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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Start of AlIotments
Is Puzzle TO Wife
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
Ny husband joined the navy in
March. and | received my first
check n MAY Should ! get one
for April. too? MRS J. Z, II.
Dear Mrs. j. X. H.:
Allotments 10 d . pc d Q Mt :
start a. of the month author
lied by the seryiceman out of
the pay covering the period in
which the authorization j. made.
OVerpayments are avoided. and
II your husband did not allot
until MAY YOU will not get the
April check, as he has already
been paid for that period
WALTER II. T.. SCOTT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

human bodies TO fill the space
occupied by the sun. The figure
giving this number is a 10 TO the
28th power.
The atom is The body'S small
est component. its smallest llv-
ing component is the cell. Much
larger than the atom. the cell
is minute you have 0.000, ,000-
100000 cells. What does this
imply? If the body discharged
one atom every minute. IT would
take 80 times 10000 years 10
empty IT, II IL began when
Christ was born, one Joint OF
finger would be emptied by now.
Two-thlrds OF these cells
swim in the blood, pumped
through the body by the heart
at six quarts per minute. II this
pump, no larger than a fist,
were installed in the basement
OF the Empire State Building.
highest in the world II would,
in the course OF the 20 years
allotted 10 man, supply this edl-
flee above It's 50th story.
GETTING back 10 my book.
~ now titled Man in Struc-
ture and Function This work,
whose author says il would be
better 10 turn CannonS into but
ter than 10 turn butter INTO
cannons, was Of course not suit
able for Htler's Germany and
thus IT came 10 pass that The
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

growth IN height they can be
furnished. But #, as a parent,
you are going 10 apply this 10
the growth Of your own chill
dren warning Is necessary.
These are only averages. and an
average IS made by computing
10000 individuals Your child
is as likely 70 fall right on the
dot as one IS 70 10000
RUT here are the figures.
- Males and females are
about the same up 10 IL years.
II Is more accurate 10 do il IN
millmeters "A millImeier IS
one-thousandth Of meter.
which IS 39ia inches long
A. 3 months 6l3
| year 76l
- years STA
3 years q62
years 1899 2 little over
yard
, years -l10q
IS years -ll72
I years lbs
S Years 1901
9 years 1859
10 years -lil2
II yearS--l465
II years--l5l0
= yearS-I567 a little over
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
The Brighter Side
by Damon RunyOn

officials lately. II is suS-
picion based partly on rumor
and partly on signs. but with
an enormous troop movement 10
the Pacific Coast undoubtedly
impending for the great blow at
Japan. and with army guys
cycling golf courses with A medi-
tative air, / think if j were
California golf addict / would
be looking for A place to store
my niblicks, just as a precau-
ton.
There are already huge army
camps along the Pacific Coast,
most of them for induction and
training purposes, yet big as
they are they are probably not
commodious enough 20 handle
the prodigious force that is eX-
pected 10 be maSSed at our
main approach TO Japan when
the plans are all worked out.
Nor do they have all the con-
Venience 10 ports Of embarka-
tion that must be found in other
locations.
THAT is why l suspect that
Il when the army moves an
invasion force 10 the West
Coast it Will find most accept
able any large stretches Of land
requiring no grading already
we'll plumbed. and with IN
marching distance Of embarka-
tiOn. / trust l am not sounding
a diSquieting note 10 the goliing
cement of California | may
be wrong in my suspicious, and
perhaps they can play through
a line of tents, anyway. The
California golfers are said TO
be pretty good.
I am aware that the war
time press code prohibits men,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Hor many times do lore thee,
dear?
TcH me boc many beads there
are
IN n siircr cbou
OF the erening rain.
Unrorelcd from the t,mblng
mann
Threading the eyes Of a geiio0
star;
So many times do lore again.
Thomas Lowell Beddoes.
4 RECENT announcement
"A from Washington. d. C.,
named some activities that had
been added 10 the list of "es-
sentiaf industries. Among
these was the production of
crutcheS. That is indeed a grim
addition and one provoking con-
siderable thought
Among men having allitera-
tive names, those with the in
itialS W. w. seem TO have
high average of success. For
examples Wendell Willkie, Mll-
liam Wordsworth. Walter Win
Chell, Worden Woolard and
Mailer MaRgeF,
Have you copy Of the an
nouncement Of your birth sent
out by your parents? l know
several people who have theirs.
/ don't know how my papa and
mama announced my arrival.
People usually spend lot OF
time figuring out something un-
usual for the announcement Of
the birth Of their first baby.
After the first child the en-
thusiaSm for unique blessed
event announcement seems to
Wane. l was the fourth child.
URIC BLORE. Comedian.
II SpecializeS in the portray
ing OF whimsical buffers. Re-
member HIM i'm The Gay Di-
vorcee," with Fred Astaire and
Ginger Rogers?
Nancy Hardness Love. Avia-
triX. Now a ferry q pilot. A
very smart locker. 9HaYe you
noticed how often beauty.
brains and courage are COM
bined in a woman? What / am
getting AT is that there is moth
ing TO TINS idea that most beau-
tIful girls are on the dumb side.
/ think most Of the good look
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

