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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Club Planning
Swim Feie

Ernie Briggs. veteran Detroit
swimming coach. is developing
aquatic talent again In the De-
troit Women's Swimming ASsocla.
ton. He reports many good pros
poets and hopes 10 produce several
racing swimmers before the sea-
son ends.
Ethel Anderson Rife, secretary
OF the club. announces the club
will hold splash party Nov. II al
Northern High School All those
interested in joining are asked IA
call Randolph 7044.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Illinois 10 Shoot
lis All al Irish

CHAMPAIGN, H.. Oct. 81
(INS)-"Every defense in the
books" will be used against
Notre Dame. Saturday. Coach
Ray Eliot declared today as he
drilled his Illinois squad against
Irish plaVS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Net Meet Set Sunday

First annual Hamtramck In
vtational tennis doubles, the clos
ing feature of the district tourna-
ment season, will be held Sunday
starting at IL a. m. Originally
set for last Saturday the event
was shelved because of rain and
cold. Entry is restricted 10 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
which experts feel the outstanding
bets of the day.
The appears each night In the Eight Star and Red Line
corresponding each letter of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
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Tomorrow's code follows:
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Tony Carries Load

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 81
QNS)-Undefeated Purdue relied
today on Tony Butkovich and
Boris Dimancheff to turn back
the invading Iowa Hawkeyes in
a homecoming game at Lafayette
Saturday and bring them their
sixth victory of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Stage Mat Double-Header

Ivan Kamikoff and Whitley
Wahlberg are paired in one end of
a wrestling double-header TO be
staged at Fairview Gardens Tues
day Rufus Jones and Cyclone"
Cobb also meet. Louis Klein faces
a newcomer in TEX" Reilly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
On the Side

An. tell ms not tboi jNetorH
Sheds giodHcss o'c, 'bc past.
What is recalled nv taded foUers
!Soce that they did NOT last,
Here 1t l4aL heLteeta tesaeA-
Than Just remembcr md ycgrop
-Letitia Elizabeth Landon.
III was ThcmiStocles who said:
Teach me not the art Of re-
membering, but the art OF for
getting. for l remember things
/ do not wish 10 remember. but
cannot forget things that l
wish to forget --EVDD
THIS departments bitter cam
L paign No. 39S6D is meeting
with success.
This campaign was directed
against the deplorablc practice
OF brides offering their checks
for the after ceremony kiss.
Also against Spineless bride
grooms humbly accepting this
type OF Chilly OSCILLATION for the
first embrace of married life.
It took a l.. s marine 70
show bridegrooms how a bride
should be kissed.
After the wedding ceremony
1t. Hugh Enfield. L. S marines,
kissed the new Mrs. Enfield, the
former Barbara Pepper, right on
the lips with such intensity and
enthusiasm that when The kiss
was completed the lovely bride
gasped:
Gosh"
I AVAL'S Son-ln-law is a L. S.
II citizen.
This son-in-law who is a s o
one of Lavalis most enthusiastic
supporters is Rene de ChambrpR.
Mons. De Chambrun is a de-
scendant of Lafayette.
BY an act of Congress all de-
scendants of Lafayette are en-
titled to u. s. citizenship.
All scientists are agreed that
the father determines the sex of
a child.
So if after having three sons
wife hopes she Will have a
daughter but gets another son 1t
Is papa who Is 10 blame.
On the other hand II would
seem proper for the proud father
OF a male child to say
Il give birth To a son with the
aid Of my wife"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

Deep Purple" sold 100000
copies
WE VI he'd several complaints
w abOU a restaurant m
Georgia lncar Robins Field
because Of q window sign say
ine Civilians Only. I've
checked
II * not an Insult 10 soldiers,
but a warning by The army be-
cause the place didn't pass the
medical inspection
BIC has launched a British
chapter OF the Basin Street
program.
Big radio stars will be used
in series Of film shorts 10
entice more women into the war
effort.
An army man called Said
it's true. as we said, that the
men overseas get many b
films. but they also get AS.
nc says.
Such as Arsenic and Old
Lace, which hasn't been re-
leased here yet
Something should ne done
about men rejected by the serv-
ices and those who have seen
action, but have been released
An emblem for their lapels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Victory Garden Lesson:
Problem: How to Tell
Weed From Tomato
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Today will my fellow Victory Gardeners lessons
in wedding.
How you tell a weed from a tomato May without
waiting until August
My advice the way do this is to buy EN- by the
There of weeds and only 19 kinds of
tomatoes.
The betting is therefore 100 to ] that you will pull up
everything you and still be right.
There weed that looks like Sometimes
is,
My experience wedding is the farm its
back and work from underneath.
ees-pi and encouragement than
hair your
Pulling up weed and throwing away does not end the
matter The weed will get its mail at the
address.
But love the farm I the life il there
enough screens between and il.
Capyrsht b. Rms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

