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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

(Our casualties have been
lower than any other major
allyn
A MERICA Is more self-suf-
"A ficient than any other ma
ton Thousands have died
and are dying 10 protect II. Mil
lions would give everything they
have to get IL: Your American
citizenship Goebbels great
est propaganda campaign has
become his greatest failures:
The attempt 10 divide the Allies
Mrs. RooSeYelt's column is
carried in newspapers that are
anti-New Deal A few assola-
tionists have won elections, but
they've never been able TO stop
Americans from having elections
or enjoying democracy In
the end they usually wind up as
discredited politicians.
(The United Nations are
united. Allies in WonderlandD
THE Magic Lanterns: Holly
i wood has done right by
Richard Tregaskis' best seller,
"Guadalcanal Diary" The film
reports a soldiers war. minus
all phony heroics and speeches
that have been emptying the
theaters. II shows a bunch OF
Marines working at being Ma
rines. and that's drama enough
e. Flesh and Fantasy" is very,
very rich. as the new song puts
it. not only in people but in plot.
It's a four-ring plot. but they all
depetail up 10 a nicely, and il
makes for an entertaining show
Olsen and Johnsons latest.
Crazy House Is third-rate
Corn Happened in Glib
raltar" is a Frenchie. spy tale
OF the old kiss me. my fool"
school. Vivian Romance Is the
lass with the Sinking torso, eyes
Al half-mast. She could get
better work than spying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
that most of hi. FACTS are
ON BROADWAY.
copyright. is4s. By Kins Features

that most OF his FACTS are
Incorrect" Heheheh 49,. {.
Incorrect factsk
I INT from a Blue Serge Suit:
IL James Cromwell tells chums
his suit against Doris Duke lis
i'm the bag" Ann Sheridan
flew TO Miami Beach yesterday,
which is where S. Hannigan is.
Don't bet against a merger
The Stanley Mortimers of the
hoohum set are Tot Way :.
Mrs. Ham (Palooka creator) |
Fisher. in Florida for divorce
won't accept any yellimony for
herself. Just for the child
The Jap radio station over
which come those wild tales
about sinking our navy is
named JOAK &. Barbara Ban
mister, Billy Boze, Binnie Barnes
and Brother Beebe made the
Stork veritable B-hive last
night 49,. Russell Birdwell is
not the first press agent King
Carol hired. He engaged one in
London 10 explain Nine. Lupescu
and how Nazi bombs de-
stroyed the facts in their case
-. IT was the howl Of London
for months.
CERMANY'S greatest internal
~ problem is bombed out
NaZis. Remember they started
the war because they claimed
they wanted living room &.
In Japan women too sick 10
work in war plants are thrown
IN taiis TO rot The Omen
have won every battle against
SaboteurS and espionage agents.
We still have American defeat
-isiS-=Ri it-ali= their campaigns
have failed. Every day more
Of them are being exposed, dis
credited or indicted for sedition
-. Americans have more lux
uries than nations we give lend
lease 10 have necessities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Connolly Answers

La Italy; CD Hawaii tc)
Mexico.
Pa parrot (hl tree: fc)
prayer book.
3-ta Italy; Cbl Japan. Ic)
France
..,+-.i -. 11sfS ADd
baskets, .bl making Of Jelly;
lcl device for signaling,
IA California 10 Missouri;
tb) Boston. Mass. (c) Salt
River. Arizona.
6-ta James Madison; fb)
Chester Arthur; Co John
Adams.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

THE civilian doctor who goes
into military ut naval seFsi-
Ice finds himself in a new world
Not only is he up against a
whole new way Of life, new dis
cipiines and new routines, but
he begins the handling OF pa
tients the like Of which he has
never seen before.
How many civilian surgeons
had any experience prior 10
1912 ir the treatment OF gun
shot wounds7
How many civilian ply sicians
have had any experience IN
tropical diseases / can assure
you that the answer 10 both
questions IS very few.
TIVE medical colleges and tbe
L medical departments Of the
army and navy are preparing
the new crop of doctors for
this experience II, ms own
school a. least % per cent Of
the medical students are in
army or navy uniforms.
An army officer and a. navy
officer are stationed in one Of
the school buildings and the
cadets are taught drill and
other forms and features of
army and navy life.
For the first time in lis his
tory this school now has
course in tropical diseases. The
st casual review OF the fac
ulty showed that no member
had any knowledge OF the sub
jet, 50 a faculty member was
sent Tulane University. New
Orleans, 10 take course and
he has now returned and is
teaching junior and senior stu
dents the features OF those
tropical diseases which they are
likely 10 see on the outposts OF
x-se world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

