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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-13
NATURES CHILDREN
SEA DRUM
fPooonids cronlis J

If, while on q visit to Florida, you
have purchased sprays of flowers
"jewelry" or other articles made of
fish scales, the chances are the
sea drums scales were used. This
fish possesses such large tough
scales of silvery sheen that they
have been used for this novelty for
several years. To remove the scales
from the drum, Ratchet or heavy
knife must be used.
The drum belongs to genus with
two species, both American. Both
species are large, coarse fishes and
among the largest in the family
This drum Is the most economically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-13

West led the nine Of spades, dunn
my and East played low, and South
won with the king South then led
diamonds, and West took the dia-
mond ace. Another spade lead then
permitted East to take four tricks,
setting the contract.
1t should be easy to spot the
criminal, since you know that the
crime took place during the play
But where was the crime? Try to
find it for yourself before reading on.
South's crime took place at the
very first trick. He should have put
up dummy's queen Of spades!
The opening lead OF the spade nine
was obviously the top of a short
suit, placing the ace and jack In
the East hand. Had dummy played
the queen, East would have won with
the ace, but then he could not have
returned the suit without allowing
South to win two spade tricks.
East's best defense would have
been shift to clubs. That would
allow South to put up the club ace
and knock out the ace Of diamonds.
No further defense could stop South
from winning four diamonds. three
hearts. and at least one trick in
each black suit.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner,s partner and, with neither
side vulnerable. you held:
AKJs
y Q10732
Q K32
The bidding:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
Pass IA Pass "a
Pass co
Answer-Bid two hearts, The en-
tire point Of opening this hand with
spades was to make 1t possible to
show both major suits. There can
be no reason to suppress the hearts.
Score 100 per cent for two hearts,
nothing for any other bid.
Question No. 1921.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
Pass IA Pass "a
Pass % Pass "a
Pass ca
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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It's common sense to be thrifty.
War bonds help you to save and
help to save America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-13
BY HoroId Groy
BY Fronk willard
Will Eisnev
BY Art Huhto
BY Paul Foqorty

Philatelic note: The enc stamp
always sure to be worth the prizes
paid b the War savings stamp.
Buy II new.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Raises 10 Strain
State S Budget

LANSING Aug. % (UP)-
Mlchigans little legislature
will be- asked next Wednesday To
make available from the states
already strained budget the esti-
mated 81. 100000 necessary TO
meet salary increases authorized
Friday by the civil service COM
mission
The Increases affect approxi-
maiely $500 employees in the
lower pay brackets
Heads OF state departments
Monday will submit TO Thomas j.
Wilson, state personnel director.
estimates of amounts necessary TO
meet the increases. II is feared
that the boosts Will strain serl-
ouSiy the budgets Of many depart
mentS. including many mental
hnspltals and correctional -instltu-
tlOnS.
The pay raises range from $40
10 $50 a month
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
Meat Now Crowds
Storage Space
Official Says Govt Has
Enough for 10 Months

CHICAGO Aug - .INSl And
now there is so much meat there
ism room 10 store 10.
Government officials and pack
ing house representatives said that
.ee.+A->tctaet- ~i1Trr -CtUrr0d-
with meats. vegetables and other
pcri,hahlo foods
f. ID Pollock regional admin
iStrator for tho War Food Admin
lStratIon. SubStaniated the report
and added that the great guam
Titles Of food stored have created
a serious shortage Of cold storage
space
Beer and other non-cSSentials
are being crowded out 10 make
room for meats and other foods
Pollock said
one packing Official said the
government has enough meat in
storage 10 satisfy It's needs for
10 lA--
The abundance Of meats partly
was credited 10 the marketing Of
cattle before they are fattened in
the usual way because Of the
shortage Of feed. RancherS. il was
said, are sending their cattle from
the range 70 SlaughterhOuScS with
little II any feed-lot fattcnlng.
Pollock said that military Ate-H-
age Of meat has greatly increased
recently along with increased
storage Of butter, eggs. vegetables.
and other foods and that meat is
beng slaughtered in steadily in
CredSlng quantities.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
ABOLISH MONEY

