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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

THE First Nights: The Moon
- Is Down" rated a miss over
here a year ago. is London's lat
est WOW. Critic Darlington, in
mis- cable TO the N. Y. Times,
offers an explanation OF the
click. Last year, he said, New
Workers couldn't believe the
plays claim that the NaZiS'
faith in victory was beginning to
shake. Present events, he
added, show that the Hun Off
GERS are cracking in the occu-
pied lands, just the way John
Steinbeck pictured them. The
overseas click ought 10 tickle
Brooks Atkinson. Among the
critics he was loudest in his
hollers that The Moon Is
Down" was a good show. The
one-acters presented by the
army actors and writer's for
solo few weeks ago got an OK
for fortnightS extension. The
opinion when they premiered
was full OF approval, and that
still goes >. The way the lead
ing ladies-Tallulah Bankhead,
Miriam Hopkins and Gladys
George-are travelling in and
out Of THE Skin of our Teeth"
that's just about how it's sur
viving these hot days.
THE Magic Lanterns: Take
Il For Whom the Bell Tolls"
as a hearty action flicker, and
you've got something 10 like.
The acting Of Ingrid Bergman,
Gary Cooper. Katina Paxinou
and the cast is big time. 1t all
holds together fine. But il you
want Hemingways story, which
called Franco some OF the things
he is, this isn't your dish. All
very proper and sparing Of Fas-
cist feelings >. Too bad IL was
released right after Allen
: Chase's sizzling "Falange," doc
lmcnted truth about what
Hranco's Spain is up TO. The
cinema has made Hemingway
nabby, poor guy Some
where in France" makes a lot
out Of a llmpy story, because it
tells II with spirit. no punches
pulled. Clifford Evans and Con-
stance Cummings top this tale
Of a bFeakoGt in France
Appointment in Berlin in all
about how a British officer i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
A WAC In Africa
by Sgt. Ruth Mead

them up into the air twirl
them three times and then be-
gin the call.
l can't describe my feelings
as we stood at attention and
they struck up the Star
Spangled Banner. Hundreds of
people stood with barred heads
in the sun and as the band
swung into the Marseilles l
could sense a ripple run
through the whole square.
II is scene l shall never
forget. l met many who have
families back in Paris from
whom they have not heard in
months.
They don't know whether
they are dead or alive but
their courage is amazing and
they haven't given up hope.
Next item of news-Some Of
us have moved.
Our new home is an apart
ment near our work. and
perched on the side of a noun
tain. My room. which l share
with three of my pals, is on the
fifth floor. 1t has, great French
doors which open on a balcony
overlooking the sea, hundreds
of feet below.
The view is so beautiful il
takes our breath away. and at
night we can see the noun
'tains and the water in the
moonlight as we lie in our
hunks.
And no more bucket brigades.
There is actually running water
,,.st ssfeoT is.of
white tile anu tne NEpaper~ il
the prettiest in all North Africa.
Doris Dennis of Detroit. Ruth
Ohlau of Rochester, n. Y. and
Fan Modne from Connecticut
are my roommates.
Now that the African cam
paign is officially over 1 can
talk about it a little. Some of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
RunNOn Answers
baseball Question

doubles He made the most
home. runs in a season. so. He
drew the most bases on balls.
Z,Oo6, and Collins. besides his
record OF longest service as a
player. 3 years, which is not
important made the most sac
rlfice hits. 51i.
You find the names Of hut
four players of the modern era
credited with most records
They are Joe DiMaggio for the
most consecutive games with
one or more hits, Bob Teller for
the most StrikeoutS in a single
game. IL; Johnny VanderMeer
for the most consecutive no-hit
games. two, and Charley Ruff.
ing for the most world series
games won, seven.
PUT il is Walter johnson who
~ holds the record for the
most strikeouts in history Of
the game with s ,497. and Walter
was OF the period preceding
$50. II was Lou Gehrig who
played IN the most consecutive
games. 2,l30, though / will CON
cede this feat OF physical
endurance more than anything
else. And il was Ed Walsh who
pitched IN more games in one
season than any other man in
az wears trora 1870, - NJ "
iNesent DAY lie was in os
games.
II was the period between
1900 and 1880 that saw Rube
Waddell, Eddie Plank Chief
Bender, Christy Mathewson.
Addie Joss. Hal Chase. Honus
Wagner. Frank Chance. Johnny
Evers, Napoleon Lajoie. Ed
Delehanty. Sisler, Speaker.
HornSby. Sam Crawford. He'll
mann, Stuffy McInnis. Rousch.
Sheckard, Alexander. Frank
Baker, and scores Of other
giants.
| wish I knew that stews
telephone number. ! would call
HIM up. and one or two or three
or four or five or six times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
by Damon RunyOn

