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Evening star., 1943-06-02

Counting three to family, more
than half a million people will read
this issue of The Star. If you have
. want" tell them through. Star
sWant Ad." Phone MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Pluck Of Boy, 10, Provides
New Home for Family of Five
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, April 22.-Mrs. Chrissi
Coloves and her four boys were
happy today. Thanks to 10-year- -old
William, the family was leaving a
ramshackle, store-building home for
a new place provided for them by
an anonymous donor.
Their sudden change in fortune
was due to Billy's court appearance
Tuesday-all by himself-to fight
and win. an eviction suit. The Greek
family's story of how Billy did the
cooking and cared for three younger
brothers while mother held down
an $18-a-week laundry job got
around town as result. Billy's
father is in an informatory.
Then came the offer Of the new
place. Furthermore, the donor is
the French people, to whom it will
give back its powers on the day OF
liberation so that the nation may
decide its destiny.
Gen. Giraud also desires that the
war should be continued in close
collaboration with all the Allies, said
the text, that the central power to
be formed should represent the per-
manent interests Of the nation
among foreign nations and that it
should obtain for France recognition
as an Allied power"
Evening star., 1943-04-22
De GauI|e Committee
Gives Out Text Of
Reply 10 Giraud
Agreement Of Leaders
On 'Certuin Essential
Points Is Noted
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The text of Gen. Charles de
Gaulle's French National Committee
reply to the April proposals of
Gen. Henri Giraud was made public
here last night by the Fighting
French delegation.
The committee said it notes with
satisfaction there is an agreement on
certain essential points"
1t sent a memorandum to Gen.
Giraud February %, and he replied
April that a colonial council should
be organized to manage French af-
fairs until France is liberated and a
civil government can be established
under French laws
Gen. Giraud admits, in effect, the
committees note said, that the
armistice is void, and that he "ad-
mits that the exercise of French
sovereignty has been suspended by
the constitution of a government
under enemy control and that conse-
quently the Vichy legislation must
be abolished"
HE proclaims invalid any oath of
allegiance to one man." the text said,
and affirms the central power to be
formed outside of metropolitan
! France can be only the servant of
Evening star., 1943-04-22

giving Mrs. Coloves job as war
worker.
Hardship had been with the fam
lily since February, 1912, when their
restaurant burned down. Mrs.
Coloves, however, with Billy as next
in command, kept the family to-
gether despite handicaps.
While his mother worked Billy
went to school and managed the
household as WE'LL taking care OF
his brothers, Tony, 8; George, T.
and Danny, 4. Then the rent was
raised from $40 to $50 a month and
an eviction suit begun when Mrs
Coloves protested.
But Billy saved the day, the case
being dismissed when the court
found that the landlord had failed
to register with the ONCE of Price
Administration. And there's q new
home now.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

Put your pocketbo0k on the Offen-
sive. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Virginia Poultry Dealer
Robbed Of S700 Here

John H. Carlisle, 63-year-old Ber-
ryville, Va, poultry dealer, was rob-
bed today in the 100 block OF
Florida avenue NV. of between $70O
and $500 by two colored men. Mr.
Carlisle had sold load of chickens
at the Union Market and was re-
turning home when he stopped for
soft drink.
He went into a store and as he
approached his truck on returning
found the two colored men standing
there. One asked the price of
chickens while the other slipped be-
hind Mr.. Carlisle, seized him, threw
him down and stole his money.
Put your pocketbook on the Offen-
sive. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Mexican officioI Urges
Hemisphere Federation
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Ezequiel
Padilla. Mexican Secretary Of For
eign Affairs, in = book published
yesterday wrote that = federation
of American nations lis Z pressing
and imperative duty"
1T federation of American ma
tions was q noble idea in Bolivar's 5
times it Is pressing and imperative
duty today" he said in his book,
Free Men OF America" THE
watchword OF every free conscience
must be to combat - anything
and everything that might lead to
the fratricide, destruction and en-
Evening star., 1943-04-22
2 Honored for Service
To Electrical Industry
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 22.-Fred B.
Adam, president of the Frank Adam
Electric Co., St. Louis, yesterday re-
ceived the electrical manufacturers
50-year certificate in recognition OF
constructive service to the industry.
A certificate was mailed to Charles
K. King, president of the Ohio Brass
Co., who was confined to his home
in Mansfield, Ohio.
The awards were made at a meet
ing of the National Electrical Man.
ufacturers' Association.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