QUERIES from clients:
Vt Q-Can you name The
girls of the original Floradora
SeXtet? That's a tough ques-
ton
A The query is not at all
tough. sir.
II has been recorded previ-
ouSly in this column that the
original Floradora Scxtet girls
we're Margaret Walker, Marie
l.. Wilson. Vaughan TeXSmlth,
Marjorie Relyea. Agnes Way
burn and Daisy Green.
All these girls married mil
lionalres
Now here is a question that
is really tough.
Who were the original male
members Of the Floradora Sex
tet?
That is, who were the original
Floradora Boys?
Q-Do you believe in love at
first sight
At happens occasionally.
People who are matched per-
fectly are insunctively drawn to
one another at first sight.
Some people are fortunate
enough to marry their true
mates.
Others often meet their true
mate when II Is TOO late
That is, many persons meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Shower lMW Chief
With Nice Things

This erroneous offhand con-
clusion has been strengthened by
the surface indications that Ma
tional Chairman Spangler upset
Republican House Leader Joe
Martins plans Of opposition with
a public letter. 1t did not happen
that way.
Republic tactics were due to a
common understanding amongst
them. There is no foreign trade
now. If they defeat Mr.. Roose-
welt next year. they will make
whatever tariff policy they de-
sire when trade is. resumed.
If THEY do not succeed in de-
Il feating the fourth term,
there will be nothing they can
do 10 stop the Hull methods.
Therefore. they merely made a
record of opposition in q rather
routine way to await the out
come OF the elections.
Neither did Mr.. Spangler up
set Mr.. Martins baby. The
Spangler letter of opposition was
dated last Feb. q. and it was in
the form of a private note to
Rep. Baldwin tR) of New York.
Mr.. Baldwin did not consult
Spangler before making il public
II weeks later in the House de-
bate.
No hard feelings were left be-
tween Spangler and Martin.
They had dinner together the
same night the letter was made
public. although the engagement
was made several days earlier.
Distributed by King Features synd. Inc.
Reproduction in whole or in part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Behind the N Jews

WASHINGTON. May 1S-For
w a man who is supposed 20
he despised by the government.
John l.. Lewis has received the
incest possible treatment the
II in many little ways.
In fact, he has been getting
more consideration from the
New Deal than many Of its best
friends.
Despite all those naughty
words he called the War Labor
Board and the clearly contemp-
tuous attitude he took against
II, refusing even 10 appear az its
hearing of his case, the board
=ceHsidefete of hmm
If an employer ever politely
challenged the board and mildly
refused 10 appear. ne would lose
his business and his property II
so happened IN the Toledo Rail-
way case Mr.. Lewis lost
nothing.
IN APPOINTING a panel 10 hear
his case, the board went ont
of its way to ask MIR. Lewis 10
submit three names OF persons
from whom one could be chosen
10 represent the labor side Mr..
Lewis Snubbed the board again,
refusing TO name any one.
The board, nevertheless. APP
pointed d. b. Robertson of the
Railway BrotherhoodS to repre-
sent him. An employer is never
asked by the board to suggest a
man to represent him. The board
always appoints one.
But, as if this were not rep
resentation enough. the board
also appointed Prof. n. p. Fem
singer as a sort Of devils advo-
cate. an arguing lawyer for Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
by Paul MaIlOn

Lewis in abSentia Nothing like
this was ever done before
The hearings as a result as
Sumed a unique tone. II the coal
operators made any point. the
board would turn 10 Prof. Fem
singer University of Wisconsin
and an employe of the board) TO
see what Mr.. Lewis thought
about it, Apparently all that
Prof. FeinSinger knows about
what Lewis thinks is in the rec
ord of the Lewis negotiations
with the coal operators in New
York.
DR0E- FFsINSIAGER- there
Il upon would thumb through
those hearings to a certain page
and announce that according 10
what Mr.. Lewis once said 10 the
operators, ms position was such
and such
Over the last week end, bet
ting was running three 10 one
that Mr.. Lewis miners fully in
tended walking out again when
the Lewis truce ran out tonight.
They let the government know
their intentions.
The same odds then prevailed
that If the government again
called the miners back To work.
they would go--but not much
work could be expected of them.
THE Republicans did not say
Il all they thought of the Hull
trade extension in the open de-
bate The topheavy House vote
of approval t342 TO 65. with las
Republicans joining in favor)
may have suggested that they
are splitting on their historic
tariff policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
The OnIooker
BY Henry NfcIemOre

