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explained the whole set-up
thusly:
The British II. NJ" he said.
ais filled ny gentlemen trying tn
be seamen, the Reserve by sea
men trying 10 be gentlemen. and
the Auxiliary by mon who arc
neither-trying 10 be either"
CTANLEY MELBA observes
- that the SRO signs up al
those plays. which were PANIED
by the critics. mean that now
sdays people will stand for any
thing.
TALLULAH BANKHEAD'S
secretary. Paula Miller. confided
10 her 5-year-old daughter that
she'd soon have a little play
mate.
what would you like ?" she
asked. "A boy or q girl: ."
The youngster pondered a mo-
ment-then asked: what else
Is there's
THE cop on the Hotel New
Il Yorker beat tells OF a cow
boy taxi-driver who ignored a
red signal. almost hit the police
man on the corner, also missed
a street island, and lightly
graZed a truck. The cop blew
his whistle. When the taxi
stopped he walked slowly to-
ward il pulling a handkerchief
out OF his pocket) and said
Listen, cowboy, on your way
back I'll drop this. Let's see II
YOU can pick II up with your
teeth"
OVER at Monte Carlo Beach
~ some one was saying George
Jean Nathan has such a reputa-
ton for walking ont on show
that the other night, when
cab drove him up TO a premiere,
the driver asked
"ShaIi 1 watt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08
TO-DAY IN SCIENCE
: By GOBIND BEHARI LAL-

