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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Interesting Items
From Here. There

welt. Stimson and Knox" he
replied.
A REPORTER named Allan
IA Chase didn't like the looks
Of Frances govt in Spain :.
So he went into the Latin
American countries 10 learn
more about II. He found out
You'll find 1t in his new
book, "Falange" and he offers
data 10 move your eyebrows 10
your hair line Chase is no
punch-puller Names names.
dates and places You'll be
surprised whom you meet in his
pages =. a one-time household
name movie gal star, for in
stance Another person men
toned still sits pretty in high
govt office E. In Cuba, Chase
reveals. the Falange found the
veals, the Falange found the
going a bit tougher, although
one editor there supporting
Francois group was honored in
New York at a University
getting a prize in journalism!
Read IT and thank Allan
Chase
MEMORY Dept: Remember
A'A the A orleans who
screamed that fascism was in
vincible? Remember how they
urged you 10 appeaSe the axis
because the urgers insisted
we were too weak TO fight
back? r m m Der the
names they called Americans
who urged that something be
done 10 stop the spread OF hate
here ? =. Remember how they
described faScIsm as the wave
OF the future And now
that wave of the future is
small swamp of the past.
IN 1880 General smedley But
l. Ter winner Of two Cong.
Medalsl publicly criticized Mus
solini After the story broke
about ii Duce's motor car
crushing a child In the hit
and-run manner " That's what
Gen. Butler called him-a hit
and-runncr In a speech at
the Contemporary Club, Philly
MuSsollni protested via the
Italian Embassy 80. As result,
the Navy ordered a court
martial but later rescinded il
Now II is Colyumist Sam
Grafton who is scoldcd for re-
ferrlnG 20 the King Of Italy as
that moroniC little king
Copyright by DAILY Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
War .Nprrps Wear Thin
Beer Writes Sharply
To Sharp Writers
BY ARTHUR Bugs" BtER

m writing sharp note who writes the sharp
for the insurance companies.
80 years | have been getting sharp notes
from companies And the sharper they the duer
they
Now and / think the insurance companies
should be a bit lenent u delinquent risks
Instead of writing sharply, please remit before Aug
suffer the details" | suggest:
please kick forth IL possible and IL not possible,
do II anyway
subscribers require
capable substitute.
\rAn the companies that sharp-note should get
motherly lady the job and let her write old boys
BE gentle firm. But don't fly of the handle Just because
/ farther back than bum a caboose Don't forget
the government taking all the cash have and throwing
snowbals at the This complaint but don't forget
the adage that cannot get out Of key than you
put in it.
Send cute little note firms and companies, and maybe
will meet you the drug tonight. win be
wearing a lapscd policy in my buonhoe
by F,stu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

THINGS that still burn me up
- and knock me cold: The G.
Men lost the decision against all
those Nazi saboteur accom-
plices in Chicago The
high courts held that the F'BI
didn't "arraign them properly"
In time of war yet! -.
Add delicious reading: Going
back over the files 10 read the
boasts and threats of Virginia
Gayda--t h @ Italian Goebbels
II is a mental dessert
Just as good as the
speeches Of Nazllationists.
pADOGLIO, who never
ID fought fascism. is getting
better treatment from America
than De Gaulle, who never
stopped fighting II Among
other things we cant get ex-
cited about is how the war af-
fects the stock market
No dlctators power is
permanent---ln case John l..
Lewis didn't know Epi-
taph for Duce lie died with
his bootlicks on Talk
about wasted time, money and
effort. A trial is on in Cali
fornla 70 find out if the Bund
was diSloyal 10 the Il. S.
That's like holding a trial 10
discover if Adolf Hitler is a
Nazi? ,
Under Cover" offers the in
side story behind the Dies Com
Wittee'S decision 10 cancel the
probe Of pro-Nazl Gerald Win
rod a few days after il got
started It's an orb-opcner
I + Stones reminder 10
the optlmiStS Hitler is nearer
20 Moscow than the Allies are
10 Berlin
At LAST Gocring has a good
-rpaAnp- ln-WaaE those
chest medals They're bullet
proof Germany has admit
ted tina, u torpedoed the Robin
Moor Look back at the files.
The obStructioniStS blamed il on
. Britain and everybody except
Germany 49,. Those Of Us who
said u was Hitler were called
HarmongerS Add bond slo-
cans Digging into your leans
TO buy more war bonds is bet
ter than digging a foxhole
Swell novelty song. Killers
Letter 10 NuSSollnl' with
Bcnifos reply on the other
Sdej.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
State Socialists
Run Washington

