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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Cepleo liltIi''
Mr.. Lubin's version Of
the affair is different.
While agreeing emphati.
cally about the number Of
presents. he says that far
from indicating that his
suit was hopeless. she led
him on. Which was why
he kept giving her pres
ents.
AS soon as he realized
that ne was getting no.
where. he reacted In the
traditional manner Of the
businessman who feels he
has been misled. He got
his lawyer 10 bring suit
for the recovery OF the
lost property $40 600
worth OF assorted gifts.
And to scotch any sus-
picion that he might be
motiNted by a ything
but simple desire 20 see
Justice done, he announced
that. II he won. he was
going 20 turn the gifts
lock. stock and diamond
necklace-ov over to the L.
S. o. and the Red Cross.
Just as she had op-
posed his romantic suit,
Kay opposed his legal one.
And not TO be outdone,
she declared that she was
doing so on a plane just
as high as the one on
which IT was brought.
So The So6 ono WOrth of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

"A "a PRETTY SAID the flg BuSlHfSS-
" man III you Will marry mo, I VIII
give you 81 900 600"
Sir" replied the luscious. but conscien-
tious ex-stenographer. promises Of pelf will
never win me You may take your 81 10000
and put them in the nearest bank"
Oddly enough this snatch OF conversa-
ton was not snatched from an 1890 melo-
drama.
II. or a reasonable facsimile thereof, is the
pith the gist the high point Of one of the
most amazing courtships OF modern times.
That courtshrip budded in the Spring a
year ago. bloomed luxurianty in the follow
ing months and now. when all Of nature rs
bursting into life again, has withered TO dust
And the dust was due 70 be spread out In
a Dallas, Texas courtroom this week for all
to see.
on the pershable romances active, or
promoting. side was 52-ycar-old Herbert Luz
bin who has only 90 enter business 20 win
fortune on the passive or receiving, side
land boy how she receved) was sprghtly.
32.year-old Dallas DIVORCE, named Kay Wo-
mack
Kav saws she never made any secret
Of the fact that she was not going TO
marry Mr.. Lubin. but when ne ncverthe-
less persisted in his attentions, when,
over her objections, he went ahead to
shower her with presents, instead OF
tossing them back at him, she just &C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

=
spoken').
C11) A new sur
prise present every
day of her life.
As an example of
what he meant by
the last, she says,
he bought her some-
thing every day he
was counting her.
These are the gifts,
presented with an
invariable, Here's
another surprise!"
which he is now try
ing 20 get back.
These presents
include: a S1,0S5
martcn jacket; fur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

"The Queen" she said,
telling her that all she
had 70 do TO get any
thing she wanted was to
lift her little finger --
and the world would be
hers. Each time she
made a request he would
say "The Queen has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
In This Corner, Kay
Womack and Her Second
(Otherwise Her lawyer.
She Won the First Round
with Some Nifty In
Fighting.

A ~ PRETTY" said the Big Business
MI man III you Will marry me I VII
give you 81. 900 600"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Philip Murray
Here Tomorrow

Philip Murray. Go president,
arrives in Detroit Tomorrow for
public appearances and to receive
the Christian Culture Award from
Assumption College, Windsor
Tomorrow night Murray will be
the principal speaker at a banquet
in Masonic Temple sponsored by
the National Go Committee for
American and Allied War Relief.
Sunday morning he will preside
at a breakfast of the Association
OF Catholic trade Unionists and in
the evening he will go to Windsor.
On Monday, Murray will speak
before the Economic Club of De-
troit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Soldiers Plastic Buttons

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~ CINS)
The war department said today
that new soldiers overcoats and
blouses will be equipped with plas-
tic buttons. Brass buttoned uni
forms in current circulation VIII
be converted by the doughboys
themselves. armed with needles,
thread and printed instructions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Ginger Rogers today returned to
work on picture while her hus-
band, Marine Pvt. John c. Briggs,
went back TO duty at San Diego.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Fire Chief William Rogell, for
mer Tiger shortstop, taking part.
WARDEN ON PROGRAM
BILLY ROGELL

Barney ChamSki. one of Detroit's
area wardens in the civilian de-
Tense setup. also was on the pro-
gram.
Today's WxYZ-Times Mile o
Dimes broadcast features Bob
Murphy Times sports editor;
Clarence Pingston, athletic di-
rector of the Detroit Athletic
Club; Charley Hayes and Jake La
Motta. middleweight boxers who
meet in the Olympia ring tonight,
and John Considine, assistant gen
eral superintendent of the depart
ment OF parks and recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Hearts, Purses
Touched by Plea
In Mile O Dimes

