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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Photo Release
Plan Good Idea

meal OF the day should be a
hearty meal. Upon this the ma
iority of experts are agreed.
The reason so many stenogra-
piers, receptionists and other
female workers are so easily
irritated and fatigued in the
morning is because all they had
for breakfast was a cup Of cof-
lee and a couple OF cigarets.
On Mothers Day we usually
think Of rather elderly woman
being honored. But how about
these young mothers who have
been left with children TO sup
port? They should be especially
remembered on Mothers Day.
Maybe we should have a young
Mothers Day. l had a beauti-
ful and stirring poem. dealing
with the bravery of young
mothers, but 1 have misplaced
It, Anybody remember such a
poem?
no YOU like carrots? 7
~ noted an article titled:
How TO Glamourize Carrots.
One way of giving glamour 10
carrots suggested was 10 n" n
them together with apple &C. &c,
and add a few drops of lemon
juice. Another was TO mix
them with mashed potatoes.
l didn't read the article any
further. However, if / eat car
rotS l would rather have them
mixed with mashed potatoes
than tossed in a dish with peas,
as they are in most restaurants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

2500,000ths TO one-1, $50. 0O0ths
Of an inch across.
Despite their thinneSs and
delicacy, these films are ex-
traordinary IN strength. They
endure under humidity and salt
water for long periods. Ordinary
acids do not destroy them. When
the film-bearing glass is smeared
with grease or oil, its property
of low reflection is impaired.
Washing with soap and hot
water restores the action of the
film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
BY DAMON RUNYON

cialty of discovering new eat
ing establishments. That is,
they are new to him. / have
seen him come painting into
joint with his eyes popping and
his very veins exuding excite
ment to. announce:
II have just found a spot
where the spaghetti Is abso-
1utely out of this world. You
never had spaghetti like you
get there I'm your life. What
spaghetti
The apprenticeship dis
coverer of this nature may 60
so far as TO insist on you
accompanying him TO the spa
ghetti spot the very next night
at his expense. You simply
must have a go at that spa
ghetti. And unless you are as
wary of such discoveries as 1
am. you become his guest and
submit 10 the ordeal of his
careful scrutiny and his eagerly
questioning orb as you inhale
your first mouthful of spaghetti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Y Women arc riser than men
Because they kHow less
And urlderstapd more.
Stephens.
TIVE government is to release
l. more photos showing sol
diers being killed in action
Also more photos showing the
sacrifices the fighting men are
making and the suffering they
are enduring. This is a great
idea. Too many people are
[ king the war too COM
placently. / think the hell the
fellows at the front are going
through should be most wildly
described TO the civilian popula-
ton.
Sunny Ainsworth, most re-
cent bride Of Tommy Manville,
remained with him eight hours.
Then she went to Reno. Sunny
after eight hours Of married life
received a settlement 81 SIS, 900
and remained in possession of a
$4,000 engagement ring. Thus
the young woman received over
$4,000 an hour for her hours
of actual married life. This is
the worlds record.
QUERIES from clients. O.
0 When an executioner pulls
the switch that turns on the
power in the electric chair does
he violate the commandment
which says: Thou Shalt Not
Kill" An argument as to this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Other animals, including man,
are resistant. BY shaking a
MateEy. sellt+t +ieiH 81 iittptr liver extract,
yeast, or rice. bran with Fuller's
earth, several vitamin b factors
tthiaminc, riboflavin, pyrioxine)
are removed, leaving a solution
or The Nitrate factor.
Animals fed with a diet con-
tanning other vitaminS but lack
ing this filtrate factor show
patches OF fur that has become
gray and thinned and the skin
becomes thin and wrinkled as in
old age. On adding the filtrate
factor. these symptoms clear up
in most cases.
TIVE filtrate factor is known 10
Il contain pantothcnic acid
and para-amino-benzoic acid.
But attempts 10 determine
which OF these is responsible for
the prevention Of grazing hair
have not been successful. Some
eXperimenters report that re-
moving pantothenic acid causes
premature CRAVING and reStoT-
ing II to the diet causes return
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
On The SIDE
BY E. V. DURING