high and an appalling number
were pregnant.
a doctor from one camp told
me that all had dysentery from
hunger, one I'm three had scurvy
and so per cent OF those under
20 had tuberculosis"
THESE exposes should receive
L the widest publicity. They
cannot endanger our purely mil
itary alliance with Russia. but
may help to prevent what l be-
lieve would be the greatest of
postwar calamities-the dom
nance of Red Russia in world
affairs. Politically, socially and
economically, Soviet Russia is
the enemy of all that is free,
progressive and fundamental in
the United States,
Let's fight with her. but not
for her.
EPIGRAMS for the Kickapoo
medicine men making post
war .koombosh in Washington
and elsewhere:
A plan is a promise made by
the wind.
A radical Is man with his
feet firmly planted In the air"
President Roosevelt.
Don't prophesy onless We
know."-James Russell Lowell.
Promises and pie-crust are
made to be broken" - Dean
Swift.
20 promise me!"-title of a
song in Robin Hood"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

paper correspondent, Alice Leone
Meats.
1T was only by hanging
around the railroad station that
i could get TO talk 10 the men
and women just released from
prison camps.
This had TO be done on the
sly, the Soviet authorities
wouldn't have liked my snOop-
ing, as they were determined no
outsider should see the wretched
condition of these people.
AT first il was thought that
about 100000 were imprisoned
in the L. =. =. r.. but In the
end the figure was found To be
nearer 100000. No trace could
he found of over 5000 officers
and II generals, one of whom
was Halter.
The condition 81 the people
when they arrived from the
prison camps was heartrending.
II was on hand when n train
load of 1000 came into Kuiby-
SheN. There were IS corpses In
the cars, men and women who
had died Of hunger on the way.
Women from respectable
families were thrown i'm with
women of the streets, criminals,
murderers and other scum.
Some of the girls had passed
through a. many as 100 hands
to get bread.
The percentage Of venereal
diseases among these girls was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

Johnny LINUS PONY" Nc
" ATEE Famous Jockey Of
the yeStcgcar. Now a brilliant
amateur golfer Men who play
billiards make the best golfers.
Baseball players are next in
this respect. And then come
jockeys
Mrs elem Mccarthy, wife Of
the distinguished sports scribe
| have known several people
who have had turtles for pets
but Mrs Mccarthy IS the only
one l know who put a leash on
her turtle and took HIM walk
ing She made the leash by
using adhesive tape 10 attach
some string to the turtles
back The turtle apparently had
capacity for affection be-
cause during the absence Of its
mistress 1T would not eat. Mrs.
Mccarthy also says
1T was remarkable 10 see
how lovingly that turtle looked
up az me-"
Was recently stated here
that a New York dentist claims
10 have successfully replanted
and transplanted teeth Now a
California dentist makes 'the
same claim The Californian
says he studied under the New
York dentist referred 20. In
aSmuch as both these dentists
offer TO name A number Of pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Coast Guard
Now Uses Horses

tents who have replanted or
transplanted teeth, there must
be something TO At.
.
QUERIES from clients: a
W Has there ever been a
cafeteria successfully conducted
on the honor system. that IS.
of patrons taking what food
they wanted and then figuring
out their own checks
"A buffet restaurant In
New York was successfully con-
Quoted on the honor system.
However, this place employed
spoilers 10 check on patrons,
so II did not have the faith In
the honesty OF the average citl-
zen IL was supposed 10 have.
Q-You claim Marguerite
Clark was cute, little trick No.
among the film stars Of all
time. Who was. or is, No. 2?
A-That would he Louise
Huff.
@ Isn't il true men prefer
their wives 10 be little on the
dumb side? Doesn't that give
the husbands that superior feel
ing they love TO have?
A--Have heard this claim be-
fore. Ii il nonsensical. Smart
men want smart wives. We will
deal with this question at
greater length later in the
semester.
STATES an eminent star
~ gazer:
AS Leo your cOlors are red
and orange. Your lucky day is
Saturday. Your lucky months
are January and October. Your
motto Is: Love me and my heart
will find you. Hurt me and my
heart will forgive"
Immediately after the war
the New York City area will
have another race track that
will be built on the Flushing
fats near the site of the Worlds
Fair. This track will be built
10 accommodate $4,000 race
fans.
Plane parts that until re-
Gently took a highly skilled
worker five days to make are
now being produced by a ma
chine in two and a half hours.
A girl with very limited tuition
can handle this machine. This
is fine for the war effort but
tough on a skilled worker TO be
placed on the same basis as a
girl OF limited experience.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
March Of Events
by benjamin DeCasseres

