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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Seek Brother Separated
From Family In Childhood
War Problem Clinic

War Problem Clinic:
My family and | are very anN-
ious 70 locate our young
brother whom We have not seen
since childhood He was raised
by some very fine friends, who
took him after our father died
and our mother was IN the hos
pital We we're glad he was get
ting such good care and did not
want 10 interfere in any way with
his good fortune Now these peo-
pie have died, and we hear he IS
in the air corps We know they
lived in Detroit. and would like
70 trace him now II We could
MRS. ( (.
Dear Mrs. r. F.:
You should 20 to your local
police station and explain YOUR
case to them. They Will Get all
the necessary Information and
refer II To the bureau ~ miss
Ing persons. who will then in
yestigate and help YOU locate
your brother. II possible.
Don't apply directly 10 the
bureau. however, fur they w,ti
only handle cases submitted To
them through the local police
forces. THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Quick Answers

Nine Butterfly, by John
Luther Long which Giacomo
Puccini made into an opera
40 faster uiinieSS accelerated
mechanically Weight alone
has no effect on tho rate of
falling objects
\3--No The Queen Mary held
the record for transatlantic
crossing
4-The Greek inventor Dae-
daluS- used a glider 10 escape
from Crete
Brig. Gen. Caleb V. Haynes
6-Jules Verne. who foresaw
underwater travel in 10000
Leagues Under the Sea '
7-McGinty.
S-The skiing picture. survey
of thousands Of read er s
showed
copyrish,. is45. BY KinE Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
kiska Invasion
Important Incident

safety Of our shores ever con-
ceived. Attu will perhaps re-
main the only land battle Of
this war on the North American
continent. There a force Of
Japanese we're almost COM
pletely wiped out by our soldiers
fighting under the most des-
perate conditions ever con-
fronted by mortal men.
From Kiska. the big white
starred thunderbolts of the air
Will be sent roaring down on
the kuriles and behind them
sooner or later will move the
same landing boats that erupted
the United States and Canadian
troops on kiska. Whatever the
Japanese say now of Kiska, his
tory will record 1t as the place
where their vision of Pacific
dominion ended and the march
of destruction of their empire
really started.
A ND most important of all at
"A the moment. and something
that those living east of the
Rocky Mountainydo not realize.
the recovery o1kiska means
that a dark shadow of possible
death from the air that hovered
over Alaska and the West Coast
of the United States while the
Japs were on the island, is at
last dispelled.
Copyright lsis, King Features synd.. In,
by International News ssrvic
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

A question comes 70 the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC today from a
mother whose only son has died
in service.
She is An elderly widow and
had depended on her son for sup
port Now she Is finding II diff
-tttfft- -tttfft- to obtain work and X faced
with the prospect Of maintaining
herself on A very meager monthly
income from her sons insurance.
What consideration is due this
mother who lost nor only son IN
battle? This is the question she
asks. and Mrs Irene r. Murphy,
family anf Crrid welfare secretary
Of the Council Of Social Agencies
suggests what she might do 10 Sc
cure aid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

didn't say strictly Rae
Hardin. model scout for Wal
ter Thornton, discovered Joe
Rowland, handsome beast.
swinging a Sledge hammer at
Todd Shipyards In one week he
did commercials and got
three movie offers e.. Ann Mil
Ter Of the classy chassis SlghS
10 do serious play Nature
gave the gal two famous legs,
so she wants 10 be A Sarah
Bernhardt who had only one.
MRS GROVER CLEVELAND
vi ALEXANDER Is now as
sistant manager Of the Belmont
Plaza Arthur Brown, ro-
mancing Jerry Blanchard plans
to huild a nightclub around her
IN Miami Fhe very rich
Jules Rrulatour and his Hope
Hampton have gone Snooty So
claf a. Southampton Bar
hara Pannlster stated unCondl-
tlonally Al tho Zanzibar that
she surrendered Sam Sokel
Grace -IaAnS-Al-Ih 2 +ehaH4ha
ttt-atf4s-tff,- tonight t'-ttttffr n Mary
Iiealy her daughter-in-laW
The : y. Ebens tShe is preSi-
dent ROoSe Welt secretary,
Dorothy here. dining AZ the
Stork
Killer Kane tho Texas terror.
-ppAa-lnd -tAa-ha "a ~ ~ p ss-nt- nc
Rumanlan oil fields had all the
hair on ms arm and b d
ginged of and 50 did his men,
that's how low they fleW
Phil Spltalny left 81 500 back
Stage in tho Capitol n tips ..
HonovchiIe Wilder hash 7 been
-~cen around for days and Her
host friends don know what
re All about Walt Disney
viii do Alice in Wonderland
2 nfjural Alice viii ne played
hy A flesh actress mot Mae
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Asks Where 10 Obtain
Social Security Gard

