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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
POLITICAL PARADE
BY GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-Last
w Tuesdays uprising of the
pushed-around American people
who stood il as long as they
could, and then hit back-has
placed in jeopardy not only the
national Democratic ticket in
1914 presidential campaign. but
has endangered the hold of New
Deal leaders '-euphemism for
messenger boys" - on their
seats in Congress.
1t is interesting to observe
around the Capitol these days,
that the only Democratic smiles
are on the faces of those Of
that party of independent mind,
who consistently have bucked
the policies Of the Socialist
Labor coalition which has con-
trolled the government since
1893.
They realize and welcome the
fact that the voters have
adopted the only course open
TO them 10 put a stop to the
tendency toward Capitalization,
dictatorship, and bureaucracy
the defeat al the polls Of those
responsible for or associated
with the policies which have
produced these things in Wash
ington.
TNHEY fear, and with reason,
Il that - beginning in next
years primaries - the voters
are going 10 take II out on all
the "ins." Unfortunately Vot-
ers have a way of doing Just
that when their dander is up.
Thus the innocent are appre-
hensive Of suffering along with
the offenders.
Some Of the New Deal lead
ers stand out so ConSpicuously,
and have so completely identi-
fled themselves with the So
cialistic and Communistic poll
cies of the past decade, that
they naturally will be shining
marks next year.
Since the trend in Tuesdays
elections has merely followed.
in increasing ground-well the
anti-New Deal trend first oh
servable in the off-year special
elections following the regular
elections Of 1910 and since
such trends have a way of in
creaSing until they have run
their full course. the election
of Republican governor in
Kentucky foreshadows the de-
feat Of Senator Barley. DEM
ocratic Senate leader, a year
hence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

show that there are meteorologi-
cal destinies that shape our
ends, rough hew them as we
will. but we can do something
about il. too. II would be hard
TO think We could never rise
even above The weather.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
@ Is there any possible way
in which | can increase my
height either by certain diet
or exercise? / am u years old, 5
feet s inches in height; all my
brothers are s feet j. i.
A-There IL certainly no way
Ia Increase height after the age
Of 81, either by diet, exercise
or anything else. Sometimes in
young children who do not grow
fast enough. the use Of thyroid
extract helps. However you have
a good height. Everybody can't
be q feet tall.
Q-Is IL possible 10 tell an
acid condition in the stomach
by the change in color Of a spe-
cially treated piece OF paper /
think il is called litmus) when
wet by the saliva Of the mouth?
r. r. w.
A--The stomach IN always
normally acid. The saliva IL
always normally alkaline. You
cannot tell anything about the
reaction Of the stomach from
the reaction OF the saliva.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

WHAT looks like palace at
w Park Ave. and 51st is
merely the uppity Racquet and
Tennis Clubhouse #. There is a
Park Ave. penthouse that has a
AIlrden with a 30-foot waterfall
~ Radio City's studios are
built like boxes within boxes,
separate rooms within rooms,
raised from the building floors
by steel springs covered with
felt in order to improve acous-
tics. Imagine going through all
that trouble for soap operas :.
The Music Hall Rockettes can
live comfortably without ever
leaving the theater. They work
there, can eat in its restaurants
and have luxurious dormitory
atop the theater TO sleep in =.
Talk about tact. At one Park
Ave. place, the headwaiter never
bows to a patron, If he is with a
woman not his wife.
THIRTY-TWO years after Co
l. lumbus discovered America
the strip of land now known as
Manhattan was discovered by
Giovanni da VerraZanno. There
isn't even a street named after
him What many sight
seers think is romantic and
picturesque in Chinatown are
merely rundown tenementS, The
citys worst slums are located
there Our fighting Mayor
LaGuardia has installed a
punching bag in one Of the city
hall rooms Only six cities
in Germany contain more Ger
mans than Yorkville
Many of the Oriental herbs sold
for high prices in exclusive food
shops are grown in Staten
Island II you want a
Whit Of old New York. go 10
the Murray Hill Hotel. AS old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

