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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Thanks, On God. foy the tiny
bundle.
The baby boy SO 6ue.
He's the greatest thing fh1ts
%happfHed
In thts young life Of m,ne.
Hsip me. guide M, On De0r
Lord
" l'h ifs f'pffr r1re.
To lead his little teetsieps
To the prtb TINT goes up there.
BrlndlxlHe.-
0oWg HotfeT's PTdgsrI.
a. ERFsffEf - fft=t,ff, t4tttt-ttts q
St What groups of girls have
had the best dancing line in
modern times2
Al would say G) Albertina
Rasch Girls; r2l TiIler Girls; (3)
Gertrude Hoffman Girls; ca
the Rockettes
q What would YOU suggest
as 2 substitute for 'okaY" am
becoming weary and bored with
that expression
Al know just how YOU feel
and suggest YOU use any other
expression YOU can think Of that
suits the pursuit except "sfi
- rightee,"
4 ID all hoy families: Mrs
~ Thomas CuSack If Chicago
10 sons. Mrs. J j. Schoon ~
Gary. Ind II sOnS -. oregon
reader says nc has great fun
hunting frogs Wash Z ~ PM-
tarch who said The boys
throw rocks AZ tho frogs IN
sport but the frogs die In earn
est y
Monty Woolley Ia the only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
One Word Led 10 Another
CITIES
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

An Answer to James Montgomery Flag
notice with complete regret that James Mont
gomery F1agg s-writing letters to the editor.
In speaking of James Montgomery Flagg YOU should
take them one at time AS that would require expert
partition of the umbica nomenclature we shall handle
them as person, plural.
James Montgomery Flaggs eplstle to the fourth
Is regard to the Allied invasion Of Italy The
onus Of his photographic broadside is Don't Bomb
Venice"
Now l know Venice fairly well and don't care If
YOU bomb have stood the Riao, trod the Bridge
of Signs g0ndoated the Grand Sewer and barred my
in BroWnings villa where ne wrote, Open my heart
and YOU shall engraved upon 1t, Italy. ghasty
sentiment smelling Of ether and post mortems.
Venice IS the only place in the world where the
BARRIERS apparently work under water. stroll down the
boulevard a regatta and malaria is compulsory.
You have fish in the cellar. the flower gardens are
seaWeed and it hotsams but 1t jetsams
Venice was founded by clam dggers who wanted to
work and sleep IL of irrigation bitches
held together by municipal charter.
A good bombing would improve Venice yet James
Montgomery Flaggeolet mpores not to drop the
festive bockbuser INTO this artistic quagmlre this his
toric swamp, tins sentimental morass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
BY DAMON RUNYON

MY FRIEND. Gig Rooney.
vi 2 hffjc sandy haired volu-
bic chap VINO e famous on the
Pacific Coast r. manage e.
prize fighters recently Tesd
about Pete Gray the Sensa-
uonal one-sTTNed ou'felder 81
the Memphis Southern Assoc
alton baseball club last season.
and If caused Gig 70 compile
for me a synopsis - ne life of
Harry Command Of San Fran
cisco
Like Gray today this Con-
mana was q Cue-arne5 baSeba II
wonder of@4Ats~tine He PLAYED
all positions With con lderahle
skill. but cxcened A. pitching
GRAY lost els right arm. m an.
acciderf when s wears Old Cor
mana lost his eft arm when No
was Is lie IS now about -
Bob Ripley has puhhcized his
athletic proweSs
Command was WorSrC ~ re-
pairs on the steamer Progress
when II blew up at.the Fulton
Shipbulding yards n San Fran
cisco. Dec 81 404 He vas
heating rivets m comparf-
ment with 10 others who were
all killed His Ief' arm was so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
T.. v. DURLING
on THE SIDE.