Where can I 90 10 get a
social security card I intend 10
get a lob but must have a card
first. MRS NJ. c T.
A-Nou should apply at the
Social Security downtown Of
flee, 304 Federal Building.
THE CLINIC.
Q-T am married and have a
wife and four small children TO
support My salary is $40 weekly.
How much should be withheld
under this 20 per cent tax?
MR. J. y.
A-You would he Classed az
head Of family with five de-
pendent<, and therefore. with a
salary OF $40. YOU should have
only 81 deducted. THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

7 SEE an article from medi-
4 cal officer in the armed forces
on tne treatment of ankle
spraIns. which advocates imne-
date activity and return 10
outy. 4 sound doctrine
II takes me back over 80
wears 10 the time when | was
Young assistant 10 famous
surgeon. Or j +. Blnnie he
taught me this then revolution
ary doctrine. which was origi-
mated by the celebrated ortho-
pedlc surgeon OF Liverpool, Mr..
Ecbert Jones. In fact, | was
elf one of the first patients
- Nned the method on.
DR. BINN1E strapped UP my
- sprslned ankle and ordered
me 10 go out and play few
sets NJ tennis Dire were the
predictions Of the dowaeers as
IN " hat was gong 70 happen
10 me Some Of them called up
my family and predicted life
long Gripping I would probably
use a crutCn the rest of my life.
But survived and while |
don I attempt tennis any longer
! do a mean nine holes Of golf
on hat ankle.
Other surgeons used 70 put
spra ned ankle up in a plaster
cast. and not allow the victim 70
use II for SIX weeks There used
10 ne saying A sprain IS
worse than two fractures
What was worse was the treat
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign Your name
and address. although no
names Will he published but
VIII be held in stricteSt con-
fdence Do NOT write d.
rectly 10 members Of the
panel. y
THESE authorities make up.
Athe WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James r. Chenot
Edward PokornN
Rev. Joseph 4 Foley, = J.
Fred VI. ButZel
DR.. Robert g.. Foster
Dr. Alfred MCClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SanderSon
Miss ElVa VI. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter ". y. Scott
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
The Brighter Side

I THINK Kiska will 90 down
in history as the high tide
Of the Japanese plans for the
invasion and conquest of the
United States.
When the last OF the little
Sklbbies sneaked away from the
island the dream of-the rulers
Of Nippon Of their sawed-off
soldiers marching in triumph
through the streets Of San
Francisco and Los Angeles and
other American cities. and of
debating terms 10 our states
men in Washington, faded for
ever in the fogs over the Aleu-
tlan chain.
The taking OF Kiska by our
forces without struggle may
have had certain opera bouffe
aspects in view Of the vast pre-
paration on our part for the
invasion and the preliminary
expenditure Of an enormou
amount of ammunition on a
vacant rat hole, but in my opin-
ion il is one Of the most i'm
portant incidents of the war in
the Pacific.
7 CARE not what the j7pa-
Il nese may say now or later
Of their purpose in first Seizing
kisks They may claim II was
never intended as more than a
listening post. or A small base
from which 70 hsrass our ship
ping in the North Pacific They
may assert they never intended
10 put a large force there and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Ry Dr. Logan CIendening

