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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

D.F Reading your column IS
che OF The Joys In my life. I'm
studying real hard trying 10 he
come Domestic Science teacher.
Do you think will reach my
goal,
Ans; You're bound 70 succeed
keep up the good work. You are
fortunate In knowing what you
want 10 do when you finish col
lege 50 many young people fall
to make m their minds until
they are thru college. Work out
your schedule with the lnstruc-
Tors and they can inform Won
inst what ron must take In order
10 become teacher In Domestic
Science.
B.W. The quiz IL concerning
nv brother-in-law. Is he really
trying 10 propose to me behind
my sisters hack? I have been en-
gagged two times and when tell
him about II. something happens
Il throw me on Ia he my Stun
bling block
Ans, stay away from him nj
together u yon feel he i thinking
TOO much ~ you. II would never
do 10 allow him TO make love TO
Won behind the hack ~ your SIS
Ter. Keen your business to your
self don't tell anyone your plans
nnti, Won carry them out. Wy
suggestion Is that you make
friends and get ont more often
With the single boys and assoc
clnte less with Your sister and
her husband.
F.E.B.-I have trouble ex-
planning the true facts OF manag.
ing the bills with the money we
have. When can't meet them
I'll get T. an ugly face and he
saws II give Won all have and
7 don't see what YOU do with the
money 7 give you 10 save my
llfe." Yet he knows u is more
than 7 can handle 7 explain this
n him that he makes additional
bills before 7 can pay of the OLD
ones ne makes and he just flies
cff the handle.
Ans. Little does he realize
that you can't stretch money
ihe fact f. he knows darn we'll
that he wonld never make ends
meet and nrefers 10 put the whole
responsibility ON your shoulders
Ccntlnre 10 do your best for u Is
hotter this way than never 10 see
The MONEY VI all. Write out an
lstmized statement Of your month
" hills and the outstanding debts
nnd LET him see that Won are try.
Ing 10 get straight With the world
again. II NAV have some Influence
On his making new debts.
CIT want 10 hear from YOU
before lump At conclusions My
hoy friend makes ont like he
makes good money and want Y
know N he Is Just a cheap-skat'
or what
Ans.,-Ycu have him figured
out nreity well ne Isn't going u
part with his money II he can pm
yoa of by making promises. U
ron think ron can -pulI his lex
you are IN for n hIg surprise.
this old hoy Il goIng 10 hold ';gh
10 everything ne has.
WRIT I'm young woman
age p. and live with a ma
vho likes 70 tieht and keep al
the devil all the time. I am tirs'
/ Of this. want 20 get married
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
The
EVENING
HOUR
LESS SENTIMENT, MORE
BUSINESS IN MARRIAGE
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS

1T is quite possible that among
some OF the reasons for the ris-
ing scale today. in the divorce
market, Is that too little atten-
ton Is being paid to the "busi-
ness OF marrying by the con-
tracing parties. apparently senti-
mentalism and romance so befud-
die the agitated and momentarily
synchronized minds of the now
until death doth part" duet. that
the purely material or business
rngle OF affairs. is completely lost
sight OF.
Unfortunately. too often. the
eostatic feeling OF "oneless." de-
generates Into static" and where
each thought the other a verita
bic lovey. dovey, their mutual
ecstasy and elation. was turned
to chagrin and mud. when they
came TO earth and found that
after all. his or her "itty. bitty'
footsies. were feet Of clay.
Moraists make much OF the
spirituality Of the marriage-state
We cannot afford to argue against
tradition. custom and usage New
eriheIess, II wou1d seem in view
OF the increase in divorces that
scme serious thought should he
given 10 the civil aspects OF con-
nubial-expectancy There Is no
question that marriage Is a mat
ter IN which civil law Is as def
mite and final as. that Of the ade-
quately unseen spiritual phase OF
marital condition. or state.
II Is not customary for men
engaged IN commerce or indus
try. TO rush blIndls into a bus
mess deal. or enter into any form
81 contract. unless they are fully
assured that every legal require
mcnt IS on the up-and-up OF
course we know that here. even
some Of the shrewdess get stung
But the fact remains that the
contracting parties 10 a marriage
are often blinded nv the excite
ment Of the moment. and with
out even looking twice AZ the
marriage contract. all atremhle
sign willy-nilly, on the dotted
lire.
Crashing the gates OF matrl.
mony can prove az disastrous
end barren OF future bliss, as |
verbal agreement between parties
Of first and second parts. ex
pecting 10 engage In business
venture. or course as we have
learned In school. that there arr
exceptions to all rules When
ever there Il desire to entel
upon the seas Of matrimony. ex
centlons seem ephemeral and un
real.
1T WOULD seem that u migh'
prove advisable to Incorporate
with the Courts OF Domestic Re
lations. department. or division
stated by unpreiudiced and dis
interested persons whose func
lions would consist in polntin'
cut and explaining Marriage. and
TIA Relation 10 Business-BlC
BUSINESS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

