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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

CHARLIE CHAPLINS settle
~ ment with Paulette God
dard) was 81 900, mostly in
x-exempts.
FDR will stay out of the
Tammany leadership war be-
cause ut is purely local"
tn be year before Harry
James can marry Betty Cradle.
A rich French recluSe named
Louise NJ. Sazerac died the
other eVe'g and left SIS, 600 each
10 two walters at the Lincoln
Hotel.
It's a boy for the Gladwin
Hills. He's the A. p. cores
pendent.
DIEGO RIVERA, the artist, Is
~ now on the Nelson Rookie
Teller staff. Not many years
ago his murals in Rockefeller's
Radio City caused furore
Mrs. Evelyn Walsh Mclean
has so many guards around her
Washington home her son, Jock
fwho returned from Dallas with
out warning),. couldn't get IN
until he phoned next day.
Rumor in Washington, All
army men under 80 are TO )e
"out OF Washington by June Is. -
The Paul GettyS (he's the oil
magnste and she was thrush
TEDDY" Lynch are imaging.
The ea7ettes missed the story
~ the amazing gambling raid
At swank hotel in the latter
Sos Cops bagPed many Lifted
Pinky people PLAYING chemin
de fer.
The Thomas Fortune Ryan
townhouse on 10th off Park
valued once at almost half "A
million) was sold the other day
for $4,000.
i1eIlIN hdINFT VIZ lIll bl III
vious people, Will be the target
in a Congressional investigation
nv soon. It's Just your turn,
hnry.
CTAN SHAW. radios matinee
y idol. will marry lean Dodsnn
on June Is.
The widow Of Cen. Andrews
KILLED in plane crash VIII re-
Ceive the regular $4,000 inSur-
ance and about $50 a week pen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
F air Enough

HAVING caught up with the
II Warner Brothers produc-
ton Of Joseph Davies propa-
ganda story. Mission TO Mos
cow" l would now like 10 ask
Mr. Davies whether he would
approve the execution OF Earl
Browder as a consplraior against
the government of the United
States and the mass execution
~ great number of other
American Communists and pro-
COMMUNISTS. including some who
have held positions IN our gov
eminent.
J think this is q fair question.
because not only IN ms book. on
which the film is based. but
more openly in the film itself,
Mr. Dawes indicates personal
and political belief that the men
whom Russia put 10 death for
ConSpiring with Hitler and Japan
against the Stain government
deserved their punishment.
VIZ rdr1 ignore me fact th5t
the Russian system decides all
doubts in favor of the prosecu-
ton and houtS the American
.cept for justice. as Mr.. Da-
himself admitted IN the
cook. After all. they were Rus
SLAMS and they were tired IN
Russia under Russian laws.
DCT Mr.. Davies is an Ameri-
ID can and an American law
yer. moreover, and still in both
story and picture he agrees that
men who conspire against the
safety Of their government de-
serve 10 die.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Chaplin Settled
For Million

civilians as uniformed men in ii.
Because of Cong. Lyndon John
sons probe Of the navy's de
fermentS.
Jimmy Hines. denied parole
from Sing Sing, has become
seriously ILL.,
Omen have been looking for
Harold J. Hall, notorious i'm
perSonator. Suspecting he might
have gone 10 England in a naval
officers uniform, the FBI sent
Wanted notices TO Scotland,
which nabbed him,
Cheryl Walker, leading lady
OF Stage Door Canteen ~ has
been the three-year secret bride
of jay COmbe. a navy medical,
man in Pasadena now. She's at
the Navarro Hotel
CAPITAL authorities a llege.
~ that TrotZkyites over here
are responsible for some of the
obstructioniSts in Washington.
THE Militant" one Of their
supporters, recently lost its mail
ing privileges because it was
allegedly SedltiouS.
At the Ford instrument plant
in Long Island City, TrotZkyiteS
are blamed for stopping workers
from donating one days pay 10
United War Relief.
jacques DOrlOt, leader of the
Fascist bloc IN France, was and
still is leader Of the movement
there il IS said. and QulSllngs
wife * n taIFaiHTaH- party leader,
who got him his connection with
the NaZlS through the Nor
wegian TrotzkyiteS
70 \ 6. + A If If b F. r T s 6N
" Of Kansas told reporters
(folloying this colyumS revela-
tion about his SON deferment
request that ne didn't know
anything about his sons CON
sclentOuS objector move
10 avoid active service.
Well, mcbbeSo.
But few weeks before. a fell
low legislator inserted a letter
into the Cong. Record revealing
that another son Of Lambertson
hid behind a draft-proof farm
job when he felt the hot breath
OF the board on his neck.
incidentally, how dare Lam
bertSon interfere with Milans
Bill Of Rights
Copyright o. Daily Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Connolly Answers

