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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
PROTEST UNHEEDED

you're the eighth wonder Of
the world" she caroled, and not
needing when l raised a protest
ING hand. she swept on excitedly,
"If Winters hadn't been here,
never would have left you, for If
ever anybody was primed for
battle. murder and sudden death.
Steve was. But you're the cham
pion lion tanner OF two cOnti-
nents."
you must have left the door
Open" / said. Though was sure
/ heard IL shut"
"YOu did" she said trium-
phantly. "but you didn't hear.
when I opened IL again. just
couldn't stand IL TO be shut away
from all the shooting. Steve was
30 absorbed In himself and you
and Winters In watching him
that none OF you heard or saw
me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Does Your
Child Say
Cute Things?

Some Of Americas best humor
Is in the bright sayings Of
children.
There's no household that
sometime isn't tickled by the
mattcr-of-fact things that chill
dren say.
The Times is going to publish
some OF those remarks-perhaps
your ChildS.
Mail your favorite child's
saying TO Bright Sayings Of
Children The Times, Detroit.
Publication will start shortly on
this page, and The Times will
pay one dollar for each remark
published.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Shop Owner Begins
Serving Sentences

Sentenced four times since No
vember on charges of receiving
stolen property and operating
without a permit, Sam Goodman,
81, owner of a second hand shop
at ABA Michigan avenue. today be-
gan serving three of the four
sentences.
The four sentence Of from y
TO 5 years for receiving stolen
property, has been appealed. Judge
John V. Brennan told Goodman
that if at the end of his six-month
sentence he had sold his store and
promised 10 leave the city he
would be put on probation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Connolly Answers

la Lorna Doone": OBJ
Alice Adams; (c) Anna
Karenina.
2-taD Emancipation procla-
nation: (b) first telegram
message; (c) Wilson's four
teen points.
3-(a Surgeon; (b) playwright;
(c) Violinist.
4-(A Daniels>Carter Beard:
Oh Franefs Biddle; (c) Halle
SclaSsie /.
5-(a n; (b) about 100000;
(cl about 1000 miles.
6-ta) Aida; (b) Tosca; CO.
Brunnhilde.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
KISSES HER HAND

With a gesture that would have
started the h cart throbs OF his
countless feminine fans. Steve took
my hand from his shoulder and
raised il TO his lips.
Dear lady" he said, 81 am
your Obedient servant, OF course.
And will you please apologize for
me 10 Mary? Ask her not 20 be
bitter against me-"
MARY never is bitter against
ANYBODY. l told him.
81 must not keep you longer"
he said, with a gesture 10 Win
tiers as he strobe 10 the door.
I had hardly closed the door be-
fore Mary flashed out of the bed
room and flung herself upon me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
PITFALLS
LOVE
BY ADELE GARRISON

"BUT," Stephen Redfield said
protestingly, II cannot per-
nit"
1 interrupted him quickly. les
he guess my reason for wanting
Winters 10 stay on guard.
please, steve" l said trying
hard 10 put a coaxing note
into my voice. don't make II
hard for me. I'm only trying 10
help you. for you really are In "A
bad state"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

Answer to yesterdays puzzle:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Quick Answers

Jonathan Swift. "Gulliver's
Travels"
2-Enzyme.
3-North Carolina: mouth Of
Cape Fear river,
! 1887.
5-Thc shortest line TO It's hive
when laden with honey.
6-Two.
Secretary OF treasury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
DANCES AROUND ROOM

She piroutted around the room
one arm curved over her head, anc
came 10 rest on an ottoman Close
TO my big chair:
"COme sit d own and invite
your soul for a minute" she said,
and / obediently sank into the
chair She caught my hand laid
her soft n e k upon il, and
broke our brief silence with
long, low whistle
Am ever glad Steve got
away from here before Noel got
back" she said. "Oh-h-h"
She was on her feet with a swift
! I h @ movement, and one HAND
went 10 her throat. Then we botE
hurried 10 the door, from which
came sounds as if some one outside
were violently kicking it.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle

HORIZONTAL
I-Forhid
turkish money.
e--Knock.
i2-Be Indebted.
i3-Unitsd states general.
1t-Bsfore,
i5-Rspiies.
i7-Outets.
1a-Prons
2o--Gay air.
2i-Lampreys.
23-shado~ers
a. Religious belief.
2Q-lndians
30--ENclamation.
3i--Youth.
32-LALy person
34--Japanese sash.
35-Because.
a. Eiipticai.
3T--Ftnch
3p--Proffered.
a2-Colors
43-Orient
4s-Plant part
4s-Plume
ts-Large weapons.
si--Secreted.
52-Call forth
54--Narrow inlet
bS-Feminine name.
bs--TAkes out.
57-Cunning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

thence gets the better of US, and
We feel like blaming some one
for this delay.
8 Actually, there are any number
OF reasons. some quite beyond the
control of the post office, Why
letters are delayed or returned.
Failure TO use the complete
address of the serViccmBn, quick
transfer from one station .
another. many DAYS OF travel over
water or land routes that offer
no postal service are only three
OF these reasons.
Today Miss Mary NJ ONeill,
assistant director of metropolitan
Detroit USP. offers further sug-
gestions on this matter 10 a
worried mother,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Kalamazoo Filler
On Crippled Fort

LONDON. July Il GNS) The
story Of how the crippled Flying
Fortress old Bill" limped back
from northwest Germany with all
but two crewmen killed or
wounded was revealed today after
the airmen were decorated for
bravery in action Among the
wounded was Sgt George II.
Friend of Kalamazoo
Despite inCcSsant NaZi fighter
attacks, the Fortress succeeded IN
reaching its British base although
il had its nose blown off. its by
drauhc system shot out. brakes
and flaps gone and tho top turrct
smashed
Seven airmen were injured and
one was killed during the mission.
carried ont on May -, American
air force headquarters announced.
Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. ia one 81 many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Girl In Love With Soldier
States Her Problem

War Problem Clinic
af4 rs and very much in love
With my fancc He has beer
gone for almost two months now
and have only received four lot.
tcr~ from him Is IL possible that
he may DC on mancuvcrs OF on ms
WAY overseas
lie had an old sweetheart who
recently married without M,
knowledge is D. possible that he
he Is still in love with her. Should
| Try 10 write 20 his commanding
officer Of his late address? My
friends have heard Of four engage.
mcnt and ! don't know whether
10 tell them We have broken II
or not MISS A. NJ. 6.
Dear Miss 4. VI. -;
l would advise YOU 10 wait
and let him write to YOU. II
IL possible that he il on ma
neuNers or somewhere where II
l. not convenient 10 write. ON
the other hard hc may have
decided that he was not sure
enough of himself Ia go ahead
with your plans. DO not write
To his commanding officer. II
he wishes 10 contact YOU. he will
do so.
Why not tell your friends
that because 81 the situation
and his transfer YOU have In
definitely postponed any plans
for the present.
MISS MARY VI O'NEULL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

NERVOUS
HIGH-STRUNG,
On Certain Days"
OF The Month?

DO functional periodic disturbances
make you feel nervous. irritable.
cranky. hdgety, tired and dragged
out"--at such times9
Then start at orce-~trv Lydia 2.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
relieve such symptoms. Pinkhan' s
Compouni IL made esp"ct1iy f0r
iromcp Taken recviariy-it helps
build mp resistance AGAINST sQcN
distress Thousands upon thousands
~ women have reported benefits
A grand Trims about PinEham's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Landlords Head
Runs for Council

Karl II. Smith. 1il22 Stahelin,
preNdonf Of inc Greater Detroit
Property Owners Association. an
nounccd today his candidacy for
the common council lie is aSso-
ciatcd with tho Smlth-Blssch0p
Co, property management firm IN
the Siroh Building
Asserting that he was drafted"
hy the property owners assocla-
ton, Smith IS haSing his campaign
on a platform Of cleaning up the
hlghted inner boulevard area,
lower taxes DSR economies. par
tial approval Of the mayors pro-
posed pay roll tax plan and the
curblng of juvenile delinquency.
Iic also advocates capital I'M
provemcnts IN buildings, streets,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

