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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Legion 10 Admit
Present War Vets

not barring Paul McNutt, Louis
johnson or Hartford MacNider.
The Omaha convention will be
another pared down wartime af-
fair with perhaps 5000 dele
gates and visitors as against the
10000 to 100000 of normal
times. New Orleans and San
Francisco were set for the big
conventions in that order when
war broke out and will probably
get the full-sized meetings in
the same order after the war.
Atherton will be CALIFORNIA;
third national commander. The
others were Frank N. Belgrano
Jr., San Francisco banker. and
John r. Quinn, now county as
SCISSOR Of Los Angeles County.
The California delegation will
be pretty much in the news
spotlight in Omaha as il will
appear with resolutions Spon-
sored by the California Legion
posts that will make the Japa-
nese question a vital issue.
THE legion has accomplished
L great results in its efforts
TO bring about national legisla-
tion for the benefit Of the vet
erans Of World War II, but I
would like tn SEQ II make a biC
issue of my proposal TO continue
the pay of the discharged sol
diers for at least a year after
the war, perhaps in lieu of a
bonus for which the legion
naires themselves had 10 fight
for over 20 years.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Distributed by international News servic.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

hard raps when she arrived in
the "Follies," undeserved, too
-. Very fine Spanish jiggers at
the Havana Madrid Lord
Beaverbrook inspecting Lon
don play for Billy Rose and nix
ing il.
THEY are talking about the
Il many big-wigs who are being
turned down for passports at
the State Dept. Their names
could fill a Who's Who The
people in Albany who discuss
Dewey as though he is an
vowed 1914 candidate
Mayor Kelly OF Chlcago-who
afiePediy can't be counted sure"
for FDR tfor a 4th term) until
he IS certain how the winds
blow SurethIng bettor, Ell?
&C.. New Workers are saying that
the late r Scott Fitzgerald's
daughter, Scotty,' has written
a musical And that lovely
ClariSSa Churchill (Winston's
only ffttett- Is doing a biography
Of Louis 1ith's slster-in-law.
whoever she is That the
President Is letting Churchill
make the Joint statements 10
avoid clashing with Congress -.
MebbeSo. But couldn't IL be
that Churchill made the recent
ones because F'DR was the guest
and not the host7 That G.. J.
Nathan'S "Theater Book OF the
Year" due on the 20th) is his
S,erftcyt paced And that one
OF tfrr-Tcyt- -uf-trr attention.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Girls Love Problem;
Is Soldier Married.

War Problem Clinic
met soldier about six
months ago. and he has asked
me 10 wait for him. ! don't
know whether or not he is mar
ried. and would like 10 find out
without his knowing II. How
can | do this?
MISS w. w.
Dear Miss W. w:
I know of no way YOU can
find out II he IL married except
from the boy himself. Certainly
IL you have no more knowledge
about him than that. and no
more confidence In him than
you indicate. I would not plan
too much on future plans.
MISS MARY VI. O'NEILL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
OUerPOTering BrAinPOWPr!
Monpower Defined:
It's All Indefinite!
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

what excuse nave YOU got TOT not being a prePearI
Harbor Father? Are you engaged in an essential
industry?
What is msnpower? We know what boss power is a
reasonable replica thereof II unit Of energy numerically
equal of 5000 foopounds of per minute
in stating the power of steam engine any other prime
Nbbe that cud for couple Of and shall pro-
eeed nuts by nuts-west.
But what is manpower? We would guess that il is
couple OF elbows hanessed TO pnba machine at the rate
Of 1900 nckes unit of abseneesm other
why the sun never sets on the American lunch hour.
Manpower the energy required TO hold banner aoft
ch announces TO and all that the factory you
lssKeng is unfair to unfairness.
1t is the force essential to qubbe decima while the
American youth is hacking jungle and of the
south Pacific 1t is the boiler compression equivalent writing
letter to your congressman.
Manpower is unit of grousng mathematically equal to
$4,000 seats at a baseball game per lnea afternoon.
We all know what mulepower is. You can start fire
under that But cannot heat to the boiling
point required to win the all fronts and in the too
Let's have new kind of manpower.
Give msnpower that powers the and overpowers
tie enemy.
oopush, isia. Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

