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Evening star., 1943-09-24
UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
CI,EVEI.AND pAPK

Very attractive brick and frame with
Slate roof, weather-stripped, insulated,
rooms. . baths, ! bedrooms and sieepine
porch. attic, fireplace and built-in ssrsse,
maiq s room and bath; house in excellent
Gondition; overlooks Rock Creek Park
Price, II 2h0; early possession. For
inspection, call Mrs. Grier, Sunday and
eTenIngs' p,eII ls co. 1928, with BOSS Ids
Evening star., 1943-09-24
CHEVY CHASE, D, C.
BUILT / YEAR.
BLOCK OFF CONN AVE

-, Center-hali brick. large living room,
library, lavatory, 3 large bedrooms. attic.
room and. bath. gas heat, double huiIt.in
garage, lot 1ox150 Price, J $50. 400.
EOsS Il PHELPS. realtors, Ma. eaao.
IIssen'hRs IsnR ana Sunday, Mr.. Messell, Elk.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

GOVT. OFFICIAL, wife, want
furn. apartment, 2 rooms, kit,
bath, in NV. section. Call co.
2025, Apt. 443. 26'
Evening star., 1943-09-24
GEORGETOWN,
S9.75O-WITH FURNITURE

2115 3rd st. n.e.-Brick home. rooms,
heat; garage; frst-noor rear apartment
rented S45, second floor rear apartment
rented S45. second-foor front room rented
in basement for owner
VIM. R. THoRowGooD,
202f r. !. Ave, NE, DE O3lT
Evening star., 1943-09-24
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
itialed birthstone; diamond and wedding
rmIs rinsS, any oaher iewelTy and pawn tickets
Jewelry Co.. 727 .th st NV
Evening star., 1943-09-24
EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTION.
$18,50O.


VIII buy. this detached home In Bethesda
Just | block from schools, stores and
transportation. Living room with open
fireplace dining room and kitchen on first
floor, Now vacant. the property can be
purchased on reasonable down payment.
cali Me- Mrd, l143 e Until ntil, Pm nan ,rrr
Evening star., 1943-09-24
CHEVY CHASE MD
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
7733 Alaska Ave. GE. 1874.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
tBest sec, blk. w. Conn. ave 1--S r. 4
b., det, brick, immaculate condition; all-
eiec kit, oil heat; lot 6ox130. 2-car br.
dt gar. Price. S21.150: terms OWNER
leaving city. Ma 176O Ewes, WO 3gT3.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

THE WHITELEIGH,
1905 N. H. ave. n.w-Vacancies for
young ladies to share newly decorated room
and private shower bath with young lady
college Librarian: private phone: meals:
S4I.50. DU. 4315.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

THE WHITELEIGH,
1906 New Hampshire ave.-A deliehtful
guesthouse for young ladies; large closets,
plenty baths: reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
GOCernmenf Issue Stylish
Tall Mems Trousers
Get Cuffed Around
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

One item fail TO find in the
that tall men cannot have cuffs pants
The War Production Board permission n
cum their trousers provided their
Some years l wrote that the of
American man is foot g. but that 7foo
shows for a wading
Well this time the tall guy steps dom
big boys shouldn't
the War Production Board the details
If that's what fighting for | looked in
wrong keyhoe I'm all hepped million about the -Four
Freedoms and suddenly the banner the
pair Of pearl-buoned
An old fellow told VIII you're in trouble
neck l would forward this
advice 10 Washington where you of artificial
tranSom
IT the WPB going 10 tell what the welLdreSsed
VIII they had better add
Whether IT has cuffs, apelS or belts the back nothing
stylish this unless government
thought the paramount tWo-
navy But gloves The most
heritage of democracy the inaenabe
all records for suddenly going nuts from standing
That's the stands II tall enough
to look the top OF your collar you have
your pants
Otherwise YOU Will your trousers until they
develop q
tS4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
On the Side

He that tciH voo p'dov rust
not daily
He must make hap ipbHs The
sun doth shine,
He must not stand NTH her,
shall I. shall !,
But boldly s1p; Is dov, thTs,
must be mtac
Barry Woods.
"A New York subscriber who
thinks the idea Of marrying
young widow is A good one asks:
Has your Horses and Women
Department any data on the
most effective way 10 win the
heart and hand Of a widow?
THE above is an We have
available on the subject At this
time. FNDl
/ B. MAYER, film magnate.
-. Usually listed among the
top Salaried men Of the United
States.
Mr.. Mayer is quite talent
scout,
He signed up in Europe and
brought 10 this country both
Greta Carlo and Hedy Lamar.
Christine Ayres. Ziegfel d
Follies girl
She is from Detroit which
seems 10 have nearly as many
good looking feminine residents
as Brooklyn.
Her real name is Christina
Theresa Helen Sienkewicz Hof-
man.
She is married 10 a Detroit
man Of business.
IN 1908 a now forgotten man
4 ADVANCED the economic
theory that:
Labor must not he treated
primarily as labor hut primarily
In the role OF consumer and
therefore be enriched so they
might consume more"
Henry Ford did not come
across this theory until 1914 but
was much impressed by il and
immediately raised the daily
wage AT his plant from 81 ga 10
So
In normal times the afore-
mentioned theory may he all
right but right now it IS not so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
The Brighter Side