WRITE a young woman.
age p. and 7 Tive with man
who likes 10 reht and keep M
the devil all the time. am tired
Of this. I want 70 get married
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

circles, suen music clinic had
been introduced BY colored musl-
clans.
For The hrst time Negro Com
posers program was presented in
the auditorium Of The main branch
petroi, Pungc library An EXHIBIT
OF the camposilions OF local COM
posers and other evidences OF az
'istic and cultural expressions Of
Deirois coiored We're IN display
in glass eneased stands and later
10 the lobby Of Inc main branch
Democratic In scope
Recognizing tina in me arts,
drama and music there s no sec
,.onsl lines OF casr or color dis
,luciion an the roster of the DINA
is the name Of pr Nelhe b liaeer,
member Of IRE faculty Detroit
lnsuin'e Of NpscaI Arts a dtec-
ior n the Delroi' Guild of Ch4rch
Musicians and director ~ me Maze
cnoir widely known as the Lite
church Of the Ar wv mat
hroaacasis every sunday morning
al 70.
Officers and membership % ne
association are Of one-mind III he
5elief that the worth of any organ-
cation dependent on the good vii.
opinion andfuppor. % be public,
rest upon u.s. contributions 20 and
furthersnce COMMUNITY rpli'f and
Advancement The DINA has never
sWer,ed from IL policy never 20
become ~commercialized The
contributions financially and mu-
sically 81 ~ individual members.
and hts IS true as an organ'za-
ton - largely gratuifous Their
seevlCes and hat o. the assocla-
on. have been gladly ard freely
given In the collective desire 70 be
OF constructive and educational
usefulness IN the community Of
metropolitan Detroit.
It's president, Fred Hart VIII
liams, member Of the association
for more than score o. years.
Is inordlnareiv proud q his con-
neciion with the peiroi, Musicians
association. lie is among ise first
t. grasp any idea that Will tend
10 further enhance the prestige Of
1.-THE organization he heads NJ.
/ Williams does MOI believe in per-
soualizlncH or "isolatinS ne IN
fluence OF me org niza,ion ia 10
extent that il would become IN a
strict and narrow sense social
lied As with others u DINA
membership. IL is Mr. Williams be-
lisf that ire association IS an a
feera part OF communists cultural
advancement rather than ina q
an ndvldusi group 20 indNa-
uals or ofrarixaton ensarcd
merely the furherance ~ nai-
vidaai or COLLECTIVE erandi7e-
meut on these htoad and hesal
principals tae Dis, or loo names "a
membership all of DINA. contain
others Than chose - - mcmher-
ship actively ani PROFESSIONALLY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Native Son
poOK 8 INSTALLMENT XVIII.

,,r h,,nno of the body and the taking of the half
.ad trunk 10 the station just thing Your
ss ss 70 destroy Evidence So
al an he carried on to the point of ransom If Miss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Historic Mansion To House Liberian President
MUSICIAN ASSOCIATION
EFFECTIVE In CULTURAL
GROWTH OF COMMUNITY

Comparatively few Of Deroits teeming thousands Of
coored population realize that among all Of the organ
cations working in the interest and good Of the
citys Aframercan citizens there that for nearly
quarter Of century goes about business Quietly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

fuce the court7"
The room was full OF noise and
the Judge raped for quiet. With
trembling legs. Bigger rose. feel
Ing In the grip Of a nightmare.
is there any statement you
wish 10 make before sentence Is
passed upor your
(Ts ~ continued NEXT wesk)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Special Counter
Entirely Closed

one downtown drug store will
end SID license was formerly ont
of the largest SID distributors Il
the stat, This store has a Specla
counter. glaSSed in and with wicke
windows. from which II once dis
penSed as much as $1,000 worth o
liquor a day
When the Times reporter called
the counter was closed altogether
why not ," explained the
store manager, there isn't
single bottle on the shelf.
we got truckload recently
one day NJ t:t5 In the after
noon. People saw the truck
parked outside. and by o'clock.
two hours and quarter later.
every bottle was cleaned out"
OF the state retail liquor stores
in Detroit, eight are designated
combination stores from which
SDDS and licensees tSalOOnS) may
purchase their liquor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Dunn Denies Sale
to Saloonkeepers