that he j.. still here alter 30
many operations against the
enemy il proof Of that. a. IS MS
air medal. the Distinguished
Flying Cross
The reason for ms wanting 20
become a fighter pilot iS inter-
estlng but let him tell a.
NO one has a much better
chance 10 study enemy fighter
tactics than gunner-naVigatOr.
You sit up In the nose and can
zee everything. I have seen 10
many German pilots perform
and shot At ~ many that j
know all the tricks they have.
II have seen them work at
long range and also 20 close
that could PLAINLY see me raCe-
Of the man i'm the cockpit Now
I believe this experience would
make me a good fighter pilot.
There j. no better NAV To
get experience than Ia Sit there
in the nose and watch the
enemy Try 10 get you while YOU
are trying Ia get him. And, don't
think those Jerry pilots don't
use everything they know when
they attack "A Fort. because they
have learned that II takes only
one mistake and they won't live
To make another"
I T. POLLOCK studied the
II baby PICTURES awhile and
passed them around Then he
told OF another reason why he
would like so get behind the
controls OF a pursuit ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

the baby uses viii depend upon
his nutrition At the beginning
Of the feeding and his gain IN
weight.
EMACIATED b a b les need
II more than those Of normal
weight. and up 10 the end of the
first year il Is well TO figure on
the requirement of 30 caiorIes
for each pound of body weight.
Cod-liver oil should be added
TO the diet. , teaSpOonful three
times "A day during the first six
months and ] teaspoonful three
times a day afterwards.
One OF two tablespoonfulS OF
orange Juice will supply the nee
eSSary vitamin G and should be
administered all artifieially
fed babies.
Iron. which is not present in
good quantities IN any milk, even
mothers milk, should he supplied
IN the form of green or pig
mented vegetables pureed spin
ach or carrot Julce-from the
sixth month on
THE commoneSt cause for fall
L ure or upSets IN infant feed
ing is lack Of sufficient calories.
The best guide 10 an infant $
health is a steady gain in weight.
About the sixth month. or
sooner. the amount and charac-
ter of the food can be increased
by the use Of cereals, apple
sauce. prune pulp, mashed yege-
tables, coddled eggs. etc.
The child of one year should
he eating cereal. milk, toast.
with butter, fruit. baked apple,
tomato juice, eggs. beef juice.
liver paste, bacon and Scraped
vegetables. chicken caSionally.
baked potato, rice, green vege-
tables in the form of a soup,
cuStard. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

I ONDON-I met a man todaV
IL who is hoping 10 make z de-
llberate lump from the frying
pan into the Ere He Is 1t.
Eugene Pollock New Orleans.
gunner-naviga,or IN Flying
Fortress, and he wants 10 leave
the Forts and get him a fighter
plane. He wants 10 start all
over as A flying cadet and travel
The tough road that leads 20 a
seat IN "A pursuit ship
II isn't because Pollock doeSn
love the Flying Fortress. lie
does, and he has every reason 10
because they have carried him,
and more important. brought
hum back from upward ~ y
oPefst+offdi firrtrt~-o vrr-rrrU7v
territory
He has fought fax MeSSerS
and Folck-Wulfs over SAINT
Nazaire, BreSi. Lorien'. VII
helmshaVen. Bremen and the
Ruhr' Valley and before he
reached this th"a'cr The Forts
had borne hum through fighting
IN the Pacific.
OOLIOCk doesn't look much
Il like fighter. He Is calm
and eaSygoIng When | met HIM
he was leaning against A man
telpiece IN the lounge of the
Officers Club. drinking a coke
and rapturously studying a
batch Of pictures OF the g.
month-old son he has never
seen
Blu, he is fighter. The fact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
New DieiriehS
Discovered

