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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
SMOKES FOR
SOLDIERS OFF
TO LIBERIA

The r. J. Reynolds Tobacco
company, OF Raieieh. NC. has
informed The Detroit Tribune
that tho fifst shipment Of 10000
Camel cigarettes recently ordered
by This paper has hccu shipped
az directed 10 units OF colorcd
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Baptist ministers and laymen
from Detroit left the first 81
the week for Chicago whore the
national Baptist convention VIII
be in session through sunday,
Sept. IL.
Five thousand delegates aro
expected to attend the gigantic
meeting which will mark the
l70th anniversary Of the found
ing Of the first Negro church
in the usA.
---REGIsTER TO vOlT-----
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Minister and Wife Get
Gunshot Wounds During
Battle Over Church Funds

session OF the weapon both were
Shot.
Mrs. Bishop Is stu IN the hos
p!tal. The Reverend is being held
for Investigation.
REGISTER TO VOTE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
To voII-
Wings Over Jordan
To Have DR.. Baber
AS Guest Sunday

The Rev George " Haher. pasirf
~ Ehene7er ANk chnrch and rs-
Gently endorsed candidate for he
AME tisarprir Will 10 ne guest
speaKcs oycr The Wines over Jof
dam rneram sunday morning
The program wis pc hroadcasi
from Cleveland OHIO ana vii Rs
hcart cvt the copmt'a Rfopdcasf-
irg system Tie rfceiaw viii Pc
heard locally osrr radio station
WIZ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
PROMINENT
pF NEGRO TO
|ENCH URGED

Inc National Association for
1 Advancement OF Colored Peo-
asked Governor Harry +.
s 10 appoint a Negro Judge
nl the vacancy created In
,ut Court by the death OF
Py y. keIden. DR.. James J.
|.'endon. president OF the De-
~ branch OF the association,
leu out In a letter dated
y that the appointment
successor to the Circuit
eship of the late Harry u.
CONTINUED on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

held at the Departmental Audiio-
rum. Department OF Labor, I'm
and Constitution avenue. north
west
Complaints received by the FEPC
allcge that the practices and poll
cles under question fail to conform
10 the provisions Of Executive Or
der sSo2 as amended by Executive
order 9346, to the detrlment OF the
prosecution OF the war, the workers
morale and national unity. Most OF
the charges involve the question OF
discrimination against Negro work
ers. In some cases, workers OF
Mexican origin are involved. One
or more OF the several charges In
wolves each railroad and union
cited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
-KECIsTFR TO VOTE
QUIZ on CUTTING

Charles Harris, Jr, s5. OF 1928
Riyard, told police Saturday nIght
that he had been cut by a man
named Fred. Three persons were
later arrested for questioning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Detroit Eyes DC.
FEPC Hearings

Charges of discrimination in employment because OF
race or color lodged against % railroads and Ia labor UNI
ions, will be examined by the Iresiaents Commlttee Ji
Fair Employment Practice FEPC) at hearings to be held
Sent i6.13 in Washington DC. The hearings will be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Last Thursday evening interesting experiment in
relations demonstrated at the Tau Beta Commu-
nifty Associations summer camp at Columbayle. Mich.
The camp which of the finest in the country, To-
Gated about 20 miles from Detroit near Lapier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Anticipating that the much
sought after Detroit FEPC hearing
will be held soon. local uAion and
civic leaders are busy collecting
data for cases against large and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

