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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
MAJOR de SEVERSKY

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actually in service at the given
moment. But it's no secret
that they enjoyed a large meas
ure of official support.
The theory seemed TO be that
too much popular awareness Of
the true potentialities of air
power might lead 10 popular
clamor for revised strategy
making fuller use of the new
force.
The question raised is whether
the Imagination OF the American
people should be fired by dis
closing the full extent of avia-
ton progress, or restrained by
doing out information as late as
possible. All airmen take the
view that in a democracy such
as ours a we'll informed public
opinion is essential. It's the one
force that can break through
frozen orthodoxy, in military
affairs no less than in political
affairs.
THE important fact disclosed
l. by Gen. Arnold has far
reaching strategic consequent
ces. If we shall be able in the
near future" as he says, TO
strike at our foes directly from
North American bases-at ia
pan from Alaska, let us say, and
and at Germany from New
foundland - I h n in-between
bases will lose their value.
Clearly the general, watching
the activities of our lombard
ment aviation, has learned a
great deal.
But we airmen carry that
logic to the ultimate degree al
lowed by our present stage Of
aviation science. We urge that
the whole strategy be reduced
TO one massive stroke--from
Alaska direct 10 the Japanese
homeland in a SCATTERING over
head offensive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

his long period of single hfe,"
writes a New Yorker. "A woman
who makes a statement like that
should 60 into little self-analy-
sis. II Is more the woman's
place to adapt herself to her
husbands personality and habits
than to try to break habits Of
years standing that may be irri-
tating to her. 1t is just too bad
about some of these pampered
females who want everything
their own way and will nag,
harass, annoy, insult and irritate
a man i'm an effort to make him
over to suit their selfish way OF
living"
QUERIES from clients. O.
Vt What was Henry Ward
Beecher's famous advice as to
marriage?
Ann not familiar with any
matrimonial advice of Mr..
Beecher's that could be styled
famous. He once said:
"WeIl-mar man n
winged; ILL m C h e d he is
shackled." Nothing remarkable
or highly original b u that
statement.
Gas for short and little
streets, haven't you ever heard
of Federal Ave. Bellaire, o.,
which is two feet wide and 100
feet long?
A-Mister, that isn't street,
II Is an alley.
YESTERDAY I was in a shop
L when a woman intimated
she thought the service was
slower than it should be. Said
the store owner:
Don't you know there Is o
war on? Said the woman:
Eyes, i know. have four
sons and two sons-in-law In the
service, but 1 am getting fed up
with people who are making the
war an excuse for their own
IaziDess, carelessness and cheap
ness. IL you, for instance,
wouldn't spend so much time
calling up your bookie to get
race results and make bets you
would have more time to wait
on your customers and also to
clean up your filthy looking
store"
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

social activity in Moscow" etc.
The charming Marie has
been a volunteer worker since
Dec. 7, l94l-frSt for Navy Re-
lief and now with Ships Serv-
ice, which arranges entertain
ment and fun for men on leave
one of the hardest workers Of
all Daughter Kathleen is
with Averell over there as
9 correspondent for n. Y. editor
-. Adds Mrs. Hartman: Any
woman who goes TO a country
al war and hasn't a war job
is so much excess baggage and
should be shot
NEW YORK newspaper editor.
" Frederick Heller Wright.
who is 10 be tried by the gov
eminent for allegedly not
registering as a foreign agent
for Japan may be confronted
by his former wife. with him in
Japan as the Japs' guest E.
Her position in the case is in
support of the >Gep-t She has
already been heard by the Fed
eral Grand jury, State Depart
mcnt, FBI and Mr.. Biddle
II IS said she will reveal all
she knows, Internationally, be-
cause she is more concerned
about the defense Of the u. S.
=. She lives inconspicuously in
a town in Mass. Her name
is Katherine Nelson.
Congressman PlOeser OF Mis-
souri,, described by newspapers
a. an aggressive iSOtationlst, "
attacked the film, This Is the
Army for speaking favorably
Of the President Of the u. S.
The congressman also
Squawkea ecauSe newSreel
shots OF the COP huddles AT
Mackinac Island didn't get
around more =. Between our
selves, congressman, Ann Sheri-
dan the darling is A Texas
Democrat brazen piece OF
New Deal casting.
Copyright BY DAILY Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

she-iS entirely cured and again
her charming and good-uatured
self.
One of the latest discoveries
about the skin is that normally
the reaction OF the healthy skin
IS slightly acid, but that as soon
as there is a break and serum
o0ZcS out or inflammation oc--
ours, the reaction changes TO
alkaline
This rather tends 10 diScredit
the practice which most anna
tours or household dermstolo-
glStS have OF putting baking
soda on any skin eruptionS first.
The baking soda j. alkaline and
add, 10 the alkaline recation Of
the skin. II explains also why
solution Of boric acid or alum
mum acetate IS beneficial, as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