Distributed by KinE F,srar,s syna ire
film star whose father once ran
a hotel" says a contemprory.
How about Adolphe Mepi0u
whose father ran 4 hotel IA
Pittsburgh. Ernest Hogan
wrote All Coone-Hoek Alike 20
Me fOun1 tDRt ont at ne
cost Of IS S'o6iet w
Nancy Manuel CazsreS Of San
Francisco started walking A. the
age Of 81 months Nancys
E parent clam lal-Ael- liz s
baby walking championship
Trul Shal1uck brilliant
actress of the yesteryear She
freely admits she is IN her late
SOS, hut she remains q striking
brunei without gray hair IN
her head Truly played with
George VI Conan in The Gov.
ernorS Son. Little Johnny
Jones and George Washington
Jr
Ann Mace LAZY OF the en-
Semble She is STA feet three
inches tall and beautiful Many
tall girls have made good one
the stage lately but I believe
Los de Fee IS still the f4tieSf
She is six feet four inches tall
and weighs 10 pounds
TIVE question as 10 who thu
Il boxer WAS VINO defeated
three champions but was never
a champion himself seems TO
have the clients haffled And
me TOO. I guess We viii have
70 give up and ask ttyps fgOE
or Glenn Mccarthy. Was II
PackY MacFarland7
How is that blue serge suit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
POLITICAL PARADE
BY GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

Under the American system
u Of government there is no
flexible method by which Mr..
Roosevelt could have been in
Stantly replaced by a competent
man. selected IN an emergency
on his record of proved ability.
Under the American Consti-
tuition with it's inflexlhle ma
chinery if the plot against him
which the President himself has
revealed had been successful.
Vice President Wallace would
h ave succeeded 10 the presi-
dency
The present situation existing
between Congress and the exec
utiVe branch of the government
is bad enough AS IL Is, the for
mer concluding its session vir-
tually in state of revolt.
1t is perhaps worse than IL
has been for A good many years.
But II would be infinitely worse
if Henry Wallace we're presi-
dent.
ME-. WALLAC &c does not
VI enjoy the respect of Con-
gress. He is cordially dlsliked
rs a great part of the member
ship OF that body He is dis
tinctly unpopular al the Senate.
He is lacking in the qualities Of
leadership,
Mr. Wallace, as president,
would lose all control of Con-
gresS within "a hours of assum-
ing his new duties. -
Mr. Roosevelt is holding I'M
party together, on the surface a
least IN the face of many inter
nal differences. Under Mr.. Wal
lace the Democratic Party woulc
60 10 pieces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

condition. II is easy ~ say that
they are a sign n vaso-mofor
instability but that does not
explain very much
In my experience they do not
occur any more often in women
who have some elevation Of
blood pressure or hardening of
the arier,eS than they do IN any
one else
Nalde}er DESERT bed q number
~ cases ~ women who had
children after fre inenopauSo
was over out he vas not the
first see Genesis XVIII, LOLA.
M z = 7 -
As TO treatment again there
n are great variations There
is no use treating a woman Who
Il not suffering or even uncom-
Portable
When ne hot flashes become
really unbeatable the use Of an
ovarian extract, eStrogen IS
usually Very helpful Il can be
gwen daily by mouth, but y
probably is more effective gwen
approximately.
II often gives relief in a gen
eral way from the constitutional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
WIASHTNGTON, Dec q No.
W body can issue orders 70

WASHINGTON, Dec 81 No
W body can issue orders 70 a
commander in chief.
Mr.. Roosevelt has indicated
he probably wifi make other
long trips 10 foreign countries
and there is just nothing at all
that can be done about II.
A resolution by Congress. OK
pressing the opinion the Presi-
dent should remain at home
would have no binding effect
II would he an expression Of
opinion and nothing more
Nevertheless. there are strong
reasons why the risks of such q
trip as that from which Mr.
Roosevelt has just returned ap-
pear 10 members of the Con-
gresS 20 be out Of all proportion
10 The accomplishments. how
ever important they may have
been Congress in fact, is
deeply concerned.
I TT US suppose for a moment
H that The plot against Roose-
Welt, Churchill and Stain, at
Teheran, had been successful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

