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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

lemonade Charlie Drew,
Hotel Taft entertainer, will
marry Marion Rosamond, model
Eva Gabor, hale and hearty
again, off for Hollywood with a
new contract, and Adele Jer-
gems, the pretty showgirl, happy
with new Twentieth Century
Fox deal The cinema mecca
has also beckoned 10 Jean Muir
to hurry back, though she had
promised 10 devote herself en-
tirely 10 motherhood.
WORD COMES TO US that
w Mussolini has decorated
Grand Officer of the Crown of
Italy--the physician father Of
his young Claretta Petacci &.
1t. Bert Friedlob, long bracketed
with Ginny Simms, is wooing a
pretty Park Avenue number
Abe Lyman has given Hollywood
the climate and is at the Lincoln
Hotel MGM is flirting with
Mitzi Green. the Riobamba riot.
If this reporter hopes she knocks
the roof off. he may we'll be for
given-he INTRODUCED her mother
10 her father Hy Gardner,
veteran spouter for the Hotel
Aston. commissioned as a cap
tain in the u. s. A., same rank
he had for years on the general
staff Of the N. Y. guard.
WANNA FEEL OLD? Bobby
w Breen is rushing a young
lady--Diana Lynn, Of the films
Murray Norman sort Of
never could dispel the report
that he was drafted; he's past
80 and still behind his camera
e. Dorothy Day, formerly
Vicki Lester, Warner youngster,
spells Dick Deers name Dear
Valerie Moore, of the Van
derbilt line. will soon be Mrs.
Francis Clark Rosemary
Warburtony New York society,
and Count Vasili Adelberg, Rus
sian nobility, are often together
in the exclusive dens "a. Con-
rad Nagel has switched to Mar
garet Hayes.
I lynn BARI is in Mexico. sit
IL ting IL out for divorce, so
she can marry Sid Luft Is
Peggy Hopkins wearing her hose
at half mast-or we're those
socks? Many complaints 10 this
desk from enlisted men at Fort
Bragg, because nightclubs there
abouts meet them at the door
with For Officers Only"
Cliff Stillman, Of the New York
banking clan, could now get in
he's become a second looey-
but was transferred Tai
lulah says she will retire after
this show /. And Henry Young
man knows a girl working in a
war plant who is having a won
derful time and a half.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Veterans Pay
Plan Urged

are still In Washington from top
to bottom.)
Many of us couldn't 60 on
like Frank Cavanaugh--you re-
member him-they called him
tho Iron Major;
HWHEN the call came in
w April, 1917, Frank Cava-
naugh, the father of nine chill
dren and their sole support, en-
listed as private.
Through gallantry In action
he rose TO major.
"Then In the vosges Forest
shell fragments tore half his
face away.
"Miraculously, his life and eye
sight were saved.
Later he had to quit his lob
rs football coach at Fordham on
account of approaching blindness
caused by that shell.
He had no income other than
q pitifully small pension ac-
cepted solely for the support Of
his nine dependent children.
"And now, Damon, let me
quote from The Daily Mirror
editorial of Sept. 4, 1888, titled
"A Gallant Major Turns His Face
to the Wall:
Then, In June, when he was
rushed to a hospital to undergo
q major operation a kindly gev-
eminent notified him that his
pension was to cease.
This evidence of ingratitude
on the part Of the nation he had
served so well broke the heart
OF a gallant gentleman.
Frank Cavanaugh, living on
borrowed time since that day I'm
the v0sges Forest, turned his
face to the wall and died.
THIS MUST NOT HAPPEN
AGAIN
9TH. L.")
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

