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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Share-Ride Program
Periis Happiness

War Problem Clinic:
! have been married seven years
and have TWO children. one Is
4 years old and the other Z
months. My husband and | have
got along very well until this
Sharc-the-ridc problem came up.
Now he has a number Of women
riders he takes 10 work-l'm not
sure how many
Now we often quarrel about
this and about his gambling after
he leaves tho factory where he
works with them. / have begged
him 10 stop this gambling and he
gets angry saying he does II just
for fun
He also discusses our personal
problems with these women and
went so far as to bring one Of
them home with him once He
tells me other mon do this and
he feels its all right for him 10
do the same
Perhaps this All sounds silly
but-,Tc always cot along so we'll
before this happened so | wonder
If YOU can please help mo. !
worry for the sake of my children
MRS A. w.
Dear Mrs. 4. W:
You are naturally worried
about the fact your husband i
being thrown into association
with other women because Of
the share the-ride program. II
is difficult problem 10 face, an
even more difficult problem TO
try to solve.
II strikes me that YOU have
Ia dramatic 10 your husband
what his home means to him.
Negative tactics such As nag
ging will not help, / am sure.
What you need to do is TO dem
onStrate TO him the attractive
features of your home and 10
interest him in buying or at
least paying for new things for
your home.
Be careful not to let your
nuNDdUu ItkdIu IiN 'illiul'H dllh
home. during such a trying pc
Rod as this one In particular,
as nuisances rather than adVan-
tages.
Does your husband have n
hobby: Would IL be possible 90
interest him i'm a hobby | have
in mind such things as victory
gardening. carpentry around the
house, maybe n summer place
out i'm the country and other
activities that would fit in with
his capabilities and interests.
Such things would take his time
and money and make both gam
bling and othera women less at
traCtive.
Have you talked the gam
bling over with your husbands
employer? That might help.
DIR. ALFRED McCLUNG LEE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Reldpture Liberties,
Senator Tydings Urges

WASHINGTON. June y 49,
Warning against those who want
wartime RECOMMENDATION carried on
permanently after the war, Sen
ator TydnGS ODl of Maryland to-
day called on the Amer can
people 10 resolve firmly 10 re-
capture our opportunities and
liberties after victory is achieved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing daily
bright sayings Of children and IS
paying 81 for each accepted Mail
your favorite "child's sayings "a
the Bright Sayings Editor, The
Detroit Times.
Today'S 81 goes to Mrs Suzanne
Sellers, 40i2 Norwood place.
Her 4-year-old, visiting in the
suburbs. heard frogs Croak, asked
his suburbanite friends:
How can YOU sleep with all
those frogs a-SnOring' -"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Son Lost a Year,
Benefits Cease

War Problem Clinic:
My Son was lost over a year
ago. I received his death record
also for one year l received SOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

HANNAH WILLIAMS DEMP-
SEY comes 10 Hollywood within
the month for a Try az movies;
YOU can call happy Chandler
Grandpa now and his actress
daughter Mimi. Aunt Mrs. John
Gregg his other daughter. wei
coined a baby girl: interesting
news that Pare Lorenz brilliant
producer writer and Elizabeth
Meyers Of The Washington Post
Meyers VIII soon we'd KAY AID
rich. HOLLYWOOD beauty. remains
in Now York 20 20 into p show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
REAL ROMANCE:

ERROL FLYNN. tanned
healthy looking and apparently
keeping out Of the publicized night
spots, is getting serious romantic
cally speaking about pretty little
Mary Ann Hyde. my spies tell me
Meanwhile. Warmers continue
rounding up stories for him anc
the latest purchase Is Uncertain
Glory. authored BY La>Io Nad-
nay. It's a melodrama about tho
influence Of war upon Just US
average folks.
There's nary 4 gun fired nor 2
battle scene. But instead II tells
the effect Of the war IN highly
melodramatic fashion upon a Ger
tain group Of civilians on the home
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
4 DANCING DOLL