ON BROADWAY

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright iS's
fashioned as handle bar
mustache.
TEN times as many people
l. visit New York during a
year as live in the metropolis.
-. As far AS earthquakes are
concerned, the Big City is the
safest part of the world
Only 1000 of the $4,000 Chinese
in New York live i'm Chinatown.
=. This gives you an idea how
cosmopolitan our burg is: 1t
has three Arabic daily news
papers The Chinese main
tain a school for their children
in Mott ST. The merriest
locale in town is the Puerto
Rican section of Harlem on Sat-
urday night There are laws
regulating the shape of our sky
scrapers The opening of the
Brooklyn Bridge was celebrated
as a national holiday. For II
years, while the bridge was be-
ing built, the chief engineer had
lain partially paralyzed. The
first lady 10 drive across il was
his wife, who acted as his inter-
mediary throughout the tedious
task.
WHATS become Of the Chi
w nese longs? They're still
in existence but are just peace
full benevolent ocieties
There used 10 be a lake where
Tombs prison now stands What
are now Front, Water and
South streets were all covered
with ter years ago, and
Broad street was a canal
Before the famed Staten Island
ferry came into existence pass
engers were rowed across the
Hudson The folly OF isola-
ton isn't anything new. Peace
full, defenseless redskins in New
York were invaded and licked
by Indians from New Jersey.
They left themselves defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Il. ". DURLING
ON THE SIDE.

Distributed by International News Service
ended by the death Of their part
ner do not live as long as either
single or married people, SO
state the longevity eXper
Therefore, II you are widow or
a widower and want 10 live
long time, YOU should marry
again.
II is announced that the
statueSque musical show per-
former, eorgia Sothern is
working on novel. Georgia,
like her distinguished colleague,
Gypsy Rose Lee, seems 10 suffer
from scribendi cacoetheS.
QUERIES from clients:
0 Q-I am 81; the girl I
want 10 marry is Is. Are we
too young 10 marry? Am ask
ing you because my girls mother
believes in what you say.
Al think people should
marry young. And am in ac-
cord with the matrimonial eX-
pert who said: youth should
marry young and work out
problems together. Be reckless,
II necessary. Disregard economic
needs. Your bumps may be Sc
we're, hut you will get more out
OF life"
Q-All right, smart boy.
Either tell us what famous no.
tel is mentioned in Harriet
Beecher Stoves Uncle Tom s
Cabin or send me StOgie.
Al think II il the st.
Charles Hotel. New Orleans,
hut am not going TO read "Uncle
Toms Cabin" again 10 check
on IL.
THE following communication
l. signed by six New York
Husbands" has been received:
$50 women want a mans
angle, do they: We will give
them . few angles. We would
give these direct to our wives,
hut none of our wives can take
citicism without sulking or get
ting angry-As-to- the angles.
"1-Why haven't women suf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Connolly Answers

1-(a) South America; (b)
Abyssinia; (c) China and
Japan.
2-(a) Freed; OBJ lengthy; (c)
law.
3-(a) Italy to Germany; (b)
Switzerland TO Italy; (c)
France to Italy.
4(a) Melon; (b) jelly; (c)
grapes.
5-ta) Romeo; OBJ Hamlet; (c)
Macbeth.
6-(a) World War II; (b)
French and Indian War; (c)
Civil War.
7-(a) 35; (b) 35; (c) 80.
Copyright, 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

less. because they believed the
Hudson River would keep them
safe During the seventeenth
century Wall Street was the
favorite hangout for pirates.
Make your own wiseefaek.
TIVE front pages OF the Big
Il City's first newspapers were
devoted TO want ads There
are more than Is religious de-
nominations in our city enjoying
the fruits of democracy's toler-
ance New York became a
big town because II is a great
seaport. Without the attraction
of the port New York would be
just another small town The
only traces left OF the original
inhabitants of the big city are
the Indian names of various
towns. Manhattan (which is
Indian for a place of beauty .
ManhaSset, Rockaway. Setauket,
IdltfiOkut anu AlOlildnh i III
first battle between a sub and
a battleship took place during
the Revolutionary War near
Governors Island.
THIS is how the Astors be-
Il came New York's biggest
real estate operators: During
the war of 1912 the blockade
hurt merchants most Astor
loaned them money. refusing all
collateral but mortgages. He
gained all of his property
through foreclosures .. Water
front workers have names for
various piers. They are usually
named after women Years
ago the city's biggest sporting
events were races between
steamships in the Hudson :.
A ship laden with gold was sunk
in He'll Gate Channel, so years
ago part Of Long Island
Sound. Many attempts have
been made 10 recover the treas
ure, but the gold is still there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Quick Answers