THE climate Of the great state
Il Of California. as all the
world'muSt have heard, IS rea-
sonably pleasant the yea
around.
l think the majority OF even
the most climarcally rabid Cali
fornians will accept this as A
fair estimate. though a few may
say l should have left out the
adverb.
Anyway. the. climate is real
nice. The sun shines nearly
every day in summer and every
day in winter when the dew
is not falling The air is warm
in daytime and cool at night.
There is no snow or ice, except
in the mountain regions. The
California ozone IS most health
ful
Thus the outdoors in Cali
fornla. especially in the south
ern part Of the state, IS quite
popular at all seasons. The
citizens are great hands for out
door exercises Of various kinds,
notably golf They have num-
erous nice golf courses, we'll laid
out on hill and dale. most of
them convenient 10 easy trans
portation and nearly all equipped
with good kitchens
IT WOULD be no great hard
Il ship 10 live outdoors IN Cali
fornla the greater part of the
year. even without shelter, and
with some shelter such as a
lean-to. or better still tent, IT
might be a pleasure. partiCu-
larly if the tent happened 10 be
pitched in a pretty location like
a golf course
/ suspect this thought has oc-
Cured TO some of our army
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
War Problem Clinic
Confusion on -AIotments
CIeored-Up o by Expert

might also write 10 the Home
Service Division of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, $50 w. Lafa-
yette, Detroit, and explain your
ease to them. They might ne
able to help YOU by sending
some one To talk 10 YOUR wife.
WALTER II. r.. SCOTT,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Pattern Followed
In Human Growth
by Dr. Logan CIendening Z

weight is heavier than the aver
age and height about the ave.
rage or somewhat below. Then
there is a taller group-always
exceeding tho average height,
constituting about 33 per cent
OF the whole This individual IS
slender and his weight not
much more than the average.
THEN there IS the small type,
Il consistently at every age
under the average height, con-
Stituting about II per cent OF
he entire group The actual
average constitutes about 81
per cent Of the boys and - per
cent of the girls. These differ
cnceS mean quite different po-
tcnual activities for the differ
cnt groups IN endurance
tendency 20 disease and even
temperament. a SubJcCs We viii
discuss tomorrow.
QUESTIONS AND ANSNERS
@ II a person has oSteomy-
clitS in her youth would IL b.
likely TO reCur later on IN life >
Would her offspring be likely TO
be affected by n? g. VI. =
A II the oSteomyelius has
been thoroughly eradicated IN
youth. ~ wlll not rccur. There
is absolutely and positively no
danger OF giving 1t TO the OIL
=. -.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Dr. Kahn Discusses
the Master Race