1-ta) San Francisco: Cb) New
York City: tc) Venice, Italy.
pa Avalanche, th) Cleo
patra'S Needle; tc) Chilblain.
3-(al France; CO Germany;
tc) Poland.
la Germany. th) Rumanla;
Co France.
5-PhySiCS. chemistry, medicine,
literature. prom O I on Of
world peace.
6 (a) 81; thD So: (c) 81.
Copyright 1913 by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Russia and u. -.
Still Far Apart

THERE have been some deni-
ais that the Third Interna-
uonal and the Communist Party
of the l.. $. A. are subsidiaries
Of the Soviet government. but
surely Mr.. Davies would not be-
lIeve them. Even Mrs. Roosevelt
has said that the Communist or
ganlzatlon here is beholden 10
foreign government
Obviously. she meant Russia.
Furthermore, the evidence. IN
deed the proof. that the Commu-
mist Party Of the L. s. a. Is an
agency of the Moscow govern
ment is no less convincing than
the proof that the defendants IN
the Moscow lqWdationS were in
league with enemies of the
Soviet.
If this country were 10 adopt
the method which Mr.. Dawes
approved IN the Russian lquida-
lions. BroWder and every other
profeSSed Communist IN the
country and all those party
liners who have collaborated
with them would be convicted OF
treason and shot.
DUT certainly Mr.. Davies
- would not approve that for
he serves a government which
has not merely dealt kindly with
profeSSed Communists even 10
the extent OF tempering justice
with politics IN the case of Brow
der'S premature release from
prison but has been 50 hoSpitable
10 party-llnerS in the Washing
ton bureaucracy that Congress
has found II necessary IN Spe-
cifC cases TO condemn individu-
ais as unfit for public office, on
the ground Of diSloyalty
Mr.. Davies venture into
propaganda pleads for under
standing between the people Of
the United States and the people
Of Russia a very desirable pur-
pose. The two peoples are, in
fact. total strangers, and a world
apart and, as people. may have
much IN common aside from
their common enemy IN Ger
many
But that understanding will
never be- possible until Soviet
Russia Openly TepudiateS and
actually aholiShcS, in loyal OBJ
servance of her solemn promise
given IN the treaty of recognl-
ZION. the Communist Fifth Col
umn in this country.
Copyrighted by United Features synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

d Y. What is meant by the
term heart murmur What
is II caused BY and is it danger
Gus in a 1i-year-old child?
Heart I.,i.s.sss!a$=-:n
most instances are caused by
defects IN the valves Of the
heart SO that the stream of
blood either goes the wrong way
or is INSTRUCTED in It's flow.
People GO great many years
with a heart Vurmur without
discomfort or serious impair
ment Of their health.
2. X. f: What brings on a
cystic ovary? Does il grow
larger? Would medical treat
ment in a hospital take care OF
this?
Answer: a cystic ovary is a
form Of new growth. Ii tends
always 10 get larger.
Sometimes they reach enor-
nous sizes.
Medical treatment is Of no
avail.
II is one Of the triumphs of
modern life that surgery is safe
and effective IN these cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

have beer married . years or
more are Mr.. and Mrs, James
Gleason. Mr.. and Mrs Warner
Baxter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
3 DcMillC.
They should form club,
have their picture taken and
circulate it throughout the
world
Would prove that il is pos
sible 10 stay married long
time in Hollywood you make
UP Anl!H- mind La II
NAN doctors and surgeons
vi have succeeded as writer's
hut q. Henry, the Short story
genius. Is the only pharmacist
who ever achieved literary fame.
"Was Abraham Lincoln a pipe
or cigar smoker" asks Chi
cagoan
Lincoln didn't smoke tobacco
in any form.
The NaziS never tried 10 keep
the Stuka dive bomber a secret
from the French
There was Stuka dive
bomber on display IN the Ger
man Building of the Paris EX-
position of 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Better Fl o||t1h