Just a dime--twO nickels--
the tenth part of dollar! Step
right up, folks, and deposit a
single thin coin ON the cOunterw
This time it's not the cry OF q
side show Spieler, but the plea oil
the Mile o Dimes committee ask.
Ing all Detroiters, rich or poor
young or old for at least one dime
each in the nations fight against
infaniile paralysis.
To do you part. you need only
To leave your donation at the Mile
o Dimes booth. situated this year
in Grand Circus Park. on the west
side of Woodward avenue, near
Park avenue. The booth is open
each weekday from 8 a. m. to
0 p. m.
MAY BE MAILED
You may mail your contribution
any amount--to Mile O. Dimes
I'm care OF radio station WXYZ OF
The Detroit Times.
This year. for the third time,
WXYZ and the Times are CO.
sponsoring the drive, one Of the
features Of the annual March OF
Dimes campaign held with PreSi-
dent Roosevelt'S birthday ceiebra-
tion January 80, closing date OF
the drive.
Or, you may make your contri-
button by purchasing tickets 10 the
midnight show Friday, January 20
at the Fox Theater. This four
hour all-stage show Will feature
leading stage and radio artists and
outstanding night club acts.
TICKETS ON SALE
Tickets may be purchased at the
Fox Theater box office. Seats are
Sf10 to $3.50; IS. 80 and $t1 in The
mezzanine. All proceeds will 20 10
the infantfie paralysis fund.
Meanwhile, the Mile o. Dimes
broadcasts will continue over
WXYZ at 12:15 p m. each week
day from the Grand Circus Park
platform. under the direction of
Don Wattrick, WXYZ football and
hockey announcer.
Yesterdays was a baseball show,
with Steve O'Neill, new Tiger
manager; Harry Heilmann, WXYZ
sports announcer and former right
fielder and star slugger Of the
American League. and Councilman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Again repeat WHAT DEALT heavy duty hot heater
at when they and fast dabbearing Not
only that but you also regular 219 Arstream L Fan
extra cost This right up alley Mr. Moort So put high
here in te Heater has large fan and chrome
plated DETECTING doors revolving face Fan has three full formed
rubber blades inches in diameter Rush Sears for this big dealt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
A Three Days
Cough is Your
Danger Signal

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right TO the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden p1legm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous MEM
branes. Tell your druggist TO sell you
a bottle Of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way 1t
quickly allays the cough or you are
To have your money back.@---
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03

an ideal husband. don't mean his
money or position" she insisted,
but he has a stability. You feel
that under David's surface there's
q foundation Of solid rock, some
thing so firm that no matter what
happened 1t could never be shaken"
Nobody could ever say that OF
me-" Jake admitted with a wry
smile. That smile Of his always
warmed a special spot in Hets
heart. She guessed 1t was time to
be nice to Jake.
mo. they couldn't" She put her
hand on Jake's shoulder" But that
doesn't mean there isn't anything
to be said In your favor" She
thought Of all the girls who had
lost their heads over him. and
sighed. You're an attractive man
with a certain something that
some people might prefer to solid
ity."
(which do you think counts
most with Kay?" He was almost
afraid to ask.
"That's a question I think you'll
have to discover the answer to
yourself"
Jake got up out of the chair, be-
gan pacing the floor. Maybe by
the time Kay gets back 1t viii be
too late"
That's possible. You'd have no
one but yourself to blame. Why
haven't you called her up, been to
see herr" she asked impatiently.
For a very good reason. or
hand, I'd say there wasn't anyone
In New York less qualified to marry
that girl, either financially or tenn
peramenlally. But I'm past caring
about that" He shrugged his
shoulders.
Kay will be home in about a
week. That's not long. You can get
It all settled then"
IA week seems like eternity to
me right now. She may be engaged
to David by then" He quashcd out
his cigaret in an ash tray. I'll
work II out somehow, Het." he said,
kissed her cheek and left.
Two hours later he called her up.
"Coodby, sweetheart, I'm off,"
Where to-"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03
General Fund
Revenue Gains
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir W.:Hr Hotel.
n, LYNN NlSRET