Life of Man" was among the
books publicly burned by the
Nazis. Twelve months later, A
book was published. whose for
mer title, The Life Of Man
had now been replaced by the
new title, Man and His Lie.
The name of the author for
merly printed on the title page,
a name which had an unmistak-
ably Jewish ring. had been re-
placed by the name of-that
blond young man with the Teu-
tonic scar on his right cheek!
The passages dealing with the
peace -proclaiming denture OF
civilized man, with the change
ableness OF the form of the
skull, and with the non-exiSt-
ence OF Aryans had been ex-
plunged. In their stead was
brand new chapter on The
Doctrine Of Race. Four-hfths
Of it was devoted TO the beauty,
the nobility and the-creative
power 60 ofthe blond master
race, and only one-fifth 10 the
other inferior" races. the Jews
being disposed OF on one scanty
page. And on that page we may
read:
"In contradistinctiOn TO the
German, who IL creative In the
domain OF kulture, the Jew Is
sterile. The German goes In for
science aud art for ideal pur-
pose, whereas the Jew does so
only for the purpose Of earning
money. Being sterile, however,
he has TO content himself with
the exploitation OF the creative
achievements OF the German.
which he then passes off as his
own. And heS certainly must he
given credit for n certain skill,
coupled with commercial cum
ming, In the exploitation OF work
done by others
IN 1888 Germany's Big Four
l. Hitler, Goering, GoebbelS and
Roehm-proclaimed the distin-
gushing traits Of the master
race: blond, slender, tall, manly,
and creative. At that time, the
people of Berlin had not yet
F. forgotten how 10 use their wits.
and so they retorted:
As blond as Hitler, as slender
as Goering. as tall as Goebbels
and manly as Roehm, the
same Roehm whom Hitler later
caused 10 be aSsaSslnated on
account OF his hnmoseNIality-
And now We can complete the
series by adding ..
"And as creative and sincere
a. the blond young Aryan--Mr.
Gerhard Nenymer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

yard and a hall
But in recording large num-
Der, OF which this is the aver
age, there are found devlationS
from the average which fall INTO
four groups.
There IS first a group whose
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Soldier Is 0istraught
Over Wife's Conduct

War Problem Clinic:
| was lnducted into the army
in March, and after 1lGn- months
of my absence, my wife decided
TO stop writing Later | received
word Of her unfaithfulness and
she herself admitted such.
She ignores my letters and
pleadingS. | would like 10 find
alli-lshelIaet.-aia-net.-f-couict-7pr-iv
for a divorce or discontinue her
allotment. II Only some one could
give her an understanding talk.
I'm sure II. would do a world Of
good Il still love her very much.
PVT c. J. Is.
Pvt. {. j. IA:
You may apply for n divorce
II you have proof OF YOUR wife's
unfaithfulness, but mere allega-
tions or beliefs are not enough
for a divorce nor warrant sus-
pension Of allotments.
Possibly your pastor could
help YOU, II you wrote him. You
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must STEU- YOUR name
and address. although no
names VIII be published but
Will be held IN StrIcteSt con-
fidcnce. DO NOT write dl-
rectly 10 members of the
panel
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
paueE
Judge James r.. Chenot
Edward PokOrny
Rev. Joseph \. Foley, =, j.
Fred VI. ButZel
Dr. Robert u-I IesteF
Or. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss Elva VI. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter ". r. Scott
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Ry T.. v. Durling

Dlsinouted BY Klns Featarss synd ne
Evening star., 1943-07-18

1t. Richord !. Bong Of Poplar,
Wis.,, is no smiling friend OF the
Jops. The I;unk fighter piIoN hos
downed 10 Jop planes over New
Guinea.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
AUTO SALES, USED CARS

Diamond T Motor Truck Sales
and Service-Poes Garage, rear
115 E. Franklin ST., Hagerstown.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
TRADE TRENDS

The Treasury is undertaking to
borrow thirteen billion dollars this
month. The magnitude of such f.
nancing defies comprehension. for
it exceeds the entire national in
come for one month at the current
rate of expenditure. Nevertheless
there is no doubt that the sum will
be raised. How it is raised. how
ever. will be Of utmost Importance
in determining the shape of things
to come.
Present plans call for five bill
lion dollars to be provided by COM
mercial banks. and eight billion by
the general public. Since borrow
ing from banks results in creating
new deposits, the Government is
expecting to raise five billion dol
lars in a way which will not re-
duce the ability Of any individual
or business enterprise to spend
The new purchasing power thereby
created will strengthen the infla-
tionary forces which already are
pressing against price ceilings.
This pressure makes it even more
important that large portion of
the eight billion dollars to be bor-
rowed from the general public
come from those individuals whose
incomes have risen most during the
war period.
Salaries and wages received by
individuals rose from s45.8 bill
! lions in 1899 to 1892 billions in
1912. Factory payrolls increased
from S9.4 billions to 1927 billions
in the same period and are expect
ed to rise to $3O4 billions this year
If the entire income of persons
receiving more than $4,000 annual
ly were invested in war bonds OF
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