duction Will ca44~c-more Ameri-
cans TO spill blood How-so that
they can have n few more dol
lars later They seem TO forget
that if An Of them cot the same
idea and stopped tuning out
weapons. the war could still
t6rn an. Killers favor and they
won't have any business
-
NEW YORK Novelette,. The
y current song hit. Paper
Del. = - -lls.ttil..ti ilQ12 H.
Johnny Black Hc first played
IL for a publisher as his pet
canary ehirpcd along, perched
on Johnny $ shoulder +. b.
Marks was so impressed he
bought the d!tty
ANY tune 80 simple" he SAID
chat "A bird can whistle should
he sensation" But for
some reason or other Mr. Marks
never rcaliY plugged II and n
persisted Johnny Black died
soon after The Mills broth
erS heard small cafe singer
offer II this year Bu' the
Marks firm had run out Of
copies, and mono could be found
Unul Tommy Lyman 10
oas-- ~ I'D ,.t,.. t,- i... tt.t4tt y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Of yours looking? II il has .
shine IN 70 have your wife write
10 pref Ralph Mckee Coluu-
hla University New York he
has invented huid that takes
the Sh.ne out 6f blue serge
Thar British organization
kndwnJaS the Married Women's
a Association is battling for a
new deal for wives. Ninety-five
per cent Of the actions taken by
thus organization have 70 do
fSsEeTH< English hts
bands keep very tight hold
on the family bankrOii.
CLIENT says her name Is
v LiCia. That is the name Of
the heroine Of Quo VadiS." a
hook her IA ttft@r was reading inst
before she was born. / know A
Young woman whose name is
Rowena Her mother had been
reading Ivanhoe A lot of peo-
pie read Gone With the Wind -
bur I haven't noticed any babies
named Scarlet.
Frankie Zehr. the Jockey suf-
fered some time from norls I
Went 10 30 specialists Franks
is quoted as saying, until I
found one with the medicine
that cured me" I Will have 20
drop frankie a line and find our
ahOut.a ;'ess spec ia!ist for the
benefit Of boil suffering readers
! had hollis when in college But
do YOU think the football coach
would let me stop playing? Not
he The trainer Just taped my
boils up That was the year |
PLAYED in every minute of every
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

by initiating the barkings. hee-
hawlngs and roarings of ami
mails. The "Pooh-pooh' theory,
somewhat similar tn the bow.
wow is that the CRIES of ami
mafs, such as a baby crying for
food led the mother 10 suckle
the infant and thus language
grew up. Something. doubtless,
10 this. Psychologist r. l..
ThOrndike has advanced a
theory. the "Bahble-uck theory
that men prattled. grunted as
they worked, such as SAYING
TX when digging with
stick. Ug' when digging with
a turtle shell etc. and in time
the whole tribe used the same
sounds This seems 10 me the
most reasonahle-tbeoKy What
do YOU Think y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

porters and photographer Uho
hoUs gone into service from the
Times editorial department.. The
Writer; ist Set. John n. O'Br,sr,
reporter. uho Was IN North
Africa at the time Of wrttins.
Dear Boss
I AN purchasing present for
4 my daughter Ellen. saw IL In
shoppe last night. II is little ex-
penSIve but I probably Will be
able 20 set.It for a reduction after
an argument OF about - minutes
II is a little hand made Jacket
with a hood attached done IN 4
linen Colored material with yellow
embroidery The hood has tassel
attached and / liked IL right
away. The summer will be over
by the time Ellen gets II I sup
pose but there are other sum
mers.
Nothing much new here Went
70 the beach with a sand detail
and picked a cool shady spot and
read French dictionary and
bought the local daily and read
II for about an hour. A piece in
the local "marcne noir" was inter-
esting The news from Russia and
Italy was fine
INSPECTION Of the area tomor-
L row ny the colonel II doeSn I
look TOO bad for the time we've
had 70 work on II Went 10 town
tonight about I and came right
out again after watching the
passing parade for an hour from
a cafe table
As Charley Lambert said last
night afteF~hfs FIRST "trip 70 town.
L looks like. a circus juI came
10 town
II would he good place n
hole tip IT after you got 70 know
your way around and met some
Of the citizens Il is typically
French with native base
I'VE colonials seem to do pretty
Il we'll as far as Injuries go. and
their homes are clean and cool
looking
Have seen only A few camels.
bat plenty Of little asses ridden
by adults twice as hig as the
poor animals The little fellas
Csrry loads that would break
down full sized horses
The sight Of a black bearded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
ON BROADWAY