THIS must be an old one, but
- what matter? Charles
Eaton was asked why in the
Senate the committee is called
foreign relations and in the
House II is known as foreign
"a irs" THE Senat e."
on Is supposed TO have re-
pied, els too old TO have AZ
fairs.'
THE Owl tells the column
l. that its conductor was de-
nounced in an official NaZi
propaganda broadcast from Ber-
lin via d. N. b. on Nov. 18th
.. The attack said in part:
THE u. y. news services have
o low mentality. To mix up Cos
sip with political facts Is an
American technique. Gossip OF
. very low nature Is constantly
used. IL IL the gossip Of the
very common who can only look
at things from the limited per-
spective of the ego. For exam
pie: Two children who sailed on
the Lusitania In spite Of Ger
man warnings, and who lost
their lives, were discussed at
the time in the press down 10
their pink ribbons and lace
garments, but no one In Amer
lea heard OF the 100000 Ger
man children who died owing
to the British-U. =. hunger
blockade, and no one. therefore,
realized that the U-bOat war
was the logical consequence.
walter Winchell IL an exam
pie OF the depth to which public
life reaches when human inter
eat becomes an enG In Itself. He
reports on society gossip from
the private Hives Of well known
people, on commercial and sex
uaI wrongdoings. divorce scan
dals, triangle affairs and
unnatural dispositions. His read
or number about 1000, 900, and
II has been stated officially
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
II. ". DURLTNG
ON THE SIDE

Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
photograph taken. This is the
first chance l have had 10 be a
pinup boy.
QUERIES From Clients. O.
VI Isn't il considered that the
Italian actor, Tomaso SalVini.
was the best Othello Of all
time
A-SalYini Was before my
time. However, / have heard
experts on the subject say he
Was a remarkable OtheIlO.
Q=ROhInsoniS drugstore IN
Brownsville. Pa, was estab-
liShed in 1920 Name an older
drugstore in this country and
the stogie is yours.
Al name the drug store Of
X. +. Quackinbush, 703 Green
wieh street, New York City,
established In 1917. Please for
ward stogie and wrap carefully
to prevent breaking.
THERE will be no more nickel
Il cigars for the duration says
dispatch Doesn't worry me.
/ just smoked another of those
Accent Stogies. II was good
smoke everything from Accent
stogieS 20 60-cent cigars.
Note for home managers.
Here are some prices in New
Orleans. Compare them with
those in your -neighborhood.
Turkeys, 50 cents a pound. Eggs,
65 cents a dozen. Butter. AZ
cents pound. Pork chops, 81
cents pound. Pot roast, 25
cents a pound. Texas or Florida
oranges, z cents a pound.
PERNIE CAVANAUGH of
- Boston, Mass, is the first 10
wish this department a Merry
Christmas. Thanks Bernie, old
sock, and the same TO you and
many of them.
A young matron says his son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

MY DISTINGUISHED coll
WI leagues Damon Runyon and
BENJAMIN DeCasseres have been
expressing dfsHay ~ the way
some of the female OF the
species have taken 10 drink.
Mr.. Runyon and Mr.. DeCasseres
would throw a series of fits here
in New Orleans. l am reliably
informed that the girls even
drink while having permanent
waves, etc, in beauty parlors.
Seems they can't even do with
out their liquor for an hour.
However. in all fairness II
must be stated that the beauty
parlor owners claim these femi-
nine liquor drinkers come from
out OF town.
DIGIT now the best food in
IN New Orleans is to be found
al a place named Kolbs. This
restaurant owns a farm and
can get many things the other
places cannot. Some OF the
soup in the French quarter
restaurants which is praised
highly as an example OF Creole
cookery is made in the North.
1t is canned soup.
New Orleans ballyhoo experts
are playing up the Sugar Bowl
foo ball game. The city would
do better 10 spend its money
on postwar planning. The town
is now building itself up 10 a
terrific letdown. When war ac-
tivities cease, New Orleans will
be on a spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

what . colleague described as
The mest- delicate and dan.
eernus operation OF his ca
recr.
FORTUNATELY. in the United
States the civilian surgeon
has not yet been called on 10
treat gunShot wounds and II is
10 be hoped that he never
will.
But the general aspects OF
his practice haze undergnne
great changes, nevertheless, due
10 the war.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Whst do you mean by
diathermy?
A-Diathermy IL an electric
method OF treatment. using a
machine 10 throw heat deep
into the TISSUES. A hot water
bag. for instance, only warns
up the surface. BY creating an
electric current I'm the tissues.
diathermy produces heat In
structures below the surface
joints and tendons In rheuma-
tism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