"WAs your heart ever
w broken?" That was what
Frances Farmer cried when they
dragged her away. A million of
} her admirers have been curious
about the man who broke petite,
ented, fragile Frances heart.
was no man, certainly no one
man #. Least of all was ii Left
Erikson. whom she divorced ;.
The critics broke her heart-in
Thunder Rock" which ran
three weeks here and in which
she was pilloried 81. Those who
knew her best until recently
were amazed at charges of
drunkenness. Frances was alb,
stemious, almost abstinent
After her unfortunate New York
opening. following her Holly
wood reverses, she turned high
strung and hysterical, created
q scene in 1928 and was elected
3. She got a picture TO do in
Mexico City. which she left fiat
and unfinished after she was put
out of the Ritz Hotel there for
raising rumpus.
WEEKEND trade in the thea
w tiers and elbow joints was
overlooking. not because Of the
playboys, but because the town
Is knee-deep in those patrons Of
the marts, out-of-town buyers
The buck-a-year boys in
Washington are being locked
for the Victory Tax; since they
all earn more than Sl2 a year
elsewhere, they will kick in
nickel out Of their '43 govern
rnent stipend-three cents from
their first payment. July !. and
two cents from their second,
December 81.
THE Fannie Brice-John Cont
l. near-betrothal is nixsnooks.
He can't see any one but Susan
Hayward, who's dropped John
N0l IOii hCt AItIllt VIII -
getting a big Hollywood matinee
idol build-up tbut would rather
have Marion Martini. was n
Mjnsky juvenile on 42nd Street
An independent Mexican
I'm combine is flirting with
Jimmy Walker Edmund
O'Brien, of the films. and ex-
wife Nancy Kelly. OF the Broad
way boards, making a keen play
for each other Pvt. Barrett
O'Shea, serving in the motion
picture division of the army. is
partial TO Milina Miller. just
past II. and not Margaret Chap
man, as elsewhere Photographed
.. Nancy Coleman will marry
Toni Selwart And when
Doris Duke divorces Jimmy
Cromwell. he will talk turkey TO
Luise Rainier.
VERY rich Vincent Aston, IN
v all the regalia OF a naval
commander. having 10 lug his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

OBSERVED Dickens:
" mo one Ia useless In the
world who lightens the burden
OF IL for any one else"
William Marston in claiming
that blondes were rarely what
might be called dangerous
women stated:
"Brunets are the natural man
cOnquerors."
Many men of experience have
expressed themselves as being in
accord with Mr.. Marston's view.
1t was Josh Billings who said:
"Marrylng for love may be a
little risky but IL Is so honest
that God cannot help but smile
at IT,"
Is SAID to be foolish TO think
l. too much of things that have
been done and cannot be undone.
No doubt it is.
Still there are many people we
cannot blame for having con-
tinual regrets for something
they have done in the past.
For example there is that
Jewish resident of Berlin named
Ludwig Warburg.
During World War I Warburg
saved the life of Adolf Hitler.
4 PETITE resident of Balti-
"A more. who evidently wishes
TO revive the argument between
the lengthy ladies and the pint
size females, says:
"Wby not call attention to
fact that the only adjective of
praise a tall woman rates Is
stunning while a short woman
can be cute chic darling
petite smart and lively"
what do you mean saying
women are afraid to wear red
hats?" writes a New Yorker.
"My wife Is not only not
afraid to wear red hats but she
also wears red evening gowns.
She IL woman of unusual cour-
age and Is not afraid of any
thing but thunder and lightning,
mice, three-horse pariays and
earthquakes"
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
ParIOr Games
Menace Nation