The second factor is that cuSto-
mers. unable 10 get whisky, have
beer buying cordials. One Detroit
company which makes cordials is
selling 5000 cases monthly where
rs year ago its sales in Michigan
did not exceed 1000 cases a month.
Another sold 1886 cases last
month. while in February Of 1912
IL sold only 2,916.
Sales of wine Of more than 16
Per cent alcohol. distributed only
through the store system and
SDD's. have doubled.
Chairman Dunn denied report
that individuals find the liquor
stores empty because the avail
able supply is being sold TO saloon
keepers.
"Frem sales records. we have
tsbulated the percentage Of
whisky distributed by each store
70 the bars and 70 the SDD's,"
Dunn explained.
As an example, one Detroit
store last wear NAV have sold
40 per cent OF its whisky Ia "a
looms. 20 per cent 10 druggists
and 20 per cent IN the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Cleveland

WHISKY has been scarce since
Thanksgiving. and since Christmas
tthc-State- has limited customers
to one bottle al a time. Some
stores are open only one or two
days q week.
Long lines form whenever a
store receives shipment Saloon
owners employ spoilers to follow
trucks from the=state- warehouse.
There Is n lot Of bootiegging be-
cause of the shortage, and A few
liquor store managers have been
caught selling out Of the back door
while keeping the front doors
locked.
All cafes and bars have been cut
by the state to 50 per cont OF
/ ! 942 purchases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
The Liquor Situation
Hoardnq by 0ruqstores. individuals SDDs Supply Cut
SDD's Supply Cut
TO One-F our+h,
They Claim
LContlnned Irom rnge Onel

Continued from Page One)
or 80 per cent of the amount Of
liquor Wc handled the same
month last wear" spokesman
of the drug firm declared
we formerly placed an order
al the BroadStrcet liquor store
state store No. SO. az l00l9
BroadStrcct every week for our
various drug stores. It's So bad
now that we've simply left a
standing order for them Ia give
H. anything they can" hc said,
"FOr all our stores, We are
getting nOW--On the average
about - per cent of what we
got year ago.
"Of course. We don't get the
brands we want, either; We take
what Wc can get. One month we
get practically -Re-b+eR d e d
whisky at all. Last month, at
the 30 or 60 blends listed on the
state boards. we received only
five different brands"
-drHEEIsiin- an- uppe
middle class neighborhood de
clared he had been unable TO TAX,
care OF his regular customer
property sincc-thc -firSt-of-the yeat
This goes tor both quantity
and quality of whisky" he
pointed ont.
For some time now, when
ever one Of my good customers
comes i'm and ] can't take care
ni him, I've heen calling all the
other SDDS around here Ia try
and find what he wants. Then |
send my customers over To that
store. Mast times, however, L
can't find il anywhere.
We've. gotten "A little Scotch
and some cordialS, as well as gin
occasionally, but practically no
blended whisky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop Y
your cough. chest cold. or acute bror-
chitis rs not treated and you cannot
sfford 20 take a chance with any meci-
cine less potent than CreomulSion
which goes night 20 the seat Of the
trouble 70 help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature 70
Boothe and heal raw, tender. infamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creoSote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
II contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
ycu have tried. tel your druggist 20
eel YOU q bottle Of Creomulsion Nth
the understanding YOU must Ike the
way u quickly sllsys the cough per-
hitting rest and sleep, or YOU are TO
nave your money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Managers Decline
To Tell Percentages

In addition, there are two whole
sale stores. No 81. al 1899 r.
Warren. and No. 33, the Broad
street store, which cater eXclu-
Sively to SDDS and licensees which
haul away their own liquor.
Store No. 10. al the warehouse
lat 1881 w. Fort, caters 10 SDDs
and licensees who require delivery
of their orders. Deliveries are
made by a private trucking con-
Germ at so much per case.
None of the managers of those
state distributing points would
comment on what percentage OF
their liquor is going TO SDDs, Ii
cenSeeS and the retail trade
through state stores.
a spokesman at the warehouse
declared, however:
These stores selling To SDDS
and licensees are supposed 10
sell on n basis Of what they did
last year. hut I frankly don't
know how it's working out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
No Discrimination,
Commissioners Insist