THE laundering hcfuddlement.
decentralization and polti-
cal skullduggery that 20 in
Washington on the domestic
front today have their good
uses.
Il IS all a living moving PIC
ture OF Just what state social
ism would mean
We are. of necessity. today
living regimentcd economic
life. but Is anything as near
chaos as what you read in the
papers every day-thc conflict
ing orders, the ukaScS, the
counter-ukaSes. the guinea pig
experiments, the babel of com
mandments. the laundering?
Did you ever hear of anything
conducted by private enterprise,
by capitalists, by frce-lancc
American induStrlalIStS that
was such a mess . No. YOU
never did.
Folks a-lcSAan- Sia1n
cialiSm! Look al Washington,
D. c.
4 Nd speaking OF state So
CialIsm. heres sharp peep
into that much-touted workers
paradise, Soviet Russia, which
YOU viii not find in Mission TO
Moscow or the other pro-Red
films.
II is from that bcsf-Sollor,
Blind Date With Mars writ
ten by the international news
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
The Brighter Side
by Damon EsunyOn

American soldiers and civilians
are prisoners there, well nigh
forgotten by all but their rela-
'lveS, and apparently doomed to
long years Of Imprisonment as
TINS nation fights 30 per cent
war against the japanese that
IL may fight 2 100 per cent war
in other quarters Of the world.
S1NCE that day m April 1912
- when The weary heroes OF
Bataan las down their arms
after one Of the most glorious
stands IN human history they
have been M the hands Of the
enemy. most Of them undOubt-
cdly IN prison compounds or
the conditions under which they
are hold We know little or
nothing
We know that this nation
treats It's prisoners Of war well,
but the reports Of the japanese
system are not reaSSurlng.
The war department has eSii-
mated the number that sur
rendered on Bafaan at $1,000
American and Filipino combat
---4i4s- i-44e ----1--t-+4 ti4--t4-af4Ai ff4--f4
ComhatantS and supply troops
10 which must he added those
who later yielded on Corrcgidor
and the thousands of civilians.
men and women taken pris-
oners IN Manila and othri places
M the islands
Among The prisoners are high
officers OF the American army
including II. Cen. Jonathan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Better Health
by Dr. Logan CIendening

I AM starting herewith a new
L feature IN this column which
is a review OF the articles on
medical subjects whTCt come
out currently in the weekly
and monthly magazines
The publication of such arti-
Giles has become a growing TEA
ture and is presumably based
on demand from the reading
public.
Some Of the articles are very
good, some are bad. The worst
are those which have the fault
Of sensationalism Which is. in
effect. holding out promises
that cant be kept
The practicing physician has
learned that any new form of
diagnosis or treatment must 20
through a process Of trial be-
fore II cane be assessed For
every 20 methods that are en-
Enthusiastically recommended. We
are lucky If one is found valu-
able enough TO retain.
TIE advocates Of the method
may be perfectly sincere:
they have been working IN
laboratory and found some re-
suits that are striking and feel
they must have universal ap-
pllcation. Or they have had
some initial success with
method Of treatment. and their
enthusiasm CLOSES over the fall
ureS. But in wide. actual trial
1t does not stand up
An example Of this was the
advocacy of mercurochreina- fer
all blood infections, an event Of
the last war II was sponsored
by one Of the most eminent
medical men Of the country. He
undoubtedly had good success
with II in his cases But n
Topped lamentably when put
up against largc-Scale opera
tons.
THE harm done by a sensa-
tional article can be esti-
mated by considering a patient
who has cancer and follows
new Will-o'-the-WiSp IS cure
meanwhile neglccting the good
solid methods of treatment
that might have brought cure
HpEfeCrIHE MON UnIII II II 100
late.
An announcement bout
which a hopeful but cautious
attitude should be held Is that
on pcnc!lln.- PcncilAn * . meld
for which II Il claimed il is a
germ-killng agent. better than
the Sulfa drugs and effective
against diseases which do not
yield 10 them. Among scientific
journals the English Lancet rec
ommendS II. the American Med
ical Association simply says n is
not yet available for general
use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
On the Side

I looked louq A. q map today
And, oh, u - 80 fqr
Across the bttlc pulpf,d squares
To that one lchcfc 0oe off.
! brc0thed n single rghuG Hss
across the starry bl,r
And unless it's faHgirj W If
stars.
n should be rcorhinq go.
- Brown.
tAbove was sent 20 n Young
matron Of Elgin. IIl irony her
soldier husband IN Iceland They
have been separated for ID
months. Mrs. Brown neglected
20 tell MS her husband FIRST
name or his rank
GYM not less on women and
more about horses ."
asks a Baltimore subscriber. An
excellent suggestion a horse
has a better sense of smell than
= doc and will sop.a dargar
moro o,ickIy and 40 , orr,f..
distance G0inq o,sr the .ar,a
rolIio daily - bol..a vii rosc, "a
The SLIGHTEST chance an ronJ,-
lions II STRANGERS arc IN ND
ING the horse UIU warn his
rider
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Connolly Answers