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-NTOIsrfR 10 VOTr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Fashion Tips. All Wei
Lody's Hot: Old Lace
Without the Arsenic
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Ladies requested something about the
trend in spring millinery
They know whether priorues will demoish the
sar-spangled This might happen if anybody knew
under the classification Of clothing
groceries.
The thing have this spring of-theace
hat in-the-hat face.
Nobody knows what womans hat is. It's old lace with
the 1t certainly for protection against
the Just last summer the girls wearing pom
pom held together by two straps.
Suppose the priorities do get the bonnets Nothing
stop from whipping up something from old laundry
bag and A couple Of buttons
I'll guarantee that my wife will break egg her
head and stick feather in It,. And It will he the prettics
thing YOU allowing for climatic conditions and
evaporation in transit
II there is black market in millinery will be
all colors of the rainbow. ...
approve Of the Tunisian of the ladies wearing
shower curtain suspended from their halos.
There has been decided switch headgear since
Veronica Lake combed her eyebrows Of smile Now
that she has pulled back those hrsue poreres she isn't
had looking Nobody has Veronica wearing
hat.
Copgusnt 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

eliminated except that used for
mTt1cindi purposes.
This would not cause me any
particular suffering.
However. II il is done I hope
vigorous steps viii no taken 10
eliminate the bootieggerS that
wit spring up everywhere.
There arc only three FLIES
entered for thr Kentucky Derby
Of 1913 and it is unlikely any
VIII start
These arc, Inspired, Too
Timely and Jerry Lee.
You would think such great
SportSwomcn as Ethel V. Mars,
Marcia Howard and Mrs. Payne
Whitney would devote their
lives 10 breeding or acquiring A
fllly that could win the Ken
lucky Derby.
Think of II only npe filly has
won tins classic in bS years!
It's disgrace.
! hope If this item is read by
any Of the aforementioned sports
women eaHSes her to blush.
WkRE you born in The morn
w ing or the afternoon
| don't know what time Of
the day | was born.
Anyway The early morning
hours arc me best for a blessed
event.
he peak of ffewfSEborn baby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

I. ONION. England Notes
Il written On the back a. an
old court calendar Nearly every
American officers mess .n TINS
country has large box m which
they arc required 10 drop a
shilling cacO time they Use =
typical British expression instead
Of normal American one
The money j. used to purchase
table luxurIes. and such expre>-
SONS as cheers instead 81
bottoms up and II take dim
view Of this business instead NJ
I think is lousy have helped
keep the dellcacIcS abundant
II is gratifying 20 an Amer
can in London 10 discover ltat
the United states mas no mon
opolv on WdIIm" CrackDot-.
There are plenty of them here.
There Is nos an invest cation
going on Of an army colonel who
issued orders that he would
greet the troops with the cry
Ill de m and thar they must
respond by swapping 90 at'en-
ton and answering 10 dc no
TIERE is also a fuss being
i raised over an army order
that no soldier no matter what
his rank Will be allowed 70 walk
arm in arm with his wife, sweet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

What min po', ,ronar, gentle
'rom0H dore
When styop0 affections /stir her
spirit up'
-Southey.
URLS with blue eyes make the
VI hest secretaries: girls with
brown eyes make The best house
wives.
So states astudcnt Of the
female sex
Keep that In mind mister,
when hiring q secretary or look
ing for wife
o. O. Mcintyre coIumnlSt. left
$4,000
George Horace Lorimer. editor,
left 50 100000
That is about The usual ratio
of money accumulated by col
umniSts and editor,
Even SO Id rather be a coll
umnlSt
An editor ha, to work regular
hours.
NELSON EDDY. Hollywood
~ heart throb No
Clark Gable Is SlIli 40. 7
Al the time of ms last marri-
age Nh Eddy 81 re carried MS
bride over the threshold of her
new home sand
al last, darling, we are alone
In our little. love nest"
The house referred 10 has IS
rooms.
l guess il must he The worlds
largest little, love nest.
THE stronger the mother tho
greater chance the child wbi
be A girl.
That's what one blessed event
expert claims.
What A strong woman Mrs.
Eddie Cantor must be.
The cost Of living has gone up
since the days Of World War I,
hut not as much as the cost OF
war.
World War ] cost the United
States ST .6O0, 600 day.
This war Is costing this
country $3.50 600 900 a day.
III YOU can state = girls name
beginning with y I will ship ynu
a Wheeling stogie ut once.
writes a West Virginia sub
Scribcr.
He" abort Hafttppe?
That was The first name OF the
wife of Socrates. wasn't it,
SAID rdtTon1nE may reach a
l-f,oifft-whcrr@att- WhISty-fs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Bv Damon RunyOn

