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Evening star., 1943-09-02
Veteran Of 3 Wars, 81, Seeks
Job to Release Fighting Man
Maj. Henry K. Love
Served With Knox
In Rough Riders

Living in q quiet Forest Glen inn
is retired Army officer 81 years
of age, veteran of Teddy Roosevelt's
Rough Riders in Cuba, the Philio-
pine Insurrection and the World
War, who is willing to work at any
dirty or dangerous Job" if 1t will
release an able-bodied man for
fighting.
He is Maj. Henry K. Love, who
served in the same Rough Rider
troop as Secretary of the Navy
Knox, whom he outranked at that
time. Anxious to perform some work
in this war. he wrote to Secretary
Knox, recalling that they had been
together once as soldiers. and asking
for job without compensation at
any place he might be used-Iceland
or Dakar.
In fact, he is so anxious to help
that he went to the Forest Glen
branch of Walter Reed Hospital and
offered to cut the lawn or wash
windows If it would release a man
for military service.
I'm husky and able to work." he
said. I'm always beautifully treated
but turned down." he added.
His daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Won
Steinner-Goeltl Of Kensington, Md,
who worked in hospital at New
port News, Va, at the age of IS
in the World War, is serving again
in this one.
"She,s real worker" her father
commented.
A nurses aide at Walter Reed
Hospital, Mrs. Won STEINER -Goeltl
made her ninth donation of blood
since Pearl Harbor at the Army
Navy Blood Donor Unit when 1t
visited Silver Spring this week.
Mrs. Won Steinner- GoeItl used to
help her mother at the hospital in
the World War, when her mother
was serving as q lieutenant in the
canteen service. In this war, she
studied nursing and became a
nurses aide at Garfield Hospital
Then, in March, when Walter Reed
started using nurses aides, she went
to the Army Medical Center
Maj Love started his military
career in Roosevelt's regiment in
Cuba and was later commissioned
in the volunteer infantry, serving
under Col. Craig. father of the
former Chief Of Staff, Gen. Malin
Craig.
In the Philippines he saw duty in
Bataan and was appointed treasurer
of that province by the late Will
liam Howard Taft, at that time
Philippine commissioner. Following
service id the Philippines, he was
sent to Alaska at his own request,
later being appointed United States
marshal for Division 3, which took
in Seal Islands, Kiska, Attu, Dutch
Harbor, the south coast of Alaska
and nearly all of the Yukon Valley.
With the election of President
Wilson, Democrat his nomination
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Elliott Roosevelt
At White House

President Roosevelt has been
Joined at the White House by his
son and daughter-in-law Col. and
Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt. who came
from Fort Worth.
Mrs. Roosevelt is acting as hostess
for her distinguished father-i in law
while he entertains the Prime Min
lister of Great Britain and Mrs. Win
ston Churchill and their daughter
Subaltern Mary Churchill, ATS
Miss Churchill arrived in Washing
ton late yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

their wedding trip later in the eve
ming and on its completion will
make their home in Washington
Mrs. Hagen was graduated from
the Wilson Teachers College, and
Mr.. Hagen graduated from the Uni
versity of Minnesota He is an elec-
trical engineer stationed at the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
Mrs Christian A. Hagen and Miss
Evelyn Hagen. mother and sister
of the bridegroom, came from Min
neapolis for the wedding, and others
from out of town were Mai. Robert
B. Curtiss of Baltimore, Maj. Charles
L. Curtiss, ir, of Newark, and Mrs.
Robert B. G. Wills of Annapolis.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Parade of Pretty Brides
Continues Through Summer

Inc procession of pretty brides continues through
will
One of the attractive weddings
teday afternoon of Miss Margaret somerven
Thomas The performed the lawn
trail home of the brides Prince
Georges County Md Shrevsbrug Episcopal
Church ocated at O'Clock before mprovised
gadou and ase Mrs Oscar Carlson pianist
Elder Baltimore the wedding
The bride escorted and by
of satin with
Evening star., 1943-09-02
To Mark Birthday

In celebration of her 77th birth
day, Mrs. James NJ Warwick will
be honored by her fellow workers
in the American Women's Voluntary
Services at party tomorrow after
noon at the AWVS headquarters
canteen. Mrs. Warwick has worked
more than 100 hours in the canteen
since she joined the organization in
Nav
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Bridge Party Slated
By B. and p. W0men