10 sink-sn all Americans-ir-
Guiding lobbyists and those who
paw them will discover that
we're all in the same leaky
skiff,
-
TINE Dundderheads are airing
L spinning platitudes As allbls
for torpedoing the soldier vote.
But here is the low down Pnlls>
show that soldiers would vote
Overwhelmingly for FDRN If ne
ran again So the President
=F1aFrfS- wr,rf fffft,ES5 41ffY ifffiE4fs=''s
stand in tho WV of their et-
tempt 10 {1b the admlnlStra-
ton They're even willing 10
deprive/soldiers Of the rights
theyife dying 20 protect. il
wildly depicts how. vicious and
desperate they are First they
try 10 hurt the President by
labelling him a dictator. And
now they re acting like dlcta-
tors TN the hope Of running the
commander in chief Not even
A snakes belly is as low as
that.
GONG COFFEE is one Of our
" Ssner legislators. He is now
exposing the ACTIVITIES Of Span
ish FaSci>te in America and
urging something be done
about H. Bot ne isn't getting
any support from the other ton
ants on Capitol lilil However
should a lsWmakor throw his
s0apboX a The administration
be never fails 10 WIN the aid az
many moro congressman who
throw po>ios at him and oIn
the mOnkey-WrenC throwing
COME so-called smart boys are
y now scramhling for postwar
business in spite Of the fact that
the war is far from Won. OF
cSourse they ignore the fact
that any let-down in war pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Answer TO Question No. I


Yes In his famous study
Of nearly 500 couples Prof l.
VI Terman Stanford. found
that the unhappy wives were
seeking romance in love and
marriage more than the happy
wives. The unhappies preferred
70 co 10 a dance rather than
a PLAY and would economic on
anything hut clothes. They
thought personal happiness was
The main object Of marriage,
rather than general satisfaction
m home, children. husband.
etc Our booklet Predicting
Married Happiness Test would
be worth A million 70 many
Engaged couples Sent Al cost
l0c plus A Sc stamped self
addressed envelope -.,4~,
Answer To Question No. ?
- Yes, according 20 one Of
The characters IN Louis Brom-
ficfd : novel Mrs Parklngton "
TINS character says. People
woo inherit money are always
iiEO'er with II becauSe they are
-alEald-tifey-7T1fi lose II .aad~wfii
never he able 10 make n again.
OF course this rule has its ex-
ceptlons, but | think this
character has done what
scared thenlagicaLstgdent SAID
about his trial sermon namely.
hit the keynote on the head
Answer To Question No. 3
3-No Several theories have
been advanced The Bow-Wow'
theory IA that man got language
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Quick Answers

! DWgaShvllli.
= N'eNco.
3 r s. & p Union Of Soviet
Soc aliSt Republics
. A. Cape Cod near Province
town Nov 10, 1920
Z Wood made into panellnT
for Wainscoting, sent from
jamestown before the Phi
Grins settled in New Eng
land
S -. Matthew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
DEAR Boss:
Letters From Times Soldiers

native on white horse mot quite
white, ether throws YOU right
back 10 illustrations In Bibles or
Bible histories. The families look
as though they were headed for
Jerusalem for the Passover.
JOHN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
ConnoIIyAnswers

la Liar, tb) beginner Cc)
coward.
IA Gladstone. (b) Howard.
(c) Fenimore.
3-(sJ Order (b) authority
tc) recovery.
4-fa) Yes, CO. no. love lc)
YES.
5-(a) Small (h) large (c)
strong
ga Masculine 10 feminine ;
lc) masculine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