second place he better not let
me catch him when | have got
my gang with me. And in the
third place. the baseball players
Of the 10 years preceding the
war were Just pygmies COM
pared 10 those Of the preceding
30 years from 1900 20 1880.
That period produced three men
whose deeds 10 this day domi-
nate the whole history OF the
game
THEY were TyruS Raymond
Il Cobb George Herman Ruth
and Edward Trowbridge Col
Inns. The record book shows
that practically all the records
deemed Of value IN baseball be-
longed 10 them. SO-Called mod
ern baseball dates from 1900
but taking the fun span OF tse
big league game, Cobb, Ruth
and Collins are still the tower
ing all time figures.
The peerless Cobb holds the
highest lifetime batting per
centagc .367 for 4,l9l hits in
IL 429 times al bat. He hit 300
for more years than any other
man q. lie made the most
base hits, i19l for the most TO-
tai bases. 1853. lie stole the
'---- e,epS ~ Mr--. sos,
=! :. .7'~' 81
V'HE great Ruth batted in the
Il most runs. 22O9 and made
the most long hits. ia home
rugs, l36 threebaggers and SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
A Series of Letters
Home to Detroit

Our boys from the front who
took Bizerte passed through
the town and turned it upside
down. They were black from
the desert sun. lean as wolves.
In your letter you men,
toned a cocktail party. Haven't
seen one since we left the
states. Champagne here is IS
francs the bottle, which is
about so cents. OF course every
one here drinks wine with
meals as water is not to be
trusted.
We can get fresh eggs now
which we lacked at first. In
fact I'm tired of them,
More news. We have a new
group Of WACs who landed
just a few days ago. They're
TO be added 10 our company as
an extra platoon. I'm anxious
TO meet them. They're living in
our Old quarters, l hear.
My last afternoon off l went
TO the tennis courts, perched up
in the mountains.
Watched an ex-professional
play snappy game.
All this sounds very soft and
civilized, but you can't really
forget the war, even for a mo-
ment, when you see the long
lines of ambulances and ar
mored vehicles stream by.
Can you imagine a modern
ebuS filled with Arab women
wrapped TO the eyes in bur-
moses?
Tonight with the marvellous
moon we'll have a singfest on
the floor aptl;.iv1 -. n n sss
rise at s, get TO work at Sand
finish when the days work is
done at 5 or s. or later if neces-
sary. l love my work and am
completely satisfied with my
army life.
Love TO you both,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Better Health
BY DIR. Logan CIendening

IF ANY one wonders what
L can be done with our sudden
excess Of manpoWer labor after
the war and thinks the WPA
did all the building necessary
for long time 10 come, all he
has 10 do is look at the down
town layout Of our large and
medium-sized American cities.
OF the dozen with which l
am familiar only downtown Los
Angeles does not look actually
shabby. looks as If some bust
ness were going on there
Most cities enjoyed a building
boom just before the auto
mobile came into its own; when
IL did and people moved out into
the countryside. little suburban
business sections sprouted and
it wasn't necessary TO 60 down
town TO market and shop local
movie houses and attractive
little cafes replaced the night
downtown theater and hotel
life.
THE consequence is that most
i American cities downtown
now look like the relatives YOU
used to send your old clothes
20. The tired, shabby. empty
buildings stand in discouraged
rows. with real estate banners
glued 10 The inside OF their
dirty plate-glass windows. The
owners of downtown real estate
are bewildered, afraid even 10
replace a cracked wash bowl
for fear II may run into ex-
pense.
Here, then. is the opportunity
OF the planner with genius,
Among the many kinds Of
buildings that have become out
NODDED, the hospital constitutes
an eminent example. The archi-
tect Of the hospital that was
built Is years ago was Just an
other architect: he grudgingly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Snapshots Play
Role i'm War