ELEANOR POWELL'S sue
cessor has already been picked
by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and
her name put on contract.
She IL Jane Hale, 20. blonde and
"orfully" pretty. Jane was en-
gagged nv the studio to act as
assistant dance instructor to
Lichine and was busy with the
dance numbers on broadway
Rhythm" when producer Jack
Cummings got an eyeful Of her.
He said. "Why not test her for
George Murphy's dance part
nere" No sooner said than
done. and now you'll see the
beauteous Jane a. a m owl e
actress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

IF YOU think the war depart
ment doesn't 90 over every bit OF
copy submitted for the boys over
seas listen 10 this; Danny KAYE
made some records for the USC
and out Of the number sent, three
were rejected.
"Anatole Of Paris because Il
was a takeoff on Partisan, Min
ME the Moocher" because the king
of Sweden was mentioned and a
number from Let's Face It. be-
cause Eleanor Roosevelt was kid
ded. Kaye. by the way started
his Sam Goldwyn picture Up in
Arms" to-day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
LOueIIa
Parsons
IN IN HoMyyooI

HOLLYWOOD 1une - 'Iiop
come. Z thought fo myself when
l learned Tyerrr'r Century. ~
had Just hcuer J-ao horwr III,
book. How tc I've Attractive
mean .nc. how co~e trey can make
il irto a movie There ls mot b
vcsuce OF 2 plot IN Jos0> It-
tercs- .rc hook. which IS all shdllt
how women can E'sTorEo the,f-
selves and make me most az Whit
mother nature gave thcw Well
produce Robert Kane saw a sort
81 charm >CNoo. idea n tho book
and a Plot 'o support this frame
VII ho supplied hy Twentieth
Century Fox >cr.pfors
or e.. $50 Joan wiz STAY In her
own S'or> She VII start as a
PLAN Jam, who cant Ger 20 FIRST
bsSeWltr The hoyS until She learns
how "a be- 7ttraCUN, Her own
hook MAY ha Io7r FIRST movie
after >Ar-wctcoucS the Stork, due
any minute NOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
AII.-STAR CAST

Just A. I suspected. shirley
Temples l6-Nesr-Old sister In
"Since You Went Away" IL 10
he Jennifer Jones. l said AT the
time David SelIniCk bought this
property that he would have n
''Dinner ~ Fight" cast and that
Jennifer would probably ne
among those present.
The cast now stands: Shirley
Temple. Claudette { q bert,
Monty Woolley and now Jen-
infer, who has just finished THE
Song Of Bernadette" AT TWEEN
tieth Century-FoN. When Der
nsdette" reaches the screen, IL
AL goes as every one expects. a
new star Will he born In Jen-
infer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Marine Loses Bout
To Pronunciation

By legally changing one letter
in ms name today First 1t. Ed
ward J. Tuiag, 26, Of 1902 Key
stone. hoped he had narrowed
down the possibilities Of its being
mispronounced.
In the marines since 1910. the
lieutenant. bcdecked with medals
and campaign ribbons won during
16 months on Guadalcanal. ap-
peared before Probate Judge
Thomas Murphy 10 ask his name
be changed from Tutei
Nobody pronounces Tutaj
right" the marine complained.
Judge Murphy made the change
legal. Tutaj and the former Sgt.
Nola Hughes of the WAAFs.
whom he met and married in New
Zealand. became the Tutags.
Mrs. Tutag IS still in service in
New Zealand 1t. Tutag IS here
recovering from malaria con-
tracted on Guadalcanal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
FATHERS MUST GO

"But," he added. "when this
point is reached-as II will be
during October - the fathers
will have 10 go"
MCNutt recalled that selective
service Director Lewis 3 Hershey
had indicated in a letter 10 all
draft boards this week that 446,-
900 pre- Pearl Harbor fathers
would be needed 10 -fll army and
navy calls by Jan. l.
There Is no other way" he
said, 'If we are TO achieve the
size Of the armed forces ordered
by the commander-in-chlef and
for which funds have been au-
thOrized by Congress.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Roosevelt Wins
Canada S Heart
With War Talk