ONE ~ my readers writes:
" Would II he possible for
YOU 10 discuss the subject Of the
men0pauSe and especially the
very distressing, symptom Of hot
flashes ., She adds that she has
practically been made an IN
valid hy them
Women vary a great deal IN
Their reaction 20 me n1enopause
Some have hardly any sNnp-
, toms, no trou l'eso n . hot
faSheS- and others ss IT tT1e
case Of nv correspondent suffer
torture fran them.
GONE accept NE condition
> philosophically and Some re-
gard the end Of the reproduc-
tive period Inc beginning ~ ne
end ~ Intimate companionshlp
with the mate. as q tragedy OF
the deepest dye.
Men are The same WAY Some
accept the onset Of old age with
equanimity. some wear them
selves OF fghtng i.
The motor for them "a what
Charles. Lamb sad 70 Coleridge
II accept the universe, SAID
Colerdge, with q sententlous
Nsh
Cad. You'd better" ex-
claimed Lamb.
THE age AZ which he memo
L pa se~cones on IS gwen AZ
ghtly dlRerrct periods by dif-
feren' observers
Norris am SaneS, IN this
country give u A. 81 and eight
fer'hs years and 4 and one
tenth wears respectively But
enormous variations occur
T'heeNodics Womens Fedora
ton report that o. 1877 sub
Acts the menopsuse appeared
S - cent before he tom
ear n - per cent during ne
ensuing five Years and IN -
ner cert between - ard 80
and IN less than 5 per cent a.
s. years hr later
THF hot flashes are absolutely
L Characteristic o. he memo
pause and appear IN no other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
HOW TO WIN AN
ARGUMENT

Alhert Edward Wlggam y Sc
there are 30 o0o vAsk 20 Nte an
arEursr' AatN ONLY 0EF W,AN T6
WIZ This auaErE bScAeL tells
exactly n1R--It presents ~ Frlra.
INC ard rgs = tv1 rsssafch men
whose study r. based upon 20 900
Observed Arguments pstWsrr neqpss
Ike 'n0ss sou meet TVS q PAGE
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Include 81 stamped ssif addressed
enNe'0ne
Address Dr Albert Wiggam.
care 81 Detroit Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

, - 49,.
- cllII;o UP .dl'eL ana va. vas
l'''''e' '''o' ".au "lah a'lNe
~,
VIC cay at'er me amp
uoi', ne ply On rs '''S
ana >neahea o.i' @. i.e' ~. man
Hospital ana walked over q i'.le
10 ms nome l.e "SnieG + o sec
ms io.NS ana also "an,ed 70 see
t1e Ship winch Vas >iia burning
li.s faH.l y co. q horse and
buggy drove nm 20 nc scene
Of me explosion and mon TOOK
MN hack - TIE nn,p.'a
u.ySe 1a' 2nHfn7 neNet
permitted me Jos. ~ hI~ arm
10 60 MN gown ir was nome
ia a Week ana MO weeks 's'eT
was watching fiS ch4'eo ha-e-
naa c0l9 >''1e-.h- 71a .', af
,'7 Son.nf''d p.''a.''''
amer Allfph> ms p+ -'
priest. 70 io' ntN Cn IN me upN
arr IN The sixth u"nc no rnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

THESE charming Americans:
L A few weeks ago some were
mush mounting chat they had
evidence proving that the war
with Germany would be over by
Christmas. What odds will they
N now? They seem 10 believe
fe is a miraculous abracada-
- that can make the war dis
appear-iust like that The
-con1ptaceut yruutd ne mr. on
their thick skulls with Donald
Nelson's hard hitting fact: 1000
aaiiEHs All. MARKERS =4AaAe-ia.
work 40 hours week for a year
to replace the so bombers we
lost in one day-in the raid OF
Schweinhurt 49,. Optlmists have
always been accused Of wishful
thinking. We understand the
wishful part of il, but where the
thinking comes in. we dunno,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

An Answer 10 James Montgomery FIo9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

EDITORS NOTE-This 10 a
iettes 20 the gang at the office"
from one of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer who
hoUe gone into service from the
Time, editorial department. The
Writer; Let. SGT John n. O'Brisr.
reporter, Who Uas in North
Africa at the time of writins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Copyright is's, iona '. Das ca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Report German Reprisals
On Dutch; May Day Black