The ass.
\ Waitress and beauty shop
u operator. because they are
accustomed 10 standing long
hours.
A mural. on the wall Of a
convent refectory in Milan.
Nicholas Longworth. All
the others were vice presi-
dents OF the United States.
A A. Gromyko.
Franz Schubert.
Nights in a Barroom.
Quincy Adams. Jack
son was elected president
four years later.
TESTS given in summer heat
resulted in ratings only so
per cent Of those in winter
cold.
Against the caster, ISL to
Pa.
Copyright. Is4s. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Il ENTUCKY has done things
~ like this before, and COM
paratively recently. too. She
elected a Republican Senator,
Richard p. Ernst, in the Hard
ing landslide of 1920, and re-
peated in 1924. when she sent
Frederick NJ. Sackett TO hold
down the seat of Henry Clay.
Thus for two years, 1925 to
1927, both Of kentucky's Sena-
tors were r epu bl cans. a
thought calculated TO send a
cold chill down the spine of
Dear Alben."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Doth plastics and rubbers
- are made from polymers,
big and chain like molecules.
Addition of sulphur, under heat,
is the kind Of vulcanizing
process which definitely divides
a rubber from a plastic.
However. DR.. ID n s m or g
pointed out, there is a whole
new world of "polymers," these
long. Slnuous molecules, which
lie in the intermediate ground
between a true plastic and a
true rubber.
Synthetic rubber, today. is
not the equal of natural rubber
in tire. At speeds of vehicles
higher than 40 miles per hour
greater heat results and
greater cracking occurs in the
synthetic rubber tire than in
the natural rubber tire.
NEW studies of the way in
~ which different varieties Of
molecules, varying in weight
and such properties. in any rub
Der, alter its qualities are Civ
ing us hope that man can make
synthetic rubber better than
the natural one.
One of the new methods of
testing rubber tires. developed
at the Goodyear laboratories.
employs a machine consisting of
a l0-foot diameter hywheel, and
altogether weighing 10000
pounds.
This gigantic contraption,
with enough power to lift a TO-
000-ton ship out of the water
up 10 about three feet in the
air in one second, tests air.
plane wheel tires, brakes and
rims.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Brooks.

NfNs
Brooks.
The above ancient advice
should he pasted in the vicinity
of every bachelors shaving mir
ror. Next 10 IL should be the
observation that Hell hath no
fury like a woman Scorned, and
the claim that "Only fool will
ingly provokes a woman" Being
"Off with Che old love and still
retaining her friendship requires
greater intelligence and knowl-
edge of the female sex than win
ming A woman. Our Horses a.
Women File No. 1856 has some
good advice on this subject
which is available TO all regular
subScribersD
IN NEW YORK CITY there is
Il A drug store which has been
established 100 years and has on
file a record of over 1000, 900
individual prescriptions. If you
know of an establishment that
can beat this record, please
name il.
If a girl tries 10 do the lead
ing on the dance floor, don't
marry her. She Is a dUmineer-
ing type and will make life
tough for you.
If you remember Scott Jop-
Inns ragtime piece, The Maple
Leaf Rag" you can call your
self a young old timer.
EVERYBODY has favorite
IL sea food restaurant. The
best restaurant Of this type in
the country is probably Miller
Brothers in Baltimore.
If Russia made its Far East
air bases available TO the United
Nations the Japs wouldn't last
FIVE months
Those w h o S e marriage is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

n ia good 10 be merry and Dise,
IL IL good 10 be honest and
true;
'Tis weH TO be Of Nth the old
love
Before you are on nth the
UpfT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Those W h o e marriage is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

BUCKY RYAN saws he vii pay highest
dollar for 1885 1895 1g37-lg3s and 1889
automobiles. Cali no. 1872. ISL LfverDoas.
BUYING CARS. any condition. for junk
Atlas Auto Parts, si37 Livernoss- North
lawn 1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