TechnoCracY s O m 20 be the
science OF universal perity
through the abolition Of money,
TechnocraCy. Inc. has Just issued
the following formula for winning
the war. Look II over:
"Conscript the money the gold
and the bills,
Couscript the banker, his roIfs
and his tiiis;
Couscyipt the tarmer and kis
cor,
Conscrip' his lrife, conscip' his
pioW;
Conscript the roiIroads, engines
and rais,
Conscript the ouVey, the Y0chi,
and h,s tails
CoWcripf me telephone, 'cIe-
graph keys.
CnH2cri4t tAe-radtes bttzsra like
bees,
Coascript the steel mills, smell
tfrS and DiJUts;
IoVScftpi Nf0 hdurd tf'i Irs WF'iS
and ne lines.
COHscrjpt ohmHum, copper and
tim,
CorscrjDi the lcorkmeu lcbo
labor therein,
Conscript the shjpyoyds, scoUs
and boats,
Copscrlpf the slaughter house
and its shouts,
CoHScript the packing plant,
bacon and ham,
-CnA8cElnt IN me- d +faHeAs ifeta
IIucle SnlH ----
Conscript the experts, men 1cho
hUOlC,
And gre them he task of run
Upg the shOlc:
Gire Us oUcb day ON. d0iiyro'iou,
And foraire ps otu debt for the
Gfl-p Iou "
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
When KIDNEYS need diure,ie did

When ovcrstr1Tu or Other non-organiC,
noh-systemic cause tiotH a0tH kidney
function the back may ache painfully.
Naturally. urinary flow may be lessened-
frequent but soany-oiten Smarting. Get
ting up nights may ruin sleep.
To relieve such symptoms, YOU want
qEIct stimulation Of tfdHei atif0H I % help
attain this, try Gold Medal Capsules ] his
eaSy.to.take diuretic has been famous for
over 80 years tor such prompt action.
age. Only 3Sf ar drug stores ACCcpt no
substitute. Get the genEfGe Gold Medal
Capsules foasJ. They setJasH
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Mckay 'Kicks|n
So COP Plays
The Ideal Host
> Party Leaders Allotted
SIS a Day Each for
Upkeep at Mackioae
Michigan Politics
BY FRANK MORRIS
Detroit Times Political Editor.

When Republican leaders gather
next Sunday at Mackinac Island
10 draft the party'S postwar pro-
gram they face the-pfcaSant task
Of spending approximately SIS a
day each for their -pittleS and
upkeep without reaching into their
own pockets.
Instead Of their own funds. the
Is national leaders who will be
present for three days will be
spending money contributed by a
icw well-heeled Michigan par
tiSans, including National Com
mltteCman Frank y. Mckay. who
is supposed 10 be- IN III repuie
with the present state central
committee
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
British Cruiser Sunk, Report

LONDON, Aug. 28 GNS)-The
German news agency DNB claimed
today that a British cruiser Of
the Aurora class had been tor
pedoed and sunk in the Mediter-
ranean and that another cruiser
was heavily damaged.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Bouingdon, the Body Beautiful Economist,
Is Headed for Another Fat Federal Job

translate any foreign language.
lie used 20 be a feportcf on the
Communist Daily Worker
Harold Loeb. now $500 senior
economist IN the building materi-
ais branch Of the War Production
Board formerly was business Spe-
cialist in OPA. lie was one Of the
original executive committee Of
"technocracy" and IS the author
of Life in Technocracy, and a
number Of ultra-PariSlan novels.
the product Of his life in the Latin
QuarIeE-HoM- ka gat-ta-he- n bsist-
ness specialist and economist no.
body knows.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Showdown Hits Plant

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. % (UP)
John Wead Manufacturing Co.
officials today said deliberate
showdown by employees had re-
duccd IT'S clectrlcally-welded war
production 10 10 per cent or
uprr1gl
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Peni(iIin Needs
Being Filled by
Boston Physician
Limited Quantity SET
for NeediesE OF Cases;
Adequate SuIfa Drugs

Although thc miracle drug pcri-
etttfn Is being produced M 7U-
creaSlng quantities. IT is unlikely
that restrictions on It's uSo for
civilians viii be lifted for some
time. the WPB said Saturday m
that most of the drugs
scarce since early in the war are
now plentiful
However. the WPB said that
limited Quantltles of penlcllLn are
being allocated for scientific re-
search being conducted under the
supervision of Dr. Chester S
Keefer OF the Evans Memorial
Hospital. Boston.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
STOCKS CONSERVED

The WPB disclosed that new
sources Of cinchona bark are be-
ing rapidly developed in South
America. Like quinine, cinchona
bark is used in treating malaria
and the United Nations lost 95
per cent Of the then available
supply when Java fell 10 the Japs.
= hysIC ans and pharmacists
were praised for their co-opera-
ton with the war program by OBJ
serving the necessary restrictive
controls.
hese professions" WPB
said have recognized why
these steps were taken and have
employed replacement materials
and alternate medicaments so
that the stocks Of critical drugs
could he conserved during this
emergency period"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
NEW DEAL NUDI>T CAMP