Season soup to taste before
clearing. Cool soup mixture. Skim
off fat. Add slightly beaten whites
and crushed shells of two eggs.
Heat slowly beating constantly.
Boil five minutes to settle. Strain
through double thickness of cheese
cloth. Reheat to serve. To remove
any remaining fat draw strips of
unglazed paper across the surface
of the stock.
To pan broil a steak, cut away
extra fat. Have frying pan very
hot, grease lightly with fat scraps;
brown on one side, season with
salt and pepper, turn and brown
on other side. Reduce heat for a
steak l II to 2 inches thick and
cook a few minutes longer turning
steak to cook evenly and pouring
extra fat to keep it from frying.
Place on a hot platter, salt and
pepper pour over melted butter
and serve at once.
Correct arrangement on the
salad plate or il the bowl is all
important to the attractiveness Of
salad. Then green's should be
crisp and perky. This goes far to-
ward giving salads a iaunty invit-
ing air. Let the salad green's stand
up around the salad mixture, rath-
er than lie flat on the plate.
When boiling a ham to serve
cold let the ham stand in the
water in which it was cooked until
cool. When cold, peel off the skin
and slice
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Five Per Cent Interest, 10 to is
~ears to pay. L. S. Spangler, End
sIoor, Second National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 1886.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09

taxed away, only half of the differ
ence between total national income
this year and the value of avail
able goods and services plus taxes
would be absorbed and only a
small part of the war costs would
be met. Some economists state
that if initiation is to be held with
in bounds, the wage Garner must
be called upon to buy war savings
bonds to the full extent of his abil-
ity, and to pay more taxes than
present laws require
Substantial progress in broaden
ing the tax base has been made
through lowering income tax ex-
emptions. In 1910 there were only
100000 persons in the United
States who paid income taxes,
whereas it is estimated that 29,-
100000 persons are paying taxes
on 1912 incomes. Nevertheless,
total taxes paid in this country
constitute only % per cent of the
national income
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: Three Meals A Day )
BY SIDNEY SNOW
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

be thin. Do not overcook). Beat
egg white until just stiff enough to
hold shape. Fold hot tapicoa mix
ture gradually into egg white. Cool
mixture thickens as it cools.
Chill. Garnish with whipped cream
if desired. Serves to 9. To make
half this amount, use 8 tablespoons
quick cooking tapioca and 1-2 other
ingredient.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
FRUITS, VEGETABLES

Fruits, vegetables and all kinds of
green groceries, etc. E. e. Cronise,
81 West Franklin street.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09

See Abe Martin for the best In
Meats. Groceries, Vegetables. Is
Public Square. Hagerstown. Tele-
phones 2510-2511-2512-2513.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
ICE CREAM

Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
Money at Per Cent loaned on
first mortgages. Brewer and Lind
sey, 214 Second National Bank
Bldg. Phone 2481.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09

Delicately tinted frostings are a
dainty variation and fit nicely into
menus of definite color schemes
They may be made by adding a
small amount of colOring to any
white frosting, and blending it
evenly before spreading. Be care
full not to use too much coloring
for highly colored frostings are
Grass and unappetizing.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09

Glamorous desserts do a lot to
keep up family spirits these days.
If you'll take the trouble to borrow
a few simple tricks from the pro-
fessional chefs, even a beginner
cook can surprise the family with
picturesque confections.
A good starting point for your
adventures in glamour is a tapioca
cream pudding made in jig time
with quick-cooking tapioca. One
trick is to serve this popular deli
cacy with sections of apple made
pink by poaching in red jelly syrup
Another is to garnish the pudding
with orange sections freed from
white membrane. A bit of bright
colored jelly may be used, too.
AS a matter of good budgeting
strategy, you'll want to be sure
that these glamour desserts are
nourishing as we'll as thrilling
These toothsome tapicoa dainties
are a popular way to add to the
family's quota with health giving
eggs and milk.
Apple Jewels in Tapioca
or 2 egg yolks
cups milk
Is cup quick cooking tapioca
1-2 cup sugar
IA teaspoon salt
l or egg whites
l teaspoon flavoring
apples.
Mix egg yolk with 1-2 cup milk
in saucepan. Add quick-cooking
tapioca. IA cup sugar, salt and
remaining milk. Bring mixture
quickly to a full boil over direct
heat, stirring constantly. Remove
from fire. (Mixture will be thin.
Do not overcook). Beat egg white
until stiff but not dry. Add remain
ing sugar gradually, beating with
rotary egg beater. Stir hot tapioca
. Gd tlillS llItO SSS "HIlC' SoO4
mixture thickens as it coOls. When
slightly cool, stir in flavoring.
Chill. Peel and cut apples in quar-
ters and cook until transparent in
red jelly and water syrup. Az
range in each sherbert glass and
top with quick-cooking tapicoa
cream. Serves Z to 9.
Honey Tapioca Cream
/ or 2 egg yolks
4 cups milk
1-3 cup quick-cooking tapioca
1-3 or 1-2 cup honey
IA teaspoon salt
l or 2 egg whites
Saucepan Method: Mix egg
yolk with IL cup milk in saucepan.
Add quick-cOOling tapicOa, honey,
salt and remaining milk. Bring
mixture quickly to a full boil over
direct heat, stirring constantly.
Remove from fire. (MiXture will
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
COFFEE, TEA, ETC.