LIE WAS born in 1900. mar
II ried at the age of IA, was
father at Is and a grand
father al 81. That is what Mrs.
Wanda Demko OF Chicago says
Of her father and asks; Can
YOU beat it ?" We can't. Demko
Sr. is the first 32-year-old
grandfather we ever heard Of.
How can you be my pinup
boy II you don't smile a little ?"
asks a New York subscriber
named Emily, referring TO my
photograph. ! will have another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

played toy piano at s months
and can hum tunes At 1871
months.
"Have We a prodigy on our
hands ?" she asks. Could be.
Read the life Of Mozart. He was
playing and composing music at
age of 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Quick Answers

mo.
Zachary Taylor.
3-All.
4-Brazil, with "a million.
5-Brazil.
6-Il Penseroso, by Milton.
Copyright, ie43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

pUT the war has affected
- civilian life and the civil
ian physicians habits Of prac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

A tiny feather
From the Wing Of lore
Dropped into the sacred lap
OF motherhood.
--Braidwood.
CThe foregoing was the prize
winner in contest in London,
England, for the best definition
of habY.I
THE JspS at radio Tokyo are
Il playing Harry James and
Jimmy Dorsey records nightly.
That's what 1t. Charles Peden,
former newsreel man now sta
toned in the Aleutians, informs
me. 1t. Peden says he thinks
the Japs captured the records
at Bataan and Wake Island
A Sausaltio, Cal, home man
ager who says she has a six
room house. states she did her
homework in one hour one day.
Besides my other work In
that time I beat the rugs,
waxed the floors and scrubbed
the kitchen"
This subscriber looks like
good challenger of Susie, the
superduper housekeeper of San
Jose. for the housekeeping
championship of Amer ca.
Wonder how long the average
home manager OF a six-room
house takes TO do her house,
keeping?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
DEAR Boss:
Letters From Times Soldiers

EDITORS NOTE-Thh 10
letter to the gang at the office"
from one Of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer Who
haze gone into service from, the
Times editorial department. The
writsr; I1t Sgt. John n. O'Brisn.
reporter Who was in North
Africa at the time of writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

Crhe foregoing was the prize
winner in contest in London,
England, for - the best definition
Of bahv ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

fective use OF the air power
potential.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

A-SalYini WAS before my
time. However, i have heard
experts on the subject say he
Was a remarkable OtheIIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

QUERIES From Clients: O.
VI Isn't il considered that the
Italian actor, Tomaso SalVini,
was the best Othello OF all
ttr,a9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

Distributed by King Features synd., Inc
photograph taken. This is the
first chance l have had 10 be a
pinup boy.
Nogales international., 1943-05-28

| iSlature and in 1924 as vice-chair-
man of the State Democratic Cen
tral Committee he handled the en-
tire campaign in the absence of the
chairman who was out of the state
and that same year he was dele
gate to the Democratic National
Convention.
Following his return from the
convention he retired; from the mer-
camille business to take charge of
interests held in Mexico by the
Mexico Development Company, a
corporation organized under the
laws of Mexico for the purpose of
developing mines. ranches, farms,
etc.
After the death of the late
Bracey Curtis in the late -20's he
acquired controlling interest in the
First National Bank of Nogales and
today is chairman of it's board of
directors. He is also owner OF the
Mcntezun1a Hotel and other valu-
able city and ranch properties, both
in this state and elsewhere. He
built the Bowman Hotel and several
of the finest homes in Nogales.
His family consists of his wife and
son and two daughters, residing
here. and three daughters by for
mer marriage, Mrs. Bailey Russell
of Phoenix, Mrs. William J.. Cav
annaugh of Chula Vista, California,
and Miss Betty Jean Bowman who
recently enlisted in the marines.
Nogales international., 1943-05-28
Collector