1-ta) David DbJ William Oc)
George
2-lal Vermont. Now Hamp-
shire. Massachusetts, Com
necucut Rhode Island, CO.
New Mexico. Arizona. Cali
fornia Jcl Alabama, MISSIs-
sippl Louisiana. Texas.
3 John g Whittier (b)
Edgar A. Poe tcl Henry
Carey
4 Bulgaria Yucoslava, Al
hanla. Turkey
5-taA ZuluS, lbl MoorS lc)
Ethlop.au~.
st. I----ii--it ~ l4 Pa llE-aii-. La
Ira
Capy-lh' 1859 hg Eoe Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Quick Answers

! Left.
, Neither y is.
3-Thcrc are no scheduled
through trains or Pullman
cars from New York TO Los
Angeles.
5 AlcockS & Browns Raj
NiCkcrS.
&c and u ara cnrEcct-
six years from now 1919
S Tuesday
Copynrb' 1913 nv KRIS Fau-.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
w ritcrS Forget
the Philippines

Wainwright. and il would be
interesting 10 know their refiec-
tionS n they get news Of the
steady advance OF American
armies against the enemy thou
sands Of miles away while they
SIT there surrounded by the
grinnIng faces Of their captors.
4 ND I am not overly opti-
"A nistic that many editorial
writers VIII adopt my sugges-
ton about Aug - Manila Is
yesterdays news. Talk Of re-
verses is not good for public
morale The public must not
be made 10 remember defeats.
But | can tell you of some
who do remember the forgotten
legion Of Luzon. They are the
thousands OF relatives Of the
prisoners IN our western states.
THE proportion OF nitwits
Il among mankind being what
II is tahout 4 IN 10) ! am not
particularly surprised 10 hear
dirty little digs a. the WACO
and thes WAVES an q the
WAAFS and the SPARS and
the other womens corps, from
that source
However. am both sur
i1-rSrri 7r1ri disappointed w-ffrr,
female civilians pat IN their
oars 10 The same effect
think it is not only bad
taste but injurious TO the cause
of Womankind
Among these female knockers
Of the womcn'S corps. | find
many who seem TO have no rea-
-Sonab4e- aAc4<eS-fer not being IN
the service themselves.
The corps wants recruits.
The qualifications are not ex-
acting.
II the dolls OF no family re-
SpOnSlbliueS who are running
around night clubs and wasting
time playing gin rummy. or in
dulglng in phoney war activities
want 10 do something patriotic,
they should give themselves up
10 the recruiting SerCcantS
/ BID the young ladies Of the
4 WACs and the WAVES
and the SPARS and all the
rest TO be of good cheer and
10 pay no attention 20 broken
down gags from jerks dis
guiSed as men.
II has not been many years
ago that women were under
going a barrage of naStiness
in their battle for equal rights.
The men, especially the
politicians. made all manner of
foul Jokes about the ladies'.
but IN the end the ladies
CnaScd me DunS into dt-hOlcS.
The day will come when no
mar viii dare .fes' about the
womcn's corps In the presence
of gentlemen. ~
The people of the nation Will
become familiar with the or
CARNATIONS and accept them as
a matter OF course and viii
recognize and honor the girls
for their patriotic service.
And in closing, I again
recommend 10 all Of the fair
sex who may at the moment
feel a bit snooty toward the
women's corps. 10 60 and do
likewise.
copvrebi 1913 hy Kiir Features
Distributed 81 International News ssrvos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

RESPECTFULLY suECes -.
that newspaper editorial
writers get out their pencils
and cIcic a calendar date that
soon belallS. as a reminder 10
write an editorial for that day
I think II should be an cdl-
torial 10 recall 10 their readers
lost glory Of our flag the
memory OF which should scar
and burn our national con-
yCIlUCC unTDWIJUngiy 10 The
hour ~ is retrieved. but which
jsncyer mentioned nowadays 10y
news spapcr commentators or
persons in high Official positions
or even by the public as # y
were an lmproprCty 10 bring
UP the subject
The date is Aug -
Il ls the 45th anniversary ~
the fall of Manila TO American
arms
m THAT day IS years ago.
" come the thirteenth Of this
month. our soldiers swung the
Stars and Stripes TO the brcczeS
Of 'hc Pacific over the ancient
-u-44lS-At. tAa-c4l4- lad lnt-alnnAL
half a century h floatcd proudly
there and m us shadow. haSked
IN peace and prosperity some
100000 people
And now. what?
NOW aS the Triumphant tread
Of our fighting men thundcrS on
enemy soil elsewhere, the flag
les IN the dust n the Philip
pines and upwards OF 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