OTTAWA. Aug 26 tINS) -
+ Csnsda's capital today thrilled 70
the personality Of Franklin Roose-
welt.
The Presidents vehe M O. n C o
when speaking yesterday of the
enemy Nazi and Jap alike. was
especially appreciated and his
hints that monentouS plans had
been laid m his conferences with
Prime Minister Churchill con-
firned the belief throughout the
Dominion that theirs WAS not Just
an ordinary WattlUe meeting
The cltyS large French popu-
lation also apDlau6cd Nr Ro0Se-
Velt'S gesture in concluding his
address in that tongue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Wife Of Cakes
Tell Of VIII

NASSAU. Bahamas. Aug 26
tUP)-Lady Eunice Oakes is ex-
pected 10 testify today AT the
preliminary hearing of her SON
in-law, Alfred dc Marigny. who
is charged with the murder Of
her husband, Sir Harry Oakes.
and may reveal the provisions Of
the will of the slain multi-mil-
liOnaire.
1t is anticipated that Lady Eu-
nice's testimony will disclose
whether her daughter, Nancy
Cakes de Marigny, was disinher-
tied because OF her marriage TO
the count.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Rebuke 10 Attorney
Reviewed by Bar

Recorders Judge Gordon has
turned over 10 Waldo C. Granse,
president of the Detroit Bar As
sociation. a transcript Of evidence
in a hearing in which the court
rebuked Attorney Henry NJ.
Rottman for his conduct in a mis-
demeanor case.
Judge Gordon has accused Rott-
man of attempting 10 collect fees
from two defendants after he al
ready had been paid by a third
person involved in the case.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Conner Comedies Defeat

JACKSON, Miss. Aug. 26 GNS)
Thomas L. Bailey today re-
ceived congratulations from for
mer Gov. Martin Sennett (Mike)
Conner, as the latter conceded
defeat in MisSissippi's Democratic
primary runoff yesterday. Latest
unofficial totals give Bailey 1885,
272 votes TO 122,47l for Conner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Sift Deal
Inn British


WASHINGTON. Aug. 26 CUP)
The OPA today investigated
charges that British tobacco COM
panies are forcing a deterioration
in the quality Of American cigarets
by skimming this country's crop
Of premium quality tobacco.
Representatives OF American
tobacco companies testified before
Meredith Kohlberg, head of OPAs
tobacco division. al a price ceiling
hearing yesterday
Their charges that the British
companies. which purchase Amer
ican tobacco through the Com
modify Credit Corp, were violating
price ceilings were Immediately
denied bV Kohlberg.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
EARLY PEACE UNLIKELY

NJ Nut assailed statement:
that drafting Of fathers is unnec
essary because the war viii
shortly be over or at least with,
in a year or so.
mo responsible authority in
this country" he said, "could
possibly afford TO act on that
assumption. No one can say
when this war will be over.
There Is every indication that
our recent victOries-and those
of our Allies-are only the pre-
lude to a long, gruelling fight.
ITO overcome the fortress of
Europe and invade and conquer
Japan will tax us to the very
limit"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
ALL SOURCES TAPPED

McNutt explained that selective
service had exhausted all of the
single mon. childless married men
and So-called post-Pearl Harboi
fathers in the bottom layer OF
non-deferrable employees and thai
further inroads cannot be made
on single mon holding critically
important jobs.
"We must begin again 1T the
bottom with n new source OF
manpower," he said. "and that
Source-the last rcmaining-ls
men with children born or con-
CeiVed before Pearl Harbor.
'Inspite of this there are
some who still feel that the
drafting OF fathers Is unfair
Too many siRele men. they
point out. are still In safe jobs.
No father should he drafted nm
iii all these single men are
gone.
IL have tried to explain why
IL is necessary TO hold some of
these single men In industry.
"And In the light Of this. I
ShOrld like to ask one ques-
tim
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Meeting TO Aid Jews Abroad
special to THE DETROIT TINES