The first of series of monthly
bridge parties to be given by the
Business and Professional Women's
Club during the coming season will
be held at 7:30 pm. tomorrow at the
home of the president, Miss Mar
jorie Webster, 1640 Kalmia road
NV.
Miss Laura Van Duyn Hanson,
chairman of arrangements, is be-
ing assisted by Judge Ellen K. Raedy
Miss Margaret Rauber, Mrs. Marie
S. Pierce and Miss Nina Collins.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Luncheon Cancelled

The Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club has Cancelled its Mon
day luncheon meeting next week
because of the Labor Day holiday.
Donald Montgomery, consumer
counsel of the United Automobile
Workers of the CIO, who was to
have been the speaker, will be
scheduled later.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Edith Robertson
Mt. Rainier Bride

Miss Edith Robertson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Robert
son, and Corpl. Charles H. Bray,
son OF Mrs. Sarah A. Bray, were
married August II in st. James Ro-
man Catholic Church in Mount
Rainier, the Rev. George L. Gingras
oniciating.
Miss Rose Robertson was maid OF
honor for her sister and Mr.. Arthur
Bray was best man for his brother
The reception was held in the
home Of the brides parents.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

from the National University Law
School, He is an examiner in the
general accounting Office. Mrs
Koontz attended the National Uni
versity Law School and now is a
student at Strayer's School of Ac-
counting.
Miss M. Freida Koontz of Rich
I mond and Mr.. Ray T. Koontz of
Luray, sister and brother of the
bridegroom, came for the wedding
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Guest in Rockville

Mr.. Edward Anderson of Los An
geles has come to visit his sister,
Miss Mona Thompson, in her home
in Rockville.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Famine i'm Every Village

Nlng standards Of the great OF Chinese always
az bare subsistence level Famine is the experience of every
Chinese village At present China cannot be reached with
muchneeded supplies of food Yet she holds half Of
her hinterland from the Japanese,
When try Chinas spirit must remember
that Asatc peoples less sensitive death and
in misery than the people The spiritual strength of
their home front strong but every possible help
be given to lessen her suferings.
For three years the British have made magnificent
defensive They have lost many battles the military
front Yet with nucleus of 65 100000 white population
they have held their empire of haa-blon people intact
except for Burma, Malaga and the Chinese cities
The Battle of Britain the greatest homefront battle
Of history. The British by the greatest display
organization magnificent courage and ortitude part
Of civilian population that has been witnessed
The people the home front in Britain the great
heroes of this Despite air destruction they have reached
the highest point in their industrial production.
In military way the British Isles apparently
safe from invasion by land German tanks will
Trafalgar Square British industries turning
portionatey materials than ours.
Bitans greatest problem is the submarine Survival
the home front depends of materials food
from the United States If the civil population be pro-
teced from degree of privaton which might undermine
physical strength Britain will fight endlessy.
There be no question Of their determined spirit
On our home front, in a favored position
than our Allies in great particular The apane has
the Atlantic and Pacific wider instead of narrower
No effective attack the Western Hemisphere
possible against adequate andbased planes and navy
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Industries Oufdoing u. S.

We need have no fear that enemy armies will march
through the United States in this If hold
lying bases do destruction systematic
air attacks. While disconnected, fear
being starved out by submarine blockade.
Our task the home front different from that
other nation in the We not only raise large
military forces equip them and transport them but
we have an enormous further burden.
We must furnish finance food and the other
United Nations We must do this in the of the Axis
submarine blockade and the Japanese conquess which reduce
our normal supplies of commodities
we must support civil population in fashion that
thelr physical strength and spirit not exhausted
we areo perform these tasks get war over
without delay we have margins for the bunders
or mismanagement home front.
Our job is production production and production
AND IS production Of planes ships and arms right
nov" the United Nations aggressvely tighten the rings
around the European and Asiatic and il we are to
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Mother, Mix Your Own
Cough Syrup. It's Fine,

bottle and add your syrup. Thus you
make "A fun pint OF really splendid
cough medicine and you get about
four times as much for your money.
IL never spoils lasts a family long
time and children love it's taste.
And for quick. blessed relief. you'll
say IL is truly wonderful. II has a re-
markable action. IL loosens the phlegm.
soothes the irritated membranes. and
helps clear the air passages. y
Pinex is special compound OF
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form, well-known for it's prompt
action I'm coughs and bronchial irri-
tations. Money refunded II II doesn't
please you in every way.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
lend-Ledse Quiz
Outlined by COP