Chairman Dunn and Com
missioners Theodore l. Fry and
Felix H H. Flynn insisted the
distillers are not discriminating
seainst the monopoly states.
which sometimes are hard bar
gamers and usually take a dis
count for prompt payment.
Wholesalers in open states
have been cut a. much a. 80
per cent Dunn said. which Is
q fact verified by the Times sur
vey, They have large stocks
today only because they bought
heavily before the shortage,
Some Of uur fsst-seiiine
brands are no longer being pro-
duced. hut few OF the others
have been cut more than 20 per
cent. This drop has been offset
partly by new brands"
The commissions figures show
that 1882 cases OF liquor were
distributed in January. This is
only a slight drop from January
1892. when distribution totaled
176.osl cases. and is more than
the January. 1871. figure Of 1885,
S12 cases.
February distribution was 49,
543 cases in 1913. III, 206 in 1912
and 1865 in 1941
There are two factors keeping
the present. distribution total close
70 normal. One is the fact that
the state has been cutting into its
warehouse surplus.
Usually the liquor on hand on
any given day has been worth at
est 100000. Today, with prices
higher than at any time since
repeal. the inventory is only
g. 100 900 in all retail stores and
warehouses throughout Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Buffalo

Cheap WHISTLES are scarce, but
the stores have plenty of the more
Expensive brands. However re-
tailerS have adopted their own ra-
tioning system and are limiting
each customer 1t is no longer
possible 10 buy by the case.
Wholesalers are parceling sup
plies, to prevent boarding The de-
.mand is greater than dt any time,
due partly TO the fact that stores
here have been "raided" by Gus
toners from Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania.
Many retailers have large stocks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Distribution Fair
on Percentage Scale

"In that store, the available
whisky is being apportioned on
that basis, Zach store has Its
oun percentage scale. In that
wav. the stocks are distributed
fairly.
eff boarding could he stopped
there would be no long lines of
customers"
Druggists are out Of whisky aS
frequently a. the state store,
MANY Of them reported that The
minute they get q shipment Tho
word spread throughout tho
neighborhocd and they sell oIi
within 4 few hours.
Outside the metropolitan area
the situation is fairly good r Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Britain Worked Cp
Over Dipsy-DOOdlins

and there was speculation that il
had been borrowed from the Cold.
stream Guards or novel But C.
Americans II was reminiscent OF
Cab Galloway.
a thcatcr fun of LondoncrS
were watching a ncwSrecl of Hit
Ter and MuSSolIni leaving a train
walking past lines of soldiers and
lifting their arms IN stiff salute
The audience caught the spirit
one portion yelling 'Hi-de-hl' anC
the other answering 'Ho-de-ho' as
the AXIS partners Saluted
The army. il IS said, uses its a.
q mass greeting 10 pretty girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
New Orleans

Liquor is comparatively plentiful
because inventories are high.
Wholesalers predict a shortage
when supplies are depleted, mas
much as whisky is rationed by dis
tillerS to 50 per cent of 1912 pur-
ChaSeS.
Popular brands remain available.
except in low price brackets.
Demand has tripled because of a
huge increase in population and
nearby army camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

LONDON. March IS (UP)-
A non-com barks AZ an enlisted
man
"Hi-de-hi."
The soldier comes To attention
and shouts back:
'Ho-dc- no.
II has become the catch phra
81 the British army tho typical
method Of a subordinate officer
meeting his men. II has started a
controversy IN which Parliament.
The pres, the military and the
public arc taking part today.
This bt ~ leVty IN the ranks
apparently started as IN order on
a battalion parade ground. Some
Br.irnS were shocked. Others
amused.
Last week Laborte ~. G. Me-
Ghcc arose boz Commons and
charged that there had been
DIp>y- doodlIng in the army.
that colonel had instructed sub
ordnatcI officers ~ his command
"a use the FIRST part ~ the phrase
aS part n the salute and tor
enlisted men 20 respond with the
scor1 part
British columpistS ierreted the
information that the officer men
toned way ". F. V. Gates. who
fought a. DgrkTk IN 1870
~ al seems ridiculous" one
Co'I~r.>' wrote but = good
many soldiers are prepared 10
defend " a. means OF building
morale
Some ~ Tho pundifs wanted 10
know whore ihe phrase originated,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
New York