4 L.-Wul you please inform
me if there Is any benefit TO be
derived from a glass of warm
milk taken at bedtime. Is 1t
iattening?
Answer-kgreat many people
make a practice Of this and de-
rive great comfort from IL.
Nearly any warm drink at
bedtime viii assist IN getting 10
sleep and makes for quiet
night.
/ am inclined 10 believe that
much Of the benefit comes from
the mental attitude that the per-
son haS-in other words. if l
think the milk is going 10 calm
me down and put me 10 sleep, It
will.
II is fattcning. but ~ more 50
than a glass OF milk ~ any
other time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

TWO timely magazine articles
Il are Medical Miracles on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

the BattlciieldS' and Climate.
Makes the Man The former
is the more timely, but DR..
NfTitS IN ms -vTrvvS- on riTuTdtr-
points something eternal for
mans benefit.
He has cOgent reason for be-
lieyIng that the middle parts Of
the United States afford man
the best climate for the utmost
vigor and vitality II extends
even 10 animals. Hogs which
reach the 200-pound slaughter
size In six or seven months IN
Iowa and Illinois, take -
months i'm Panama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
On Broadway
by Walter Winchell

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright lS4s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

You know IL you've got huS-
band on your hands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

THERE was once a popular
L song entitled Why Can't a
Girl BE a SOLDIER Tba, was
during the days when a young
woman could say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

tents who have replanted or
transplanted teeth, there must
be something TO At.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-12
NOTICE or APPLICATION
ron TAN DEED

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
That Patrick Ellis and Mary Rose
Kills holders 81 Tax Certificate
M. SO. issued the eth day of Jul1
\ IT, 1871. has filed same in my
office and has made application
for a tax deed 10 be issued there
on said certificate embraces the
following described property in
the County 81 Monroe. state 81
Florida. to-wif-
Swis - NEit 4 NWI -
SCI Sec - TWP 80. Range
= EaS'-S0 AcreS. N-i0s As
recorded in Monroe county
Records
The assessment ~ the said prop
ertv under the said certificate iS-
sued was in III. name Of Annie =
Hun
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law the
pronerty described therein Viii 10
sold q" the highest bidder at the
court house door ou m. first
Monday in the month 80 Sant.n
Beer 1888 which is N. sth daV -
--.t--..,l,.--- 1asG
pet.I This 9Th asv - august
ras-
fSrAT. ga~~ e. SAWYER
''l.-'- -.f Ci--uit Court 81 Monroe
'-"untV- Florida
aug5-le-Ie- es.1at-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-12
MAKING PLANS FOR
POSTWAR PROGRAM

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Aug. u.
,FNSi-The Florida State Plan
niui Pc2rd Is working with the
Florida State Chamber of Com
mtrCe. the Committee of Eco
lomic Development and other
agencies on plans To take up the
lack and keep going after the
var when shipbuilding and other
var time industries are diScontin-
led.
Nobody wants TO go back 10
boondoggling and wood cutting
and u IS felt that by united action
1ow. plans can be worked out
that will insure continued indus
gial activities throughout the
tate which viii give employment
- workers az they are released
from war jobs later on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-12
LEGALS

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT oF TIIE
ELEVENTH II DICIAL. GIRCIII
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ~
AND ron MONROE. COT NTN. ~
tEANCEtN.
Case No. 9--S
STANLEY LEE HUGHES
Plaintiff
y DINOHCE
AVIS ADELE HUGHES.
Defendant
ORDER OF III BLICATIoN
Fo- Avis Adele Hughes
T. Kiker street
TallapooSa. Georgia
You are hereby required To appear
Z" the Bill ~ Complaint for divorce
IN the above STYLED cause on the 9Th
dav - September. \ T. 1913. other
wise the allegations therein will he
taken as confessed
This order is To- be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in THE Key West Citizen. n mevvSna :
per published IN Key West. Florida
Done and Ordered this 18th day
u July. \ n 1888.
fSEAIl Ross 4. Sa,v,,.r
tierk Of the Circuit Court Monroe
County. Florida
kv- tSd) Florence r SAWYER.
Deputy Clerk
Solicitor for Plaintiff
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