The Potomac from Washington 0
II very respectable Virginia cour-
ny side a group Of New Deal Of
tcas and employees. Of both sexes
have established a nudiSt camp
The head Of the camp, or club
Is SIS 0O0-a-year government Of
fcal The treasurer is a big shot
IN the department Of agriculture.
The Dies committee has never
revealed their names But u has
a photograph Of group of the
Aforesaid government officials and
employees. Of b 9th sexes seated
around the breakfast table I'm the
altogether.
Some day. when the time seems
ripe ~ IS the intention Of The Dies
committee 10 put the president OF
this nudiSt club on the witness
stand and require him 10 identity
his male and female associates. Of
tho L. = EoXeEnmnnl-Na+-A-+ie ~ - ~
draw large enough salaries from
The American taxpayers. goodness
knows. 20 be able 10 afford a few
clothes.
Another Of the leading spirit,
among the Washington nudlSr
Colonl,tS IL AIauLCe -parna!el-
former principal economist of the
old Board OF Economic Warlaie
under Wee President Henry Wal
lace.
Tho Dies committee developed
Tho fact that he is one 81 the
leading go-uakcd> of the country.
an advocate of nudlSm m office.
home and factory
He is the author Of "NudlSm I'm
Modern Life published IN 1881.
which caused his indictment in the
District Of Columbia IN 1884 on n
charge Of bringing obscene mai
Ter MO The United States. Chez
-LuStlcc-AAAa-.i- tt+t4t--~tft17-r177r-
count of The district. ordered the
nOok 10 be destroyed bat although
Parmalee WAS convicted IN the
lower courts. tho decision was re-
versed by higher tribunal.
RESIGNED IRON BEw
/ The Dies committee exposure
if the word may be- used IN
connection WIN a nudiSt--GauSed
such a ruckus that Parmalee got
out Of BEW. il being developed
that ne was associated with vari-
Gus Communist front organlza-
tIouS---.-
The Dies committee discovered
that the economic warfare econO-
mist Parmalee was an attendant
at the Virginia nudiSt camp. and
that 26 government officials and
employees. both men and women.
were in tho habit OF disporting
themSelvc> together IN their
birthday suits
The Dies committee was not
interested IN nudiSm, as a cultln
itself. But 1t was very much IN
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
BY GEO. RoTHwELL BROWN
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is
Washington is betting that John
b ovingdon, the shaved-domed
dancing chief economic analyst,
fired by the Office Of Economic
Warfare the other day will turn
up in some other government
agency. The only real gamble in
this is as 10 the exact agency that
will get him.
He was born in 1890 and so
is old enough to know better
than to spring things like this on
an unSuSpectlng public:
when you conceive Of a COM
munlty, all members OF which
are swayed by kindred emotions
Of awe and wonder, expressing
themselves through plastic
bodies moving rhythmically, the
picture is staggering"
STAGGERED BOSS
That was no cXaggeration. II
was staggering and so Swayed the
community with kindred emotions
TO such an extent that Leo Crow
ley, the new boss Of DEW, felt one
of the brain waves and cracked
dnAR aR-the Be+tRFteh pate tn a
most painful way, namely by an
on the pay check
From the year book OF the class
Of 1915 OF Harvard, published IN
1910, one gathers fte following
data about Mr. Boyngdon con-
by himself
After ms graduation, and term
Of duty in Tokyo. a. professor of
microphonc technique, he spent
two-and-a-half years in Russia
where he was director Of the In
terRatieHai ,i'heater IN Moscow.
Then followed a tour or The
World. His activities, IN his oW
words. included dance reCItals.
poetry. acting. cnnSultant n The
movement for the Moscow Ant
one-man non-Commcr-
cal mono-dLama programs, etc
You get thc general drift
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Photo by Bouchsrd from Acme.

requirements for this job he testj-
fled before the Dies committee
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
BELIEF IN SOCIALISM

