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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Special 70 rBr DrrRorr rINrs

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 15-7Ih the rising ude Of juvenile
delinquency throughout the nation the youth OF Milwaukee
stands like island of decent aw-abldng citizenship
Juvenile arrests in the United States have increased 10
per 194aA survey by the children bureau OF
the Department Of Labor revealed that the number of cases
before S. courts rose from about 5000 in 1910 to about
10000 IN 1912.
In Milwaukee OF police and juvenile court the
detention home and the local office FBI the large
proportion Juvenile have been for such minor onse
as riding bicycles sidewalks without licenses breaking
windows pilferng.
There been Of juvenile prostitution or COM
nerazcd vice in Milwaukee year and increase in
oenses on the part of either boys girls only girls
and y boys been picked UP for drunkenness Harry
OConnor, chief Of the ocal FIJI office, reports
all disturbed about juvenile delinquency in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Boston Schools Open
Youth Aid Program

juvenile delinquency which might
be described more accurately as
not juvenile but adult.
Also. II was planned 10 establish
a permanent program providing
for the education of youth 10 the
privileges and responsibilities OF
American citizenship, the educa-
ton 10 be spiritual. cultural, rec
reational and social.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Rice Supplies TO Increase

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is (INS)
The War Food Administration
said today that commercial sup
plies of rice arc expected 10 reach
an all-time high in 1894 but
may not be adequate 10 meet de-
mands resulting from increased
nlyineY nOIVer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Has am Answer
juvenile Delinquency Rare; Play Program Credit

responsible for hundreds Of these Clubs Drama
interior DECORATION, music needecraft debating hiking and
swimming only Of the club projects be found at the
Clubs formed by foreign groups do much TO keep alive
the and folklore Of their native lands.
Belonging these organizations Milwaukee, children learn
fundamentals of democracy-how with others for
fiendnes and understanding for other religions
and nauonaes for others less unfortunate than them
sclVe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
County Leader
In Los Angeles
Heads Youth Aid

LOS ANGELES. oct. 15-Due
to rapidly growing interest the
campaign of the Los Angeles
Youth Activities Committee be
came countrywide today when
Gordon L. McDonough, chairman
Of the board of supervisors. &C
copied the honorary co-chairman-
ship along with Mayor Fletcher
Bowron for the city.
Formation OF the Los An
geles Youth Activities Commit
tee by a group of outstanding
citizens appears To me to be the
most timely and essential action
yet taken on the home front TO
keep up the morale OF our young
people" said McDonough.
AIDED BY HEARST PAPERS
1T Is particularly pleasing 10
me that II is proposed To make
this n countrywide movement
and that IL is part of national
campaign sponsored by the
Hearst newspapers and leading
citizens In the larger American
cities.
II am happy 10 accept honor
airy co-chairmanship of the com
mittee and I urge all junior
Americans. regardless OF race,
color or creed to await them
selves of this opportunity 10
-aEganizA self governing clubs
and undertake other construc-
tive activities of n recreationaI,
social and civic nature that will
help them become better men
and women and better citizens.
NO LET-UP IN DRIVE
There should he no let-up I'm
this drive until the entire com
mlInItf-is- organized into self
governing youth units through
the sponsorship Of our estab-
Hshed religious, social and civic
agencies"
j, Paul Elliott, active chairman
OF the committee, expressed pleas
ure at McDonough's acceptance
and said the Supervisors chair.
man had always been one of the
best collaborators in youth work
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
STUDENTS TO CONVENE

Elliott sent to the board of edu-
cation and 10 the Rev. Patrick
j. Dignan. superintendent Of Cath
Ole schools, formal request yes
terday for their cooperation in
arranging the senior and junior
high schools for representation at
a convention of tcen-age students.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
IS DAYS SUPPLY OF BAX ONLY 1876.
COMPARE The ECONOMY

- BAX Capsules give YOU Is full days
supply Of yitamins. Many other products
require you to take from 80 to IS tablets
or capsules for the same period.
And don't confuse BAX with Boon.
pick or A, B, D, tablets. BAX not only
supplies the known important B-complcx
factors, but other ,iiamins just as yal-
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Calcium Pantothcnaie, Niacin. Notice
that these include valuable factors frc-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
One Foot
In the Aisle
by Bugs Baer