Continued from Page One)
as section hand on a railroad.
Leaving Colorado he went to
California where he obtained
another railroad job and re-
manned until July 1894, then got
a job in hardware store. In
October 1894 he headed for Mo-
gales, coming into Arizona on
mixed train, and arriving here
at noon October IL, 1894, with
25 cents in his pocket.
He got employment as station
agent at Poza. Sonora, with the
old Sonora Railroad Company, now
the Southern Pacific de Mexico, and
remained with that road 18 years.
On Nov. 80, 1872, the day he re-
signed from the railroad, he went
into the buying and selling of cattle
with headquarters at Nogales.
His knowledge of ranches, cattle
and cattlemen enabled him to ham
die many thousand head, his COM
mission running into high figures.
He was more than successful and
when business turned slack he went
into the wholesale grocery trade.
Two years later he sold out to AL
bert Steinfeld of Tucson.
He then established a jobbing
house at Nogales, which concern
did an extensive business.
Gradually he became recognized
as one of Nogales, Arizona's most
prominent citizens and greatly liked
by the people for his worthy deeds
on behalf of poor farmers and 9TH
ers. It was in Nogales that he laid
the foundation for the fortune and
success he now enjoys.
MAYOR OF NOGALES
Bowman served twice as city al
derman of Nogales, elected for the
first time in 1914. In 1918 he was
chosen mayor of Nogales and served |
one term and in the fall of that
year was elected to the Arizona leg /!
Evening star., 1943-01-15
DiIIing Represents Wife
Al Arraiqnment Here

Albert Dilling, whose wife, Mrs
Elizabeth Dilling of Chicago, is under
indictment on charges of conspiring
to undermine the morale of the
armed forces, told District Court
Judge Jesse c. Adkins today that
rumors are current that third in
dictment, leveled against Republic
cans who voted against Mr.. Roose-
welt in 1882. is being prepared by the
Government.
Mr.. Dilling, a member of the Illi-
nois bar, represented his wife at ar
raignment. preceding arguments by
defense counsel on motions to dis
miss the first of two indictments
against % alleged conspirators. Mrs.
Dilling was released in the custody
of her husband.
In supporting the motion to quash
the first indictment, Mr.. Dilling told
the court that each new indictment
places an undue hardship on the de-
PENDANTS, who must meet the ex-
penses of new legal action in an
swering charges
Also arraigned today were George
Sylvester Viereck and Eugene Nell
son Sanctuary. They pleaded not
guilty.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Church Leader Slain,
Son Wounded in
Murder-Suicide Plot
Father Shot by Iowon,
"a, Who Thought He
Was Losing His Mind
BY the Associated Press.

CHEROKEE, Iowa, Jan. Is
Mrs. C. A. Perrin, 60, church
leader and widely known for the
Christmas dinners she served
annually for nearly so needy ell
derby people, was found shot to
death in the dining room of her
home today
Nearby was her son. Robert. "a
wounded in the head Sheriff Don
F.. Phipps said the son admitted he
shot his mother. attempted to
shoot his father and then kill him.
self.
I'm sorry I didn't get the job
done on all three of U.S." the sheriff
quoted the son as saying
The charge only grazed the arm
Of the father, 81, fireman.
Sheriff Phipps said the son re-
lated he had intended to consult
doctors here because he feared he
was losing his mind. The sons wife
and small son live at nearby Suther-
land, where Robert had been work
ing in creamery.
Il loved my mother more than
anything else in the world" County
Attorney Archie r. Nelson said the
son told him, I'VE got along won-
derfully we'll"
Mr.. Nelson said no formal charges
have been filed. A l2-gauge shotgun
was used by the son, Mr.. Nelson
said.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Nursing Schools Cut
Training Period 10
Step Up Supply
Six Months to Be
Taken of Courses Of
Seven D. 6. Institutions

In order to speed up the supply
of nurses for the armed forces,
the seven schools of nursing in
the District of Columbia will
shorten their training period by
six months, it was announced
today by Cordelia Cowan, execu-
tive secretary of the Nurses Ex-
amining Board.
Action authorizing this change
was taken by the board at a meeting
late yesterday, Miss Cowan ex-
planned making public a statement
explaining the change.
For young women preparing for
nursing service with the armed
forces" she said, "the course is to
be shortened to "a months for can
didates with adequate college prep
aration and to 80 months for spe-
cialy trained applicants who are
graduates of accredited high schools.
Students graduating from high
schools or colleges at the midyear
should make arrangements to enter
the spring classes of nursing school,
and those graduating in June. the
summer or fall classes" Students
not preparing for service in the
armed forces, and all students. In
case the war is ended, will be given
elective clinical experience for an
additional six months.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
-Four Conviets Are Sought
In Break Fatal 10 One
By the Associated Press