nert. When the ankle cot out
~ the cast y was 50 stlff 'nat
4, took six weeks 10 get u lin
bered up.
THEY have one new wrinkle In
L treatment which is 20 inject
tho tissues around tho spraln
with a local ancsthetic pro-
came hydroChlorde This stops
pain Immediately and even after
the effects 81 II wear off, the
pain. seldom returns
Immediately after the pro-
came injection the men m Serv-
Ice we're sent hack N routine
duty. which presume includes
Al least some marching and
hardly showed any effect Of the
strain thereafter.
Those who were put 20 bed
with hot water bag or ice
cap on the ankle even for a
few hours we're often disabled
for period Of a few days 70
several weeks. You must get
up and begin 70 move your
Sprained ankle around lmme-
dately.
THEY are even getting so
L they regard the old ad-
hesive tape basket handage
with suspicion. Those men who
were taped and told 10 bear no
weight on the leg for several
DAYS were a long time getting
better One was disabled eight
weeks
However. ! am still for the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

THE all time best selling
phonograph record is My
Blue Heaven Gene Austin.
Il is said 10 have crossed over
S4.000000
X lTrUG jealousy may be A
sign OF love. But too much
Jealousy ls usually A sign Of
Selfishness. A man who dis
plays an excess Of jealousy is
A weak character and viii make
a fifth rate husband This OH
Servatlon is from our men &
mules file, No. 9742D
II was Edmund Rostand who
said:
"A kiss is a secret told TO the
mouth instead of To the ear
WHY doesn't some Holly
w woodlan make film ver-
sion Of Edward Sheldons play,
Romance =?
A New Yorker claims When
his gasoline allotment runs out
he rms his car with benzine al
a cost Of % cents a gallon.
One Siddi Wastad just passed
on in India az the age Of $50
years Men Of that age will
not be unusual in years TO
come. In fact. with the speed
which science is currently pro-
crossing maybe you and I will
live 10 be $50.
after=the war the two
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
BY Damon RunyOn

belittle its loss, but I believe il
will eventually be disclosed that
the landing there was originally
devised as A sort Of hook by
which they hoped 70 haul in a
complete inVas on force to
launch an assa against
Alaska.
Their preparations toward
permanence on Kiska prove II.
They simply could not complete
their plans because OF our deter
mined operations against them
by air and sea. When we took
Attu they knew the JIG was up.
They could not reinforce the
men on klska. They could not
get in sufficient supplies. The
steadily rising power of the
American battering warned
them they must skedaddle or
die.
Thus. in violation of the AL
legged Japanese teaching that 10
die for the emperor is ticket
10 paradise. they skedaddled.
How and when is A mystery
that has our own service wags
wisecracking and is perhaps a
source Of some embarrassment
10 certain Of our brass hats. But
the discreet departure was a
blessing in one respect, l think,
because il probably saved US a
heavy casualty list, if the Japa-
nese force was as large as re-
ported.
GO. THEN, Kiska will loom in
y history as the graveyard Of
the most daring plot against the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Connolly Answers

la Mercury: (b) Little
Dipper. tc) moon
Pa Coyote b. buffalo (c)
deer.
3-fa) California hl Florida;
tc) Indiana.
4-tal Pacific salmon th)
brook trout. (c) bullhead
5-ta) Red Dbl, yelloWish
brown or green, tcl color
less.
6-ta) Cabbage; (b) iellies (c)
peanut.
Ia 500 pounds; (h) 1876
pounds; (c) Is pounds
Cbryrighf, 1913 ~ KRIS Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Sprained Ankle
Treatments

adhesive basket weave strap
ping bandage. II gives A kind
NJ massage 20 the loin' AZ u
moves and helps 20 absorb the
eNudate
But there is no doubt that
the local anoStnerc injection
the adhesive strappInc and m
mediate activity IS the really
successful treatment Of ankle
sprans.
WHY the immediate activity
w should work 50 well Is de-
hatahle l. is supposed me i'm
proved circulation, the more &C
i've exchange of tissue products
promotes healing But what
ever the reason. The old huga-
hoo that a Spraln iS worse than
a fracture Is laid forever pro-
vided treatment that includes
immediate activity is pre-
Scribed.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-I was rejected by army
physicians for what is called
essential hypertension. What
does this mean feel all right.
Do YOU think they will call me
later7 @ V
A-Essential apprehension IL
the form Of high blood pres
sure that appears In younger
people. II often produces no
symptoms. do not believe the
army will ever accept YOU for
active duty.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