no YOU worry? So do I.
~ And doesn't il burn you up
when you are worrying 10 have
somebody say worrying won't
do you any good
Being A worrier l know how
TO handle a worricr The thing
to do is 10 try in a subtle way
to get his mind off his worry.
Then if YOU want 10 help the
worrier further try 10 help him
remove the cause Of his worry.
When somebody says to me
now just don't let It worry you.
/ feel like screaming at ahim,
Says you, How about us wor-
riers starting a worriers club?
THE great German weakness
l. is that they think they are
the smartest people IN the world
and that the people of all other
nations are comparatively dumb.
The Japs have this same weak
ness to some extent but not so
much as the Germans.
An old-timer was telling me
he once saw a boxing kangaroo.
He said when the kangaroo
boxed a man it was great box
office attraction.
| have some friends in Aus
tralia. | think I'll try 10 get
a boxing kangaroo. Think of a
boxing kangaroo VS.. Tony Ga
lento. It's a natural!
yellow who grows blueber-
l. ries has been trying 10 tell
me they are better than buckle
berries. Not in my book. I'll
take huckleberries every time.
Especially huckleberry pie a la
mode.
Good jockeys are very scarce
nowadays. ! suppose you think
/ am now going to squawk
about some incompetent jockey
losing a race. Not at all |
have an idea that incompetent
riding is causing many me
horses TO be injured. And that
is what / don't like.
Copyright, 1913, by hing Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
The Brighter Side
WELL the man was inSistcnt.
w Drunk. TOO

WELL. the man was inSistcnt.
w Drunk. TOO
Did ], or did | not think that
The baseball players OF the 10
years preceding the war were
as good II not better. than
those OF any period OF the
game
Well. there l vas in a bit Of A
prediCancnt
A certain Instinct about
luSheS propounding an argu-
ment told me that the bloke
favored the affirmative. My
own opinion and nay memory Of
the records tended 10 the mega
tive.
Well, as I say the guy vas
stiff, and who am ! 10 run the
risk of a bust on the beezer
over a thing Ike that | SAID
yes. What would you have said.
bearing in mind that the mugg
was rummed up and also nearly
! feet tall
I SAID yes, and then | took IT
II on the Rommcl up the street.
y3ut now as ] SIT here al my
typewriter refreshing my recol-
lection in the pages Of Base
ball. the official tome Of the
national paStimc issued from
the office Of the Matahma Of
Maui himself. Judge KeneSaw
NNur. -, ! 1o1, 'ysa
tiiat olg bQm su1u5 u4ng ,n,-.
YOU, Judge the other geel. j
want 70 tell him that IN the
first place
he IS a Schlemict and in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

nEAR Aunt Lula Mrs Lula
II BachmannJ
The big news-I'm a corporal
now II is Notwithstanding for me.
BY the grace of heaven and the
l.. s. Army I now wear two
stripes and get razzed by every
G.. ]. in Africa, but it's GER
tainly a break for me as il
ups my pay 10 SIS. Besides my
war bonds ! try 10 keep my
current expenses to Sc a month!
Your letter was so welcome.
Mail from home is a big item in
our lives here and we look for
ward 10 mail call at night like
a pack of hungry dogs after a
bone.
We were in parade with the
French Foreign Legion and the
English. There were just 25 of
us, and TO our CONSERVATION they
played some march none of us
had ever heard Of before, in
slow time. l hoped, skipped
and rhumbaed most of the time
m keep step, 'bUt the feSt
seemed TO have the same
trouble Nevertheless, il was
tremendously impressive.
You should see the Legion
band. Their buglers have baton
pennantS of scarlet with the
heur de lis of France en-
broidered on them. At the first
sign of flourishes they swing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

proud mama Ruby is "a and
this IS her first blessed event.
She started her career as
night club entertainer at the
age of IA and was the original
inspiration of Texas Guinan's
immortal request:
"Give this little girl hand"
WHEN bringing up your first
baby what was your most
difficult task? Note an expert
on what is described as Baby
Management" refers 10 bathing
the new arrival as the trickiest
ritual of all, and adds:
1.-THE first bath Is a terrifying
ordeal for young mothers unless
there is somebody Of experience
standing by"
One country the Nazis arc not
dominating is Sweden. The
Oscar theater in Stockholm re-
Gently ran The Moon Is Down.
a film about the Nazi brutality
in Norway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