THE slow response Of our
ladies 10 the call for recruits
for the WAACs and other
women'S service corps convnces
me that we must draft the
women the same as We do the
men.
/ might consider the dllatori-
ness OF the fair sex in this
m after a reflection upon the
patriotism Of American women.
did | not remember that when
we tried 10 raise armies Of men
in A similar manner, We had
very little success.
1t used 10 be the custom for
the President 10 call for volun-
teers in time of war and our
patriots were supposed 10 rush
10 the colors IN hordes.
THEY were supposed 10 he 50
L eager for battle as To knock
one another down trying TO get
TO the recruiting sergeantS first.
But what re ally happened
was that the knocking q
would come of efforts 10 get
away from the SergeantS.
We managed 10 raise armies
Of volunteers in our m aller
wars. but even then we never
had quite enough.
The North had 10 employ the
draft, in the Civil War and it
caused riots Of protest.
When World l came along
and we were confronted by the
necessity of raising an army Of
millions, not the usual few hun
dreds Of thousands, the d T a {
had TO be put into operation at
once, as experience had taught
us h [ the volunteers on ~
would trickle in when We
needed a flood.
THE inadequacy Of the volun-
Il teer system was not a mat
ter Of lack Of fighting spirit.
Irresolution, business cares,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
JEMOS OF a Girl Friday:

MEMOS OF a Girl Friday:
Nl Dear Mr.. w; Delightful
Arewell party for John Gunther
Ter AT Miriam Hopkins Sutton
Pl apartment.
Nearly every war correspond
ent of note was there. but not
one Of them would put up any
coin that the war would end
this or next year.
I heard there that Rudolf
Hess has dropped into a strictly
mental case and is under con-
slant medical supervision at a
British castle.
Castles no less Any thought
that the British may have had
Of employing him as a Quisling
has been discarded, due 10 his
mental land physical eeHdi-
ton.
Nazi Generals Won Arnim and
Won Thoma land others, includ-
ing Italian brass hatS) are con-
fined in a magnificent suburban
eState--the property Of one Of
the worlds wealthiest non
Aryans
TOMMY MANVILLE has wit
Il messed the "Follies' a dozen
times in row,
And takes a bow when intro
duced.
Say as Mrs. Mefoofsky
said. whats better? He should
stay home and play with a knife
and cut himself:"
Frank Adams of the N Y,
Times is canvaSsing landowners
asking questions bout the
Roosevelt sonS-for piece
Tex McCrary IS dong a book
about the raids over Germany
via London
Jack Benny is unhappy over
the rumors that he is quitting
because his writers have been
drafted.
Fact is Jack asked Fred Allen
= write for him. Benny Of
red ia split his huge salary
with Fred
That was a brave guy. huh
mean the louise IN that
photo from Detroit seeking a
man whose arms are held by
cops. Made me III.
YTIE. Fob Of the year Carl
Il BrsSon. the actor from
Hwood, was cast IN the lead OF
'Early 10 Bed -
Producer DICK HOLMAN, how
ever, decided IN play the role
Brlsson mas a run-of-the-play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

hot because Of the lack Of
things for the enriched
laborer 10 buy.
a situation which, as you
know, causes initiation,
IRANk NUNSEY newspaper
L and m agazine publisher
who made $40 100000 in 40
years, wouldn't have fat man
working for him as writer
He claimed fat men were
slow thinkers and couldn't write
well
Mr.. Munsey seems 10 have
overlooked the fact that Alex
ander Dumas. Victor Hugo,
Bslzac and G.. X. Chesterton
were all excessively plump,
And how about our genial and
brilliant friend Irwin Cobb?
LIVER see A red, white and
IL blue m onkey? Neither
have !
But there is such an animal
The Patas monkey of West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Draft Of the Dolls
Seen Necessary