heard Anna sing But I have
been told that she sang In y
French accent provocative
dittv entitled; Want You Come
and Play With Me ."
Q-What were The most PEE
culiar mutuel odds you have
seen
A-At harness horse meet at
Freehold, y. !. was there
when a horse won, paying S57
To win, Sl57.50 10 place and
Sl2.50 10 show. That IL the
noble animal paid almost three
times as much for place as H.
did TO win,
THE worlds champion pipe
Il smoker is A. II. Freemantie
of Vancouver, 3. c. He won
this title by putting an ounce Of
tobacco in his pipe and keeping
his pipe lighted for 1 hour and
81 minutes.
Every one knows how COM
munism robs the soul of a ma
tiOn, how IL makes IL abjeCt and
hungry I'm peace and proves IL
base and abominahie In war"
Who said that? Why sir, il
was Winston Churchill wtro
made that observation in 1910.
Time marches on, And how,
1t takes an ostrich egg ~
days 10 hatch. How IS that for
a fancy fact? And here's the
topper. The male ostrich takes
his turn sitting on the egg. It
is too bad nature didn't arrange
things so that a man could be
of more assistance n blessed
event. Life might be more in
teresting if man and wife could
take turns at having a baby.
uAVE just been checking my
IL file of predictions. | note
that in July. 1889. scientist
predicted that some day, due
TO volcanic and similar dis
turbances the island of Japan
would sink into the sea. How
/ wish that one would come
true? Now would be a nice
time for it.
Still much talk about draft
ing women between 18 and 35
for the noncombatant forces.
Maybe IL would be better for
many young women if they
were drafted because then they
will not be embarrassed in years
to come when their kiddies ask:
what did You do in the
great war, mama ?"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Young people who become en-
gagged. and must then separate
because of military reasons, face
a rigid test OF their love.
Many find themselves in the
position of the young Woman
who has written 20 the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC today Dur
ing her fiance's absence. she has
met another fellow 10 whom she
feels attracted.
She realizes this may only be
the result Of loneliness, but
wonders how she can be sure Of
her feelings.
Miss Mary VI. QNeIll, assist
ant director of metropolitan De-
troit USO. explains why she
shottid feel like this and teii>
her what would be the best
thing 70 do,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
She Writes TO Him
but He Borss Her
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
| am 20 years old and infor-
mally engaged 10 a serviceman.
Before this l had gone out with
a fellow from school who told
me he was in love with me. but
| told him frequently that | did
no, feel similar emotion
toward him.
He knew that ! intend 10
marry some one else, yet he
kept writing so persistently that
! finally began 10 answer his
letters. Now he is coming home
on furlough and wants 10 take
me out. | do not wish 10 be-
come entangled and frankly he
is quite boring 10 me.
Do you think | should 60 out
with him. merely for the sake
Of morale?
MISS II. r. y.
Dear Miss III. X. N:
In view OF the fact that YOU
are engaged 10 another man,
and do not have any interest
I'm this other boy, see no
reason why you should feel any
obIigat ton to see him. l would
suggest you discontinue cor
respOndence with him. You
cannot accomplish anything by
continuing to write TO him when
you feel as you do. 1 do not
believe his morale will be
harmed by your refusal to date
him. After all, just because he
Is In the army Is no particular
reason for your attitude to he
any different in this type of sit
HatieR,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09


husband propose every year?
But perhaps you better not A
thing like that could work both
ways. Maybe there would come
a year when he wouldn't pro-
pose or do so with a lack Of
enthusiasm.
Lucille Matthews. St Louis
chanteuSe. Now entertaining
in Manhattan. Lucille handles
a comedy song well particularly
the dftty titled Ma, I've Fallen
in Love Again" l still think
the best of all comedy songs by
feminine entertainers was Marie
Dressler's Heaven VIII Protect
the Working Girl. I" After that
Vesta Victoria's Waiting at the
Church. Then Fannie Brice's
Sadie Salome Go Home.
QUERIES from clients. q
0 What did you say you con-
sidered the six sillieSt feminine
styles of the twentieth century?
A-The hobble skirt, the
sheah skirt, the Empress Eu-
genie hat, hats with stuffed
birds for trimming. strapless
evening gowns and the hour
glass figure.
Didn't Anna Held sing:
Wont You Come Over TO My
House"
A-You have put me on
spot. / must confess / never
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Help Is Solicited
for Giving Party