A GAG used a lot in army
shows is, "Gennural, we have
captured a spy"
The general asks, What kind
uff a Spy?"
The answer is: 'Mince pie"
Well. the general doesn't like
mince pie and he orders il shot
at sunrise. The gag was used by
the ArGonne Players in 1918.
But il goes further back than
, bum in a caboose.
1t started in our Civil War
and was used by Warren and
Shean in their burlesque war
act, The Battle of Bull Run"
Before Bryan Toy wrote,
"Oh, Mister Gallagher" for the
team and made them famous,
Shean was hooked up with
Warren in vaudeville comedy.
They burlesqued current
events, plays and books and will
be remembered by the old
timers for their Quo Vadis Up
side Down"
The Battle Of Bull Run" was
just about the funniest sketch
on the stage around 1900. Dur
ing the height of the battle the
enemy sends a courier over to
borrow a cannon.
The general refuses and
scout reports. "Gennural. don't
bodder about IT, They came
over and took il anyway"
Shean was a good, low Dutch
comic and l remember him in a
clothing store scene, assuring a
customer that he was losing
money selling him suit of win
ter underwear.
The customer finally gets
load Of such Shillaber and says,
If YOU lose money on every
thing YOU sell how in the name
Of the hinges of Hades do you
stay IN buSincSS?"
"Ill tell you, mister" says
Shean as he bends the Gus
toners ear and whispers, ~
make small profit on the
string and paper"
That was a terrific laugh but
don't forget Shean was great
comic and also a splendid actor
he pEnXedANheH- he was the
Music Master in Music in the
Air by the immortal jerome
Kern
K greater music master and a
Si,ll greater comic dialectician
was David Warficld who played
The Music Master more than
80 years ago
Copyrght. 1868 by KITE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Asking

Queries from clients. @ To
settle an argument does a ily
do loop the loop as it lands on
"a ceiling. A You have mo hal-
fled mister. How about YOU get
ting a step ladder and a magni-
tNng glass and studying some
fly landings? Q-Our baby boy,
Michael is / year old and has
l6 teeth. Is that good A
Sounds good TO me but can't
say for certain. as | haven't had
time 90 examine the vast
amount Of data on baby teeth
sent me lately, Anyway. here's
hoping little Mike doesn't have
any toothachcS. @ SO horses
named after men don't win
many races, says YOU, How
about the horse, Bill Farms
worth. named after the famous
SportScribc? A You arc right
about the noble animal YOU
speak Of For long time he
was consistent winner in
sprints VIII YOU have a Pitts
burGh Wheeling or Virginia
StOglC2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
SALT On iii SIDE
{. V. DurIinqn

Oh, bless the lolC that rels the
tHtUe'S face,
For 1cho could smile into
bdbB's eyes,
Or bear the beauty Of the eve-
ming skies
II he couid see lrhot coWetb on
GpuceI
Eugene Lee-Hamilton.
WHY Is it most condolences
are unlucky in love? Nearly all
our fam Gus feminine laugh
makers have been married at
least twice For cXampl O s.:
Fannie Bricc, Ethel Norman,
IaSu Pitts and Martha Rave 1t
may be that a woman with "A
highly developed sense of humor
needs a special type OF husband
that is hard 10 find Gen.
Montgomery, commander OF the
British Eighth Army said.
THE chief difference between
the German soldier and the
British soldier is that the Ger
man soldier laughs at the mis-
fortunes of others while the
British soldier laughs at his own
misfortuncs."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
ASisI'.S

In the past 10 years I have
seen upside down cake on only
one restaurant menu. 1t was a
speciality of the establishments
This is a wonderful kind of
cake Why do the rcStaurateurS
neglect it? . The American
Society for the Hard of Hearing
devoteS itself 10 research and
investigation which may better
the hearing of its members. 1t
is a very helpful organization.
Why isn't there q National As
>oclation of Rheumatism Suf-
ferers? Or an American Society
OF People Who Wear Glasses?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Nitamins are confusing No doubt you've
wondered why some products contain
only 3 or 4 vitamins. Or why some re-
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tcularly with rationing making many
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mcnt of all the vilamins established for
human nutrition. No need to take several
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your DRUGSTORE IS HEADQUARTERS
FOR DEPENDABLE WrAMlNS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Please Note