Distributed BY King Features synd.. Inc,
has been going on in our house
for weeks.
Al suggest you have q
minister OF the gospel put you
right on this. My opinion Is
the eXecutIOner does not violate
the commandment any more
than man I'm the armed forces
who kills one OF the enemy, or
any man who kills another I'm
self defense, or In defense of
others.
My trouble is that I talk too
much. A u. S. coast guard lieu
tenant who is loyal reader of
mine has a girl named Ethel
who is also a loyal reader. Ethel,
according to the lieutenant. is
young and is one of the most
beautiful girls in Brooklyn but
she has premature gray hair.
ut Is beautiful gray hair and
I like IT," says the lieutenant.
uont want IL changed. 80
why did you have to say that
gray hair makes a woman look
old and she should dye IL. For
your Information Ethel, whose
last name Is Brown, took this
remark very much TO heart. She
thought you were a swell fellow
but now she doesn't like you
any more. suggest you call her
up and tell her IL isn't manda-
tory that she dye her hair. and
that you think II Is wonderful
as IL is, and maybe you can
square yourself with her."
I OTIS Of people in New Eng
~ land still have pie for break
fast. Not a bad idea. The first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
TODAY IN SCIENCE
BY GOBINtBEHARI LAL-

NEW secrets for making glass
- more transparent TO. and
less glaring, under light are re-
vealed.
Window glass, lenses and
other glass objects can be
treated by an acid process, de-
veloped at the Radio Corpora
ton of America laboratories. so
that very little light is reflected
by the glass surface. The
treated glass permits light to 60
through it No glare IS pro-
duced by such glass.
In view OF the many i'm
portant uses Of the process, its
scientific principles were inves-
4tigated by two scientists, Drs.
r ". Nicoll and r. L. Williams
OF the laboratories. The results,
as reported by them, are
briefly as follows:
The glass surface is treated
with hydrofluoric acid vapor.
When light falls upon the
glass, after yaporization. il no
longer reflects light falling on
its surface, but allows the rays
TO pass through practically un-
hindered. In fact, as little as
one-500ths Of the light is re-
Elected.
THE objects in shop1window.
Il equipped with such glass
would be most clearly visible
from the street. Cameras with
treated lenses would be far
more efficient, since the lenses
lose scarcely any incoming
light.
The scientists wanted to know
how this happens.
They discovered that the acid
vapor builds up a very thin
skeleton" or solid network OF
silica on the surface of glass.
Waves Of light get caught in
the holes OF the silica network
somewhat as do the fish in the
fisherman's net.
The way that light is sent
into the silica film is such that
II gets no chance TO be tossed
back and be wasted, scattered"
THE study of the thin, filmy
4 sheet of silica, with minute
holes. was made possible by the
use of the electyon microscope
which is capable .ef~enlarging
the small object up 10 100000
times its original size.
The film is Of only about one
5O.000th Of an inch in thickness.
and the holes in 1t are one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

THE fate Of Americas foreign
Il trade in the postwar world
is hanging in the balance today
in four continents outside the
Western Hemisphere.
Indeed, the scale already is
tipped so heavily against US that
unless Congress acts promptly
and adopts immediately a policy
Of enlightened selffShness, the
United States is In grave dam
ger of finding itself hopeleSsly
handicapped in the race for
international commercial SUI
premacy that is certain 10 begin
with cease firing"
This is perhaps the most i'm
portant report brought back 10
Washington by delegation of
United States senators who have
just completed a global closeup
on a round-the-world air voy-
age of more than 41,000 miles.
Six months after the close OF
the war, America will find her
self shut out of hundreds of air.
fields all over the world. which
this country has built for mill
tary purposes at a cost esti-
mated by Senator Brewster Of
Maine at not less than $780,
600, 900.
THE toria ! committee
i returned 10 w a hington
more deeply impressed with the
gravity of this situation perhaps
than they had been impressed
by any other on their Spectacu-
lar flight TO every American bat
tie front.
Their first announcement
pledged immediate report 70
Congress. That they regard The
situation as critical is clear.
They believe that Congress must
act. and act now. while the full
force OF the lend-leaSe billions,
at the rate of S1,000,000,000
month, can be brought TO bear
on the benehciaries of American
generosity.
1t also is clear that unless
Senators were impressed by the
lack of gratitude on the part Of
other countries for all the as
Sistance rendered, and the sac
rifices made. by the American
people through their govern
ment.
WHAT has happened is plain
w as pikestaff. Uncle Santa
Claus has been pouring out the
wealth of America everywhere
on earth, without safeguarding
his own future.
He has not insisted that after
the peace, he should have full
and free use of the airfelds
he has built for war, when the
time comes TO convert them 10
commercial use.
The Senators will render a re-
port TO their respective COM
mittees of the Senate, especially
the Truman Committee. and the
Bennett Clark Subcommittee
of the Commerce Committee,
which will certainly surprise the
Senate and startlc the country.
1t will reveal that this govern
ment--the motive here is not
important-has spent rnillions In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Quick Answers