resent your country In the
OlyTnpics.
The best YOU can get out Of
an ability 10 perch on a milk
bottle is proof that you are alb
normal. because the screamingly
funny part Of this game is that
nearly every one falls off.
WHEN you fall off, you may
w very well scramble a few
vertibrae or snap a collar bone,
but this, I gather, adds 10 the
general hilarity.
Another highly recommended
game tsee any current issue Of
most Of the magazines) is one
in which two people are blind
folded usually a man and a
woman 10 add the romantic
touch and seated upon the
floor. facing one another.
Each is given a hesping bowl
OF cereal. The idea is for them
10 try 10 feed one another.
Fortunately, the eyes of the
contestants have slight pro-
p lection because OF the blind
folds. but the rest Of their faces
are wide open 10 attack by
thrust and parry of the cereal.
laden spoons.
/ suppose that II the male
contestant drives home a lab of
cornflakes 20 his opponents ear,
the referee cries "touche." That,
il I know anything about the
female OF the species, will re-
suit in the man getting the
whole bowl OF cereal banged
across his noggin.
STILL another attractive blind
~ fold game involves the plac-
ing Of obstacles all over the
room.
The contestant Is allowed to
look ~ the obstacles without the
blindfold, then he is blindfolded
and turned loose to founder
about the place, humping his
shins, hitting his tlnnybone, fall
ing down, smashing the furui-
ture and generally allowing the
other members of the party (as
the magazines put NJ ito have
a good laugh"
All I can say is this: II the
host and hostess can laugh at all
Of this, when they know what a
shambles oheir house will he
when their fun loving guests
leave, they should not hesitate
about spending the money TO see
a good pSychiatrist.
Can you imagine how a house
would look after an evening of
such "parlor" games?
The milk-bottle woun d G d
writing on the floor.
The choking cereal casualties
gasping for breath.
The obstacle racers crying for
succor.
Speaking of "succor" that re-
minds me of another word.
Sucker. Any one who would
play these indoor games is just
that.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
On the Side

Good night, good night
Parting IS such sWeet sorrow
That shall sag good night
Till it be morrow.
Shakespeare.
ETHEL SHUTTA. Coincidence,
H danseuSe and vocalist.
II you remember Ethel and
Leon Enrol in tho musical show
Louis the XIV" il shows you
have a good memory and may be
able TO qualify some day as an
expert on theatrical history.
Grace Moore. operate lark
from Jellicoe, Tenn.
This is her fourteenth season
ar the Met.
Twenty years have passed
since Grace appeared in Irving
Berlin's Music Box Revue" and
sang All Alone OF the Tele-
phone"
A BOSTONIAN who describes
"A himself as "a very sensitive
bald-headed man" wants TO know
If the argument as 10 whether a
man should take his hat off in
an elevator ever has been set
tied by the etiquette experts.
II has. The etiquette experts
say it is not necessary for man
10 remove his hat in an office
building, hotel or department
store elevator as these are pub
lie conveyances the same as
buses or street cars.
is your dog sensitive?
If not, he is a very unusual
dog.
Canine expert Robert Leigh
ton has stated:
Dogs never forget an injury
wlllfully inflicted.
They even feel the sting of
ridicule.
ut Is not wise to laugh at a
dog or tease him.
lhey resent anything In the
form OF deceit or unfairness.
You must be certain of a
dogs guilt as well as his knowl-
edge Of his guilt before you
punish him."
There is campaign on to
stop all kissing in Ireland
Some legislators in that coun-
try claim kissing spreads disease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
"DEAR DAMON:


~ ut is with great pleas
ure and interest that have
been following your campaign
for a years pay for the soldiers
after their discharge.
THE way IL has taken def
mite form in congressional ac-
ton has raised the hopes OF us
oldsters that maybe it will
spare these youngsters the
heartbreak we had.
"Those who got that after
the-war' beating of World War
/ should get together now and
see that legislation Is passed
NOW for the protection of our
fighting men.
THE protestations of thanks
and appreciation voiced now will
evaporate when the fighting Is
done just as they did after Nov.
IL, 1918.
six months or n years pay
with no further prospects does
not discharge our obligation TO
these boys--and do not take the
promises that they will get
their jobs back too seriously.
THAT promise was made and
broken before.
LET us go further and say:
Here's your years pay.
We've done our part and now
you are on your own
SuERE Is what / propose be
H done:
Let us assume there will be
eight million men returned to
civil Life after the war and as
sumo that one million of these
are suffering some disability.
LET us assume further that
there are forty million gainfully
employed In the United States
at that time.
Legislation should provide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