While Waiter WinehsH IL
quay, his column WHI be con.
Quoted by guest contributor.
BY JACK LAIT
AME sound source that gave
~ US the world beat on the
run-in between Secretary Hull
and Undersecretary Welles
flashes US: Welles went over
Hull's head the day before Pres
ident Roosevelt left for Quebec,
lunched at the White House,
asked that Hull be ordered 10
let WelleS carry out his lib
eral4 postwar policies -FpR told
him he could not overrule Hull.
but he offered Welles the Mos
COW ambaSSadOrShIp. W61leS de-
cined and verbally resigned.
The President refused his resig-
nation. told him 10 think 1t over
and advise nm Of his decision
on his return from Quebec,
The day the President went
north. WelleS sent his reSlgna-
ton TO the White House IN writ
ing -. Remember We told you,
Either Hull or Welles will go. -
HOT from Hollywood Peggy
IL Satterlee turned down $3.50
a week 10 strut before the curl
Gus public and Will we'd a Fort
Ord corporal GInny Slmms
is under escort Of Mai Gus
Daymond. who was the 23-year-
old ace OF the Eagle Squadron.
g.. I'd Jaffe. who hash Z much
except a glib line. whcedled
Dale Foster away from million
aire Howard Hughes Rose
LaRoSe, the Strlppor toying
with Edmund Lowe is thinking
about Harry RiChman Pola
Negri very dramatic over Wynn
Rocamora. who almost married
Dot, Lamour Alan Curtis.
Ilona MaSSey'S OK. acting Seri-
Gus with Lillian Marshal the
lester Marianne O O'Brlen
and Mickey Rooney are buzzing
around, though her flame is
>arlle Martin radio producer,
u Mickey intends 10 marry
Dylen Muller. Cover Girl
James CagncN. little sister.
lean. and XII Gnnd- -af -t4A
Arthur Murray staff VIII an
nounce ~ soon 90. Beatrice Kay
says Italian uniforms are zoOt
splts with retreat pleats.
GEORGE WHITE is very un-
happy ahuu; F1tS B4f-t=-iff
George GershwIn'S picture be
cause Il parallels his own.
i career He hoped 70 sell that
80 Paramount Pretty Kay
Thomas. fashion editor Of the
Sun X retirIng ~ have her
second baby o.. That Brazilian
l4era7ife- seen taking 20 ttora
MASSEY lS Ant m o Vega
owner of BrazllS biggest radio
station. There y 4 street IN RIO
named after his family Iona
says u was business but she
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Son Killed in Service,
Mother Seeks Assistance

War Problem Clinic
am widow. 54 years of age
and have a son who died m SerV-
lce last October | am living IN
Nj Clemens. where we had
started 10 lay out a home before
he WaS drafted
Right now / am crowded into a
two-roon shed in the back Of my
lot and ! need help and work. l
have had l2s hours training IN a
machine shop but my application
has been rejected az several
places
| have been 10 the Red Cross
and also 70 the county for relief.
bat was refused Ny son had A
So 900 insurance policy but | can
only receive S17.70 month for
hfe / applied for a pension and
was told 10 Get a letter from my
last employer which was the
WPA. | wrote but received no
answer.
Please tell me- who 7 can see
or what I can do for help
MRS. p II.
Dear Mrs. T. H:
Since YOU live in Macomb
County. will YOU please write or
call Miss Beatrice Westlake.
American Red Cross, 100 Cass
avenue, Mt. Clemens
I understand that dependant
mothers Of boys who have died
in service are eligible for gra-
tuity pay. insurance or depen-
dency pension.
Miss Westlake may he able 70
explain these plans to YOU end
investigate them in your be-
half.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