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA UP)
House Republicans are planning
TO ask for an investigation Of all
domestic material shortages and
their relationship to lcnd-lease
shipments to the U9ited Nations,
1t was learned today.
Sentiment still is divided on the
best method of attacking the
problem Some members favor an
Independent inquiry by a budget
committee of tho House and Sen
ate. Others believe that the
problem should be considered by
the House appropriations commit
tee in handling the Presidents re-
quest for SlO9,0o0,o00 expenditures
during the 1911 fiscal year.
One Republican spokesman said
he would present evidence that
lend-lease materials arc being used
Tor The manufacture Of foreign
products Which are shipped back
here for competition with domes-
tic producers.
4 That contention "A OF particular
itNciesttd farm bloc congressman
They have not announced their
plan OF action on the lend-lcase
program, authorization for which
expires IN juno. II was under.
stood. however that thcy wll
protest against limiting materials
Tor tho manufacture Of farm
equipment in fhIs country on thc
ground that icnd-lcasc materials
arc bong used for similar prod.
uctS m other countries.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
>ElNMl!]<
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Youngster-
Now her Backache is better

Many suiieres relieve naggnF haclache
quickly, once they discover that Toe real
esnse 81 their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way al tax
ing the excess acids and waste out 81 ths
blood. They help most people pass about 2
pints day.
When disorder % kidney function permits
poisonous matter 20 rcWaln Ia your blood. 10
may cause nAFClne hackarhc rbeumatie pains.
leg pains, ioss 81 Pop and entfgy, Crtting up
nights, swelling, puflncss under the ewes.
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Herbert Hoover Discusses
America's big Production Task

compel their continuing internal degeneration by effective
attrition
We could better conduct and organization of
civilian front /I.t.
Our fighting forces have avaed themselves of every
experience and every lesson from World War in building
their organization But these experiences and these lessons
been largely ignored and repudaod civilian
front.
All in that war Britain France the United States,
and Germanyhad to pioneer the to total civilian
organization In the end they all arrived at certain
principles of organization.
initial and continuing mistake in this gnor-
ing this experience these principles Only the past few
months has their validity been recognized and only ry
adopted.
Mr.. HooUer's next article uUW appear in ton,or-
roLDs Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
BY HERBERT HOOVER
CWrittsn for International New. Serpiee)

tWTfffen TnfeTndfiondI SeTrIeeJ
NVTHEN Russia invaded she dropped the mental
w garments of Communist internationalsm and took
w the fighting armor of natonalism. The Russian
people as of old defend the soil of Holy Russia
They still. hold fast after the loss of probably 100000
soldiers 70000000 of the population, with considerable
part of the industries and food sources.
. II is a magnificent defense by people Of unlimited
courage And they bid fair not only to hold their
segment of the ring but TO strike telling blows.
From unapped nanpower and the vast hnterand Russia
still will be formidable in 1943.
Russia will suffer greatly the home front. But
with the spirit of natonalism reawakened, with the
furious hates against enemy cruelty butcherng her
people her own soil, she will keep fighting
But she will need help in food, clothing and arms.
have lived in China in years gone by. II is only in the
last 25 years China has developed national spirit Of
independence That spirit been fercey nfamed the
of her soil and barbac Of her people
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

Mr.. Hoovcr's article rOW appear in ton,or-
roU's Detroit Times
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Mexican Consul
Faces 7 Big Jobs

ErneSto Martinez. Detroit's new
Mexican consul. today has two i'm
portant jobs on his agenda. 4
Il ("The first" he said, fs to
master the English language.
The second Is TO maintain the
great cooperation between Mex
leo and the United States"
Martinez said that the two ma
tions, allied in war for the first
time, arc forging a new era OF
understanding and coordination
that will revolutionize peacetime
relations.
The new consul will represent
nearly 10000 MeXicans in Michi.
gan and northern Ohio, including
1000 in the Detroit area.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Admiral Called
In House Probe
OF Naval Plans

WASHINGTON Jan. ~ (1HSo
The House naval affairs commit
tee today was TO open us inquiry
into the entire naval program with
Vice Admiral Frederick J. Horne.
assistant CHIEF Of operations, as the
first witness
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Expelled Pupil Fires School