Constant Reaoer: 7 am an
old lady 70 years old and have
high blood pressure.
Will you please tell me If 1t is
harmful for me 10 drink coffee ?
Answer: No. Coffee does not
increase the blood pressure. but
IL does increase the circulation
10 the heart. kidneys and BRAN
and thus tends TO stimulate
them, so il really is beneficial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Connolly Answers

la Marie Curie. Co Albert
EinStein; (c) Gregor Mendel.
2 Oregon, Nevada. Arizona.
ga rs inches: Cb) "a caratS:
(C) LAO minutes.
IA "Trilby": tb) The Little
Minister; (c) "Ivanhoe.
5 ca Science of movement
in battle; (b) bottle or
bomb containing gasoline or
oil thrown against passing
tank. lc) vessel for Carrying
troops.
6-ta) Job; (b) Judas; (c)
Solomon.
Copyright. 1913 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

personates Nazi spy and dies
at il. 1t means well "All
by Myself is song and dancey,
a retread Job mostly, but saved
by having Evelyn Ankers 10
look Al. She's good for a coun-
try with war on.
TIVE Magazines: Max Werner
Il makes a point worth think
ing about. 1t is the NaZiS, he
writes, who are cheered by all
this talk of a long war. That is
their only hope now, Werner re-
minds. since the blitz has gone
on the Fritz. Werner guesses
there will be a ninth inning in
1914 Glenn Wyle'S THE
Twelve Who Wern't Hanged
is an orb holder.
TIVE Front Pages: The Sir
Il Harry Cakes murder, proba-
bly, the meatleSt IN a decade.
has got the editors taking 10
strong drink. Such a beauty
and 10 be 50 far off across the
water. where the crime report
ers can't give II the play il cries
for =. A dispatch from Sweden
reports Norway's subquislings
arriving, crying their eyes out
over their mistake It's the
same boo-hoo the iSolationists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Quick Answers

War Ration Book I sugar.
coffee, shoes.
2-Constitution Of the United
States.
3-27. .. 4
4-lnStructing his school pupils
IN the theory of evolution. in
violation of Tennessee law.
) Self-satisfed
SAL. Bill: CHI. DIV
Copyright. 1888. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
"MOOn Is Down.
n London Hit

let loose after Pearl Harbor, and
which the Vichyites will repeat
when their turn comes. Always
a mistake, never a misdeed.
QUOTATION Workmanship:
" r. Tapley: His hair was
laid out like a public park J.
Carter: A theory is a hunch
with a college education. &.
John Steinbeck: The afternoon
came down as imperceptably as
age comes to happy man. +.
NJ. RieuX: Marriage is lottery
in which men stake their lib
erty and women their happiness.
.. j. NJ. Zwig: Nothing is more
forlorn than looking back in
vain regret John Schmosser:
School children bubbling out TO
recess DIN Miller: The
chances are about 10 10 / that
a person who slaps you on the
back is trying TO make you
cough up something -. K. T.
Jones: Absence makes the war
grow longer -. Martha Aherne:
All the polish she had was on
her fingernails.
COME day we'd like 10 en-
~ counter a mimic who doesn't
initiate Lionel Barrymore.
Add refreshing scenes: The
pretty girl twins behind the
candy counter in the Roxy
lobby.
Golfers revealed that while
race horses have spacious rail-
road cars for traveling-many
people can't get an upper berth.
AS II that's the first time race
horses made chumps out of
people.
Nothing seems more eye
absorbing in technicolor than
red hair, particularly when il is
chaperoned by blue orbs.
In H'wood those who appear
in the supporting cast are called
character actors In radio
they're dubbed stooges.
Funny 10 see Bway gamblers
fwho bet thousands without
blnking) stand for hours in
tensely interested in penny
matching
The still photos banned by
The Hayes Office are sent TO
camps for pin-ups.
Copyright by Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

Miss Ruth Mead. Detroit's
fuuorite WAC noW stationed M
A frica, tells Of a pomdu SOL
dier's participation IN prepare
ton for ntrdsiop of Eupopc in q
neW series of letters 10 be pub
lishcd IN The Detroit Times.
This is one OF the HeW group
Of letters WritteH By the 29-year-
old girl 10 her parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mead Jr. Of 50
Atkinson. She is technical
seTQP0Uf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

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send cash or stamps Ar checks drafts
and money orders should be made payable
TO THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
International News Service has the exclu.
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form all news dispatches credited 10 IL or
not otherwise credited m this paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Hospital
of Future