NEW chemical and medical
~ advances in the production
and use Of peniciiIln, the dis
ease germ destroying drug. were
revealed recently.
The way has been opened for
medical scientists 20 attempt
the conquest of several tropical
and other infectious diseases
caused by animal parasites.
Among these diseases are kala
aZar fever, which threatens the
soldiers of the United Nations
in the fight in Burma jungles.
Attempts have already been
made 10 destroy the malarial
parasite with penicillin. The re-
suits so far have not been en-
couraging. Further researches.
now under way, might give US
new way Of preventing and
curing malaria with penIcillin
alone, or in conjunction with
some other drug.
'ttE most spectacular medical
L development has been the
successful destruction Of the
parasite which causes syphilis
in man by penicillin.
DR.. John F. Mahoney Of the
L. s. Marine Hospital in Staten
Island. with his colleague. Or.
Richard E, Arnold. first showed
that early syphilis in human
beings can be cured, or az least
checked effectively. by intense
and quick penicilhn treatment.
In four cases they admins
tered 40 grains. that is 200
900 units. of penicillin 10 each
Of the patients in eight days
giving two and one-half grains
every four hours, day and night.
The cost of the drug was over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-The
w fourth-term planners soon
will be going into a huddle
down here in Washington TO
revise and revamp the blueprint
of another election for F. d. r.
The necessity for that revi-
sion is acute Last weeks
Republican landslide. VIII c h
stretched from the Connecticut
Valley 10 the Ohio Valley, and
then skipped the continent TO
show up in the mayoralty con-
test in San Francisco. the whole
thing OF one unnnistakabfe pat
tern has shaken the New Deal
TO the core.
The plan for 1914 was 10 have
been essentially what il was
in 1910, with some trimmings.
namely. a So-called Democratic
national convention packed with
federal and state office holders,
and manipulated by Harry Hop
kins in hotel room conferences
with a gang of the unsavoriest
municipal bosses this country
has known since Tweed and
Croker.
II was 10 have been Chicago
all over again why try 10 paint
the lily or refine pure gold?-
with the President drafted by
united nation yearning for The
indispensable man! It worked
once, why not again
IN LAST Tuesday the voters
" in a group of states having
122 ballots in the electoral col
lege gave unmistakable proof
that they are fed up on New
Deal augmentation and the
Capitalization of government in
Washington at the expense Of
the states.
These states are New York.
AZ: New Jersey. Is, Pennsyl-
vania. 35; Indiana IL, and Ken
lucky, II.
Indiana is added 10 the group
for the reason that while no
election ~ national interest took
place, there was a tremendous
statewide Republican sweep in
a host Of local contests.
The fourth term scenario will
have to be abandoned or rewrit-
ten for the following reasons
THE voters have ignored
the indispensable man" argu-
ment. and have turned il down.
Senator Barley ra $ ed it
frankly in kentucky. where he
declared thar n Republican vote
would be vote against Roose-
welt. Kentucky elected not only
a Republican governor. but all
but one OF the important state
officers. "
IN NEW YORK Gov. Deweys
Il majority Of 1912 was trebled.
In New Jersey the Frank Hague
machine was broken and dis
credited, and the whole state
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years ago that Ted made his
first New York appearance
which was as bandmaster at Rec
tors. / can't say for certain
how many years / have been a
Ted Lewis fan but il has been
since my girl friend and myself
danced 10 one of his recordings
Of a piece named Wondering"
Ted'S band has always been a
good one 10 dance 10. You can't
say that of all the famous
bands.
In WHAT year did you have
Il your first automobile ride!
! had my first ride in a motor
car around 1912. Anyway. the
following is an excerpt from an
automob lie advertisement
printed in May, 1895.
This novel vehicle In pro-
PEELED by an internal combus-
ton engine Of two cylinders and
six horse power relying on
4. petroleum for Its motive force.
II will attain a speed OF IL
miles per hour on the level
while hills can be ascended and
descended I'm safety"
lust read OF fellow who has
- made so much money in
business that he has decided to
buy a stable of high priced
race horses. This man made his
money with a chain OF fruit
juice stands. Reason his career
interests me is that few
years ago when some young
fellow asked me what would be
a good business TO start In a
small way and build up to some
thing really big 1 said:
start with one fruit tuice
stand. Make 10 good. And
gradually build IL into . chain
and your fortune ~ made"
/ guess 1 had something
there. 1 should try some OF
my own ideas.
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10 realize the gravity Of the
future and too busy to give
thought 10 IL now, but YOU
would think the old timers who
had their bitter lesson would he
doing something more for the
youngsters in this respect than
just passing resolutions.
You would think they would
be fighting tooth and nail 10
force the national Lawmakers
10 put IN the books some def
mite measure such as my plan Of
pay continuance for the men for
a year after discharge.
Several bills that provide for
this plan, or some form OF II.
are now pigeon-holed in con-
gresSional committees and / have
heard OF no 0FganTZed gffor-tf9ti
veterans organizations TO force
them out.
I HAVE been little dlsap-
Il pointed by the lack of sup
port OF my plan. or something
similar. from The newspapers
generally A few occasionally
speak for the discharged men
900 900 strong now, refnember)
hut there has been no wide
spread editorial Outhurst 10
make the congressman sit up
and take notice.
am aware there is now, "a
always. some civilian resistance
10 reward in monetary terms
for the men who fight for the
nation. especially after the
fighting is over. when II be-
comes a matter of the most defT-
cate political implications. The
cry is always the money.
Yet in view Of the billions and
billions OF dollars we are giving
now TO the governments and
peoples Of other nations and will
continue 10 give for long time
10 come, / do not see why we
should begrudge our servicemen
enough money TO live on COM
fortably in the period when they
will he trying TO readjust them
selves 10 civilian life and getting
pushed around by civilians.
IN THE political campaign 10
come we will be hearing the
most glowing promises from the
candidates Of what they will do
for the discharged men and do
not think that these promises
will not fool a lot OF the dis
charged men themselves and
draw their votes for the promis-
INCEST ones. probably including
some Of the congressman who
at this moment are sidestepping
bills\that would Immediately do
the very things that will soon
become just promises.
But I am commencing TO
doubt that anything will actu-
ally be done by any one until.
in the years TO come, we win
see another march Of old sol
diers on Washington.
That time il ought TO be a
lily.
Copyright. is43. by rims Features
Distributed b. international News ssrv,1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08