stuffing themselves in restau-
rants. and running 10 the race
tracks and the theaters and
other places of amusement or
spending long hours in the
hands of hairdressers and mas
seurs and at the same time
making wise cracks and lewd
insinuations about the women
who are trying 10 be of service
10 their country.
TOO many DANES are annoy
l. ing their doctors with ina
ginary ailments and living in
idleness off Woodworking hus-
bands or maybe just collecting
alimony.
Too many are sleeping half the
day and playing cards half the
night and complaining because
they find it difficult 10 get
drudges 10 do their household
work at pitiful wages.
Too many women are. in
short. genteel buns.
And too few women are
WAACs, getting up az $50
every morning at 20 degrees
below zero in Des Moines and
plenty above in Daytona Beach
and working hard all day for
$50 a month and maybe devot-
ing any little spare time to
worrying about a husband or A
brother or a sweetheart in the
South Pacific, in North Africa
or the Aleutians. for the too
few women who are WAACs. a
large percentage have loved
ones in the armed forces.
You can see why we need the
draft of the dolls.
They say the army makes
men.
Maybe the female division "
the army, the WAACs, can take
those lady barfiies and limpets
/ have described and make
women Of them.
Copyright, lsi3. by King Features
Distributed by international News Services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Connolly Answers

la Martinelli; Oh Tbbett;
lcl Flagstad.
Pa Baldpate; M Good by:
CO. Night
3-ta) Heart tbl leg fcl
shoulder blade
4-ta) CartoonlSt. Chi base
ball player; CO. conductor.
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Shakespeare, 1891; tcD Vol
taire. 1770
6-(a) Sulphur; Oh calcium;
tcl iodine
tai Pedro RAMIREZ, thl
1t Gen. Somervell. tc)
Thomas r. Dewey.
Copyright. 1913 by King FsafyFes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Better Health Variable S"r;sS':
BY Dr. Logan CIendening
YESTERDAY we discussed the

YESTERDAY we discussed the
findings OF q recent report
on the blood pressure in large
group Of persons over the age
OF 40.
For the first time in published
literature. as far as l know.
there was obtained a view Of
the incidence of high blood
pressure
In other words, how MANY
persons in definite age group
had an abnormally high blood
pressure.
The number was found to be
high.
Even at the comparatively
youthful age of 40 about one
third Of the persons examined
had blood pressure of 80 or
more systollc, which is con-
Sldered the upper limit.
Another lnve stigation has
come 10 hand which shows that
IN a group Of adoleScent boys
and girls from IA 10 10 quite a
large group show blood pressure
ot 10 per cent over normal and
~ was found that these come
from high blood pressure fami-
lies.
RCT other conclusions Of this
~ investigation are Of value
70 any one who wonders too
much about his blood pressure.
II was found that The blood
pressure varied greatly and the
report says
Many OF the elevated read
ings were due 10 excitement.
This was quite apparent nv
the second observation when
only small number Of the en-
tire series continued 10 have
elevated blood preSsures.
This Indicates two important
lessons for any one who gets TOO
worried about his blood pres
sure.
In the 1irSt place the blood
pressure Is a physiological phe-
nOmenon.
IT is not stationary: il valics
Il with activity. excitement,
emotions Of all kinds and the
use OF the various drugs which
civilized people habitually use
tobacco. alcohol, coffee. tea, and
so forth.
The blood pressure is merely
an adjustment made by the
heart and the blood vessels 10
the needs Of the body for blood.
The second lesson is that m
order 10 determine what the
proper blood pressure is. j.
should be taken TWO or three
times so that the element Of
nervousness is entirely el.mi.
mated.
1t ls interesting 10 note in
this report on the blood pres
sure of adDleScents' that those
who had high blood pressure
came from families in which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
by Damon RunyOn

family responsibilities and
thousand and one other reasons
kept men from responding
promptly 10 the calls though
probably all intended going
when it was convenient to
them.
The draft leaves them no
choice
1t may have its iniusuces, but
II is obviously the only sure
m h cd OF raising armies
speedily.
There were many volunteers
in World War I. as there are
in this one. and in the other
war they were inclined to re-
gard themselves as somehow
superior 10 the drafted men, a
feeling that happily soon van
iShed and has not been revived
in World War II.
The necessity for big service
corps Of women was not reCog-
nlzed in World War / and in
fact was an afterthought IN the
present war. so no provision
ever was made for raising these
corps other than with volun-
teers.
T THINK the great crying need
Il for the draft Of women for
the WAACS and the WAVES
and the other corps, aside from
giving them the numerical
strength required is that it
would impress upon all women
because II would reach them
all--and upon the people gen.
orally the seriousness and dig
nifty and patriotic purpose Of
the various corps and render
them immune from the covert
SneerS from some of their own
sex and the vicious innuendo of
male Jerks that have haraSsed
the girls in uniform and i'm
peded the recruiting effort.
Too many idle DANES between
the ages Of II and "a are sitting
around cocktail bars or over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
.Anti-Feed-WOrI
League Urged