RAT -. i'rr. General fund re-
,,nun cot. C'i"ns FOR january, rs
,buwu ~ rCvnr; Of the State Depart
m,ut e. Revenue, were well ABOVE
rnIlrrtlnn. tor the same month laSi
y,.u, with sales tax, income ann
I,,,rarc taxes accounting Tor mosi
,f ,hr gsin. However, they fell well
brluw collections for December when
iuCum" payments accounted FOR
nearly half the total.
For the first time in many months
automobile license tag sales exceed
ed the anne munih of the previous
wear. and almost rs unusual the Jan
mary s,IcS went above those i'm De-
r,mbur according To monthly rcpur,
al the motor vehicles department,
Thi D.. accounted iOr largely bv the
prc,..l.nG uncertainty around the
Inst ir" days of December rs to
whuh,t there would he gasoline for
any sort at motor traffic after jan
I:Iy.
auluc taxes still were far be-
n!na both January and December of
lyia. ::!a and franchise taxes
ru!'u ial1 tended 10 hold up motor
rr...I. ,.:l,ci.un", show inclination
L. Level ~ .inCc the monthly in
cl,..S ~ lowe for some time.
Percentages are more indicative of
rta.- iham ..cilIII collection figures
II l interesting, therefore. 10 note
H., win 4, .rn,r,l revenue cnlirc-
t.Gt, were up 229l per cent over
the pa rl luIis January. the December
rrcuu lowed gains over the pre-
C,citur II CtInbrr of 81 6I prr rent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03

Gates to a thought about the di-
sease of infantile paralysis. this
column takes the opportunity to
discuss the progress in the treat
ment of this condition.
Unquestionably all interest has
been centered upon the Kenny
treatment, which consists in re-
education Of the par:.lyZed mus
cles-in the first stage the use of
hot water packs or towels over the
paraiyzed muscles and in a later
stage, commanding the patient to
use muscles that are paralvzcd.
All credit must be given to Miss
Elizabeth Kenny, who is a nurse
not a doctor-and who has con-
vi .ced the medical professions of
North America and Great Britain
that it is possible to rehabilitate
muscle groups by external heat
and voluntary control by COM
mand. ..
The pl ocess of such re-educa-
VIVA 10 sih PoiioIliytlltlS victim Is
not easy. Not minutes, but hours
and days and weeks are spent in
teaching the patient to move one
little muscle of the hand, or of the
foot, or of the arm or of the leg.
Hope of Great Success
The teacher must be patient
beyond all human conception of
patience; the victim also must be
helpful. But one day both teacher
and pupil find that the muscle thew
have been working on does really
work And then patience is re-
placed by enthusiasm. From that
point onward they can work to-
gether and accomplish the results
that are seen in every Kenny
Clinic.
Even tae most hard-boiled of nv
colleagues have been convinced
that method holds out hope for
great success. / have been in
terested in one little chap myself
since . year and one-half ago. He
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03

AS il you didn't KNOW, he SAID.
with mock surprise ITO California.
Of course"
Jake had ceased TO startle Het
years ago. How do you propose to
get there?"
I've borrowed Nick's Chrysler.
He was going to turn it in 4 few
thousand miles more or less won't
matter And Jenny's a bit too slow
for this sort Of thing" Jake was
exhilarated
Jake. you can't possibly make It
in time. She's leaving for home on
Sunday and it's Tuesday now iet
was worried She had Il sudden vi
sion of Jake smashed up miles from
nowhere.
"1'H make II. don't stew about
that. Where will she Ire on Satur-
day?"
"San Francisco. AT Garland's
hotel Oh. Jake. do b. careful"
Il will And I'll wire you every
day. grandma
why don't you fly? ri lend you
the money" Het wasn't given to
panic. but the thought OF this scat
terbrain trip terrified her.
Cant start out married life In
debt"
"Oh, Jake, you're incorrigible."
There another reason for driv-
ing, besides the expense. ] thought
that IL l did see Kay" he hcsitated
a little. land IL she wasn't going to
marry David" another pause, land
II she did want to marry me-"
you could drive home for the
wedding trip"
yes. that's IL Good idea ?"
IT guess so don't know. ] give
you up. Good luck. Jake"
Thanks. and so long
The weather was with Jake. II
was hot, but he didn't run into any
rain. and had clear moonlit nights.
He slept few hosirs during the
hottest part of the day. pulled up
on side road unGcr a tree. and
drove all night. IF he felt sleepy
he put a few pebbles in his mouth.
But he didn't feel sleepy often. The
urge to get there was too strong.
II only he weren't too late!
ITO Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03

Alcohol has been produced from
banana IL French Guinea, on the
west african coast
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03
CHAPTER ELEVEN