NEWARK, N. j.. Jan. IA QNS).
"A 15-year-old high school stu
dent, previously expelled for mis-
conduct, y today was held on
juvenile delinquency charges after
he admitted starting two school
fires 10 get even"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
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In your own kitchen, costs little. but
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Make n syrup by stirring 2 cups
granulated sugar and cup OF water
few moments until dissolved. No
cooking is needed. Or you can use
corn syrup or liquid honey, instead
or sugar syrup.
Then get 21s ounces OF Pinex from
any druggist. Pour this into a pint
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Boy, 3. Is Drowned

AUGUSTA, Jan. 14.-An effort
to retrieve SNOWFALL he had
thrown onto a mill pond today re-
suited in the drowning of 6-year-
old Lester Otis Wright when he
fell through the ice. lie was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Wright.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

EDITORS NOTE - This is the fourth Of sir
articles bg former president HooUer GppraiSing Ars
and United Nations home fronts they appear TO-DAY.
hcy loom IN the tldRyc and os tbeg affect 9lPbot
Strdtcgy) IU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Leave for Arlington, VI.

The table dining held al either end silver
filled with white flowers and the center TERED wedding cake
brde and bridegroom left for Arlington VI For travel
BenChcy ponte
with beaded yoke aquamarne with shaw" collar
of "A skull trimmed the
cost being completed
Mr. and Mrs BcnChley Will live New York
Hamilton Herbert who be married Oct %
Wood Hewlett of Boston has received the exciting
her ESpCh all the from Brandon
tFeae4ff expected Oct. Is
This viii be Ehpeh FIRST visit home her marriage May
@ t.. John
Herbert Hewlett wedding will take place in Christ Church
the Rev. Francis Dreamer officiating.
Mrs Robert Vandcr[oOt the former Ena knudSen, has
~ charming Birmingham and taken her
children 10 Cleveland 1t Nanderkoot
Here sister Mrs Mckinney Martha Knudsen
October mother Mrs
William Knudsen. Martha her marriage has been
living at Macon, where Il. Mckinney stationed
Mrs KnudSen the knuden place
on Crosse probably Will stay until late October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
In the Realm of Books

Being an epicurean de luxe
and a cosmopolite thorn in
Brook yn, tooD. Mr.. Mock
rather high hats his own coun-
try-thuS:
"In my early thirties 1 per-
ceived that / could get on bet
ter outside my native land than
In IL, so I decided Ia put in as
much as possible OF my lifetime
I'm some other part OF the world.
! had nothing against America
or American society; nothing
whatever"
He also says he had nothing
TO contribute TO our society"
We are the slaves of "econom-
ism" which is Mr.. NOckS
coined word for an industrial
society.
Here he shows his lack Of an
historical sense, for there never
has been a time in the history
Of the world when "economism
dldn rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

THE FALL rally of the Fiji
teenth District Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union will be
held Al the Puritan Avenue Bap-
tst Church Wednesday at l
o'clock. Mrs. ola Is Marshall
editor Of the Michigan Union,
viii be guest speaker
Mrs w. c. Curuc viii conduct
the devotional assisted by VIII
bert SIaw>on. sololst. MIS-. Del
bert Peters viii sing.
Mrs. Marshall will speak at
the Northwestern 3 aptIS T.
Church at 7 o'clock Wednesday
evening TO members of the Mary
l. Hudson Union
Mrs Harold MartZ Of South
LiddeSdale avenue will be host
cSS to members of the Wood
mere WCTU Tuesday morning
at 1890 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Weddin8
Set for
Oct. Q
BIRMINGHAM s.nL b

BIRMINGHAM sept Is
NTR. AND MRS EoBERr $.
vi PORRTTT Of south Adams
reaa aHsaaeec thc engagement
Of their daughter Ruth TO
Chief Petty officer James Free
land Moore. USNR. who IS the
son of Mr.. and Mrs Virgil W.
Moore of hirklar Ind
Miss Porutt attended Mary
grove College and Oberlir Con-
erDat0ry ot Music and has been
~ active member Of the Amer
ican Association Of University
Women Thursday Musicale and
the Village Players of BirminC-
ham She has been counsellor
for the l4nlni Musicale since II
was organized under The Thurs
Gay AtuSICaiC- four years ago
Tier nance IS q EIdUudIt Ol
Wabash College
The bridc-elcci ma, set oct. 9
a. the date 90 her marriage,
which Mi take place IN the
Porrit' home AZ 1 p. m the
Rev. W Glenn Harms reading
the service
Mrs John II FINN Will come
from New York 10 be her SIS
tiers mauron OF honor and Doro-
thy Porrltj and Miriam Moore
sisters of the young couple, viii
be BRIDESMAIDS.
Mr.. Moore VIII be his son
best man
Nh. and Ms Charles W WIG
gins entertained al dinner re-
Gently for Miss PoTltt and CPO
Moore az their home IN Iar-
mouth ruad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Nv BENJAMIN DeCAssEREs

