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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
QUOTA EXCEEDED

Police exceeded their quota of
$500, 600 for each of the 10 sta
tionS lin the first eight days they
campaigned They launched their
drive last week. little ahead of
the formal opening of the Detroit
Wayne County campaign which
seeks 10 collect S140.000,00 of the
second war loans 10 billion dollars.
Three outstanding sales reports
by police came with the days re-
CciptS.
At the door Of Policewoman
Margaret Snow. pa Lenox. stood
a little girl. 9-year-old Dorothy
White. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. White. 14I01 Harbor, a
fourth grade student at Liggett
School She carried a cigar box
which weighed 10 pounds ac-
emulation since babyhood of
pennies. nckcls. dimes, dollars and
war stamps. enough 10 get little
Miss White a 500 savings bond.
The largest sales Of the day by
the police department were $50
900 worth of bonds to the Butt
Welding and Manufacturing Co.
iS47 Bellevue, by 1t Victor Van
Cavage and Patrolman Otto Olsen.
and a $4,000 sale to the Alcote
Co, 434 F.. Milwaukee, by PATROL
men Ralph Morton and Frank
Singer
4 $4,000 SALE
! Sgts. Clare Race and Clay
Stockton of Mcclellan station,
called, together on r. d. Stair.
former Free Press pubhsher-owner.
at his home. 1880 f. Jefferson. and
came away with a $4,000 bond
sale.u
The department has bought
$500 worth for Pvt. Walter A.
Kon, 33. a former Ford worker,
now stationed in Iceland.
He sent the money from his
base to the police and asked them
10 contact a sister. Anna Kon of
231S Michigan; a brother. Frank
Of 1916 Concord, and his father,
Frank A.. of Lancing, Tenn, 10
whom he had the bonds assigned.
Police fulfilled his requests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Now doctors look" inside a
in nv attaching a few wires
wthe patients scalp.


Incidentally. some people still
are afraid OF the brain wave
machine.
They attribute 10 il powers
that n docs not possess.
Some think il can read their
thoughts. II can't
After all. The electric current
is the total current which comes
from millions of different brain
cells.
II you listen 10 a football
crowd yelling can YOU tell what
any one person Is shouting? No.
With a brain wave IL is the
same-only harder
Even If they could take the
electricity from single cell,
there's no reason 10 think that
the electricity could show what
YOU are thinking.
For instance. suppose a man
talks and you take a paper bag
and catch the breath that he
uses.
You have the breath but YOU
can't turn II into words.
The electrical impulses Of tho
brain arc something like the
breath you talk with.
For another thing many peo-
pie with fits or epilepsy are
afraid that the machine will
show that they are insane.
Wrong again.
In the first place, these people
are usually sane.
In the second place. man
can he crazy as bedbug and
still have a normal brain wave.
This machine shows sickness,
not insanity.
However, it will. show when
~ are thinking. rN
you relax completely, your
57ain wave. as the pen sketches
it on the paper tape, Will be an
easy wave.
Ut. DeIDySnlre says.
"How much IL four and four 9"
The moving pen goes litter
bug.
II shows the effort of even
simple thought.
On one tape l saw quite a
large bump in the inkv line.
whats that mean" I asked.
That" said Or. DerbyShire.
ooh, that's when the patient
blinked his eye"
That's how sensitive the ma
thine is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
DURFEE SCHOOL STUDENT

Two leaflets bore the autograph
Of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and
the persons finding these will be
given CAP rides TO Cleveland and
back.
One Of the leaflets autographed
hv Mrs. Roosevelt was found by
Jack Stone. j.. Of 1921 Linwood.
II fell into an alley near where
he was playing.
An S-B grade student al Durfee
School, Jack wasn't sure his
mother would let him take the air.
plane trip 10 Cleveland.
The Ford dealers S5.375. 900
bond campaign was announced
shortly after the Detroit police de-
partment topped its $500, 600
goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

AS long as 800 years ago.
physicians, such as they were.
told their patients 10 eat pow
dered bone from human skulls.
Hans Christian Andersen told
Of seeing victims of fits drinking
the blood Of freshly slain men.
Another ancient doctor recon-
mended boring hole with a
red-hot iron in a patients skull.
This painful method was ac-
cepted by patients who would do
almost anything in hope Of get
ting rid Of the devils" inside
them, or the binding headaches
that made life miserable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
What's II good for?