JAKE WONDERED afterward if
the hand of fate hadn't been work.
ing overtime that night Of Tony's
party. Seeing Kay there surely up
set any ideas he might have had
that he didn't love her. He might
have been all right II she had been
sleek and polished and unobtain-
able in dashing black satin dress.
IL was that soft rose thing she
wore. lie was haunted for days aft
erwar,is by the way she looked
when he said good night to her.
Wisiful. tender, unprotected. Where
had his courage been?
In desperation he finally called
her at her Office. Miss Stevens Ii
away" he was informed.
He rushed over to Het's. where
has Kay gone" he demanded be-
fore the door was wide open.
Hello Come on In and sit down"
Hello. sweetheart. Don't mind
me. It's just come over me that I've
got to see Kay. right away, today"
He was out of breath.
That would be q bit difficult.
She happens to be In California"
He sank down on a chair, crest
'fallen. What's she gone out there
f"r?" he asked after a long min
ute.
Business trip" Then she added
deliberately. with David Banning"
with Banning!" Jake was out
OF his seat. 1T hardly seems nec-
essary to me that they 60 to.
sether."
Il don't know that 1t was en-.
urely necessary. Even q casual Of
server with open eyes could see
mat David welcomes any opportu.
nlty he has to be anywhere Kay is."
net had been cleaning some paint
brushes when Jake barged In, and
she went calmly on with the Job.
she wanted Jake to digest what
she had said. 4.
How does she feel about him 2"
JAKE wanted to know.
IN not sure. David has lot to
oher any girl. And I have a bunch
mat he's going to offer it all to
nay while they're away" She was
taxing a wild chance. But every
Jake.
Jake sat with his head in his
""r,ds for n long time, silent.
The obvious alternative Is that
l. dont have anything to Offer" he
said YEARLY.
mats not true, Jake" Het OBJ.
Jected. But let's get the facts
straight. SO I'll know what we're
taking about. Are you seriously
, ,n,n KING Of asking Kay to marry
d. don't know. Yes, guess I am.
h but what's the use? You yourself
nave ia Just pointed out the absurdity
VI II an he said with scorn.
net put down her brushes. dried
s "er hands. She walked over and
s s, near Jake, her arm stretched
''ong me mantlepiece.
David has certain factors in his
lt.y0fi 4 q woman Is searching for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03

Advances in Treatment
Of Infonti|e PARALYSIS

has regained the use Of muscle
groups that I would have been
prepared to swear would never be
useful again.
All this indicates fundamental
principle of medical practice,
which is that medical advance does
not occur in u minute. The medical
profession is not prepared to state.
as soon as one new treatment is
suggested, that it is universally
successful. We have been fooled
too often; there have been too
many sensational new treatments
which have proved all too often to
be disappointing.
For Acute and Residual Stages
But the Kenny method of treat
ment of infantile paralysis an
pears to have stood the test of
time, and while it does not make
revolutionary changes in the pa.
tient, it can be recommended both
in the acute and the residual stages
for anyone who is doubtful about
trying 1t.
Not only in the field of treat
ment, but in our knowledge of the
transmission of the disease from
one person to another progress is
being made. have a deep convic-
tion that owing to the stimulus of
our Presidents condition and his
intelligent interest in research
along this line, we are on the verge
of great developments.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Mrs. G. R.:-Wnl You please
explain what mitral stunoSis is?
Is it serious and is there cure
for it?
Answer: Mitral stcnosis il a
valvular disease of the hcart
which comes from rheumatic
fever. Although it is serious and
there is no absolute cure for it. bv
careful medical supervision pa
tients live a long time, even to the
complete life expectancy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03
SYNOPSIS

kay STEVENS reasonable young
sI." precedent III MCClurc'S depart
iu'ui si"I" ~ New York. feels herself
s'Irus.ly attracted to
JOSH THAN ,JAKE) KERR. talented
piar 'si who has refused all profes
siunl offers. Kay Inns been verN
friendly with
DAVID BANNING JR. 35-yeaI .uI,i
president nf the concern. since sill,
FIRST started TO work there Her best
friend ~ the city Is her cousin.
nt.%EIt.r':A PAGE who lives In
Greenwich Village.
YESTERDAY Jake recalls how ne
HAPPENED To meet Kay at the party.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03