might save then. much emhar-
rassment and often fights over
sassy remarks.
JOEL McCREA. after finishing
- a film. Will inherit an import
ant post in the Dept OF Agrl-
culture.
The most dramatic rescue
story 90 come out Of Alaska
will soon be revealed. Six
members of flying fortress,
who were forced down in deep
snow. could hear orchestraS
from the United States-but
they couldn't send messages
When they finally repaired
their radio latter 30 days in the
ICY blasts and snow they sent
their first message II was
to Portland, Oregon After
establishing longitude and latl-
tude, the stranded fliers asked a
certain band TO stop playing
'Whlte Christmas.
Exclusive -- and how Milan
Ward LambertSon. son OF
Congressman LambertSon of
Kansas Pop bitterly criticized
the war records OF the Roose-
Welt boyS) has requested draft
delerment in Washington on
the ground that he is opposed TO
war.
DEPUBIGGIES insist Dewey
IL won't run for the White
House until 1913
Judge II Bushels wife joyce,
who divorced HIM IN Mexico re-
Gently. has married NJ. b. kolb,
a prominent builder of here and
Miami Beach Her third
Town and Country may shift
from society 10 business fea-
lures.
Ella Mae Morse of Texas. who
helped make Cow Cow BoOgie'
a hit. and her Hollywood groom
have new baby boy.
One-twelfth of the l. 6. Post
Office revenue for the entire ma
tion is collected in the radius
from The Battery TO 59th street.
Is eX-CnngreSSman J Casey of
Mass. slated 10 inherit Ambas-
Sador WinantS post
CaSey'S been lunChinC a lot
with Lord and Lady Halifax
Abel Green. Variety ed Is
hacker OF Tomorrow no World.
cop rghi b. Daily Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

thcr true mates Bnd fall IN. love
Nth them Al first sight after
they are married TO somebody
else.
TIIE- Argentine army marches
Il IN gooSe-step time.
This. states a commentator. is
an indication of German inilu-
ence.
Perhaps in this case il is.
However. the goose-Step did
not originate in Germany but IN
England
A British colonel originated
the goose-step which he used to
single out soldiers who were
drunk.
Only a sober man can DO the
goose-step properly
Ida Mae Blytheway Of Pitts
burgh. Pa. has been nominated
for the My Name Is a Poem
Club.
Ida is q clnch 10 be accepted.
Her name has really got
rhythm. y
Abraham Lincoln Woolrey "a
Of Chicago recently married
Margaret StammerS. also 7S, Of
the same city.
II met her at dance" said
Mr.. Woolrey Of his bride
Just a couple Of jitterbugS.
URIC Won STROHEIM. Vet
Ia Gran thespian. Has been in
the film industry for nearly 30
years.
He wrote. acted in and di-
rected the first Sl,000.000 film,
Foolish Wives. .
In the new picture. Five
Graves to Cairo" he portrays
Rommel.
Haven't seen this film but am
curious as to how Won Stroheim
will characterize the Desert
Fox"
To portray Rommel as a Prus-
sian type officer would be wrong.
Rommel is a Storm Trooper.
Mrs. John Hertz. Sports
woman. Owns Count Fleet. the
noble animal which has been
inspiring the turf fans 10 yell:
The fleets in.'
The racing colors of Mrs.
Hertz are yellow and black in
spired by her husbands taxicab
interests.
Copyright, 1s43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Better Health !; Sc
by Dr. Logan Clendening

A-i>iif.- aftieie yesterday, in
i which we discussed the basic
principles of infant feeding, we
pointed out that because babies
are very active engines, they
require over twice as many calo-
RES per pound Of body weight
as adults and two and a half To
three times as much protein as
an adult per day.
Babies also require all the
minerals and vitamlnS that an
adult does.
In fact. they require several
times az much vitamin T.
The other fundamental re-
auiremeRt OF infant food i that
II shall be free from harmful.
concentrating bacteria.
T COME down 10 specific
recommendation a standard
formula for COW ; milk for in
FAINT feeding which IS easy 10
learn is as follows:
One quart Of milk is brought
10 A boil and then thoroughly
cooled.
The scum is removed and
about one teaSpoonful Of Tactic
acid is added. drop by drop,
while the milk Is stirred.
The first half of the acid may
be added rapidly. but the re-
malnder must be added slowly
II IS well 10 mix the acid with
two or three ounces. of water and
drop the entire mixture INTO the
milk.
After the milk is acldlicd
three ounces Of corn syrup are
-$trr-r-rri- -7iT1rf rrTr rppd bottles
for the day are filled
The infant may be given as
much As ne wants at four-hour
intervals.
POILING the mix frees IL Of
- any harmful bacteria.
II also makes 1t more digeS-
tIhlc.
The scum which appears on
the surface Of boiled milk is
protein. and as there is more
protein in COWS milk than in
human milk. 1t does no harm TO
remove this.
The Tactic acid is added as a
buffer substance 10 make il more
digeStlble.
The corn syrup adds the addi-
tional calorieS that are needed
TO put the energy content up 10
requirements.
Mothers milk contains twice
as much sugar as cows.
Nearly any sugar can be used
instead of corn syrup-even or
binary table sugar in the case
Of normal infants. or the pre-
pared deXtrin and maltese
sugars which the grocer or
druggist sells for infant feeding.
The amount of this mixture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Connolly Answers