What's II good for?
In medical language, il tells
whether your brain II the type
that IL subject or potentially
subject 10 "paroXysmal convul-
Sive disorders"
That can mean Ats. various
forms Of epilepsy. signs of tu-
mors, various infections Of the
brain, and In some cases, mi
graine headaches.
These maladieS have tortured
mankind and baffled doctors for
hundreds Of years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
wYANDoTTE MAN CHAIRMAN

andotte Ford dealer. was named
chairman Of the Ford dealers
bond sales drive al a dinner meet
ing.
The dealers comprise what IS
known as the Dearborn branch of
the Ford sales organization. Capt.
John Reynolds of the army air
forces intelligence command. and
former Detroit representative of
the Universal Credit Co, who had
just returned from the South Pa
cific. addressed the assembly.
The bond drive was given added
impetus last night when about go
CAP planes went aloft and "bom-
barded' the city with 100000 leaf
lets urging the populace to Buy
Bonds NOW.
The small blue and white sheets
of paper also reminded Detroiters
that They GIVE Their Lives
You LEND your Money"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

possibly 200 millionths.
However. you should not be
surprised that scientists can pick
up such a small voltage.
A good radio set operates on
VoltageS that small, picking
them out of the ether.
DR.. 4. j. Derbyshlre operates
the brain wave machine at
Harper.
II Is very much like a radio
set In principle. but instead Of
an aerial ii has a collection Of
wires which are attached 10 the
patients head.
The patient doesn't feel any
thing.
All the electricity In the wires
- the electricity that comes
m his head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

But the other end Of the ma
chine-that's something else.
The tiny current is amphfied
a million times or so.
II could be hooked 10 loud
speaker. in which case il would
give fluttery, rafting noise
Instead. however, they hitch il
10 "A movable pen which draws a
wavy line on moving paper
tape
That juggling line is the hand
writing of your brain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
81 AUTOGRAPHED

The Squadrons were led by the
veteran sportsman pilot. Gar
Wood. flying his own two-englne
plane. Flying with Gar Wood were
Ernest c. Harris, vice president OF
the Federal Reserve Bank and j.
r. Webber Jr.. chairman Of the
Michigan Retailers for Victory
Committee.
twenty-five Of the leaflets were
autographed by Walter S. Nc
Lucas, chairman of the L. S.
Treasury War Finance Committee
for Lower Michigan. The finders
OF these leaflets are entitled TO
free CAP rides over the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

TAT. CHEESE. FATS CRed staupsl
A-Vaud 70 Ap 30 C-Vald % Ap. 10
B-Valid 20 Apr. 30 D--Apr. ls-Ap.I0
GASOLINE
A-CoupOn b--Four gallons 10 May m.
FUEL OIL =
Coupon I'LL gallons 10 April II.
Coupon Sill gallons 20 Sept. 80.
y Collection May ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
War Problem Clinic:
Won't Speak to In-Laws, Anglers Bride

"The first year Of married life
is the hardest" This Is a state
ment proved many times over by
young couples starting out on
life together. and IT is repeated
in today'S WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC by Or. Alfred McClung
Lee, professor and head Of the
department of sociology al Wayne
University
The encouragement some young
people experience is typlhed by
the following letter from a 49,
ycar-old wife. She has found her
husband Is not mature enough TO
accept the responsibilities Of A
married man, and is. faced with
the prospect OF breaking up her
home.
However, a few words Of advice
from some one experienced IN
handling this sort Of problem may
prove 10 be a key which VIII open
new happiness 10 these people, Dr.
Ice today explains why maturity
IN married hfe may be difficult 20
attain. and suggests what can be
done about H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Advises Suing Father
for ChiId's Support

War Problem Clinic:
My husband and / are both war
workers. we haven't any children
and have been getting ready
financially 10 adopt one. Recently
! discovered that the father Of my
sisters small baby D., not my
brother-in-law. My sisters home
has been broken up because Of
this. and the baby'S father refuses
20 support the child
My sister wants US 10 take the
babysif anything should happen 10
her But | want 10 know if vol!
think she should go through with
a suit for the support Of the child +?
A lawyer has assured her that she
viii get IL, because the father is
more than able 10 provide II
MRS. A. h W.
Dear Mrs. \. X W:
BY all means follow the advice
Of the lawyer. Proceed as
quickly as you can 10 establish
the paternity OF the child and
obtain support order because
Of the health of the mother.
EDWARD POKORNY, Wayne
County Friend Of the Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
EI3;!IIIIIlz
yB NO
Do you have hsadachssl 90
Do you lack pep or Igurl 90
Do you get irritable ,asihl DO
Do you feel depressed - nsNpusl DID,