WASHINGTON, oct. 10
w Notwithstanding the AL
most unanimous opinion TO the
contrary, IL is interesting 10
note that some of the shrewd-
est students of political actions
in Washington do not believe
Mr.. Roosevelt. at this time, has
decided to become a fourth
term candidate for the presi-
dency.
They base this view on a
number of factors. They point
out that the President under
stands perfectly well that If he
should run again he would vio-
lently divide the country, and
this in time of war. and that
there would be nobody respon-
sible for this division but him.
self in consequence OF an
affirmative action on his part.
This division might be so
close. indeed, as 10 prevent
Mr.. RooseVelt's reelection, II
nominated, and there is gen.
eral agreement on this. that If
the President were convinced
he could not win he would not
run.
CERTAINLY he would not
- relish the anticlimax of a
fourth term defeat and an I'M
enviable place in history as a
man who permitted his own
personal ambition 10 jeopardiZe
the complete union of a people
engaged in their most fateful
war. Only success could justify
a fourth term candidacy.
According TO these students,
Mr.. Roosevelt will not make up
his mind about a fourth term
until after the off-year elections
which will take place next
month.
First and foremost. ii is be-
lieved the election of the Demo-
cratic candidate for lieutenant
governor OF New York would be
taken as a vindication of the
Presidents policies, both war
and domestic.
In this event II is considered
probable the President would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
TODAY IN SCIENCE
. Bv GOBIND BEHARI LAL-

DISCOVERY of most inn
~ portant new building ma
terial of life" which has been
named "chromoSomin" by its
diScoverer. Prof. Edgar Stedman,
medical chemist OF the Unlver-
sity of Edinburgh, Scotland,
came 10 light today.
The newly found substance
appears 10 be the most impor-
tant of all life-building mate
rails so far uncovered by SCI
ence, in this sense; 1t is the
major material OF which the
chromosomes are built up.
BY chromosomes" we mean
a tiny packet OF very powerful,
special chemicals which deter
mine the hereditary character
iSticS Of plants, animals or hu-
man beings
These chromosomes them
selves consist of smaller units,
the genes" called the atoms
of heredity." They are present
in the central core, the nucleus,
of a living cell--the cell being
the full unit Of life.
THE human body, for exam
Il pie. consists of organs and
tissues. which are composed of
myriads of cells, all containing
within them the nuclear cores.
The germ cells. the ovum and
the sperms, unite TO form new
l-fertilized egg-cell or
ovum, and II is with this that
lite begins IN man. Now, ac-
cording to Prof. S:edman,
"chromosomin' is the main
substances of which the central
body of the fortified ovum is
constituted.
How an offspring develops
ultimately depends upon the
chemical makeup of the cell
core. the nucleus, and that
means upon the "chromoSomin'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
IL. ". DURLING
ON THE SIDE
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc

Distributed by King Features synd., Inc
Weather and can sing II much
better than either Lena Horne
or Ivie Anderson ?" asks a Long
Islander. l know Ethel intro
duced the song but my mind is
made up. Ivie Anderson sings
ii best.
An Ohioan says he likes "a
liberal sprinkling of black pep
per" on his ice cream and sug-
gests try it. Not for me. Still
maybe j should develop some
eating eccentricities just to be
different. My only eccentricity
of that type now is that put
sugar on sliced tomatoes.
IS 4 s TO that woman who says
"A a bachelor in his sos Is
difficult to break into matri-
moniai harness because of the
habits he has developed during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
ON BROADWAY