NAPLES.
2-Yes, welterweight boxers in
the 147-160-lb. range; light
weights in the 135-l47-lb.
range.
3-When dead were collected in
France and put in American
cemeteries. the u. S. paid
France for the burial ground,
The same was true Of other
countries.
4-The yard was originally de-
creed as the length Of King
Henry's arm.
5-1/4Sth.
6--la) Right. a record for
women. CD Yes, on Sara
toga. ~. Y. battlefield. Here
he was instrumental in the
Revolutionary Armys VIC
tory.
Adm. William s. Slfas.
S-No At that height. the
maximum visibility is ap-
proNimately 1856 miles.
Copyright. ist3. ~ Kins Fssfurss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Connolly Answers

La Thomas ample ! !,
"Lochiels Warning; OBJ
Longfellow, Tales of a Way
side Inn; tc) Percy Shelley,
To a Skylark.
2-(a) New Haven, Conn; OBJ
Cam bridge. Mass; (c)
Princeton, N. J.
3-(a) Chicago; tb) Washing
ton, ID. c.; tc) London. Eng.
la Calling; (b) Baird; tc)
Lake.
6-ta) Pisa; OBJ Gizeh; tc)
Hartford.
7-(a) u. S. marines: OBJ the
press; (c) staff officer.
Copyright. is43. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Women arc user than men,
Because they kRow less
And understood more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-28
MALE HELP WANTED.
. ACCOUNTANT

Man with broad knowledge and
experience iii ria ALL = etl'il - >. =
cost and general accounting to
act as assistant in preparation
of contract termination claims,
Prefer man with some public
accounting experience. Salary
commensurate wit h position,
Good postwar prospects for
right man. Send complete APP
plication 10 Box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-28
Death notltrs

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-28
AXLE
WORKERS
Experienced
and inexperienced

We have openings on all thIee
shifts tor skilled and unskilled
workers Good pay under plan
which guarantees . minimum
rate with extra pay FOR IN
creased output, This Is a real
opportunity 20 earn M OF e
money and 10 do your par, fot
The War effort Apply n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
The On|ooker
-McLem0re-ing for Henry

estly I can admit now that no.
body else has ever known 20
little about 50 much.
(WHICH qualities me. az you
w can see. 10 criticise the mo-
ton picture propaganda which
various branches OF the armed
forces and the supersecret cloak
and dagger agencies are con-
cocting 10 sell" the Unite d
States 10 our Allies.
What they are really setting
out TO do. is 10 "unsell" our Al
lies on the United States they
already have bought and sell"
them another country which
they won't like nearly so well.
Let me see IL / can make that
as clear 10 you as IL was 10 me
before I started 10 explain.
When / was in Java a few
years ago. Mae Vests latest
picture Just had been barred by
a board of censors composed Of
Chinese, a Javanese and a
Eurasian. on the ground that 1T
lowered the prestige of the white
woman in the Far East"
Some months later l attended
a movie house in Mexico City
with Diego Rivera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