LONDON, May ] UP)-Oc-
cupied Europe marked the blacklist
May Day in history today as Ger
man authorities in the Netherlands
repeatedly loosed fierce reprisalS
against Dutch workers and former
Dutch war prisoners who have de-
fled the Nazi order 20 register.
There was a complete fadeout Of
news from underground sources in
the Netherlands but Dutch sources
here said anger was running higher
than al any time since the general
strike IN Amsterdam in 1871, and
one Netherlands governme n
spokesman said the storm already
may have broken.
Greetings of hope were broad
cast 10 the enSlaVed workers of
the continent from labor leaders
IN French North Africa and in
Russia millions Of workers were
cheered by Premier Stains order
of the day declaring that the
Hitherto war machine has been
shaken 10 lis foundation.
In Moscow, bedeckcd with Red
banners IN honor of international
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Bond Committee
To Garry On

Tho WAYNE Coun+E{H tail Wai
Bond Committee for tho Second
War Loan drive which enlisted
800 'gallan,>' 10 aid in the drive
announced Saturday that they
would continue bond selling. ever
though the special campajgn cioScc
Friday.
Also. SAID %atc & Shapero
county retail chairman the 80 re.
tail bond issuing agents 10 the
county VIII continue issuing bond,
across the counter on a no-icC
basis.
he said if would require az lea>t
two weeks 90 dpfnCuua a9ua
sales IN rctall outlets during Apl
He expressed belief tbat Tho SIT.
235 200 quota SGT by tho treasury
department. would bee exceeded by
a wide margin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
RoydIG. Skeman
Dies at HisHon

Royal G. Skeman. 81. long iden-
titled with the growth of Detroit.
died Saturday at his home. 1904
Grandville. Funeral services will
be- held al 2:30 p. m Tuesday at
the McCabc Funeral Home, 1911
Fenkell and burial will be i'm
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Born Noe. 30. 1881, in Brighton
Mich. Mr. Skcman came TO Detroit
at an early age and was connected
with the Union National Bank al
one time. lie also worked i'm the
auditing departments Of the De
trolt Creamery Co. and the Detroit
United Railways.
AZ the time Of his death ne was
the head Of his own property man
agement firm, r. G.. Skeman anC
7 Co. He was a member of tho
Redeemer Presbyterian Churct
and of the OptimiSt Club.
Mr. Skeman is survived by hi,
widow. Ann: his daughter. Mrs
Herbert Brean; two sisters. Mrs
Edith Hicks Of Brighton and Mrs
Ella Bennett of Milford, and two
grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Search Continues
For Game Warden

ITHACA. Mich. May ! JP)-
Officers continued 10 patrol tho
Maple River today In the search
for the body Of Carlyle + Smith
IS. state game warden who dis
appeared two weeks ago Officials
and Smiths wife. Helen. are con
vlnced that he met with foul play
Gratiot County officers patrollcd
the river last night with under
water lights but returned from the
search cmpty-handcd Boats con-
tinued the patrol today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

the nelgnbOfhOOu OF SiOOOO. Ever
one Is invited.
BfeFpR, feFF4eE- speed Slkat-
ing champ and winner OF the
Times Silver Skates. is now on
duty somewhere in the South Pa
cific. He wrote back the other
day and said that although most
of his mail was late he was get
ting his Detroit Times. He likes
the Dear Buddy letter and says
the rest Of the men in his outfit
read II after he gets through. Why
not send that letter along 10 your
boy friend. son. husband or daugh-
ter In the service Try IT and see
how much they hike II.
James (Red) Mills, the press
gate attendant at Briggs Stadium,
made the opening day on erutcheS.
He hurt his foot while working at
Ford'S but Wouidn miss the open
Ing game.
Earl II. Stewart has announced
ms retirement from the Western
Electric Co. after 81 years OF con-
tfHHous service a. switchboard
service manager Yesterday was
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