See w. D. Cunningham for Kenny's
Coffees-48 hours from the roaster
q East Franklin street. Phone 488
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09

Every Bond One Buys Aids the
Allies!
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
STOVES AND REPAIRS

Large stock of Repair Parts for
Ranges, Heaters and Furnaces. Oil
Stove Wicks, Stove Pipe. H. c.
Main, 1712 E. Franklin St.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-09
ROOFING - Thinning

-. H. Miner, Johns-Manville and
Carey Approved Roofing contrac-
tors; timing and sheet metal
work. Stag roofing, spouting, fur
naces skylights, metal cornices.
office at 35 Wayside avenue; shop
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itoren iieB. Mls Gisner ieine sfeoe
beenoet bate, iagte er 5u .Soriter':
uSeute babe tb mein Sooesurteil ge=
iprohen'' = uno bier @oden ipdter
mar er BON einem Sffi5ier ermoroet.
@eiter ertnnert 50rlter an feline TIM
'terreeung nit Dem republifanildell
Miniiter Setter, ben er al1ffproerte,
Sen, gof Die @abrbeit iiber oen &rieg
5,t iasen, a6er Softer anttportete:
,,Bir miifien In Der nationaliitiiden
@eae n1itmaden.''' -'"...,.- .',..' ~.
gs gibt 5tpei Geutihlano, iagte ser
sfriibere, Min6ener Brofeiior. "aber
.niemuno fann mir einreoen, baB Die
95 Bro5ent Sdafe oen s Bro5ent
Wolfen geuadien iinb.' Son oieier
auffuiilng ausgebeno, foroert er, oaB
oie Welt un6 oas oeutide golf ielbit
mad biefem artese Dor oen @0lfen
geidiitt tperoe. gr slaubt nidt oar-
an, bob es 5lpedn1;iBig lei, amerifani'
ide 2ebrer nod Deltihlanb 5,1 fdit-
ten, aber er foroert Gontroae, bie ie-
ben NufItieg Der 6el,tiden @enerdle
perbilloert. gs oiirfte nibt tpteoer oa.
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Mittuod, ben ~. Sannar 1913

u9ieie Yreuben'', iaste Joriter,
ubaben oas bumuniltlde 9eutidlano
oeroranst, 1no Sitler lit nidts anoe-
res als ibr ertremiter susorud. 0ie
8riide, auf Ser itd Ser graunalter
Sitler NIT BEN Brel,Ben fano, mar bas
acknowledgements ser sluoeut-
id)en.
Soriter atueifelt baron, oaB oie
8ei1narer &epublifaner cine @aran=
tie fir BEN fommenoen Srieoen bieten
fonnen. CT erinnert baran, baB Der
friibere baperiihe Wfinilterpraitoent
&urt gislter auf elmer i1ternationalen
Solia5ilte11tagl1ng entbiiute, mas Die
oeutide Seeresleitl1ng nod ar,f bem
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8efiir6tunget berribt in leitenoen
areiien oie Mnliht por, oaB mir bier
in 1nierem 2anoe iiber bie Weiiterung
6es 9t a + + II ngsperio rgungsproblents
nidt ben aopf 5u serbreben brauden.
@ir itno ilnItanbe llnb tperoen alt9
nad oem ariege es meiitern f0nnen,
I'M 8erein NIT 4unaoa unb iiioame,
rifaniiden 2anoern alleR~ @nipriiben
oes europailden Sentiments 5u genii=
gen. .. .>-
8ir perfiigen in offentliden &C.
treioelagern iiber @ei5enporrdte Die,