matters Later ] discovered ths'
he Was seeing other women
For almost a year now ne has
been behaving better, although hf
still stays out occasionally until
very late Al night. lie still doesn
give me his pay. although he has
offered 10 pay all the bills and give
me $50 a month for groceries snc
clothes, If ! put my pay IN the
bank as joint account.
Although my husband is more
considerate now and helps around
home a little. no longer trust
him. and still think he Is unfair
about finances As much as ! hair
10 break up my home. | am think
ing about getting divorce Dc
YOU think there ia any use OF going
on with 4 marriage which up "a
nov has gwen me no love. com
panionship or financial security
DO YOU think. now that my hus-
band is 40. he viii change for the
better? MRS. G.. A b.
Dear Mrs. q. A. g..
Your husband semes 10 have
improved and shows some con-
sideration for you now and
wants To help you at home. l
don't understand why you Wish
him 10 turn his pay over To YOU.
Financial disagreement In often
n symptom OF deeper marital
conflicts and, therefore. q satis-
factory adjustment of money
matters might not entirely solve
your situation.
You might, however. try TO
make some financial adjustment
as a starting point toward less
conflict. Many couples who
have confidence In one another
have joint bank accounts and
follow a Definite budget for the
household expenses with an item
for the husbands and the wife's
personal expenses.
Probably. neither one Of you
would feel free TO establish such
10 me sound American practice
for any working member 81 the
family. husband, wife or child.
10 turn over complete pay
check Ia any one else.
! think Miss Marcia ward of
the Visiting Housekeepers' As
ISOLATION would he Of great help
to you and your husband. The
Visiting Housekeepers check
regularly on prices Of food.
clothing, etc. and have q fairly
liberal but moderate budget
which they would send you, hut
II would he better 10 talk with
Miss Ward and ask her 10 work
out with you budget which
would be satisfactory TO both
of YOU.
Your husband seems already
10 have changed for the better:
there must be some satisfaction
in keeping your home together
and therefore hope that you can
work out a harmonious settle
ment
II ! can he Of any further help
10 YOU. please write me through
the War Problem Clinic.
MISS ELNA VI. FORNCROOK.
Executive secretary of the
consultation Bureau Of De-
trolt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

ADVERTIKEMEhT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Husband Refuses
10 Give Up Pay
War Problem Clinic.

War Problem Clinic.
Al the age of II, I elopcd For
the first TWO years things went
fairly we'll but then my husband
lost his Job and We had 10 90 on
the welfare Later L got some
work 10 do and. for a while sup
ported my husband and two chill
dtcn
When my husband finally re-
coived work again ! was able to
be transferred 10 Detroit 10 be
with him. But the situation was
far from happy lie refused to
give me his pay, and said he
would take care of all the money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address. although no
names will be published but
will be held in StricteSl con-
fidence DO NOT write d.
rectly 10 members OF the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel
Judge James Y. Chsnot
Edward POkOrny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley. y. j.
Fred NJ. Butzei
DR.. Robert q. Foster
DR.. Alfred McCiung Lee
Mrs. Frances sandersOn
Miss EIyA VI. ForncrOok
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene v. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter III. v. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Makes AII-Day
Standing Easy
On Your Feet

IL you are on your feet all day waking
the hoor or standing in front OF q machine
- Just sprinkle Aliens Foot-EAss on your
feet and into your shoes every morning.
This soothing powder really brings quick
relief from the discomfort of tired. burning
feet. When feet tend 70 swell and shoes feel
pinehed from all day standing, try Aliens
foot-Ease 10 relieve this congestion. Als0
acts 70 absorb excessive Precipitation and
prevent offensive foot doors. II you want
real foot comfort. be sure % ask for Allen q
, GOT kase - the easy, simple way 10 all-dHy
standing and walking comfort. Get IL today
At all drugElIts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
RQsAAELP
ToKfDNEYs
il back aches from
need Of diUretie old

Tunotionsl kidney disturbance dus 10 need
OF diufetic aid may cause Nsbbing back
ache! May cause urinary flow 20 be ire.
quent, yet sesnty and smartingl You may
lose sleep from getting up nights' often
may feel dizzy, nervous, ~headachy.
In such cases, you want 10 nimRiais
bidHeJ action IGIt So II there is nothing
essentially or organically wrong, Try
I'D Medal Capsules, They've been ia
bus for prompt action for 80 years Take
Tare 10 use them only as directed. Accept
no substitutes. So a. your drug Store
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

ADVERTIsFMEHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Blast Killing II Probed

PENSACOLA, Fla, July u
INS) An army board Of in
quiry today was investigating the
explosion in which II men were
killed and several score injured At
Eglln Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Bill Signed 10 Deport
Alien Ship DeserierS

WASHINGTON July II ms
President Roosevelt yesterday
signed the DicKstein bill permit
ting deportation Of alien sailors
who have deserted their ships IN
American ports 10 the countries
where their governments-lrl-eNlle
1--WE headquarters, or TO the
Intries where the vessels from
which they entered the United
States are registered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
War Problem Clinic:
in Mail Reaching.
Son Worry Mother

the hardest things for TO understand is why we
receive mail from boys the service or
why Of letters being returned to us.
We are sure than enough time for the mail
travel destination and obtain results lnpa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Mother Worries Because
Mall Fails 10 Reach Son