X. Y. What would be the
cause of unsightly blush veins
on ones nose? I am quite
healthy.
Is il possible TO remove these
and would this mean a surgical
operation?
Answer - The cause of en-
larged facial veins is not known.
They appear to accompany the
various changes that occur in
middle and early old age.
They can be removed by car
bon dioxide snow and the needle
cautery.
Neither Of these is serious, al
though in both procedures 1t re-
quires time and patience on the
part OF the operator and the
patient.
/. NJ. M.:-How long should
person have hot flashes due 10
a hysterectomy? I am 80 years
old.
Answer-Usually at least a
year; sometimes a little longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

own baggage through Grand
Central Terminal And, by
contrast, a bleary bozo pulling
up in a taxi at 267 Bowery-
where Sammy Fuchs runs The
Buns Monte Carlo'-with the
only cabaret License on the
Bowery George Jean Nathan
dining again at the Colony, after
his shellacking A high
Washington official OF the WPB
is being cased by n. Y private
detectives Anita Eden, OF
the dancing Eden twins, sports
new smile, a miracle OF oral
surgery.
ELIZABETH ROGERS, Art
~ Jarrett's warbler. and Phil
Yordon, MGM writer, are 1000
miles apart. but very close
Chick Nelson. Yale IA. and
Dustine Farnum. daughter of
Dustin, first silent feature film
star, have called the whole
thing off Frances Clifford
and Wyn Rocomara. constant
twosome. deny it's serious
Carol Bruce and Eric Remarque
AT the Stork Club. Persian
Room and Fl Morocco-and the
author Of "All Quiet" drinking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Ii. Com. Walter WiHcheH
temporarily has discontinued
his column while on duty
with the United States Naval
Reserve. Meanwhile. "On
Broadway" is being written
by guest coIUnniSts. Todsy'S
guest is Jack Lsit. veteran
New York newSpapermsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Sick Cat
Dangers

keets at immigration ports, the
disease has nearly disappeared.
In both Of these pneumonias
a virus origin is suspected.
We cannot tell a virus by the
usual bacteriologic methods, but
a virus infection causes the for
nation of peculiar cells in the
part affected and these have
been found under the miscro-
scope in both the cat and par
rot type of virus pneumonia.
TREATMENT Of the cat virus
l. pneumonia has not been
standardized.
The drugs which are useful
in other forms of pneumonia
have not proved successful here,
but If it is true that it is trans
mitted from cats, there is MOTH
ing more theoretically simple
than 10 prevent its occurrence.
However, what is theoretically
simple in huma n life is often
practically very complicated, and
while it might seem quite rea-
sonable to ask people not to
fondle their pet cats when they
show evidences of respiratory in
lection, this is one of the things
that is easier said than done.
At least. children have sense
enough not to do it when or
dered.
Adults also should take the
warning that a sick cat had
better not be put on the bed of
a baby in order TO make il feel
as if it were being given a little
more attention than usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
by T.. v. DurIing

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
-WincheIIing for Walter

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Shuffa and ErrOI
--Remember?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

Asks Red
Talk Data

WASHINGTON. Oct 26 QNS)
Senator Johnson tR) of Cali
fornia demanded today that the
Senate be informed of the results
Of the tri-partite conference now
under way in Moscow before it
votes on the Connally peace"
resolution.
The demand was made as the
Senate entered its second day Of
debate on the Connally resolution,
which calls for international
authority 10 preserve peace in the
pos WAR world. Senate leaders
are driving for an early vote.
Johnson is fighting the resolu-
ton on the ground that il is
unwise for the United States TO
commit itself before ii knows
what Great Britain, Russia and
other nations will do in the
future.
Johnson characterized the Con-
nally resolution as a step toward
another league of Of nations which
he expects the Senate TO reject
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Willow Run Is Placed
Under Local Police

LANSING, oct. 26-Stat e,
county and local police authorities
are charged with law enforcement
within federal boundaries at Will
low Run. the states attorney gen.
erals office ruled today. A deci-
sion by the United States attorney
generals office leaves enforce
ment 10 local officials on federal
secured after Feb. 1,
1910, according TO Deputy Atty.
Gen. FoSS O. Eldred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Huron Clinton Park
Suit Reopens in Court

A retrial of the Huron-Clinton
metropolitan authority's condem-
nation petition in connection with
the Belleville Lake park project
was started today in Circuit Judge
Webster's courtroom.
The Judge dismissed the petition
in a previous trial but the state
Supreme Court held his decision
was erroneous. The authority
seeks 1919 parcels of land 10 create
the Huron-Clinton metropolitan
parkway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
County AIIocdtes
S5OO,OOO as First.
Step for Airport