''FNNF"I W . ~ y H'6F WI II Ht'EN1'7
NEW YORK, Aug. 26-Five
hundred delegates, representing
m jor Jewish organizations
throughout the United States, will
assemble here for five-day con-
ference beginning Sunday TO for
mulate a program on immediate
and postwar Jewish problems.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
VISITS PREMEER,s HoME

OTTAWA. Aug rs 'CPl-PrcS-
ident Roosevelt spent the after
noon yesterday touring the coun-
tryside and visiting az the sum
.mer home of Canadian Prime Min
lister VI Aisrkc0zjc king ~
.kingSmere.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Engineers Hunt Snakes

CAMP POLK. La, Aug. '26
GNS)-The 56th Armored Engi-
neer Battalion has taken UP snake
hunting 10 cut down on snake
bites in the camp.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Draft of Fathers
CaIIed0nIyW Way
To Fill Up Army

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26 QNS)
War Manpower Commissioner
Paul V. McNutt last night de-
Tended the forthcoming draft OF
fathers as the only answer 10 a
manpower shortage which has be-
gun 10 pinch the armed forces and
was industries alike.
Lack of manpower. he said cost
the United States last month
more Flying FortTesseS than were
lost over Hamburg.
McNutt emphasized that every
effort will he taken TO see that
all mon other than tho newly re-
classified fathers who are still on
the available list are inducted be-
fore the nationwide drafting OF
fathers begins
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
DENIES EXEMPTIONS

Kohlberg denied that foreign
companies were exempt from price
ceilings and said they would be
subject TO the same drastic penal
ties for violations as Americans.
American manufacturers are
reluctant 10 pay more than the
ceiling price for better qualities
without assurance that they will
be able to purchase sufficient
poorer tobacco at lower prices to
strike the required average.
CCC, according to Lawrence
Myers, director Of the general
crop division, is taking a chance
we can buy up enough tobacco
(for British companies) at a lower
price later 10 stay in the clear. :"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
TREATED EQUALLY

Both American and foreign COM
panies can make single purchases
above the Al eents-a-pound ceiling
provided total purchases for the
year average not more than that
figure. Kohlberg said.
State Senator j. Conn Lanier OF
Greenfield ~ c.. charged that the
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great
Britain, represented by the CCC,
had made purchases at more than
43 cents.
Domestic tobacco companies
have consistently paid above the
market average even as Inn
perial has" Lanier said. ITO
give foreign companies the priv
ilegeS OF bidding more than do
nestle companies on better
grades works serious injury
and Is discrimination against
both American manufacturers
and consumers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08
Household Appliances

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

Radios and Supplies

COURTEOUS. prompt enicient RADIO serv.
tee In Northwest section: radio and
photograph combinations. WAGNER, i2021
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-08

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Evening star., 1943-10-13
New Bill Introduced
To Facilitate votinQ
By Servicemen in IA

A new version of the bill to make
it easier for members of the armed
forces throughout the world to vote
in next years election was introduced
yesterday by Senators Green of
Rhode Island and Lucas of Illinois,
Democrats. In the House it is spon-
sored by Representative Worley.
Democrat, of Texas.
Most important changes are:
Substitutes air mail for " mail
transmittal of ballots: sets up a
f1ve-man commission to relieve the
War and Navy Departments of the
task OF supervising the plan would
make simple write in ballot avail
able to troops In this country as
well as those overseas; establishes
penalties for any one who willfully
deprives a person of the right to
vote under this bill; extends the
voting privilege to members of the
merchant marine, and to civilians
serving overseas.
Senate hearings on the bill will
be put of until after a meeting in
st. Louis October 18 of the secre-
taries OF State of the several States
to whom the bill will be explained
by Senator Lucas.
Congress passed law last year
to let members Of the armed forces
cast absentee ballots, but Senator
Green said it proved too complicated
and cumbersome.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
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Continued From First Page