Our ser, you know, was after
yours designed:
The last perfection NJ the Max
er's mind. Dryden.
Conserved Sharpham: Man
was made when nature was but
an apprentice. but woman when
she was skillful mistress of
her art
tSaid Leasing: II have always
said il: nature meant woman to
be her masterpiece. "-EVD)
WHO said fat people don't live
w long?
I know OF a 65-year-old
woman who weighs 300 pounds.
Note some speculation as to
whether the United States cas-
ualties in this war will exceed
those OF World War I.
Seems probable they will.
In World War the United
States casualties totaled 233, 1874
men killed, died OF disease,
wounded or reported missing in
action.
The richest actor in Holly
is now Bing Crosby.
Charlie Chaplin is second and
Harold Lloyd third.
AS for people keeping vicious
dogs around, that IL simply moth
ing" writes a Californian.
The woman next door to us
keeps rattiesnakes, Jungle liz
ards and . cobra In her back
yard"
CHARLES II. PINKHAM. Ad-
~ vertising man. Grandson OF
Lydia Pinkham, who was the
originator Of the slogan:
"Only . woman can under
stand a woman,s HIS"
Darrell Clingman. brilliant
saddle mite from Wickenburg,
AriZ.
Around Wickenburg the ma
'tives still hold race meetings for
se-ealled Quarter horses. -
They also stage match races
of these two-furlong speed de-
mons for as high as $4,000 side
bets.
Mr.. Rurnl. An extremely deep
thinker, is a pipe smoker. AS a
general rule pipe smokers are
deep thinkers but not quick
thinkers.
A CCORDING TO department
"A store experts an astonish-
ing number of teen" age daugh-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
.ANPOWER CHIEF McNUTT

|MANPOWER CHIEF McNUTT
is readying a blast. la
ers. at the swivel-chair gen.
lfals whom McNutt alleges have
become swivel-chair snipers.
The legal gimmick involved
n the recent decision against
the American Medical Associ-
alton will be used in the govern
nents monopoly suit against
|the Associated Press.
Archduke Otto, who ran into
difficulty trying to promote his
austrian Battalion, Is trying to
further IL In Cuba.
His Hapsburg Legion here
was nicknamed The Perhaps
ourgs.
Army officers warning:
"Sign nothing, pass the buck,
Keep q copy"
MABEL SWOR, once q zieg-
WI feldolly. Is now a WAAC.
j. j. Aston III Is unrecognized
On the beach OF the luxurious
Versailles Hotel, Miami Beach.
Josephine Delmar, who CONF
pines the best features OF the
5squire-Varga drawings, got q
quiet divorce in Mexico City.
Her new love is Jack Cuth-
bertson. trombonist In the Buddy
Franklin crew.
Francine Larrimore. the ac-
ress. does her bit without a
Epotlight.
She drives a truck 10 hours
tally for the navy.
Jack Haley. they say. spurned
he lead opposite Dietrich In q
musical
In there q doctor In the house ,
Legend: That q granddaughter
bf Richard Wagner lives In
own, via financial assistance
from the Toscaninis.
. Beginning OF the End Dept:
Veronica Lake wants to select
her own stories.
Some one oughta tell her
hnpt Charles Ray or Gloria
hOLLYwOOD'S next scandal:
AArdFaft board story con-
terning studios and certain draft
tlassifications.
Arthur Rodzinski. recently
appointed New York Philhar-
monte conductor, is to get $50
poo q year.
It's a girl for the Robert
kintners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
The Brighter Side


pert roulette wheel croupiers
and dealers Of card and dice
games that worked in the gam
bling houses of the country
came out of Rhode Island, most
of them from Providence, which
was always something of mys-
terry TO me until I learned that
in the old days that region was
the center of what they called
high class" gambling.
IN IT'S halcyon era long ago,
l. Newport's fashionable crowd
gambled in ornate casinos which
required exceptionally clever
dealers and that city and other
New England watering resorts
provided the schools for this
type Of mechanic"
They were a cut above the
dealers Of other parts Of the
country and were eagerly sought
by the operators of gambling
houses elsewhere who wanted
TO add little tone to their es-
Establishments.
The gaming was high in New
England in those old days but
it was mainly among transients,
not strictly New EnglanderS,
who were to acquire the fever
much later-about six or seven
years ago. 10 be exact.
The legalizing of horse racing
under the pari-mutuels system
in New Hampshire, Rhode Is
land and Massachusetts, touched
off bonfire of betting, the like
of which the nation had never
before witnessed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Mabel SwOr
Now WAC