WAR is A reallst.
w In the face Of its cold.
factual stare Alterations and
eccentricities fade away,
Since | have lived through the
last six months OF rationlng, |
have learned never 10 believe a
food faddist again.
There are only two kinds
PLAIN liars and gaudy HAIRS.
Take the vegetarIans.
.Thes-Mnuld never touch meat,
Mans digestive system never
was made for meat
Besides meat is poison, ac-
cordlng 10 them.
II brings on rheumatism dim
ness of vision, lumbago, Bright's
disease. high blood pressure.
Give them the wholesome veg
etableS and fruits Of the earth.
Nuts nuts contain all the
food elements.
Let Us live on nuts.
WELL. 10 say the least they
w have not made many con-
verts 10 Judge from the wall Of
agony that went up the last
week in March when the coun-
try discovered il couldn't get
but just a little meat.
| saw one vegetarian will
admit he has been partial vege-
tartan: he was more of preach
ing than practicing vegetarian,
but still a vegetarian l saw him
during that fateful last week of
March, stag ring from a
bu her store, both arm
Clutched around enormous bun
dies. from the wrapped ends Of
which protruded what was un-
miStakably meat, his eyes
bugged out with a fierce resolve
10 get ms prizes home and in the
-tt,-itoS- t1t-f0re- xorTrr Or1e beat nm
10 n.
The coffee prohibition crank,
too
The male. or more often f.
male. VINO did not believe IN
Stlmulants IN any form.
Their preac n m ~ 8 got
drowned out IN the wall that
went up when we began TO get
only one cup Of coffee d day
7 WILL say this about the
coffee faddiSi.
i believe from experience since
last November that the pleas
ureS of coffee are largely gusta-
tory and olfactory
There is a kind Of coffee made
of roasted barley that has been
just as satisfactory TO me As the
real thing.
Even this is directly contra
dictory 10 the faddiSt'S idea that
coffee is habit forming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
by Damon EsunyOn

is also taking in veterans of
World War II, but they must
have seen service IN foreign
lands or the waters contiguous
thereto.
The Legion accepts any man
who was in the service and hon
orably discharged.
Thus the latter is bound TO re-
main the larger organization.
IL the veterans of this war
are content 10 accept the Le-
gion and not form an organlZa-
ton of their own. II Is con-
ceivable that the Legion may
eventually reach a membership
Of five or six millions
However, young men are not
always satisfied with the more
placid ideas and procedure Of
their elders.
II would not be surprising TO
see a new organization come
into existence Immediately after
the war.
IN-I44E77 S. Pm
L Of Virginia. the first post of
an all-World War II member
ship has been organized with Is
charter members. Of which nine
have been i'm action
II is called Pearl HarbOr
Post. II differs in no way from
the other posts Of the Legion
except IN point Of qualification
OF members.
II is planned 20 organize
other similar posts but all IN
der Legion auspices.
Omaha Post No Of the Le-
Cion the largest single post in
the United States. as a result
Of merging several posts into
the one body recently took in
119 veterans Of this war and
the various Legion posts Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Food
FalidiSi
by Dr. Logan Clendening

I broke off without a qualm
or a quiVVer.
Nor have 7 noticed that !
have slept any better since quit
ting coffee.
But il must be admitted that
there is one who is well ac-
quainted with my habits who
AYERS That l couldn't have slept
any better than I did before. be-
cause my sleeping Is calculated
10 make the seven gentlemen at
EpheSus look Hike amateurs.
THE real facts about the food
Il fads / have mentioned are
that mans digestive tract is adj
mirably adapted 10 meat eating,
and that coffee is one of the
best things A person from the
age OF 30 on can possibly use.
If a Well-informed anatomist
on Mars should fall heir 10 a
human body for dissection. he
would undoubtedly conclude that
this was the structure Of a car
nlvorouS animal
The herbivorouS animals. such
as the rabbit or COW, have an
enormous length Of intestine
which is necessary for them TO
have enough abSorptive surface
10 utilize their uneconomical
type Of food.
This has Shrunk in man 10
the little vermiform appendix
And coffee increases the cir
culation Of the blood through
the heart and kidneys and brain.
which is a help 20 those organs
when they get 10 be over 80
years Of age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Quick Answers

-Four.
2-Brooklyn
3-Grover Cleveland.
4-Tin.
5-Burma.
tapestries
I British Equatorial Africa.
Copyright, 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Broadway
BY Walter WincheII

Trade Mark Registered. opDydsht iS4I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

How ID Capture
n Man Secret
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On the Side
By T.. v. Durling

Distributed ey Kiue Features syad Inc
Evening star., 1943-09-13
7 Who Have Kin Here
Wounded in Action