When a cat washes It's face
with It's torepaw, a sort OF dry
wash, that is a sign of rain.
So claims a weather expert.
Having no cat / cannot check
ON this as for what most Ccr-
talnIy predicts rain / believe
The most reliable is an ache in
an old injury 1t is said
every wife has in mind a second
choice for a husband That is,
a man She would like 10 bc
married 10 il She were 90 lose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
! nunnlnuInnlnnIuInunlnnllnl1

song or dance tune Caviar
sandwiches. forty cents" is sign
noted in delicateSsen store win
dow. Sounds like a bargain. l
don't care much for caviar. Give
me a sturgeon Sandwich and l
am happy . Who is the young
est aunt YOU know? / am in
formed that i'm Chicago there
are three girls of IS 9 and TO-.
Tho 6-ycar-old girl is the aunt
of the other two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Briefly

For reasons which VIII not bc
revealed AT tins time. when l
hear the Saro Waltz played il
reminds mo of Atlantic City,
y. !. Most everybody is re-
minded of something M the past
by the playing OF some popular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
YOU'LL LIKE W1AMINs IN CAPSULES

BAN yitamins are scaled in tiny indi.
lidual gelatine capmlcs-which cost us
more TO use than tablets, but which have
many advantages 10 YOU. So easy and
pleasant TO swallow; afford complete
protection against oxidation and possible
loss Of potency; eliminate the need for
sugar, yarnish, wax or other tablet coat.
IngS.
Ask your druggist for BAX BY all
means let your childrcn-all the family
start ENJOYING the protective benefits
Of this "Compietet Nitamin Capsule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Z Unnecessary

Joyce Hurt Of Los Angeles
sees no necessity for such a
scheme.
The problems Of manpowcr
shortages cannot be solved by
treating men n figures ON a
chess board, moving them
around at will" says she.
Americans are fghting for
freedom. Would we not defeat
this very aim IL We deprive a
man Of his right 60 choose his
oWr job? Some may answer
that the soldier at the battle
front has no opportunity to
choose. True. hut that soldier
Is fighting for certain civilian
rights, and this II one of them.
The solution lies not in shift
INK workers hut In production
caused by strikes. The strike.
not manpower shortage. j. the
cancer Of our home front. Let
every worker who claims 20 be
an American end this foolish
striking, then there viii be no
manpoWer shortages"
Joyee Hurt ago ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

her present mate. On the other
hand husbands during their
first marriage never give Sec
ond marriage a thought D.. Tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

most powerful horror story 7
know Of is The Monkey Paw
by the late W. w. Jacobs. A
vaudeville sketch based on this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
YOUNG
America
By ELSIE ROBINSON

Could the government solve
the manpower shortage by APP
pointing a labor car or a
federal bureau with the power
10 tell any and every worker
where be shall work making
him move from one place TO
another as may be deemed nee
eSSary?
DEAR MISS ROBINSON:
eve all realize what mag
nificent job our boys are doing
in the army. Let Us see how
the army handles this problem
Of putting the right man in the
right place.
They are taking millions Of
men, classifying them into
groups according 10 their Skills
and education and then send
ing them to the places and jobs
where they are best suited. This
makes the perfect working team
that Is needed TO win the war.
"Why shouldn't our civilian
army OF workers be handled in
the same manner, placing every
man in the job where he can do
his best work. IL works efIec-
tive.y in the army, why not in
civilian life? Together, under
this teaming plan. we can win
the war quickly"
Cadet Burton w. jain.
CO. G, 1908 Service Unit.
Penn University,
Philadelphia Pa
tSl5 PRICE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