FOR FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE SEE
ASSOCIATES PLAN CORPORATION
SO MACcABEEs BLDG. IL. -Se0
Personal NOTE loans on your signature.
Peoples state loan Company. 2o2 MuT-
phy Building Woodward and Grand AYES ,
HiRhland Phrk. MON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

LINCOLN ZEPHYR 81 5-psSs. club COW
Is ono miles 5 G~Dsral o. " uree,
radio. hextsT snc ce!IJSters. Looks new
ttSCOIS SALTS TO E-Sksl
Fcrs " r PleE 500 Woodward, 81 sears
No prI1ra'y needed Open TN p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13


FOR a good car from 1889 % 1912 ! will
pay a big price. University S-s4O6.
HAVE cash for A good late model Pontiac
or Buick Would like radio and heater.
WIN pay good price II car has low mile
age. Call Carl. at LEnoX $3.50.
-4-- HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID
Ford Chevrolet Mercury. Plymouth
PAUL ZAHNER, S001 Mack
HIGH DOLLAR for equities, cash waiting
any make model. 1922 Mack.
/ WILL not b. Out-bld on junk cars,
trucks $3.50 Michigan. Lafayette 5lI0.
WISH Ia buy from private party a 1855.
1899 1910 good light car. Oregon Osso.
JACK ALEXANDER really knows now 10
get the nigh for your car or equity
cash an i've minutes why give 'em away
S435 Woodward. Trinity 2-Si5o.
LATE model Dc luxe Ford tudor or 4-pass
coupe Hogarth 52l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
RUSS DAWSON

NJ asst Ford Dealer $50 iNefHol'
Words 1896 Tudor sedan ,Ncepu HnaiiF
good tires perfect motor dvp"nc t.,
rAnspoTiAuoa. Fkhef Record. l1tOV hri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

rapidly fourth
Of l94l and
production increased for
ndoeston OF manufacture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

used by both the Army and Navy bottle
GLOBE decided
workmanship MANUFACTURE The greet variety Of equipment furnished
be listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

ENGINEERING AND PRODUCTION KNOWLEDGE PRODUCES RESULTS
proved Of immense value
fields Of
production resulted snptfeoten design i'm
speedd
dollars Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

$4,000 G people joined the forces employment in
S. Canada $4,000 1912 ohme high This increase involved
ass
l04 spread
through plants Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

TECHNICAL TRAINING AND FIELD SERVICE TO ASSIST The ARMED FORCES
General Motors schools for te Of the omed services have graduated
1900 menw approximately 10000 l943 Ports schedules
established Technical
mechanics
forces, rapidly the military effectiveness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

which demonstrated efficiency and ob1
outside Thousands these wboroes
ond svppier firms employing 100 people or less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

WAGES REACH NEW PEAK As RATES AND HOURS INCREASE
employment and working hours hove subsequently,
lo4 $549l l'42on
both sooied and hourly employees 1912
ss5o4o62 $25033 for suggestions urherg tho war
100000 poid employees through insurance.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

list lnCludeS every
thing from snubbing your neighbor
to big-time reasons for feeling guilty,
comparable with those you read in
the headlines. But no matter how
small or how big. the only way to
deal with sense Of guilt is con-
fession: Own up. Clear the decks OF
your harried conscience.
BOREDOM? There's no greater
cause of the fatigue that wipes luster
off good looks that drags your
body down like a leaden plummet.
Trouble is, we who work expect jobs
to interest us; we don't expect to
interest ourselves in jobs. But inter-
est is a faculty within you :. not a
quality inherent in a thing. The most
exciting job in the world can be a
treadmill of monotony if we don't
bring excitement to 1t.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

es the marks of age -. makes you
come alive from the ends of your
curls to the tips of your toes?
Then, lick the emotional causes OF
fatigue. "A feeling of inferiority.
anxiety, a sense of guilt, over-emo-
tionalism and boredom are among
the invisible saboteurs that throw
more monkey wrenches into the hu-
Evening star., 1943-03-28
ro~ TO FEEL A1,rz