DO you feel headachy -depressed- irri-
table tired - due to a sluggish, consti-
pated condition? Do you want faster and
more effective all-around relief than you
can get from an ordinary simple laxative
alone? Then, "a medical science proves.
you should do two things:
!. Get liver bile flowing freely.
.. CiAar out the intestinal tract.
To do both. take double-acting Carriers
Little Liver Pills tonight. The first thing
Carriers usually do while you're COM
fortably asleep is to increase the flow OF
liver bile-a vital digestive juice. This
helps TO digest your food properly. This
first Carter action alone may make you feel
much better when you wake upl
Then. Carriers second action helps re-
lieve the sluggish condition that may easily
be at the bottom Of all your headachy,
depressed. tired feeling.
Csrter's double action Is due to their
special formula. Thousands know how well
they work. Get Carriers Little Liver Pills
today only PSI at any druggists. Take
as directed, YOU be Glad you did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

. TO to
SHOPPING ~rtfTb IS A M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Young Bride Fears
Breakup OF Home

War Problem Clinic:
Every minute OF the nine months
I have hrcn- married nave been
miserable ! am 10 and my hus-
band Is 20
] have found out that my huS-
band isn't ready for marriage He
won speak 10 my parents, just
because they are in-laWS and ne
SAYS IT is better not 20 have any
Thing 10 do with them THIS rea-
son is certainty not logical and n
proves he isn't mature.
Ny mother now wants 10 make
MS glf' Of curtains and lamp
hat my husband SAYS # ] accept
Them. We are m store for q dl-
Norce. u isn't only this trouble,
but ne also insults me and throws
things in anger. lie belttles me
in front OF my friends. and my
love TOR HIM il leSSenIng every
day he has failed 20 support me-
properly. and ! feel ! am headed
for = nervous breakdown II | don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

The following questions Of a
factual nature have been answered
by Fighting Mans Friend
Mrs. c. NJ. j.: Q-How can
obtain a permit 10 obtain gas 10
visit my husband who is IN the
army My sons and l would like
10 soc hum -bGt-are unable Ia
travel by train or bus
A-You should get in touch
with your local ration board To
find out whether IL is possible
To obtain extra gas for this
purpose.
y. A. Q-T would like 10 know
II / may display service stars for
my three cousins who are in the
Army Navy and Army Air Corps,
TWO Of which have gone across
I've asked many people and the
only answer ! get is, ! don't
know.
A-Federal regulations call
for the display Of service
flag only by members OF the
immediate family" Members
OF an immediate family include
father, mo her. wife. son,
daughter, brother. sister, huS-
band.
Mrs. r. L: Q-I have heard
that The government gives an
army wife one free trip 10 where
ever her husband is stationed. !
would IKE 10 know if.there is any
truth 10 this statement.
A-There il no truth 10 this
statement.
r. Y. V. Q-Do All soldiers
receive furloughS before being
sent overseas? Is there any laW
in effect that soldiers cannot he
sent overseas unless they have
had a Through?
A=There is no law which
states that soldier must be
given a Through before ne IL
sent overseas. However, the war
department announced recently
a policy Of granting furloughs
To enlisted men going overseas
il they have had no furlough
during the preceding six months
or since their call To active
duty. Commanders have been
instructed TO withhold Burroughs
only II the military situation
permits no other recourse.
w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
COurted Girl Eight Years,
She Now Loves Another

War Problem Clinic:
have been counting a girl
for eight years and am very
deeply in love with her. She was
willing 10 marry me = couple Of
years ago. but ! didn't want 10
leave my parents then. because
am the only one home
Now l see where ! made big
mistake. After we had an argu-
ment one day, she started writ
Ing 10 another man. NOW sllp says
she loves him and expects 20
marry him after the war. At
the same time she says she loves
mo and v-tii never he able 10 find
a better man
am very much concerned
about this We are both 3 and
can't bear the thought Of losing
her.
MR.. r. s.
Dear Mr.. X. =:
You have kept company with
the girl long enough 10 know
whether YOU wish To marry her.
The only way YOU can discover
whether she loves YOU enough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