Buy bonds. Give up that trip you
had planned and give bomber =
trip to Toxic.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

slAvement Of this continent"
He said that "only by establish
ing the economic unity OF America
can We erect full solidarity upon q
Evening star., 1943-04-22

permanent basis" adding that "by
pooling our resources we can sup
ply nearly all our needs for strategic
materials"
Evening star., 1943-04-22

Thirteen billion dollars-the
81 sum the Treasury must raise
~ In the Second War Loan drive,
IL only one sixth Of the esti-
III mated cost Of the war for the
!. fiscal year of 1943.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

uotiOu 10 CIV
dorsed by the Western Md. Labor
Unity Conference and he will serve
as a labor member together with
Mrs. Delphia Parker. acting chair
man Of the panel.
The issue of rent control is very
much alive. The Industrial Union
Council the Labor Unity Confer
ence. and Local 1874 have all de-
mandcd il at recent meetings. Cum
berIand is said to have been de-
clared Defense Rental Area. but
no steps have been taken TO fol-
low up on this designation.
In reporting rent increases.
which can be mailed to Neal ut Box
299. tenants should give the date
Of the increase, the address, and
the name OF the landlord. and
should also indicate whether any
major improvement was made In
the dwelling at the time the In
crease was made. Repairs are not
considered major improvements.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
On the Price Front
Report Rent Rises Warns Retailer

A retailer who was buying
ground chuck from a wholesaler
at a price higher than the retail
ceiling and selling il IL cents per
pound above the ceiling was hailed
before the price panel of the War
Price and Rationing Board July 6
and warned by Mrs. Delphia Parker,
chairman OF the panel.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
Condemn Tydings

Incensed at Senator Willard Tyd-
ings' action In leading the opposi-
ton TO food subsidy legislation in
Congress. the Western Maryland
Industrial Union Council OF the
CLIO voted to send sharply-worded
communication to the Senator,
charging him with fostering inha-
ton and seeking to break down
price control.
The action followed a similar
move the night before by Local
1874, TWUA, and was taken on mo-
ton OF Mrs. Eva CLANCY, chairman
OF the Council Legislative Com
mittee.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

n o m I n ated to
to the Prize o
Panel Of the
War Price and
X q { 10 n ! n z
Board.
Neal, who Is
Secretary of Lo-
cal 1874. was
nominated b Y
President Wal
tiers of that To-
cal. His nomi-
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

In 1912. American railroads car
ried 638 billion ton-miles OF freight,
or a third more than in 194l, with
one-quarter fewer freight cars than
were In existence la 1918.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

Mayor Benjamin II. Evans has
written TO Congressman urging
that the buildings be taken over
by the Army or Navy, for use in
rehabilitating soldiers or sailors
brought home for shocked nerves
or other injuries.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

All readers OF the CLIO NEWS
who have had their rent raised in
recent months should report the
increase to John r. Neal, secretary
Of the Western Md. Industrial I'm
lon Council, who has just been
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
TO Use
Coney Center

The untimely end of the Ma
tional Youth Administration raises
again the question what should
be done with the Homecoming Com
munity building and woodworking
plant.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
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SMOKES FOR SERVICEMEN donated on. ,s.a by
Of
Above special
activities them Mrs. McCuown
ducOn chairman the Red Cross Other members Of the committee
In
Also
although the picture,
Charles Miller Russell Mnncks Edward
Condon b. william
WOLFE
jaime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