MitS. NJ u.
Dear Mrs. VI. g.:
If l were YOU. would not put
up with the kind of annoyance
stated in Your letter. You have
a perfect right 10 loan them
anything YOU wish or refuse TO
loan il and they have no right
TO do anything about II. As
far as the children are con-
Cerned, would not worry too
much about their problem he
cause children Of this age have
their own difficulties, many of
which we cannot have the time
10 he bothered about. would
suggest that your hoy find his
plaNmateS elsewhere and avoid
contact with the hay next deeF.
II matters get any worse j
would go 10 the police again and
would not hesitate because II
is war time. There are two
WAYS 10 get along with neigh
borS. one il 10 he friendly and
ed try 20 cooperate with them
and one il 10 let them alone. II
YOU let them alone and they
make nuisance of themselves
YOU have perfect right to call
in the police 10 see that your
property Is not in any way mo-
Tested.
DIR. ROBERT e.. FOSTER,
family counselling service, Mer-
rill-Palmer School.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
QuarreIsome heighbors
Problem OF Couple

War Problem Clinic
Ny husband and | are both
American citizens we have a son
in the marines and are expecting
a baby soon
Our neighbors mex, door have
been causing us a great deal Of
trouble; they borrow my sewing
machine, our potato sprayer, cur
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
the Side

ThirE not, the husoqnd gn'Hed,
that oii is done.
The prise of happiness must
still he ron.
. And or the careless find II 70
tbep cost.
The iorer ~ the husband may
be- iosf
George Lyttleton.
above is from our Men e.
Mules File No. Ss6-J. How IS
the lover in the husband -
holding out a. your house,
LADY, Can you conscientiously
sing 10 your mate: Il still get
a thTlI out OF you ,
ARGUMENTS as 10 how 10
n raise a baby b o tWee
mothers and daughters and
mothers-in-laW and daughters
ln-law seem 10 be one Of the
major causes Of domestic fric-
tion. They are also one of the
chief reasons Why the mothers
and mOtherS-ln-laW are not vel
come in the h m . s Of the
younger eople
Every young woman should
take A comprehensive course IN
infant care before marrying.
She should make an effort 10
seek the most. modern inStruc-
ton available Then she witt
be in A position 10 argue with
her mother or moiher-ln-laW
and can readily refute any
charge Of being ignorant or
helpless IN the matter Of baby
raising.
EAITH BALDWIN. one Of the
L many celebrities born in
New Rochelle. y y, the town
1mmOrtalized IN George NJ. Co
hans play "Forty-five Minutes
From Broadway. New Rochelle
IS now . minutes from Broad
way Miss Baldwin originated
the term office wife
Alan Curtis. Once collar
model now an actor. He also
enjoys the distinction Of being
the eX-husband Of Illona Mas
Sey.
r ~ turning tt4tffif- & Il, 4 consideration
Of the career Of Mr.. Curtis As a
collar model Why is II they al
ways have good looking fellows
with we'll shaped faces and
neckS for collar models Why
not run a collar advertisement
showing how the collar being
exploited looks mon with
different types of faces What
IL does for A fellow with thin
neck. or one with a thick neck,
or a round faced fellow?
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
News Of Broadway
and Elsewhere