You are concerned. and sus-
pect that this II one Of the com
promises you are going To have
10 make. After all. some cur
tains and a lamp are not worth
a fight and certainly far from
worth divorce,
II occurs 10 me that YOU
might gain lot in your deal
ings with your husband N YOU
were 10 read Date Carnegie's
How 10 Make Friends and In
fluence People" or possibly n
good book on child care. The
hest way to bring mp" hus-
band q am todd il 10 treat him
somewhat like an oNergrOwn
and not-tOo-responsible child
Try IL and see how ID works.
But don't tell your husband
that that il what YOU are doing.
We men don't mind II our wives
handle uS 80 long as they han
die us Suhtly.
DIR. ALFRED McCLUNG LEE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Ask Housewives
To Help Care
For Children

In an effort 10 locate Al least
500 private homes whore working
mothers may leave their children
during the day tho Neiehborhood
War Clubs Yesterday volunteered
their services as canvaSSers 10 the
Children's War Service.
During the week Of July 26,
their block captains Will visit De-
troit mothers. inviting them 10
open their homes 10 young chill
dren who need Individual care
while their mothers are doing war
work.
Al a meeting Of the area leaders
Of the Neighborhood Clubs yester-
DAY. Mrs. Caroline l. BurlinGame
director Of tho Childrcn'S War
Service, explained the urgent need
for such homes
Mothers willing 20 give this
services are required 10 obtain
board Of health licenses, Applica-
ton blanks for this license Will he
carried by the Neighborhood War
Club representatives
Homes needed" said Mrs
RurlnCamc ARE just the kind
any child needs 10 lead safe
and happy life. Many women
have So many personal and
home responsibilities that they
cannot go into industry 10 help
win the war. Among those are
probably many who could care
for our war-wOrking mothers
children"
Compensation for this service
varies. according. 70 t'rr needs Of
the child
Further information about this
program may he obtained from
the Children War Service. 1916
Broadway. RIA SiI6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

get help soon. MRS. a. p.
Dear Mrs. A. b;
II has been said million
times that the first year Of
married life il the hardest, and
that II n point YOU would do
we'll Ia carry in mind.
You are probably quite right
In saving that your husband il
not mature. Far into life W. all
carry with IT, what psychiatriSts
sometimes call "unresOlVed in
fsntilisms" or childish chsrac-
terlsticS. And, for that matter.
II H. also quite possible that yOu
tat 49, are note quite mature
either.
In rather crude way, a. You
say. your husband il trying 10
make II clear that he wants 10
have his own home. so far a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

10 marry you is 10 ask her.
Unless both can agree 10 meet
the responsibilities OF marriage
sincerely and honestly. there IL
mo point i'm keeping company
with the idea Of marriage In
the future.
REV. R JOSEPH a. FOLEY.
S. J.. student counselor, Uni
verSity OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Envoy 10 Portugal Dies

WASHINGTON. july % ms
The state department today re-
ceivcd word that the l. $
minister 10 Portugal Bert Fish.
had died m Lisbon OF a heart at
tack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
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 be published but
Will BE- held IN StrlcteSt con-
fdence. DO NOT write dl-
rectly 10 members OF the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James r.. CheDot
Edward PokOrnN
Rev. Joseph 4. Foley, y. j.
Fred VI. ButZel
DR.. Robert g.. Foster
DR.. Alfred McClung lee
Mrs. Frances SandeTsOn
Miss ElVa VI. FOrncroOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI O'Neill
Walter ~. T.. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

Dear G.. r.:
think that the lady in ques-
ton can get divorce II her
husband il insane. She will have
10 go To lawyer for his serv-
ices. You, Of course, have no
legal rights in the matter what
sOever.
FRED VI. BUTZEL. chairman
NJ the Council of Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

War Problem Clinic:
am soldier. and have met a
girl IN my home state who is
married and has two boys. We
have been going together for five
years Her husband has been in
the State Insane Hospital and has
been there for more than seven
years. Is II possible for her 10 get
Evening star., 1943-04-18
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

'37 CARS, ANY MAKE.
Will pay $50 above market: immediate
cash for quick action. Phone NE. 31s9.
Evening star., 1943-04-18

light PICKUP TRUCK will pay cash
MA. 277T
PICKUP BODY, good condition, for light
delivery; pay cash. MA. PITT.
WANTED Chevrolet a ton rear end with
dual wheels. Also one truck tire. Chas
Brigham. P. o. Riverdale. Md
STAKE AND FLAT BODY TRUCKS, to hau
wood; long Job. Cooper Supply Co, 252s
Firth Sterling ave. sc. Phone TR 1903
Night. TR. 3I01 o0s
Evening star., 1943-04-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