War Problem Clinic:
l am a girl of 20 who would
like TO make a party for a few
servicemen. As ! am a Catho-
lie. l would prefer a group Of
Catholic fellows. How could |
go about having them invited?
MISS c. s.
Dear Miss &. g.:
n YOU are interested in enter
tanning serviccmen In yo-r
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
War Problem Clinic
Problems Of Heart
Intensified by W ar

home. you may call Miss Camp
bell, CA. 1875, and make an
appointment to zee her at the
USO. She will discuss the pro-
grams with you and help you
work out plans.
MISS MARY VI. O'NEILL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Nersr was denrer sceethcGrf,
Neuer pGS n deGFcr husband,
And IN oil the Hcnrs Eue -kHolch
gOH
Yes,pe akteats beer, 10 Btr
Best of all on earth, and dearest,
And yoUW hold my heart forever.
For you're an erer ,oishcd
for
NotO and all eternity
Mrs. Robert Collins.
THE foregoing was written
by Mrs. Collins TO her husband
on their twcnty-Second wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Collins. who
sent il IN. forgot 10 mention
his wife's first name I'll guess
it is Mary Mr. and Mrs. Coll
inns, who are New Workers. have
six boys and SIX girls Three
of the boys are in the armed
forces. One of the girls is a
riveter in war plant, another
is a nurses aide All the rest Of
the children are in school.
Some family! Shows you what
love Will do
IN ONE divorce Cast a Judge
L awarded the family dog, a
Springer spaniel % the husband
Said his honor
"A Springer spaniel is mans
dog. IL il had been a dachs-
hund or Pekinese would have
awarded IL to the wife"
What kind OF a dog have you
at your house
The reason so many people
become inebriated too early in
the day is because they drink too
quickly. The time between
drinks should never be less than
80 minutes.
In one year before the Pearl
Harbor incident there were 80
million toothbruShcS sold in the
United States. OF these y mil
lion were manufactured in
Japan,
Mrs. Winston Churchill's first
name is Clementine. Her hus-
band calls her Glen.
Twice as many women sneFe
AS men but the men SHere two
times as loud.
KATHERINE BRUSH. Some
IA what glamorous literary
light. Katherine required her
husband 10 propose annually.
II she said Yes. il was meant
his option was lifted for another
year. But one year when he
made his annual proposal Kath-
crime said NO" and went 10
Reno. Why don't YOU have your
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
The Brighter Side

IT ITS annual convention in
"a O m h a Sept. 2l-23, the
American Legion will amend the
fifth clause of the preamble TO
its constitution 10 cover the adj
mission 70 membership in the
organization Of the veterans Of
World War H.
This clause has stood for .
years in the explanation Of the
the legion, reading that its pur-
pose is "tO preserve the mem
Ories and inc den IS OF our
association in the great war"
The amendment will read:
ITO preserve the memories
and incidents of the two world
wars fought to uphold democ-
racy."
While, as I have said before,
the legion anticipates new or
ganization that will be COM
posed solely Of terans of
World War II. 1t has already ac-
cepted a large number of the
younger -men I,ha-tatal lleFieH-
m Q m b erS h p IN the United
states is now 1140.00O with
11.91l posts. including couple
in the Japanese concentration
camps.
THE amendment will officially
Il record one of the most inn
portant steps tho legion has
taken since its inception. The
original idea was TO have the
membership composed exclu-
sively of veterans Of World War
/ and TO remain a closed COR
poration. SO 10 speak down 10
the last man The veterans. OF
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
the Side
by Il. v. DurIing

Distributed by King Features synd lnc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Divorced Husband
Given Family Dog
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
by Waller WinchelI

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. Isas
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

srresters is M-G-M's soon-due
page ada photo of the Statue
OF Liberty titled; No. / Pin-Up
Girl"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

MISS MARY VI. O'NEILL.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-08
UNKIND REDS SPOILED NAZI PLANS

The Russian advance not only has been unexpected but positively upsetng to German designs for the distribution of European populations.
 Last summer the Nazis were busy fu1ngating the ghettos at Riga and Minsk, from which the Jews had been removed with the idea of settling 150000 Ger mans there. This project has been called off
 When. British bo1rbers destroyed Hamburg and other cities the Nazis began evacuating homeless Germans to the Ukraine But last month Gauleter Koch telegraphed Berlin that owing to military events and the elastic German warfare every transport of refugees destined, for the Ukraine must be stopped immediately and all measures which have already been taken iii this connection must be canceled at once
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-08
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1e43.
THE WAVES OF THE FUTURE