WesO .. STAFF SGT William 6.
Frank marine combat corre-
spondent, tells us the boys on
New Georgia Island have a
little brother 10 Washing Ma
chine Charlie and "Reveille
joe Of Guadalcanal. It's "Hig-
gins Boat Harry an unfamiliar
Jap plane that looks like a Hlg-
gins boat in the distance.
Doggy ELLIS and Bill Davey
i doing O. X. together -.
Lila Lee, more cuddly than ever.
turning on the glameuf-fer
J r.. Murphy Chucho Mar
tinez and Elanita Morales, The
Havana Madrid daZIler, have 1t
in the tropical manner
Hazel Scott and Jimmy Savo
cracked all records AT Cafe So
cirty Uptown Joan Merritt,
the thrush puSSyfOoted off 10
old Point Comfort for another
honeymoon with 1t. Tex Seeger,
who completed some boom-boom
business IN North Africa.
Hunt Stromberg's film OF the
life Of Arnold Reuben will be
called This Is Life So Reu-
ben has named a sandwich
This is Stromberg Ber-
ME BaruCh confers on benches
in Washington, hut he doesn I
have Ia sleep on them. lie has
TWO permanent apartments the
year around one ~ the Short
ham and one AZ the Carleton.
They cost him S53 day and
they are usually occupied by
visiting friends
I ENORE LEMMONS parents
II are acting less than their
daughters age Nick Con-
dos cant wait for his last show
al the Paramount 10 fly 10 the
coast and Martha Raye, who Is
TOO III 70 20 through with her
overseas commitment
Quentin Reynolds heading for
India II may interest Al
Rloomlngdale 10 know that
Gully Richards Is out Of the
army and the Broadway boys
are laying slN-tWo-snd-e Y 2 n
that he marries Ann Sheridan.
one Of the ace American
hroadcaStcrS from Tokyo made
has mark in Hollywood finger
prints taken after ne robbed an
actress OF her lcWeiS
Robert Sherwood. who doesn't
always soc ONI-to-eNe with
tSr1--f4lt.ilti ti4ttiiiii 7 Hath ep-nLE propaganda
is again Eerrymanderlng his
play. There Shall Be No
Night" Written around the first
RuSSo-FinnlSh war. The heroes
were tho FiHRS= 7F4S=weT-e
The RuSSkys When the Finns
threw in with the Na2lS there
vas slight adjustment Now,
for London showing the Finn
heroes Will be Greeks. the So
Wet villains NaZIS Lunt
and F'ontalne viii he flown over
70 play their deodorlzed roles.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

FOLLOWING noted in the al
L ways interesting classified
advertisement section
"TO Rent-Tastefully deco
rated three-FeeHf apartment.
No children, no dogs, no bach
elOrS."
Can il be claimed for any
other drink what was claimed
for PiSco Punch. 10 vat:
"One drink will make you
agreeable, two will make YOU
Sociable and three will make
you lovable."
women who never have
lock Of hair out OF place seem
self-centered and tiresome."
] had reason 10 recall this
remark today. | don't know
who made il but l am in agree
ment with him.
A flying automobile is what
Henry Ford says will he avail
able 10 the public shortly after
the end Of the war. Sounds very
interesting. | hope Henry de-
cides 10 make this car three
way vehicle so il can also be
used as a motor boat.
Have not learned what IL
means when a young woman
wears daisies in her hair How
ever. am informed that in Ia
hiti when a young woman wears
a flower behind her left ear IL
means:
II am looking for a sweet
heart"
Behind the right ear 1t
means:
81 have a sweetheart. Stay
away"
Flowers behind both ears
mean.
II have a sweetheart but I
am looking for a better one"
II must be somewhat discon-
-certlng for a young gentleman
of Tahiti TO see his girl friends
come tripping down the street
with flowers behind both ears,
Copyright r1si3,r King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
How tn Raise Baby
Cause of Arguments

scatter barber chair will be
available for tonSouahsts. IN
this combination there is a seat
for the barber and seat for
the customer. The BARRIERS seat
is movable so he can adjust IL
10 GET the right angle on the
patrons noble dome
Now II is said there are a
134 ways of spelling the name
Katherine. can only think
of "A ways Anyway Kate Smith
spells her name kathryn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
lighting J

hoe and anything else they want.
We are very independent people
and don't believe in this sort Of
thing.
Their son is continually picking
A fight with our boy VINO IS two
years younger than ne. My nus
band has gone over and luSt about
begged them 10 leave Us alone. but
its no use I'm very nervous, and
in my condition l can't stand this
continual Quarreing We have
done A lot Of things for the war
effort and / don't think we de-
serve all this trouble
We had the police twice but
this is war and don't believe we
should bother them As they are
busy with other work. What can
-u-p- -rir4-1tErytTr- ffFS-7
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
BY T.. v. Durling

Dlstrioa''a ~ Ia,'ra,'.on,I N'v' ssr'ne'
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
On Broadway
For Walter WinchelI

Trad. Mark Registered. copyriSOt ISAa
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

While Waiter WinchsH i
quay, his column whi be con-
Quoted BY guest contributors.