TT IS estimated that the civil
Il ian casualties in this war will
number over 10000, 900 before
all the shooting is over. These
casualties will include the MEM
bers of the civilian population
killed in bombings, in deliberate
massacres, in the | n k ing OF
ships at sea and those who died
in prison camps as direct re-
suit of their incarceration.
In all the history of the world
there never has been such
wholesale slaughter of civilians
of men, women and little chill
dren. Not all the disasters of
nature, fire and flood. and
earthquake and volcanic erup-
ton and even pestilence have
taken a much heavier toll OF
human life.
We live in an era that should
be the shame of civilization for
a thousand years, hou g-h of
course il will be forgotten in the
next war that may be still more
devastating 10 the noncombat-
ants.
Under war conditions past
and present { h e re is no way
civilians can be protected and
certainly there is no protection
for them from the bestial fury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
MARCH OF EVENTS
By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

peated by Stalin) for the privi-
lege. He made this separate
peace with Germany, selling his
people down the river at Brest-
LitovSk.
On Nov. Z we will be treated.
no doubt. 10 the sight Of high
American officials crawling on
their verbal hands and knees
before Stain on the ground that
Russia must be kept IN the war
at any price
I THINK we are paying a
terribly high price in lend
lease and in the sacrifice of
our merchantmen on the con-
voys 10 MurmanSk without
bothering about vapid and
nauseating congratulatory mes
Sages. For. come 10 think Of
II, what messages came from
kalnin. Molotoff or Stain 10
us on our birthday. the fourth
of last JULY Or on Washing
toms or Lincoln's birthday?
Precisely. none, And. fellow
United States Americans. YOU
never will read such a message
10 us. for outside of our
treasury Russia not only cares
nothing about us or our birth
day" but she abhorS us as a
decayed, capitalistic. anti-com-
muniStic democracy
Americans" God save the
markD will stand under pic
lures Of Lenin and Stain tthoSe
two champion killers" with
Hitler. Of modern times) in
public halls and SLAYER all over
holy mummy Roosia.'
CONSERVATIVE members Of
~ parliament recently issued
a manifesto calling for the
partition Of Germany in three
states. That is ridiculous. A
three-state Germany would soon
become a one-State Germany
again. with another Hitler.
kaiser or Bismarck in the
offing. Germany should be di-
vided into about 30 provinces.
Prussia alone should be split
up into about 10 minor states
all 10 be supervised" by
those countries that she had
raped and tried 10 extinguish.
with England and the u. s. a.
welding the big stick over her.
Make her poor and keep her
poor.
= But Germany will be put on
her feet again by the cream
puff intellects" Of France, Eng
land. Russia and the L. S. A.
There's money in il. And this
war will be fought again in 20
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

ment has been instructed TO
make a study of this claim.
There are several angles 10 the
claim which battle our experts.
For example, does the good
doctor mean 10 say that If a
woman of 40 no longer finds her
husband the heart throb ne
once was must she fall in love
with somebody else 10 keep her
health.
DISPATCH says United
~ States soldier in Australia
won a forty thousand dollars
tax exempt prize in a state lot
terry. Good for him. We should
have lotteries in this country.
Also sweepstakes. They should
be run for the benefit of hos
pitfalls. Would do a lot OF good
and afford people lot of fun.
Think of winning forty
thousand dollar prize, tax eX-
empt. That tax exempt" Is
what gets me. Oh, boy, on. boy,
just think OF getting forty thou
sand smackers tax exempt!
A SAN FRANCISCAN asks il
~ | think she is the only girl
in the country named Nalia.
! wouldn't be surprised. If l
changed my name from Edgar
to Ella l probably would be the
only fellow in the country
named. But the proofreaders
of America would probably put
curse on me.
The cleYereSt- AieE among the
animals is the houSefiy. He is a
real stunt flier. However. his
speed is only five miles per hour.
Note il stated there will be
"triple-deck PulImans' after the
war. Think of the wonderful
Pullmans they could build If
they made the railroad tracks
wider. Or il they ran trains on
the monorail system. They could
have double beds on trains and
rooms with wood burning fire.
places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
THE BRIGHTER SIDE