Somehow in all this talk of liberation and reStofa tion of enslaved people the world has passed by the story of Ethiopia and it's unsmpressive little emperor, Halle Selasse who is back his throne while the Allies and the Axis fight out the immediate s sues. =. '
 The issue of Ethiopia, however, Is probably as great as any, if the story be recalled in full Have the United Nations forgotten the words Of the king of kings before the league of nations, uttered al time when his people being killed with dunn-du bull lets? Then they should be read again
 Do the people of the world not realize that by fighting on until the bitter end ann only perform ing by sacred duty to my people but standing guard in the last citadel of collective security Are they too blind to that have my responsibilities to the whole of humanity to face? must still hold until my tardy Allies appear and if they come then say pro phetically and without bitterness the west will per ish'
 But the words of the little emperor went unheeded for we had ignored Manchuria, and nothing much happened except to the Manchurians. So we kept on appeasing the lords with their big talk and i'm piled threats 10 civilization, getting tardy each year. ...
 The emperor spoke again recently, prophetically, but without bitterness
 Ethiopia less interested in vengeance for the past than in justice for the future :. Much more import ant is the building and maintaining of international
 institutions that will prevent the rise of political bull lies, trampng on the rights of small nations
 When first he spoke it was nine years ago. When last he spoke, it was few months ago But in the interim millions of people have learned-and at what price-that freedom and security are indivisible.
 Halle Selassie dropped stone into the worlds placid pool and started wave rolling into the future.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-08
FOR THE LADIES
HOme-Sty1ed Canned Baked
 Beans

IA cup chopped salt pork
 IA cup minced onions
 IA teaspoon dry mustard
 2 tablespoons dark brown sugar
 3 cups canned baked beans
 3 tablespoons catsup
 2 tablespoons boiling water
 Heat pork in frying pan, add onions and simmer five minutes. Add mustard, sugar, beats and catsup. After a minute of cook ing, pour into shallow, greased baking dish. Add water and lid. Bake Is minutes in moderately hot oven. Uncover and bake five minutes to brown the top. Serve is baking dish.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-08
EASTERN STAR HOLDS MEETING

Monday evening the Order of Eastern Star met for election of officers. Mrs. Thos. Morcom was elected worthy matron. B. F. Gil lette, worthy patron; Mrs. Joe Wallace, associate matron; Tol- bert Scott, associate patron; Rosa B. Hagen, secretary: Mrs. Emma Lyle, treasurer; Mrs. Herb Jenks, conductress, and Mrs. E. H. Ma han. associate conductress. After the meeting a shower was given for Mrs. Carl Wuorinen, 10 re-
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-08
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS

The l. O. o. F. met last Friday in their regular meeting and held election of officers, who for the ensuing term are as follows; Gust Carlson as noble grand; :; Chas. D. Jones, vice grand; Rob- ert Baldwin, secretary, and w. A. Boucher, treasurer. After the meeting the refreshment commit tee chairman, Peter x. Peterson, announced that the inner man would also be appeased If the members would retire to the din- ing room. So be it-it was!
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-08
r.sAs~.rI Rasisssr.s II 8 Patent ones

lshed quotation from previous speeches of Hters, such During the few free hours have had in re- cent weeks have read much about the Italian Fascist revolution, and it seemed to if it were the his
 tory of my own party which lay before me- It was so similar, 3dentical-he same fight the same enemies the same opponents, the arguments-it is really a miracle. We are fighting common war, and let nobody be mistaken in thinking that this struggle will not be fought out to a common victory
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-08

place personal effects lost in a recent fire. Many fine gifts were received. Refreshments were then srved by the committee, Mrs. B. F. Gillette and Mrs. Donald Lyle.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-04-23
Support of S. 637 Important

aid without federal control, is provided in S. 637
The problem of securing teachers becoming acute
The entrance into the armed forces marriage and
defense and industry The first two
unavoidable but the could avoided provided
boards of education had the funds pay teachers living
They have neither the funds Of
securing nearly school district in the state
evyng all the mllage the law allows. In this is
than the people afford Montana people have
been in the support of education The egsa
should have appropriated twice the amount it did, but
very conservative and economy minded and result
state support will not relieve the burden should and could
have done
Montana is short 1875 teachers at the present time The
estimate for 94344 which conservative that the state
will be short 500 teachers This that 10000 Montana
children will be without school, having of their adj
vantages curtailed
There 1900 teachers Montana teaching for less
than $1,000 and 225 teaching for less than $500 is
reasonable expect that they will remain the job when
they private employment salaries from $1,000
900 without having invest training for the job
while in to hold down any teaching position must
have at least two years of college training
Every person should write the Montana
urging that they support this legislation
doesn't have to be lengthy document Buy penny post card
and send without delay Make your wishes known Enough
favorable wishes will control the vote They to
out what you desire and they don't remember when
you mark your ballot next year.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-04-23