And the best and the ,corst Of
this Is
That neither ~ most 10 blame
II you're forgotten mn klsses
And I've forgotten your name.
-Swinburne.
Us a person. who forgetS
kiss more 10 be blamed than a
person who forgetS a name?
Would seem much depended on
the kind Of name it was and
the kind of kiss II was. Some
names are hard 10 remember
and some kisses are easy 10 for
get. According 70 our Horses
a. Women department only "A
per cent of women are capable
Of giving a man an "unforget-
table kiss.
TODAY'S true story; A brown
eyed honey blonde entered
a Manhattan fur shop and said
she would like 10 have a white
errnlne jacket she could wear
sitting around AT night clubs.
The lady liked jacket shown
her and said:
How much ." She was told
"Thirty-five hundred dollars"
The lady's escort spoke up say
ing
Haven't you got anything
for FIVE thousand dollars" He
was told thirty-five hundred
dollars was tops for white err
mine jackets.
II promised her "A FIVE thou
sand dollar Jacket" he said.
Don't worry, darling said the
brown eyed honey blonde, YOU
can give me the other fifteen
hundred In cash" Later on the
blonde told the salesman:
MY husband feels good to-
day. This morning he made
forty thousand dollars In Ave
minutes on q government con-
tract"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08

SlO for each patient. After the
first seven hours of the treat
msnt. the syphilis parasite could
no longer be found in the blood.
Three months after the treat
-aeHt Was given no sign of the
infection was found by all the
known delicate tests.
nR. NEY, however,
- stated:
I'VE shall check up these
patients I'm a few months from
now. Ia make sure that the
disease does not reappear."
One Of the most distinguished
research scientists. whose name
cannot be revealed, said that a
new field Of treatment has been
opened. There is no way 20
tell In advance which of the
parasites, germs, virus or tiny
animal, can be destroyed. and
which cannot be. by penicillin.
Meanwhile, chemical research
has arrived at the point when
pure penicillin. in crystalline
form. would be available for re-
search. The next step from
Capitalization. sometimes. has
been the synthetic production of
a crystallized substance.
Large scale production of
penicillin, by the present
method Of extracting this sub
stance from the fungus like
cells, will soon be initiated. A
high vacuum diffusion process,
developed by the National Re
search Corp, of Boston. has
been adapted 10 penicillin pro-
duction. Moisture is removed
by a freezing Of vapor and air
suction process.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08

resistant 10 any known chemical
agent-and this includes mea-
sizes numpS. smallpox. chicken
pox. influenza and the common
cold
We have right 10 look for
something effective against
them.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
For about a year | have been
taking hydrochloric acid. Is
drops with nay meals. Is IL.
harmful 10 contineu taking il?
Has II any effect on the heart .
C. j
AIN the amount ysu men
tiou dilute hydrochloric acid can
he taken indefinitely witAout
doing any harm. A heaIthy per-
sons stomach secrefes q good
deal more hydrochiorig acid
than that at each m~ai. ID has
no bad effect on the heart.
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Connolly Answers

la Zenobia. queen of
Palmyra, (bl Mary Lyon:
tcl Queen Isabella ef Spain
2r-ta) Russian (hl Italian. tcl
Southwest Pacific
3--ta) Land and water. lb)
friend, tc) hlnderlng
4-ta) Scotland lbl Turkey:
tc) Germany.
Sal VioliniSt. lbl pianist:
tbl writer.
6-lal Mhlte hl-rndl lei
yellow.
tai World War !. (bl
French and Indian War. fcD
Civil War.
Copyright. 1919 by KinE Features
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Quick Answers

Chess.
Calcutta.
81. S. S. r. Molotov, meaning
hammer" was the name
adopted by Scriabin after he
became revolutionary.
4-Penicillin.
5-Cape Cod.
6-All except Landon: Thomas
was the Socialist nominee;
Foster the Conn unist
nominee.
Nevada.
8-Thirty-four.
9-FDR, as commander in chief;
Secretary Knox; Adm. f. II.
King.
10-Seamen, decks. lines and
galleys.
Copyright. iss. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08