many m re-arnn and that there
might be an alliance between
such A Germany and a trum-
plant Russia.
Nothing IS more probable.
But MIR Wallace Is one ~
those fiSh-and-Soup rhetoricianS
who merely PROFOUND prob
lem and then leave IL in the
air
The answer 10 the possibility
Of World War III is smash Ger
many aS a nation for good and
all isolate and outlaw Russia
from the civilized world If she
continues communistiC, the USA
10 take over Japan physically
for 100 years, giving back 10
China all her invaded territory.
But YOU won't hear Henry
Wallace saying that-becauSe
he doesn't know whether IT Is
1914 vote puller or not
IF THERE'S one immortal
L thing n this world it is poll
tics.
1t looms above carnage. pest
famine. the rise and fan Of
countries and sticks it's head UP
on the corpses on a hundred
battlefieldS.
For instance, Gems DeGaulle
and Giraud are now IN dispute
over the reSurrected corpse Of
France
In Washington. do YOU think
they talk about war and the
survival Of America over the
wine and walnuts7
No, It's politics. its next
years elections. it's a fourth
term, its Wendell Willkle and
Henry Wallace that they talk
about.
Meanwhile our soldiers and
sailors and airmen fight and
die.
They are the only ones that
have forgotten politics so that
the politicians may flourish,
/ listen, fellow Americans. 10
II prophecy Right after
this war Uncle Sam Will have
10 give up carrying the Kremin
on one shoulder and the dome
Of the national Capitol on the
other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
March Of Events
BY Benjamin DeCaSseres

uunlSt Party Of America get
its orders from
The only fitting home that
I can suggest now is the radl-
ca wing of the New Deal
Party which also breaches
worldwide revolution.
THE "Beyeridge PLAN"
whether applied IN England
Or America is A plan 10 make
buns hy the wholesale.
II puts premium on IdleresS
and eats away like a cancer At
The most precious possession NJ
the free American and English
man Self-reliance
Prof. Anton Carlson of the
University OF Chicago has hit
on a sane idea concerning So
Cial security
He says that all persons not
physically or mentally inca
pacitated should be compelled
10 do some work for their old
age or unemployment insurance.
To pay healthy people. even
over s., money out OF the tax
payers pockets merely 10 SIT
and white or listen 20 the
radio Is not progress
II IS rcactionary-the road TO
dictatorS and To- slavery.
VICE PRESIDENT Wal
' LACIE was on solid ground
when ne said that there would
he the possibility Of a third
world war If We allowed Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

ALL clear-headed Unite d
n States Americans should
unite now 10 form an anti
feed the world league
The proposition that 49,
0OOO 900 persons with con-
stantiy failing and depleted
food supply should feed land
clothe and house - over two
billion persons is the most in
Sanely quixotic scheme that
ever entered the gray matter OF
crcampuf brains
In AN The ruined % countries
of Asa and Europe there are
billions Of dollars hidden away.
as thcre was after the last war.
Force the rich of the de-
feated countries 10 fork out and
feed and clothe their own
people
They will all pull the baby
act Of poverty on us as they
a. in 1890
.They know what a tear
gusher Uncle Sam is
Let US organize now 10 SEQ
that all Americans are fed and
clothed and housed IN postwar
days
Don't weaken
Our people FIRST
II THE comintcrn Of Moscow
Il whose main paStlme was or
gaming Subversion. strikes and
revolutions In every country IN
the world. has really been dis
solved, where will the Com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

contract and 50 he is sure Of
getting $500 a week until next
June ]
II you want 10 boost some
thing give II TO the short AT
the Criterion called Little Red
Riding Hood Ooofly good
The voice OF the girl belongs
10 Connie Russell. al the Copa
A short while ago.
The Journal-American edi-
torial office now is crowded
with copy gals from Wellesley
Nassar. Barnard and other girl
colleges.
nAN PARKER Of the Mirror
~ and Frank Graham of the
Sun take opposite sides in
CoSmopolitanS next on the
question of whether horse rae
ing shotJd be continued for the
duration or not. Parker is aFln
IL for the duration
Wesley WOoten Is doing her
BIT 10 cement I.atin-AmerlCan
goodwill She has introduced
the son Of the Ecuador president
10 all of the Conoper models.
incidentally ConoVer's new
spot at 81 Vanderbilt is
SImpleeee breatntakIng
Even the Venetian blinds are
made of mirrors.
Calls il Exclusively Yours
Talk about refreshing sights
land lots better than in some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