Second It. James E. Lally. whose
sister. Bernice F. Lally, resides at
2701 Connecticut avenue NV, and
Pvt. Fred Markowitz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Markowitz, TAI Princeton
place NV, were reported wounded
in action in the North African area
by the WarDepartment today.
1t. Lally was born on Armistice
Day, 1918, in Hartford, Conn. He
was graduated from Hartford High
School and worked for the Shell Oil
Co., and the Pratt Whitney Aircraft
Co., before he joined the Army.
He had been with the National
Guard for two years prior to his en-
listment in February, 1941. 1t. Lally
transferred from his initial assign
ment as draughtsman to the in
fantry, and then volunteered for the
paratroopers. He went to Oficer's
Candidate School at Fort Benning,
Ga, IN June, 1912, and received his
wings and boots" In August, 1912.
1t. Lally went across this spring,
and he wrote his sister that "his
outfit would be among the first to
touch enemy ground" His group
landed on Sicily with the initial
assault.
Pvt. Markowitz was a native of
Baltimore. but lived most of his
life IN Washington. He was in the
grocery business before entering the
Army on March 26, 1912.
His parents said they heard he
has recovered from his wound and
has returned to his company.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Chang Is Elected
President Of China
BY the Associated PrAss

By the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, Sept. 13.-Gen-
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek was
elected President of China to
succeed the late DR.. Lin Sen at
a meeting of the Kuomintang
Central Executive Committee to-
day.
Under a revision of the national
governments organic law adopted
Saturday, Chang becomes, as presi-
dent, commander in chief of China's
land, air and naval forces.
In a statement to the Central
Executive Committee. Chang ex-
pressed the hope that the Com
munists would redeem their pledge
of 1887 to give up the Communist
movement, dissolve the Soviet or
ganization and disband the Red
Army by Incorporating it into the
national army.
I'VE should clearly recognize the
Chinese Communists problem Is
purely political and should be solved
by political means" he said.
The Central Committee decided to
abolish the present system of politi-
cal tutelage, or one-party rule, with
in year after the conclusion OF
the war.
Under a resolution approved by
the committee a national congress
will be convened within a year after
the end Of the war to adopt a con-
stitution.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Gasoline 'Theorizinu,' ,
Consumption Figures
For East Hit by AAA

The American Automobile Asso-
citation charged yesterday that the
motor fuel equalization program for
the East was only a theory" and
called on Government officials to
quit blaming motorists for consum-
ing gasoline they are not getting"
Civilian gasoline quota of $4,000
barrels day in the Eastern short
age area is 10000 barrels short of
the seaboard's proportionate share.
based on prerationing consumption,
the association claimed.
motorists are sick and tired of
alibis," said Thomas P. Henry of De-
troit, president of the AAA. They
are sick and tired of interagency
feuds.
They rightly resent the recurring
accusation that they are consuming
more gasoline than they should-an
accusation which is largely without
warrant"
Based on AZ Per Cent.
Mr.. Henry said in a statement that
1,455 900 barrels was the average
total daily consumption east of the
Rocky Mountains before rationing
with Eastern States getting AZ per
cent, Southwestern States 1875 Der
cent and Middle Western States 45.4
per cent.
The combined quota for the whole
area presently, he added, is 962 900
barrels OF which Eastern States get
35.5 per cent, Southwestern States.
l4.6 per cent, and Middle Western
States, 499 per cent.
THE discrepancy stands out" Mr..
Henry asserted. THE Eastern con-
sumption ratio is down as compared
with the other areas. If the ratio
held, as it must under an eoualiza-
ton program. the Eastern States
would be getting not $4,000 barrels
day, but 448,900 barrels day, or
10000 barrels a day more than the
September quota"
No Quarrel With Quota.
The AAA official assured that I'VE
have no quarrel with the quota as
signed to the Middle West and
Southwest" but added:
I'VE do. however, definitely feel
that there should be no CLOSING
over the fact that it (the equaliza-
ton program) is tagging behind to
the extent that no allowance what
ever has been made even for the
lifting of the ban on non essential
driving"
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Mrs. Roosevelt in Brisbane
After Visiting in North
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRISBANE. Australia, Sept. 13.-
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt returned to-
day from her visit to American mill
tary centers in the northern section
of Queensland, arriving from
Mackay about noon.
The wife of the President had
luncheon with Sir Leslie Winton.
governor general of Queensland. and
his wife. Later, after calling on the
lord mayor of Brisbane and several
Red Cross centers, she held a press
conference and met a number of
high-ranking Army officers.
Last night at Mackay Mrs. Roose-
welt was made member of the Air
Force Victorettes. an organization
formed to provide hostesses at beach
parties, dances and other social
events for American flyers on leave
At Townsville, Mrs. Roosevelt gave
an unexpected sendoff to American
lighting men leaving for the battle
front.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Paper Salvage Drive
In Southeast 10 Be
Pushed Saturday