/ "a Germany; ib) Mexico,
tcl New Zealand.
2<tal Davis. tb) Princeton;
fcl Commerce.
3-ta) Rodrigo Diaz; tb) Atilla.
king of Huns; tc) James
Whitcomb Riley
IA France; tb) Italy; (cD
Scotland.
5--(a) Lotus: fb) tulip; (c)
chrysanthemum.
6-President Wilson. Premiers
Lloyd George. Clemenceau,
Orlando.
Copyright. ie43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

~ speak word oil Spanish.
He wrote the wordage TO three
foreign ditties-"Maria Elena"
''Frenesi" and Brazil"
Maria" was the first song in
is years 20 hit the million copy
division.
The words 10 "F'renesi" he
considers his worst lyric
His words to Brazil were on
n publishers shelves more than
a year-they couldn't see IL
His latest lyric is heard al the
Versailles where they feature
the song, Dark Blue
His newest thrill is making
the Hi Parade last meek>wlth a
grand torch called Don't Get
Around Much Anymore.
THEN there's Bea Vain. whose
i voice hardly needs an intro
duction 10 people who buy re-
cordings and have a radio
Bea opened at the Riobamba
succeeding Frank Sinatra.
whose click was town talk re-
Gently
Bea was oof'ly nervous, mister.
n Not only was she taking over
he spot vacated by crowd
pIller, because il was her night
club debut. too.
Nervous. II seems. because
she was afraid she wouldn't be
good enough,
Good enough
She's merely been featured on
the lit Parade and Magic Key
programs, and her recording OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Quick Answers

1-StarS and Stripes.
2-Himalayas.
3-Maj. Gen. Omar Bradley.
4-King Canute.
5-Australia.
6-Cain.
THE Danube.
Copyright 1913 ~ KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
FRYING Pan
Into Fire

I'D like TO have the Initiative.
against those jerry fighters just
once. When you're I'm a bomber
you have 10 wait for them TO
make the attack. They have the
first say. They can float around
our range and not make a move
until they want to.
I'D like 10 he able TO make
that first move and chase one OF
them all over the sky. IL makes
YOU sore Ia sit there and be
unable 10 take "A crack at them
until they decide the time has
come 10 peel of and take
crack at you"
II Pollock admitted there
vas no lack of thrills in a Fort.
-fTOwrvrrT TrCatfCd MS itFSr
oporational flight and how he
laughed al his bombardler when
q bullet went through has
bornhardIcr'S parachute.
But be- didn't laugh when the
bomhardlcr SAID Well while.
you're laughing take a look
around Pollock did and saw
where q cannon shot had come
Just fcw inches behind HIM
and shattered his navigation
table.
HDY THE way" Pollock said.
ID when YOU write anything
about us, call us gunner-naviga-
tors not nsvigator-gunners be-
cause We shoot first and navigate
second. being as we have found
out that IL YOU don't put shoot
ing first you won't he around Ia
navigate"
Only few days ago some one
In his squadron $ h OF down a
fighter who was d @ a d ahead.
making a head-on attack and
the pilot balled out TO drift be-
tween the planes of bomber
formation.
He was 10 close" the heuten-
ant said. THAT could almost
have reached out and punched
him In the nose as he went by.
I wish now I had tried st."
The lieutenant asked me TO tell
his wife that the baby is the
cutest thing he ever saw and
that he hoped II wouldn't be too
long before he could pick him up
and have her ms wife tell HIM
no wasn't holding the baby right.
Distributed by Mcknight Syndicate Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

TYIE lovely Muriel Angelus.
Il We saw her once in The
Boys from Syracuse, the stage
Version. and she became the
Dfarling Of the show in the news
paper reviews next morning.
In every show since she has
been draped in gowns that touch
the floor, and in Early to BED. "
now in rehearsal, she was TO
wear fioor-length frocks again.
Until, that is, Miles White,
the costumer, saw her in sports
attire. which revealed the shape
hest Dietrichs in years.
As result, all the designs
for her gowns have been wick
cred, and the customers now
will get double their moneys
worth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
On Broad way
BY Waller WincheII

Trade Mark Registered. oop,rlEh, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

Forgetting or
Remembering?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

the baby uses viii depend upon
his nutrition At the beginning
Of the feeding and his gain IN
weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

Subscription rate Gin advanced BY mail
20 any place IN the United states. Canada
or Mexico Ton Canadian subscriptions adj
io"r 20 cover Var import tax. Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

might save them much embar-
rassment and often fights over
sassy remarks.