~ - +-A4. - = s't'-tf ff-f- - F1iIIFliIs :
the chief goods gained al HaI-
YARD t-.rt-t5rt1.,-tt -t5rt1..., t1ri1rvr 81.
cIali>m and hc adds that he has
never forgiven a. l.. Lowell f.,
ms "bctraNal 81 the cause ot brat,
thinking IN the SaCCo-Nanlclt.
case.
And when the school 81 edu-
cation told me-" he continues,
they couldn't recommend even
a top student II he left his wife.
I began 90 he dcbunled Of my
alma matters glamour.
III does not give me elation
10 confess that my alma mater
seems To me ranged mostly on
the side 0f preserving a diseased
past and in common with the
mania of upper class America
has a militant dlsdAin for both
new frontiers and the masses
who long for these frontiers.
Thc reference 10 the wife IS IN
, chapter IN 'he career Of the
dancing analyst which did not "a
Tho ica>f influence or cause h.-
dl nI-saI
Bptnedon was not dismissed
because Er vas an ceccnire
lancer of sorts. although hl,
photograph, nd not help him bu'
because " r,> radical liant and
associations
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
DIGNAN KNOWS ANSWERS

Dignan knows has way around
the country S finest rotcls and IS
no hand AZ keeping an elastic
band on his pocket book
This fund * 'o meet the bills o.
the a. committee members 1T the
island alone They are expected
to arrive and depart under thor
own steam.
In raising il. each elected state
official was assessed l per cent Of
m, annual salary
Since Senator Robert A Taft
bias announced this week that COY
J0nn ". Broker Of Ohio is now q
candidate for the Republican nom
nation for president the gather
ing could become a Bricker rally
ln spite of SpanglerS determlna-
ton 70 keep out OF the ohlcial air
all discussion OF candidates.
Rrckcr viii be present with
Taft Brlckcr VIII have lot 70
say about the postwar program
the COP viii offer as part OF
the 1914 platform His opinions
will be news and he will makc
the most OF this opportunity.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

These colonies furnish excel
lent opportunities for expert
mentS along communistic lines -
Customary nudity" hc goes
on 20 say "iS impossible under
the existing undemOcratiC social,
economic and political organiLa-
ftpp
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
DEWEY KEY FIGURE

- Gov Thomas a Dewey Of New
" 1rk also viii be a key figure 10
the discussions But as far as the
presidential nomination Is con-
cerncd. most Republicans are now
convinced that Dewey definitely
is out Of the 1914 race
Among other nauonally-knoWn
governors who VIII be on hand are
Earl Warren Of California Lev
erctt SaltonS'all OF Massachusetts,
and Dwight Green Of Illinois.
Michigan official SpokeSmen
will be COY. Kelly. National Com
uittoeman Mckay Mrs, Dudley
{. Hay national CommittccWoman
and Senator Nandcnberg
According 10 Senator Taft and
other powerful figures al the -Inp
of the COP ranks. tho conference
viii finally produce policy
modelled after Senator Nanden-
borc's resolution which died IN
committee during the recent sos
sion Of Congress
This resolution pledges the GOV
ernment 10 deal only with SOY
croicn nations in establishing
permanent peace following the
war. II Shuns the thought Of a
supreme United Nations govern
mcnt ruling the world
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
GETS JOB WITH WLB

ma fG.t ~s,rlo Nfy,- g., t...,. o..
,icLo, b.rl. r-,,,o ~ =.
Ia -. ~ l.....f..l
-, 1,..- ~ ,ro ~. 5-1'.'
r. - 10 .,l ~.
so,,,o... i.t,l,,.. oro,,l.,-,.. ., Stal.
-, ,e -, MT Isis ,,,o~c., ,.,,.
gentleman for a moment. TIE q,
chiefly notable Tor having been
perhaps he sun is-presider' " oi
The American lnterpiane'a} Su-
cie'N In 1881 he published The
conquest OF Space, hocE al.
ABOUT travelling 10y rocfn'- :"
beat me sun around me "w'
WIN 4OyJ miles covered in
''.Die OF iloHi
An examination oI ms boo k
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
ADEQUATE SULFA DRUGS

Physicians urgently needing
this remedy should contact DR.
keefer, giving full medical and
meteorological details OF their
cases" the WPB said.
The WPB was optimistic re-
garding the production outlook
for the sulfa drugs, indicating
that there is an adequate supply
for both soldiers and civilians
Civilian distribution, hoWeNcE, j.
carefully controlled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
THEY TURN TO MCKAY