fnends selection Is preserved
in the complaints fled by and
against her IN the courts
She was the plaintiff IN one
instance and the defendant in
two.
As a plaintiff she charged a
husband with mental cruelty
and As defendant she was ac-
CuSed of extravaganza. bad tenn
per and physical violence.
NOV IN scanning the POSSIBLE
" ties OF A horse in a race my
friend may some times feel that
the printed record Is not suf-
fClently revealing. and in that
event he generally goes around
making inquiries Of authoTlta-
tive sources such As owners and
trainers and Jockeys 10 see II
there may not be- something
more than meets the eye in the
Published form. and II seems 10
me he should have taken similar
preCautlon with reference 10
marriage
He should have looked up
those former husbands and in
terviewed them carefully as 10
the way the lady shaped up as
a wife.
LIE SHOULD have aScertained
H Of the eN-huSband against
whom she VA. the plaintiff 10
what she deemed mental
cruelty
II might he some little habit
or custom 10 which my friend
himself i prone.
lie should have learned from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
The OnIooker
BN Henry NcLcmOre

hralt or SISTER even on leave.
just What tins has 10 do with de-
t,it0g me NaIlS probably only
t0o Russians could explain
wartime vlEnette a lovely
afternoon IN KenSinCt0n Gardens
and the war seems miles away
a~ tho children sail boats ON he
lake, dogs rOmp and peranbu-
lajpr- crowd the sidewalks
Soldiers and civilians laugh As
they lounge m the sun But the
war IS brought close &c new
conner bN the sight Of fair.haiIcd
Youngsters. ) and Is years old
frohCkng IN tho trenches that
are cur all over the park and
f.s hobbies watch out 10 fine
any one caught feeding precious
crumbs 20 SWANS or ducks
ANOTHER wartime VgHclte.
n quiet Berkeley Square in
late twilight just before black
ou}
The harsh voice OF what could
only boz a tough top sergeant
barking commands a. ms troops
"A company Of home guards car
ryIng full equipment and rifles
and not A man in The company
under 30
some with stiff knees. nearly
all with heavy glasses but drill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Past Records
of Divorced Vital

the others 70 what extent her
extravaganza extended and IN
what manner she displayed bad
temper and physical violence.
The latter information would
be Of particular value because
then when he decided TO bet on
the lady, regardless, he would
know about what 10 expect and
could devise means of protect
ing himself. -
| do not understand how "A
man of worldly experience can
figure A wife Is going 10 run
better for him than for two or
three other previous husbands.
allowing that they were not
vastly different from him as
human beings, but l suppose We
have here the element called
love, which Of course is wholly
unexplalnable.
THINK we should have COM
missions TO review all cases
OF proposed matrimony in which
one party or the other has a
record Of two previous mar
riages, and that where the past
performances disclosed short-
comings as wife or husband,
wedlock should be denied.
Thus We would take load
off the divorce courts, and save
many poor bloke from becosu-
ing legally involved with an I'M
worthy partner. and. l think (
should add. vice versa.
Copyright, 1919. nv King Features
Distributed by International News SERVES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
The Brig ter Side

4 FRIEND Of mine. who is a
\ confirmed horse play er. re-
Gently got married 10 a lady
who had three previous adven-
lures IN mstrimony. all of which
ended in divorces. and his union
with her convinCeS me that he
regards marriage As Of less I'M
pOrtanCe than horse playing.
If he was contemplating a bet.
on horse. tho first thing he
would do would be- 10 look up
the past performances of the
Steed TO see what kind OF races
II had been running.
II the record disclosed three
bad races IN row. he most
likely would eliminate that
horse from consideration as A
betting proposition and seek an
other.
LIE MIGHT throw out one had
H race. or even TWO. because
Of track conditions or mlShapS
during the races. but he scarcely
would throw o,it three bad ones
He would just naturally fig
Ure that the horse was no ac-
count.
Bur when il came 10 getting
married | fear he failed 10 ex-
anime the past form Of his
choice. or else ne suddenly he
came more Of chanCe-taker
than is his normal bent.
In cases of this nature. the
past performances are almost
as much of 2 public record as
those of the race horses.
The matrimonial fotm of my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
I.ENTEN REDUCING DIET
Friday-8O0 Galleries
BRI.AkI Asst