A MOTHER high mark in civ
"A ilian resolution and bravery
was established by the people
of England under the blitz. In
the beginning their defense was
at low ebb. The method of
enemy warfare was new and
terrible. History will say the
incredible thing was that the
people never faltered.
In this country we see the
Photographic records of those
frightful happenings and mar
vel as we express our profound
admiration Of the bravery of
the civilian populations of other
lands that they could carry on
in the face of death and destruc-
ton, forgetting that the civilian
populations of various parts Of
our own United States once
had TO endure similar trials by
shot and shell and fire and
starvation and all the other
perils and privations Of war.
We have only to go back to
the siege of Richmond and of
Atlanta and Vicksburg to find
the counterparts of London and
Stalingrad. True, the fire power
and other elements of war were
not as ferocious as today, yet
they were as great as human
diabolicalness could then devise
and the hunger and the cold Of
the besieged civilians was no
less intense, yet they did not
falter.
WE find in Sherman's driving
w of all the civilians, young
and old and sick, from Atlanta,
and his march to the sea, burn
ing and laying waste 10 the
countryside, an analogy TO the
bedevilment of civilians in the
war of today.
All through history il has
been the courage of the civilians
as much as the prowess of sol
diers that has won wars. When
the civilian morale collapses,
war is always lost.
Yet il is the civilians who in
war time are constantly berated
by the military, by the govern
ment leaders and by the news
papers. as in this war 1t is the
civilians whose smallest privi-
leges are curtailed and whose
convenience is denied, the same
civilians who are the backbone
of this or any other war in this
or any other nation.
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

and We have TO win il, and we
need men to do it with.
OF COURSE some of the
" chronic complainerS are easy
10 spot. You can cure them by
putting them in the toughest
and most hazardous post when
skirmiSh comes along. Re-
current stomach aches have
way of clearing up If the pa
tent knows he will be under
gunfire every time he has one.
Some aiSo are SO physically
sick that they are not fit for
duty at all and might as well
be sent home AZ once.
But the point is that the
duties OF the medical officer
are not all simple and do not
entirely consist OF handing out
sulfa drugs and doing opera
tons.
There is another feature OF
ihe case which is that funda-
mentally soldiers Of different
nationality are trained in diff
ferent psychologists.
THE Americans as a rule are
given 10 reinstatement.
which flabbergasts an English
so ] dier about half the time.
and the English soldiers are
given 10 underStstement, which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

o lore, lore, lore!
Love ~ Ike dizziness
n tCiHnd let q poor body
Gang about his business.
james Hogg.
Said Thackersy:
ct In best 10 love wisely, no
doubt, but to love foolishly IL
better than not 10 he able To
love at ALL"
Observed Drake:
Love IL the most fun you can
have without laughing"
MY PROGRESS continues to
WI amaze me. Now / have re-
ceived round robin letter from
u women Of Detroit. All are
war plant workers and all are
38 years old or over. All weigh
over l60 pounds. Some weigh
200 or over. The woman who
wrote the letter for the group
says she weighs 227 pounds and
her height is 5 foot 7. All are
happily married TO their origi-
nal husbands.
The object of their letter is TO
have a word said for the stylish
stout and pleasingly plump fem
mine types. Women with excess
weight are sometimes accused
of being lazy. These 38 plump
girls work in a war plant all
day and also take care of their
homework. 1t is also often al
legged that plump girls are ham
dicapped in winning and holding
a husband. These ladies have
proven that is not so. In fact
they claim the record will show
that plump girls not only make
the best wives and sweethearts
but also the best and most re-
liable war plant workers.
QUERIES from clients. O.
VI Which has the greater love
for a man, his mother or his
sweetheart?
Alt has been said by an OK
pert on this matter that:
Tho creates love In .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
BROADWAY

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sailors we know ashore. The
picture, however, is big-time ex-
element In Sweet Rosie
OGrady," Betty Cradle makes
ashful men whistle. It's
another page of Tin Pan Alley
loaded with the old hokum. but
lots of pleasant show. Robert
Young. A do p h e Menjou and
Reginald Gardiner contribute
nice choring The French UNI
foreground versus the dirty Hun
is the theme of Paris After
Dark" II deals with a new
aspect of Nazi barbarism, what
they do TO captured soldier.
gorge Sanders. Philip Dorm
and Brenda Marshall are ca
pable in the marquee spots, but
if you can keep your eyes off
Madeleine lie Beau-then see an
oculist.
TiE Wireless: Mr.! District
Il Attorney offered good
drama dealing with Subversive
woman and her nephew who
murdered a radio commentator
"as he was preparing his Sun
day night newscaSe" The
announcer then said:
THE characters In tOnight'S
dramatization are fictitious, and
any resemblance to names Of
living persons IL pure coinci-
dental"
A commentator who chewed
his wordage got classic result.
He said:
Mani resistance has taken
on the proportions OF a rout."
Believe II or not, KoSteIanetZ
found song in oklahoma"
that hasn't been plugged thread
bare. It's out OF My Dreams"
very wonderful g.. In her play
let. Gertrude Lawrence was tell
ing that her mother failed 10
stand by her when she was on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