As in the past, the central
committee turned to NAtrfVdy for
funds when tho going got tough,
and he contributed $1,000 toward
the estimated bill Of Sl000
Now that the entertainment
fund has been raised. averaging
SOD each for the platform draft
crS. the hosts are preparing IN
PEecedeRted spithdor TT the way
of food and entertainment There
VIII be no dned-up chicken and
Itale peas this time
When asked about the probable
cost Of entertaining his special
platform committee AZ the his
ioric island Harrison r Spangler
COP national chairman revealed
that hc has not lost his loWa
notions Of sumptouSnrSs lie said
The whole ball wouldn. exceed
$1,000
- Secretary ri State Herman
rlgnan. who Is treasurer Of tho
arrangements committee. pooh
poohcd this estimate and. working
ms pencil on the back Of an old
tote ticket heufed that a min
imum Of $1,000 VIII be necessary
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
KELLY BACK TUESDAY

Gov. Kelly will return 10 his
Office Tuesday from a l0-day rest
an his phoneless cottage in the
northern woods.
He is expected 10 appoint a
Detroit Judge soon thereafter to
vrrrcrrd the fatu- Judge keiddn on
tho circuit hOpCh
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
LEFT OWL

NpNEEIlStaiFNT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Politicians who have been in
touch with him are convinced
that because Judge keldan was
A jew. the governor believes the
vacancy should be filed by an
attorney Of that faith
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
RESIGNED IRON BEw

The Dies committee exposure
If the word may be used IN
connection WIN a nudiStZ-GauSed
such a ruckus that Parmalee got
out Of BEW. il being developed
that ne was associated with vari-
Gus Communist front organlza-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Leaders in Quality and Service for Fifty-four

n Se~iceto ems
filling needs especially cunnf
aid m wartime omD fe rd o IN her a
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
100 PERSONSL LOST
) IA to IS pounds average

with the Ayds plan in clinical tests under the
direction Of Or Won Hoover Sworn TO before
Notary Pubic.
Ayds plan helps many lose excess pounds
safely It's the easier sensible way 20 reduce
No eXercise No drugs No laGdtiyes Ayds con
tam vitamins A. 49, and u and IRON. calcium
and phoephofus- SATISFACTION CJARAN-=
Ted s. 25--iull 80 days supply.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-08-05
AttenddnceGood
At Meetings Of
Local Union 86
Members OF Fair Sex Fuith.
full In Attending Local
Union Meetings

The attendance at our meetings con
tinues to increase with each meeting.
Perhaps this may be due To the faith
fuI attendance of members of the
fair sex. These girls are taking an ac-
tive part in the affairs of Local Sc
Quite lot of comment was heard
about the hall in regards to the new
lighting fixtures that were recently in
stalled The brotherhood officials de-
serve IA vote of thanks from the trade
for their untiring efforts to provide Us
with the best possible accommodations
obtainable to conduct our meetings.
4 card was received from Brother
Harry c. Smith, Il member holding n
withdrawal card from our local who
asked to be remembered to all his
friends.
A committee has been appointed to
for Il fish fry in the near
future Brother Eddie kid" Woods;
Turn 10 Pa1e FilP)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-08-05
Locdl Union l24
Held Interesting
Meeting Tuesday
Second Vice President Hull
Cites EdrlY History
Of N.B.O.P.

A large attendance was on hand
Tuesday evening when Local Union
124 held their regular by-monthly
meeting. Disposing of routine business
in short order, President Armstrong
called upon Second Vice President Hull
who is Il member of 124 for few
remarks.
Brother Hull in his talk outlined
the early history of the National Bro
therhood of Operative Potters and the
accomplishments they have achieved
for the members of the pottery indus
try. He stressed the manner in which
these gains were made and the proper
procedure that has to be undertaken
if we are to derive any benefit of or
ganization. The n. b. of o. p. stands
as Il symbol of sincerity, symbol
which we as members should be proud
of. True there are times when we have
our difficulties like any other organiza-
fTurn to Paae Tqpo)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-08-05
Local Union As Approves
Recommendations Made
BvConference Committee
QUAKER URGES FOOD
FOR STARVING PEOPLE
OF OCCUPIED LANDS

Washington, ID. c. ULNS). - The
United States is permitting freedom
loving peoples of the NaZi-occupied
lands to starve while the Germans are
relatively well fed, Howard e. Kersh'
ner of the American Friends Service
Committee, the Quaker relief agency
charged here.
Kershner, who had charge of relief
activities for the Quakers in Europe
from 1899 to 1912, urged immediate
British and American approval OF
plans for limited relief" for 1O,OOO,OW
of the most needy children, nursing
and eNpectant mothers of Norway
Holland, Belgium and France.
Writing in the current issue of Col
ier'S Magazine, Kershner said that nC
matter what the peace terms, a we'll
fed Germany would have a postwar
advantage over the tubercular, Starva.
tiOn-reduced victims in the occupied
countries.