, IT'S a LsWssoms Old Town -.
Always the wrong one goes
but, Ben, zoe knoO
That you mere good 10 life
and tifs 10 you.
Whdt If the raas ut times iosrs
running siotc1
\ You had n million friends
phen you Wsre through.
You ciownsd a btt along the
giidsd pdy,
Yet When oar nation entered
iN the strife
Some gave their sons and sweet
hearts TO the fray,
But, quietly. you gave your
very life.
May there be polls zap there who
understand
The smiling guy Who made
thus sacrifice.
And may you lead some crack
celestial band
There wksrs the Main Stem
cuts through Paradise;
So toks this "Cheerio' from
Broddwoy, Ben,
And pleasant dreams TIL lCe
meet again!
Don VAIN.
CROUCHO MARX told Artur
NJ Rubinstein that Southern
California was becoming the
home of musical greats. Rach-
maninoff, Menuhin. Iturbi, Ru-
binstein. Heifetz. all Of whom
PLAYED al the Hwood Bowl.
The maestro said when the
season ended he was in the
foyer Of the Philharmonic and
heard two dowagers discussing
music.
How was the season at the
Bowl" one asked
quite good" was the answer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08
BETTER HEALTH
By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

ADY THE time this report
I'D reaches the reader. the new
germ-kiiling drug. pcnfeillin.
may be available for general use
by any one Up 10 now only
few physicians have been al
lowed 10 employ II.
Il know one Of the best phySi-
clans in California who had
patient appropriate Tor il. who
made application for some and
was told that there were over
1000 requests ahead Of him and
he would have To wait his turn.
The delay in putting II on GEN
eral supply has been necessary
and we'll spsnt Il committee W
experiences American piiysi-
clans have been investigating in
value. what cases 10 should he
used IN. the dosage. etc. for sew
eral months and their report is
now available.
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DENIClLLIN belongs 10 that
new group Of drugs which
Kali germs in the body. The diff
ficulties in the WAY of doing this
can be understood when il il cx-
planned that the drug must
select the germ 10 Kill and not
harm the body cells in which the
germ is growing
Many drugs have been tried
for this without success. With
the Introduction OF the Sulfa
drugs about five years ago how
ever. n was shown that such a
thing could happen These are
truly mountaineering agents
hut they do not affect all germs
Tuberculosis. for example. they
do not touch ~ All
One Of the greatest values ~
nenlclllin is that II Is effective
ipmany cases that are resistant
10 sulfa drugs.
IFS greatest Use has been
among the infections from
vtf1trSr- rr-rTC EefTnS TStdphyTo-
cocci) that the Sulfa drugs were
never very effective against.
While II can be used in pneu-
u1onla and meningitis success
fully, II is probably better 10 use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08
The BRIGHTER SIDE
? By DAMON RUNYON

IT HAS been reported in the
Il public prints that govern
mcnt medical experts estimate
that nearly 100000 men have
been given medical discharges
from the armed forces since
Pearl liarbor and that the total
may pass 100000 by Jan. l.
|, has also been stated IN this
connection that the demobilized
service man on medical dis
charge is mustered out with
barely enough money TO get
home and that when he arrives
there often as not ne finds the
lob ne was promised would be
waiting for him. does not exist.
You Will here observe, ladies
and gentlemen. the development
Of the situation that ever since
this nation went 10 war / have
been warning you would con-
front us. | think the failure Of
Congress 10 do anything for the
discharged men after all this
time is a crying shame. and ]
do not hold entirely blameleSS
the various powerful veterans
organizations for not putting
the pressure on the statesmen. u
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4 F~TER the war 1t will be up
n wards Of 100000 men whu
Will he discharged with barely
enough money 10 get home and
who Will find the jobs supposed
10 be- waiting for them non
existent unless meantime Con-
gross does something TO protect
them from that eVentuality. II
Will be the same old story of the
last war and the war before
that. and of all our wars
The majority OF the men in
the service today are too young
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MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

weapons which would have been
of great value in the battling
on Chinese soil. they encouraged
our own and British compla-
cency. They deliberately led Us
TO discount and underestimate
their strength.
If THE Japanese today have
any major surprises in prep
ararion, as seems TO me not
unlikely, il would be entirely in
their character to suffer heavy
losses in the South Pacific
rather than uncover those sur
prises prematurely. Such novel
ties. if available, will be I'M
ieashed against us suddenly in
full force. either in an offensive
action of their own, or to coun-
tersct some major offensive OF
ours
There is no doubt that Japan
is technologically backward as
compared with the Unite d
States. But now, in war, two
considerations operate 10 make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08