or the Truman Committee under
takes the job soon.
L don't expect China ever to re-
pay what We have given her" he
said, and I don't think Russia can
do it at this time, but l do believe
that Great Britain could help us by
giving back some of the materials
We have been furnishing her"
Senator Ellender said he believed
Congress ought to find out whether
Britain isn't able to pay cash for
goods shipped to her for civilian use.
saying, we have been getting
IOU's."
From Senator Hatch, Democrat.
Of New Mexico came a rejoinder
that Senator Ellender should have
asked first for an investigation by
the Truman Committee before pro
claiming to the world suspicion Of
our Allies"
He said Russian and British war
contributions had to be figured in
terms OF human lives sacrificed as
we'll as dollars. and expressed belief
that Russia, when military strategy
permits, may yet join in the war
against Japan.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Harness Accuses 0PA
OF Deceit or Ignorance
Py tho Associated prae

Ry the Associated Press.
Representative Harness. Repub-
llcan, OF Indiana has accused the
Office Of Price Administration of
either deliberate deceit or not
knowing from one day to the next
what 1t is doing"
In a House speech yesterday Mr..
Harness declared he had been in
formed September 27 py OPA's di-
rector of gasoline rationlng that no
immediate cut was planned in the
value of coupons.
He said he so informed several of
his constituents. but on October l
the agency announced a decrease In
the value OF 3 and c coupons.
You can draw only one or the
other Of two unpleasant conclu-
slons,' he declared.
The first is that a responsible
Federal offlcial would deliberately
deceive and misinform members of
Congress without any plausible rea-
son.
The only other reasonable con-
cluslon Is that responsible executives
In this administration do not them
selves know from one day to the
next what they are going to do"
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Widow of Gen. Longstreet
Is Training for War Work
Hopes to Complete
Riveting Course
In Two Weeks
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MARIETTA, Ga, Oct. 13.-The
gray-haired widow of famed Con-
federate general is the South's latest
addition to the civilian war labor
force.
Refusing to tell her age-except
to chuckle, II haven't reached the
century mark yet"-Mrs. Helen
Dortch Longstreet, whose husband,
Gen. James Longstreet, was one of
Gen. Robert E. Lees chief lieuten-
ants, dons slacks and cap each
morning, leaves her home in a Ma
rietta trailer camp and reports for
instruction at riveting school.
Il am majoring in assembly, fab
rlcation and riveting," she explained.
The course usually requires three
months, but I believe I will be ready
for graduation in two weeks. I'm the
head of my class. In fact, I'm the
only one in it."
Since the death of Gen. Long
street in 1904, Mrs Longstreet has
been active in many affairs, serving
as a newspaper reporter. free-lance
writer on political subjects, post
mistress at Gainesville, and an en-
ploye of the Veterans Bureau in
Washington during the World War.
She was a schoolgirl-claSsmate of
Gen. Longstreets daughter at Bre-
nau College-When she met the IA
nous Confederate leader. They were
married at the executive mansion
in Atlanta in 1897
II couldn't stay out Of this war"
she said. The thought of American
boys dying on the battlefelds made
me realize that I had to get in and
do my part toward achieving vic
tory"
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Federation to Dedicate
Service Flag Tomorrow

The Federation of Civic Associa-
tions will dedicate a service flag in
honor OF its members serving in the
armed forces at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the auditorium Of the Interior De-
partment.
The principal address will be given
by Representative Dawson, Demo-
crat, OF Illinois. The flag will be
presented by DR.. E. F. Harris. presi-
dent OF the federation, to Commits
sioner Young.