up it's plans for grade labelling AS
Rep. Hoifield d., Calif.) stated in dis
cussing the resolution:
"You can't have price fixing with
out some kind of grade labelling"
Encouraged by the house actions,
the American Institute of Food Dis
tribution issued a statement reported
by the Wall Street Journal to find
that 'the threat to advertised brands
of canned fruits and vegetables arts
ing out of the efforts of economists
of the Office of Price Administration
to force grade labelling of 1913 packs
has been averted this year
But the Gamers may be counting
their chickens prematurely. The
Presidents anti-inflation order directs
the OPA to crack down ON price
chiselers who deteriorate their prod
ucts in order to raise their prices
In keeping with Price Administrator
Browns request, the President did not
order grade labelling, but he did try
to stiffen Browns backbone in the
grade labelling fight.-Farm Research.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-04-23
Lewis WOOs
Continued from Page one)

CONTINUED from Page One)
| Holman of the Coop Milk Produc-
ers Federation, were denouncing the
Presidents efforts as impossible,
unjust and unavoidable. They re-
iterated their demand for higher
prices as the price of maintaining
food production, ignoring the alter
native of subsidies to meet produc-
ton costs wherever necessary.
They Think and Act Alike
O'Neal and his allies, some of them
reluctant may turn down Lewis frank
bid to join in a united frontal attack
upon the whole anti-inflation program.
But the record is clear. O'Neal, like
Lewis, is a defeatist on initiation.
Both view it as inevitable. Lewis on
April 10, took pains to renew his offer
of support for the Pace Bill. His sup
port of this measure, along with the
Bankhead bill, was an offer of deal
a proposal to gang up on war profit
teers, not to limit profits, or to tax
them back into the treasury, but to
SCI q DiSSCl Cut VI liCli'
The fact that the U. S. Chamber
of Commerce had previously gone
out of it's way to endorse the Pace
bill gives the whole infationary
drive an even more sinister air.
Some tie of interest binds Lewis,
O'Neal and the U. S. Chamber of
Commerce. What is that tie?
Certainly it is not an anxiety to win
the war quickly and in way that
will prevent a repetition of the boom
andbust initiation and collapse of
World War |. In all of Lewis bitter,
cynical words - and the New York
Times devoted two columns to the
verbatim textile had none to spare
for the Importance of a Peoples Vic
tory and a Peoples Peace. He said
war is bad He did not say that Fas
cism was worse.
NFU Foresaw Alliance
NFU President James G. Patton, in
his comment on the house adoption of
The Pace bill, now sleeping in a senate
first called public atten
lion to O'Neal-Lewis Axis and the Ma
.ional Union Farmer called attention
10 it a month ago.
For Lewis, this is another show
Town fight with man named Roose- |
gelt who wouldn't come to heel in
1910. There was a showdown then
md Lewis lost. This time, making |
butterfly eyes for new allies among
farmers and members of congress, he
hopes to win. If he does, O'Neal has |
lis word that he will help boost |
prices. The rush for the hog trough |
If initiation will be on. It'll be big |
news for the men on Guadalcanal and |
n Africa-and for the sick man chew
ng carpets at Berchtesgaden. - Ma
ional Union Farmer
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-04-23
Legislative
Continued from Page one)


to arrangements for financial and
other means to facilitate the commit
tees functioning.
Duties of a legislative committee
should include:
(a) Keeping the local union in
formed at all times of the current
legislative situation
OBJ Maintaining constant check on
all legislators and political agencies
and keeping in constant touch with
them, not just promoting sporadic out
bursts of political activity at critical
times;
(c) Recommending to the local ul-
ion and the individual members ap-
propriate resolutions, and letters or
petitions as they are needed;
Cd Keeping in constant touch with
the International Union and the CLIO
in order to coordinate the locals leg
islative program with state and ma
tional programs;
(e) Making every effort to bring
about working unity on political mat
tiers with all other sections of the la
Dor movement and with other peoples
such as farm, church
and fraternal groups. In this, atten-
ton should be given to forging unity
within the most important political
units, such as congressional districts,
states, counties and wards.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-04-23

Keep bread and cake in ventilated
containers, scalded, summed, and aired
once a week.