ps Inc ASeoClAteO PfeeB
JACKSON, Miss. Jan. l5-State
oficers today searched for four
armed convicts who escaped from
a State prison yesterday in
break which resulted in the death
Of one convict and the recapture
of another.
The four escaped from the farm
on mules and then held up
Bolivar County man near Winter
vile. taking his car and clothing
When last seen they were re-
ported headed toward Greenville.
Warden M. P. L. Love, prison
superintendent, said the six young
white prisoners overpowered trusty
guards while working in a field.
Sherman Sims of Jasper County,
serving a life sentence for murder,
was killed when he attempted to
shoot 1t out with posse. Mr. Love
said, and Sam Vandevere of Tisho-
mingo, under a five-year robbery
sentence, was captured shortly after
the break.
The superintendent identified the
four at large as Delood Cunningham
of Claiborne County. under a six
year robbery sentence; Wilton
Smith. Warren County, serving
20 year manslaughter sentence;
Hubert Baker. Coa.loma County,
under 20-Vear sentence for roh
berry with firearms, and A. B.
Burgess, Sunflower County, life term
slayer.
Evening star., 1943-01-15
By ;he Associated Press


NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-A man is
gentleman before he is a COM
missioned officer, the Navy has de-
cided, and a woman is a lady before
she is WAVE.
Therefore when the senior officer
(male) indicates he wishes the
junior officer female) to precede
him then she is supposed to 20
without any fuss or feathers in
spite of normal military etiquette
based on rank, it was stated In a
Navy publicity release reprinted
from the Bureau Of Personnel in
formation bulletin.
The announcement today cleared
up the confusion attendant on a
member of the feminie arm of the
service meeting Navy officer of the
opposite sex. Military procedure is
in order unless the senior officer
valves it in favor of the WAVE
and that is because military cour-
tesy includes Difference to women
and because seniors wish is an
implied command" the release said
In general, however. regulations
and customs of the Navy apply to
men and women alike Juniors ga :
lutte first, whether it is male
saluting WAVE or vice versa.
In the matter of WAVE hats-the
Evening star., 1943-01-15
Planners Expected
To Reindorse Airport
Boundary Measure
Commissioners Meet
With Department Aides
To Thresh Out Dispute
Earlier Story on Page B-130

The Virginia-District of CO.
lumbia boundary line dispute
was under consideration at a de-
partmental conference today,
with the expectation that the
National Capital Parks and
Planning Commission would re-
indorse the Randolph bill which
would place the Washington
National Airport at Gravelly
Point clearly within the bound
ary of Virginia.
Since the bill originally was draft
ed by the Planning Commission in
February, 1910, that group has made
a persistent fight on its behalf.
Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee, who reintro-
duced the measure last week, again
Is seeking the views OF the various
Government departments affected
by it.
Meet Department Aides.
Representatives of the Interior,
War and Justice Departments and
the District government met with
the Planning Commission today and
threshed out the old dispute during
the morning session. They will re-
port back to their departments. Col.
Joseph D. Arthur, Assistant En-
gineer Commissioner, attended for
the District.
Secretary Thomas Settle of the
Planning Commission explained that
the Virginia Legislature had ac-
cepted the boundary line set forth
in the bill last March.
Enactment OF the bill by Con-
gress is now the only remaining
step to be taken to establish the
new boundary lines" he said.
Mr, Settle pointed out that one of
the chief objections that existed
heretofore against placing the air
port under Virginia jurisdiction was
the State gasoline tax. The Vir-
glnia legislature he explained,
has agreed to waive the State tax
on gasoline for airplanes at the air.
port
State Tax to Remain.
He added that the Virginia tax
would remain on the gasoline for
automobiles should the present bill
be enacted
The present boundary line splits
the airport site. leaving the build
ings in Virginia and most of the
runways in the District. The
boundary line also splits the Army.
Pentagon Building. About three
fourths of it is now in Virginia. The
so-called river entrance on the
north side of the building is now in
the District.
The boundary dispute was still
under consideration early this after
noon. 1t was expected that the
Planning Commission would restate
its former views in support of the
bill in letter to Chairman Ran.
dolph.