First step in construction Of a
new Wayne County airport was
taken today when the board of
supervisors allocated 100000 for
preliminary work.
Supervisors adopted two resolu-
tions a d ding 10 guards TO the
sheriffs staff and fixing the county
salary of the clerk of recorders
court at $500 in lieu of fees.
Another resolution presented
before the board would raise sal
aries of county road commission
ers from $500 to $4,000 annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Mounted Cop Chdses
And Catches Auto

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (INS)-
The sight of a policeman on a
horse chasing a motorist. might
seem appropriate in a slap-stick
movie comedy but 1t actually hap
pened-and successfully, in New
York.
Hero Of the incident is PATROL
man Henry Michel who saw
Henry Brown hit a woman with
his automobile and then speed
off. Michel urged on his 14-year-
old mount and after firing two
shots in the direction Of the dis
car, caught it two
blocks away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
ASKS CLARFICATIoN
Cdshing Stolen Check
Jdils Man 5 Years

IIIIePP, %, of f5S 6uffinE=
wood today was under a five 10
14-year sentence at ia OK s o n
Prison after pleading guilty in
Recorders Judge Stems court to
uttering and publishing. Hopp adj
mitted he had cashed a total of
$525 in stolen checks drawn on
the Garfield Tool and Die Co. 1t
was his second felony conviction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
.EIks Officials
In Court Nov. 4

Two officers OF the B. p. O. z.
and the Elks Club bartender were
free on personal bond today 10
await examination Nov. 4 on
charges OF violating the state
gaming laws.
Those arrested were Walter
Chambers, 3S, of 1144 Clairmount;
Matthew Engstler, 60, of 1745
Cass, both listed as secretaries,
and Frank Reiger. %, of 1745
Cass, the bartender.
Order War Stamps delivered
To your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
He'll EstI Wife or Mol

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Oct.
20 CUP)-Mrs. Elizabeth Fovoni
isn't going TO cook for her hus-
band any more-but she doesn't
want him TO so hungry. When she
petitioned for separate support
from Mario Fovoni, she volun-
tarily handed over Ration Book
No. 3. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Pays $3.50 10 Dentist
Who ThenDisappears

Harry Struthers of 3943 Brush
has a receipt for $3.50 worth of
dental work. but today he had
both toothache and a headache.
Judge Van Zile of Recorders
Court signed a warrant for DR..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Sendfe0pens
Debate on u. s.
Postwar Policy
BY GEORGE X, BROWN
s,,,..lsl 10 THF DETROIT inns

WASHINGTON. oct 20 What
may prove 10 be an historic oe-
bate began in the Senate ycSicr-
day on conflicting opinions OF
three divergent groups as 10 what
political position the United states
should take IN the postwar world.
A majority group defended i'm
guarded and vague terms The text
Of the COnnally resolution. from
the foreign relations committee.
pledging this country IN general
language 10 the collaboration of
sovereign nations. power 20 pre-
vent aggression and preserve the
peace of the world
CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES
After an explanation Of this
battle-ground had been made IN
a set speech by Senator Connaly
CD of Texas. chairman Of the
committee, and the resolution had
been defended from the Ropub-
lican side by Senator Nandenberg
Of Michigan, two controversial
theories were thrown into the
arena from opposite sides Of the
chamber.
Senator Gillette (D) az Iowa
raised the point that. under the
terms of the ConnallY resolution.
the British duUiWonS probably
would be excluded. as would also
India, Luxembourg. The Philip
pines and governments in exile.
on the grounds that they could
not be called free and sovereign"
ASKS CLARIFICATIoN
From the Republican side SEN
ator Ball of Minnesota declared
that the Connally resolution re-
quired Qualification on several
points.
'My Interpretation OF the
resolution As IL stands today"
he told the Senate, sis that IL
points most clearly in the direc-
ton Of "A muIti-lateral military
alliance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

Robert Pelham. dentist, 290t
Chene. who Struthers said diSap-
peared after taking his money
annd failing to fix his teeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
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