measurement Of colors with
rainbow splitting, spectre
scopic instruments, which tell
just what the vibrations of light
in any color are.
THE two sets of measure
Il mentS have 10 be reconciled
"a very tricky and complicated
matter. Still. a key TO a scien-
tific attempt of color harmony
was found as follows:
Drs. Moon and Spencer have
developed a "coler space ge-
ometry." II means, they have
worked out mathematical equa-
tons, laws, for predicting just
how much effect as color any
light rays Will produce on
human perception.
The color value of any ray
is standardized by the so-called
Munsell chart, which takes care
OF million colors that the eye
can perceive.
Now. DR.. Spencer turned her
attention TO the notable work of
Prof. George d. Birkhoff, Of
Harvard, who has worked GER
tain general principles of art,
aesthetic measure"
WHAT are the main princi-
w pies? In a picture or any
color design. one finds: certain
colors are repe ated exactly.
other colorS are similar, but
not exactly identical, still other
colors are in contrast-just as
blue is in contrast 10 orange,
red 10 greenland still others
are ambiguous" without clear
meaning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
IL. ". DURLING
ON THE SIDE

Distributed by King Features synd. Inc.
mothers, then comes a dogs,
then a sweetheart's."
Q-What was the song you
and your wife sang together
during the early days Of your
marriage?
Alt was the ditty titled
"Side by Side" We still sing II.
She takes the high notes and 1
take the low notes.
NOW l have a reader in Vas
~ sar, Mich This town is
named after Matthew Vassar,
the PoughkeepSie, n. Y. brewer,
after whom VasSar College is
also named.
Am reliably informed a young
woman OF San Antonio, Tex,
gave her soldier sweetheart an
Identification bracelet on which
was inscribed:
Lay of this guy, girls. He
belongs To me"'
Gen. Eisenhower took time
out 10 give the infantry a big
boost for its part in the recent
successful European operations.
The infantry is still the most
important branch of the army
when il comes TO the final often
sive. II is also the most dan
gerous branch OF the armed
services. Remember the verse
in "Mademoiselle from Armen-
there's:
I didn't care ,0hGt became Of me,
That's iohV / joined the inf0htry,
Hinky, diNkH, pdrlez vous.
(Note-Above comment on
infantry is not reiudiced. was
in the artillery.-EVDD
AN EMINENT medicio says
n women in their 40s should
always be in love. A woman in
love, says he, always has much
better health than one who is
not that way about somebody.
Our horses and women depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

trial for murder, even knowing
she was innocent.
IL was never able to forgive
her." said Cert in radios mild
est speech since Hoover adj
mitted business wasn't good in
1891.
We've figured why Bert Lahr
hasn't got rich sponsor and a
tall Crossley. He can't make a
joke sound old enough He was
dynamite crossfiring with Bert
Lytell on Stage Door Can
teen"
THE Magazines: Mussollni's
Il downfall. comic TO most Of
the world, jolted Germany more
than we know, Max Werner
states. Musso symbolized big
time dictatorship to lots of the
NaZis, Werner points out. be-
ing a Big Shot when the Nazis
stole their first soap boxes.
Now they've got the 1T can't
happen here" filters f. Bare
shoulders are stylish again.
take il from Elinor Guthrie
McVicker in Harper's Bazaar.
Darned if our stylists aren't re-
sourceful. They can make you
chic with clothes you CANT get!
Mary Aston confeSses in
Cosmopolitan that she wouldn't
dare report certain film CLAM
our gals right age Of so for fear
of a knife in the back. Does
Miss Aston know any remark in
the Hollywoods that WON'T get
you one7 In the same mag.
G. J. Nathan predicts both the
Pulitzer and Critics Circle prize
for O'Neill's The Icema
Cometh." Considering Nathan's
opinion OF those two prizes. it's
not a nice thing 10 say about
his friend O'Neill.
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