T. H What brings on ne
phrltlS and IS there any cure for
it,
Answer. There are many
kinds OF nephritiS.
The conn mon cause is the
slowly progressive change IN the
small blood vessels of the kid
ney which was once calle d
"Brights disease"
The cause of many kinds is
the aging process and you can
make up your own mind if there
is any cure for that.
c. f. E.:-What are the causes
and remedies for sciatica Is it
A nervous disease or rheuma-
tlSm
Answer Sciatlca is neural
gia Of the sciatic nerve, which is
brought on by the same things
that cause rheumatism.
Treatment consists in the use
Of heat and massage and is gem
orally successful. although the
condition is stubborn.
3. c. w: 49, What is lichen
planus symptoms and cause?
Answer: Lichen planus is a
skin disease Of a mild nature
which is probably due 10 an in
fecson. Ii usually yields TO
treatment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Detroit Photo
Makes Her Ill

shows) have a look al the
lovely elevator gals in The
Chrysler Bldg all red-heads.
MOST attractive person l
wi have seen in ages Is Mrs.
Bell Of Easthampton land Bev-
erly Hills. one OF those gor-
geouS blondes who tans beauti-
fully.
In the Cub Room the other
midnight she had the Stork
Clubs Sophistys stretching their
necks.
Pancho. the orchestra leader,
is Al, but refuses 10 get out OF
the navy
He looks wonderful
/ remember when he looked
paSty and blehhh.
Here's a new one: Dorothy
Pinto. one OF the lockers AZ the
Horseshoe for her entire career
(Six and a half years., has
given her notice.
Reason Can't stand the sight
OF the wide-eyed and open iawed
dopes in Bald Head Row any
more,
The editor got an unusual re-
quest from a soldier upstate
Wanted a picture 10 pin up
in his barracks.
And whose do YOU think
Not Hedy'S Not Betty Cradle S
or Lanas -but Lincoln'S,
DEMEMBER Chester Conklin.
~ the walru mustached
comic Of the SilentS7
He's now stock clerk al
the Lockheed plant on the
coast.
Claudette Colbert is really
here they say IN have spe-
cialiSt look her over
Some specialists sure are
lucky.
A ~ ADDITION 10 the widely
n reported story about Doc
lite being flown from Chung
king 10 India (after the Toxic
raid is this one
The Chinese plotted bomber
carried 81 persons PITTS eight
refugees who were hidden
Doolittle was amazed when
the plane arrived safely with
such a load
How" he asked Moon Chin.
the pilot tnow in town.. did
YOU ever get of the ground
taking on those eight refugees ."
Refugees" Moon Chin grimly
replied. "never weigh much"
Your Girl Friday.
Copyright by Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Quick Answers

Company
Goods in His Heaven
3-Afghanistan.
4-Havana. Cuba.
5-Gen. Marshall.
6-Tibet.
Z SeahorSe.
Copyright 1888, BY king Featured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Widow. NOu
Must he Mine

Africa. It's back and legs arc
red, It's stomach Is white and
its face IS blue.
ONE thousand couples apply
" annually 10 the Cradle in
Chicago for babies for adoption.
Only 200 OF these couples
have the request granted
Seven top flight film stars
have adopted babies from The
Cradle.
All Of these adopuons have
turned out unusually well
The HOllywoodanS seeking
infants 10 adopt get special
service.
DUR fghung -meH+n some of
" the Pacific areas have been
ordered 10 study that curious
language called Pidgin English.
This department just has
added 10 its collection another
rhyme IN Pidgin English
It IS a Christmas greeting
which goes as follows
ling n Ing jose bells,
Ling, Ing, ding
Cilssm0s time Just no,o
WGikee IN.
ny makee sing song
You mdkee play
Nelly, nelly CijssmGs
Hare come today.
IS 4 GOOD modern house.
n wife," says Daphne Drake,
"muSt have the infinite tact and
diplomacy of an ambassador,
the conciliatory attitude Of n
labor mediator. the financial
ability of n Wall Street wizard.
the sense Of humor NJ Mark
Twain and the patience Of job"
Calvin Coolidge was the first
person while alive to be por.
trayed on a United States coin.
The sesquicentennial half doll
lar issued in 1926 shows George
Washington and Coolidge.
never have seen one OF
these half dollars.
They probably were snapped
up and kept out Of circulation
by coin collectors.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Broadway
BY Walter WincheII

Traas Mark Registered. cOpuiEh. is4s
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By Il, v. Durling

n."r.oa'sd by Kirs Feature, synd inc.