War Problem Clinic:
Ever since my son left for the
navy, we have been writing regu.
larry once a day Just before he
showed out 10 sea he called and
wondered Why ! hadn't written,
because he failed 20 receive some
of my letters.
Later on he gol-Sevcn letters
in -one day. four OF which he
should have had before he left
Within the past two weeks ! have
had four letters returned 10 me.
] have been using the last ad-
dress he gave me. IN hopes OF
Coaching him al sea
!. AS his mother feel pretty
hearibroken 20 think that he II
not receiving my mail ] would
like 20 know If there Is anywhere
| might find out why this mail
has not and Il not being for
Wardcd
HE4RTSICK MOTHER.
Dear Heartslck Mother:
realize that II IL hard for
us sometimes Ia understand
Why these things happen. You
must realize, however, that
there l. tremendous amount
~ mail being handled for our
bows. both here and overseas.
II IN the desire az the men In
charge 10 get this matt through
rs quickly and a. efficiently as
possible.
You should continue 10 write
Ia your son ~ the address
which YOU have for him.
N-mail II the best means for
you 60 use.
II his mall continues tO he re-
turned TO YOU. then would
suggest that you contact the
American Red Cross, $50 w.
Lafayette, and they will try
and helB you determine what
the trouble IL.
MISS MARY VI. O'NEILI..
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
SACO, LUZ Y DEL N
HOMBRES DE PREJUlON
Per HILARIO LAMADRID
Mas Sobre Ell LibrO De Soto Paz

LA falsa cubanidad de Saco,
Luz v Del Monte" nacio bajo ell
signo advocativo de la diatriba.
Vive en- plena function inquieta-
dora que va es b~astante range pa
ra que un libro ~"quede".
La t6nica insurgente y acento
denunciador adoptado por Soto
Paz pareci6 una irreverencia, los
historiadores oficiales habian ia
buizado a las tres figuras en- cues
ton rehuyendo TODD transito por
sus vivencias y ofreciendo una
imagen tan inexacta como par
cial. Ell metodo meteorological que
adoptara Soto Raz tenia que ba-
sarse en- elementos i~ncontrovert-
bles, capaces de ofrecer a la cri-
tica factories de estimation res
ponsables. La heuristica implaca-
BILE de Soto Paz halo, constatando
NADIA menos que d%ocumentos epis-
tolares, es decir, c~onfesivos, aser-
tos que mofican con verdad ell
presupuesto etico asignado a es-
tos providenciales de la historic
patria. La VOC autorizada de Ra
miro Guerra, ell que por muchas
razones no puede e un devote
de Soto Paz, pero 81 de la verdad
historical, ha dicho que ell canine
iniciado por este escritor, debe
continuarse. Ello equivale a una
sanction definitiva del criterio his
torico que sustenta ell autor dc
tan valioso libro.
I'm juicio err6neo mantenido en-
la ensenanza hasta ahora, ha sido
ell de presentar como paradigmas
definitivos estas tres figuras que
sin negarle las varias modalida-
des de sus vidas favorables a la
sociedad Guiana, mantuvieron, sin
embargo, en- sus subconciencias,
prejuicios, ideas soterradas, con-
ceptos adversos a la obtencion de
un cambio radical politico-econo-
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
2INA ENTIRE NEGROS
Y SOLDADOS BLANCOS

LAKE CHARLES, Louisiana.
mayo 3.-En ell barrio de las per-
sonas de la raza negra ocurrio
anoche un motin Y fueron maltra
tados varios soldados de la raza
blanca, siendo llamadas las tropas.
la policia municipal y los diputa-
dos del sheriff.
Varios negros tambien sufrieron
heridas Y lesiones, segun ell jefe de
policia Baggett.
Dos blancoS fueron arrestados
Y Sc les acusa de agitar a los ne
gros y ridiculizar los metodos usa-
dos por la policia.
Qcedaron en- li6ertad bajo fan
"a de $4,000 cada uno.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
DE "CANCION
SOLEDAD