BREAKFAST
universal Nltamln pill. ?
, grapefruit 100 calorieS. ] ruSk
100 Cslorio>. ! cup coffee, no
cream or sugar.
LUNCH
! EGG poached on ! slice
hroIcd tomato 80 Galleries. |
slice whole-whcat toast 100 cal
orie, glass milk 100 calorieS.
DINNER
average serving of any fish.
hroilrd baked or boiled. no
sauce 100 Calorlc>, ! cup SPIN
ach 50 calorle~ canned
peach 100 Calories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

THE Donald Nelson's are finally
Il making 1t legal. She's in
Las Vegas. or was
Lois Andrews JesSel is eX-
pected 10 be riveted to a West
Coast Navy It. shortly.
Rachmaninoff, II, is critically
iii at his Beverly Hills home.
Peggy Lee canary with Benny
Goodman's tooters. became Mrs.
d. Barbour the other day boo.
hoo,
The George MonatS OF the
VIM. Morris king agency
were put asunder.
Iona MaSSeyS heart this week
belongs 10 Fred deCordoya, the
stage manager.
Get out of the way of lmogene
Carpenter tof the tolilcsl, who
is courtin' with Bobby Wilson.
Both have it pretty bad and
don't look whore they're goln'.
Woody Guthrie. the iGnerant
ballad singer. whose new book,
Bound for Glory is getting
rave reports. still earns his liv-
ing by playing for niCkclS and
dimes in waterfront saloons.
Intimates allcGc that the ]
fiertZes rMyrna Loy) VIII be
three in the fall.
OVER al the RIObamba the
~ other midnight, the wife II
a movie executive. currently
going through the divorce mill
was complaining 10 A friend
about the boring conferences she
had 10 endure with lawyers.
oh" said her friend. don't
talk to me about them.
I've had 80 much trouble over
my property that sometimes I
wish my husband hadn't died"
nNE Of the rim firms last
" week got A telegram Ike
this
nav Nou any hNaho"iF $3.50
shots Of U-boats being blown
up:
Also would like scenes show
Ing happy crowds
Must he guy with inside
info. Wot
The stage show Of This is the
Army will tour all Inc Llnltcd
Nations. winding W IN Moscow.
SIuone SHHaH does have
cancelled her appearance At the
Capitol Theaier here
MedicoS stopped Lucy Mon
roe'S tour, TOO.
The mon Is pulling a Wall
STfeet angie on inc hOoch irlt-
&c.
Holding the liquor for tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

boost in price when the famine
sets H.
of-tfrr town top fight
ers Is pouring herself right out
Of neA bookings
Look lady you're not that
good.
t. ST before William Power
y MdiOncy the former asst
prosecutor Of the Dept Of JUS
ice was booted upstairs. he
asked a certain famous legiSla-
tor 10 do something about re-
sending the law which prevents
the Indictment Of congressman.
The famous man refused 70
moVe-on the ground that the
exposure of any congressman
rs Nazt roiiaborstIonIStS would
he harmful 10 the honorable
traditions Of Congress and the
subsequent morale of the ma
ton
Shades of corrupt and fallen
France,
VAUGHN MONROES screen
-dahi.t-Mas- deferred agaiF
His band will resume AT the
Commodore on the 9Th
Poor Tom Dewey COY ernor- NJ
New York less than three
months and already he's look
ING over nuthou.es.
The Dick Bsldwins (Cecelia
Parker are lmaging.
TIE Literary. Guitd selection
for Jtftv * t'ort-nu me ANA
zon nv Carleton Beals, whose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
British Slang
Costs \ ankS