after the plans were drawn,
made some space for a labora-
tory in the cellar.
Five years after the building
had been occupied they had 10
tear down some partitions 10
lake way for an X-ray depart
ment. and later an electro
photographic laboratory, an d
later a basal metabolism room,
and now they are faced with
making room for a laboratory
Of electroencephalography.
Twenty-Five years ago a hos
Pital was still largely surgical
hospital
During that time the habit
of having additions TO the fam
lily at the hospital instead of at
home has come in.
So one floor of the old nos
pital was remodeled for a ma
tcrnity floor One-third of A
good, modern hospital is given
over 10 medical cases.
If any one wants the consul
tation Of an oculist. ear or nose
and throat specialist. the pa
tent has 10 be bundled down 10
the specialists office
THE Architectural Forum has
L just published a set of de-
signs Of buildings. foreshadow-
Ing postwar construction. The
hospital unit is the work of
Hugh StubbinS Jr.
One feature OF the new ideas
in hospital construction is that
the hospital Will occupy a good
deal Of ground space and Will
be on one, two. or at most, four
fioorS-preferably two.
The plan Of the Architectural
Forum visualizes one hospital
for a community Of 10000 peo-
pie
Authorities agree that . per
cent of the population are III at
any one time. This would
amount 10 1000 persons. One
quarter of those III, or 500, will
need TO be Observation-Disclosures
a hospital Of 500 beds"
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
p. +. Blow is it possible
10 find out for certain whether
a person has trichinosis-by
blood or X-ray?
A-TrichinOSis Is infection
with little worm that grows
IN raw pork. When unlocked
pork Is eaten, il enters the
blood stream and settles in the
muscles. There are blood
changes, hut the most reliable
way of diagnosis il to cut
little piece Of muscle out and
see if YOU can find a cyst inn
bedded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
DEfR6l1saz FINES

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Michigan
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let loose after Pearl Harbor, and
which the Vichyites will repeat
when their turn comes. Always
a mistake, never a misdeed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Retta McMiIIin
New 7 Director

MISS RETTA c. McMILLIN
Of Ohio Wesleyan University has
been appointed director Of the
Central Branch YWCA club
residence 10 cceed Mrs.
Myrtle d. Young who is retir-
Ing from the Y staff
Miss McMillin Will take over
her new duties Monday. She
is a graduate of Wooster Col
lege. O.. and has a masters
from Columbia. A former di-
rector Of the Toledo YWCA
residence. she has had wide
experience as a teacher in Ohio
schools and in South America.
The self-study group of the
Women's Progressive Club of
Highland Park branch Will fea-
ture an original program at its
luncheon meeting, 1890 Wednes-
dav.
Trembita Chorus. made up Of
members of the business and in
dustrial girls clubs at Central
branch, will present a special
program. Music Macs
Please" following the Thursday
night club supper at the Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Muskeeon Officer TO Wed

MR.. AND MRS. WALTER NJ.
FRIEND of Chicago announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Rozann. TO Ii. Nathan NJ.
Talbot, son of Mrs. Harriet
Talbot of MuSkegon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Phi Alpha Lambda Dance

Phi Alpha Lambda members
will give an informal dance at
the Masonic Temple February
20. beginning at $50 p. m.
Busy brothers on the COM
mittee in charge are Thomas
Shanahan, Bill Mcneil, Philip
Carroll, Herbert Weston and
James McEVoy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

MRS. GENE HIGH
was Olga Felosak before her
marriage 10 Mr.. High on Janu-
airy D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Iki-Kaes-Phi Officers

Iki-kaga-Phi's have elected
new officers. Jean Campbell is
the new president and Lorraine
Howard. vice president; Betty
Clare. recording secretary; Vir-
ginia Eide, publicity, and Barbara
Dobson. treasurer.
They will have their first rush
tea Of the season Sunday in the
home of Jean Campbell and. as
usual. will have their traditional
flower cart filled with corssges
for the pledges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Sorority
EntertdinS
Officers

CIGMA chapter of the Omega
~ M Tau Sorority entertained
a Group of officers from Crosse
lie at a dinner dance Saturday
evening at the Whittier.
The young couples met at the
home of Yolanda Marine for
cocktails, toasting Evelyn Frue-
hauf, birthday celebrant. and
vice president and national
representative of the sorority.
Dorothy Murray is president
OF the organization and Wilma
Rether, secretary; Miss Marine,
treasurer; Laura Nichols. social
editor, and Dorothy Freshman,
chaplain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Student al Wayne
In Postwar Talk

VERNON FITCH, a student
at Wayne University, will speak
on Postwar Period at a lunch
con meeting of Raglan Lide
Auxiliary. 1890 Monday, in the
Women's City Club.
A quartet from the Crosse
Pointe junior AWVS will enter
tain with music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
We 90 TO Movies
Talk Wednesday

A TALK on I'VE Go TO the
Movies will be given by Mrs.
Max Williams Of the Greater
Detroit Motion Picture Council
at the luncheon meeting of the
Detroit Women's Auxiliary TO
the Railway Mail Association,
10 be held Wednesday in the
Thornton Cafe in Joy road.