ON BROADWAY
Copyright. is4s. by King Features

Considering that we had moth
Ing hut local talent"
IN VAN NUYS. Cal, a sailor,
back home on leave from sub
marine duty in the Pacific. went
10 his ration board and was told
To get his food in restaurants
"Why did you come home ?"
asked a ration board man.
"ff you will step outside"
was the retort wonderful, I'll
give you the answer
4 FRIEND was telling the
"A Murtah Sisters of a Broad
way character who had just
died.
He was one Of the best pick
pockets on the street." observed
the friend.
That's life for YOU" observed
Kate-Ellen You have tn die
before any one will say any
thing nice about you"
JACK MARSHALL reports
that Quentin Goldwyn told his
secretary:
I'll be back either at noon,
$50 or tomorrow morning-and
that's definitew
TIIE British navy has three
Il separate divisions: the Brit
iSh Royal Navy, compos
mostly of titleholders and Ok
Jordan types, all graduates of
The Royal Naval Academy, the
British Naval Reserve, made up
Of retired merchant marine Off
GERS called back 10 service, and
the British Naval Auxiliary Re-
serve, consisting OF enlistees
from the people.
A member of the latter group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-08

IN NEW YORK Gov. Dewey's
Il majority Of 1912 was trebled
In New Jersey the Frank Hague
machine was broken and dis
credited, and the whole state
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Copyright 1913. by King Feature,
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Four Freedoms Rally
At Belle Isle Aug. 20

Jack Raskin, secretary. Civil Rights
Federation; hilda Gosman OF the
UOPA. Wilbur c. Woodson, execu-
i've secretary of the st. Antoine
Y.MCA.; Rosa l.. Gragg, president
of the Detroit Association of Wom-
ems club; Lawrence Carter, chair
man, Civil Liberties committee,
Fraternal Order of Elks of Wayne
county.
Mr.. Smith will speak on the role
Of the American Negro in the war
effort and their stake in the peace.
Lieut.. Col Herbert V. Pusch, di-
sector OF the Internal Security Divi-
son, District /, Sixth Service Com
mand will represent the United
States Army at the impressive Am
bulance Dedication ceremony which
viii highlight the rally.
The ambulance is a gift to the
army from the members of the In
tcfnational Workers Order and
their friends. Ii will be presented
oy a group OF war mothers rep
~ enting every nationality in the
TWO.
An unusual musical program OF
the battle songs Of the United Ma
tons will be featured at the rally
Singers from Canada, China, Russi;
and the United States will combin,
their talents to express in musi
: the determination OF the United
E Nations to win unconditional sur
e render from the Axis and to estab
d lish the -Four Freedoms both G
:, home and abroad. Mrs. Mable Mo
1t will represent China, the Unite
I; Ukrainian Artists chorus will rep
e resent Russia and the Choral Unio
}; OF Windsor, Canada, will appear TO
}; the British Commonwealth. TIL
Liberty Singing society and Fred
erlck Dennard, brilliant young Ne
gro bass-baritone, will also tax,
part in the program.
Speakers will include Congress
. man George Sadowski, c. Pat Quinn
of the Wayne County Clio council
Rev Charles A. Hill, Ambrogi 10
Donini of LUnita del Popolo, Ferdi-
nand c. Smith of the National
Maritime union and State Senator
Stanley Nowak. state president OF
the International Workers Order Of
NJ chigan.
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(2J1I;5|4;Sas3

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bring MONEY, sue.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28

DR.. B. M. BROMLEY. having sue
cessfullY passed the Michigan
State Board of ChiropodY as
a very competent foot specialist.
will begin practicing soon in
Detroit pending the decision of
his draft board. DR.. BrownleY
is a native of West Virginia
having received his B. S. degree
from West Virginia State coll
lege and his Doctor of Surgical
ChiropodY from Ohio College of
ChiropodY. He is married TO the
former Virginia Marlborough.
daughter of Atty. Charles A.
Roxborough. and lives at 24l
East Forest avenue. He is
member of the Omega Psi Phi