A concentrated effort to collect
scrap paper in the city for the war
effort will begin Saturday in South
east Washington under the auspices
of the District Salvage Committee,
with civilian defense groups, parent
teacher associations, civic organiza-
tlons and boy scouts assisting.
Collections in the Southeast sec
ton will be made on the third Sat-
urday OF every month. The fourth
Saturday Of each month will be de-
voted to the Southwest area and the
remaining Saturdays will be utilized
for collecting waste paper in the
Northeast and the Northwest Sec
tions.
Trucks to Make Pickups.
Trucks will be on the streets next
Saturday at $50 am, and residents
are requested to have all their waste
paper tied in bundles of 20 to 80
pounds and placed on the front
porch for the collectors. If the
paper Is not picked up by 3 PM,
residents are asked to telephone the
Salvage Committee headquarters,
Republic 8488, and truck will be
dispatched for it.
The committee is particularly
anxious to obtain old newspapers,
corrugated boxes and, magazines.
Paper not securely tied up will not
be accepted because of the trouble
in handling it.
Neighborhood trucks next Satur-
day will visit Washington Highlands,
Congress Heights, Barry Farm, Gar
field, Anacostia, Randle Highlands,
Hillcrest, Summit Park, North RAN
die, Bradbury Heights and Mar
shall Heights, whic hincludes a por-
ton of the central Northeast sector.
Plea for Waste Fats.
Meanwhile, renewed emphasis will
be placed on the collection of waste
fats to the increased demand for
glycerin. Renderers have reported
to the WPB that 10.8O8,256 pounds
of household fat were salvaged in
July, bringing the estimated total for
the year to approximately $4,000, 900
pounds.
The total Of all fats collected from
all sources, however, Is still 275, ,0O0,-
900 pounds short Of the amount re-
quired to maintain sufncient stocks
to continue a steady production Of
glycerin.
Salvaged household grease finds
its way into the manufacture not
only of explosives and other NUM-
tions, but in medicinals for our
armed forces.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

church still believe that the teaching
of the prayer book is true and that
the historic episcopate-the three
fold ministry Of bishops, priests and
deacons-comes to us from Christ
and his apostles" he said.
Our true course, as a church, at
this time, is to work side by side
with the Presbyterian Church, and
with all other churches, and not to
attempt to force measures for or
ganic union. for which none of the
churches, our own included, are
spiritually ready, and which. If pre-
maturely forced. will produce not
unity, but disunity and disruption" I"
Bishop Manning said the basic
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Bishop Manning Hits
Principles Of Merger
With Presbyterians
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Bishop
William T. Manning of the New
York Episcopal diocese is opposed
to present plans to merge the
Protestant Episcopal Church and
the orthern" Presbyterian
Church.
In a sermon at the Cathedral of
st John the Divine yesterday, he
said the basic principles" drawn by
representatives of the churches as
a possible merger plan ARE not
really a proposal for union between
the Episcopal and Presbyterian
Churches"
They are a proposal for the
Episcopal Church to accept es-
sentially the Presbyterian form of
the ministry, and so become a Pres
byterian Church." the bishop de-
clared.
The clergy and the people of this
Evening star., 1943-09-13

died today at Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Hospital attendants said complca-
tions from infected tonstls had
progressed too far before the peni-
cillin arrived.
At Colfax, Wash. Charles William
Mays, 81, died Of pneumonia as
penicillin was being administered TO
hom for the first time.
In Spokane, 12-year-old Diane
Springer, who had suffered . rep
tured appendix, was reported BY her
physicians to be showing slight inn
provement.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Attendance Mark Set
At Stoqe Door Cunteen

Washington's Stage Door Canteen
had a record attendance Saturday
night when 2,665 servicemen were
entertained.
Entertaining at Saturdays show
were the Military District of WASH
ington dance band. Lynn Allison.
singer, and Pete Macias and his
Hotel 2400 dance band.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

principles" were written in language
that would mean one thing to
Episcopalians and different thing
to Presbyterians,' and that:
The words bishop and priest are
used, but a careful study Of the
report shows that the apostolic
threefold ministry is in fact aban-
doned and set aside"
He said he believed the basic
principles would be rejected at the
Episcopal Church's 54th triennial
convention in Cleveland next month.