ERE is pleasant little game that will give you message
every DAY II is numerical puzzle designed spell
your fortune Count the letters first II the number
Of letters Is or subtract II the
add The Your key start at the upper left
hand Of the ectanEe check every your
numbers LEFT 70 right Then read the
the checked figures give you.
Copyright Iso. n William afe. Distributed b., King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Speaking Of stage and actors
here is what certain A O..
Gardiner had 20 say back ~
1876 about u certain personal
Ity known 90 an of u-
''He il incomparahly the
finest actor on the worlds
stage. lie sees life a. a terrific
film drama. himself a. its hero
--sublimely self-sufficicnt and
all-pOWerful, despising the mob.
dominating il by his volcanic
energy. thrilling n with the
emotions 81 the stage Nature
equipped him for the role Of
Super-man with extraordinary
completeness and cOnsummate
art has supplied any deficiencies
Of nature When he speaks 10
You. YOU feel that an electric
current il running through your
veins" '|'.
y Woudts What h q Gardner
thinks about h hero. The
great a.Tur. to5sy7 Know
VINO .f VASE Sep N.--o'r.-s
ftrttrr F..f...s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Cadet Burton w jain
Co. G, 1908 Service Unit
Penn University,
Philadelphia Pa
ISIS PRICE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
VtI

Ter then sent for Bcnaucr and asked him
Which will prevail l or the priests who
preach obedience TO others above me ?"
Benauer avoided the avid eyes Please
don't ask me that"
Il order you to speak" Hitler raspcd
Hitler's notorious temper. apoplcctic In
intensity, was rising and Bcnauer desperately
took chance. you can't prevail against
God. beseech you. warn YOU not 20 Try it,"
you wan mel" Hitler ragged.
Two days ter Benaucr was summoned to
a villa, told that woman, rich, beautiful and
gullble, wanted 20 consult him Two huge
dogs tore him 10 death.
Borska Gilbiger, a Hungarian woman Of
brooding beauty had acquired a great repu-
tation as a prophecies At the end OF 1885.
for instance, she published the following
prophecy in newspapers in different parts Of
the world:
In January Of the coming year the King
Of England VIII die and will be succeeded by
his eldest son, whose reign will not exceed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

twelve months, for he will then renounce the
throne"
In January 1896 King George V Of Eng
land died. He was succeeded by King Edward
who ronounced the throne of Great Britain to
marry the American woman he loved
In December 1888 thirty newspapers
printed her forecast: War looms ahead and
is bound to break out in 1899 There will be
crisis in March but not till September Will
the war actually start" IN 1889 Neville
Chamberlain and Daader averted war for
short while by appeasing Hitler at Munich.
but in September war did break oUt.
Hitler sent for Boriska Silbiger. Tell me
what's ahead ?" he demanded
BY the end of 1910" she said everybody
in Europe will be in the war. Italy viii uu-
eNpectedy enter upon bold and daring enter
prise, much to her injury. Great Britain H.H
suffer But that country will also show "a
powerful united front toward the world.
Japan viii enter the war but viii eventually
be checked by a great Western power"
And what about me- Hitler asked
" will not lie 10 you yet l don't want 20
die for telling vou the truth"
Il promise You VIII not die-an my account"
"Yop will come 10 violent death" she
said believing in his promise
IJ'lcr 81 not order hor death. But she is
i'm 4 Cow an conccntra .te- ca..f.
W men lltt ldie was ll.tllo l'Ilt.t ~toin.tN'lS
in Nazi Germany hid their talents
But one man the Hindu, EJacm3s Laduc
Was a soothsayor Of a GiGcrcnt stripe from
the others.
Remarkable for his prophecies, he mod
cstly said they were mere "gucssos.'
Hitler ordered him 10 appear at his noun
tain refuge in the Bavaran Alps, Ecrchtes-
gaden.
What will be my outcome in Rassia?"
Hitler asked him
I.adue shrugged his shoulders Il am not
a prophet" he protested. 1t is You who
should know better than anyone else
Hitler insisted on knowing what lay ahead
of him. Ladue made several prophecies which
came true. HITLER was impressed The Hindu
guessed" coming events which ne knew from
secret military sources were slated To happen.
. Ladue managed 10 make himself intriguing
and many a session at which Hitler was sup
posed 10 be meeting with military chiefs was
a private conference between Ladue and Hitler.
These took place in the famous cyric on
the mountain peak near the main house al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