not to be licked by my homeliness."
Another case in point is the enchant-
ing Joan Crawford. Still another
charming woman, whom Mrs. Ray
cites, is Eleanor Wilson McAdoo.
Realizing that her good looks were
no match for those of other glamor
girls in the nations capital, Mrs.
McAdoo decided to act as though
she were a raving beauty -. and
in time, so convinced her audiences.
ANXIETY? There's enough fatigue
residue left over from one small
attack of worry to do you in for the
day -. to encourage horrid little
cross patches on your brow. If you're
an AL worrier, telling you to stop
it isn't going to help. But you may
be sporting enough to try this sure
fire counter measure. Keep busy
enough and anxiety will get scant
attention; move fast enough, and
it can't catch up with you. Good tip
Evening star., 1943-03-28

man dynamo than
any long wartime
hours or top-speed
jobs" says Marie
Beynon Ray, who
should know. She's
had strenuous nine
to-five jobs as
managing editor of
Vogue Magazine, as
associate editor of
HaIper's Bazaar, as
vice-president of a
large cosmetic COM
pany. Her 1.-TWO
Lifetimes in One" is
a frst-rate standard
book, which has the
approval of doctors.
about the emotional
causes and cures of
fatigue.
The best cure, she
says, is to track down
all the dangerous de-
structive emotions
then to drop the
Evening star., 1943-03-28

axe sharply on them. one at time.
INrERIoRITY COMPLEX? This
emotion is an active saboteur on
the blacklist. In women it usually
takes the form of an injured ego,
because they think they lack good
looks. Maybe that's you. If it is,
counter destructive emotions with
constructive ones. Work harder to
develop your mind, talents, charm.
Look around you at famous women
who've made deficiencies into STEP
ping stones to success.
Mrs. Ray cites the tremendously
gifted - and beautiful Katharine
Cornell. This famous actress. who
with one hand can hold an audience
spellbound. confesses that she owes
success to "the hard, tight little knot
of determination that grew in me
Evening star., 1943-03-28

from EngllSh pSy-
biologists: war work
will short-circuit war
worries.
Berserk emotions?
Under that heading
are beauty-wrecking,
poise-shaking. nerve
shattering RACES
you know, like vol
canoes in eruption;
acute irritability -
the kind some wom-
en- vent on their huS-
bands, children, sub
ordin tes. good
friends, and other
intimates who are
supposed to make
allowances. Don't
tax the patience of
such people. Don't
allow this fatigue
making poison to sap
your vitality.
Sense of guilt? The
I,cf Includes ovary-
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Channel your emotions
and they'll generate
pep. Here's the trick
% 9thsta Blythe

ADoUlsDINc VITAL
~ ITY: Could you
use more of this high
voltage power which
adds extra dimensions
to good looks eras-
Evening star., 1943-11-07

conteen workers con tell you there's nothing
fighting men go for like good cup Of steomns hot
coffee Coffee is friendly pickup. Let the stimu-
Iotns aroma and flavor Of good coffee DO for you
what it does for our soldiers. soors, and marines.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-01
Green And F. D. R. Join In Opposing
Compulsory Draft Labor Low Now

and spirit now so characteristic of
their efforts.
Il take il that this proposal is predi-
Gated on the assumption that there is
a dire necessity for compulsory labor
in order effectively to prosecute the
war. ! categorically deny the truth of
that assumption. 1t has not and can
not be established that the absence of
cornpusion Of labor is u factor in re-
tarding production. 1t is my firm and
studied conviction that such delays as
there have been We're prompted by
conflicting governmental policies and
not by any failure of any segment of
our working polulation voluntarily to
perform the jobs that have TO be done.
1T is beyOng argument that the first
Indispensable TO maximum production
is a coordnated and consistent war
program administered in coordinated
and consistent manner. The manpower
problem cannot realistically be re-
2arded and treated as an isolated
problem. 1t is but Il part or a func-
tion of all other phases of the war
program, such aS the extent of the
armed services, the awarding and al
location Of war contracts. the cOntin-
UouS and efficient flow of raw mate
rialS from the proper sources To the
proper outlets, and the like. To com
pulsorily send an additional one thou
sand skilled workers 10 Il plant that is
already below its production levels be-
cause Of want of an essential raw
material does not solve any problem
lit clearly aggrayates it,"
Mr.. Green urged the Senate Com
mittee 10 permit the Government, labor
and industry further opportunity to
solve manpOWer problems on volun-
tary, cooperative basis.