Unlike most cities In open
states. popular brands arc scarce
In New York. Gin is almost gone,
and hrandleS are no longer avail
able. TaVefh> have whisky for
sale 10y the bottle, bat not many
of the brands that have been best
sellers
austin MacSweeney, president
of the Liquor Dealers Association
Of Manhattan. said most taverns
haze considerable reserves -but
that II whisky is not rationed soon
by the government many saloons
vii hc forced out Of business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Pittsburgh

State store customers are linn
tied TO one bottle al a time.
Deliveries are made TO each
liaHeF store once a week, and each
store is sold out in two or three
days, There is no gin and the wine
supply is low.
For several weeks in December
and January. state stores did NOT
open Hoarding is blamed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

system. sluypysd 20 limit every
one % two bottles a week has
not been = success.
A survey by The Detroit Times
today showed that the situation
in Michigan Is no worse than
Other states -haIlnE- govern.
rent monopoly.
Nearby monopoly states are
Ohio and Pennsylvania and IN
Cleveland The shortage Is So bad
the stores are open only a few
hours each afternoon and some
do not open for days al a time.
But liquor remains compare
lively plentiful in open states
like Illinois and New York
where stores arc privately
owned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
and Saloons, Coupled With Boost
in Population. Leads 70 Panic
tContinued LON Tage One }

IN Detroit that rhc panic is cri'-
lcai,
Underlying reason Is the pun
LEFTY given the fact that whisky
no longer is beng distilled m TINS
country. Di>tuerS insist that n
consumption remains normal the
supply ~ warehouses VIII last four
wears Btu ttrr- puhfic, apparently,
IS not convinced.
Tho situation IN other cities:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
St. Louis

Whisky. aside from Scotch, Is
plentiful, but gin is not available
Store owners began stocking
years ago. Some popular brands
are scarce, but there are plenty of
substitutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Chicago

Most liquor store owners are
cutting INTO stocks which they
started laying away two years
ago Popular brands arc hccom-
Ing scarce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Tomorrow's Times UiH pre-
sent surrey of the licensees
the men Who run the bars
and buy their liquor from the
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

VIpCIkIi-Hsmllton at Virginia Psrk
'muihn Jirx Falksnhurg Bert Gordon,
"LAJ0H YOUR BLUES AWAY" Buck
Jones DAVIS m INF GREAT DIVIDE >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

ppICCTI t-Rs46 MI. Elliott II. 0s5g
hiCIiLLh Eug CrOsby Boo nope %
ROAD 10 MOROCCO ANA "nANStK~
TAhk ONkR. Cartoon. 't.-Mrn ~, ths
Black Dragon" No. T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
SrNIIIr-4isl Grand River Ayenu.

oL'iLLb Open o.l5. laugh Show Be-
tween and 3 p VI Robert Livingstone.
10y ERLAND STAGE COACH" George
Raft, Pat O'Brien In "BROADNAYd
One -HeHf-ef- Cartoons and Comsdi.s=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

AnVEETfEThitN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Grnnd Rhsr no. .aso 4

iV"Lh psR TRASspoRTArioN
FACILITIES TO THIS THEATFR All
Grand River street Cars Al Msysrs Road.
Greenfield sn@ schaefsy Ruses 60 Right
by our Doors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Ea.t jefferson. q, pr,..l
'CnIichissn at Gao.
c0Ilipr-Michis.n $, Cas-.

Park Free After 2 = " Ls'ss' War NsTs
J MesgunEsrx,- Tit SpERIsG TRAILS "
"THE MAN WITH TWO LIVES" Plus
frankie parfo IN FLYING WILD"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
,lpAnIcr-sIII Moodwnrd nd. I-eeas !,

hhhUiOL Open IL 80 Noon. On stage.
Erskine Hawkins, "20th Century Gabriel.
In Person. and orch. Ida James and Huge
Stage show Screen -"Ne PLACE Ron \
LADY" Come Before 5 Pm. and save 25c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

widely known essential food values:
abundant food-energy, protective vita
Minis and minerals. Good proteins.
A break, isn't it, to get this whole
wheat nourishment in such a tempting
form. Big crackly fakes, toasted a
golden brown. and full OF rich nut
sweet flavor. In fact, Wheaties are apt
to give you second helping ideas.
Free New "Menu and Shopping
Guide" for point rationing. Handy
reference list Of rationed foods with
space for point values. Space for
menus. Grocery check lists. To get
your pad, mail postcard today to
General Mills. Inc, Dept. 428, Min
neapolis Is, Minnesota.