EDITORS NOTE: br. C"ndening has
seven pamphlets which can h.. nltline,. Ly
readers. Each panlphIc, .vll- 80; 10 cont.
For any one pamphlet i.-trvl, send 10
cents in coin. and "a sclf-aIir,-. ,.,. envelope
stamped with thr-c-ccnt .iainr. T., l,,
Logan Clendening. in care %: this PAGER,
Inc pamphlets are: Three Wprl.s' Rv,iuc-
ing Diet. INDIGESTION and Cons tipation'',
Reducing md Gaining. "Infan; F,,I-
ing. instructions for the Treatment "a
Diabetes, Feminine HyEiene" aud The
Care of the Hair ard SaIn."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions OF general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-03
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. Md

ON THIS occasion which cor.
responds to the Presidents an.
nual celebration, which he very
properly and intclligcntly dcdi.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
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Evening star., 1943-01-13

Waterloo Bridge
Returns to Little

waterloo Bridge" Vivien Leigh's
first Aim appearance following her
success as Scarlet OHara, opened
a weeks revival engagement at the
Little Theater today. The story of
q woman separated from her fiance
by war, Waterloo Bridge" tells with
tenderness and candor the tragic
fate which befalls her, as it well
may to others of her kind left alone
in wartime. Miss Leigh portrays
Myra, the girl who believes her lover
has been killed at the front, and in
q frenzy Of sorrow takes "the easiest
way" to earn a livelihood. Upon his
unexpected return, she finds she
cannot in honor become his wife,
despite his protestations Of devotion,
then kills herself on the bridge on
which they first met.
Miss Leigh's performance Is per-
haps the most sensitive of her screen
career, Gone With the Wind"
included. Mr.. Taylor's, likewise, Is
one Of his most serious efforts. The
supporting cast includes c. Aubrey
Smith. Maria Ouspenskaya, Lucille
Watson and Virginia Field, all of
whom are excellently cast.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Theater Orchestras
Salute Allies

Warner Bros Earle and Loew's
Capitol Theaters will each present
a medley Of United Nations songs as
part Of their activities to celebrate
United Nations Week." beginning
tomorrow.
The Earle will present their musi-
cal Offering in the form of an over
ture, which will include Rule
Britannia" Russia" Chinese Lul-
laby" and God Bless America" 10
Lombardi, conductor, and Freddie
Clark made the arrangements.
Tho Capitol Theater will have
Xavier Cugat, Latin American or
chestra leader, presenting their
United Nations medley. The tunes
for the occasion are being selected
and arranged by Mr.. Cugat.
Evening star., 1943-01-13

There are more than 10 convenient
branch offices for Star want Ads"
located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
'Pinafore' and Jury
Repeated at National

The repeat week OF Gilbert and
Sullivan favorites by the Boston
Comic Opera Co. last night got well
underway with the presentation of
H. M. S. Pinafore" and Trial by
july" This was the identical bill
Of that Tuesday night performance
six weeks ago when the Boston
group last visited the National The
ater and cast assignments likewise
remained unchanged. Florenz Ames
gave his familiar exaggerative
touch to the role OF the Rt. Hon.
Sir Joseph Porter, K. c. B., drawing
the customary storm Of applause for
his when Was . Lad" Morton
Bowe, as Ralph Rackstraw. once
again presented the best singing
voice Of the company, blending par
ticularly we'll in the various duets
with June Winters, the captains
uduSutcI.
The remainder Of the company
performed in a gay spirit, but with
the exception of Robert Pitkin,
Philip Tully, Catherine Judah and
Margaret Roy never quite looked
the parts they played and hardly
ever did justice to the music. AS
for the embarrassing Jury"
period costuming still Is missed.
But despite whatever shortcom-
ings the production may have. its
assets seem decidedly preponderant,
witness the jammed tiers Of the
National these past two evenings.
Trial by Jury" and "Pinafore"
again will be repeated at today's
matinee and to better orchestral
support than that supplied for the
last engagement.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Mayor Kelly Seeks
Fourth Chicago Term
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Edward j.
Kelly, Democratic Mayor Of Chicago
since 1888, gave notice yesterday
that he would campaign for another
four year term.
The Mayor. who also is Demo-
cratic national committeeman for
Illinois, filed nominating petitions
with the city clerk and thus made
the Democratic primary a two-way
race. His only opponent SO far is
Alderman John s. Boyle, an inde-
pendent.
-Four men are seeking the Repub-
hcan nomination-Roger Faherty,
organization-indorsed: John H.
Lyle, former Municipal Court Judge
Arthur F. Albert and Robert Nc
Cormick Adams.
The primary is February %.