in- Tor hours IN the cold ana
dark after a mn day "oIK IN
factories ami Offices.
These men have n great
example 10 follow however. for
~ was recently revealed that for
quite a while ne king has been
dong a stunt on 4 precision tool
machine IN factory some mics
outside oi London.
re works A. night and VAS
paid this compliment by his
foreman
His Majesty has useful
hands"
THF ultimate In enh8rrasS-
i ment. Suffered bv A war cor
RESPONDENT m urlform who.
when waking IN front OF Buck
irgham Palace FOR The first time
was given a full salute by one of
the ramrod- backed guards who
pace back and forth inside the
heavy iron fence
~,
No, ,aluto5 since no was = ton
derfoot Boy scout returned tho
courtesy with a Salute thar must
have made George Washington
and LIGHT Horse Harry Lee roll
over in their graves.
I, Continued ,,c u.or., feature.
og cor,h,,r 30 hai, scra,cE,rr
,hc cbcnL ard uaying ~ a do
r,r,,,o ,riond
Nc co-resrordort. arc l,rou,,
to tho soldiers as "-rbe p,cadilIv
Cop,rnandoS {" II has oute a ring
IN = OBJ AInos, as GOOD aS
Tho CoIdstrean, Guard, ar Ucr
Mate>t,'S own I'mDbtyumph
RIfleuen.
II YOU come 10 London. don't
make tho mistake of promising
To send flowers 10 any one They
are the most expensive OF all
luNurIeS. with single violet
costing as much as an orchid IN
normal times.
II YOU want 10 20 on the
i water wagon. London is the
place 10 do II There IS no such
Thing aS buVng = bottle of the
horrld stuff. which delights MS
temperance workers bur out
RACES those who are accustomed
20 taking ~ incidentally - or
% nmc, a daN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Better II eoIt !. a.

by Dr. Logan CIendening

else the spleen de>eends and
pulls on us attachments
But this does not clear up the
cases in mich the pain - on
the right SIDE. because the
spleen happens To be located
on the left.
For this and other reasons he
REJECTS all other interpretations
of us cauSation
He lays II 20 the increased
work which the diaphragm does
during the exercise.
The diaphragm Is the muscle
which actlvstes breathing.
NIHEN any demand is made
W on any activity Of the
body the diaphragm takes the
burden OF the work.
Mh4- should u not theh-ef.s
out in pain when the effort IS
too great?
Like any muscle, II needs
blood for it, work. sometimes
less in quiet moments. some
times more In seconds Of stress.
Or. Capps thinks from his eX-
perimentS that the stitch. IN
the side is caused by anoXemla
OF the diaphragm.
You may look up the meaning
Of anoXemla yourself IN the dc
tlonary.
THE only danger | SEQ IN this
Il discussion Is that some
middle-aged friend Of mine,
while running for a street car.
will disregard the stitch IN
his side and Will not remember
that angina also is brought on
by exercise.
But the candidates for The
track team, being less than
middle-aged, need not worry
about this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
RacIImaninOff
Critically I'LL