La caverna mas oscura
donde suene un vida mia,
Sc Gambia en- una yanura
relumbrante y floresia...
En- torno de csc pensamlento
re%voloteaban las cOpas que can
taba Soleda, la Meta del seno
Frasquito, ell de los c~antares, en-
ell magnifico florecer de sus pri-
maveras. .. Coplas de algeria, de
esperanto, de passion, de locura, de
firmeza, que Sc cambiaron pronto
Dor otras de celos, de reproches,
de quejas, de amargura, de desen-
gaho ;hasta que lego una bora en-
la vida de la a%pasionada mujer,
bora la mas feliz y la mas des-
venturada a un TEMPO, y entonces
Sc fundieron acknowledgements,
con solemnidad de sacrificio, los
ayes por amor al ingrato y los
besos a la rosa de los rosales.
Porque quiso la fortuna
que su sangre con mi sangre
este durmiendo en- la cuna
Y, luego, canciones de amor
y de llanto, oraciones, lamentos.
saetas, nanas, TODD qued6 ofusca'
do por los gemidos d%olorosos, 10:
gritos de desolacion infinita, que
lanz6 Cancionera, en- la noche es.
trellada, abrazando y besando cor
febril delirio ell cuerpo inerte de.
amado, del siempre amado, en- Ia
ventura, en- la ausencia, en- Ia
TRACTION, en- la muerte, mas ALA dc
la muerte:
va me mira er sielO,
va me escucha Dios. :.
iQue Sc me muera ell hijo de
tn sangre 81 tie Orvio 20!
S. y J. ALVAREZ QUINTERO
La gaceta., 1943-05-03

POGO Sc
hizo un llamamiento a los pue-
bios de las Naciones midas
para que contribuyan a asegu-
rar una paz duradera en- ell
mundo de la post-guerra. Tai
contribution puede efectuarse
por medic de la cooperation
cultural, va sea en- ell campo
de la ciencia O en- ell de la litera-
tura, la educaci6n y la artes
para benefcio de todos.
Tai fue la recommendation hecha
por ell jefe de la Division de Rela-
clones Culturales del Departments
de Estado, Sr. Charles A. Thomson,
en- un magnifco discurso pronur-
ciado en- esta ciudad ante ell Insti-
tuto Interamericano de Nueva Ir-
glaterra y por invitacion de la Uni
versidad de Boston y de la Ofcina
de Asuntos Interamericanos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
Libertad intellectual

Condici6n esencial para ell exito
final de la causa de las Naciones
Unidas en- ell establecimiento de ere
laciones libres, de cooperation Y
progreso entire los pueblos del
mundo, es la libertad intellectual
que permite a TODD individuo parti-
cipar del caudal de conocimientos
cientifcos de nuestros dias," dijo ell
Sr. Thomson, expresando a CONT
nuaci6n 10 siguiente:
LA libertad intellectual no
solamente es la esencia de la demo-
c~racia; es tambien la base funda-
mental para la institution Y man
tenimiento de las 'cuatro libertades'
consignadas en- la Carta del Allan
tico ~(libertad de palabra, libertad
de cultos, derecho a vivir libres de
miseria y derecho a vivir libres de
temor)."
"Tanto en- ell frente politico, eco
nomico y militar, como en- la vida
cultural, la batalla entire ell Eie V
las Naciones midas consiste, de L :
lado, en- la Recommendation intelec-
tual para la eSclavizaci6n de los
pueblos contra la cooperation cul.
tural y progreso de los mismos."
La gaceta., 1943-05-03

mico de nuestro pals. e. ma,
vido de estos personals es
duda Jose A. Saco. Tan dissent
ha sido su personalidad QUE
brillante historiador ell DR.. Gsa
rico C6rdova Sc vic en- ell css
demostrar 81 Saco fue un carscy
No pretendemos envenenu
alma de ~nuestros educandw OH
ciendo las lacras de los hortr
creadores de nuestra historic, !
70 no lie ofrezcamos tampOco Mi
cias falsas pues clio es un cOnn
bandismo dOcente. Una polt!
educational en- materia histor:
tan valiente como serena ha sd
iniciada por dos ilustres prof.
sores de nuestra Universidad, h
doctores Portell Villa y Elias Il
tralgo.
Esperemos pues en- que una tel
MICA veraz Y fuertemente ampar'
da en- prueba documentales, com
10 ha hecho Soto Paz, Sc nos Ofrel
ca la version de la verdadera his
toria de Cuha.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
Los |NGLESES AGI}UI
Al BIS P L[Np

LONDRES, mayo Be- |
metodista Adna W. Leonsn
Sc encuentra aqui como rs,,
tante de 81 organizations
tantes de los Estados Unido,
siendo muy agasajado DOR d
bajadOr Winant Y altos funel
rios del gobierno ingles.
Sc han efectuado varu a,
en- su honor, entire ellos IN,
cepci6n en- la embajada.
visitara a las tropas sne,i
mas en- las islas britanicas y o,
Norte de Africa.