxing, which is for
tunate in that good boxers in
the service are permitted 10
relax from their soldier duties
to accept side engagements at
their trade.
Most Of the sport activity is
along the Atlantic seaboard and
in the Middle West. The Pacific
Coast is considered a war area
and no racing has been allowed
there for some time, except at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
the Side

And NIL 7 see his f1ce ogqW.
And UHi / hear htn speak
I'm downright dizzy 6lth the
thought
Ia troth I'm Ike "a greet
For there's nae luck about the
house,
There's pne luck NJ o
There's little pleasure IN the
When our good mans aura.
-Mickle.
low large is the kitchen your
IL wife has 10 cook in? Ask
her how she would like 10 do
her cooking in kitchen in
which she could reach out and
touch any one Of the four walls.
That's the size OF the kitchen
Grit Pifer has 10 cook in.
And Grit is quite a mass Of
manhood, weighing 1876 pounds.
He is a L. S. Navy cook as
signed TO a submarine. Grifs
submarine recently went on a
very long trip from Pearl Har-
Dor TO the coast of Japan. This
submarine not only sank ships
on the japanese coast but
actually sank-seNeral- inside a
Japanese harbOr.
The trip was a tough and
dangerous one. When II was
concluded -the-cEa.l- la4ad-that
the man who had done most 10
keep up their morale was Crit
Pifer. the cook. Said one of
the crew enthusiastically:
what n man that Pifer Is.
In addition To wonderfully
cooked regular fare he made us
fresh pastry every day. We
always had marvellous pies,
cakes and mullins. Every time
we sank a Jap ship Grit would
bake a great big special cake"
QUERIES from clients:
" Q-Who is the only natural
red-haired feminine film star in
Hollywood
A--All / know Is that when
] said there were natural red
haired stars In Hollywood n
person In very close touch with
the situation told me there was
only one. This expert named
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
See Here,
Private Hargrove.
BY MARION HARGROVE

see your grandmother And
how are your families In Wash
ingtone Has your Kid brother
been caught In the draft ."
"Bushemi, | said sternly,
"this Is so much beating about
the temples and avoiding the
issue. who's been rocking your
dream boat: 80
-'Wrii, f1e began reluctantly,
you know how Sher and Null
,ehill and Hart and went 10
such great pains Ia arrange
your budget between Through
and pay day"
I'm painfully aware Of IT," I
said I'm not To borrow any
money before paw day. I'm not
to get any canteen checks,
theater books or barber tickets.
I'm not To buy anything on
credit and I'm 10 get your per-
mission before ] even send
uniform 10 the cleaners
I'VE had II figured out per-
fectly," he sighed. we had il
fgured where YOU could pay my
S32. Nulverills $40, Sher's $40,
and Harris SI0-alI out of
SO paycheck-"
with deductions In the pay,
even" l sad proudly.
"uARGROVE." he said, II
IL don't know how 10 say
what ! have 10 say l can't 60
on. can't tell YOU. I can't
ruin your perfect furlough."
II know II has to do with the
creditors l said. go on"
He paced Up and down between
the hunks. biting ms lower lir
ferociouSly and SlappIng one hand
upon the other. Then he sat down
again.
You know the pretty little
paw roll. where YOU write down
Marion l.. Hargrove Jr.' beside
your number so that YOU can
get paid"
II signed IT," 7 told him. II
distinctly remember signing it,"
when the Hsrgrovian credi-
tors line up on PAYDAY 10 col
lect your pay ne moaned.
"theN're Just going to have 10
stand there The Enion Of Har-
groves Creditors has been red
lined"
! waited for the explanation.
"Nou signed IL Marion Har-
grove, he said. "as II II were
an IOT. You don't get paid this
payday. All Of us will starye to-
gether."
You cant win.
Continued Tomorrow
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Connolly Answers

Ia London. co. Stratford-
on-Avon, Co Washington,
y. G.
2-taD JaqueS Cartier, TIA
DemoSthenes. CO. fernando
DeSoto.
3-ta) SanltOrla. Oh SonS-In-
law: III daisies
IA Marble, tul china; fc)
cheese
5-ta) Perjury, Ch) fratrlcide
Co pharmacopOeIa
6-ta1 Col VIM Prescott. lh)
James Garfield. ,cl William
Mckinley.
Copyright. 1913 ~ Kine Feature,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