Copyright isi3, b. KING Features
Niles Trammel and John Royal,
NBChiefS, will soon hop over
seas Wallace will be main
spieler on the 26th at the Food
for Free d o m conference at
Cleveland. Cong Clare Luce
will be interested 10 learn labor
unions are already working on
an opposition candidate. The
Truman committee will jump all
over Owl next.
North Bergen, y. j.. Win
chell. Mirror. y. Y: Are you
really interested i'm what treat
ment our wounded men back
from tho Pacific are getting? |
can give you stories you won't
believe. | promised these men
I'd contact you Their belief IN
you is the greatest tribute you
will ever have. S BIT Lady
Call me right now.
MAJ. GEN. TERRY ALLEN,
vi commander of the famed
Fighting LIST. probably will in
herit a service command
Mark Daniels. movie actor, who
has the lead in the Air Force
show Winged Victory is the
handsome groom OF the lovely
Marion ONeill. Stork Club grad
Cue has hired Irene Kittle,
ex-Conde Mast beauty editor, 10
lift it's face Seamen tell US
that the most successful defense
against the NaziS' new torpedo
- hand grcnadeS. which defect
ii and set il off prematurely -
q Reynolds won't serve Col
hers as war correspondent, but
will pen pieces. OF course .
That mag'S great photo scoop
is due next issue. The Pope adj
dressing workers among bomb
devastation.
Mrs w Averell Hartman
has the mlSeries over an inter-
view in which she was mis-
quoted Said she said she
wouldn't accompany AmbasSa-
dor Hartman as there was no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Quick Answers

King. It's a yacht moored
at the Navy Yard, Washing
ton. -. {.
IS p m.
3-Carmona. Portugal; Linko-
mics. Finland.
Inmate ability. motor
automatism. possessed by
some persons that is a
veStigial remnant of an in
Sunct now lost TO all except
few humans. 1t is akin
in It's nature TO the homing
Instinct in birds. The twig
has nothing TO do with II.
5-tal Right: the Allied occu-
patton that began in 1919
was not literally an INVASION:
thl right the record was
set over Germany by a L s.
Army pilot 1t. r II. Knapp.
on Sept. 81.
Copyright. 1913. BY king features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

She is, n 1UiHsoHe Tee thing
She is handsome lCee thing,
She is q lonesome iOee thing,
This sweet, Wee Wfe o mine.
Burma.
(Above might be very appro-
pirate at this time to write on a
card, accompanying a gift to
cute, little trick type wife. The
petite girls are somewhat de-
pressed right now because of the
excess of attention which is be-
ing given TO the tall and terrific
females. The little ladies need
10 be cheered up)
SMY SISTER was born when
WI my mother was so years
old" writes a New Yorker. Can
any Of your readers tie that ?"
Don't you know that Ethel
Waters introduced Stormy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Connolly Answers

la Black Sea; (b) Tokyo;
Co Adriatic.
2-ta) America; Oh Battle
Hymn Of the Republic Co
"Tenting Tonight
3-(al "Ivanhoe tb) Great
EApee tatieHs. tel Or.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde %
4 tai Drum; tbl vegetable
matter; Co king.
5-ta) Calls head; CD burn
ing sugar; tc) Scandinavian
hors d'ouvres.
6--(a Without having nade a
will; tb) variety of clam,
tc) a complete turn on one
leg in dancing.
Copyright, 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

gre>Sional piGeonhole. would re-
turn SS75, 100000 10 the treas
ury from each of II monthly
drawings per year, or ST, 49,
100000.
IT SOUNDS almost crazy, yet
II Is reason TO believe that
the daily sales OF lottery tickets
in a city like New York at 81
each. which is Mr. Sabaths idea,
would be as great as the average
daily handle at the tracks where
the lowest unit Of betting is 81.
because the race track money
comes from mere handful OF
people As compared 10 the num-
Der that would invest in the
tickets.
/ am told that President
Roosevelt objects TO the lottery
and would probably veto any lot
terry bill that might pass Con-
greSS. i suspect his objection is
on the same ground on which he
objects TO the sales tax. which *
that II hIts the poor harder Than
il does the rich In other words,
he probably thinks that the lot
terry would suck up the money
of the poor.
But since il would be sucked
up by the treasury, and since the
treasury is going TO get il in any
event by another method. / do
not sec why he j. not willing 10
let the folks have a little excite
ment before 1t all goes back into
the big till. OF course Presi-
dent Roosevelt may have an
other and an entirely different
reason for his objection than
the one | suggest. II may be the
reason that | would offer, that
the lottery encourages the gam
bling evil.
THERE could be no answer
Il TO that if the federal gov
eminent exerted It's efforts to
abolish gambling in this nation
in all other forms the horse
races. the stock market. the
numerous illegal drawings, the
sale In the United States of
tickets in lotteries and sweep
stakes held I'm other countries,
and even the open gambling
that is permitted in Nevada
under authority Of state law,
which If constitutional IN the
eyes of the supreme court, GER
tainly makes constitutional in
any state that desires IT. the
lottery or any other form of
gambling
on the moral side of the lot
terry / admit / have TO fold, be-
cause | am not hypocritical
enough 10 attempt 10 tell you
that il is not gambling. But as
between being cleaned out by
gambling. or taxes. the people
seem to prefer the former, and
VINO am | 10 argue against the
will of the people,
,c Copyright 1913. ~ Ktng Features
Distributed b. international News Services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