BerchtcsEaden. 1t is a single room with walls
of thick glass set in steel. To get TO it a
shaft was drilled through solid rock for
hundred feet An automatic elevator is the
means of getting up 20 that room.
There Hitler spent many hours with Ladue
but one day Hitler became abusive. Ladue's
temper broke and he said.
1 do not see unqualified success for you,
No0 Fuehrer, in Russia "
Hitler few into rage then stalked out
Of the room. lie descended in the private
elevator alone, Later Laduc came down and
went TO his own room He strapped a belt
about hum, filed with gold pieces. passports
and other papers. which he had altered"
How he was able TO leave Berchtesgaden
safely is not yet known.
What is known is that Heinrich HimmIcr
was put on Ladue's trail. Not all the efforts
of 10000 black uniformed SIS" men kept
Ladpe from slipping out of Germany.
He went into France equipped with hand
some new mustache, new clothes and new
identification papers. In France Himmlcr's
men also were hunting Ladue. He approached
"A Gestapo head in northern France showed
credentials as special agent" In the hunt
for himself and said to the Nazi officer:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

And when you fall you will fall like a house
OF cards"
Later Schmitt told Of the interview. That
man showed such ferocty in his eyes that
wouldn't want TO be where ne could get at
me. should he rise TO power"
Shortly after Hitler became Chancellor
Schmitt was found dead i'm a Berlin alley.
Hitler next consulted fortunc-tcller. Karl
Benauer. who told him: y.
You VIII carve out career like Alex
andGr the Great and Napoleon But you VIII
surround yourself with aides who will be
your worst enemies. You will kill an impor-
tant general, then a close friend"
One of the first OF Hitlcr's advauccmcnts
was over the body Of Major General Won
Schleicher, killed on Hitlers order Captain
Ernst Roehm Hitlers right hand man
The world was amazed when executioncrs.
led by Heinrich Himmler and on the order
Of Hitler himself entered Roehm's bedroom
and shot him dead
With these two prophecies borne out Hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Who are our guards on the coast? ?"
The Gestapo told him and Ladue said:
IN two days youl have definite news of
Ladue's whereabouts"
That night Ladue said to two Frenchmen
in St Malo
II am a friend and here is proof You are
known to the Gestapo. And ! will make
known to you where Gestapo men are sta
toned. l wish to be taken TO General de
Gaulle in England and I advise you two to
come with me. I will show you safe route"
Later a fishing boat with three men in it
put out unhurricdly from the mouth of the
river Rance. \ launch full Of Gestapo guards
stopped them. Your papers" their leader
demanded.
Ladue gave password.
Proceed said the Gestapo men.
In London Laduc was presented 20 General
de Gaulle with whom he enlisted. Then he
sent word TO the Gcstapo chief where he was
Meanwhile Hitler is thumbing through the
names in the Department of Occultism - and.
in view Of how badly his intuition" froze
up on him during his recent Winter campaign
IN Russia, he's probably yearning for mystic
with something good and hot. like the act of
the celebrated Clairvoyant. Erik Jan Hanus-
sen whose medium. Omikron was able TO
produce enough gas from his stomach when
in trance 10 heat up small stove and cook
dinner
But Hanussen who predicted the paper
hangers rise to power over ten years ago
was mysteriously murdered in the woods near
Barcuth few weeks after Hitler became
Chancellor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

one rs the disappearance Of
the Hindu, Eracmas Laduc.
The other is the creation Of
The Department Of Occultism"
IN the Munich Branch OF the
Reich Health Ministry For
une-tellers, crystal gazcrs,
palm readers and others Of their
tribe must now register with
tho Department OF Occultism.
HiNcr's Reich wishes TO dis
tluguish dangerous forms Of
occultism with international
connections from those who
may be useful" The words
dangerous" and useful" hint
at the reason Why soothsaycrs
in Germany are embarrassed 20
death. and l use the grim word
as no mere figure Of speech.
For Hitler has lost his latest
and favorite fortune-teller and
is looking for "A successor. But
few If any, professional for
tunc-tellcrs in Germany want
10 serve in that capacity. They
are thinking Of the story Of
Eracmas Laduc, Boriska Sill
bigger and their predecessors.
In 1881, two years before
Hitler came 20 power in Ger
many. he went TO a fortune
teller, Ernst Schmitt. who scru-
tinized the fanatic face, closed
his eyes in self-communion. then
began:
Il see a life fun Of excite
mcnt for YOU. But" The
mystic stopped abruptly.
Go on. Hitler said impa-
tiently, obviously anccred.
But your sclf-cstcem is
greater than your capabilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
BY PRINCESS AMELIE KARAPow


a wit
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death