II The wheat cakes we're soft
and ten der, they would lie
round IN MS stomach 49, for
hours and hours and hours and
hours
And trey woufd make their
presence known
THEY would feel as If stone
had been swallowed and
sometimes as II u rolled over
and all the hicarhonate Of soda
IN the world would not medicine
the dyspePtie % that sweet
peace which he knew yesteryear.
In the treatment Of acid dys-
pepSia diet is OF paramount i'm
portance and the use Of pro-
TENS heads the preferred list
because they arouse the Secre-
ton of the stomach the least.
absorb the most acid and lrri-
tate the lining Of the stomach
least.
The meat substitutes. such as
spaghetti are likely 10 do Just
as much harm.
4 Nd the poor alierCy victim.
"a The one who is sensitive 10
some food.
About one-half NJ Is per cent
~ them are sensitive 70 vege-
table or two.
Some are sensitive 10 milk
and some 10 eggs, A very few,
to meat.
As the allergic person looks
over the list Of things that are
available 10 him, he must shud-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Better Health
BY DIR. Logan Clendening

TIVE people Who have 10 use
a special and peculiar type
of diet on account Of allergy or
dyspepsia are little out OF luck
during rationing.
The official lists and tables ~
food are All set out very neatly
with the exact amount n pro-
TEN. carbohydrate. fat, vltamin
and mineral requirements every
BODY should have. but il is left
more or less 10 the imagination
IN what form they are going 10
set them.
For instance; I saw the other
day IN a magazine 2 photograph
Of Tho breakfast that We used
70 "a, In 1912 and the breakfast
that We are expected 10 eat IN
1943 The pictures were IN color
and The food looked equally ap-
petizInC 10 A normal, average
person.
WHEREAS the breakfast of
w 1912 consisted OF fruit. two
sspS Of bacon and some toast,
last two items were re-
I~ed IN the breakfast of 1913
by three large, thick pancakes
or wheat cakes, maple syrup
and glass of milk
Now your average grade
school boy, bless his h cart.
would gulp this down with pleas
IRE and get plenty OF protein
out Of il, but the sight is enough
20 make a person with duo
dena ulcer or acid dyspepsia
Writhe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

THE Presidents hatchet.men
L are working 10 Gust Wal
- in '44-with Sam Rayburn
K the running mate.
Saulette Goddard and 1t.
Burgess Meredith, who have the
most hreathless understanding,
aren't serious. That would spoil
il. He will see overseas action
sooner than pals suspect.
John Jacob Aston III is prac-
tically in a private's uniform.
The Capt. Dan Toppings
Sonia Henie) have a new house
near his West Coast base. But
they don't like IL very much.
as il has only six bathrooms.
Jimmy Durante is al Midtown
Hospital after trying 10 become
the richest man in the Broad
way Bughouse.
Hey. stupid. The Govt cafe
terias in Washington impose no
rationing.
Dorothy Fox, the dance-pro-
Queer, was quietly melted in
Florida the other day
Senator Chandler Of Kentucky
will be a grandpop al IA one
day next month. when the Capt.
j. p. Greggs tMarceiia Cham
der are three His chVns
hear Ensign Sailing Baruch Jr.
is planning a honeymoon with a
Buffalo Billie John Edgar
Hoover will soon be decorated
by a grateful ally
!. A terrific blow-of Is due on
the Nazi ! G FarbenIndustrie
activities IN South America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

THERE is war of memos
L going on in the OPA over
the authority" there. AID exec
L. Maxon is the center Of II.
TWoSomes that give the mid
town places some class Mrs.
Lou Gehrig and Judge Lloyd
Church.
Gregory Ratoff the film pro-
dlcer, warns friends NJ Jed Har-
40 keep him Out ~ his way
feud started when Harris
affegedly called Mrs. Ratof a
name,
THE NBC news dept had The
L radio 5000 p on the fall Of
nlniS and iZerte 49,. MIC
usually tunes In on us European
sources twice daily a. s m.
AMI 7 IS p IT. Because monitor
ing costs $40 an hour On
Friday AZ II 30 the MIC news
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Broadway
By Walter WincheII

Trad. Mark Registered. oopyrish, 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
BY 4. v. During

Distributed by KING Features syna, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

THESE same peSSlmists have
L similar view of all sport
Of a large scale and point out
that there are many COM
munitieS which have no race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
DEfRBHsass FINES

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stars who are trying 10 save
their marriages from The rocks:
Bette Davis and Ida Luplno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

QUERIES from clients:
" Q-Who is the only natural
red-haired feminine film star in
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-13

incompatible Henry Arm
strong, one time simultaneous
holder Of three worlds boxing
titles, at a testimonial collation.
held at the Dryades Street Y
MICA. The affair was sponsor
ed bv the "Y's" Health and