THE World Series miniature
i bat-and-ball lapel decora-
tons with the 81. Louis Oardl-
pals button) are s a m p g d:
DMade in Japan" Helen
OConnell. ex-Jimmy Dorsey
thrush, will wed a Boston mil
lionaire's son. He is Ensign
Clifford Smith of Naval Air Sta
ton, Lakehurst. The date IS
the twentieth. =. Alice Marble,
the tennisiren. and Herbert Har-
ris are rumored middle-aiSling
Gary Cooper is reconsider
ing playing Rickenbacker on the
screen, despite certain pressure
Mime. Litvinov is planning to
Join her groom in Mos W.
Chums are specializing on IT'S
meaning. if any. In 1889 Lifts
resignation was a warning that
went unheeded.
A distinguished group of Brit
,sh officials was taken TO in
spect the Pentagon in the capt.
tai. where $4,000 persons are
working for the war effort...
what" inquired British Air
Commodore Lang ARE they
going 10 do with the Pentagon
Building after the war; -. Il
dunnoo,' he was told, but they
ought 10 put a plaque on 1t
reading. This is Where Wash
ington Slept -
HITLEROOTER Joe + Nc
IL Williams is now trying to
interest Michigan City Ind
citizens 10 back a new gadget or
give hun a job Serge Ruben
stein. international broker"
has been classified IA in the Big
Blow. Mr.. Hull has told Mr..
Crowley that Hull will handle
policy and that Crowley must
handle all the economics The
state department is reversing
it's policy. The liberal groups
will be welcomed again with red
carpet through the doors from
which they were once kicked. e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

THIS opinion was strengthened
Il lately when IN my little
summer community We had quite
an epidemic OF skin cruptIonS
which were evidently due 10
contact with plants.
My wife. poor wretch, as Mr.
PepyS would say had been dong
patriotic gardening and since
she is ono az those sensitive
plants with a hay fever ten
dency she orupted and became
one OF the victims A. the
same time one OF her close
friends also broke out on the
skin Of the face
The friend Immediately hied
10 the nearest metropolis and
Employed one Of the most cN-
'penSive skin specialists IN the
world She is still in bed. Still
erupting, and when last heard
from was taking strong soda
tiveS in order 10 sleep
My wife asked me what 20
put on her skin and ] SAID
oh some calamine lotion, !
guess"
| also later suggested some
camphophenlquc, which al least
would stop the itching.
TliEN She found some absorb
i inc IN the medicine chest
and tired that on her own re-
sponSibllity Then one Of the
neighborS lent her a Jar of
salvc that a doctor had pre-
scribed Tor her Aunt Jane two
years ago and that was also
applied.
At any rate. the result is that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

THERE is probably no class Of
i diseases, not even excepting
colds in the head and lndigeS-
ton, which arc quite so univer-
sally and commonly treated al
home. or by nelghborS, as skin
eruptiOns They seem fatcd 10
be left in the hands of amateurs.
While il is supposed 10 be my
duty 90 depfore Standardization
and Self-trcaimcnt, and ! am
constantly being reminded by
my righteous colleagues that my
function is 10 attempt 10 explain
10 the public the nature Of dis
eases so that they Will under
stand why they should 60 10 the
doctor. ] am not sure but that
in The case of skin disease the
treatment - not better lcii IN
the neighborS hands. a. least
until he can see that things are
getting worse.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04
Ann Arbor's Sewage
System TO be Tested