enemies will pot-shot II and
him
Get an Raj or ROYAL Navy
man 10 sing you I've Got Six
pence'--very gay.
Henry Youngman has offered
Hollywood a story IN which
Fred AStaire WALKS down
staircase.
Overheard in Washington:
Hell hath no fury like an
elected woman"
4 BOUT six months ago Jan
n Valtin told the editor Of the
Alliance Book Corporation that
if Bridges were depOrted he
(Valtnl would he lnterned, be-
cause the Administration would
want 10 appedSe the domestic
commies by sacrificing their No.
l Bogey 10 them.
ValtIn'S hearing was held two
months ago. but he is still con-
fined TO Ellis Island with no
determination.
The Dept Of Justice has SAID
il has nothing on Valtln since he
came here in 1898.
Asa matter OF fact, Alt law
enforcement agencies know he
has devoted himself 10 anti
Commy and antI-NazI activities.
Naltin is said 70 have sold
over million IN war bonds.
lie also turned down A rich
mans offer 10 do an anti-Red
broadcast because the sponsor
would not allow him also TO do
one against the Mans,
Valtin is locked up, and this
sponsor, Who wouldn't permit a
blast at NazlS--isn't!
DETAILERS who sell shoes AS
~ play shoes" when they
AREN'T will regret II on that
day when. IN order 10 FepieniSh
their stocks they viii have 10
show ration tickets they no got.
Sgt. Art Lewis and Audrey
WeStphal Of Star and Garter"
threaten 10 marry each other
when he grads
Beginning of the End Dept:
Lenore Lennon was overheard
saying in Toots place that she
vas going 10 sue newspaper.
John Nolan. the t~O-stripef,
Is away out in front in the Kay
Aldrldgn eet-StakeS.
Anna Wiman and Cavalryman
Willy Proctor are a Woomance.
He's IIope-WilliapaS. ney-yew.
A sensational book on the
WoollC0tt Family has been writ
ron BY barbara WooIIcott niece
ct - critic.
Copyright by Dany M-uor Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

deaths Il between 3 and 6 in the
afternoon
jockeys get fan mail, TOO.
George Woolf received the
following letter from an indig'
nant fan.
"My beautiful wrist watch 10
now in the pawn shop. Whyf
because you lost the fifth
race yesterday on the favOrite.
shame on you"
MIR. WOolf very gentlemanly
and intelligent fellow replied.
Dear Madsme--There are ~
ways faNOrite can lose horse
race. over 62 Of these a Jockey
has no control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

Daily Reader I had an attack
Of asthma in 1871 and my only
relief was by adrenalIn
would like 10 know how
adrenalin acts on the system.
Answer: Adrenalln acts in
bronchial asthma through the
autonomic nervous system ny
relaxing the muscles that sur
round the bronchial tubes.
Some people take u for
asthma over a long period Of
time.
II seems 10 have no per-
manently bad effects on the
system or 10 create 4 habit, Al
though as time goes on larger
doses have 10 no taken and "
j. therefore advisable 20 stand
tho asthma as long az possible
before using adrenalIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

LIVERY boy and young man
IL who Is training for track.
every soldier and WAC who is
ordered 10 the double quick
march. every man or woman
VINO x able 10 run for a street
car, knows the sensati Of the
stitch IN the side.
Sometimes IL Is severe enough
10 double YOU up completely.
II ct tainTy automatically
Sims the pxpTCTEp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

QUERIES from clients:
" Odd Gnn AacArthHs
start Tho. use OF "foXhoIes' 10
describe places Of concealment
Of our soldiers IN Bataan and
ether Pacific fighting areas, and
is il likely he was inspired 10
do 30 by a passage in the Bible?
A-Gen. Macarthur used the
term first.
Was IN a message 10 President
Roosevelt from Bataan.
The Biblical passage, Mat
thevvS 500. reads;
Foxes have their holes and
the birds Of the air have their
nests: hut the son Of man hath
not where 10 lay his head"
Q-How many men were sent
abroad 10 fight for the United
States in World War /?
A-There were 2,084, 900 men
i'm the a r. Z. OF these approxi-
mately 1890, 900 saw action at
the front.
Q-DOeS Dorothy Parker VINO
said: Men never make passes
AT girls who wear glasses. wear
spectsCfes7
a In thu first place Mrs.
Parker didn't say never
She said:
"Men seldom make passes NJ
girls who wear glasses.
Al the time she wrote these
lines Dorothy used glasses only
for reading purposes.
TINE fiction that most consist
. entity interests me IS the
mystery novel type.
However though / have read
lot Of current mysteries, my
favorite detective story still 10
Conan Doyie's SIGN OF the
Four"
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