ANEL DELIVERY TRUCK: private Jobs
2 ne by week: furniture and baggage
loved: lowest rates. Decatur 1870
Evening star., 1943-04-18

CHRYSLER 1941 Royal 2-door; black; low
mileage; ! owner: excellent tires; fuid
drive: economy overdrive: bargain price.
WHEELER. INC. 4S10 Wisconsin.
CHRYsLER sedan; excellent tires, heater;
$3.50. Call RA. 1887.
CHRYSLER Al club coupe; Scotch plaid
and red leather upholstery. fluid and
overdrive. radio. heater. fog and spot
lights: low mileage; good tires: one owner.
Only S1,175. Call EN-. 1908 from o to 3.
Evening star., 1943-04-18

FORD 1871 super de luxe tudor sedan:
truly a beautiful car driven very little by
orieinal owner; equipped with radio and
anteed. oo SID wH1IsoRN y ss aaPfs MoroRs, a5 5000 5000
oeorgts ave. sH, 45o0. Open sunday,
10 to , pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
PeopIe
You Know
New Field for Girls
They Now Fly Kites

New /Nlejd Tor GIRLS
They Now Fly Kites
Defective Gordon Patterson Of
Bethune station says he finally IS
convinced that women have at
tanned their full position.
For the first time I saw a
girl. about 10. flying a kite he
said. II thought that was only
for boys
Good tidingS MIR. and Mrs. Sol
Goldberg have received word that
their son. Harold, lieutenant IN
the army medical administration
corps. Is a Jap prisoner. He was
taSU reported missing in action.
Women arc more and more TAX
ing over responsible positions left
by men going 10 war. A few
months ago there were ma women
managers of the 20 United Detroit
TheaterS. Now there are six: Mary
Turrell. Kay Breihan, Lorna Pauls,
Grace Lubar. Josephine Hornet and
Eleanor Stanton. All came up
through the ranks.
Word has been received that
Miss Ruth &. HadaS, on leave of
absence from the department Of
public welfare. has arrived safely
lin india with American Red Cross
workers.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank v. Hadas Of 20136 Renfrew
avenue, she left in December after
serving as senior case worker and
supervisor for II years.
Also in the Red Cross group is
Virginia III. Fitzgerald. known
through her IL years work as 4
secretary for the Detroit Edison
Company. She was a prominent
member of the Edison Company
Glee Club and the Players Club
before she left 10 reside in New
York City.
There was a sentimental reason
why Bob Hall, vaudeville rhymster
introduced film star Bonita Gran
vile when she appeared at the
Palms State T'heater for the first
showing of "Hitler's Children
Years ago. Bob trouped with
Bonita's late father, Bernard. and
knew her when she was babe-in-
arms.
Looking into the crystal ball:
Years ago, fellow students at the
University of Detroit pinned the
nickname of Judge" on James
Mcnamara, star footballer. It's no
nickname now. for he Is a judge
in Mt. Pleasant probate court.
Things are even again at Radio
Station CKLW. AT the same time
Val Clare returned to his news
casting after recovering from n
fall, Dick Jones had TO go home
suffering from n cold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
q From State
Join WAC, Il.
Are Detroiters

Nventy-eig women have joineC
the Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps from this section OF the
state, II from Detroit:
Lots y Edwards. 4333 Busns vista.
Hsrnice A Coffin 756 Seward.
Traces A POPE Flint
Mshsl y nsly. River ROUGE.
Virginia Fshisno. oWosso
EvAh NJ Burow. Midland
Connie r. Strszzulla, Monroe
Frances l.. NJ, HoytyH, Dearborn,
Ruth A. Fngle Pontiac
fhiioHFhs n Fails. Pontiac.
Kathryn Pope, Flint.
Audrey b. Diugman. 1881 Chapel
Margaret s. Hove. 1851 West Lafayette.
Minnie -. Quarles. 500 Garfield.
Jenn Kalamajka. 5000 Larkins.
Virginia r. Nash. Beaverton.
EdYthe- a Nawm&Rr-pEs ytAH plains
Marguerite c. Deag. BAY CITY.
Hilda NJ Kunzc, Hazel Park.
Dorothy F. McCord. 1928 Hurlbut
Doris r West. Port Huron
Helene c. Hammond, Saginaw
Catherine NJ Leslie. 1894 Stoepei.
Alice Kuhenkamp Port Huron
Blanche West, 4s0 West Vernon highway.
Betty A. Tromhy 1921 Audubon
Maude r.. Pickens, 1870 Marlove.