Ann Arbor. Aug - Beginning
Thursday Ann Arbor's treatment
system is TO go under the critical
eyes of some of the nation eN-
perts in a series of demonstra-
lions and tests. continuing over a
period OF about six weeks, il was
announced Tuesday by Preston
Witcher, the plant superintendent
The program is 10 test whether the
Ann Arbor system designed by F.
B. Mallory OF Hackensack. y. J,
director OF the Lancaster Iron
Works research laboratory. is more
efficient and OF greater capacity
than the usual types. Mr. Mallory
will be here to defend his system.
putting it through a variety OF
tests in an attempt to meet the
various problems posed by other
experts who still question his
method.
Mr.. Witcher said that II the tests
prove conclusive TO the visiting
experts, It is probable that sewage
treatment plants in other areas will
be converted 10 the Mallory sys-
TEN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04
Hoodlum Assaults
Persist in Detroit

Detroit, Aug. 3-INS-With an
addition Of two more victims OF as
saults by negro hoodlums, total of
IL persons today had been beaten
or robbed since the isolated incl
dents began last Thursday.
The latest victims were Lyman
Roggin. IS, and Louis Wainger so.
Rogzin is in temporary serious
condition in Harper Hospital suf-
fering from head lacerations, He
told police he was attacked Monday
night in his brothers drug store,
He said two negro youths enter
ed the store. scattered the mer-
chandise, and slugged him over the
head as he attempted to flee. No
attempt at robbery was made by
the intruders.
Waincer told police he was leav-
Ing his store last night, was walk
ing toward his home, when a negro
youth slipped up behind him and
struck him with a pop bottle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04
Dog Aids Capture
of Youthful Thief

Denver, Aug 4-UP-Police here
held the 166-year-old author OF
a one-man crime wave, but they
admitted they never would have
caught him but for his cocker span.
lei puppy.
Officers for some time had sus.
peeted the youth OF several minor
thetts at Denver drug stores. But
when they went to his rooming-
house 10 question him. he jumped
out a window and escaped, leaving
his puppy behind him.
The pup was taken 10 the pound
and after a few days the pound.
master noticed that boy was
showing up each day TO visit the
dog. He called the police and the
youth was arrested
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04
Lieutenant Cited
For Longest Dive

London, Aug. 3-lNS-Traveling
faster than sound. Lieut.. Col Cass
5. Hough of Plymouth. Mich. tech.
meal director OF the L. s. Eighth
Fighter Commany Tuesday was dis
closed to have made the longest
vertical dive in aviation history
during the course OF pursuit plane
test flights.
According to a citation accom-
ranying distinguished service
cross awarded to Hough by Brig.
Gen. Frank Old Hunter, comman-
der of American fighter planes IN
the European theater. the flier
power-dived a PISS Lightning from
the altitude Of $4,000 feet to within
$4,000 feet OF the ground-almost
five miles-before leveling off in a
test flight last September.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04
Rural Events
TODAY

TODAY
futile Hill
The Friends Church Missionary
society will meet at the home OF
Miss Ellen Gould at p. m.
THURSDAY
Sheldon
The " SC.S. will hold the regu
lar meeting and cooperative lunch
con at the church at 1880.
Pittstleld
The Pittsfield Ladies Aid Socle.
ty will meet at the GAR. Hall for
a business meeting at 2 o'clock.
5elleville
A picnic Of the Past Matrons
Association. O.E.s.. and families
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Jack
son, z. Huron River Drive.
Salem
The local Red Cross meeting will
be at the home Of Mrs Raymond
Lewis
Salem
Regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid in the afternoon at Willow
Park, foot OF Six Mile I'd, supper
served at $50.
Sheldon
Women's Society OF Christian
Service will meet with Mrs. Sidney
Sutton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04

WASHINGTON UP Chairman
Wright Pstman, d, Tex. OF ths
House Committee on Small Bust.
ness, said in a statement today
that a countrywide investigation OF
distribution by drug manufacturers
are being made in neighborhood
stores due to gasoline rationing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04

WAsHINGTON-UP-James +.
Brownlee. business man now con.
nected with the War Food Admin
istration, was repeatedly being con-
sidered today for the post OF de-
putty assistant In charge OF prices
in the once OF Price AdmInistra-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04
Today,s Eoroacone

If this IS your natal day. you
are a person Of high ideals, posi-
tive BY r.,are. and inclined
toward intellectual pursuits You
like to study YeY haze lsr5a
circle OF friends and are very
devoted 10 your loved ones.
Around 8 q. m. today Is an ex.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-04
One Minute Test

! IN the Bible, Who was Ruth 2
mother-in-lsw7
2 Who VAS the father Of Cam
and Abel2
3 Was Doubling Thomas one
Of the IL apostles, or merely
diseiple7