4 LBERT JAY MOCK is now
"A our No. aesthetic Olym-
plan. Squatulated on his frosty
roundhouse, he gives himself.
his country and the age he lives
IN L believe he's running 10 70)
the once over through the
monocle OF his disdain, and then
says, You're all in hell of a
fix, ladies and gentlemen
waiter. order me bottle Of
sparkling Burgundy
It's all in the most tantaliZ-
ing, the most critical. sometimes
the absurdest, the beSt-written,
the sincerest and certainly the
most unusual autobiography of
these latter yearS-"MEMOIRS
OF A SUPERFLUOUS MAN
CHarperS), 10 be published next
Wednesday.
Mr.. Mock, as you probably
know, is something of a phllo-
sophie anarch. Several years
age he wrote OUR ENEMY
THE STATE" a superb attack
on the Old Monster, spoiled by
4 heest for single tax there's
always a mental leak some
WhPrPl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Dickinson Bride
Or Robert BenchIey Jr.
In Crosse Pointe Rites
lContInned lrom lac Twol

bacce'engh sleeves Then fetching hats Of rstcoored velvet
ribbon tied The back and of ny Shouderengh wells
The maid honor carried yellow yellow button chys
and the bridesmaid carried Johanna
yellow button ChrYSant hemumS
Robert BenchlcN and Mrs Bencey arrived from Hollywood
Saturday morning their married
Mrs. BcnChcy smart long navy blue dress with
the ncClnC and topped small
hd N ho combined
DcknSonS stunning consisted of long dress
grey crepe contrasting hat of cupper-Colored felt
trimmed with matching ostrich plumeS.
shoulder bouquet coppery oorcd orchids The
The skirt embroidered motifs
top the skirt and the the long sleeves The
neCkllne square.
a reception held a Little Club. where the
hall arrangements garden flowers shades
receiving The mantelpece large decorated
long oblonC arrangement of white flowers while the
as a similar flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Delta Zeta Group
Meets Sept. %

DELTA ZETA ALUNNAE
VIII meet AT the home of Mrs
Raymond G.. Eddy in Mcttetal
avenue Wednesday, Sept %. at
s y m. The NEGLECTED
officers who will preside are
Mrs. Lawrence A. Philip. prcSi-
dent. Mrs. Donald {. SonrerS.
VICE president Mrs joss Finch,
secretary. Mrs. Van Tylc San
dcrSon, corresponding secretary.
and Mrs. William Bergman,
treasurer
Panhcllcnlc delegates arc
Mrs. Robert II. Patterson and
Mrs Arthur WieScnbergcr
Mrs. Francis Maher VIII he
hostess TO members of the De-
troit Alumnae Chapter of Delta
Gamma IN her homo I'M Bur
hnCame avenue. oct 4. AZ 80
p. IN. Assisting hoStCSscS viii
be tho Misses Louisa and
PHYLLIS Ward and Miss Frances
LNOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Business Is Business

Does Mr.. Mock believe that
The men and women of ancient
Athens discussed PraXiteles and
Plato all day long or that the
gals and gohs Of the RenaiS-
SancC spent their evenings
reading Aristotle or looking at
prints of The paintings of Mike
Angelo? WooSh! WooSh, Mr..
Mock.
business has been the huyi-
ness Of man IN all ages and the
worship of the Golden Calf will
outlaSt our dearly beloved Mon
taigne and the political cpl
grams OF Mr.. jefferson.
The aroma of the hook a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

lottesville. Va. 1t. Col. Booth
will come on next week.
MIR and Mrs. Graham Shin
nick of Poppleton road have re-
turned from a summer at Bots
Blanc Island.
Mrs. Albert Jensen Of Chey-
enne. Wyo.. is the house guest
for several weeks Of MIR and
Mrs. Guy w. Jensen Of Kenne-
saw avenue.
Mrs. Garland Tat president
OF the Adams School Parent
Teacher Association announces
that the program for the year