papers sent 10 the men abroad
are dumped overheard.
Because they get so Infatuated
at the pap about strikes, parties.
etc.
Who's the Versailles showgirl
madly in love with the spots
exploiter, Leonard MacBain?
Would marry him if he asked
her.
]. Israels II is writing a book
for Mcbride on the marine
corps.
The Writers War Board
selected him.
They expect the Normandie
to be ready early this year.
CLAUDETTE LBER rs
~ new leading man, George
Reed. was sending her fan mail
two years ago.
The John Loder-Hedy LAMAR
riveting can't happen until fall,
when his divorce does.
Christine Maple, former Zieg-
feldelight. outdid herself at Ar
mando's the other night with
some impromptu sensationalism.
Durocher's deferment for ear
trouble is amusing.
SnFnn ~ n NhA.s1kN
the Dodgers manager gave it
TO the umpires and, sports
writer's.
A DMIRAL BLOCH told II 10
"A Admiral James L. Kauff-
man the other night.
A destroyer was sunk shortly
after Pearl Harbor and about
100 men went over the side.
They swarm for five hours and
finally saw a ship coming toward
them.
With every ounce OF strength
left they made for IL only 10 be
greeted with machine gun fire.
I'VE are Americans, Ameri-
cans!" they yelled as loudly as
they could, but the machine
cunning continued.
When they were rescued some
OF them forgot rank and barked:
what the helrs the matter
with you guys-shooting at us
that way"
I'VE weren't shooting ut you"
was the Indifferent reply.
I'VE were shooting at sharks"
Copyright BY Dsny Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04

makeup for the benefit Of men.
The claim doesn't sound rea-
sonable 10 me.
II women cared what men
thought about makeup they
wouldn't put that hpstick on
so thick and messy.
Nor would they feature
weirdly painted long tiger
woman" type fingernails.
Henry Kaiser, the shipbuiider.
probably will manufacture auto
mobiles after the war.
The Boeing aircraft organiza-
ton is also said 10 be flirting
with the idea OF producing
autos.
A couple Of years before tho
war Henry Ford stated IL
wouldn't be long before there
would be flying automobiles
vehicles which could be used
both on highways and in the
air.
II was Emerson and not
Shakespeare who said:
"All the world loves . lover"
THE Importance of keeping
Il soldiers feet in good shape
cannot be underestimated.
Yet there are no chiropodists
In the army.
Something should be done
about that.
The National Golden Wedding
Band is the name Of an organ
ization of United States couples
who have been married so years
or more.
This department strongly adj
vises against subscribers wager
ing on horse races.
But IL you are such a weak
character you can't withstand
the temptation to bet on the
comparative speed of the
equines you should keep in mind
what Confucius said:
1.-THE moro you know, the
more luck you will have"
WE HAVE very capable
V6oSnestic engineer but when
she says: breakfast In served"
She doesn't mean maybe.
You have to come hu1ying.
This morning I oversight a
little and to make the breakfast
table on time I had to take a
shower. shave and get dressed
IN five minutes.
i made II.
Maybe that's a worlds record.
Copyright. 1919. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
"QAD feet are good barome-
- ters of failing health"

H tiers OF failing health"
So says a prominent Chicago
orthopedic surgeon, DR.. Phillip
Levin.
He is also responsible for the
epigram that there is such a
thing as foot dyspepsia"
A bullying foot Is a sign OF
eating too much or a bad heart.
II never hurt a patient with
foot trouble to go on a reducing
diet on an anti-gout diet for a
few days.
Diabetes more often shows up
first in the feet than anywhere
else. -
A ND one of the most danger
"A Gus things a diabetic pa
tent can do is to buy a new pair
of shoes.
With a very few exceptions,
there is no investment diabetlc
can make that furnishes more
dividends than to employ an ex-
perienced shoemaker.
Shoes come in pairs; feet come
IN two different sizes and shapes.
At least, il you are a diabetic.
tell your shoe dealer that you
are a diabetic and make him give
you shoes large enough.
Besides this. there Is only one
reason that 1t would be a good
thing for a diabetic patient 10
buy a new pair OF shoes--in case
he or she does not know about
the diabetes. and the new pair
of shoes begins 10 hurt. then he
may 20 10 doctor who will
make an examination Of the
urine and find out that the dia-
betes is there.
In that way the new shoes will
do a good turn.
GO YOU see there is some con-
~ nection between foot pain
and diet.
The commonest causes Of foot
discomfort are not necessarily
in the feet.
Probably overweight heads
the list of causes.
Then diabetes.
Then arterial changes.
Then bad habits.
The feet are all right, but
they get abused.
And then they hurt.
1t isn't all from standing or
walking.
GAYS an orthopedic surgeon:
~ "More foot troubles come
from sitting wrongly than from
walking wrongly"
Short-legged persons sitting
at a desk or a card table on a
chair that is too high for them.
leave their heels of the floor
and keep the toes turned up